'77'ou'é’acialuol; . . .
* Mid- ~
“Summer
« Valet
1
Men’s $5.00 Tan Shoes, - $3.50
" , $4.00 " " - * - $3.00
N tadies"-$2.50 Russet lace Shoe, - $i . 50
‘ u $3.50 H II ll _ . $2.50
Children's Spring Heel RussetShoes, Ste 8,
' ‘ ‘ 45c and 50c
Children's Spring Heel Russet Shoes, ,;
9 to it, 60c
,
‘1 A large line of Lariies’ Oxford Russet and Black at Greatly Re-
d uccd Prices.
‘M. H. GLOVER’S
Double
.Shoe
Store. . . . .
40 and ‘2 Wall Street,
Norwalk, 0t. '
Evorybody’s Shoes Shirred Free.
, i‘“
5“} 6.3? “r :7
FriFIEYALL’TnLkW l
t . aaour cure)
' Neckwear Sale!
This time a
I
Garner Percale Negligee Shirt, 29 Cents!
Sizes 1.; to :7.
iroken lots of men's, lmyo' and children's.
SUITS - AND - MEN’S - TROUSERS,
PRICE 0" E. H ALF PRICE ,
if we have your size, thry arc bargains for you.
CHILDREN’S WAISTS.
Regularh waists. Flannel waist-55mg regular
price, $1.
Sizes 3. 4. 5. 6. 25v.
“v
w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
lid WASHINTON ST...
50. Norwalk.
9 MAIN STREET,
Nor-walk.
What is It ?
that protrude you to buy your ohm at
one store rather than another? lim't it
style, quality, lit durability and price on
to the alum and prmnpt and overcome
attmttiouon the art of tho pmpriotot and
ital-moan? if i man are the moi induce-
ments we look for a liberal nhareof your
patronage.
H. 3. BROWN,
00 EISNIIDTOI STREET,
South Norm-lit, Osmn
. w... ..... “down“... -. .,... .
now u..- moo-um. .. W... ....,,
at”
v-‘
RISTORI
LOST Milli
min. in that». tween to m an...” mom i 4.... ”t on,“ W m. m
pea, intranet-m. Mn 1!. Vamp-rh- ml «do. . ‘knpdv'h tram My than, “t
livelier his». loom “who! and he! vigtv It!” in. r used. 3. minted. g.
Motrin multistattr. mum arm hrrr, wind, to rm, mmm tot $1.00.
omv “a. M in m,» min» .1 tt-gii #5: u 7mm 9.. mp, .4 "1“,; rig: money.
PEAL [MI bit ’lfii. i"? ,Mswidm i. - lbw.
train at Tami-um rm
. . it . .
, '._‘dbittwoeil‘thl
«all Morley our: ,
wbloh the. itinerant e was attached (level.
oped aspeed of in 11-12 mile: an hoorJn
a run of it}; miles. The time consumed
in making the distance was: hit minutes,
Till-was accotnpllshed on a be pound roll
with and hailneted track.» The train car-
l'ied about inn people. including promi~
neat. railroad olllclals lutereatcd in the ox.
pertinent. The beet previous tithe made
by the iioimau engine was at the rate of
it“.) {Hit miioe an hour ovora course 85 ti-iO
miles long on thotCamdeu and Atlantic
railroad. -
'i‘beepccd of the locomotive is acceler-
ated by interchangeable trucks and made
up oi live smooth or friction geared wheels
placed under each driver. Three of them
rest on the track. while the other twobear
‘ upon the former, and each driver in turn
rostn upon the two. '
The arrangement, the inventor thinks,
nii'ords natural pockets for all ‘ wheels
above those on the track and makes it an
HOLMAN'S FRTQTION (WARE!) ’l‘liI'UKfl.
impossibility tor any of them to become
displaced during any kind of running.
' . The track wheels are held in ponition by
side hers which hinge around the center
middle wheel. ‘
'i‘ho biuging renders the trucks flexible
and provides for the engine a sort of end.
lose track of moving Wheels, which are all.
wnya smooth. It is said that the vibrating
motion commonly imparted to the loan-
motion in higbrnnning is done away with
by this device.
Foch truck wheel has a large anti small
diameter and works on the con principle.
but friction takes the plane 01 cogs. Thu
j larger ritu rests upon the rail, and tho
sumll rim extends outwal'dly over the tires.
Mr. ilolluun expects ultimately to tie-
. Volop a speed of 120 miles an hour.
liaiinnn and Swine In} Row.
ZURICH, Switzerland, July :iti. —- The
Italians in thin town are in a state of pair
in in consequent-o of the riots growing out
oi the killinuoi a Swiss by on itniinn and
the attack on the Italian quarter. in which
soriuua excesses worn couunitied. Lend-
lords who have liailans for tenants, fear
log that damage may be done to their
property, are putting the Italians into the
streets by wholeodlo, and hundreds, of
them are sleeping in the forests adjacent
to the town about blvouec tires, with not»
tries to guard against an attack. The
troops occupy the strauts of the town, hut.
there is a mineral exodus of ltallnna, and
6.000 of them are beslogiug the railway
stations to get away.
A Myeterione heroine.
WELISVILIJ'I, N. 31. July 30. —'l'hn
identity of the loan who-to body was found
under on Eric railway bridge near here is
still a mystery. in addition to the slip of
[input on which won written the name of
Ambrose Ryan. West Fourth street. South
lloaton, there were found in the pockets
oi thodoeeuscda number of cards. 0!)
those cards appear the names of J. A.
iiurmhun, Albany; Harry E. Norlln. Llith
low, )iclx'ean county; Willis Uiie Block.
2? East. .luin atrovl, Tlinsvilie. l‘n., and
the names i). ('. and lru (.7. Lyndo. The
dead man was evidently ntennls player, as
in n memorandum book lound on him
were scored results of litany tennis gniiioa.
Bicycle R- or} Killed.
LIMA, (L, July filth—Joseph t‘iroidlcr of
Minnoapoile, one of the crack bicycle cir~
cult rat-ore, was killed. tireidior was prob.
ably overcome by the beat, for be left the
track, ritli taillight into lliu crowd and
was thrown upon n have. receiving in
juries which resulted in his death a half
hour later. (irt‘tldicr won in the load in
the half mile open race at the limo the oc-
cldnnt occurred.
American Printout-re Iii-ironed.
\Vaenrxm‘tm, July tilt—'i'he department
of nintu has low" advised ltv t'onsul lion.
oral Loo at linvnun that Mr. George liai-
var. an .ynwrlcau citizen. arrested in Mar»
mullin, llluti'll'l. of Santiago do t‘ubu. in
hlli' umnth of April of this year, and Man»
uni iiomugouo, aim an Amerh'an t‘ltiren.
residing in the some province. have been
oiliciniiy untitled of their unconditional
release from prison.
Iron and Noel ('ompnny Juliane.
Cllll‘Miii. .iuly :id.-—’i’ho East Chicago
iron and r-‘ttwl t-oinpany of Hammond.
iod., hue made an noniuntuunt to David
It. Krone. l’nrkhurnhy Wilkimmu. who
lath-d recently. ware intimated in llin (glin-
corn, anti at the time of their trouble the
company wan placed in the band» of n M
t-tvlver. No attainment M to (tracts: or llnbli:
itivu was filed.
Tried fluielde With Iiie newt-mien.
Annex. 0., July Elihw-Fi'lllik (Mann. n
brink "mum of ilrooiiiyu. who had been
working in Kent. 0. , received his pay and
wrnt on apprct'. lie wait arrested her»
while intoxicated nmi attempted to harm
himanlf in his cell at the oily prison with
his mmpeudum “owns momma and
not. down before harm was done.
fluent by a Tornado.
littrrr'ros. ind, July lion-A tornado
«wept override county. tearing everything
before it. The Methodist church one on
hurled at Liberty Cantor. M Petroleum a
dwelling WM blown to planet.
‘Ww. new...“
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
About moon children's jacket lantern
joined the Vault» oi the striking cont lei,
tent in New York.
iiohort Garrett. former pmidnnt of the
iiaitlmorc and (thin liaiirond company.
died at {not i’ork. Md. ‘
Spain go much learn a mutiny that, the
event body of rat-uninmnmnta to bottle
notohotl in (tube in A "gun. will he sent
unarmed, other Vance!- taking their equip-
infill“.
William it. Fit. John, treasurer of the
liommmtio national mmmittm, napalm!
petitioner“ headquarter: in New York for
the Bryan and Benoit campaign in the
Hotel ilnrthoidi.
hm. tuition Reynaldo has brought unit
for the annulment of her marriage with
tiny. Rot holds in New York and for
Bottom auteur». it in alleged that be but
another wile living, and no action lot hi.»
new main-unit.
,. , no
tion. The train to .
here.
me want or rooms arenas.
am Women Drowned In ’I‘lletr Bones.
lnhehitute of the “etched Locality Lore
Everythlegx and Are New Threatened
'Wllh Starvation.
PAnaenaneno, W. Va, July liO.--'l‘he
lows of another oleudhnrst end by in the
most destructive which has occurro in
this state in motion month has ronohetl
This time the scene of destruction
was in Calhoun county in the central part
of the state. in the territory bordering on
:ltecr. Yellow , d Straight creche. The
alernents bruk loose with iorrlilc force,
flooding the entire county with a deluge
of water tun imp deep. The three, creeks
awaited to enorumus proportions, and
hardly a building of any kind remain» to
mark the course of the streams.
.Thrco fatnlltloa are reported. Mrs. Woof-
tcr and her daughter and Sarah Stephens,
in their efforts to save their household of.
from, were carried away in their own
homes and drowned. hire. Wonitur and
her daughter were awakened from their
sleep to hear the rush of the waters, and
upon iludlug their bed surrounded by wa-
ter made an attempt to save themselves
from drowning by placing the organ on
top of the table and taking refuge there,
but the waters rapidly rose to their posi-
tion, and they were drowned like rats.
The house was torn from its foundation
and carried a coneidernble distance away.
Sarah Stephens. who was an elderly wom-
an and diono in her home, met her into in
the some manner. "
"nuns and Sawmills Carried Army.
(in Yellow creel; four houses and a saw—
mill were carried the entire course of the
stream. Several booms containing thou-
sands of logs were forced from their moor-
ings. There is not even a fence to be seen
to mark oi! the division of the farm land.
The scene of this disaster is in the wilds
of West Virginia, where there are neither
telegraphic eotnmunicatlonl nor railroads.
A poor class of fur-morn make up the pop
ulation, and they are without a single
(lossession. .All the crops were destroyed,
leaving them without means or feed. in
less’oselstance can he sent. to thou: starva-
tion will follow. A heavy rain continues
to lined the country, and until this ceases
it will be impossible to transport anything
to the scene of the disaster. Farmers. who
were in good circunmtuncea last week are
ponniluso now. The state has never met
with such a calamity before. To estlumte
the loss is impesaihle. This is the filth
cloudburst occurring in this state during
tho’iast month, each one being Worse than
the ‘iormor. Entire reconstruction was
necessary on the Baltimore and Ohio for a
distance of 50 miles. Traffic was resumed
alter a suspension oi (our days.
The Ohio river at this ptdnt continues
to rise. and a flood in Parliersburg ie in.
evitubia. A stageoi 86 feet has been reach.
ed. and by today the lower part of the city
will be under water.
“'agi-e Reduced It Pitteinn.
\i’nnueusuitr, Pa, July 80.-—’l’he Me;
too Coal reunion ', which operates the ill
iatod ’i'win film t at Pittetou, whom 5!!
men were imprisoned by a rave in four
Weeks ago, gave notice to themeuempioy-
ed in digging for the bodies that in future
they will bc’puid only “All? for a day's
work. They have been remiving £2.25.
The shlitn were also cut down from serum
men to four men. Some of the men rc-
fusod to accept tho reduction and did not
go into the mine. Superintendent Law
says the company hoe spent a great deal
of money since the accident occurred, and
it in {mood to cut down expenses. The
work of rescue will not. be abandoned, be
saya, although the company has no hope oi
recovering any of the bodies.
Gnnhont and Seventy-live Mon Loot.
Loxmx. July :lO.--A dispatch front
(limln, on the north audit of tho Shan-
tum: ironioniory, says that the iiertnnn
gunboat iltls has been totally lost in n
typhoon. with 75 of her unicorn and men.
Acmrdlng to present advices. only ten of
her crew wen» saved. '1‘th have intuit-d
on the sentiment promontory. 'l'he litls
was a single tun-ow iron retool oi «lilo tons
and with built at Dantriu in 157‘. She
was lint foot 1 inch long. :7: ftwi. ti inches
beam, and her umaudrait of water was to
foot ti lnriwn. iier angina wan of tilt! in
divided huritupowor, and her spend woe in?!
knots. She mounted only two gone
More single Tuners Arrested.
“oven, not, .iuiy :ttt.-'i‘herc were two
tunruarrratam Mingle taxcrs. limiting in
all to. Them art-outed were John w.
lime-t of Wilmington and ’l'holnan lirahum
oi Harrington. Dr. it}. :4. Andorran. prison
phyaioiau. prouounrmi Frederick himrc,
one of tho slnpln insure nrreeted nod ln~
carocrntvd hut i'ridny night; in tinnaor of
typhoid fever. Governor Walton martian
od hit. Moore's immediate rmnuvnlto Wilt
rnlngton. and be we» token to that. city.
.... . . ... W... M .. my...
iienpandrncy lndum untold-v.
[Hurt-“outs, July titi.-~r‘tnlia Porter.
need no yearn, who occupied nrtmm on the
upper Iiuuroi tho t‘bnrtertmk bank bulld-
inu. cutamltted nuicloe hy taking petition.
The woman ht unknown to the other real-
deutn of the building. The, body wan taken
to the morgue. anti Medical Examiner
Fuller is entittavorlnu to ascertain the
l‘fliiilli of the woman‘a rub not. liar rtmm
was ptmriy inrniuhmi. and It in thought
donpondency fluluoad the crime.
rain! finding at e Wile rum.
Ham- laAhl our. .1on lulu-Thoma!
i‘arter of ‘i‘unmu. A. 'i'., who won itnmlml
out in a tit round content with lion
'l‘hnmpmm of this city by n inrrliln blow
on the nhin, nawr rrcovrrad momentum
and died mm alter. Thompson in undrr
"that. iioth were colored man. There in
initial taking action against the athletic
oiu . .
Prefer-Ms "pi-ion oi Jennmn'e Benton».
iloxmm, July titty-A dluhntoh from
Pretoria to The Daily Telegraph net-iii
"'lihepubtic here are normally aarprlmi
at the ioninnoy of the notation in the ruin"!
of Dr. Jnlultmil and his emulator. .i'mi
(lent Kroner hm imp interview-d on the
tuition. but declined to «norm on opiu
on.‘
lmpioymcnt For 11mm Hundred.
Provenance, .iniy manna: at tho
Alien i’riat within will he mnmvd on
Monday next, utter a ehnldown of ifl
track. This insane employnmnt for silent
Whetstone.
Weather Farrow.
, Rheum wnthwuierly wince; high
'dmnml in.
mt. bright 9d
. , I newoimliflest
methods of-oouttersntlott. .
, . like has imp magnetite ballooning!”
a number of youth. Professionally she is
known on Mire Hazel Reyes, ' balloonint
and‘paraehute jumper.
She won a trained nurse b profusion
and engaged in aeronautics net-aunt: her
hnaband'e health failed him, and she found
it necessary to do hometldng more lucra—
tive than naming, and no he was a profesk
clonal pertinent, anti she had gathered
quite on inter-eat undidknowlodge of tho
busdneaa from him, she determined to on
tar bioliteld and win in a rapitllway the
income that was rwcessary for, the school.
ing of her three children, the'rnniutouanoe
of the family generally and the added ex»
pause of his illness. She anynoho imp one
needed muply in her undertaking. and
though Mr. liomig’e health is greatly im-
proved nbe haunt) special desire to relin—
quiet: the business.
Asked to explain as clearly all possible
the sensations peculiar to the ascent and
(inset-tit of a portion to and from the ox-
traordinury altitudes to which she travels.
Mrs. Remit; said:
“The pent-tattoos are diametrically ppm
site in the general idea that prevails muting
people who never made such attmpts. In-
uit-ad of feeling yourself lifted bodily and
nwiftly up into space, you have a realistic
sense of playing just exactly where you
‘ were and of the earth falling away and
downward from you. This feeling contin-
ues jnut so long as your balloon continues
to riav. When it «omen to a standstill,
you realize fdr the first time that. you have
moved upward, and of course the wonder-
ful [muorutuu spread out below you given
you instant advice of the immense altitude
you have attained.
“The doecont from such a tremendous
height by. the parachute in another thing,
though it, too, invoiveu smut-thing of the
some sanitation. reversed. You seem to see
the earth ascending to meet you, but your
progreas downward is so gentle and on
much more deliiwrnto that you cannot but
know you are going: down. This foot is
forcibly iliiprt-suutl upon your mind when
you cut loose from tho balloon.S
“The tiesmni, then, until the parachute
fills in as sheer and sudden and direct on
any i1lipi‘t‘iiltftlliilll'tl full you over experi-
enced, riutging in depth, according to the
volume of wind, from 25 to 100 feet. and
this in the most unpleasant part. of my
business. The some precaution of holding
thohrcaih to no luipt'rntiveiy nevi-sour); in
this ilret fall on it is when you are Hilli~
merged in the water. and in default of
ouch precaution you are equally liable to
strangulation anti death as in the water."
in response to a question as to the long.
est jump she had made in im- cnreor as an
aeronaut. .‘tlrs. Remit; said that in Hill),
at linker-‘5: lwuvh, just inside the Golden
Gate. at San Francisco, she made a per
fcctly norm-suful jump from an altitude
determined by mailmnatimi instruments
to bojnet a fraction over 2?; mile». She
nilghtml in the buy, but. being fully pro
tron-d with a life pn‘st'rvorm-whlch uho nl
u‘uyu done when exhibiting twat rivers,
lulu-o or other large bodiesoi water—aim
was all right when picked up by the bout
man who Wi'iil instantly to her i'l'lll‘f.
Mrs. ilomitr says. “The malt-sit place in
which inland isn hodyui watt-torn plow.
ed tit-lti, but. of the two i pret'ortho field."
—-0rvgnu .‘inft‘mnan.
A Hello or Queen Villain-lit.
“There l-I new in thin city. in tho [WWVPS‘
sitm of Mr. i'imt'it‘u .\. liod‘ina. a valuable
and interesting reliroi “Hood ”neon ileum"
oi ivlnyxhnui. it it n glove which was xvi-n
by her majesty at her commotion carom"
him, Why hat-k in the your of grace i539.
ll. i~t aim lull-resting as an exalttpiu of the
uluwmulwr's art at that rurly tiny. Stir
prioing as it muym-t-m, it. would hurt-guru!
ed a» n wry pond mutuliet I'Vt‘ll now. it is
a troll kntm'tt furl that the quot-n was pop
M‘sfltul of a hand of mar-- than ordinary
Hi}‘(‘, and many of Mr wurtivre grieved
full sure all; the vigorous way she hall of
thing it in roll the warn of tht- prmtmplu
nus wilt-ta. Although this glove um- never
in all proimhiliiy on tight lilting no it We
man of rank wuuitl tlt'iiiiilitl ofu glow to
day for a wrmuouy of hiil'll imporlnuro.
yet. it t'ttilltl not how been muvh imiurgo
uniwlllwtnnvliut: ilm nine, acrordiuu to
tho ililttil'i'l) nu‘murt‘s. in H. As it. lie-u on
n iutviiurnunii oi liluvvt-lvoi. cart-fully it’l‘t'
ht'lvnl i‘rwtu ninth and duwi by a (mum
of unlti iiii'l Hill“. ii slimy» Hill» of ilu
nriulunl lwntily. it. “'tlri evidently of elm-p
uhin. tirmwd white, and lie ample Kiiillii
iri woe humiwmriy muhrultlt-rvtl in will
with the writ, crown liliil ostrich pinion-'4.
iiw inwiyuiu of l'lnuitxh ruyulH'. 'l‘ntlm
tim glow in gray and soiled, liilil ilu- nu
ltrnitlvry in iiim'l. mill lnruhh. but ingrow-
lu ritii llu'm, ‘liiiuliiil 'l't":ttl~t'ripl.
lilac-ting n liloil’.
’l'lu- rtutiv ritim‘u, lutpilnit ivunnd guilt-
imp, tum iuturltml in a i‘l'iiiitlHl rurnu n
Mir an..." i'ruimi train with no t‘litlim'dli-
drumuur frmnt'lxivano. and in a low min
titt‘u iu- liiltzilli in mood hie wolmnio-
"(lulu furl" lil‘ wiwtl initm’t'ttlly.
“in ls'nlumurw."
”t'ouw from lis-truii'”
“‘i'tm.”
'l'Iwn in: mkml w'rornl down more (pics
ileum, and ii»! drumuwr not tin ii.
"i k‘pm you \tmi in tiwi'i‘uilti'n' fulri"
uhllml thorn-div. Hurting limit a new dial.
"‘i‘htt‘ii‘ttrhlk fatiri‘“ i‘vihiiiml tho drum
iltvrmlmlinulludy. ”\Vlmt‘nlluii "
”lion’i you Lion? \timt fiqurlil'n fair
lei" mr'lniuw-l tin» rim to in opt-It Pyt‘tl no
tmtiximwnt.
“No, l tutti"! lit‘iil'tl hi ll H
“Never heard of the Worid’a luir nt PM
new”
”Mow, Whore p, l‘hlt‘hwal"
’i'iw rtmir imalwi tho drmuturr over
from loud m [not and puiird ui’u‘r imm hit
pm’iu‘i.
”th'rt' {tittllii mm Murmur.” lw mill,
"and lit-tide i‘C‘. iimi. emu 5m; nrt- n i‘itim
no man. iur twenty lull. o i‘hiruuo hum
muid lu‘ nu mutant: a liar lie )nil ore.“
Ami lhu tlruimuvr indebted "to! widowed
and liwhuiitvr lot the ruuiit‘ Mk nil tlw
rmwtiuuu ho imidwi lo. »--lbziruit Prim
i’rvsot.
A imi‘o hating.
Among the many eio’rlmof Moira“ don
ion the rationing tin—ww- a piano tin
iiw infill-bit“minivavi the iiuhv of Lowli-
ivue nitmt ion: to party of nine dilute. invimi
let; iiw .‘tinrvpoc ni’ l‘urnmriiwt‘t. M. ii.
lmtl lienmrd, Fir .iplao ii'iiiuuuhity and
i’npioin \“jiwr. nr‘mmpnuimi lay whit
it“ lantern. into the midst oi title little
army fell a phmwhni. adult by Lord l‘ap
ninrlhrn, but the hird bod hardly touched
the Wtiliitl when u liil’L’" the: for wired it
by the limit aspirant“! it all. uhdiwumyml
by iiiu nhttntwd the mm oil rmtml him.
Home om» pretend in {tire lhr- impndrnt
pyrimidine rimmmrf pilot, lint llit‘ anomaly
dwitivi to let him on. and ilnyrmrvl look
advantaged the unwritten low tightest
tax It sotloe.«i’ittnimre ilimtoh.
‘ which a: "the kind like"
' WATCHES.
to.» [note Concerning the Styles-The
Great Huniber oi Watches lined.
In this country almost overybddy can
rice a watch. Probably uine-touthu of
the men and great mnuiwrs of women
and many young 1y~opio carry watciios.
In the bust trade of the city litany more
of all the watcher-i sold throughout the
rountry about 25 per cent are of gold.
The percmtago of gold watches in he
creasing. . _ v
The fashionable watch of the day is
open found. The sale of open faced
watohcn is increasing, espmialiy‘in lino
watches. but it is increasing also in
watches of other grader-t. 0f lino gold
watches sold in the city probably two-
thirda are now made open foot-d. Of all
the watches solddn the United States,
gold and silver, probably from a quarts-r
to a third are not made open faced.
The modern watch has for one of its
chhractoristics thinness. A man '8 watch.
which is now made more especially to
wear with (wooing dress and is all the
time growing in favor, in a plain. thin,
open faced gold watch, which takes up
but little room in the pocket. Perfect
in its simplicity. this watt-h in at the
some time of fine workmanship and
grout iwauty. It sells at $100. A gold
watch not so thin nor so finely finished,
but a very handsome modern wntch and
on t-xccllont timokocpor, by the some
makers and blurring their name, can be.
bought in open face, thecaso of iii (‘urnt
gold, for this}; in double case for $70.
lint gold watches and good watchers,
too, can lit} bought for wry much less
than thou pritw-o-in fact, there never
was a time when wntt‘iu-s generally wot-t:-
nmdo in such tasteful simws. or when
they “'t‘t‘u so gtuhl for; tho money or so
viwap as now. _
Taking all the modes together, the
American production of watches is
about 4,000 daily. The importation of
watches auxounts to about the. some
number. line might at first wonder
what intromt-oot‘ all these watches. A
great number are taken up annual-1y by
the new buyers coming into the market
for the first time out of the mustantund
largo inert-use in the population. (front
as tiu- percentage of watch «moors now
is in this country, that also is increas—
ing. Many immigrants buy watt-hoe as
anon as tin-y ire-t the money. Some mm
own mow than Hill! watch. Watt-hes
Wool-out or iiwir “warns lay thcnf aside
for u better watch or for one of newer
Styli», Watches ili‘i' lost and dwimyod,
and when minimum in take all lhvsd
things into t‘t‘ilirltit‘l‘fliltiil it. will be soon
that tho grout {diminution of watches
any hv in iorp- mmmiro msiiyaccouutv
ml for.——Z\'t~w York Sun.
Ilerrick'o Love of Mimic.
It has inru ti‘lillil‘ls'flll by Mr. (inset:-
that ilvrrivh “is ultw to; no port lit-fort-
'vi' one.» to the plt‘turt-.~qtu-uvss of «in». "
:Ultl the htuirnuut, though sow-ping. is
*Hl‘i't-N. llr ldiii‘h‘ iltllt‘ of catch fold in
Julia's noun. in“ \V'iil‘ r: lilo»; uptm tin‘
:ihhou ruuml hrr water, in. lli'Sl‘i‘llh‘H
the “oiling ti lat Walk and is in line
no out. it to p lt,‘t mu tht- lwunty that live
in thine: ant to t'rnnpuhvml tht' splvudor
of :i lull l-lmvu row.
Mitiil', tutu, dill not pm without appro-
v-mtitu hum iiilti. it would have lii'l‘ll
«itilirult to underlie ihrrivk dull in tin"
iutiut ill‘i' ill music. although stone of
«or p... is how “1‘“ i‘i“t’illlt‘tl with luv
unity to distinguuh uuv tune from an.
utlwr. Hot on the olitri‘ hand their are
many tnu-oml pwta, Milton. Hwy,
“running and a hoot oi Milo-m. Smith
on: of Milton tmuiutla no that llvrrlrk
zitltll‘t‘u‘t'ri one of in“ pin-hm in Harry
Mum. “hopes thu- anisjvt't of tutu .11
Ziltlu-u'tt htiiiiit‘l“. lulu-m wrote the mm
«to in "i‘ntum" and received from ‘ho
pm: tiw probe that be
112‘ J inilp‘lsl our iiuriieh ntuuir how in nprm
“twin will ind ‘i"1“-‘nl‘!llh"°"”!. not in mm
With no...“ mm. tuberculin; alter! and long.
llulli ”Witch and Milton M11“ to
bow lain on familiar inrius with the
aunt-"mu. nit both additio- him in Hair
vrrsv a1 Hurry. hump of iiurrirk’n mutual
with so: inmuuiv by him. and on but
(truth .llvrrit-ic u “do:
Widow haw tinn‘mliui Amphlon; main" of m
Now it lint v ’l‘rryrtmltrr or tutu-ct (iridium;
know lhw. noun lli-ol. lot siiiiin thin opium——
Mum had both lit-r birth mid tittnlh in {law},
The dilivrt mm ittvtwwn Militm’e prolo-
nod lit-irit'it'st in yrry marked. 'l‘izv
gt‘t'dlvi‘ inari‘a mort- oniwidrrt d eulogy
u in \Wll [it «find and dim‘itninnittly
lu utoumi. .l‘ll‘l’lit’lt‘il in ujuitlwi ity lie
extravngonmwi inniluman'r Mztgnzinv.
Ilrumlm’hiy.
Tho [drain of the district which fail
Manhunt hats lll‘liilitiltllldt‘tl int purity
mil harm-u. but Mr. Wat-ton imam/ti
mmuniii owniiy impotent. of thou“.
letvntro of a no! liturntm'hiy. “i
tintughi that i had invmiml tho “‘t'ii‘il,”
he wrote iatviy, "but for rouw limo 1
how known that i am not an, inventor.
imi only it touvhvr. " lh‘tmii'x‘ldy, allu-
atvtl in Kitwurditw-hfim. is a drop.
riridy mntml valley, about too miive
in length. Away to the north: «spent: the
utility of ”li‘iilitl‘h'ii‘. the fathwriahd of
itobort Burns. and a few mill-e to the
month in Yemen. Wilma much of tiled-
attow'u vntly life than [3:le and to the
nearly annotations nith which the rut-
irraunteimman likes to tomt.--Now
thorium ~'
mvwquW—m
Wwo w. “a...”
W”.
hold a; bitruiis with," and this for :53: yearn;
Over 3,000,000 pounds sold in the past year testify to their popularity.‘
Manor-newer” C. D. 3088 & SON, New LONDON. coda,
watches of gold are sold than of silver;
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One lot to" loot i'rt-ui by one foot in
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ill’l‘lflll'.
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in not!
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\i‘liii'i‘ plum.
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because we believe we
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and we know it, and
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