Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 25, 1892 · page 1

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Real Estate and

. i Insurance,
n 1th main Street. - --1 Berlin Norwallt. or.

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The mum Installad“ la the Prea- Itata' vtlbl
.... at . u... ....an "31"“ or "a m .5 0m WWW... 15.3.5.4"; .... ...... 1-7,.” no...“ m, m“, BARGAINS T0 run was we WILL 0mm w

nomaiuuoimn ly'elceted d-anguwth So Iz- »
all“ . en Be 'ldle.
M "II n. Y “abundances: ”10;.th

ammuwamncml ‘nymein~ ..
dolphin-sternum Inhabit, mi?“ mm ”WW . ”flung-[ppm ' .
tora- " in. Banal-clown. and rinse-M other-couldhavohoonlr been" you; Inseam; Slfilc any nun-tune I5“ do'Z" or I; 800 underShlns and R EFR I c E R “Tons

'Wm-arlmM-EAM event in colored enchty
iianqmwua—n-u-I-Wfla rm crawled. many .21 m
—raounenoohi.-anu. ”gm“ “'Mwh“ ire-uuua Walla—Preparing hr Iro- , ' n
mammalian”, lieldal MW“ "" “WWW rawers InHardandBoftWood,
Angry firth-in at Cleveland. - All 8. '

audience coming from out till town.
The exercises opened my ._aingiug
mammalian—none» m the tobe 1.1 ~ ‘ _ ,
by m "mm-dz!” Im _so for less than the cost of manufacture. This lot com AT LOW PR1

“America,” alter which the pastor,,_llev.
W.ll.Berry,rcad the scripture lemon and
among .
Co I. Itahowa than . . fibula-M m5“ Mm“ MW rises all the f f 1892.
mmoncounci museum autumn?" Walter n by “a any but iron ”“th in p manu acturers’ samples for the season 0 .

members have been added. making the

present membership 723. The number :mwm'mfimug
of membership cards issued since the pointed. until neat larch. The general
cityasumed charge of the Library is mm h mzmfigm
8l0. Boohsadded,180; periodicals, 60; 'D'l’"

boob 1m“! to members, 15’2”: visi» delimitation with thoVandcrbllta.

ton to fading room, $.81”. Boob! have . DANN'S SHORTAGE GROWS.

been donated by Alfred Knapp. William .' .
n. Lockwood, Rev. B. N. Dunning. Miss "" "M “33:33?“ “w"

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

W lvella at in Angus...

Thochainzday ctthe spring meeting
(althoNcrwalk DriVing Amociation was
allt'hatcouldboasksdta. the weather
haingparfect. Theattendance was the
.larga‘clthe week, and the races all
Mthelastenebeing the most hotly
Mandbutofthemeetiug.

The unfinished 2:83 race was called
mflyat 1:”, and the three horses
eaaiauplnomptly. Thetirstlieat made
ltdsddsdlyapparsnt that Klick Kleck
‘ wunctbeingdrivantowindheheatbe.
iagvery slow and the conduct of the
t manmdeiou “chutwas won by
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uttered prayer. 'John B. Starks. of the
Calvary Baptist church. r e a brief
address, which was tollowet by music by
the choir. Chesterfield lunar Ithen in.
stalled theotlleers, and ushers Peter H.
Weston and Thomas McKelniie escorted
them to their seats of humor" Much
cheering was indulged in when the presi-
dent, Oswald R. Smith. tech his chair.
and the demornitrationa continued at
intervals while lie was mam an ad-
dress. libs Minnie Bell! Seals sang
“Grace Darling” in a very acceptable

 

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iii-dc nook! no: on inn-bun Th r h t' b llbeth best Also t ‘bl f mm’pmmmmy'm '
_ . rn may I ereore w a you uywi e . i ispossi e or .
Mm 01-1th m ......m ’ Clover Farm (:Ieameiy Bllltll‘

Wilbtw-mploycdlll nday morning. The ' ' ' ' ‘
m ”a. lure “mm 0‘ us to suit any and all, as the lot comprises at least 150 difierent' Pl?“ ,3 80m.

mayhem WWW tl ' - - ' _,____'
"um, and] “SW“, m” a y es, from the lightest summer kmt shirts to the heaviest of

limb-Io! the 1m: learn-n doinswwll- winter underwear. The prices will vary from .15c to 980 each, L “- “E“ K En" "7
This wifiuuss many oi the large building
“h M “P “'1 EM “f “MI “in I" and it will pay you to look them Over. The sizes in shirts range

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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_ , K I. Beard. George Roberta. George Bun mamas-a. the examination
mnlorflrewlanddeciding heat. manner. after Winch Chow" 3» 3- Bradley, Andrew Taylor, hiss. Lizzie In em imam hanhpambcoka proceeded “m" “um “-I I“ W'- mostly from 38 to 44. 1! Washington Mr
Allin m, the driver of Klick Kleck, Taylor delivered anapt address. Charles Birchard Mrs Mary Godfrey and Hon new dhcoveriea were continually madman! agitzfihfimnt: “3%“: x"; .
. _ 7 ’ ‘ - - ' o n a ' . - . ‘
. 'I‘ him out and E. l. Lockwood put "00“? ms an enloynble 1:30: 10‘3"?“ W. w. Blchls, of Norwich. The Price :mkb'dm:o,¥'".' 2: WM; ad by the lockout. and about use.“ a Finale, don't buy your, underwear till you give us a call. w All. P APERS,
,, l-dilndhet- The W dammed byemmm by “"3- - 1* M cmmhmplwedmt or their di- ...a u... mmammm m. a... u... .. a. Houseamitbs’ ......

 
 
 

«5‘s niuatplainlytbat KlickKlechcould win my and Miss Delia Taylor; which was
thelteatandthatllr. 1“ka is one the gem of the evening. Hearty ap-
' .nt thebeat drivela, for the heat was won plause iollowed,but owing to the lateness
~ auflyinthehest time of the race, the of the hour the song could not be

rectcriea in the Library for public use. bank is. rotten,ng tlile remark frequently
A statement at the receipts and expendi- W “l “3* WI- ‘ ‘5 “0" mm "P '

Dann'sahertaga has pend the “bamboo.
lures from June I, 1891, to June 1, 1893 lthere ianol . at twhers it

There are about dtty diluent unions
aflliatsd with the housamltln in the Build—
inngtracturs’ Dbtrlct, Knights“ Labor.
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Palms oils Glass. e'tc.

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, will stop. ' Combined Chair and Step Lad—
‘ half ' o m] re . ted. After the entertainment is- ars-ms. D.“ therein-y animal,“ 2mm men min-a 0 w d M .
I‘m" 3min 23. “$1.12.: 1‘; 2nd ffimmm were served. namumpimsmeminn outside or nild'Jm’°'"£.lllL m, filefififi on “e 02' OTC . der reduced from $2. 00 to 1,8135.
, "Lightning laid were hustled {or all they The oflicers installed were: President, nnglummw'm """"" "‘s :g "on“ be abet 5! '01“ In!!! depodter. The n“ WM ‘m‘ “Md ‘° ”W“ “’9
g ' to save I from being Oswald R. Smith; vice president, . s. -------- He expected a run on thebank by acrnwd

Net expense to the city ................ till it

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and perhaps anaagr-ymob. Behadtobe
reassured before he willingly approached
the bank. Judge Daniels was asked alter

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

mnemmmcm __ ”E l’lllilllili, PIPER lilllililii; , .j '

“the“. mat: $3.33. :5; $334,821: , In connection With the above lot we shall sell ”Ewan-ma

’ distanced. which they would have been Charles Moore; second rricepresident.
.. hadKIickKIeck been sent tothe finish N. M. Jackson: seen-wry. Mm

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

‘ . _ . . . . . uranium M3 dosed“ ‘gh' 1. blah-d Hon-smiths' union on!» league shall be ' ' ' '
- forwhatwasiuher. She certainly has “-- L: \lhlme- a“"*“‘”‘_ m 8milts........ ..............s 30!! 2:.“ ”mwfiuggmmr n wipsdoutotexisteace. 30" 68'“ ll I“ WEI ' “flu“ ShlrISI
.greatspeedaud'isbelievedtohavesbowu l3“)- MFB ““{me Be“ sf‘liv "“9 Printing........ 135 “mmm'ghgmthmmN
w 'uute cu , llr. urcr, Mas Delia Tn lurmsmstant treas~ Periodicals lb] 15 - ‘ ‘ Can-aw- Ila- l-r swir- .
vary clue to a t o-nii p l' comatenbleotthesecuntiea . _ .‘ . ,
Mm“ I 095 and this moan. w” “m, was “mud“ Taylor; chum“... K 2:; “in 1:5"; .. fin: h " ml 3 u a. “Wmmnnc 25.3.11»: amnion at (,ollars can he laundried or not as you Wish. They are extremely
. . - . an n ax" ...... 8 ya 0 “I. ’I I! II instead mine aaemm aspect. " "“——“‘"_-

‘ ll“ ‘0 l“- mk'md ‘0’" arm“ “'9 H.Tayior,critic,Chesterfield Lama" Salaries enm Hartman, June 21—min were inter-

“ mm "9"“? Wm?“ WW“ dressy and neat, goods that were manufactured to sell for 50 to n ,
d: On. and representatives of their em- or on Noin ;
mfiymdzgw‘ffiffihmflfx;: 60c each: but nothing pleases us more than to give the best bar-

the aealeaa’an organisation. and hematter . _ ' . ‘ _
they will be dealt with in maximum gains in town; our price will be we each. Dont let them pass;

mmmcmz..: BBATING, BTTHING MID

they are actually worth double.
upon that many chit-rs have Ewen mu. F'SH|NG
celled and the prepzirax‘mns lur defense.

which gotten-lily on. leave little gtnllud tu ____.._.________..

4 . . . _ -————m——-— ‘
”Wmillfxmmi‘é' $.31? if. . SHORE DIHIEBS l SPEfllllTl.
akylthh 0' the various mills. __ .--- _-__,.,,____.

They will aerveuwaich tower-incurs .'
ct trnuble Electric lights with powerful J , E. Power. 5.
reflectors will enable a strict surveilance / ,
lobe kept oi the premkcs at night. The W‘L/ "' '

workmen my they are ready in make any i. .. .. . .. ..-.m...
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eating developments here in the Chimp
breach cl promise suit of Jamie Hallagaiust
James W. Paige late 0! this city. in which
the plaintilf claims more damages. One
Gear's [1. Hamilton appeared here and
claimedtbatbewaemarriedtolemie Hall
on July 21, It“. She had previously lived
with an father by adoption, J. 0. Lewis.
and left Hamilton when both were acting
in the “Old Standard"«rippany to live with
Paige, who tried recently to buy her at!
with 01,000, which she retired. Hamilton
nya Jemie’s name was lollenhall, and that
she lathe daughters! aprelateatainonaa-
tery in Houston, Tea.

The liar-ab, Will Case.
Cilmxri. Pa, June $.-A commission
appointed by the supreme court of Rhode
Island to take the testimony of the sub-

, ; 11.32340 racewas won sully by Ship- IETIWIDIS'I‘ SIK‘IAIL [3103.
h" :1: “an“? 11:" in‘litlgu nge‘n the The final Meeting of the Season llelil

, ' 1 . last Evening.
fivfifihfig $33313: 'l'iie SocinlUniuu or the rim ii. E.
‘ ml in his 0 him? 2:37 clam it re- church met last evening at. the home oi
. ~ fit h ts to decide “‘0' race Mrs. Mary E. Smith. 10 lluviland street.
D" r»: 5:! '2‘“ werewaived The There was a good attendkince and the
“I I was won by 'l‘ S M' . “.3 meeting was exceedingly interesting.
3 E. driven bylill '1 lweud Following the businestliew class recently
7 . I' lily, but in slow ‘. ' with graduated from the Heath liar-walk
Till "I . 's N driven by High School repeated thepplay, Ici on
B 1.] n d S'Winfield 8 Paris Francais'," given III the school
III I ’s Cl “JD an d 0 ll 'Keeler'i'i hall some months ago. The characters

. . were as Inflows:
IM' “me“ l” M ”'"e'a’ Mrs. Spring/ins ............ napalm astute:

Total. ..Q'l'filllll

During the past year bulbs to the
value of $12. 69 have been added to the
Library thm'ugh the proceeds of ancntcr-
tainment managed by some of the ladies
0! this city. This iairi addition to the
amount reported in the list 0! expendi-
tures. The directors call attention to the
extent to which theslibrary and reading
room are used. This is shown by the
uumberot visitors during the year, the
number 0! books drawn and the number
of membership cards issued.

The report of [mile Smith. treasurer,
to the directors, shows that he received

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

cones-ions that can b:- shuwn tobejast
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were well up in this heat, but in the 3&3”,me Harry Brynn from the Iibrariauand turned overtothe scribing witnesses in the (anions Barnaby moi?“ they mum” to in» their just I O
othertour had a separate race. the com- “no; nuns. my...“ H. mm city treasurer during the year 3110. In willmss ms in ('(hnteraad :rkfllmflny tight. the firm is as ready in take the rs “\—) MARKET
beingtnol'ast for them. 'l’liesecond Anselinnsnriueim .. Miss “till’iia'i‘l. Adams addition to the foregoing he received Evni‘fmufu 1136 "Ion!" '1 I ml! was same stamlasettlcnivnt canyet bi'aflected
mm won by Nancy in the quickest :W&3“‘:‘:fi ----- lash-l“? all?" 2.6!) in June. 1891, from Mrs]. S. Jen i'iirr:‘:iffll1allimn'§i.m.1333‘??? ”910“! July I. when tie prev-«tut smlo ex. - "n. '09 WASHING“)! STIEET,
BIL... llll’e . ODD ‘ > . ' ‘ Fm _' ~
a” 0‘ m m' 342% In Arr; big; ............... Mire» Nellie ll. Sm'i': nings, 1s “‘9 mm of an entemin- . .‘ ' ti. l‘Jl. Thcenit is broil-:iit by . "'1‘ ~ ' NOI 83 waShlngtOl‘ Street. Prime Htmi!....l.1§..).':’.1?:nl‘.‘.):Wmmlfl
the third heat Horace E. and The artists acquitted themselves v", merit givui In the “turf room, which J n E! i Hamil on Lil against Rteplmn 0. L 'a’nr‘y‘“""{’ “I'm'tfll'i gm “2ng u ''''' __
l . , 1.3m. . nllr‘ L’v.» ’in'rr on men ' Ste ........... “ “
m "an: ‘n, I “w." and creditable and “replay was greatly ap- was “I ovum rgeh. North for a war '1' " “'"w'" "” and the striking cuipluyws ui the East “E” n "I" ILST'!E: Pro ne‘or l’ui'xtlerhnnaest eak. -' '
trumstart to finish them was a tight . ted by all pm!“ This was me the purchase of books. ‘ru l-dlet-acwta n» in. i ”use... Chum“; Sum Railway rump“, "m p Humbaivinioms' llrle'd' lle'elllcahoa.
for victory. 'l‘hemostoi the way the final ieetin of the Uu'bn until Septem- The librarians report {or the month at Pun-r 311?“. N. Y., June .1. -'l'he grand into collision last night at Lakevievr. Bit-...L . .. CASH PRICES
haamwentcsclcse as a double team. '1 g I ' Juueisas fellows: Number of visitors ““3"" (""3” county. ‘h‘d' 5“ “'9“ “l Vin W. I Pinkerton munvmdmz in !

 
 

_. her. They have proved very interesting
fl whenthey went under the wire 8‘ and cujcyableand the members antici-

rflg 0‘. “'0' half we doubt 1' “13:13 pate mniiy pleasant gatherings neat sen-

bfimm frantiai oi an inch difr 9"“ ..- --.--. ~-

im in the palm, and at the finial! “the Wilson I'olat ’lbrmlaal.

NW" N39 only ”'9‘. “M" “W A New llavcn dismtch to the New

wire ahead of Horace E's. The reniain- York Times says:

lug heats werealao very clinic. and really ”A circular, now in the bands at u...

“10me 0‘ any 0‘ “‘9 M505 printers. and soon to be innit-d, will die

Hm 3-. alter “V0 ““1831“: “'0“ “W continue all special {Night rates on ship-

bdtfing heat. merits via Wilson Point hitherto otlcred
hillbilly of the races: to shippers on the linceol the Housatonic

3'33 01$”- , 2 . a 3 a and Derby railroads. 'l'liib is one of the
mmwm‘rlmn $212.11: 3 I52 i E “"“Cil‘u‘d mm“ 0' ”“9 purchase "I

 
 
 

 
 

since May er. 1,999; books lent. 1,174;
new cards issued, 24; subscriptions. 3,
Sunday attendance, May ‘29, 10: June 5,
9: June l2, to: June 19, 5.

The Library will be closed Sundays
during July and August. 3“

 
 

mien all the rmk u (lo-hon investigating Chicago. shot into the rmwd. Tile strikers “‘4‘ “m“ “m“ 7"“ ’mflu"m.,
the lyncllinx 0‘ 30" Lewis. ll PM Jervis atoms charged upon the Pinkerton and 7 'm um mm .ltnlflklssgllme t"

after examining thirty or {any witnesses. aeatmcdlheln. Latcron Eldmlwastonnd

reamed to Judeel'ullen that they were an on the railroad track with as shall cut and G. w. cannuucn i son

able to indict any person wnnected with two ritn broken. The Pinkerton: huvc tied.

the lynching. Judge Cullen was diplemd Band will more:
withtho report and ordered the juryto ~..- -.. v“ .POPULAR
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l’ell Ill-d I’II Ilia tin-a lloily

.mwm le Yummdune 25,—llilwaril Kharnin— 1' 0' Jul-Inn's.

(”m g... I fly sixteen years old, of Port Richmond - -
ammo, y“, a-..“ Q... i. m _,_ a i', jumped in... a ruwlumt «...... . wharf ’l’apel Hanger, (lawman Pam"
legal! conspiracy to blow up the Schulcldt W". "'9 5°,“ ”I‘m“ “n" “l" "W "4 Anddealer ln
distillery was Ironclndedin Judge llntcbia- “mm“ “ h“ "l" ““5" 91-“53‘Mn ‘ . .
sun’s court when the only remaining in- shoemaker. '“W’m”! “' h“ mm‘dfl‘h‘ ““1 PR?“ ‘fln mm“
dictnient “2.1““ “W 1 Gibson, ear-nec- ha ran to the "inert. He looked at the body

. _ . lNorth Mala street. BmNurwala.
retary or the whisky mm. was dismissed °‘ 5" WWW“ ' MW “W" ""1 WHERE
onrnettcnot the United States attorney. tell beside the burly. \\ hen bystanders Saniple been at full llas lateatat la:

‘ . Papers. Routers and Bill
”I"! unill went to pick him up be was dead. Ilia A [m M a a ‘ w W: lnapecl notice
3'; xmvimrt' the av was i Kc-niuky was [matmted with grief when 8 on ”es 3 [ea aul w lemon

 
 

‘lha Carnival Ia'eatad filth Samoan.

The Mother Goose carnival given by
the ladies and the Epworth league of
the Norwnlk Methodist church at the
Opcmllouse. last Friday. was repealed
last evening and was as great a success
as on the former occasion. Preceding
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by Miss Gertrude Campand llias Alice
Selleck was played with much1expree-
sion and delighted all prenent. The car-
nival was well given and the characters
acquitted themselves with crulit. litter
the entertainment cream. cake and
strawberries were served.

Its-Idling lyaclwvs Thwarted.
llaanlau. Pa. June Bio-Hundreds e! da-
ternilned men were preparing to lynch
Peter Basal. the Italian shoemaker. whe
ystabbcd Sister Iary Hildebarta
In St. Joseph's hospital. Theirdesigruwwrw
thwarted by the police. who quietly trans-

lerrsdnaecrl tromtheetatlcnhoaaetctha
mm, who“. other! “our Hallownll, a! Harvard. in

M an. llal
'Vlva Dlvarses Granted. The M. n." ”altar 5W.filn ' mm condition 15 "I. W“ subs “l W. m a‘ '0 W m ,m0 Tafiggm‘ ll) M m

'l'lietollnwlngconplseweredlorced halal-e instrument!“-
byJudgel’rentlcayeaterday. '- “W“;Wafi mtmmymmmmmm Illinoisoti'huppbl’ssie MW; Maison

“WP-M'M-Wam «an» wmmm’i'wdm “WWWW ”‘7‘" Whittimltlt “it, lllclllllitw lit.

- W‘EW me in. “in...“ ~ , ~
bothofBrldmport Winternper- eldethe 'ad-l'u WWyha

. Intimate ail ‘
aneaandadllltéry- The defendant “are ”I“ a. “flame Mm':0mmmd ”WWW“ SMllhldsilIfllS Oil “m0 M celflil'll ”Romumm-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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» om ' rid 'ts leased lines I . . .

. WWII; $1.1: germs] in l 1 ii it’llmwlgmcam L! “M New “I: literary programme. tins Ada unmet W mm a... m. widuweil and cumin”. not! anemic-Miriam
' 4‘ mm. mmmmtm we" "we“ and Hartford rail l. The and Charles Buruesrecitsd, and their el- To sun in. l’nghlaw'ala Ind-c. andalkhthopes are entertained tor MIN .. u 4.. ..... mu SIC l mu‘gia“
{’ um lattermad,nt'ccurae. willuae its terml- {W'fimfigmfi 1:” 3" pfifi‘mmnfi’gm ”m": i777}; ~71, ... 1r lN NEED organimumc cum. AND i m DURABLE gmmmmm 0mm

5; trauma-I'mtw- "”2“" nal lacilitiea at Harlem in preference to £2“ $I . and ”:3" ≠w': proceedings wmtaheplaconert 'l’huralay, V‘u‘;m:_1‘.:; l;:u:n.;“:Jn;P :5.» FOR THE SUMMER, SEE (DUI! m an lb)". r. Cerl'rnalddimtofiof lmfi'lfl-
:5. mane. nai....1"11..".' as: We? at Wihon “int- and his!“ "on! “:mfi'fiuwmu'i: an. 8 “m ”d M the I" men"! “1‘ Prob-“I l” '0“ Beam Dun mun Antonia um: died in . . minimise well- knowneunet mmcololst. hav:
1 g, a w mu... ,...........iii the lloiiaitoidc lines will go to New , . y ’ WNW“ ” “l" “WM"‘W" an M or apiiplexy, its"... aim... ... ldemnanllil aled mmpnvlmdhm'a
r. 0" ' ‘ . Hus Annie Stash was wellrendered and July. ltisprobable that the bondhildua , thctrflralidconccft and lemmas-tea
c mmmm. York hv rail over the Conwilidated read. . ll h k. a” the ministers! linden attain! at the um ten antalatmm nr leaaaa desired)
7s.) 2:! This ‘5' l las fatal to the Wilson very enjoyable. as was aka the vocal solo 3a “.mfi'ign report! b at the attack crabs “not! 0(th United PM???» a lamlinon. We have ”cecal-mi.
-- “on - u I 31' Alice Selleck. The no duet ' Mwualnp ltinnmv in t is city-.and ‘ ‘ '0 ~ - uv ' Carmah
% WW II lack ----------------- I H mm mm, ’1 W I" ...- -...-. ...—m- m m “hum“ hum am, by him in In White and Fancy Lolors, made up of all kinds of materials, a“... whip 30'3”“ mom. m _
e.

acircnht rdatlng to the m... .... mm], which are displayed on our centre counter.
due the strained relations between Chili
and the United States

-.---- " liliis' trotting tips Ii all mSilllts and Styles. -W .
Catcher Carter l'ay Ills. m All”, I
..l'...".'.,":l.”.;.’.':'.?izi‘;;": c321: I50 my Chico Styles of Biltflits ll 5 cents in WI. Ei‘midfirtm“ a" .

Daatha by sea-links.

Tuesday afternoon an Elungariau work-
man, thirty yaarsoi agar. employed by
Edward J. Taylor. at ‘Ilreens l-‘arms,
was overcome by the bowl while pitching
hay, and died early in the evening.

Jonathan Slums. oi {Limnflelih died
Wednesday situation litter the meet-at
the beat,whieli proved too much fora
constitution already impaired. lle
worked about his farm timing the morn-
ing. and died abaut noon. lie was

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flibehorvumtbatalliatiatlrtactlon.
I‘heweather throughout the week was

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

led a decree on a cram bill alleging w my, .
seventy-seven year-ct axe. m , W 0‘ can“ mercantile spinal-m have almost Ital-lied "n,
W of w WW‘ mmhmmm ‘ W MM tor «an m. Co-p-na with [all “I“ Ml"- 'W"?'l;m'.’.'£l:‘.° .39....
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