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at the end of the fifth round they were as
fr-h as at the beginning of the first al-
though they fought like demons through
every round. Neither had any decided
advantage up to the time the foul occur-
red. and the skill shown by the little fol-
lows in avoiding each other’s swings. up-
poreuts and straight punches can be real-
ized when it is said that only one hard
blow found a resting place during the
match. and that one was sent in by
Smith. who tapped Gardner on the jaw.
sending him down. it was just [refers
the foul, and te‘mith was so eager to fol-
low up his advantage that he forgot him-
self and smashed Gardner while tho latter
was in the act of rising.
, .CALL FOR ARI’IED MEN.
Holmes Issue a Secret (‘all For Volunteers
to (in to Montgomery.
Brnmxsnasr, Ala. ch. 2a—lt has
been learned that mrtain hot headed
Kolblte leaders in several north Alabama
counties have issued secret calls for arm-
ed men in companies of 100 to 500 to volv
untser to go to Montgorm ry on inaugura-
tion day to help seat Kolh as governor.
The call urges the Kolb followers to
maintain their rights and carry out the
will of the people. and it Is said that com-
panies ”are being organized.
in Selma so great is the apprehension
felt that armed guards have been placed
over the local military armory to prevent
aposslhle raid upon the arms by Kelb—
ltes who may desire to arm themselves for
their Montgomery trip. All the troops
in the stats havoarraugsd to go to Mont-
gomery. and, it is stated, will carry load-
ed guns.
Governor Jones says that while he an‘
ticipates no trouble the authorities are
well prepared to stamp out disorder that
may occur. Kalb will not be arrested on-
less he commits some overt act or collides
with the constituted authorities.
BLOOD FLOWED FREELY.
football Between re‘n. College Boys Was
More Like a l'ree Fight.
Maoronn. .\fass.. Nov. tis.——'l‘ho had
blood between the freshman and sopho
more classes of Tufts college resulted In
several free fights between the classes and
more or loss bloodshed. The annual soph-
cmcrefreshman football game was the
cause of the hostilities,
Football Manager Sweet 'of the class of
’9» and Towns of '98 were imprisoned all
day in the tower of Goddard chapel.
while the flag of '97 floated defiantly out—
side over their heads. After the football
game. which resulted in a victory for the
sophomores by a score of ii to 0. the ’95
men attempted to take away the fresh—
men’s ilag and colors.
A long and bloody rush, the fiercest
and most brutal ever known in the col.
loge history. followed. The freshmen
finally succeeded in carrying off their
flags in safety. but at thoexpcnsc of runny
bodily injuries.
ORDERED TO BLUEFIELDS.
firs-at Britain's Refusal to Recognize Nicaa
mgun tlw f‘ntrse.
\V.t:~ill‘.\"lr‘lti.\'. Nov. zit—As a result of
a conference at \i'oodley between the
president and Secretary Gresham. the
cruiser Columbia. which has been for sov-
erel weeks at Kingston. Jamaica. has re-
ceivcd peremptory orders to proceed 'at
once to liluelields for the protection of
American interests
Mr. Gresham a visit to the president‘s
country home followed immcdiately upon
an interview he had with the Nicaraguan
minister. All the officials acquainted
with the affair refuse to divulge the rea-
son of the hunted orders to the Columbia
or to confirm statements from Panama in
regard to a refusal of Great Britain to
mognlze the Nicaraguan government.
All the ships in the north Atlantic squad
ron may follow the Columbia, it is said.
Murder. link-hie or lie-rt Disease.
lirumrronr. Conn. Nov. lie—Carl H.
Groeshsns of ii Madison avenue. this city.
a wealthy man. who owns a farm at
Chepsey llill. three miles from here. was
found dead in the farmyard. The core-
nerisworking on three theories—«sur-
dor. suicide and death from heart disease.
Ilaliir'tnn rumi- III.
hirsssaruus. h'cv. 2&r-ldnflfil Wily
iiam M. booth. leader of the Salvation
Army. arrived here. accompanied by his
staff. Commander liaiilngten Booth was
taken ill in Chicago and was left behind.
but expects to rejoin the party at Omaha.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
A falling wall killed three men in
sprinulleld. llls
A decree abolishing public executions
in tipaln has just been issued.
A Chicago tailor named Joseph Trashy
committed suicide by shooting himself in
Tm. t’. Y.
While lighting a fire with kerosene oil
In. itosie Rosenberg of New flavor: was
fatally burned.
The government of Brazil has ordered
four cruisers to he built at the yards of the
Gernraaia company at Kiel.
um Msh‘srlaisd’sf Rorhury. Boston.
was burned to death while lighting a fire
with the aid of kerosene ell.
Two men were killed and two injured
by the explosion of a boiler to the town
of My. near lthsca. N. Y.
AI imperial decree has been issued do
privlng Li Hung Changef all his honors.
but allowing him to retain his present
functions
William Lewis. to years of age. shot
and killed in Ardmcso. l. T.. a halt
breed lodteu bosom he would not leave
shoulder joint which the boy was run-
aing.
A lsyeorcid boy was shot and
killed at Lesshurg. (is. by a black man
sued John Passer. who was tryisg to
hkoflontthshoysemsssbemoasytu
asses-«e.
Itch-l Kelly was News tats from
“museum-r too afisl
tstheuisiaghesssef Wales
was.) iisoss “yearn-hose to
worm.
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SecretaryllcrhertBsysOurNavy
Needs Strengthening.
{0111! To cam AS A WWO.
l‘he Construct»; o! 'l’lsree Armored lea
Fighters and the Pttrehass of Gwns lor
IIholdised ocean Lines-s Mane-dost.
lees 'l‘erpede Boats Wanted.
Wassrseros. Nov. its—The secretary
If the navy submitted hlssnnuai report
the most important recommendation
trade by Secretary Herbert in his usual
ioport is that congress authorise the cou-
ttruoticn of thee great battleships of about
l0.000 tone displacement. each to cost.
Inclusive of armament. not exwediug
H.000.000. and iii torpedo boats of from
100 to 300 tons each. at the discretion of
the secretay. to cost not exceeding an av~
trago of ”70.000. '
There are many features of interest in
this report not only in the way of review
sf naval progress at home and abroad.
but also relating to great questions of us-
val policy. To begin with. he shows that
since his last report five splendid ships
have been completed and tried and added
to the naval list. three of which are capa-
ble of speed in excess of 21 knots. while
two of them are the ffectest cruisers in
the world. The five vessels are the Mar-
hlohead. iii.“ knots; Columbia. 29.30
knots; Olympia 21m knots; Montgom-
ery. 19.056 knots. and Minneapolis. 2’.-
.i‘.’ knots.
More Torpedo Imts’.
One important change of naval policy
is noted in connection with the advertise-
ments for three new torpedo boats soon
to be issued. The secretary says that no
boats; that the premium system uudouht
hhl‘HH’YAiti' HERBERT.
sdly ‘had its advantages whrn adopted.
but the department is new convinced that
the time h. come when, with the expo
rionce gained. it may. with profit. be
abandoned.
Still treating of torpedo beats. the re
port shows the startling number of these
craft on hand in foreign countries to be
l.2)l:i and the number building lti‘J. lireat
Britain has ii» on bond and till building.
while France is even better off. with 2“
on hand and ii building (if i? coun‘
tries enumerated. not one has less than
2': of them- limits. while the l'nltod Flutes.
with more consts and pnl‘lsl than any on-
tion, hurt but h. counting three yet to be
built.
The secretnry has taken a cue from the
battle of the Ynlu and snys that he has
given instructions that all but the most
necessary woodwork must be removed
from our ships. .\s all the guns for our
new naval vessels are now nearly finish
ad. the report sinie~ that the work of con-
ntructing a sullirlt-nt reserve store should
be commenced at. once. and a proper esti-
mate is sul'mitted to that end. Attention
is cnlled in this connection to the fact
that. although the government is annu-
ally orpcmling a large culmidy for ves-
sels. such as the Paris and New York. to
secure their use in time of war. it has
not agun to put on them At present.
in case of war. Great iiritnin crmld speed-
ily arm her merchant marine on the gr. at
lnitos and do its enormous damage, while
if we hnti a reserve supply of guns we
could dominate these writers.
.\ Lesson From I'lrima.
(in this point of preparation for war in
time of peace the secnitary makes this
very significant comment:
”The latest and one of the most impres
oivo lessons in all history is now being
taught by China and ansn. A nation.
the most populous in the world. able to
put millions of lighting men into the
field. is now. after sullertng many disas
tors. scouring Europe and America for
munitions of war It relied upon its
numbers Now it is buying discarded
guns and discardcd ammunition. whatsv
or it can get. to aid in repelling the as-
saults of a people vastly inferior to it in
numbers."
The secretary caused experiments to he
made at llewport to determine the prob-
shle effect upon the crew of a sulimnrlnc
host of the explosion of torpedo charges.
liivo animals were luciesed in an old icy
torpedo case, which was submerged in in
foot of water. and charges of mi pounds of
gun cotton were exploded at various dis
sauces from izil foot to so fast.
No damage was done to the inmates.
crew of a submarine boat will
long as the hull is not ruptured.
i‘nrgrr "survey in t‘ustmiy.
liar. Am. hid. hov. refillobort it.
lisrrey. alias rlsnrce l’. Fags. the larger.
was brought to iiei Air and delivered
came with him all the way from Lansing.
Mich. _ _
IVs-ll “‘iih a Tim M lilacs.
Stuartt'sr. Nev. emu-Sis workmen in
the ”ranger blush. while rolling a box
containing a ton of glass. were precipi-
ihe hulldinc by the liner falling in.
see of the sis was seriously injured.
l‘eliews’ forensic-lower Appointed.
Atassv.
has appointed sir-senator John J. Linsnn
of Kingston tommieslousr to tslretosri
truth of the charges easiest (Tuloliel l-‘si
icwe.
' A Mods nls’ Trick.
mascots. Nov. .2. «students at Eyre
red paint and names '93s.
speed provisions will be allowed on those -
and it has been demonstrated that the
besafsso
into the custmiy of about! ilughes. . He
Was in charge of two Pinkerton men. who
tstod from the fifth to the second story‘cf
. ct
Nev. its. uliovernor Flower
merry and examine witnesses as tnlhe
cuss university daubed parts of the stone
r building. including the cornerstone. with
. liar. Iii.~'l'llvs business
«Athens. Alt.mlli
hydra
NWr-cr.
fie duds ll km We! tell”
he terms. ' "
norms. lies. ”.fi-A dispel. at b The
Times from 'l’iemtsia says that Manchu-
ria is in as unsettled coalition. flare is
a secersl exodus of inhabitants. Straw
ore from .Now-Ohwang Mil the railway
from Bhanhsi’ltwsag to 'i'isn-tsin carry
hundreds of refugees daily. Alana is
chiefly c’suscd by.dishaudod or retreating”
Chinese soldiers. Robbery is prevalent
sutside and is new extending within the
iwall. Ordinary trams is suspended.
ugitivo peasants are hurrying to the
English settlements for safety.
‘ A Shanghai dispatch to The Times
says it is reported that the government is
going to send an envoy direct to Japan to
negotiate for peace.
Curmt. Nov. 2s.‘-'l‘ho Japanese cap-
tured with the town of Port Arthur two
Chinese warships and several torpedo
boats and transports. Admiral lto. oom-
rnandlng the Japanese naval forces. is
still at Port Arthur with his flagship.
Other vessels of the fleet have returned to
Tallsnwau. and a few have gone back to
Japan. The town was only slightly dam-
aged in the lighting. A few huts were
burned. The American cruiser Baltimore
entered Port Arthur on Sunday. le cili-
core from here went ashore and made an
Inspection of the town. but were not al-
lowed to send dispatches to Washington.
The correspondent of lteuter‘s Telegraph
company. who was taken prisoner by the
Japanese and who was at first suspected of
being a Chinese officer. is now on parole.
It is stated here that ‘the bodies of Jap-
anese prisoners were found mutilated at
Port Arthur. Four hundred Japanese
were. killed by the fire from the forts.
None was killed by the infantry. No
quarter was given. The plans of the
mines in and around Port Arthur were
discovered by the Japanese.
YnKtlilAiiA. Nov. tail—The mlkado has
untrue following message to the second
Japanese army at Port Arthur:
"The gateway of the 11qu of Pe-chi-li
was regarded by the enemy as a barrier
to their country. but you by. one effort
have captured it. As the cold is increar
ing and the end is still distant. keep your-
self in good health and continue your ex-
ertions. "
Mr. Dctring. chief of the Chinese cus-
toms at ’l‘ientsln. who was sent to Japan
to arrange the terms of a peace. has ar-
rived at Kobe and has asked Prime Mine
ister lto to grant him an audience.
SiIAMiHAl. Nov. :38 —Dlspatohea from
Tim tsln state that Colonel ven Hanna
ken. recently appointed to the command
of the Chinese navy. originally intended
to go to Port Arthur. He has now gone
to ShanhaHiwan to organise the defense
of that place. Shanbai-K'wan is the start
ing point of the great high road to Peking
and is believed to be lrnpregnable.
APfifiOACHED THE JUDGE.
A Father Tried to Iiuy unions-y l-‘or Ills
' rum and Was Arrested.
Jsrurr (‘mu Nov. Slim-"l am a his-
son. judge. and so are you. I want you to
let up on my buy. if you will suspend
sentence on him. it will be worth all the
way from t Lilli!) to sfiJlllO, "
Judge Hudspeih of the Hudson county
court of common piece was almost struck
dumb with nmnzelncnt when addressed
in the above manner by a man who had
inst been presented to him. The man
was Edward Wayne. father of ayoung
member of the policy gong. now in the
county jail So dumfounried was the
judge that he listened for a moment more
while Wayne continued to plead for his
son. Then he culled n constable and had
Wayne put under arrest
\i'uvnoliarlsptihen to the judge private
ly. but the letter immediately made pub-
lic the announcement of the attempted
bribery and denounced the man from the
bench. A charge of contempt of court
was formuiuted. and \\ ayne wns hurried
to lull. His son is serving a year's sen
tense.
SHOT A SHYLOCK.
A f‘liicauo Luturr ltlllrsl by u “an “'lmee
I'ruprriy Ilml .llui Its-cu M-itrri.
Urumm, Nov fix—l-ldward l’. illi-
liard. an attorney in the Rookery build
ing. was shot and killed by Henry (‘.
Hastings. u milk dealer. The shooting
occurred in the ulllce of the l.ove"Electrio
'l‘ractiun company. of which Hilliard was
a director ilastlngs claims that by sharp
practices lllliiurd has taken from him
about 1.3qu worth of property.
Hilliard had just foreclosed on a horse
and buggy owned by Hastings. and the
latter shot the attorney while exaspcrst'
ed over the "attention. filastiugs tnsde
no attempt to escape and surrendered. He
said after being locked up. "That man
has taken awav all my property. so i
thought that l'd let my body and soul go
with it. "
Mr. Itirid. ill. lines “it rs. K ldd. Ni. l’or Divorce
(unscrewing Uni... Nov. tie-aloha
Kidd. who is M years old and very
wealthy. is aimut to seek a divorce from
his iii-year-old wile. whom he married
last August. Home half dossn of this
town‘s most prominent young men are
implicated. and. it is said. one of the
meet «insatloaai scandals ever kncwp in
i Iatario will be revealed.
‘ lto-ton Traveller Mid.
lint-ram, Nov QWmv-Tlid limion Dally
Traveller has changed holds. it control-
ling interest in the stock having been
purchased by a syndicate. Charles E.
liasbrooit. lliiv publisher of the New York
(‘ummeruiai Advertiser. is new general
msnuger
mm llslili at Liberty.
him i’nim. Nov ‘Jii --h'amucl C. rioely.
the fugitive imltimepvr of the Hindu and
leather National bank. is still at liberty.
At police headquarters in this city and in
iiroolrlyn it was said that his wherea~
bouts is still unknown to the oilicers of
the law
A rill-burg anrm Wins.
.. truism. Nov. lien-Ultra prize of 3200
o ered by the Cotton Hiates exposition
for the trust tie-slim for a woman's build.
ing has lrevm awarded to Miss Elsie hier-
eur ul i’ittsimrg. The competition was
upon to the women of the lfnltod States.
Cholera in lirasli.
Wammurns. New. 28.~lnfermstiou
has reached the department of stats from
Unusui‘llsneral 'i‘owuos. at lilo Jsuslrc.
that cholera prevails in the states of Rio
and lino Paulo.
“in" 'Itlileri.‘
Annular». 1‘s. Nov. til-41m” liil‘
ion. a miner. was instantly killed by the
promoters sspiuslou of a blast at the
i‘pringdeie mine.
KW an lies’pitai.
Kimonos. K. Y.. Nor. film-The new
it City tunnel was cps-st to the
so . wrapiemy furnishes.
“80H! FALSE insurances '
Achlmgwlaidow “Winona.“
era Joke.
"Man is a mmples creature," sighed
the girl who was thinking of a postgradi
new worse at rim uuiwrrlty.
"i don‘t agree With you,” replied the
girl who always spilled until with a den—
ble l. "i find him cxccedingiy simple."
“And how simple one has to be to
please him!" amour-d the girl with the
dimple in her chin.
"iliwsn’t one? i often think of having
all my wisdom teeth out on purpose."
”Whuttwer are you tulklugnbout?” ask-
ed the girl who was thinking of taking it
postgrnduutc course nt the university.
"Man. my dcur. (iur prowl-study. you
know. And, oh. how much easier life
would be if only the comic paper bud
never lwen inventml!"
“linura. dour. if. you would only keep
to one subject. (it, n time li.“— .
“()h. Ltium is all right." put in tin:
girl with liltiiliuipll' in hr-r chin. "What
she menus islthis: Nine out of every ten
men ncquirc u'lint they think is n vnel
unmtmtof hermit-duncom-orning the pe-
culiariticsnf our sex through the funny
pnpcrs. till. it is ll‘ill‘. Marry, though you
look so in: minibus. and the poorer we up
parcel: in tin- bunmrist's ltli‘lll of» us [in
more thoroughly the men think they un—
(lul‘liillllti us, nnd consequently the better
they like us."
"\i’cll. i never!" said Mary in a faint
voice.
“You lilill it. is very trying to live up it
it." grunrrcd the girl who ulwnys Hpullt'tl
unrll with lillulililii l. “i take all the fun
by papers rnysclf in fil'fli'l' to keep up with
the intent hit-n». rind wry expensive I find
it too. "
“ Yes. nnd then one bus to pretend not tr.
understood the jokes." lmncnted the girl
with the riimplc in her chin. “thn l‘m
caught with one, i always pretend litni
l'rn only looking at the picturcs. liut
\vimt i do hate worst is the ice err-um
jukt'."
"The ice cream joke?" [altered the girl
who was t hiukinguf n pristgrruluutccnurnr
lit the immunity.
"M'hm. 'l'iu-rt- wns it rich old bachelor
at the plucc whcre l was stuyinginst emu
mcr who firmly br-iicvi-d that till girls
would like in livccxcinsiwly on lf‘i‘f‘i‘i‘illll.
The cream tin-y llllllll! there mm ntrocinus.
yet. I hnd to cut plutc ul'tcr pinto of it Just
in pit-rm: him."
" Ami did nnything color"—
" Nothing. dcnr. lll' told illt' when m
pnrtcti that l lillll rvmilulrd him of an old
im‘t'. Well, i :rbnil lit‘ rumudml of him
for u long time by the fearful indigestion
that tepid crouru gave me."
“Uh. \wll. perhaps next your"—
"Ni'vcr. l.nurn. l could not mnrry him
under fnlsc prcrcnscs. ’l'hink. oh. think.
of having to cut llmn- plates of Cl'i'lllli
"wry day in thc ycur." ,
lulurn stimuli-red. "Still I shall alway-
hnw to pretend to lie nfrn'ul of mice rind to
love big dogs."
" l'tmr tit-ur! Did i ta-Il you what u cum~
icnl cxpr-rlcru'v l i.:ul in the train Monthly
morning? No? it} il. l lillll l'si‘il staying
it day or fun nt \\ innulkn wit it lue. ruui
mining in i bought it lllllgllllllr'. l luul
my embroidery sci~.~-irs in my bug. and
“bile l mo. ,5 ttmgthvm nut l in-nrrlnnuiti
yr rxtivmnn in ii.» M‘Jil in irnnt «.l‘ llll
ul.t.~;u r in lii~lll'it:lllml’. ‘>- on slimlm-su't
ll‘r' uiir' liuw ill t'rtlll‘at'. Hf I‘tliil'st‘.y With
the rcply."
" lllti they nit-:rn it hairpin” llakl‘il the
girl who um “Hill-dill! l-l‘ 2r postizrntiuntr
t'uul‘vr-ut1iu-Ii!tt\tr.~ii_\'.
"l‘l-rtnrnl} \‘i il-al t'lM'.’ Anti you alimuld
how rare“ ihvll' limk i f timippnirutuwrrt
\\‘lh'il l in gun to cut tim icons with UN
album-If
" iiumph‘ lilti tin-y think you could
afford in llM‘ rt-xri It rtuiw ain'll hairpin.»
lor alll'll n punt V “In it tiny :m- .w c\
[cruise nml .-u (myth I'lIV'll llit‘flll‘l iVlu'
ulunys apr'ila nwril \\ rih n (lllllllli‘ l. "Still
lulw.ty.~ bill i. m :i utrc unv slviili‘Wllt‘l’t
for mu ii on i lili 1 ;:- 1.: _\ '
'l ~.i;.li :trttr ill“. lwr iimt ulti m.iu'.-
lurk Ll ti ritilr \nll haunt rm tumyrblup
in}. and lw mitt-«l rilmul tlm ncn \mrrmn
.tll ilm wry into town "—-—('lm‘ngo’l'riliuue.
A Lilllv (It's-night.
Loni llilllr'l‘ \\'.‘l.- li1l~~ililirilt'ly lli‘\|)it'll
to riltiiillliy li~~ “as tint hilt‘ll n iliill'W‘l
ntnly HIH‘ hillil. rmr um llli' game on iii.»
tun-estml mini" particularly plcittiful. but
n» he hml the but uutiit in his imrnngh.
nlui pnrilvulnri) us rIutuiiilim-nt alul‘it'r
“'crc I'l lnml of the skill of till his ftIl‘i'ili
llirtl‘a. wiml would he do but lull-1w in tin:
Wi'll lwotcn patio." So. dutifully. but oh
scuimlmlmlly. he Marl-1| out nlouo.
After he burl lrumpmi nhnut nu hour in
stopped in mnkc rcmly fur the sluruzhtcr.
"but me are. " be until. fwliug in one oi
his [satin-ts. " ilcrc me my t‘nrtridgcs.
tiirre‘s my pulnicr. my think is in my
brcnai pocket. my MlllllWil'lll'h urn in my
side, put-Let. uml my munciiug's here.
(hand Now for mlliiti aliril’l. Algy. me
buy."
lie was feeling in purrhuinriy good
spiritsmui did not. mind the uNtl‘l'liy‘ ul
utmw liv “out fnur miles before lit
ritrlrtmi unyihluu 'i’lwu n bird row.
in n murmur. lu~ \vns uli excitement.
(iii. if he l‘iillill only luring it. down! ”i
tried to whistle, but lu- wns inn nervous.
an he l'fllii'li in his ring: “llcrt'. ilm'cr.
Htcmly. um lml' it‘s in good plump put
lririuc. mu! 1'” ~rimuu iii“ if i hnwn‘t fur
guilt-u llll' ulill'nwvliur‘lnli Ullilw'f.
A Millirlcrti l‘tsusr.
'l'hu gentilcmnn {min Ii-mtlm hurl gum
in it‘nmn» in cm“ up with the country.
hut m-uu'hnw iic ivll illui‘v illiili' attrition
l) A l\:iil*~.’ili in Hi. Lutliw wnc lltlkllilt
to n Iiitiil tlu i‘r' nlmui llw livmiuuinu's llu
pru'ltm'.
"We run him (‘ll‘llll out of the stutc.’
«did the limmm.
\Vlmt won that for?"
“We hml “tutti icnuvii in. Ho uiluht it
im rinmiJul an didn‘t luuiu him. "
“Whirl til-I iw um"
”Will. We imri nm' Hi the liiglfl'tib r‘y
cluiuwnl lltc scrim" just, nil ir lli‘ l‘illlll‘.
nrul lu- nimlw . f it ill, the ‘wrml "’-~ih-
lrult Fm» PM at
A Phantom-non.
"Hurnuu living» cutumt
dork." renmriu-d tiw li'iii‘lil'l‘
M‘I'
"Hi-tut run." rcpllrti the aunt" pupil
rr‘soluicly.
“Are you Furry
“ ch‘m. The hull was dark the other
night. but elm r imcw ihnt Mr. .lum‘s imIi
't‘I.
in the
”Wm—.mmwum aw
‘ fill.
bole agent for
6.8.1. it. Bill'lllii's
Hill writer iiEllEil
Plumbing, Steam and ass-Fitting.
fin and Sheet iron Wort.
aPtans and estimates furnished tor either
out water. steam or hot air beating.
‘0 HOIYTH MAI)” «“‘J'
Flaym and 8: Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and (it neral Funeral
{Directors
46 and dfi‘Main Street. Norse-lit. (it.
Residence. 3 Berkeley Pluto.
Telephone. 77-4.
south ionwrtr SAVINGS nu
51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to l2 s. m.. and from 1 to
3 p. m . and‘on Saturday rlh nings from 6 to 7.
Winters.“ allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SililiiANS. Pruitt.
JOHN H. FEltRl‘S. Vlce-l’resi.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and 'l‘re.
“‘INTER CAMPAIGN
BUTTER-
Awarding to our annual custom we have
laid in store Delaware County Creamery
Butler. every pound of which is warranted of
r-uperlorquallty. We invite our friends and
customers of past seasons who usually lay in
their winter supple. to come and inspect it.
The price will be 280 single pound: %c for from
25m fsi lbs: 250 for 50 lbs. and over. Cash for
two last. tillers.
A bargain in fiyrup. “'e have a pure Sugar
Strup of good flavor. dark in color. which we
offer at 7 ct: per quurr; 25(- per gallon. A
inning andagultouof this Syrup we so at
{ifs-la.
Hi bland i-‘ull ('ream Cheese. A winter‘s
supp v. Finest in mnriu-t. improves with
age. 161' lb.
New Figs
New Dales.
New l'rumlis. L's'.
Hilwr Home. the.
m:‘rslillfornlu Dried Cherries. large. line. i hoop.
:. l.
(‘a ifuruia Rated! at. :i nnd 4 lbs . 27w.
seedless rub-ins. (new) 15c.
Sew Citron. cheap.
l-"Inridn ”rungs-n 20c (luz.
Reduced price for lard. Sugar and Flour.
Htrsinrd Honey pure anti unadulterated.
from New ('annau. in quart and pint Manon
ju‘rs: qt. weight about :i lbri ; pint. iii; lbs. Price
quarts. fillets“ with Jar: price plots. :1) etc.
with jar.
Dibble & Bomstoclt.
.. l., New Haven & Hamord ll.|i.
JUNE 7. 18%
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LEAVE liANlilfiiY for Booth Norwalk~
Iii ac... 7m -x.. i it er... a. up: NO “I
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win-on I’Oll‘l‘ “Alll.
LEAVE suli'l'il NORWALKJI. II
t. n. Mignon. . ‘
Hui? . wilM)" PulNT—ttl out I
ma p. m.
A really Supplied with a Case of
slum-d nil his trulslmrim bcfure hr will u .
mminlsmtit~."-~WnslilliginnSlur cmmpmns “Ollie lllllflls
. "m" "m” lies a “lioctor is the House.”
l'ricmlwlf your wusimrwmrmn :
by the picw. ii mum irv‘rnlhcrr . a M
Young ilntm‘kw'pnrwlib. im. Fin- i i.‘
mnmuy things iimi iwr bills are nucr
high.~—.\'ew York Weekly.
Willing M (they.
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cat's.“ si e remedy. fie.
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m or. ...
Mottm'i‘hedoctorssys you must est - . .i' 9mm" ,‘1 1”,;
meatsnd fruit. on om. ~, v.7... ti...
Hick deh m who all” mt» the new... ask an e . e" WWI.
ills-4N ‘ ., . / - arm
ileular.ilo
7 .
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1‘ etc are standard preseript of .
amasfiaclgglxrs’? 33%
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