1 "lie. 2 South lllaln Street.
beumllmmfiootnllsln stroot...ta,ooo f"
sprlngstrost 3,250 .
“mm...
The pavilion
‘ .W ‘Vmfiav 5g; ' 3M... ' n
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rs
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7
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7.’ “‘ Elmwood ayenue.... 3.000 l “ 8
“ “'1’ “l“audharliflrovestreet 4,000 1 “
1 house 1 rooms
'9’“
“ Preopectstraetu”... 8,300
“diamante: smn 2.400
nearflllrn Grove stars 2,350
fl
and barn Bell Island.......... 2,200
east end of drawbr'ldge, stock and fixtures. ,
~ Fire, .Lii’éj; and Accident insurance.
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, . Pall“ BE Pllllllll (If
T" 01" 0f 801ml NORWALK
_ .mflc Volts,
I a onus: paintwo- ous- sins ss-sr-
, shat Ilsetrle light system In In. State.
new luring (lo-plasterbAs Perfect as
Intelligence and [annuity ra- Iakp Is.-
Astbetiuiedrawsnear for the work
now in progress on the city's electric
light plantto be completed, the public
interest increases and the members of
the electric light eommttee as well as
Tun 8mm have been plied with
questions ooawrning it that could not be
jutiflably answered in a few words, but
which it is now intended tosatisfy in a
descriptive outline of the complete
system.
It may be interesting to state here that
the money ($32,000) appropriated by the
citytocarryouttbeworkwasbssed on
the estimated cost of an equipment con-
sisting of an ordinary building. a 100
bor-spout boiler, an eighty-horse-
power engine, two dynamos of forty-five
1,200 candle power lamps each, making
a m of ninety lamps, and only eighty-
five lamps in use, as the maximum out-
put of the plant, and piping, fixtures.
out, only for that capacity, which did
not provide for any increaw that the fu~
tore would in all probability demand at
' an early date, except by the expenditure
of an amount of money sufficient to du
plicate the plant. When the above is
compared with what is to be herein they
cribed and actually accomplished with
the some original appropriation. it will
readily be seen how well the committee
have proved their fitness to cope with
the problem entrmted to them by their
fellow citizens.
“amnion is in charge of Nel-
son Taylor, Edwin Adamnand Joseph A.
Volk, who compose the able committee.
wisely appointed by the city. and the
planning, designing and engineering arc
in'chd'go of A. E. Winchester. of this
place,who was selected by the committee
as consulting engineer. Mr. Winchester
is an doctrinal and mechanical engineer
of the Edhcn company, in New York.
who has for years designed electric
plants for that company.
_ The property selected and purchased
for th'n purpose is a part of the old nurs-
‘ ery property, situated on the south side
of State streeland adjoining the “cues-
tonic railroad. The amlion building,
which is nearly finished, fronts on State
W thirty feet back of the street line,
b of rectangular form. forty feet front
by sixty-six feet deep. it is a neat, syni~
metrical, onestory fireproof structure,
with stone trimmed brick walls and a
shit: rail, on which are two cupolas, the
one at the front end to receive the clic-
trlc circuits and to ventilate the engine
room, the rear one to ventilste the boiler-
room.
The interior of the building is divided
by a brick wall into an engine and dyna-
rno room thirty by thirty-eight feet. and
a mushroom twenty-live fest four inch-
mbythlrty-eiglitfset. Tli'nroom is to
contain a 1W horizontal to-
bular holler, six feet in diameter by six-
tssn feet long, set with a Weitmeyer
patent furnace tosconomlre in fuel. an
iron smoke “I thirty-three inches in
diameter by seventy feet high, a 200-
horse-power food water heater, is so
Winjmtor, a fire hose and a
m space for about siltylnnsof coal.
The damper b operated by an automatic
damper regulator. The engimwrooui [no-
vidss for aelfll-bu'sopower Ideal saw-
mslls kid-apart engine, with two driv-
l' wheels five feet in diameter, snaking
fl revolution per minute, which will
drive two Western electric dynamo. of
slxtyarolampssscb. on total of 120.
whhh, by the simple movement of
switchesontlrsdynamnsrylsmp in
tlwsydsmosninshntlybsmadnmbarn
at either 1,300 or 8,000 candle power
each. his room will also contain all
i’bWsothstsswitshMmsy
., as I. from tbs lies-stasis- inland
uuehwmamasun
ugrruvweoslmdm.
m “twill lsavsths
heater,w pump, mm ,arc double
the casualty of the prmsut plant and
need only beexlanded tothefutnrs
boiler and engine when an increase
becomes uncanny. Should the time ar-
rive, which 5 van plohlblo considering
the about strides our cltyls making,
the two eudwalbof the building may
beextendcd to thefront and rear limits
'of the lot; and the station will then pol)-
vide for at least four tlmaita present
capacity. Provision is also made fora
large brick smokestack for 500 horse-
power. lf, when the system is thus in-
creased, compound condensing engines
be put in, instead of single nonmudeus—
lug engines, the capacity of the. plant
can be easily increased to 3'00 horse
power. Thus, it will be seen, that a
plant of much greater capu-ity for the
present than the first estimated cost an-
ticipated has been provided,” well an
ample provision made for possibilities far
in the future, and with this poasibility in
view not only may the streets be lighted
but there will be power sufficient to
light all its stores, public buildings and
residences, and supply as well all the
electric power to operate motors that
may be desired.
In conclusion it can be proudly re
mcmbored that our electric system is one
in which every citizi-n will have
an «Inn! interest, a system for the public
benefit alone.
"The stop our city is taking has ulready
attracted the attention of other cities not
yetlmld enough to make the venture.
and the succm-aful ops-radon of our sys‘
tern will serve us a signal for many other
places to [all in line, for municipal mvlr
cfsliip of electric lighting systems is
under serious consideration in all [nuts
of the country. South Norwalk will be
first to adopt it in this state. and from
the hour of starting may only success at-
tend it. and thus repay tluisc whim.- carn—
est endeavors. coupled with ingenuity
and intelligence. have left no stone on-
turned to make it perfecel.
ltTlItlEs l‘lllll (‘All’ “'lll’l'li.
Company I) lloya Beat Ilse linuburlalis at
"one Bull—Visitors in Camp.
(From a Special L'orreswndent.)
L'AMI' \t‘uira. Nm'flt‘. Aug. 17-—
chtenlay the Fourth and Third Went
out for outpost duty, and it tried their
mettle, having Inarchedover hot, dusty
roads.'and with nunn-rous deployments
and skirmishing under fire as in actual
battle, it was remarkable how vvell they
stood it. When they returned they look-
ed like old veterans. l)! course the
Fourth took the ("strip
t'ommny I) boys are very proud of the
fuel that their ball team bold llalibury‘s
picked nine 5 to :l essay. They have now
challenged the First rogiuwut team and
hope to down them.
Colonel Smith. of South Niirn'alk, vi»
"(‘1‘ camp yesterday. and Editor llailoy,
of the Danbury News, late of the Seven-
leenllrt’onnecllcuhuu old soldier who
faced the enemy on several battle lields.
was also here to look over the field and
note the efficiency of the Connecticut
Nationalflunrd. Luther Whitney. the
armorur. came up today.
Hitch drill makes the troops in t'filnp
more and more pmliciem. and as the
new tactics become understood the
changes are sppm'iah-d. ’l'hisafternmn
willbo the first of brigade drills. and
with dross parade to folloIr. it will in-
deed be fortunate if none drop in the
ranks. as it isoxomlingly warm.
Company I) has min-«l an invitation
from the Central labor Union to [mode
Kepler-rims 5th and have it under mnsid-
oration.
lieiItcnunl Latson. (kirnpaay l's
new lieutenant. was in command of
that company at battalion and regimen-
tal drills yesterday. and again today,
and handled his company well.
n... “h...
(30! I I "RES A PPM 31‘!!!)
Tallies-ct the liaison nf the \‘auag Inn's
christian Association.
At a syn-(ital naming of the dirwtors
of the Y. In. A.. last night, it was
voted to renew the subscriptions for the
papers and periodicals on fllcmnd the
following mmittoes were anointed:
rumours, Nelson Dickerman. ’l‘. H.
Morison and H. ll. Wighsm.
Macs. lrs Gale. W. A. Curtis. E. 1..
Buyer, J. F. llall, ll. 0. Hartford.
llsmbmhip, ll. chasm, H. w. Duty.
ii. A. ”Milli. l". J. Curtis and U. ll.
Downs.
Rooms and “Mary. I}. A. Tucker. 0.
it. Harm. R. (l. llltcbell. Frank Va"
and ll. ll. ngbsra.
Entertainment, J. A. l’lnaco. Mi.
Raymond, F. Vail, ll. 0. llanford. (3. E.
Curtis. V. ll. bullock, W. N. minors: and
J. Hum.
Wm. W. N. fitment, Dr. W. L.
Weed. W. It. smith. 1'. 8. Ambler, B.
Glimmer. if. W. Duty, W. H.8ellsck.
W. J. inland, Roberta. llitchsll. W. ll.
flail, 0. am. H. A. flrnllh, W. Hub-
bell. P. Vsafloosssr. B. l. Brush, 1".
My, 0. 8. deflect. W. Oldfield. W. 1.
WJ. emollnmnu
Alisa, it. Domains, W. Rtehsnlson and
ii. Chilton.
Educational, 0. A. Miss, ll. ll. Wig-
hsui. J. Kdohnson, W. 0’. Post»). A.
MP. llmssppsad 0. I‘ll-craps
sss. ‘ ;
Gymnasium. um. is West, a. r.
Ilsll.tl.ll. mum. comm. 1r.
LOO KWOOD,--—-—-—-—-
South Nor-walk. Ct.
cm».m.;........si,roo«
Ir “ Vultandtav‘snuo..... 1,950
""3 u hm t
may have been
m
inothsrvosdstbeyarsprepsré
cdfiiraimostanytblng. Well,
tailpiece have had a radial"
startling
mayhavsbssn
murmurs
anductlon;tbeyoould scarce-
_ ', lyhavebsen prepared for the
loath slashing as they ha,
bssntreatsdto. Bush a marvelous combustion or high qualityand
low prlanwllltskeyoubysurpriasmo Mr what
You must move quickly
things have wings and are apt to fly away.
experience: [They
foralr
natures!
our e since
to move gummy—gall
now only for Inspection.
COMsTOCK
w BROTHERS.
\II 8th thin Snail. “ sauna on...
South lIorwsIlI. I
liomsll:
:Ilomlomttlu st opium: Illicit lust
Innis? Mimi sm Hotshot Ill
way of such a chance as this.
into a cooked bat.
chase at“ s remarkabla
There isn't any ‘ m I‘
m I,
min: to think that
thus is snsosultytosm ,
action, because. not MW
oouldwe' or anybodyslssssll
Underwear at the prices I:
srsselling them. This irons
of theopportunitlu thallium '
and were seldom’snd go
inahurry. It isagood thing
to get out of the way, when
you bsppontobe in: it isn’ta
good thing to get out of the
Ills simply it case of knocking prim
h
STILL FIST ON THE 000K
AN ussuccrssrur. errors in
non run ruminant:
fw- Wrecking Inna Arvin Pro- How
l‘ark but an Unable to love the strand-
sd Yeas-Mn a.“ Myriam-gar in
Every rum. as hairs-sass». "‘
The wrecker sent for by the odious of
the steamer Tolehmtcs', which ran on
Sheep rock while making Nor-walk har-
bor through the east manage, arrived
shortly after five o‘clock yesterday after-
noon. Shs was the tug John Fuller, one
of the best equipped and considered one
of the most powerful wrecking boats in
New York buy. She is owned by the
Baxter Wrecking company. She was
followed an hour later by a smaller lug.
which remained a short time and then
steamed to the; eastward, reluming some
time during the night. At 8:30 o'clock
this morning the tug went to Nerl'ork
after pontoons with which to raise and
dust the Tolchester.
The Fuller attempted to pull the Tol-
cheater off the rock at high water last
evening. but could scarcely move her so
firmly was she on the rock. Both ends
of the steamer have settled considerably.
which has forced her boilers and engines
out of place. It was reported this morn—
ing that they had been raised eight inches
above their usual "within. The water
running into the vessel put out lllt‘ lives
audit is inimwihle for the ’l'olclwslcr tn
usehur pumps The wreckrrJIom-ver,
pumped writer from the slumber all
night and today, forcing up two large
stn‘ams with her powerful machinery.
When the lug left New York she
had four pontoon: with her. but these
wen: left on the way up. it is
said that on account of the position of
the rock and the low guard rails of thc
Tolchester, it will be very dillicult to gel
the ponloons, which will arrive this
afternoon. under her. it is Whit? that
two of the pontoous can be gotten under
the Tolchestor's guard rails at half tide
and as the tide rises the steamer will be
raised. One of the rugs will then push
her to shallow water, away from the
rocks. where the pontoons will besecurcs
ly fastened, and the steamer Will then be
towed to New York and placed on the
dry dock for repairs.
The Tolcbesler carries a murino insur-
ance and is fully covered, but whether
she will receive it or not. is not known.
The accident was evidently caused by
the carelmness of the captain and pilot.
The engines are gradually working
their «my through tho decks and tin-
boat will be badly damaged in almost
every pun. Two of the stockoldcrs of
the company which owns the boat came
to South Norwulk this morning and were
taken to the steanwr and are at pris-
enl on liourd of her. The :Ih'illlltll' had
been chartered tocarry an Armenian-
curslou from Bridgeport to ldlewild
1 iron» and return. Saturday.
I'IRIEIBS'S asset'urros.
Close of tho Two day's Dalston Held in the
Clly of III...
Thc annual convcnlion of the Slate
Fin-men’s association which has been in
session for two days in New Haven clos-
ed yesterday afternoon.
leerday morning the local lire do.»
[nutrient gave waliibition which show-
ed the quickness of the men in respond-
ing loan alarm. Ixhihitlons were also
given with the life saving not and serial
truck. Al ton o'clock the convention
was called to «miss by the president.
Nicholas Stanly. .\ nmlutiun was prun-
od forming the adoption of the ilrr-rneu's
national liulum. it was aim.» voted that
the l‘onuccticut mariation ho represent-
ed at the national llrcumn's tournament
to be held during the ilrt'lllcn's week at
the World’s fair.
mtfik‘fiblm of odious resulted as fol-
lows: l’rcshlent, A. J. Kennedy, of New
Haven; vloepresidaubt. Henry J. l-lalriti,
of Hartford; Frederick W. Willey, of
lllddletowulC‘barla ll. bonsai. of Wil-
limsnllc. John Wigner, of Reckrllle;
llowsrd Amen. of Bristol; Richard
Shaw, of ifsridcn; Louis W. Umnlmry.
of Hamish: 1‘. D. West. of 'l'liodrp-
son, and John ll. Ellwood, of Derby.
John 8. Jones, of Westpott, and Samuel
C. linsgg, of Waterbury. were cloned
secretary and treasurer respectively.
John ll. Dalian. of fioutbington, was
charted delegate to the mooted maven-
tlonand llanbirry was selected as the
place of holding the next convention.
"All MIA“ "A RUNS.
A List of warrant-s Ms Wards-i
lather-woman's“...
James lf.lanetoAmile Palmer-Jami
ontlrsnorthsrlysldsofltaflsavsuus.
Jsmllaastomisrlssll. lltsbsll.
land on the northerly side of ltsple
amiss.
louislldtsshtolisnds bellmkfissd
on the easterly side of Elmwood
avenue.
hm Wt- lassss In Isaiah.
materialistic Mtiasll
lists toss. August 10..
Three W loft the ally this
Darwinism-lo.
W
moron-swimsu- tas sumo.
TELEGRAPH“; BREVITIIQ.
The Marquis of Ballsba is under treat
meat for torrents '7 ,
Denmark has established a quarantine
sgsinst Russian ports. ‘
It newsman certain that the rebellious
m wlll submit to the sultan of licences.
'l'lirss highwsymsn, who beheaded areas
near fllsnsborg. Wash, were pursued by
Vigilanlas and’hanged to a tree.
A chromium robbed shoassstspls-
tol'smuaslesrul llrsu escaped onablcycls.
sy fought a duel with pistols at Buds-Nth
over a woman. The prince was wounded
in the head and may die. ’
Herr van lisssler, cquerry to the prince
regent of Bavuia, was fatally led in
Blutenhurgsr slams, Munich, by two mat
muffs.
Jennie Tabor, «Hudson. noun. the young
woman dynamiter who tried to blow npher
brother and sister to got their money. can-
fessed that her lover, Charles If. Myers,
forced her to do it at the pointofarevol-
ver. )lycrs was arrested.
The Home Di Nstoli says that the ltalian
government feels disposed to accept the
American copyright law.
MILLIONAIRE BOSTWICK DEAD.
Ila lllrsted a Blood Vessel While Watch-
ing Illa Stable Burn Down.
Hanson“, N. Y., Aug. in. —-’l'hs
stables of Jabs: A. Bostwick, the Standard
Oil millionaire, and of Ir. Consuble, which
adjoin each other at Orienta point, near
hers, were burncd to the ground snare
sulted in the death of Mr. Bostwick and the
loss of the lives of his footman and the
eoachrnsn of Mr. Canstablo.
Mr. Bmtwiclr had been ill for some time.
and when the alarm was sounded he bur-
lirider much excitement. [in bud hull!
there but a few minutes when the sight of
his property in a blaze unnerved him. find-
denly, without sparking, ho Ml backward
and beanie unconscious. n» died before
medical pill could rem'h him.
When the physicians arrivml they agreed
death had been curbed by the rupturing of
ablood vessel.
The blackened and chum-d bodies of the
coachmsn and fomman were discovered in
the ruins of the harm a few hours after Mr.
Boatwick‘sdoath. They were intoxicated,
ills-aid. and lt’cirluntully cansssd the fire
which produced three deaths Eight valua—
ble carriage horses were burned todosth
and a number of carriages and property,
valued at $1111”. were also destroyed.
Ilr. Bmtwick’s wealth is estimated at
“find“. He leaves tbron \‘hllilrr‘li, one
the wife of Francis Lee Morrell, of the
Stock exchange. and one the wife of Cap
tain Alfred (‘arstama of the Royal Irish
rifles. Ills third child :s a Bull about If-
tooii years of ago.
THE BAS;8ALL WORLD.
ssrmssr. Lnaul's muss
At filtsburgw It. II. R
Pillsbury: . n It 1' II ll 1 IT I) 1 il Ii if
erslllnxlnn...,ll u l o u u u u u .I s C
Baldwin and lack. fillies-n and McGuire
At t‘lcvslnud u u a
Cleveland, 0 I 0 o n s u 2 I lulu :
neuron,“ . Ii n n o o II 2; u ;: s s .‘l
(Inpu- and [mum-r, Shiny and Roll}.-
At i‘Irn .l.IlIlll
u n. I:
(IncinmlL ,,.z u U H (I .3 vi u u~ I U f
NG'Yi.ll’k.. ..,t l t u r I I u plots 1
Sullivan. Rhinos and \‘sughau: llusic and
Ewing.
At Louinlllew
laulsvllls ...... 1 ll u o u l l o It
Phlluislphls, It 0 2 u o o n n 0..
('lauson and Grim, Rosie and t‘rwi.
At Chicago~
Chicago ......... noun l 0:» i—i
“1113011....“ | 2 l 0 5 901).. 91‘.
Luby and Mbriror. Cold. and tlunsou
At St Loulsw rr. n I.
Emmi: ....... lluofiotltlllilvdilll
Brooklyn ....... lsuuolzllllna
Howler. Buckley and Sarah; lit-unruly and
Dally.
I
28
I
lawsuit Llaut‘x insists
At Buflalou
an s.
Buffalo.........l u u o o u u 1 s- an I
Blazharatou.._u l :l 2 0 U l 01 Ill 6
Fournh-r and l'rqnhart. Ink» and "nine,
M lbmlwslI-r n u s.
Rochester... 2 u I u u n n 2 x on t
valdnn-e....u I) ll 1 u .I I) n on] I; 2
Dolan and Myers. Kilroy and Ryan.
Al Albany ~ I. II I
Albany..,,,.,..i n u II II o o n n» I r. t
Tmy, ,,,,,, Li I) n n o n ll o it all 2
Daley and "vast, i'vlekvn and t'ahtil.
An Insult to feature.
'l‘slursu. Aug H. - The l-‘mnch minister
was insulted by llwrs while he rods with
his wn'mry on the beach on Monday. The
leader of a party of Iloors took Il‘hlfi slip
per, struck the secretary twins sci-us the
chest with it and drawing his knife called
upon his companions to attack the French
men. They also drew knives. but by the
interference of auroral membcrs of the
Spanish legstinu they were prevented fmm
nslngthsm. Tummy the French minister
was Insulted again while out riding
Walk-r to lascssd flhsrardl.
Nsw You. Aug. ld.~lt ls reported have
that Rear Admiral Bancroft (lbsrardl. coni-
mandant of the North Atlantic squadron,
haltouttohs dstailsd to other duty, and
Dani-odors Walker. of the liq-sures of
Isolation, Is to be somewhat of the
Iortli Atlantic autumn.
flsadrlels and Harrison.
Loos bus, N. Y, Aug. mam prest—
dent took a drive with In. Harrison llr.
Hendricks. collector of the port of New
York. instill hound had several private
conversations with the president.
mm lip for last.
Bram. Aug. is.--'rso four masked ship
musk. troughs Caps 3f “we‘ll “as. is
supposed to to [one own th «a
board. lbelsslx wash overdue uncar-
rlsd a crew of thirty-two men.
firmed nasal.
Duncan. Goon, Aug. mung-r A.
Brown, thirty-ens years old, formerly an
asst-tau smslssr in ther York custom
bass. dramd dead of bssrt failure.
faith Mutton".
hwooo, lad, Au. ill-Ilia. Janus
m, an "dost Chitin Scientist."-
fundtoealllsmsdlsslsldtohsrslsksnlld
andltdlsd.
sense he sits.“ hall-n-
Poar 'l‘owsssrn, Wash. Aug. lawns
toss has arrived at filth with tbs
steamer Winifred, sslssd for Ill-Isl
..nssus mum coast}...
”Igloo, it. an“. lawmml‘orth n.—
Ilas «thrush Mists“ rim-rs asst'
Prince Bedsiwsll and lieutenant Cssvow~ ‘
ried from his room to the veranda. lslmriug ‘
iii? Halli Is auras;
Sunol and Maud S Eclipscd by
the Peerless Marc.
and: BREAKS THE TRO'I'l'lIlG REOORD
Motion-rind Persons s.- llarldlhblo
, ”so Illa PM the Illi- in ”:07 1‘0““!!-
filaflkip or Break-Then dlarm llrnkc
boss in as Ovatlon to Mars d lave.
minor), Aug. lat-Nancy Ila ks trotted
a mile at Washington park yedterday in
MIX. The great more was sent-to beat.
ksrown round "I can, and not only upset
that mark tll't‘lslvely, but broke all existing
mods of the trolling turf. The Sill}: of
Md ti dwindles into (linearity, and the
“ltl'd notch of 2,035“, hold until now by
Robert Bonncr's Sunol, pull-s by a full sec
end before the clip set by the xwrriess
Nancy llanks, now supreme queen of trot~
tun. Twelve thousand perhons saw the un-
equaled feat performed at Wrmhington
park
The majority rather upwind tlmt a sac-
saful shy Wnuld be hikvn at 22th, incense
Budd Daddy: had
gin-u it out pinin-
ly since Monday
that ll...» duughtcr
of llnppy hirdium
rind szcy he,
normed uh. r In.»
number of Alim-
limit Lulu-in. “as
in the. in:
g to: Z.
liwl’ 13va It V. “l ‘1;
arm) "“15":- n. w a; .«i uni , :3”)
wire Willi ‘J ”24" Lung ml: ll; 1..» r-tuml ‘l‘.~
big crowd of - st v: hows.
if brvllam lmd {nulls J, :ml 1 X's-d In.»
common»! of time our liflt'il {rum "l
fort. Alan and man: \Vul‘r’ pr... .a ..‘l}‘ t or»
find to the puddock. and tin- rarm» ll-{ll fol»
lowed Were sum only us a pox-u g: inn-mury.
Ass [sir-I Trill.
It was half post 5 n't‘lw‘k when lieu-I—
bronght Nam-y out fosvnm Alomtsidr was
Frank Starr driving a tlxermighbml to :11
u pacemaker. She wns sent a slow miiu to
warm up. and after her mouth u was ngxmrtml
“ready for the struggle. The msn- <ped
toward the wire like a inachzue. and Doble,
hving nodded to the min-rs. was given the
word and the famous mile try was ml. Tho
fan of the whip just tickled her sales as he
need toward the first turn. and she poem-d
lhcclubhuusv so rapidly that Veterans of
the turf declared she in.» going: too fast to
hold nut at that pace to ll)" end.
The quarter “‘l‘.‘ r. avbvd in #31,. lot
the mare was going as ntcadily as she had
begun. and Doblc sat liké a mime. When
hush g.‘ 1:.
KAXL“ ilAXKS.
to flashed past the, half mile pus! in ring"
there was a great murmur of surprise, Just
then Starr moved the manor to Dom-Vs
wheel. no had been trailing up to that
polnl. The thomughbrcd, buwm’er. ap~
peared to be an unnecessary curriparuun, for
the [have never lullcnal ltul’ lust cunrsgo.
When the lhrequancr flag «for down the
time monk-d was I'M“ and then for the
first time Dobb- begnn to urge the mom
into the stretch she thundered. Starr now
sending the runner love! with Knury. an.
as she came toward the finish "lt' rimn- cu~
lbaslsstic of the speculum began to chm-r.
Thu lilo" of Her (‘aros-r.
0n swept the mare, and faster and faster
Starr urged the runner. At the final eighth
pole Doble’s hands were raised, and he
leaned over his beloved charge and mtb
Voice and vein bu clued her to the effort of
hsrmrssr. and thus furor-d her to the very
limit of speed and endurance. The applause
had died away. and amid mmt lmprmalvo
silence Dobls lifted Nancy Hanks under the
win, and so won the distinction of a world
beater and placed the more as ruler of the
trolling kingdom.
Kant-y showed little fatigue and was
breathing easy before her stall was rcschml.
Dollie declared she could ham gone faster.
but that she was mewbst retarded by the
strong brsess down the back stretch. Blu-
wss driven to one of the new pneumatic
tired stilklcs.
The flow Postal rants.
ntaaisuusit.(‘onn.. Aug. In.» Al flagged
uncured the contact for printing the
new folding postal card. The Clflllntlb-
lined tubs used by one party. folded and
returned by the receiving party, making
one card do the workoftwo. Tuscards
are sold for one and twee-int». the latter
being for foreign use. The that order is for
imam
he Dullan’s Life In linger.
Vmss. Aug. is.-('uslm officials in
Monk's found twelve poumls of dynamite
lnaboa belonging to a llusslsn trsValer.
'l‘hsllamlan wastrylng tossndtbo box to
Ebb. it Is believed that an attempt upon
the sullan‘s life was contemplated.
Countess and Prim wm.
lsisnos, Aug. inaccura- llsrle, the
of him Hat-foul. tbs Hot-ruse
slab-sailor in inlaid, was married in the
Whisks loftlt. Psisrtol‘rlmrmd
trick ll Ochringsn.
Dying is it» sin-u.
Oossrsmom Aug. ls.-l)lspstsnss
Iua’l‘sksraa state that in tbslssttlirss
Ishtbs ebolsrs death rate has tamed
m «by. People as am in the
nos-ht tas Islas st finals.
hummus. lau'l’bslslssof Misha"
Is. We of ssvsn ram.
“maul; several hotel msn~oas
fromthswsst.
A row. “M401... ha:
ltsw it»). Au.llt~ m s,
Wm ' m Iftysu
.I m r
‘l'
‘BE‘I-IOLD I
It is just as much a legitimate branch of our business to lose money as it is
to make it. You may, perhaps, wonder the reason why. In answer we say our
motto is never, if it can be pomibly helped, carry over one year’s stock to another:
therefore. at the fog end of a season we make up our mind tosland the loss and
make the goods go. We will on next Saturday, Monday. Tuesdayand Wednesday
make sw
uniform price of file. We never yet ve
'ng reductions in price. and solar as
s 19c so a but what wegave yonuths hat
of value for ymrmoncy,‘ fll‘lll‘lllla wi l in‘no wise beau exception: in fact, we shall
try to outdo ourselves in giving you extra bargains.
l yd Best French'black sateen for 19c.
15 yds 40 inch dress flannel for file.
yd 30 inch cashmere. all colors 19c.
6 yds challie for We.
3 yds best gingham for No.
l yd fancy plaid dress goods, 36 metres
wide. for 19c.
l yd fancy silk plush for lilo.
3 yd silk dress trimming for 19c.
4yd dress gingham for ilk. etc., etc.
elm. om. our other goods which cannot
be rated. to sell at 19c.
“ .. DDIESTIBS.
4% yds extra heavy unbleaclml muslin
for We. .
3 yds Fruit of boom, 44 bleached, for
lilc
2 yds {eullu-r lie-k for 19!).
4 yds canton llannel for 10c.
:2} yds extra heavy unbleached canton
flannel for 19c.
l yd fancy fin. canton llunucl for lllc.
4 yd outing llanro-l for I‘Jc. ,
4 yds luv-ll calico lur llh'. :
-l yvis ll'nl shining calico for 19¢.
L3 ) llw' jar-on»! fur lllz'.
l }«l 3 l l:.l:lr~ hilduth f. 1‘ l‘J-‘.
‘3 \’:..~ not fancy dorm-l ilmzzwl for ill.“
“is ll"’l>"l thrust fur ill“
I
3; 3h. lm- u {no rim..- fur ill“. ,
illlfi llllTlilll GDUhTER lSle
BIRGMNS.
.3 ohm llnv- l-hlll l S .Ip lur iih‘
lH-de 'l'r;m.~p:.-;-:sl (Sign rm» .8. I; in!
lilo
Ill km ('I an. Tully-I \' mp 13.: 11-5»,
1' alum. l-Illlv's uf llzu‘ l’v‘fl‘mm' l'HI llh‘.’
l him“ lmulunf lino- prrfumn- for 194*
.l of our .lupiuww lululing l'nm. Tc
quality. 1‘)". 3
Bel our Jupum-N- Folding Fans. l'lic:
.pmlily. 19v.
luf our Juliane-w Folding Fans. ‘3?"
ur ‘llh' quality, l‘Jc.
‘3 plow» VI-le-tocnb'kirt Binding in! ii!» 5
3 spools 50‘“ mg Sill; fur 11).; I
l'.‘ sp-‘sil~ In ~I Button ”file To i~l inf 19';
7| alw‘ls ls ~l Mill‘llllit'Tlll’t‘nd fur lih' ‘
‘33 cards of turning ('uttun for We.
'33 quills Embronlvr} Sill; for Ith‘.
Ifspimls rr-«l nl’ Mun thruidvry Val“.
but for ilk“. .
l pair of L0.“ qualify lllr'kv‘lcplzilttl‘
flan-l Sclytwim l‘Jc. .
l cur-l t'lll’ll throw Mira. lN‘>l lll"ltt‘l‘
p! m d Sufi-1y l'ius I‘Jw.
l‘.‘ yls ('ntruu Edging fur it»
12' _\'Il.~' 'l‘nru'lmn Lau- l’nr ills. E
“I Home; White llandkcrcluvis fur ll'I .
3 ludim' lzuiry inmlvrml [lumlkrr
t‘liirfs ilk.
llrm. tuber ll “ill pm: you lu \ I»! W.
l rim-mil Patti-ms. ("all and p! bullion
800T" 8lgflllWllll
2 pairs Children’s Side Elustics. black
or white 100.
1 pair Ladies' llose Supporter, with
belt, black or while. We.
1 psair Stamped Pillow Shams and 3
spoo embroidery cotton 19c.
91 Linen Damask Tray cloth, stamped,
l -,,
l Linen Tray cloth or Splssber and 3
spools Embroidery cotton 19c.
atliild's Stamped Bibs and 3 sperms
Embroidery cotton l0c.
NONE“.
All of our Boys’ Shirt Waists. 25c qual—
ity. for lilo.
2 pairs lloys' first black ribbed Hose
for We.
2 pairs of Misses black limo for Pic.
'2 [hits Ludics‘ plain blocks for 19c: un-
bleached or fancy “use for 13c.
3 pair (imits' i ”060, ilk: quality. for
we.
'3 pair tiorits' {I “use. 12w qualify. for
lUt'.
l miriiv-Ms‘ 3 lin-uffivIpihlilyfm‘ lik-
3 lwfiw’ :ihlwd Yup, KW quality, for
! Imi. f riblml \'o-~t, 2"4' quality. for
llh'
Flu-2w- r-l' ;. ll'lv' lit)“ r {all ~ill; Windsur
I ., -:'. . .px-=ln_., Var I”:
. r ,
KllClluli.
‘i Ill ..«~ 5 iv" llh'.
7 'i‘uh‘c- \m of \IIN",7II‘. .‘Jlf, l‘mrs’f‘ .
:Irnl in} IN" lib: ’
‘1 Low» .wkimlm". '13-.le for 10-.
l lsircv ‘5 2‘ table le»lI for it»:
i L-Irzr- llimmr pull for 1w.
ll Milk “'th fur 1')".
l 3 qt l‘nrrrlaiu lined Preserve- Kettle
for 39¢.
l 7 Ill l’l’v’s'r'l’fil Kr‘lllt' fur 191'.
3 \io «Ir calf- this for lilo.
1 large Dish pan for 19-2
1 Largo Dripping pan for it".
I tin ft ('nflni'l t'lutlns line for flu.
l Limp» I‘hoppiiu: bowl (or it».
1 large Whisk llmnm for lilo.
2' l’x‘utlirr Duets-rs. Turkey far if».
i 1.3mm- topper I'm for I90.
1 large Glass “'fllcr Pitcher fur l'JI'.
2? Mason‘s quart Fruit Jars for llh‘.
it Dims-r l’lutss. best Ware, for lien
l largo dam-am) Alex: flatter fur It»;
1 extra qrmlimmm for if».
1 Japan: m- “all urumucut fur l‘JI'.
l lztlllp oomph-lt- fur lilo.
l ‘4le “hell lltxll‘xl it)! llll'.
'J lkmli for 13h".
I howl-”Inc munrutml Spiltmn for
llh'.
l Marks-1 linslueis Mr 10-“.
Wu me llu- \ivll‘ a... :;I for the prpular
show I.
BOSTON 8TORE,
Washington. Street...
m. s. SMIT‘H’S
POPULAR
00V 00008 8TOIIE
W'H ERR
A time Money Eons a tired Wan.
IF lN NEED Ill" SOMETHING
(.fllllli AND YET DURABLE
Full 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.
ladies' lachlingllls in
all Shapes and Styles.
I50 my choice Styles of Challiss at 5 cents per yard. '
ll veil Selected Styles of Magnolia lluIIe at I0 cents 00! yard.
I00 poses of Plumb fissile. just received; truism patterns.
lugs .Irs oi Percale: at is;
Illa. Ills and I51: per yard.
200 different styles III Scotch Gingham on exhibition on Second
left "and ileum. —
0m I00 diluent Styles of Swiss Embroidered Housings.
“I‘llflfl IN PRICE VII”! Mic ‘I’O ”.00 I’ll YARD.
llllhe NewestSIylesin 0ress Goods,
SPECIALTY IN
BLACK GOODS.
Bathing Suilgmol‘ All Kinds,
For Gents and Children. Bathing Cope for Ladies; pure Gum
Rubber, guaranteed water tight,
at 25c and 50c each.
Everything Duluth in tent rumblings at the In) , lowest
lotus
0m.
airmen our floleIll ntriusru.
ls always in the lead. We carry superior goods at less money
forlho trade’s benefit lbao’canbe shown anywhere else in our
vicinity. Before purchasing elsewhere call and see what an cod-
9 .
lsssvarlsty of thejahove mentioned goods we be”. .
an...» M
his class!“ y them under the .
The leading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT 81. ZELIIFF’S
32—Wssuinoros Swans—32.
—-—00*—~—-
There you can alw find the
l. ghost fish. to bohfialr'ls A fine, '
lo. clifislt arrives everyday. ' ..
PllllE Tflllllfl BlTSllP,
' lllP0lllE0- SlilfllllES.
One thousand lbs of lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HUNT &ZElllFF’8
32 WISHIIIEWII STREET.
nonunion 81.79
79 Washington St..
501.1“ SOB‘FALK.
Generally searches
for .i drug store.
The greatest variety
of remedies for re-
lieving pain may be
Mill
Willi
found at
HALE’S
POPULAR
P l Ill
Corner Drug
Store.
00ES 2
WW TH
Silll l0l| I
As a special irslncement for pmnlnto 1 our
celebrated TEAS and llAKlXH POW!) we
mil for a short time it» to the readers of this
pup-r mildlninldlltixols with club orders
for 4 Han and s Ii». Send to. stamp for 31 page
illmtrsml catalogue.
our “SPORT. 01'.
. .(a.~; as“ _..
J. 0. mm.
Paper 0anger,|:alcininu.iame
And dealer in
Will Pll’lll All) 0000!“
I North Main street. Bo. Xorwark.
Sample books of full line latest at 0
Papers. Borders and fill! Mouldings ta on t
boom for inspection. on notice by meal.
are" Baum-lea chasrntIv Riv-I.
Jacob M. Layton.
Real Kathleen! on” Areal.
sun Age w re. Li a and
()r'vn‘lirgfeamx Tirkets ~(3nbln am
Drafts ft r Bl u ardmarul Hm!
ll) all who of sum}: Notary Pal-lung‘s
mi
led , or taken. mum wists. I
ngfikgm to destination. Illa
of; Wallis-Ton street. next b M 050-
South Norw k.(.’onn
HOMER 3.“ no".
[man Watchmalu and ionic
13 NORTH ”AIS STREET.
its-pairing of flue a mplloatwl wow
Ialt . Key wl class to em 0
lmmy lnr rim plans in» . and'l‘lin ma
ital abllltv to do the lame.
800T" lllllflll “VII“ I‘ll.
It Washington street. '
u. m.. sgd‘li’fitgmiw I it?
fl‘lntrmst allowed on d '
..... m...
‘rorix ll. “hellfire. slut m
0.13. manhunt?“
hlflll'l‘ Ali!) HEAVY “WORN“.
Pin um and bruise-hold furniture fumed wit
c n Trunks and kages called or a
gloom delivered. "Jaimilmllt ashtray-
on Isms-t. South h'orwalk. 01mm dllt
!
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D. P. MORRELL.
ilvfill’finfilflfiyl’ifli‘n’llwlniil’:
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monolarimmmli
00. s; w. some
VETEIMIV tarsus. , .
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