Emmwsosn our.
Inklitdtsdlnvnmndastad shorten
Italians by “In! the llaasatnnis has
lass-s a Paris! WWW-Int
no m lsr ly-pnthy.
Tollwael’riendswho show a disposi
ticntocornmhsrstehim because of the
dalwhidi bu deed the Housetcuic
road to change owners, ColaW. Ii.
, sieveuscn'rspliesthsths fully appreci-
ates the friendly sentiments expressed;
myalhs Fermer,but at the sometime is
notanobjcct (or sympathy. Inquiring
trisnik are by him politely re-
w to withhold their condolence.
Otltaawhoshouldknowabcntthe in-
'idsottlblrlgrailrosddcsluythatCoL
onelBtaiftsonlstullyjustified in bear-
' “upland and satisfied air over a
arm-actionwhichoustshimtromahigh
alertedpcsitionintherailroadlield, and
nudissurlseesppearsto be for him a
waist. ltiareally,nnert those
whomcreditedwirh being acquainted
with all the circumstances and have
mbcdtbe troublonsevcntsinthersil-
rundaituatiou'fortbcpnst few years, a
Wbrilliantvictory. Whanheleft the Con-
WMMntmt with the well
WWMmfingtho then do
WRoinatonic such a thorn in the
eldest the powerful Consolidator! that
_thelatterwonldlnvetomnie to terms
withthstn. Back of Mr. Stevenson in
thiscainpign were someof the heaviest
Winthcconntry~men who on
gage in operations involving millions
withuoinoreeonceruthanastreet ven-
der sells a pint of peanuts.
“his not once-auto gointo all the
details of the matter." all the Farmer's
Mormant,"butthe ontolnne of the strug.
gle is what every one knows. While the
financial world. and by that 1 mean the
'Wall street world. has been greatly per-
turbed from time to time over reports
nbout the {outing on the Comolidated of
'tltn flew Wand. the statonic was
the real key note in thesitnatiou. 1i
.containsd in itself tbepowers of a crip
pling force totheNewYork and New
England and harmiul po-ibilitia to
tthonsolidated as havebeendeinoustru
tad. That Colmel Stevenson conducted
the negotiations by which the House-
touichasbecomeapurt of the Consoli
'dated is not oBicially 80mm, and
probably never will be. Nevertheless]
knowwallonough thathedid,and that
his compoundin- was a cool #100,000,
“nub-actually been paid him.
lstsphorlcelly spanking, he has the
'ntntccmfortablyeusconcedin his inside
west pocket. Furthermore he is to be
'plilthssalaryattached to his position
on the KW, up to the first 0!
next January."
wound—a... swims.
Mela/WW: Scareslysdny
”mmdmm more
persuakiheilwhilewalklugontherail-
mm‘flmuwl m it 3 “me
*that m fseqnatt killing should be
Mpntastopto. lanyofthose
aokilsdaistrampsmutmanyothersare
mattingemploymentor persons re-
ddingnsprttsllaeaudusethe railroad
mq-nflghuymndwhen killedars
Mas We. in making a
Judynnaminsticn ol the railroad 1"!
colthishtcwehnvcnotfouud that the
:stabkesanylawforhlddmgauchussol
thoroad-hebfor pedatrisln. if there
fiaonchlmblicacgthsrnshouldbeone
nested;sudwiththls.an amended let
requiring allrnihuadconipnniatothor‘
ongblyfsneetbsirliuecfway. so as to
Midsthsuss of suchllnsfor thvel
Abyfluflpaqflo,“ thsact should
thdalltrespassersshould,belore
Mbslnllywsruedtbetsuch a law
:waln existence; and printed notices
idowldhsplacsd stench points on the
w hworkingordsr.tliat
flmfibmmlbfi
qaasu-nn velvet-new tow-
mmdbnmwm
0..
Imus-smut.
‘lks W Driving Amochon
wllksflawotthgmssthg on July 4.
, 15m h-hssnas-
’as's: adds-tors purse or no.
amusements-ouster!!!“-
. null. fishes-lasts Mais-
“mandamus-am ll!
flap-set“ Thane-Inner
‘nflbshrap-ssslfl. Thirsvrlll
“Mm
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Minna“. frontflouthll'ain street.....;...... ’34
buildinglois Crown avenue. each......
TRINITY LAWN PETE.
ltrnw’hsrrles Under Canvas
‘l'lie lawn lite given by the King's’
DaughtersolTrlniy church. lust even-
"lag. in flirts erected undid dilution
cliumbmw”
cc. both socially
wasnlargeattsndanoe. The large that
in which refreshments were served
was artistically decorated with
daisies and [resented a beautiful ap-
mnranco. Theceketsblawas inchnrge
of Mrs. Joseph L. Jennings, Hrs. Philip
Smith. lira. G. F. Waterbury and Illss‘
Susie Scudder. The ice cream and
strawberries were served by Kisses Fadvj
nionnd Julia Stow and Mary Palmer.
In the smaller tent was located the fish
pond, Min llsrietta Coach and Mrs.
William Stevens presiding over it. The
lemonade was dipeused by In. Fred
Wheeler and Miss BerthaBrown. The
confectionery booth was presided over by
Mrs. Bluxomeaud Miss Bertha Roach.
The proceeds from the entertainment
will be added to the fund {or purchasing
a new carpet for the church.
A WORLD'S RECORD BEATEN.
The Grant Inlay Race 1 lniahed About!
ol the ”united Than.
The relay bicycle race from New York
to Boston yesterday was completed in
fourteen hours, tii‘tytone minutes, or two
hours, thirty nine minutes ahead oi the
scheduled ’tioic. The whole distance cov—
ered was? Mlmilee. and barring one or
two falls nothing occurred to occasion
any delay on the route.
The distance lie-tween Stamford and
Bridgeport is put down at 25.1» mil-n, and
C. Ford Seelcy covered the ground in one
hour and seventeen minutes. according
to the oilicinltimc. His riding twenty-
fli'eaud one-hall miles in seventy—seven
minutes means every mile in 3 minutes,
a speed which no horse in the world
could keep up (or that distance or that
length of time. It would be good time
(or some well-known acmmmodation
trains The world's record for this dis-
tame hour, seventeen .miullter.
fourteen seconds—Becky beat by {our
teen seconds. Seeley made the best
moot-do! theraceand showed nosigm
of fatigue. Perry, according to the chic»
isl time. was forty-seven seconds behind
Seeley at Norwalk, and one minute and
a low seconds behind him at Bridgeport.
Knights of Pythlas fir-and one-urn.
The K. of P. convention flame to a
close at Willimantic ymmrday. The
grand oilicers elected were past grand
diam-allot, Gmrge S. Hall oi Bristol:
grand chancellor, .l. W. Wnlvem of
Hartford; grand vice-chancellor, L. i’.
Morton or New Haven; grand prelate.
i". ll. White of Waterbury: grand keeper
oi records and scale. Horace 0. Case oi
llnrtlord; grand master of exchequur.
W. L. Morgan of New Britain: grand
mater at arms. William N.
Potter of Willimantio; grand ino
side guard, L. D. Hart of Win-
stedmrandoutside guard, William flied
of East Hartford. The otllccrs were
duly installed by Past Chancellor (i. ll.
Welcbof Torrington. The session ad—
jonmed to meet in Daubury in im.
[inabi- to Decide on n line.
The grand lodgeoflicers of theState
of Connecticut who went to Waterbury
Wednesday, looked over the proposed
siiefor tbeerection of a‘homeiorsged'
and infirm Odd Fellows. Till! site. it
will be remembered. wn offered as a gilt
by Judge (lcorge ll. Cowell, of Water-
bury. Otlier sites have been oflersd‘ in
Wallingford, New London. Norwich and
New Milford. Allof them hunched a
good looking overbythsolilcersnnd
committee, but at the consultation in
Waterbury they were unable todsilnilely
decidconasite. liowcvsr,thoy promise
that within two monthan (lecithin will
be reached. The unnumlttse in charge
consistent Bs’i lllll,ol llarwalk; Goings
R (lowsll, Waterbury; L. ll. Fuller,
Putnam. and Bangs ll. lines. lfew
Haven.
3.... ”A. ..... ... -., .‘..
‘ loinlltltltttkmpantss.
(blond lbberiplajor Callahsnnnd
anumherol'the oilinersof the Becond
mgiment, C. 13.0., last in secret con-
clarsrecsntly attheliew Raveunr
mory,and discard the ‘project oi ln-
cissdngtlisnursberolcompnnlesintbs
regiment Whether the "pension
helnei'sussd sounding to the military
eodsfromtwohattaliunsofnvsemnjpan-
l-aschtothvssbuttalionsof four eouio
pushesslidsanistteror some interr-
talnty,butthsollcers think It cult be
douesudtlteyaiedsterminsdineneeilt.
Mlle-Ito‘s.“ 3
Onaofthnyeatsstracmou
hadsonnd.undoasthatkss
thsettmtlouoiywhtsmsulroailaraad
near.lsibersesbstwssn thstwuj'fest
sisa- yuan. ‘W and M's.
mach," which wfll Behind tlis‘clab
homaettllltnasboutlnai. braid-y
maintainer-thumb», sap
1.!
a...“ mountainside-ensues:
band-argumentation
The King‘ s Dannlttsrslsrvs unclean- anil3l
‘lea ”Mlm
.......... . .3250
3 .
GEO. LockWoo‘o,
3 Real Estate and Insurance,
No; 2 South Main Street. '
institution no
”firm Illuminati run
3’3outu Not-walk. Ct.
HEHHY‘SJVESWGDESEBEE
rue [animators Add!!!" rue
rouse straws quartile.
ml That a lying. :26;.:j
Useless aadIsca-msDIsIInDls-lssal
“the "meanness.
Raw Yuan, June If.—~’l'hs sight indict-
mentswhlshhavsbssu psndluglnthedln
islet attorney's otllcs duos nee against
Bsnrynlvssaud Gsorgefl.!ltaynsrwsrs
dismidsdbydudgsllowiugonrscommds.
tiunotDshncsytlicoll. Theindictmeuts
spsdilsdgrandlurceny,thsfraudulentlwus
atatockandlclony. Both financiers stood
ti'lalonthslattur charge in the courts!
general ssmions before Recorder Bmyth.
butltendsdinadlsagrssmentolthslury.
Lawyer Delaney, representing Ives and
Btaynsr.henslaborntseldsvlt set torth
thatblscilsntswsrssmavting filcrths
indictments,andsddsdthatthsywouldbs
injuredinthslr present pursuitsl! those-
cusetlouswereuotdhralsssd.
In Conviction Could It. llad.
The lawyer also evened that lves sud
Staywhsda-lgnsdallottheirmusfor
thsbsneilt of their crcdlturs. Inlilcoll,
. in recommending the dismissal, said that it
Muted the vigorous aid 01 the complain
slits, the chlcers of the Clucinu Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad company. bring
the defendants to her. He believed that
without the cooperaticm or these odious no
conviction could be had.
TRIBE 600” BACKS.
Winners in the 2:48, 2:3! and Proctor-all
Diver-Ia at Derby.
About 1,000 people attended the Derby
races yesterday. Them were three events
on the card, as follows:
Humanism-rise. I’Uluillm
Mamlo Mitchell. hr m. C. 2. Swan.
Ansonia (Swan) .
finwrot be. h it. “some F. Poole
Greenwich ire-0|”
Duke. ch 3, Edward Hallo-y
llnveulflsneh
George W. blg. t}. W.
.bln,$. l'. (Height). .
littleGlnnt, b3. C. Beck, New \ork
(lance).
(imrgn Wilkni. g g. Jeasle\earante
\‘ew York n’m’ 6
Timezm 3.33.. 3:34.
:m t max. PM (so nan rum-rim. n m 5‘50.
FrankL. big. Allen Risk. Man-hes.
ter tRlsk). ..
\',ernet b g. 0. (.(‘amp,
éMrLauxbllnL ., . .
Lahdell. C. W. "night lolum
(llaiirhtl .. . ...
Time. ti .
roan-min ,ii i
l
is
lit
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New
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Rnlght. Colum-
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Pun“) inn rmmiso.
runes. Wt.
Bud noble. rig. Elm City Farm. New
[lam iStnart).
Monkey Rolls, lug, William Neely.
New Haven (Bans)
Jim Fuller, bu. C Walker lllver-
head N. Y. (Walkerln 2 the
Time, 2 306. 2331;. mlfi. 2:32;.
Today's can] includes the 2:40 close.
twelve entries, and the 2:24 class, eight
entries.
It
123:!
um. lab riiiiae.‘
Important News of the County and ill-ts
chronicled In I (lo-donned For--
William Henry Bronson, oi Rye, XL,
a member of the class of '92, Shellie“
Scientific school, was drowned at Bevin
itock Wednesday afternoon.
Thetnwn halland post onion at East
Haven were totally destroyed by lire
yesterday morning. The loss is $8,000.
The origin is a mystery. but Postmaster
Ktrhham believes that it is of incendiary
origin. The only thing saved was the
box containing the town records.
William Smith, of i'airtield, died
Tuesday. and yesterday was laid at rest
in the village cemetery. If the suspic-
ionsof his parents and physicians are
correct. his death was the result of a
iii-wore beating be received at the hands of
Michael Gallagher over two months ago.
Town Treasurer Tourney, oi I-‘airlield,
has during the past few days taken up
“7,500 worth of town notes held by the
First National Bank, Bridgeport. With
interest. the amount was over "8,000
TheSoutbport Congregational church
was Ihcscene of a most brilliant wedding
Waksmuu and William Burroughs Vau-
WI‘QM “ 0“” l ' '
Isl-its at Greenwich.
The regattsol the
ludlsn Earlier Yacht club will be suited
tomorrow, and will be open to all
yachts enrolled lumonnised yaobtclnba.
The course will hellvs nautical miles
to windward nrlssward and return from
the black buoy oil haters End to Little
Captain'slslsud.
ls canon-pals. Winn!
llsalth Ollicsr Veale reported lathe
Board at Health yesterday that 72,875
desthsirnmcossumptlunhsdooemedlu
tltisolty since July. 1m, up to date,
on Wednesday attarnoon.tbsuupualt .3
beingihossollinirglulnDiiaon‘ '
nit some in... gum-3.09...
Iv. lsrrlli lays That lawns" oat-tats
Presidential flandhlnlua flan.
WW. June lanolin of the rare
cuteness when the out. has an oppor-
mum... comm. or [rescuin-
eas. Hr. llorrlll made mauyaia
parbous in lib remarks and mused a broad
sinils tospread over the-sash byrsterrlag
to tie Mendel candidates floo-
lng 'tothsbombpvoot cloak room"to es-
cape votlng on thsallver bill. ’I'ltssem
wasouthspoint o! adjouruing when Ir.
Washburn callsdup the an bill
from the table alter some debate it was
referred to the mitiee on the judiciary.
Then Hr. Frye reported that the confesses
on the river and harbor bill had failed to
agree on the senate amendments providing
torn boat railway around the Dulles, Ore,
and for a canal from Lake Washington.
lasers. Dolph. Kitchen, Allen. Squire and
others Muted the senate amendments
and the senate agreed to insist on its
amendments and ask a further coutereace.
'I'In Plate In the llouss.
Wasatnoros, June 17. «The tin plate bill
the time of the home, although
but little interest was unsolicited in the de-
bate. Among the speakers opposing the
bill were Mr. I. B. Taylor (Rep), at Ohio;
Mr. Atkinson (Rep), 0! Pennsylvania, and
Mr. Dalesll (Rep), of Pennsylvania, while
Ir. Bunting (Dent). of New York, is.
voted it.
RUTAN'S CASE DISMISSED.
Boyer Was on Ilnnd. but Illa Aeolian
Was Not.
Bsamluao. June l7. —The use oi Seu-
ator Rutan. of Allegheny, against cit-State
Treasurer Boyer, on a charge of having re-
ceived interest on state funds deposited in
Pittsburg, was dismissed by Alderman
Inner. llr. Boyer was on hand, but Mr
Butau was not, the latter being kept at his
home by illuem.
a warm debate ensued between counsel
over the action of the coinidainant’a attor-
ney, er-Scnator J. K. Burr, in notifying his
subpowod witnesses that they need not ap-
pear because of Ir. Rutsu’n sickness.
Pollen stopped the swords-sen.
New Rev as June l7. JI'hs hroudswcrd
contest between Captain Brno B. Lynn, 01
thlsclty, and dialer McGuire, of the Englhh
army, (or the championship o! Amsrii: and
31.1“) a side. was stopped by the policenftsr
Lynn had smashed the Englishman's mask
and driven the bladed hisswerd walldown
upon momma skull.’ The blood spurred
[rout the wound. but the major was going
on when the police interfered. Lynn was
uninjured The men will meet again on
July 1 in some retired spot where the per
lice cannot interiors.
‘I'wo \‘ontlilril mops-rs.
Asernv Pans. N. 1, June n.-—A secret
marriage caused Intense extntumvnt born
when it use made public and the youthful
couple flt'll (root the angry lather of the
bride. """
than twenty,and Ilsa Rennie iichnitzler.
whom he married. is only eighteen Her
father Hi the owner of the Palace Carousel»,
My licIiultzJol' vows that he w ill never {or-
give his daughter.
atone Neill for the Grand Jury.
Kuosros, N. Y., Juno l:.—Chesler i’.
Stone, of Marlborough, was he
tore Justice Hal-key charged with having
advised Mary Alice Stone, hiadaaghter-itr
law, to kill berseli. Stone waived examinn
lion and gave bail to appear hem-e the
gnarl jury. Lawyer Dayton says that if
Stone ever appeal-i before thegrand jury
some startling dhcloaures will be made
nladatows to Include the Irish.
bounce, June l‘l. w’l'hs Central News an
nouns-In that owing to the pro-um brought
upon him from within the liberal ranks air.
Gladstouswillalterhh home rule project
with a view to exclude the Irish (ruin rep
ressutatlon in the imperial parliament, ot
tornducsio amiaiinumthsir powerolin
torturing with British bruins-t therein.
Int-l Accidents as Bern-ton.
lit-names, Pa, June l'l.—Illchesl Ira-an
was drawn under the wheels of short
dunes llns electric car and killed. Two
crowded an also aillldsd, and Thomas
chunuld, father of Stats Senator Mellow
aid, lit-has! bovine. ct Will-sham, and
James ItcAudrsw. of the Philadelphia Bliss
idea Rides, were fatally kart.
Hibernia-s at Itrlttgspnsi.
Barnum,lban...laae l'L—Jl'as stats
convention o! the Ancient Orderof Ribs»
s
thwm
«.mhbow. stltszork.
‘I's Crittslss What-altar.
lot-aesthetic titre hthee coilanaadleasltieto
match thesegogdsatmmoneit. linotn ’trlll
Money is worth whatvyou canget {Hui-i you’ll never
get more for it than ll be given you y our furnishing
maintainers-Ilsllmutihsvmwalas‘
retool.
Wt toga“ u‘t Might.-
sw you” 0
It is’j:
s easier.
It South Hill lllttl.
death Israeli.
BROTHERS
Masonic Bullies.
mill.
ject, however, concerning which there can be no
canes of opinion. Our clothing can't be beaten.
isn’t any use of nominating anytbiugagainstthcm. They
have all the elements contributing to a walk over.
is more in them for the money you pay than your too
This is a time w
clarity enacts for
thing; when
are strictly drawn;
tolitical disputes ’
high and the voice ct
orator is heard in
land. There is one
elf
ever bought before. Nothing could be truer than this.
M
Thirty or Forty People Killedv
’ ludiimnots
i
"git-Inc ltrlkss the llaadssms lama.
rial tn unsol- Park. Chicago. Ktlllng
fires Fannie and fltnnnln‘g lorty Ilse-s.
was sum was. the Intel sis-a
0....
Imam, lisn., Juan 11—0!» at the
worstdlussters tint mrvhltsd mothers
Mammal betwssnhsudoirlock.
The terrific tunnel shaped tornado salts
stalksdsla’oadovsrtholsnda‘udlsid waste
scores at bappyhouies and rent tortyor
My sunk to ateinity. Curious shqisd
dwdabsnntctmmover lathe thwart
and masonic M in w an!»
eight». Abontbmpmnclrcllugblach
cloud weaseeu ralndlyedvaucing and do.
molluhlng everything in treasures. ltpassed
twomilss northwest of sternum, and it
isrcpcrted that it than struck a district
schoolhouse in which were the teacher and
eighteen scholars. The building was de
molisbsd. one scholar was killed and all the
others inland.
At Remand live were killed Four dead
bodies hays been brought into Iliuueeotn
Lake and three into Walla John Brown,
his daughtcrm lady school teacher boarding
wlthhimaudauelghbor’ssonamthe dead
at Minnesota lake. Brown wife mount
live. Rs is a wealthy term, living be
tween Wells and Minnesota Luke. and not
astlekofhineleganthouseislelt.
llouses Silent Away.
'l'hncouutylsflooded and the prairie is
now with people looking for their homes
or trienth. They are on hemlock and in
all klni‘k of conveyances. The houses are
mostly swept away entirely without a very
tigcto show where they aloud. When the
full reportaarniuit is believed the list of
latelltles will be thirty or forty.
Tbs cyclone split when it reached Winne-
bago City, and one part 01 it went south of
$32
"orb.
fill.
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‘ id
:2
. ,1
run i’iaaxr IDSlTMIXT.
walk, While the mun! iii-strliv'llve my!
went north. tinny people or» nth-tug and
thundering is even worse than mu 2.: 2h“!
Hr. You lure home in Holland an!
wreaked and all the (anally imam}. Um'
child was killed instantly, one In... aim-e
died sudenother is not expected to live.
law the tunnel Approaching.
At,Welh, n brakeman who saw the storm
said he plainly saw the funnel apprmrhing
from the west, andasit passed north oflbi’
village hswua cast to the ground by the
senile measure of the air, which almost
Whine his unmible at lmsent tc
get I list of those killed or wounded. Prob
ally not is. tbsn a hundred were wounded,
and - they were mostly in the country,
Mt from medial lid. their sunning!
were tar-rifle. Prom Jackson to alluring-its
lakethcsncasis oncol devastation. Thi-
iaonnofihs richest sections at the Matt
udbpairls, with now and than a wind
break of trees planted by the settlers. The
wind had hill sweep
. A luau an the Trash.
‘ The rash on one of the might train!
which pulled out or lash-to alter runninp
a low miles iron that rity,di-woreml s
Incubatructico anu- tks track. It proved
to abcussthat had been blown anon
the track, and the engine was llmmt touch
lag Itwbsn it stopped, a dash of lightnin;
tastsgrsvsaledlra presensajustiuthnett
save another wreck. Two trnln hands with
lantern! proceeded reexamine the wracked
and heard moans of distress in its
rain. Within the building were he‘ll s
dossnpuople lying ainong the broken tint
bars. all seriously and soraspscbany fatally
but.
InPresbora township live like [rm
and three children and a child of J. Stem
One man was blown lutoslsld uninjured
"l'mdéuw hsgfsllupoe has in
I" .- ll" »
r‘ . ' 5m m .‘.”:n:;wt “trash.
W cout- rum be one»
start that passed over “ethyl-It'll!“
sanity Ilty people had sought
Thraswsrskilledsndtwomiously Injured.
BARGAINS TO THE MENAS WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK.
Ill oz...» I800 llndarshwls and"
Drawers
to be sold for less than the cost of manufacture, This lot com-
prises all the manufacturers’ samples for the season of 1892. .
Therefore, what you boy will be the best. Also it is possible for
us to suit any and all, as the lot comprises at least 150 different
styles, from the lightest summer knit shirts to the heaviest of
winter underwear. The prices will vary from 15c to 980 each,
and it will pay you to look them over. The sizes in shirts range
mostly from 38 to 44.
Finale, don’t buy your underwear till you give us a call.
__..‘._-—.. .—
One Word More:
In connection with the above lot we shall sell
300 Gems’ light Weight Outing Shins.
Collars can be laundried or not as you wish. They are extremely
dressy and neat, goods that were manufactured to sell for So to
one each: but nothing pleases its more than to give the best bar-
gains in town: our price will be vim cot-h. Don't let them pass:
they are actually worth double.
~—~—--— «0 «~—
No. 83 Washington Street.
GED H. “I llSTlllE. Ptoprielor,
Ill. £5.53HHITE14VES
POPULAR
llllY 80008 SHIRE,
iERI‘J
A little Money lines a Great Way.
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ll" IN NEED OF SOMETHING (204)]. AND YET DURABLE
FUR THE SUMMER. SEE ”UR
Shirt Waists
In White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
lllitt' licking tits is ill Stein and Styles.
3 Nonparametric 5 cells until.
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In Hard and Soft Wood.
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
mum Farm Creamery Bum
IS SOLD.
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19 Washington Street.
WALL PAPERS,
Paints, Uils, Glass, etc.
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Combined Chair and StepLad-
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A better investment than to purchase
grade new wheels. The old Ilrm.
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58 Wallfitreet, Nora-elk Conn. a?! It
BICYCLES!
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bicycles, Watches, lirla'ns, Rifles
And iliineandsol other this given away
Milt orders for our celebratur‘l'
and Baking Powder.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
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