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t J. ll. BOLTON'S .
Hill WATER HEITEP
dumbing, Steam and liar-Fitting
tin and shut iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
"lens and estimates furnished for either
i we. r. steam or hot air heating.
on SOUTH MAIN ST
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HASH BHUBEHY
l5 NORTH MATH STREET.
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l6 Ounces to 3 Pound
and One Price to All.
EBHNHMYis WEALTH
you may not become west by but you
will save money and have 9 satisfac-
tion of eating the very bee bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Tenn and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled togive useful presents without
extra charge.
Hotshiour Wile Come
Down litter You
have started the fire and complain of the
smell and smoke of Kerosene. Strrt iii
tires for l cent by using our Fire Kind-
lers. avoid the. danger of Kerosene and
the risk of a “sr:rup" With your wife, .30
in box, 5 cents box
Do you dislike snapping matches? [in
they make you jump? There are such
people. Then buy (lates' long. round
wood, black head Sulphur Match, 12
enroll boxes in a huge one. at 15 curls.
Corset factory indies attention! A
fresh lot of those large Pickles now go-
lug.
We are sellinrz a superb Japan Terr,
New one. If it don't iny owr any .20
cent 'l‘r-a we would like to know why.
We have the advantage of the market
on Butter. It i- very easy to get rrr‘ori
Butter, come right here. New York
State Creamery in tube, ‘38 centr- in
New Raisins, Quint-vs.
“ATE.
Dibble it tomstock.
JUNE 7. [894.
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tortaorrrn Nonwstn A. M.~ritin 91.. our
«3.. so. 141.. 940 or.
II) M 01.. It) on Art. ll fill 91.. ii on on.
ll Oil noon ox. P. Mwl till no. 1103 no.
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smelting" mu 9:. tint) so. am am. 700 so.
soil or». Dill) Adams or. and no" 1200
midnight on. Hustlers A. M.-—tm
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LEAVE DAN'BURY for South Now It.
ill so. 7?!) 01.. 1149 no» A. rm: 4 06':
a 131.. so.
mnem- l'mn'l mill.
LIA" HOWE! NORWALK-Jl’fl. Oil
”EBA" auditions normals s. in.
Will p. m.
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iiill‘l’ll lillflll ”VIII! mil
ll Washington "not.
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Wimdmwdflflih
.1 Milli! mousse. m
ions 3. mars. «mm
mean. “A”; new“
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nu mm m this» riot-m mu
, . W in harlot-thin. .
Lemon/(lot. ‘19."~M‘r. John‘Burm.‘ the
labor JPN" and member oi peril-inept
(or ti» Bottom division or Minion, is
to losvoiEn‘uisnd out north for the Unit-
od Hutu no the Eli. lib Trades Union
congress delegate to the Denver congress
of trades unions,
Mr. Burns in" received many invita-
tions to visit the United States both irorn
Joni: ul'irxs.
labor organizations ondlceturo humans.
but his multitudlnous duties at home
have prevented him ironi accepting.
In addition to lining a member of par-
linmont and a leader of organized labor he
is also arrmnbor of the London county
council on the dominant Progressive side.
As a member of u number of its principal
committees ho has devoted an immense
amount of labor gratuitously to the cause
of better city government. it may be
news to Americans to learn that ho is
better known here no u municipal lender
than as an M. l’. or ormurlror of labor.
A PECU UAR ACCIDENT.
Boiler or I Locomotive Explosion lirrl Kill!
I Mum.
Mosrcmrn. N. J., riot. iii—Through
the explosion of the boiler of on engine
in front of the (ill-n itldue depot on the
Montclnir branch of the Ilolnworo. Lock»
nwunno and Western railroad Firomnn
Elmer Cumming was kllir‘d, and Engl-
neor Charles llurelnnd lies sorirumly ln~
jurorl in the Mountainsidehospital in this
town.
The accident happened in nrloop out,
and the wreck oi the r-ngino was com-
ploto. What unused the explosion is not
known. The sum-ring engineer says he
did not have anything like u iull head of
steam on. and that there was plenty of
water in the tank and in the boiler, and
further that only n little while before
he examined the lilJcr'itir and found it
Working all right
The big engine mode it complete sornor
smilt in the air above tho top oi the cars.
and breaking loo~o from the crib turned
end for end and thou fall back on the
truck, with tho Wllfli‘ifi upward. (in the
track where the engine (oil lay the body
of (Summing The engineer was lying
on the side of the mnlmnkmont.
The dead rum: and tho inyurorl engineer
Wore oxtrimtr-rl from the wrl-rk with rlilll<
r‘ulty. ilrtrr'lrillrl was lillillj' filliit‘kmi, nud
while exhibiting no serious ourwut‘d bur-t
is {mu-ml to ho iniurnuliy iuirmed. ills
condition is regarded as sorious.
HIT BY 'eTRAY BULLETS.
Two "our”: \Vumen It.) rr-ri [luring iluv
l'rngrnu .J a Finn-t Flglrt.
Wiricl.~t:iiz..i. l’n. ilr't. lilmln u
drunken riot .it Multhy. .lobn Mir-misltl. u
vllurworinrl, aged 17 yv-rir-. Wm killed ntirl
Jnr'k Jenkins intuily anurml. 'l'Wo stray
Hllrits found their \Hiy to tho ”ppm-lie shin
oi the stroot nnrl hit. lit-ts ilnynrd :iHIl an
other womnn whom name could not [)0
lonrnrvri. 'l'hvlr uonmh— are not serious.
A Fltiv tilt] the drooling The fire wns
rotllrllerl lly unvr‘rol olhor rum. oil of
whom dad in till-rllr'r'r‘fiun of Sugar Soul.
A posse oi criihltllllos is now in pursuit
A lirurnuru- [Dr-Rf".
ilt:rmrrr.i'\', iir‘t lzt \i'hrlu ilin’lrliirrllrl
win of ill (‘nrlrorr overrun. noble grand
"lihfii'i’ (if Montmlk lririgrn l i). i), F,
mm visiting a ~ick brother of tho lorlgnlm
died suddenly. lllrr lll'birli was vr'r)‘ rlrri
filllilr‘ iloodwln bad Just returned tin-
hodslrle oi the sick man, Lewis (.3 Fish.
and mired him what the tronbir- wns with
him. when. without nllinltlmll'n’ warning.
be full dond urn-mm thr' burl
(inlristuln'n f‘o-iiy "mu-run. .
BALTIMORE. rm 1:4 «HM. rs sriclulhlt
meeting a yrnr nun Myer lillllihivlil, u
partisan of Joseph llnrondoss of New
York. r'nilrld Alirnlmrn liolrintell‘l n tillot
and swinrlinr. ’i’im hitter mood for norm.
The jury itnvo iiriirintr-lil i cent and corn
polled him to pay tho centre—lino,
thrm ”ions is Lighthouse Down.
\V’Asillxnl‘ot. (let iii. --—A irrloumm to
the Ilehthnnso board status that the light
housorit I‘npo firm lilnw on tho Forlrinr‘oust
WM wreck-oi during tho lllii' storm. 'l‘Wo
err-lllng house—i lliirrrl by the Troopers Wt'l'Ll
blown down.
WIRE wmuowmee.
Montreal rind wiiohru- will hold oppooi
tion winter r'nmlvnls this winter.
Cherie» F. iinrston. warden of Sing
Sing stole prison, riled thorn of typhoid
fever.
Delegates to the bunkers” convention in
Baltimore Worn entertained by iierul'lIUl'
Brown in Annapolis.
Thoma» lioilvy Aldrich and ii. I.
Pierce. r'xvnrnyor oi iloston. ill‘ii in Von
comer. ii. (2,, on route to .lrlpun.
Indians are sold to he minim: gold in
the (lions mountains, lnrllrm Tort-Jory,
but they drive away while prospectors.
iiovemor Horror has decided that voter
one are oxmnpt from civil service rnirrs no
well as tho civil service lawn of the state.
Adolphus Mr-yer, deputy United States
marshal in Alaska. has been arrested ior
smimzlomont rri piiillir‘ funds amounting
to iftriuo.
Local minors hm‘ejumped the i'ldllilh or
English capitalists in the l'ir'iim'o plum
mime, Arixrmn. holrllngihnt alien . l~zuliilrii
legally imswsli thorn.
The fit. I’r'tel’ Clover Union of i'rilui’rfirl
Catholics has rmrlwri to reorient r-wn
grass to allow the president to appoint u
commissionor to inquire into the lyntlnng
of neurons.
Judge MrComM of the supreme court
of the lilstrlrt of Coiumhlrl denied the sp-
plirmflrm oi the Miles finger nmnpsny oi
hoot-ism for n mandamus to compel Hoe.
rotary Carin-lo to nprmirit issuer-tors to no»
mm tins tracer pwdilriion or the corn,
puny.
urltlrslilill Milton
He Refuses to interfere Between
China and Japan.
ALLIANCE WANTS TO STOP THE WAR
A Rumor That Chino In Willing to Pu
Japan For Porto: nodde- Acknowledging
Kern’s Independence—Chino" Trans-
port Cnptnrod~—Anothor Uprising.
WAsrrrNoros. Oct lti.--Tbo United
States has been invited by the quadruple
. alliance—Great Britain, France, Germany
and Rummy—to join it in n friendly‘lnter-
vontlon in the war between China and
Japan. The invitation is couched in the
choicest of diplomatic language. The
horrors of the war are depicted in elo«
qucnt terms. The wisdom of stopping it
is sot forth in a very fetching manner.
and the boneilts to mankind and to corn—
merce to be obtained from a restoration
of peace are clearly described.
The invitation llltfi been declined. The
declination is based on the time honored
policy of this government to avoid any
tntanullng alliances with foreign powers.
Acknowledgment is made of the truth of
what the Invitation hurt to say about the
desirability of the restoration of peace,
etc. But in the polite language of diplo-
mar-y it is pointed out that this country
has so for thrived Very well attending to
its own business. and thnt so long as it
continues to prosper by that policy it will
not deport from it.
(Shim: Aiko For Prime.
Loxnos, (lot. Iii—According to nuis-
patoh to the Westminster Gazette from
Shanghai, it is rumored that the Chinese
government has opened negotiations with
Japan for o settlement of the war between
thorn.
The rumor also has it that Chino has
Offered to acknowledge the independence
of Koren and to pay it war indemnity to
Japan
A dispatch to The (‘entml News from
Tokyo says tlmt Korea helm: cleared of
Chinese. the opportunity has arrived ior
Japan to undertake a thorough internal
reform of the governmontof that country.
In order to carry out this reform the pres-
ence of an experienced minister is notes
snry. and for this purpose Count Innuyc,
Japanese minister of the interior, has been
sent to Korea. The emperor has the full-
est. confluence in Count innuyo. who will
proceed at one»: in the worship Yoshlno to
tibemulpo. In Korea he will not as a spe—
cial advisory ornbnssnrlur.
l’rinr‘n "mnnshinn In New York.
NEW leilli. (lot iii—Prince Yama-
nhinn of Japan. accompanied by two of
his suit, arrived by the steamer Augusta
Victoria froru ilnnllmrg via Southarnp
ton. When interviewer! nt quarantine.
he serunorl eager to lr-nrn the latest DOWH
from the court oi wurand was highly elated
toheor of tho allurlrlsmm oi the Japanese
army and the inrondod march on Peking.
Ho had no doubts on to the final success
of .lnpnn in her wur “ltll (‘hlnn
When MkOil what he thought of tho
probability of the intervention of other
priwui'fl to stop the war. he hesitated and
did not soon; to more to answer the fliilifi
tion. but stated. however. thnt bu did not
think other powurs Would interferoln the
struggle. The prim-e expected to meet
tho .Inpunmo consul on his nrrivnl.
ilo will remain in town {or a few days
and will probably visit li’ushlnglon ile-
fom proor-mllna to Sun l"rrmr‘brr-o. “here
he will take the simmer for Japan.
(‘nplnrr of a Transport.
St: i\'~-ll.li, ilr‘t 11$ ~-»'l‘hn simmer 'I‘en
hyrmmrii. the rupture of which by the
Japanese was unnourlrod in those rile-
putr'lmsi, was n tramp» rrt engaged to bring
rot-rifttroomunls from tho south. lt is
not known “bother troops were on board
of her when who won ruptured.
anuu reports hm‘o boon received from
Nnukln in tho r-ll‘al-t. that a fresh rising
against the llnnvhu dynasty. {mounted
by tho Kolnnlitvr-i. u scr‘rot Society, has
occurred .‘ur roller t‘ronl ilnnkow
r hin ram lirry Torpedo".
Nl/“l'tlill‘. ll. 1., (lot him—A represent
“mo of tilr‘i'illiiaxn government visited
i" .V. l’uirrrr of tho liotr-hklss r'rirrlpnny
hero to rrowviillto fnr thr- lmmodlnto pur
(firm-m of ill! iane'li torpedoes.
Ilrriik (‘iuruul I'nr lilllllillfllion.
5H: \ won, Ilr‘t lil.-;\ spoolnl from
i‘h-vnlx ~nv~ thr- l’lmulx Stuto hunk wns
(illim-rl by More Hunk l-lxnmlnor (llnrk for
tho lliii'ilii'll! of oxorulnlno into its affairs.
The hunk has a capital of $35,000. and.
it is sold, him it shortage of about “Jill”.
It will proliuhly ho 'rmpnnuri as soon as
the Nomination is completed.
Another [warm 3' Hank PM».
inrrns’rr. Nob. (M. iii—Tho liunnlc
(.‘ounty Notional hunk closed its doors
yesterday. fiornls' Nothing house was
closed lit the sornotimu, but rinothorhusl
Hindi hurl-res hove hrmn rilloctod no form
known. The assets and liabilities are not
yet known.
The Princeton Tigers.
l'mu Mm. N. .l , (lr't. itiw'l'he Prince-
ton frmtliull il'lilll left on their southr-rn
trip thin morning. They will play the
i'olumbln Athletic club at Worthington
this nitrirnnon and tho l'nivnrsity of Vir-
ulnlu in iiuitlrnoro on Monday.
Killrrl In It Freight ‘Vl'i‘fllh
”Mill norm, r let. ill. «in a freight wreck
on the iirdtimoro rmd Ohio railroad nl
ilnithor'u siding .l. i'. Frospeth, o broke
1mm oi llnlrlmoro. and A. l“. Mlddles~
worth. a hill'llflfllli operator of l-‘ylrosville,
were instantly killed
(.‘ilristlim I'Zmirrlumr Convention.
Maw ilru‘xmtr‘lr. N. .i,, (lot. i1l.-linv.
Dr. J. ('lumunl: French of Newark was
elected pmsidv iii. of tho i’hrlstlnn lithium-
or union of New .li-rsoy, which hold its
annual convention lmro.
Aflrmllrm'nl, I’m- Ginny.
ildll'l'i'tiilii, (lot l-‘l.»—-.\n rrttm'hnmnt of
”union has been served on Hohrml P‘rmd
Commissioner Ulney by Mute l'omptroh
ivr North (or alleged mlnmnnrrgvmatni. oi
the school funds.
The ('mr's Condition.
llhitlJir. Hut. l1i.~—ltls fillliliiillll‘inll'y
stated Unit the condition of theoznr oi
llumin is vory‘ serious, in spite of thr-
stotcmcntl mode to tho contrnry.
Killed Him I» in" "oh-nu.
iii: LAN“. Fla. not. iii—~41. ’1'. King,
late of Georgia. at “lune/nod, shut Mid
killed Jesse Mention. on orange bum. in
soil defence.
Brit-sin ~ml Marlin. Troupe.
Bram. not. ill—JIM Taxable» says
it mm that Bouts In still mainstream
m «cm militaristic the Chinese frontier.
enemies OUTLOOK.
Political Activity PM no» Ila-Ir lull lino-r-
, inhlty to Iowa Extent.
Nsw Yeas, Oot. lil.-il. G. Dan 61
Co.’s weekly review of trade says today:
”Business is still waiting for the devel‘
opment of retail trmlr. ’l‘lu re ii a little
better demand in some industries, but not
so good in others. \i‘hoiesnle dealers in
nearly all branches are lmltinn bocnurre 20'
tall business does not yet show rllotinctly
what it is to be. Lower prices for the
great form staples old i wer wages in
some estublislmicnts hi r purchases for
consumption, while political interest and
uncertainty also have some retarding in-
fluence. The halting attitude (or the mo-
ment is disturbing to than!) who have
looked lei-continued gain, though, rightly
considered. it is tho natural consequence
of conditions which were to be expected
at this season.
“The government crop repor‘ts'nre not
greatly trusted, and yet have on inilw
once and actually exaggerate the tendon
rty toward lower prices because they are
supposed lo-put all the ramps too low.
Men calmly reckon that if the overn-
ment report iridir'ntus over ioo,uuu,0rlli
bushels of wheat the crop must be over
t.ou,oou.ono limiters.
"Tho iron industry rr-oords .L lrgcr pro-
duction in September than in any other
month this year. but as prices are grad
unlly weokening because of irrsuillcicnt
demand for ilnishod products some works
arts preparing to close or shorten time.
"The season for boots rind shoes hm!
been unusually good in number of (7.5%
shipped, hutin value the decrease must
he lnrgo because of the goncrnl preir~r~
once for low prirud goods. Most shops have
orders for some limo to come, and do—
munds ior irnnwdinto delivery are still
numerous,
"The demand for cotton goods hos ma
terlully Billiflxl‘llihl. and prices have bc~
romo irregular. although resumption of
work at. Full li‘uvr nnd New iiodi’ortl,
with only .3 percent lower Wagon, lnrlicrtter
confidence in the illiul‘r‘. ’l‘ho woolen
mills still have nunwrous belated orders
for full goods. but the demand for spring
does not illi'l'tlifih‘l‘. though in nonrly all
the lower prlr'orl products domestlr: mak-
ers appear nblu .‘n rmmrnnnd most of the
business that (lXI‘alh’. "
SUICIDE TN A CAB.
Young in-rur'in- ~i...r "tum-ll“ wrist. inning
l) on l-‘Jrh Amour.
New "’llllh. m-r. 13, min a crib on Fifth
avenue, just irl front of the Hotel Iii-rm»
wit-k. Julius l’otwhc, n errtrl looking
young rrmn. who until recently had been
a sulmmun for the Automaton l’inno
company of lllltr llrondwny, shot himself
in the right temple r dlodhefore he
mold be driwn by t. wninnnn to the
New York lmpltul. 'llu- Inotlvo which
led to his not is not. yet clear.
I'i-tsohe. who lived with his family nt
2M lilvursldr- lin'llUtl. Yonkers. lrtt homo
Wednesday morning and was not sum
there again It i». not known where lu-
spr-nt that nlrzht. \‘rvatr-rriny ofternoon.
stundlng in trout of the Plum hotel, he
boiled ('ohmuo ’l‘hotnas .‘iru'klll. whom
he engaged to drive him through the
pork. lir' f‘HIlr' up to Mount rt. Vincent.
’l'hon he told the r'nbrnnn to drive him
down to the Fifth .»\ ventro hotel.
Ari tho r'nlr lii§~‘C(l the Hotel ilrirrtswir‘lz.
Mot-kin heard u {)lrf'rl shot. inside the to
illr‘lr‘ As sum. as he could stop bl» b )l'Fi'
hr- i: ll rloun lliiil lrn'lil‘ii in through rim
mi) window liln‘ pnasvngvr lny luck in
a corner of tho whirlo wrlh lilnorl stronrll-
it); from r'. lllllll'l. Wound in it» liilllllll'
In his hand \\'r.~ 2:: r‘nllbor retolvor
Ann-nix [in- «outline r-llr'r‘ln \‘l'llrs lound
n mornoruudom lle-lk. on o loaf of ulmvh
worn sr'z'ilvlliml :i lr-w nolos of iiillulr nrol
illt‘llJilH‘ i'lvl‘f‘J ‘ A indrrl llonr VHI-
rnrolully prov u'. lmtwvon tin-
tlm lmoli.
lr‘dVr" til
.lm’h llu- Upper In Arr-.trli.
Vii \\ \. “hi i i mll’ l~ rl'lltil’li‘il if'lliil
lnrwprur'k that unminrnlnn lmw ’li‘i‘lisit‘li
iltv :illlrrli‘rvl‘tiilrl nitlrzlntor oi tho tut
\vonwn who» horizw- Warn iounrl llr‘ul
Arman, in ii!" .\lt~li'l;in 'l'yrol. n llilm
ever u l(li‘llli_.l!i ago Another uornun liv-
lorltziuir ill l‘ worn lll'lL'hllllf'lltr' d l- rut-s-
irm :m/l it is i-‘l'llm-nli that tho prlsonor
killed her 'llo two lmrlir-w iourul
pot-o sin-bun in 'lm mum muuu' r ow W: N‘
thou) of tilt‘ Vll‘lllllfi of Joel. the “limo!
in London.
l
lli‘
[utilities to ~tu-«l “'orlu-n.
Hero: on lio, rm. l:l.»-’I'wo men Wort
lilllr-rl mill 3 third i'nlnlly anurorl ut tht
Pennsylvnnln stool works at Houltoii .\
pinto ol‘ stool on fort long full while being
hol~tod nnd struck llnrry if. ilrlr'ler-ll.
killing him lll‘s‘lflilil)’ .\ tupexplosiou
of “its tin-curred or. No. l blast furnace.
.losoph l'utrll was burrwd to n r'l'iwp and
Herman liblm so hndly lllJlll’iHl thnths
'Wlll lilo. ..
Mu Iterngnlzml Rectum.
l'l.’rll‘li’l.\r.l, Ut'l iii Mid;- i'rif‘l’lrr
(lath-y was told!) to the (”ransom jail it.
euro livotmn. the nilugori murderer. Fill'
lrmrnnlly rooolmlu-d hlru mi tho mun nor-n
by her rlrivmu along the (lid llnult mud
on the night oi till! murder holding thrs
limp form or‘ u would" in hl-r nrrns as it
Hllo hull iuliiiml.
Imiilr‘ Immll'r Lani. I’ullun.
(‘lltrt/imtl lot. lilpler'rl i'rrmlrlurlf iinwe
nrd of tho .\illt.!l'lr‘rlli llnllwny union, who
won llnhs’prlme mlniater in the grunt
rnilwuy litrlk". shocked lnhorolrolos by
rl‘plirtitlir to flirt poilr'o tho loss of rillrllll
L'II rrillWoy prism. .Vir. liowurd was the
victim of u pirlrpor‘kvt.
lirurr‘ri ilm Mnniipw i' w Hilton and blunt.
.lr-.i.~‘r.r i‘t‘ti, H: t, l:’., ttttt idllmiu-thonm.
A nurse who lei-2 tho Ilnyonnu houpltnl to
take mm of Hilllilll‘lrr't until-rut» srmi. irom
linyonno to the Hudson courtly i-nllirmsv,
dlr-d in the penthouse of srnullpux r-lho
was from Sorlh limdiord county. l'n,
Mill v«thirt- I‘llllilri
lr‘l‘l'r lllll no, limo. (M. iii. - ’l‘imoluht
Wrirlks' strike or Worthili mill rrpr'rrltrwur
won rnrlnd win-ll tho utrrlror‘s. by it into oi
luv to ill. rlrr‘lalrri to rrtlrrrn to Work at
the rr-durnvl rate ol‘ wows «Herod by the
immuiucturwrnr.
Daylight Illglrwoy It how-y.
l'l‘Ii'l‘iNA'l‘l‘. Hui. ill. lilo hourth street
in brood daylight n rnrmsvrmnr of the rum
nnd Nistloiml linul. wns [hill-ill ui ilwwl
in i‘fliill nnd munons Mill In it lll'i’l'ill n. no
unknown volun.
liar-d 0‘ it-rxymmr hon i.
HAHATHHA, iirt. iii wlii'l. .lriirlr's
win. one of rho oldest I'il‘fiiy'llli'il in thv
(form-n! New York \irtimrllst Hprmriprri
conference. riltrtl ol hmr‘ miluro.
l5!“
How i' all): Hr-Pn'vi.
Htor'x rim. is. Hot. ill. lmlirls loot
timlyeurrold turning fl‘i'lii'tl into, doing
the mile in ‘Jroi.
Wain” furor-mi.
Loom showers, ioilmml by cm
truth"; southwest winds; warmer.
l
l
I sin-sailing white” beck Blair‘s
from Me. to 200. per doubloroll‘c
These goods are all new north
combination side, ceiling, and. O .
in. or 18 in. borders; of count, ,
we break the combination when? ‘
desired.
Gilts are from 150. up. double
roll. '
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than. is shoWn anywhere in Not-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
price. .
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 First Avenue,
E .A ST
WALL PAP *
if you desire to invest in stocks in acute and
lorzltlmuio- marlin-r without more sud worry.
crib-c: ilir to our dorm-t ionery accounts. which
will pni' i'iiu Irvin filo 8 per r-ent. Weekly in
uriyuriive mnrhrt. it will pay you more than
rloulile this average rate of interest in any
orrlnmry business pursuits. Dermrlts received
{rum .L‘Ii lo Old/Ill).
We will be pleased to furnish you refer-
ent-ens io'orir encore-s in illo punt. and what
we or.- doing: for orru-rs. It you are situated
wrtr-ro you r-zmnot ort’l on us in perummddl‘fll
your ('Ulillllulllcflliliflfl to the
Metropolitan News 00.,
48 cor-gnu St , Boston. Mass.
We remit, profits Hill?” a week and principal
on threerlnys' rm'lr-e. Parties referring lodo
ihrir own urlwrtisimr. are nrlvHJ-ed to subscribe
to our Dalia; )Tmriwi Letters. which Give you
important nrorrnutl‘m on active stocks, and
will enshlc you to make money if you do your
own amounting. limes. “it" per month: or
with irlfllrfliilhUllnlimriflfllijhADKBV. $30 per
month. Address.
Metropolitan News 60..
48 CONGRFSS ST.,
Lock Box 2,269. Boston. "I...
056!!!
in Southern ilarr England felonious to.
“tilt
LOOK for Sui/M 0' the
the Siznl
MIRWA LK DIVISION.
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l’uhiir‘ ~ituilmm rsrell ur'uir-rl an Follows:
Wall -rrwr. - - ('r-ill rsl Gilles.
Now (.‘mutnru, - .\'rw i'uurmn Messenger.
'Rowuyton. ii. \V. riodirr-y & Co.
'Sriliili Norwnlk. - H. Ti. Plflil‘lu‘d.
“'Psltlriri. . - W. E. Osborn.
‘Wiltou. N. i' . N. ll. rt: Ii. ll. il.Co.
’lod-mrr-s .‘llirilllllilt' Hrntion.
s23
A lnrirm' rirllli gold worr'h, porid
HI‘fVli‘t‘iiliii' raw, {or illr' printI %.
r‘hzlrgr’d fora good gold iillmi §
untr’h. only iii NH New rir= Q
rigns in hurul engraved
14kt “sir-hes irotu $35 (iii
to ifiilllii. Siiwr and
gold tilled watches that
can b-- u'nrrrmtwior $
ne low prirrrs K
the} turn be swirl
i ienu-l' solid
watches,
A. W AUSTIN.
PEHA HilllSE Bliiilil.
NOHWMK. Willi
MI if
-.~
P. J. FLYNN.
Plumbing. Steam anti Gas Fitting
Iill- Wntillih'il'l‘th ST.
J. 3". Flynn will lilt‘fi' pr-r’wmrl 1 home rlf till.
rlopnrtrrwm
l'litmlliflfllit'r'rlrrtlilr‘ll and put in iirsi. rilnlio
unitary within inn,
PORTER WHTEH MOTOR
lies! in the world. ('rdl and met prince.
mil
Crampton’em'
Home
Tablets
Are standard prescriptions of first-elm
physicians in accurate. ermveulent and
Hamming! iorm. for till! rolls! and ours or
“Armature? filial”- rrscs Jim
I r or w l o .. ’
lets lite: nth ‘ my
film“ ' first . , rm.
m ‘ WWW“ Him
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