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good to car :dcelli'fag‘rlltsxsc‘lf'nrticlee l
ganglion? of the
fitted. live-inns.
our circuit unis.
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Alli}. W. (7. Much Hull h ,rl. .
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he lasagn- Reduces lt- Adnleelao 70s
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h an, Nov. mnmgx-um
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sport—40 encourage the'ymg
andsrowlng element in all our aims. to
grounds, and in 00111le
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“cg cgpgou inhaler Workman Powdcrly
Talk: of Ballet Reform.
No Jurisdiction in the Boyer-
rum»
Neither will it do
neighhm comes
closing out role.
me one of your
McCamant Cases. .
at ouch ridiculous
look you can’t rem
all Sine Will
that date.
many to tonne moi ‘
January 43h;
Lack them over and compare with
”moraine. ‘u... at n
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flaw-flushes.” out.
Thaw“, under the auspices
d the, W Guild of Grace church.
ammonium
nth ‘flsay Are the ‘lnaalloo it .
Trades "Unions. and It. From u 0th
light Them with All Ills Power-Jars
counterm‘mmlivort. “imam;
tion will be 32:17 feet, one etory high.
withthree gables. It into bound for .
Sunday school purposes and will connect
or ujthin a law days after
N‘ or the up; Investigation or roa- c quote some prices for your inspection.“
1’8.
eylvlnla Slate Olelals st ‘flmlaharg.
lonnur (lulu-5, Resolution Adopted
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Hosiery.
with the church. Ladies’ Red Vests and I’nnls, were 89¢»
Herman Manuel! in repairing the reei~
Altar a lplrltad Debate.
limnscne. Nov. lit—The extra reunion
' valentine! It.
Big Farmer-iv Clllll‘tvnflull‘ ,
TOLEDO, 0.. Nov. l3.—-Tiw Knight: oi
requests through the _ to
the liorwnlh Opera several National League clubs.
.. sale price. lie.
I
Mimi-LN. Denlcrln
umxwooo. L. Washington ' “
one means. fish. oysters. clams.“
of this henna do hereby:
on our respective ,
provide and 1mm:
Genlx' natural wool and colored Soc-kl
Gents' fast black i Hose, were
lloyo’ fast black Hose. wore 7, 7.
Gente’ Shirts and Drawers, we
fients‘ gray and white Underwear
lnthefancyhoothe,laetevening.wcre
mm 1'. s. Mari-on, Miss Mabel
Vandovhocf. in- Alice Cholwell. lire.
o.n.omgwynndun.w.r.nnhop.
booth, Misses Molnal
, were 23c” sale price, 191'.
of the, Pennsylvania senate adjourned 250., sule‘pn’ce. 15c. pciir.
finally after-adopting the Gobiu resolution
that the senate does not have jurisdiction
to Insks the investigation against the sc-
Billed-Stun Tmnrer Boyer. Auditor
Labor in general neemnlily scorn fraternal
greeting to the Marble Workcm’ Notional
union, now uwmhl’cd in annual tension
at Buliinmm, and to the Farmers? Alli
once and industrial Union 01 Ohio. in see
deuce and outbuilding; he recently pur-
chased of Henry Wells.
hinevy arrived yeaterday
mood, to he used in hoist—
,except on holiday».
field seats to which
be twenty-five cent
the admiuion he.
s. For all such .
similar (militias of admission and em
will heprovided he for other portion. ol
'1 to 30¢, sale price. 19“. each.
, wore 62m. sale price. Mr. molt.
nnnroxn, ourteflo) to main -"
prime locale. wallryf’mf‘o'mfi
mesh prices. .
stumrs WASHINGTON mum
ingmn ntfi.N.monte,wnllrylurflmny
wannurt. J. P. :2 Main et. at choice
poultry. lish. vegetables. etc. . .
~. 101“ 'Mri S' , ' r - '.,-,:‘:.
Genernl McCamant and the Phil-dolphin sion at Lolumhus, 0' an e no hlrts wort 48c nah pnm h
ummzn nunumts t Puma
HillchhryPow ,Grace Millard and
Alicellellorywereincharge»
mm booth was surmised by
13.11.83“:er Mn.GeorgeR.
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magistrates-Jar which purpose the gov—
ernor called the body together. The reso-
lution was adopted by a vote of a; to 19,
rlpresentlng the two political parties. The
Democratic senatore kept up a vigorous
General Muster Workman Powderly’t
3' important toplcn. Hr
takes up the work accomplished
thmugh the eiforte ol the order in the line
of reform. lie ndvnv. that thegeneral no
Rev. F. W. Crowder will preach his
eeventh sermon on Daniel, Sunday even-
ing, the subject being. “Nebnchudnezzur
and His Wine Cup.” This will he the
annual sermon to the Sons of Temper-
(‘ietitn’ Slutwhnit How. 15:.-
Dress Good
25 pieces 30 inch Coaltmore, sale price, ‘1‘.’
40 pieces all wool Henriettnn. sale
The protest entered by Chicago
certain games of Row york at line
llowod, and the pennant gone to line
n.
. quality, solo prim», 10c. pair.
report comm ninn
mxmws 1mm. me. lumber and ' ’ ‘
rough or workpd murder,
, rusoxs 111v» BUILDERS.
summon, Huxuv. 123 w s .
kinds of (slime Will mafiaw ‘ '
mum, WILLIAM H. to West at. s. .r ‘
him; promptly “tended to. ”y ‘ “I
ll- Is one lagged Bicycling (Ina-phat
Mlnuroue, Nov. 12—11 one
bicycle rm for the ch
world took plans here
Charla G. Kilpatrick, of Dunville, ml,
and Harry Leathers, of this city, which
was won by Kilpntriek. who msde three
miles in twelve mlnnteu. The time wt
wonderful for n one legged than.
Job lot 201. grade 40 inch Flnnnels.
nele. sale price 23 cents per yard.
mmhdbinehargeonhemdr
boothl'uudayevelfins WM W W
"myth NichohsMnrtin.
The sprm sale, a new future, was
conductedhy Mn. Allen G. Bette and
Minimum-
A‘wdding cake,calleda.lnck Homer
pie, mldbythcpieceand containing all
amino! unearthing, was in charge of
Mn. Leanna] Bette and Miss Hollie
fight to defeat it.
The (Savor-or Attached.
In the course of the discussions. which
frequently waxed very warm. Senator
Porter, chairmen of the Republican city
committee of Philadelphia, declared that
the governor called the extra session from
partisan motives. and no assurances from
f the attorney general to the contrary could
induce e single Republican senator to
think otherwise.
He said the people of the state thorough-
ly understood that. no the 555.01) majority
atthe recent election indicated. He said
he would vote for the resolution become
he did not believe the constitution should
he thus nbnecd for political pummel by
acmhly leave the work of (ruining local
laws to the local assemblin-
0n the question of polizice Mr. Powderiy
insists thnt when an onion seeks political
proferrncnt he ohould retire from hie of~
finial pouitlon in the order. lie epoch of
the good influrnces exercised by the ndop
tlon oi the lull-I'll Mellon 343 hy the last as—
semhly, which gore the chief officials
power to dieripiinc members who detained
the order or any one belonging to it in the
once, and it Is expected that Rising Star
Division will attend in a body. ‘
Rev. 1. hi. Foster's lecture on “ Life in
a Confederate Prisonfjnkcn place Fri-
day evening in the Methodist church.
Captain John L’Honmedicu and Fred
Staples caught in half an hour, Monday,
lut night between
1 lot fancy dread goods. closing price 10¢ a yard.
Fancy 38 inch suitings, 39c grade. 92w.
)lourning stripe. 30c quality. sale prim- 223;!- yard.
if» inch serge. fancy plaid. aim blocks. 47w yzml.
Domestics.
”in. fancy Outing Flannel. (‘11:. per yard.
350. Red l’lmmvl, 25c. per ynni.
itic. vaoiing. 100. per yard.
The. Blankets. 076. pair.
7») pines Print, liq. per yard.
91:. ['nblenchml l'ottnn. do. per yard.
Fruit of tho IAIN”. short lengths. 10 tn ‘20 y
751‘. [Mmrt Flannel, 3c. pcr yard.
7:0 dozen Knotted Fringe font-y Turkish Tom-l3. ‘2 {or 191'.
Harvard Outplaya Trinity.
Sumerian). Mm., Nor. 12—Jun-11!
defeated Trinity at football by u score I)!
35 to 0. The playing of Harvard WI!
aomething of a disappointment to her .3. ‘
mlrers, as the rush line work was st tllnu
very weak. both in oflenn
making holes fortha hac
rushes of the Trinity line
Mr. Frye, proprietor of the Bell Island
hotel. caught :1 Ti poumi black-fish, ac-
tual Weight. recently. How in that fora
lhnbnry fisherman?
W. 1. Stevens. Jr.. and Lewis Ray-
mond will have home warmings in their
newly built rmidonr'os on Main strum
Government Control of Railroads.
Mr. l’owdcriy gives his approval to the
industrial mufenyncus to he held in Wash-
ington next l‘clnrmry. ilc congratulated}
the knights on the growing strength off
the opinion that the government should:
operate the rnilrmnls, and th
neural hand when this
The doll tnble wanna attractive as ever.
The old woman in the shore was imper-
eonated. in turn, by little Evelyn Meri-
wethel' and little Majorie Bishop. the
hight daughtero! Mr. and Mrs. W. l".
lvc pluying, in
'l'hreo Yale Players Crippled.
an lisvrzx, Nov. li—The Yule toot-
hall team defeated an eleven from Ann
here: college here by a score of 2'? to 0.
Accidents were frrquent during the gum.
forcing the retirement of three Yule man
and one of Amherst’s pinyers.
Denounced by Nan-lot Moll.
Senator Hull denounced the extra so:~
sion as a force. for which the Republicans
were responsible, hurl to them must he at-
tribnted the loan of honour, the coat of the
extra session to the stale.
ing of the tension he prone:
lion declaring: the jurisdiction question to
he the where's right, and at thnt time the
senate by 11 unanimous vote :ulopted the
same. Senator Hull said he knew at the
time that the Kepuhlicun senators were
not. sincere in their declarations for s
"cnrelnl and searching"
lor he had heard whisperiu
the election the matter would he ended
just us it hm ended.
Mr. Ross denied the charge made in Mr.
Gohin's resolution. that t he charges against
Boyer and Housman: were vindictive or
Mr. Packer read a short
speech charging that the government and
attorney general had called the motion for
purtinu purposes. Mr. Gohiu replied to
Messrs. Roe» and Hall in a five minute
speech. The vote WM lionlly called on the
Golda rewiimnn, and it Wits adopted by u
strict party vote—yearn. :38; onyx. lit
‘I’hc lle-aolutluu.
Private Secretary 11-m- Wits then an
nouncul and presentml the nominations
jourument of the li‘gie-
wker then adored theiul-
lowing preamble and rr-solnliuu:
Wheres». tho eenntohu already 1i~1~i1h~d in
the vase of Henry ii. Boy-or. mm zrmmrer.
that it ha» no yur'lsdict'nm under the x'nllelllI-
“on in this purporting to mature. to ln-nr and
to determine the charges of “on“: numumlud
preferred against him. nod to nurse» rho gur-
ornur Asking for his removal tron: the mid
office of stnto tremrer for or on mmmzof
snythinginthoproclamat‘mn of the: governor
The grab bag was circulated by the
choir boys. who did a thriving husinuru.
The refreshment booth was under the
management of the some ladies as on
My evening. aided by Muses Annie
Gm, Alice Cunt. ImieeWoodwnrd,
Clara Bette, Florence William and May
will be brought: :mls, by the pim‘c only. Thu pvr yvl.
The installation of Rev. Mr. Cullen no
panor of the Baptist church it ill take
place Wuduesdny evening at 7.2%! o'chx-Ii.
Clvrgymon from surrounding towns will
mist in tlw et-rvin'.
The Question of "allot Reform. ‘
p the qilrfillilfl of ballot.
err-«lit for the ,
it in eighteen ‘1 All widths of ribbon .‘ti (’.zrt.
;L'.:i!n.lh|:i'- “'illfii."
, Dreamed nri-l urnlnmml kn! glnvvs in Mir. tun
P. pill-.- ilfu: gmiv night dram.
: ll. oi'tllllnilllil 31‘ Emilio
‘ tiormammvnlvztrn ll go skcin
V. Funny win-t hint»: all silk riirlmn 3:1
jStnmpe-l gnmls all ro-iuvul
lie next takes u
reform, and 1:1an much
order lie-aunt! (if the (nut ch:
states n went hallo: inn
He auggeets tits! the following resolution
henucteul: "Thnt nil hum: aimll be shit
mined in the people for illuir wrzitiuy and
Approval before they are maxed upon Ivy
congrms orthr local-Lil urn.
origin-sis that it wv-ulrl he"
the name of the moor
Seats Sold 1st st,ooo l’remlnn.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. l2.~—The 500 Hell! I‘-
served for Yule at the Yule—Princeton
game were auctioned oi! lwt evening.
Nearly Sim} was realized from the III.
above the regular price.
0.10 1.‘l)l‘.~'e'i*. innit a: tlwu
~ and sizllw $l.;"y1[u:llit_v fur
Mather d Grumman's new store is
nearing mnxpletion. The firm expects to
occupy it in lfiifi than two weeks.
Another meeting for the nrgzmization
of an order of the Unitul American
Mechanics will beheld in the Temper-
ance Hall, Monday evening. ,
Ivanhoe Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle. will work the lat-(mud dcgrw on
one candidate Tuesday evening.
The Infant son of Tliomzni ('ullcn died
Elmer P. Ransom, a high art Wildi-
gitntor. gave an excellent exhibition of
sleight of land feats. Between the cr-
hihita, A. C. “out. a well-known humm—
otnvocal'lt of New York. song several
hum aongn and John Buzlnz lnce,
late of San Francisco. rendered several
Harlin Miriam), of New York city
wathoaccompan’nt forthewloist. The
Jerome llay Banjo club wasnlso present
and rendered delightful militia before and
an?! the entertainment.
The ladie- of the Guild desire to ex-
preeutheir tlnnks to cveryom who cou—
trihuted towards making the Japanese
fete the grand sum thst it was.
Thereoiptsfcrthetwonights memo
SCHOOL WEEKENDS.
A Net Inn-use of no (llsllslrel or senosl
Age Over In“ Your.
Thefigures given below show the re-
sult of the recent enumeration of school
Saxony yarn ill-t1: hkt‘ln
.lvwr-lrv l‘l-r; l1~z~ than .‘lr‘lllzll I‘mi!
3 quality i‘ljv yum
" Ill r. l‘dwdcriy
printed by the order.
contingent in favor of the establish-
ment. of s uniformed no
the order and many of tin-
aredesirons of giring it a test. .tlr. Pom ‘
ill be» no harm in per» .
:0 furor the idea to put it
into practice, and "tr-1 .ulnption is recom- ‘
mended. A degree for Mos.- who are too
young to lm-onw llll‘llllh‘r-‘w u
out laws is rwontrm-nul. 1i
deriy thinks sin-ll ayiinu Wnlllll he l’mllcil-
‘ .m uni; .t roll-rennin
Slnvln Tolls l‘lght To.»
IIIXDOX. Nov. la—Slnvin any: he will
probably Miller New York on the Ger-
manic on Nov. 29 with the intention d'
forcing Sullivan to make a match or retire.
, .‘Snu 1:. tiwlimv t1» imy i‘ur tin.- holidays.
Kitchen.
5 Blocking, brim-1N
young members
derly thinks there c.
mltting those w:
Slilt‘ prin- 5 l Turk I'lziww
JOHN HOE! “SUED AGAIN. , . '
w :S‘TUH'W: llrll‘llvi Hrumtv lr-mwuro 1‘" par .w-m, rmlnmiun
Ills Wife had 50- l’roderlch Are any.
Defendants Also.
'I‘llrzxrox, Nov. 1'2. —.—\nother suit waa
begun by Herlry Sanford, president of the
Adams Express company, ngnimt John
“my. in this case his wife Jiwphine and
his son Frederick are also named on de-
fendants. it is on n rule to show enu'lo
whynn injunction should not be granted
by the United States circuit court against
Huey preventing him from collecting divl‘
deride on the 10,000 shares of southern Ex-
press company stock that he holds and
from disposing of them and other securi-
ties he now lmldn. The rule is returnable
next Monday. The rule asks that the
court decree that this etock has been the
property of the Adams Ex
since Oct. e. lfi‘i,
\wrn 1": 5a.!»- privr- Ill
, on»! Mr. l’ow ..
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cinl. ’l'hc report i :1
the death “1' “It
grand worthy lulu 21ml: r.”
night. 11 hull moi r_w-; .
to the vienon m. the l'giu,.m1'.nik-.
John W. Smith, of Stamford. dim-d ym-
lc-rdnynt Fitch's Soid'wrs' Horne. aged
sixty—eight yours. Tlu- funeral was held
from tin.- llomc at 2 o’clock thin after-
noon, Rev. A. quun officiating. Mr.
Smith when veteran of ('onipnny 1), Four-
teenth Connecticut Volunteers.
‘ llmuu «pun-7...”
1' n order. Last
1‘“ 1‘3 \t‘lnilhllt'h li'lpirm-V”
Bost n Ste
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
UTH NORWALK, CONN.
made since the ad . . .
kn"! .\ir. n ‘ lion-pert In light “em-minus.
Maw Yuan, Nov. 1: .
Prcsnlem of the Anon-«uh Fmiemrmu of
bar, in dntvrumml to right eminlzsm
with all his atrmgt‘n
roll it champion of incl-m umoue, and hue
selected for battle grullml the 1;:mrrrl ex-
isting between the (‘.-un- .l hum: let’l’ll-
lion and the Sew York Federation of Ln~
,g. mun-l iiuuipcr».
Hr [il‘rl‘llllih him‘
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Maples. of Nur-
wnlk. have boon visiting )lrs. Maplce'
mother, Mn. William Meeker. on King when it csrne into th
posmnlon of John Hoey, and that the meta
tlement between defendsnt and the com-
pany on Dec. l, 1%. be set aide.
it also asks that all
the Hollywood cottages.
outed since the beginning of the suit here.
be set aside, so well nether mortgages
and saaignmente. and that they he revived
and counidcrcd lions against Hocy. it
lurther asks that Josephine Hocy be de-
harred from will dowcr rights in than
mortgaged premises. in which sh. made
int execution, and ‘thn't the leases now
ld by Fred C. Hoey he declaml void. be.
cause they were made to defraud the com-
pany, and that Huey be made to return to
Emma company borrowed
money and securities. The court in also
asked that Mrs. Jonephine lioey he en-
joined from trausle
Judge Green has i
Said Mr. (lomrcrm "'i'lwnL-tinn ol the l
Iociulisle hue elmwn they are h-mlvml to f
p trade-e uni-rm nelzl hnsproved
worn.» rtplllmm or the l 'vntrnl
Labor Federation lmm inc .\rueri1rnu Fed-
eration of labor. The Liner body is n na-
tional organization, entmly lib-milled
At the Detroit con.
volition lost year of the Amermm ‘mlerar
Lion of lmlmr tin~ novinlists vwrn kept out.
and no miulint Will he ndmlued tothe
approaching convmhnu at Birmingham.
Swinlletn may. how-
ever. come there Its representativoo of
trades unions; that can't be around."
south l‘ovwalkdietrict, 1,142; lastym.
1,046; increase. 08.
Over River dhtrict. €16: last year. 655:
The annual lmn'eet festival of the II.
E. church will he continued in tho lec-
ture room of the church tonight.
"vying to the scarcity of water. Wil—
liam 1‘. Wood ha.» had an engine plum-d
in his factory on King street.
While at work paintingflumlay. \l’il-
lion) Blniedell fell from a ladder and
Whereas. the charges seams: all llw other
ollcers named in mid manage on:
ol oar-tel mincondurt. and said
Inn-twin the qncation of )urt-ulivtion in tho
laid use of the mid flour
with equal form and
the mortgages on
which were exo-
y K. Boyer npplim
9mm to the raw-n Hi All
the otherollh-nm nomad in tho said mom»
Center district. 502; lat your. 515: de-
M. * 5. SM lTH’S
l 89 l .
Brand Surprise lo the Trade!
Exquisite Goods Sold for a Song.
Hundreds of Dollars lost at a Sale!
.Rfiflment
with "who. unions.
m M 'oiuricz, on; no year.
500; incrcue. 16.
Northwest district. 190: last year. lot;
Whereas. it luring: been dwidmi by tho son-
ato in manner Elf-mutant that it b1 without jurio—
diction in the premix-o. nomad and would he
ummpliihcd by further protruding tho my
lines-Mod. When tho Minlllfl
Ihall adjourn nine 1hr.
Adionrrn hid" it All" on n not-must.
Nice Nellie Pinchott. of New York. is
ugliest at the Miriam-o of Dr. ll. t'
lino, Sonptuck.
Revival services will he hold to: a
week in the Methodist Epismpal church,
commencing nest $undny.
Chief Jones has receival en invitntion
from the motor of the church, Rev. Mr.
Still. for the entire lire deprtment to
attend the Methodist lipismpol church
onSunday evening, Sci-ember 29. and
linden toneermoa which in.- will launch
nwcislly to the firemen.
Broad River ditrict. 122; last year.
i“: dam-2.22.
South Fireflileltiverdietrict. 145; last
This was nun-ed to. after «nine confu-
alon, upon it cull of the
Yeas, a; nay». l9.
'l'he Gnvarnur'o solute-tine.
After a rerun end the transaction of
some routine buninm the governor’s nom~
lnntion's were taken up. The yeun and
nays were rolled, and oil were continued
except one from Armetmng and um from
Junlata counties. which were laid over at
the request of llenntorn rihowaltcr nod
Wood. The committee Appointed to
wait on the governor reported lhnt he
hadno further communication to mnke
to the senate. and Mr. llrndy then moved
that. the venue adjourn aino die, which
‘ wsscarrlod unanimously. The urn-tors
had consumed juut thirty
at the conclusion and
The l‘unuv-rn' National fungus».
SEDALIA, Mo, Nov. l2.-'l'lm Formora'
National congress was r
Vice l‘reaidcnt Smith,
a. m. The entire mnrnim: rewlon was)
taken up by the llllrudut‘tlnn and reading
ofnunmherof n-wlnlion». which store in
turn referred to the prupor committees.
One oi the resolution: alien-1|
that notional tsxntion he llmlm
want: of the government
and honestly mlmlnleleml.
nn exrcutlve lmnrd to not
during the recent of the congress nml pro
riding rules governing Mimi.
Noe-Portion» Wovh Bunsen-fol.
Secretary Clnyton, of lowu. odersd o
lengthy preamble and reiolullon to the
it the more» of the Nulonql
Concrete of the United fitnteeon
flouting the men's ol the lntnnutom
lar’cement of the eluaol
on of memory of agri-
Middle Five Mile River district. 70: In“
year, Q; increase. 2.
Kath Center W. 125: last year.
no. incvesse. Iii.
Watllorwalk durictfll: lartyeard'il.
Northeast district. M: lost your. o; in
sillt‘il to order by
rring any property. of Karma. at in
uued an order that
flocytranafer no property, nor shall his
wile. if lloey cannot be fomnl for nerv-
lce in New Jersey thnt nrvlce he made
on his sttornrys.
DlD THEV KlLL THE KESTERBY
Total. 8,“: last nor. 3.433: inflate. res: Alleged ass-nonr- In the Toll. at
155; m. fillet teen-e, m
Wiuuntuxr. Pa., Nev. or
Higgins and Joneph livelnnd.
with their wives, have been arrested,
thawed with the murder of two old fann-
sranenad Renter. which occurred!
the nrlsanssa’wove lady-d in jail, ,
hyreporters e‘nd othera,
absolutely rinsed
days in arriving
espremlug their
_ vote that they halt-o
mm . 7 fly}. 1
use)” "nth-non Jello-1|.
“wins Hothouse.
try over us “()rsngn
Gentsj D
phce. Alargenumherwmprou-nt.
)l. L. Filly. of the Wine! iron
Wormhdormed t Smut. reporter
l’l‘m‘ into. her.
well known the coun Th streets "9 coheidered 0 l 8003
mun: um outrun: i '
BATES. l’. w. Water at. H. mm at
linwgrunite and marble work. "duller
exotic Work of all kinds. m . "V“
MEN’S 011mm
Consrwx BPOS. Mamie tuna ‘ '1
.lioin at, >..\'. lientlemcn‘n “Mn“
rum-Ha.- m. an \Vunhlngton an. or
hair. drink-mums furnishings Mn‘o'llkinda. ’
MEILCHANT Imus. .
lil'sfill'h‘fll. E. Bl “’III at N. A m ,
gunmmcul; the intact eiylesnlwoyaon .
Kturnt'n, r. 1' S... Main .mnn. "
oringn speridll)‘. Rem ix”. , ‘ f' ,
1n , p; ' .
column. 12. 31-. rent-m ‘ .' lam ‘ . - .
nnucrinlumlif deelnflfiy‘ 3; 0W -
“run. Anne's \lise. “Wall it"s.
"Old Sutton inland Dyeing Emma
ucsrc manna: “ . _
l‘i-leitln’ .\'. ii. tichaut avenue. N. Tmherof ' ‘
Piano. argon and Harmony. j: .
mums. .iLrix s. 27 Merwln st. N. Pine. ~ 1'
organ and harmony. ' . , .
Ol'fi'l‘lill I’L‘S’l’m Aim m
n1 n’r, w. H. a: my 124 Water 2:. 7* ‘
of Raymond.) i'lant’trrswxporteg'tglfihww
min death-r». in native oysters. ~ ~
cum: (c HOUSMA x. till Wm: 8.x. Pia.
turn and shippers oi Sohflkfllg‘tm
VAX NAME. J. LtCO. P. QWWKN.
PATTERS!) AND “(Him
SUP.“ ALK PATTERN \VORKS CW
gimrpe. prop. Niven-side ave 8. Jim '
Hg in aln'lriitlly‘. by steam '
mr. {tuft-naive: Namath lockConpony.
[arr-om»; hr. itohonnnn, {acorn}: H. I.‘ file
urn, .7l‘f‘uml; John ’l'rynn. hot almWfllfln
ll. .‘lltlfll, dream): Grace 'hurch. Mair);
nmi many others. ‘ :'
PAINTER.
Bil AINARD, F. ('. 7 “Mar el. N. 8
Point. gold and olive; signs a ‘ '. ‘ ‘
os'nrlmlxx Gilt). ii. :Wom N. Hausa
and run pointer, paper hanger. mom.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Xllll'i‘li. RS. 7% “'ushinr on 5 SN.
“will: only, and that thfbeal.‘ m.
, 'x
PHYSICIANS. '
mm. W. ('.. one. 4.1m! «ll Washi
.~_~ 3'. Hum 9 m 11!. 1 n. 3.7 we. union " '
PIANO TUNER I: REPAIR“.
lilih'lliii-ZJ '. F. r-nr Wall and Kn hut-.1".
timjrr :1; p:.u.-l~.or;.;me~..ei.cct gm.'flc.‘h
l'l..tri.\‘1..1.ur.u. SILVILRAXD NICKllr
Sili'lil Null“ ALK PLATINI' C . '
rl. .tll Lind-or t'li‘G‘IY! tinting’doge. 4'9 “ “l:
nlnl h‘fllllxlllngu! nil ‘imlsofmm goods.
BIL“. 1151311: 1161:1073.
LA l'jl'i r.\‘, .L-u ‘uB )l. \i'n—hington utmost P.0
>.,\. i’n port} [or solulmueeb to routine-adv
WHHDl‘n'Allll.ltl.:\..\'n.M:tlnll .N.honu‘ea t
rrmmnibuildinulntnmr soles” r ‘ .
"ESTA KILL“
F. ‘9 Rniirtwl Plate. 8. N. I“
. Hririly flfnlt‘hflfil‘, in cv ro-
w" t. A rm: mole bowlers taken. “7
m xrxs warm YESTXUBANL Mi.
1'.) Lin: hurl. pro-rte timiouest. Openallm
fiction”.
liAliLD' .Sllr'fi iSri'l'l‘l‘L'T .V. Your: hdhl
in 1;! pl inc and «lay ”Mil. i' term 8:”. ll.
hills. )lilAll’r‘ Sl‘ilUlfl. for rl. oung
kulir‘. Hill-4MP. I". Fall lérmgfopznzngcg I.
sliflltTllAND AND TYPE-"IT‘S“-
l..\i'ili-Zli'r‘v BLOCK, 8. it”. ('. 7‘. PHI.
iroy nnli own in: reunions. semipfloflblrvcnlar.
STEAM ENGINES AND I'll.”-
NlillWALK IRUN “'OPK'F‘ ‘ .
Wow at. S. .\'. near lhtlmgglrgk? m
5112A MS" I? TICK" AGENTS.
l..\ YLl'v NJ.“ 'nl'. M. “'nnilln it next .
;.,.\, Prim. til‘hrtlwd raltmonfiorld‘gra (seep-(d,
STONE Duane.
mums. Jonx u. n Wmnl net. at
brim k. lime. cement, heir. MW . 8. m
Monrox, .llillh' it. on Tu W
Aim layer or concrete "‘2' . I. .
n‘l'lH'Etl. M35}!!! AND Hum
Kl’I’l'l’lll'M. luth'lluh’ :5) liavllnud ‘
on.» now. and wutrrhralm 1’.ng ‘
row nun. .l. w. as “'uhiuxwrs st. ll. 11.
Tacoma. ”
Mult'rnNJmlx ”3:71: loraven .
and Mary lrmkim: gminptly "WM”? ‘
1'36 ”Influx!“
JENNINUH. J. ll. opp, "own. “All”. “-
Tolevhone
drum J film Al. N.
JELLII‘FEJi' .92 .
Biathlon-53.. : 2‘1?" L“ -
. . . . is M ' '
Mlenn'zllintuley at. Telechonamt '.
A soon All till §
“'*' QWEN AWAY
[:13 fight)”. tlfamfll‘wm.gg:
iwrmml f tine . ’ ‘
tifulltrl’ prrJn‘fi \ unfillflmfi
coming in. wimp.)
’l‘ios, Collars mu] (Bull's, lnumdriml; Un—
laumlriod and Flannel Shirts, Hosiery and
Underwear.
- l - i
ladies in children s Denanmem.
0f Muslin Umlorwear.
every kind and in every imaginable style.
detective work. and it is thought culture ‘ ”mm“
the right. parties have been apprehended.
time is great rejoicing over the ornate
among iarmm, who have long dreaded
that they might meet a fate similar to the
Kestera’ ll ion as the murderers were at
manners have had repu-
posltlon and many other
enactments highly beneficial to the farm-
hean secured hereon of
the non~psrtlssn poellion of our mutu-
presuihle was followed by this
the writer of route of the mutt
ltartllng sud manelously untrue storm
tvsr published. is behind the hare at tho-
lral police nation cha
ymnlny. that there is no fotmdntion
for the report that the company will
leave Weapon.
um MAT! 7313871235.
Mum,"
A use «warm-m Mo Married in
the Town Clark's ”In.
Erneet ”roe-chm to the Rev York.
New Haven sud Hartford Railroad aun-
. pony. s parcelof land at East Not-walk.
situated on the Port Point road: amid»
notion, fly”-
J. P. Benoit lo Hater A. Puncher. a
lot of hill on lynle avenue
1. P. Bennett to Edward B. (.1.th
med with larceny.
Tools. A young railroad man
who um Mnlhatten for the that tune
dept with him, uys
hint Mnlhnttsn do
gnu-1's: early ul- morning sun
Mambaunesmmyu
Mir-d. 'nm Miami: that
e.” M which "I identified by
no hvacompimi by a Home It:
Tuesday night and
tlnlhattse robbed
alas taking any monsy, our. the exact
amount morning was fenndln hippo“
doe. Ahont two month» ago Mulhsttan
wss roles-d from a Chicago insulate
mutton. ire hereby oxtondn
sud Inquest every state.
rlcnlllrnl moiety in than
or lion delmlm to u Milo
held in connection with and so a part of the
in sneade-uloeolthbhmly M such a place as
m
eordiulinvltathm
pr. rm, mus. Ill-self. W" “4 mm W
cumin: N. Y}; Nov. than the
llsorgatrl man ys
Winntheezrfivet
Garments oi
A Male- ot Ahllllalela.
hotlb under the pro
' ‘ still at won radium
immn the enlist.“ oi
'l‘lsespormlon.”
0mm at ”mid.
'ov. mm." are
lhellgliggfleaii
Bridgeport. can...)
The hnmlummt tea admin tho
om
our
m... on com tutti ‘
loo:
over can) rt
mulled on Iiyrtle avenue. my
lithe-act (l. Mead to Ilsa P. I.
Mam-toflanalonllliflstmt.
0. e. Wlhou ”Wither ii. Mitch. a
MolhndonClintou-vrnne.
end they are «m
n. liven for Washington
KID GLOVES
. v To be opined out. In fact every de—
' partment contributes to the advancement of
Don’t fail to attend our special
strong resolutions before .
lawn to amendment in the
”nus-unsu- nu-
W...“ .Dalsylll‘vow
this sale.
Weir-“own. * ,
llli mun i.
“m .
(slows. ammo; mm m‘ ;
in drmhfly,
It. i W
STANLEY \‘MM
momma.
sole of Smart]
unlannuanua'W‘w“
“fltb ‘
sssssruyu as, ten”)
ny' alderman “and evening.
are It inmates". t ' I ‘ I
W“ ’lfififi‘h
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