.Filll sum or it
Idgar, b. 'va (3.0th Waurhnry-
Cubidlsniik ml. hmxswllavru.
huh-0.. 5.11.!!th mum...
Starla-r. r. 3.. Jose Terraces. Now York
cur.
leivh. g.. A. l'owisr. l'lsstwood. it.
about. Km. b. no”, u. w. slur. our-nun.
C
no.1». 3.. o.w. norm.
‘ 8.
‘ i’dmblk g.. Joasc Brothw’oll. mirth; I
lrouwnod, hr. 3.. E. F. Bass. Now Karon.
unorthohtato—stbttlra
lehbs aI-rttlattortag
Snort- Klrwin. Allen Risk. Willirnantlc.
, Nancy. bib. ‘l'hos. Quinlan Westwrt.
Fcnosingthe rscu in the Walnut Charlie 1).... 3.. women a. scam, Nor.
Circuit at Hartford. next week, walt-
mmMWMJnuu‘m Mmmnmflifl.
lilac Hunter. hr. m- I. ll lmkwooil, Nor.
walk
Shipman. b. s.. W. H. lockwuorl. Korwalk.
($.12 1... ch. 5. mm City Farm, New Haven.
Boa. h. (”Prior Manse. New York city.
Hugo 11.. blk, 3-. W. A. II. ComatockJ‘r-no-
too, it. 1.
Happy Home. h. [3,. (ion. Duckworth. Provi-
dence. it. i.
Paragon. h. g.. Edward Halley. Xew
Haven.
More. ch. g.. Frank Howell. Ponghkecpiic,
N Y.
Allan Boy. b. g., Challas “'alker. Riverboat},
h. l.
"and“,thon theNorwalkrncetinsPfl
Juno 81.28.28 and 24. The entries
chucdlay so, and never beforein tho
hhturyot thuchtlsmcn‘sDrivingaan-
cisttonbasthoihtbecnsolnrgcmrcom-
posedotsomauyfarnomtrottersof the
State. Withatrackthathasnosupurior
inthisssstion,itissafcto prudictthst
some email-arr fast time will be
undeaudthsttthnncmeetingwill be
ammatnriugtothcasscciationiu
an unqualified degree. The plumag-
23': cuss. llama? 1mm an: Parnas—
m ”m' was: Still.
m D". fled-r. 3-" "- Epine, b. m.. A. v. \thlmn. Ponchester.
N. Y.
Hum-c 2.. hr. 2., ’i’. 8. Morison. Surwalk.
Lucan, hik. 5,5. T. H. Morison. ‘Sorvraik,
Mctlcrrey. bik.g.. 0. ii. Keeler. So. Norwaik.
Nancy, blk. nr.. Thom Quinlan. Westwrt.
Charlie fl. 3. g., Winfield S. liotrton. Sun
wnlk.
an man. mm W.
Spry. hull Fowler,?ieetwood. ALY
Gav-such. h. 3.. Goo. F. Panto. Greenwich,
Edgar. b. 3., C. (rolling Waterbury.
PanClare.h.s..Jas. HJicwis Bridgeport
Duly. its. Jab. H. Lewis. Bridgeport.
Persimmon. b. r. n. Elm City farm, .‘ccw
Haven.
Pascalhblk. 1.. Jesse Yersancc. Sew York.
W Wilkes. g. g.. Jena Torrance. New
. York.
Betty Gould. blk. m.. John L. Duty. Bridge—
CONTBAC'I'08 MORTON ARRESTED.
Wantrd in stratiord for Shooting at a
Workman In rsno.
William ll. Morton, the New York
wutractor who laid the airmen-inch
water pipe for South Norwaik last year.
was unrated in Strationl Wednesday.
charged with mutt with intent to kill.
The-case win continqu until June ll,
Morton being rclcosed under bonds of
$300.
A suit against Morton has been on trial
in New Haven before the United States
district court. Captain Thomas Ander—
son, who had charge of the construction
steamcr Jonty Jenks, claimed that he
had failed to receive money from Morton
and had paid the hon-kaud bought pro-
viaions with his own money. He sons
to recover “fill due for work on the
breakwater at the head of the Bonn-
tonic rivsraud tbofionlhflorwalk water
m
labile“, h. g.. (i. W. Knight, Columbia. 8. C.
Inflow. hr. out}. W. Haight. Columbia. 25.0.
Look. b. In” Rundh nod White. Daubnry.
Alva. h. 5. Bundle and White, Danhnry.
birth Dan. b. 1.. Chan. Swill. Annuia.
Arthur Wilkes. h.g.. Charles Swan. Ansonia.
Hampton. chat. I. H. Goodrichficw Britain.
Duke. is. 3. Edward Halley. New Haven.
”Sankara. Allen HhLWillirnaum
nil-Sheridan. till. in. bank Howell. ngh.
MN. 1'.
Lightning fluid. W. E. Wicks. Park: it: e.
L l.
2:!) “WWW: 350
Hand. sLar..Jaa. H.hcwts.itridgcpurt.
JormeJr. in, t}. W. Haight. Columbia. 5. C
Wm" G.W. Haitbt.00lumhia.ii. C.
1m. h. 9.. Its-din and White. Danbnry.
mus-ah... Boo. Backwash Pristi-
Isis. It. i. *
hank l... blk. 3.. Allan Risk. Willi-salute.
Parka?!" I. a.. trunk Howell. W
sins. 1'. main cmtract. and engaged as his
Juanita out “on“ M‘”‘ counsel Colonel Frost,of$outh Norwslk,
and Attorney Judnon. of Bridgeport.
Morton disputed the claim and engaging
Attorneys J._ B. lluributt and Lori
Warner. of Nurwulk, contests the suit.
Among the wituosoes summoned was
Morton who has been wanted by the
Strutford authorities since Octohn. 1800.
One day in that month. while watching
the soon at work, he becarnc enraged at
Eco-l Dav. Urdu-Hal. Jan- 2:.
w «mm—rim m.
Pull B». b. 1.. mu» Walker. Riverhsad,
1a.
Chunk b. 1.. John J. Hornhock. Falls
Stat 1.0.:- 5. Jesus Yurcancc. New York
city.
N W” b. p. H S. Brown. Bridgeport.
Athhto. br.s..W. Attenuators. (horror:
it. i. Walter Davis, a workman, and followed
Mulls. b. r. A 70‘1“ mm“! trphis words of reprimand by a pistol
1".
shot. The bullet whittled by tin "of our
and fell liarruleflly into the writer sonic
distance away. Morton at once went
back to New York. Whilc he has visited
this state several times since tlwn. his
stays have been short. When this trial
was set down amiable Stagg. of Strat-
iord, saw his opportunity, and going to
3.0..h. g..(l. W. WColnmh‘ra.B.t' .
Palm hlk.. Jsaas Brothwcll. Dunbar!
Minoan 1'. “chronic. New
Britain.
Kirwin h. Allen Risk. Willimautle.
M cum. ms an ram—was: am
Victory. h 3.. Hanson Hoyt. Norwalk.
Ilsa Humor. hr. um. I. l. lockwcod Nor-
walk—
”, m”; m.. Sim City Yum-NW New Haven he iouml his mun in the
Hava- court room
luau. hr. s.. n-Ctty Farm. \‘rw llsvcn
Icahn. p. Hula-co. chhrkcity.
Jan-o. nr.u.w. HaightJloiuruhta. 5.0.
lorri- lallina. b. 3.. Chan» Swan. Associo.
w litrhall. hr rm. Chas Swan, An-
A Hill.” IEIMI. P03 Tllll WINNER.
List of Priaas for the Alpha “noel Club's
Tot-ll- Ito-cl lace.
The priutto bsgiven for the Alpha
Wheel club's ten-mils handicap road
race from tho (lroen to Dorian PointJ-‘ri—
day afternoon, Juno I7, arr as follows:
First prim. gold medal valued at W,
rut-scum! by the club; second, French
marble monk! clock. Ovcrmann Wheel
company. thrwgh Gregory Brothers.
agents; third, diver ice pitcher and cup.
[gar-rid Jackson & lion; fourth. snip.
tor skin traveling bag, it. (i. Hitchell:
titth. parlor lamp, ii. it. iockwood a
W h. 3.. Edward Maury. New Haven.
Prtnsr. ch. 3.. Ira-k Howell. Ponshknpste.
I“syrin- nor. in s . tutu-s Walk". rum.
hsal. L i.
III-U” lull-man. charms” nun
noun-won: m.
lmlllkh I. W. ll. huskwnsd. Norwaik.
muchg'i'fi. w Walk.
Vhtsry. h. g.. Hanson Hoyt. Kuwait.
1.0..sont 3., than it. Whirl-ck. liar-slit.
“on. b. a. William Ian-bar. licori-
w M n. my Stuck Vanni!!!
”m" . (30.; sixth, nickel bicycle Ianlrrn. WW
. if: M. ”urinal-I25. er a: Ilanford; seventh. ”‘me
l‘ ' “a","mfl'mrm W t. I. stockBrothcrs: eighth. dictionary rack.
31.1%. Mucus. x. r. J. A. l’ioocc: ninth. shaving not. (km-d
Known-stator» flourish-tin. silhumbulla, Bryant.”
“ct-10“";M' 9"” cm; “.mmma
Olen; twelfth, Mcyclrbell. touts Potter:
Ilirtcontbmoaofcignmulnsth. A
Wwiuhgtvsubythsciabto
thunder rushing thciastrsttirucorrrtho
course. 'i'bcpriuswiilhocusahlhitlnu
iaJ.A.Pinneufsbuokstoruslrsrtodsy.
sadistsrstsuutbilurwalk. Intrisrsro
coming in rapidly trout an over the
county aodthr mot dual-tr is
sssarsd.
M
ammonium-Irma Ian-i.
Attksruo-sct tuning-patron
ticdabisstuigththeprs-Iucsctths
acorn mu Intercultural: “brimmi-
“stair-twp imam» mdnndlartllrahcymothofllridp
m.” “I m min-t Mmiasrdsscbotkcrforasiam
WE? noun-t. lks'litliaias audliksmilrao
hm “mammals. ’tslcoksd attribution-toot Taylor.
Patsy was utsudsd by Mitts-nail
mom minimum
Inns.”- Innis. trill-rout.
Ital-s 1mm
Ir. a. It 0|" far-om
lg
INF-
“fibfml‘fl'fl’fl
mg. 9. Jssss Yarn-cs. '0
I’srkfi
rwmmlfish My.”
”my 1 moss-Harm.
Tahitian-album m num-
flhfiWsflmm-
unipolar-Swan.“
mmngmmnm
M fi. a. I. H. Goodrich. Haw
gran-smart Alum—warn“
W Ina). D. W. “In
datum-dilutions window“
sen thatttisdsltt Mid pineal. is
”also iathasck. ‘l'syisrw-ds-
starsdttiswhawfl Wop“
nodal.
tbs-Wharton“.
E
runs in limiting this and Houses.
II) HEHi, FURNISHED on IIIIIIIIIIsIIEII.
" nuih‘mfi: mm;
Minuet-u. Attbssudotths
mason-um Vishnu“ out
“Wis. ”at! MMJ. 1.,
stun it“
$500 FHR $3.
how, perfect they are in fit and
South Nor-walk. Ct.
JAMES ll. HASH DEAD.
IIB EXPIRES BUDDHA] IN (illi—
(MW LAST llllll'l'.‘
t ' ite' : i'é'W‘WT
A lion-tits! lunar-ant Iiavsl‘lad to
lurk tho Historic Spot.
Gar-narrow, Pa. Juuc it.-'f'hc“ high
watcunisrknninurncut wasdcdicstedims.
Cormor- Pattison and party, unmhcriug
”patrons. were present. Amcngths
partywsn lira. Pattiscn, Hsior Grunt-l
Sncwdm. Colonel Austin Garlic, (loin-cl
Charisstlrecuaudths members ct thcsn-
mum-Booth,'stthwlluhcd
army; OokInci Chambers licKibhiu,
Adjutant General Greenland and stud,
Private Bsuntary Tan and Quartermastrr
location.
Ahandot Indians from tho Car-liaisin-
dlau Industrial school furnished music for
Ila-at and Inuit won no urt Hun-o
Smut Days Ago.
Atelcgrarnwasreccivcdat Tu! 8m-
:rrsar. ctltcc this noon from Herbert A.
Hathowson. announcing the unexpected
death in CbicagoJast night. of James
H. Nash,of Bayvicw avenue. Hr.-Nash
left home in his usual health. a short
time sgoou s business trip The only
normal his illness was that received by
his firm two days ago, from Chicago,
which stated that he had an attack of
indigestion, but was getting better.
limit-ohm amembcr oi the
of Nash. Whrtou a com-
pany, of New York, manufacturers
of the Worcester salt, and was well’
known throughout Norwulk. Ho was a
member of the First Ii. B. church and
took a grunt interest in all matters per-
lry Dr. J. J. Savage, of Boston, who was
followed by Hon. Edward McPherson in an
Iddrcuof welcome. Colonel John B. Bat,
choldor, government historian of rho Gsttys»
Mfg battlefield. than ulplainnl why the
mounmsut was callsd the high wutcr mark.
The unveiling and presentation at the mom
firm
liter! Warn mitt MIlNlHIV’I‘.
nment were then made by Samuel M.
Swope. liq.
General James A. Benn-r then delivered
the oration and James Jefl‘rey Roche. of
the Batch Pilot. rend tho poem
The monument stand.» abou‘i midway of
the federal lines on Juno 3, i863; thntis.
midway between Rouudtop and Cemetery
Heights. and is just in rho rear of the clump
of trees which werc pointed out by General
lieu tot‘icnoral Pickettar tho objective point
of the federal lino. which it was hoped the
flower of the Virginia inlantry would hunk
through. The high water mark monu-
ment musists ct a broad rnurblc pedestal
huh-d on cithcr side by moon and car
mounicdhyugrsst open book of bronae.
the left pogo oi which gim the namcscf
Confederate commanders involved in that
great charge and on the right the.- names at
tho commanders of the lateral regimcnt-t
which met. dispersed and annibiiancd it.
taining to its welfare. Tic was nopected
by all who knew him and his death will
he a shock to his many friends. He
lean-s a wife and four children, the eld-
estoiwhom, 11min. resides in M
ton. and buschargo of the iirm's cilin-e
there. The family have received no por-
timlars regarding Mr. Nash‘s death.
A Bill“ WRIT.
Arr Agar wrtm Man confined In “In
County Juli lilac. Inn-h.
George W. Thomas. a well know: citi—
zen of Wilton. has languished in the
county jail since last March unable to
procure bonds for his appearance boron
the Superior Court neat October.
The circumstaoccs which brought
about TImmas's incarceration. are thus
related by the Bridgeport Standard:
llerenteda farmof Airs. Charles Dun-
ningin Wilton, about three yours ago.
His son, with whom he resided. stocked
the farm liberally. Last summer he
wanted to turn out his cattle to pasture.
but the fence diriding his land from that
of the adjacent proporty owner was
down. Tho lattor refuse-rt to rcpnir it
and the team was appealed to. Mrs.
Dunning's agent also neglected to do so.
and timiiy Thomas turned out the mat.
tie after notifying tin- lunar and theI ad-
jacent property owner that he would
hold them rcspoosible tor any darling.
accruing to him through their rIr-glipcnco.
This cmtcd hard fouling between tho Ins—
sor and the tenant. As Thomas had
toured, hi» cows strayed into the mljac-
cot tic-Ids and ate groan applai which
worescattcred about them in grout pro—
fusion. The cattle nmmqucntly income
melcu, and one of tho animals sickened
and died. To make mattent worso.sirk-
Macrame upon the T'lawuus hormhold,
urnlwhrn'tbc rent become due he was
not ready to meet it. llc told tho agent
that he did not fuel obligr-d to pay the
rrnt anyway. becamr the damage to his
stock morn than otlsct the
amount oi rent due at that time.
The lessor thtrcupou instituted a suit
Igaiust'i'homas for C230, and tho case
was heard by Justice llrury Chichcstcr.
at that town. Judgment amounting to
“7 was granted in furor of Moi.
Dunning. When this latter learned that
tho stock belong-d to Thom-9' sou,a
nomad suit was lnotltutcrl against the
loans. This time damn lathe trot-s
amounting to $100 was Clfllml‘tl,
'i'luimss allowed judgment to goby dc-
fault and ho was arrested on n body
writ and cast into jail, whoroh'rs creditor
is now paying '22", pr! wank tor his
hoard.
Condrumeatiswiliog miyou the
m. Katalin-unlit. hlsiiair is
almost whito and his health has horn
vary poor rises hr was plsosd in jail.
Thomas tau-as to talc the poor
debtor'soath. A notlccof fourdsys is
mind, and than an appeal may ho
labor: by the auditor to the superior
court. This maydrlsy greatly the rs-
kmot’thcoldmsn,andsoroetimrnsy
ystcispsshsfoin tho door ct hisccllis
W to give blur frcrdom.
lass Ilrratar *tas In tho IM mass.
At the Waterbury tacos, yutcrday, in
the trio class [or W, titers were six
starters. Haggis Hitctrsti. owusd by C.
B. bur-mot Darbymnu; ircuwuudmwn-
sit by Canvas 3. Tait. at Providence. it.
unanimous-or third. Tim,
M. in aurora-um spat-sot
SID, Il- Huatsr,owusdby it... Look-
wuod.ct ltoraalknras first: ’i'ourOsr»
parlor.“ mummy M
M” ”and. Julio third; In:
fourth 'i'llstiltt. 'l'lrs muting rm
very amt.
OVER THREE HUNDRED KILLED.
1’” Death List ut Pnlim's line "or-
m Growing.
“also. Juno a—Dispatchcs from Prat»
brain my that with every hour an tow
oi the estimated mortality in the minus is
reportod 0! the 5(1) men at work in the
mine when the fire broke out but no can be
found. The other iltit) on» undoubtedly (loud
in the mines. Besides the workiugmen. tire
pupils and on inatructor in Prarbnun School
of Mines. who dram-mini tho shaft no hour
before tho storm was Niven, are lulu-tin:
The young men wont down with tin» m-
structcr. as ha! been their wont for the lust
few weeks, to study practical mining. All
hope that any of tho imprisoned fliltlt'hlwill
be taken out alive has br-eu nbandorml.
Host of the men were summit-Ii it is
thought. brim tho-flames norm! thun
In one narrow gallery tilts-en charrrd trunks
wm found in nbmpof embers. but such
case-of mutation seem to have beau the
exception.
t‘onrparutivcly few oi lb. bodies have
been identiflod. About twenty-live have
been taken away by the willows oi tlt‘flll
miners. More than 125 rm- strll tllll‘lhifllud.
a the distigurdtion of the fcntuns hits ren-
dered most ot thorn nurocognizubie. Tin»
cage brings up tho balm, nine or too at a
time Whenthc poisonous vawrs in the
tar intuit}! of the ruins tiara been stated
tho work will he carried on morc rapidly. as
at pram the searchers have to prcccod
with extreme care. and harm not ventured
into the part0 int burned and to which the
mty ot the mirrors are thought to have
horn drlvcu by the advancing datum
it is estimator! that room than all Ill]?
illognprcsenting almost um oi the poprr
lotion ct Pnlhram, ham been lctt amt
tuto, Emperor Frans Joseph has sent a
contribution and has dispatched an calm-l
from the dcpartment oi the interior to
rush a special report on the disc-tar
For a I’m-at s Exhibit.
EmaanL J., Juno {iv-Ladies rep
resenting woman's exchangin- in various
port- oi the statc root at the ironic oi Mrs
Robert S tirern to discus-spin for unit-
ing with l’ruusylvauin exchange» iii having
a women's “him at the World's lair. 'i'.
’i‘ may,“ Newark, was elected punt
dent and a committee was appointed to
an!" withthcststocoruurlssiouas. Thrive
thou-sad worries are interacted
Hb Yours; i:ido MI "in.
‘ AWCM N. J. Juana—{hurli-
Dsytou. ct flwcod, who two weeks ago
”rid Ii. any Park! It implant,
mtwltglimtmy sud applicators
wmaattorthsarrsstct hishrido whorls
said had dsssrtsd him and win-magic; to
stops with a young man at Egg Harbor
City. * a.
cadets st Arttlury Practise.
WmPorn, it Y.. Juuc it-'l'ho cadets
Winprnctlcuwithtbosouoout but»
”awarding big shsih whiasiugcvrr tits
haytotbsuorthctthsputatiasnriicrtto
hit WWW may upCroszst
w. in charguuf
ttsauusatlcthotthsllrstartmrry.
a
Vans-t luv In. lip-as Hirsu-
anomJuastc—hrlssmm
Soak-tumultumtfwthcm
d tbs Rev. Thurs Jr., pastorut
ctthsTwssty—thintltrsst drunk,
sch-rand public iibslturscsntpai»
l
mums-unsung.
with
Ill“
you
than you will he doing
rum than we have been
the
claim upon your time,
but, all this sumc,wc ask as a special isvorthatycuwill
come and look at these suits. Don't bring a. odour-"oops;
along with you; that isn’t necessary even it you are
short sighted, for it will take you less than live ruinous
to discover how wonderfully well they are made,
ibusiustic about them, and so will you be.
isottbnt wc bore no
ii
men I III Ii
Negro Jackson Strung Up at
Port Jervis.
inflnisb. Wcsre
F3 w rmmun KISS MOI.
mhhhvfl'rarhs‘d u... no ii... a; u
.05 th- Noni Was I‘m-git. (inbound
_ ur- u-rn and loon run tho Penalty of
Ila trim.»
Pour Jnvrs, N.‘Y.. Juno t—lioh Jack-
Inn-negro, was lynched hers last night
tor assaulting Iona Icflahon.'thoyooug
daughtsr of Ir. and Hrs. John lcnabou,
ofthbvlllagu. Thccrhuc occurred”th
outlkirtaot tbs village, rigor tirc hsnhcl
Nov-raiuk river. shortly afasr‘ooon. Itjwsc
witnawcd by s numberot younggirls, who
stood about fltty toot away. and disc by
two young ocgrces. who would have micr-
Iand in tho girl's behalf. bu |hey ire-re
kept athay by a revolver. Alter a... ou‘t‘
”was perpetrated Jackson Sod, Imvn- .
his victim uncoucious and with injurin-
whichwill probably prove fntzd. s pom
of then started in pursuit and tracked him
for several miles along the Huguenot high-
way as far as the racecourse, where all
truce of him was lost.
11-- Segre We”
The posse was determined, however, and
after much dinimity Jucksou was traced to
Cuddcntrzckvillo. a small villus on the
Delaware and Hudson canal about ninv
miles from Port Jervis, when: he was
upturod by Sol Carley, Duke Burton and a
man named Coli'man. The fugitire hml
boarded a canollont at Huguenot and hurt
reached Cuddcubeckville when in tcrccpted
and takon. 0n tho way back to Port Jervis
Jackson confused the crime and implicated
William Foley. A white man. who he chiinmi
Inc in the conspiracy to ruin MK» Mc-
Iahon. Foley has been paying attention
to the girl against the wishes of her parents,
and tho feeling against him in such that
should ho be taken n fate similar In this!
which has overtaken Jackson would prob
IN! ha mud out to him.
News oi the rapture soon spn-mi through
tha town. and a large crowd or --x ‘llt‘d mull
whirled about the village loci; .1; awning
Ill arrival of the prisoner. Thv' it ..r.;.. m-i'r
quietly whisporot'. through tho i ruwd.
och hint!" "‘l.:.r-.tlt ixrmr' ‘lm imam»
spread like whitin- and it x L. . vidmt
that the fate of the pxrsuur r was w Jim !
Lynchcd by the Mob.
On his arrival at the lockup he was taken
in hand by the mob. The village police «n-
duarorod to protect him, but their etforts
were unavailiug. It I‘ll at that prophm‘d
to have Jackson identified by his victim in»
fore hanging him to make sur» that he was
tho guilty party. “'in this (rlrjm't in now
thcmob tied a hop» around his ladynml
dragged him up Hammond and down Mnin
street Its far its the noulrncoof E. J i‘mvb-r.
By thin time the winin- oi the mob llLtLI
reached n state of unmutmlhthiw or, .u»
merit. and it wins tlm‘illed to drnpun'n inrn
'llbtl‘l furtlrcrrcorezuoutns A nun: was
adjusted about his. rock and in» was 3mm:
up to s neighimrtng rm In the pros. iii'o- nt
aha-ling mob oi over Ltw [Inipii- l‘» r
over an hour the body hung strap-hm <1 limit!
the tree. whore it Win» frown] by (Till-Ilia ui
people. Jackson is slum: twentytwn years
oi ago and him retain! in Port Jervis about
mynar. Hisprouts livers Palermo. x .1.
THE NEWS OF CONGRESS.
no “Own. lltlll Fighting filter the I'm!-
o-u lull.
Wssursiirorr, Juno 3,-.Tiw house spout
anothor day in wrangling over the prin-
0M appropriation hill. Points of onivr
worn made to nearly ovary maulrurnt not»
mined. Mr. LIYIIlg'tIUnt‘. of licorgm. was
Infill-l0 in turning the adoption of his
anondmcnt inert-using tho amiroprintion tor
inland mail trans motion by star routes
from “tradition mutton; anameudrncnt
wasalsoadoptcd increasing the upproprin
tion ior mail mom-rig” ssrvrw irum SI.-
union to limbo». and turguuo we“.
granted for mail facilities in ccunmtion
with the World' I Farr Columbin- exposition
Ir. Muwm' s ero foliage Sponh.
erwororr. Juno :t-fl‘tw umius of it".
pnbllcan senators to ulnllt‘ilptllll that rise
clout ct making the cousin chamber a vary
quiet place. Ir. Stewart delivered tho
concluding portion at his true curring»-
speech
its was surprsml. be said. when Dir.
Sherman sap-rum) his admiration of tho
ltlanrbAllison sct. llo was surprisul at the
remarks of the Motor {ruin Iihiu, imam-
ol the flows uprooted by him in his annual
roporta when urn-rotary of tho tn-ssnry.
Then he had mndo the sumo ominous pre-
diction that hr- wmi now making. Tim- sil-
mmdld not. [m‘porw u new standard;
they askod to ruturn loan win-lit standard.
it was only tlw rwtnicut of n law nimiisr
tothatrupcalcd is rim that ww- mired for.
Althoy ask!!! was to mtnov momma!
thstr fathom
i m prnvld‘log tor arr invarian-
Iua st rat-cut usttnml haul follows in.
adopted. “in“ ‘
Franco (lino lip tho saucy Ila-vinv.
Praia. June :tw'i‘hs French govt-mutant
H uhandouul the projector! military ro-
vfrw, on the m at the Nancy isstiv»
Mics-tar tint tbs gorsrnov at Airwo-
hurralns might grout President t'srmt at
the frouttor. unit scours a virtual within
d tbs tact tint Minor-inc were under
0mm cont-ism.
rush racer.» still at man.
W.Jsss&—~Atsuct «mu-—
Insults-giro William . midst-dd
uctthiskitwculdbotor the good ct tr»
landfortbr Parasilitntounits withrnsu
whowsrsrsspoasthlstorthrdoathct Ir.
Parish. The moment was loudly sp
plant-it
I. installati- to Sandra (lasso.
Vacuum. Juno are“
Itttsaiatbscsssutlarssslt.
”undulations-tr,
cum»
can,“
lord-m tau-Ira App-also
luwsosnl. 1., lass lo—tlssssst t-
loll-ha th- cnsdrauwd Manchu
noun-mm our week so
mus spptaltd and Its usurious
troupes-it.
W will Propa- Maui‘s has.
Ornws, loss when. 0 a. Mom
is-“ mum—ma.
BROTHERS
It .igtrti lain Sinai,
tiisth tori-it.
nil: us whether we. are
Masonic Building.
-NW A.-
thcrc' is nothing left for us to do but to own It
first whttt we are doing. You know that it may , .
as foolish to keep money as it sometimes is to
with it. Never resist: tern
tempting form of our Furnishing Goods
That yoii putt
dollars and '
some reluctance.
getting ““933”,?“
culty is to hoop it.
it true that you an, ‘
stautly tempted to.
‘with it. and that you
constantly yield ‘
that temptation?
putting teinptution' In your
ptation when it comes in
Piano, Violin, Comet, Banjo,
MIISIC absolutely without cast,
To any person who buys 500 worth or over in our store fron
SATURDAY, JHIE 4, T0 SATIIRRAY, lllllE l I, IHHlHSIHE.
, put A!
different selections.
for one week.
Note. the Prices-Also Compare with others
100 Hammocks, 530 each.
3c1,500 bottles Toilet Ammonia,.,10c worth double.
each. worth double.
3: sets Mrs I’ott's Sad irons.
69c set.
50 large yellow Cake Bowls,
22c each.
80. liorIIIalk Boston Stare.
83 VIAGRiilGTllli STREET.
is all copper Tea Ketths
own one. guaranteed.
ImoJclly Tins, 35c.
lot) Bread Pans file.
200 z-quart 'l‘in Pails, tic.
I; doz. Blocked Tin Dish Pans.
.ific.
3w l’a asting Spoons, 4c.
.30 Meat Forks, to.
1m) Dish Mops, lc.
iII doz. Sink Brooms, :ic.
4m Potato Monitors. 5c.
l. 5h.) 0 11km good quality. Stou
Polish to.
23W doz. Tumblers. 19c :ioz,
(Him: Kitchen Kuitcs, 56.
26M Kitchen Lamps complete
Plotters, tic ouch.
ilk) Porcelain lined Sit-w Ket
ties, the each.
100 Sin.
each.
51') dozen atmw ('himi
Dishes, 3% I102.
Berry Dishes,
———-——«o————
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
_~_,..__-_..
100 long handla dippcrs.
rach.
50 Dinncr Pails. 121'
."-qu.\rt decoratml Pitvhcrsfi 1.0m Easms. 5."... each.
I
lrushcs,
v .
9v. each, “or bit So.
GE. ii. Hill iLSTiiiE. Proprietor
No. 83 Washington Street.
M. S. SMITH
A WISE WAY
in litiy
is iIlI-ntiml to our way.
on - ..-
ATTE."EI()N IS CALLFI) '1'” (ll? ll HIMENS ‘ilS'i't W K ”F
Hosiery and underwear.
W0..-“
and Ilric lines of Brilliant Lisloo, reduced from him.
our first right hand countur. Just look at tin-In.
We are Also Displaying
Swirs’Edgings, which, considering quality, are very cheap.
W
Shirt Waists, consisting of Silk, Cnmbric, Percale and Bottom.
week in Paranoia.
a
W
that is desirable.
W
TO THE GENTS:
Shirts, Ties of all kinds. Collars and Curtis at the lowest figure.
that for iivcycsrs.
MUSIC FREE!-
(iuitar and ideal
Remember you can have your choice from at least. 1,000
Big leaders in our Kitchen Department
‘25 (102. Glass Butter Dishes.
leper bottle. 3 doz. 4- -quart blocked Tin
10 dozen Salt and Pepper Shak- Sauce Fans. l '39.
ers llc each 100 sets I; Kniv es and I; Forks
500 elegant Vinegar Cructsfl 0450 set.
300 Shaving Mugs. decorated.
300 Splint Market Baskets, 8c 11c each.
grade, ic each. 500 Buckingham Ton Puts,
i. 0 each.
5”" decorum! “cold meat size”
75 7-in. Berry Dishes, 10¢ each.
12?.
Fruit
“an. Horwalk Boston Store.
.30
DRY - GOODS
One oi our special inducementsthis wwk in hosivry iaour Mr
J not the
thing for warm weather. and at these.- prices tlwy cannot lust lung
Ourline of semnnblo underwear in ribbed and plain, rang-
ing in pricb from 100 upivarda, is displayed in largo Vill‘lt‘llt'ii nil
the largest and most elegant lino of Children’s and Ludios’ Swiss
embroidered and lwmstitched Flouncings, Demi Flouncingn and
We are nokuowiedgedby nilto carry the largest line of Ludios’
W.
Call and sec what a bountiful display we am making this
We have everything in Calico Wrappers; both light and dark
We would briefly say we curry cvcrythiog good in Outing
Shirts, laundricd and unlaundricd Dress Shirts. all grades of Night...
Agent for thoDcrnorcst Sewing Machine. 319.60. (lucrativ-
M SHRTH lAAlll STREET,
Music Hall Block. .
HEADQUARTERS 179,3.
H E F H IRERATHRR
In Hard and Soft Wood,
-All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
l
The only place in the city when; ’
Clover Farm Creamery Bruit
' Is. sow.
II; i luv
l. H. BERKER,
79 Washington Street. '
WALL PAPERS
Paints, Oils Glass etc.
”400——
Combined Chair and Step Lad—
der rctluccd from $2. 00 to $1. 75.
PA lRllHG PAPER HARRIIE ‘
DECORATING.
79- WashingtonSt— 79
Columbia BicyCies!
" ' ., h “10 Easels. brass bound. 4.30. 340.90
t' ‘I t u. t - g . ~I . . r ' . . A: ‘1 sx-v ':r.'.~. r n. r n iorminsinCoium-
1' 2‘ h H U Blisters, l to grade, "”3 (101.; Jail) lumblors, “'3?" Misti-ht. - i'h b. Ci Eminknsed but little
0‘” _ _ qliltllliy. 200 Iloz. \ lu-tLv-r in . mm than to purchase low
i «loz. bcst quality Scrub 150 extra quality Brooms. 1’10 "”1“” “PM“ “W “P“‘m'
JACKSON BROS-J
as “urgent“. \‘orwalk Conn. a: ti' :._
.I ! Ir I’M umu‘it Tires) P
Tricycles, Hatches, AiIGIIIIs, Rifles
.:\ tl It. -;m- ml: of nth» r ti.‘ given array
tit}, orders in." o". r ultilhthrtfam foam
on thorn: Iteul.
x. i i i' king Po .i i~r.
i.-r' :I page l‘lustruted cola» -
iheBelknapleaflo
Bridgeport, Conn.
1 .rl mils-"nut and best equipped infirm
'I 'lm-Hrieoi‘t‘ z'vumn i‘irtri RIC
J. o. IEIIIIIIIIIS.~
°aper Hanger. Calciminer, Punter
Ami droirr in
RAM PAPER ARR BORDERS
i‘N’orthMm: .street. So. Norway. ;
Hmnph- books of full lbw lotIN-t st led at
Pawn. ilnrler-I mull-iii Mouldings insult t
'mnzw t if impuni |?,i uni. ”E. i: by pr. .4!
.‘.
nr'W Rational» rlimfullt' trim
STAMFORD CONN.
A with mirnlwt ruining M hI-ol for both sens.
Fm- r) ountiwm bromh tough! thoronulrl .
Hermon. k. rigllnh omit (Illigt prrpanlms‘l. “Jo
“twin-"M bonus .vmppllwl withoiilr‘c "sist—
till". (Yttln't'llill'm'.
llrmuwtcrn iur wmt' u \‘nrwnik and via y
for tim Mill and H Mn! 0' llw IE1 infill
litI’tI run-mun 'l' rmvrtu-rr
.‘E A. Mi m"‘llitil. Li’rcsldout.
I’tll ( ‘uaintalugm
musrcr MUSICi ”
Win! Hi moi h’l‘l LEN (lltlffll'
Mr. D. 1-. i'vmmlt. Ilimmr of Marta
tarp? lion-l oi l'urtrhestir. N. Y..anrl ”y, W.
tyim. tlvr mil known iornot whilst. It". ,
iuutIIrI-ailhlnlul Mn mm‘ pnpttrcrl “
ilumsr.m.II‘--unurt and how not:n trad . ,
tut artists mom or lrsu Its 0 mil). on ‘
unitornis n in Gilmore. it v inns mm to
For t-vrm— ril'. . nlwogn address '1
mm onhlmtritdm Io. iorttlmtrrwfii 4
Jacob iii. Layton,
Ml list-Io and Home
cursors lit-s -'ll‘!' Us and
(k can lenmsli Ticket. 4. a snarl
limit- inr £i Mn upwards.-
m ail pm- ct Europe. i gn‘tnryi
lrdxmmln ink on.
I.-
hold.
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Dilution utm-t. out to first “In
Mutt: Now» it Conn. ». .
SOUTH HRR'IIALK SAVIIRS II".
it Wit-Morton strut.
um rl-iily tmmtmizs. In...” its!
9. .r... sn-l on annular ch- ningal ltob.
trim-mat snow-vi on deposits.
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P ' cm: ii. I' Ir'IiI. lurch-m.
mus i. litt'oi’i’. lists sad’l'rtus
HOMER 8. HOW.
Expert Watchman! and Mill!
l8 NORTH MAI” 9mm z.
Ronni rig at line and complicit“ rituali- a
sport «y ywind c . m
tortilla {in out clam” WW ms:
ital ahi; tv to clothe
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