'uo-OeloaaI.
SHOES!
Do not fa’ifio
examinethese goods
before buying
Elsewhere.
40 and 42 Wall Street,
llorwslk, 0t.
BARGAINS
$2.00!
For the next 30 days, all our men's 83.00 and 83.50
Orient Toe Tan
Shoes,
Reduced to
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double
Shoe
’ Store. . . . .
Everybody's Shoes Shilled Free.
Good .
Fitting
Shirt
Is a comlort, and we have them, as
we carry a full line of the l’nitcd Shirt
and Collar Company's
Shirts.
Night Shirts,
COIlars and
Cuffs!
in all grades.
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
Clothiers and 1" uruisilcrs for Men and Boys.
3 MAI N 8TREET.
Norwalk.
ills WASHINTON ST.,
30. Non-walk.
What is It?
that prompts you tobny your shoes at
one store rather than another? isn’t it
style. quality. fit durability and price as
to the shoe and prompt and courteous
atwntleaca the part of the proprietor sad
salesman? if t one are the real induce.
meals We look for a liberal sharooi your
patronage. .
H. s: snows,
so WASHINGTON STREET.
Booth Nolan-lit, 0mm
IIII'I'OII
LOST lillOil
1min..." aisle-snip firm ev- lu‘aluv. Lru n! Sues! 'uiniln slim
am. ilulmm
but” i‘lllt.
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News Is
«, Aw my. Villain-iv obi hilt" ”nurse". on any
Deuce 33mm! and full vlw‘ v|loiv'k|v’rrsim:i'.'~ut'lmm M.
n at a i‘iuailr. silcri so “here. the m. ct ”all . .
is able 4:, than no glu- a ktll ‘Oasamv‘n I»: are or wind "to many. M
slant. U”
ml. sari
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tt-‘Ai. mam ml. l;ll,.Ci-vveiaall.lllw.
Indoot'holhsca’tdragstore
velar into a disaster comm
port ens. Overcope?ls inland have“
for, M‘W” he lire entice alone.
sad ii dead were brought in. ' Several men
and women had their skulls fractured by
the tallies of some gates behind which
they had sought shelter from the storm.
A cab driver. who had taken refuge in his
call. and his horse were killed towtllar and
the cab demolished.
Nine members of the staff of La France.
who were leaving the Tribunal de Colu-
ulerce when the storm suddenly broke.
were all seriously injured. one having his
skull fractured.
At least a dozen persons were carried
bodin into the Seine from the bruises and
from the quays and were reacu vwlth
gnlat diillculty. several being ininred and
left in a critical condition. so that they
had to be taken to the hospitals The
breaking of the storm was accompanied
by many demonstration: of fright by in-
dividuals and by crowds. the panic of one
spreading to others. the lowering sky and
the bowling of the tempest, filling the air
with flying debris. frightening the crowds
in the streets out of self control. Every-
body started to run. without much regard
to obstacles. personal or otherwise. that
mi ht come ill their way. and there was
aim ling by men and screaming and
wringing of hands by women to add to
tho confusion. .
The damage done to property was wide
spread and serious. The first tempest of
wind, which did meet of the damage, was
innnedletcly succeeded by torrents of rain,
and cellars all over. Paris are flooded.
At Cilchy the roadway of the Boulevard
Nationals subsided several yards as a re‘
sult of the washing away of the roadbcd.
The Quai dos ()rfcvres shows a striking
scene of desolation, buildings being dam-
aged. things overturned and all looking as
though swept by a torrent of rushing wa-
m .
One of the laundry boats of the Seine.
where 30 laundressee were at work. was
sunk. and the women were saved with the
greatest dilllculty.
The scaffolding of the courtyard of the
Saint ('hapelle was blown away. and ev-
ery pane of glass in the side oi the Palace
of Justice facing the river was smashed by
uprooted trees and flying debris. All the
omnibuses struck by the cyclone were up-
set, and their passengers were more or less
injured.
Twenty'nine horses were killed. Eight
beer houses ware wrecked.
Them was not the slightest disturbance
in the Champs Elysee. the Madeleine. the
Arc do 'i'riomphc and the bourse districts
beyond a heavy rain.
The superstitious are finding much to
dwell upon ill the fact that Mlle. (lones—
dou, the self styled sources. who claims to
be inspired by the Angel Gabriel and who
has for months been the talk of Paris on
nccohut of her supposed gifts of prophecy.
predicted a storm such as this last July.
Mlle. (Zonesllon has many followers. who
are devout believers in her gift. One of
her prophecies is that a universal war will
come within a your. resulting in the
destruction of England's power and no
colupaulcd by a revolution ill l'nris.
CLEVELAND FOR PALMER?
He Is Said to Have “'rltton I Letter In-
dnning the Indianapolis Nominations.
NEW YORK. Sept. li.——Tho Herald's
Washington correspondent says:
“i was told by a member of the cabinet
that President illevelaud has written a lot‘
tcr which will he lnado public in chilly or
two. ill which ilo discusses the great issue
of the pending campaign and clonrlydo~
fines his nttitudein support of the Nation-
al Democratic ticket nominated in indi-
annpelis.
"This cabinet cilicer predicted that the
latter would be a vigorous repudiation of
the Chicago convention and a strong ill-
dorsemcnt of tile Palmer and Buckucr
tickl't.
"This will bathe president's contribu-
tion to the litaruturooi tllo campaign. and
it. is expwlcd to dellllo ills altitude on all
issues ill controversy.
"The letter is llelicvcd to be addressed
to Scllator ilonoison Cutlery of Louisiana.
who presided over the indianapolis coll-
vcutiou. or to Mr. liyuum. chairman of
the National Democratic committee.
BASEBALL.
xs‘iloxsl. Leann: chill-ts.
At New \'ork-—~
New York ....... a ii i l i 0 i 5 '——12
lion-lion ........... i l) 0 0 il 0 l (l l—- 2i
Ncw Yorkmilits. 1?; errors. ll. llesion
—-ilits. in; errors. :l.
.‘\L “fillillllli’li—
liuliillltlru....... u o 'J o l r. :l 3 '—-ll
lirookiyil........ i 2 0 u o n 2 0 o— a
iialtimoroi—liils. l7.errors. 2. lireoklyu
Willis. iii; errors. 7.
At Cleveland-n
St. lmulx........ 0 (i 0 (l 0 ii 0 ‘.‘ l)-—- ‘J
Cleveland... n ‘J u :l o o o o a. .3
.~‘t. lands—«inlet. ll; errors. 2. Clovo~
ianlimlllts. a; errors. l.
M. i’ittsbllrgm
llhicngo.......... i o l) a o o u l 0—- 2
i’itlulmrg.....-.. u u on 0 u o o 0—— u
Chicago—alike. H; orrnrs. i. i’ittsllurg
willie. :l; nrrors. 3.
At Washington--
l’ililmiulpilln.. ll l) 0 ‘J i ii i ll 0~— 4
Washington ..... l u o o i u l 0'.” a
Philadelphia-milits. 7; errors. 0. Wash-
ingtonwllits, ll; errors. i.
.\t lmuisviiiem
l‘lucinuati...... l 1 0 0 ii 0 ll 0 0—- ll
Louisvilll- ....... n u a c o -: o a l... :l
i‘lucinnati-llits. a; errors, l. Loni»
villcwllits, il‘. urrulv. 4.
TELEGRAPHIC Tl‘cxs.
lsnnc 7min. illn lIi-vcar-old son of wall
to do parents ill New York. cleverly forged
the certification of a bank on a worthless
check and is a fugitive from Justice.
Ernest anrlo is under arrest in Plain-
field. N. J.. charged with abducting Louise
lilies. whom he subsequently illnrrind.
and who. according to her mother, Is not
yet it; your-v old.
Mrs Agnua llerora. while on the way
to meet her husband on her bicycle. came
into collision with another hicyclistand
lileiililit’ll iniurlvs from which she died in
lioneovell lulspllai. New York.
A cable dispatch from lioluo unnouum
the death of Professor Luigi l’alnlicra. iiili
imicd linilan lucieuroiouist. who for the
last in years has lived on the edge of the
crater of Vesuvius and devoted his life to
the study of the volcano.
’l'wo daring robbers bald upa faro game
in a lot al saloon at l’ocaiello. lda.. so~
cured [can in cash aml backed out of the
room. leaving the inmates too dared to
follow ilwm. The men are believed to be
mullahs-vs of the outlaw gang which rs»
neatly robbed the Montpelier book. They
are still It [Inc
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mercuric: autos To 33 arts.
M
Preparation not-a this All our Ear-v0
tor a rig-ion. Proust Mal-st ‘I'Irkllh
Atrocities—repel” Pooling Especially
Bitter In England and Germany,
Lennon. Slept. ll.-—it is announced that
a private dispatch from Constantinople has
been waived here confirming the rumor
that the deposition of the sultan is being
seriously debated by the powers. and llu~
portant developments are expected with
the action of the sheik ul lsiam. Mahmud
llienlal Eddlu Etiendi. whose list is neces-
sary for the deposition.
A few days ago Mr. Gladstone was re-
auasted toaddrcss a mass meeting to he
held at Liverpool for the purpose of con-
demning the sultan of Turkey for permit-
ting the massacre of Armenians. lll reply
to the request. Mr. Gladstone has written
a letter. inlwhioh he says:
"My opinions of the great assassin and
of the disgrace the European pom-rs have
allowed him to bring upon them are wail
known to my countrymen, but i do not
think that benefit would accrue fronl my
taking part in meetings. however value.
bio and even obligatory ouch milctiugs
may be for those still engaged ill the active
duties of public life."
Growing Inclination.
The popular feeling of indignation ex-
cited by the cruelties of the sultan against
the Armenians and the Christians in
Crete will shortly find voice in a series of
mass meetings that have been summoned
in .iiirmingiulm, Manchester and other
large cities in England.
This feeling is not confined to England,
as evidenced by the fact that a large meet-
ing to denounce the massacres ill Anatolia
and Crete and to call upon the powers to
put an end -to the misgovarnluent of the
sultan was held in lioriin . yesterday, and
further meetings for the same object will
soon be held in other places in Germany.
In Paris a number of Armenian stu-
dents made a tour of the newspaper odious
and appealed to the editors to arouse the
sympathy of the nation for their suffering
and despairing countrymen. The students
were generally advised to keep quiet until
alter the visit of the czar to Paris. They
were told that after the czar had left l’nris
indignation meetings would have a pros-
pect of success.
Deportation of Armenians.
Coasrsx'rlxorut. Sept. ll.-—-Tho pro-
toets‘nf the British and Italian embassies
against the deportation of A rmcninus has
had bllt little eiioct. The Turkish gov-
ernment has sent a circular to its minis-
ters abroad saying that with a view to in-
suring the maintenance of order here it
has been decided to send to their native
countries all unemployed strangers. and
the provincial oilicinls have been instruct-
ed to vvatoh all such persons and prevent
their return to , Constanstinoplo. Com-
missions have been sent to the ports of
landing ill order to establish the identity
of llli tile deported persons. and noonstnllt
watch will hereafter be kopt upon their
movements. Measures will also be taken
to keep out of the Turkish empire the
emissaries of the Armenian revolutionary
committees who are working in Bulgaria
alld elsewhere. The British fleet will ar-
rive today at the island of Those. off the
coast of Saiouica. t
.... ”a-..”
The Sultan’- Dentin Tools.
LONDON. Sept. ii.——A dispatch to The
Graphic from Odessa declares that among
lhojudgcs appointed on tho special tri-
bunal at Constantinople to try the castle
arising from the Armenian lllllrirlltcw there
is not a single honest and upright man.
all being notoriously corrupt and servlio
palace tools. ‘
The Dardanaiies Treaty.
litmus. Sept. ll.—\‘v’ith reference to the
talk of tile abrogation by tho powers of the
treaty regarding the [mango of lilo Dur-
dam-lies by warships. lilo lioriincr Zeituug
declares that such a course would be quite
opposed to German policy.
Grand Legion ale-loot Knights.
liA'l‘AVlA. N. Y.. Sept. ll.——'l'lle Grand
Legion Select Knights has elected the fol-
lowing oliioers: llruud commander. llr.
Joseph l’owlcr. liuiialo; grand vice com-
mundor. l-Idvviu Winter. New York; grand
lieutenant commander. John P. Chum-
lu-ru. Syracuse; grand recorder. Clarence
Huggins. liataviu; grand treasurer. Frank
(iardcu. Williamson. 'l'hn Ladios' Grand
Auxiliary elected the following oilicera:
llrului president. Mrs. Millub- Kiornan.
lirolvuburg; grand vice president. Mrs.
Addie Waikinsbaw. iiuifaio; grand snore
lary. hint. Kale Nolvman. llleun: urnud
trollsllrci‘. .‘lrs. hilluglo Fillll'y. Elmira;
grand guide. Mrs. i-ldilh lilli'rlei. liuiilllo.
Elmira was dm-idld upon as ll!“ place of
meeting in 15:07.
Notorious (trackeman Arrested.
liliil'i‘ilN. Sept. 11.».lohu i’. 'l‘aiboi.
alias ’i'ilo iialior. alias ’l‘im 'l'ailor. 323 years
old. one of the mont notorious solo bur-
glars known in this country in years. was
arrested as a suspicious character by a po
iicn inspector on iloarol‘l hill. 'l‘ulilot was
looking over the premises of Knpmull a
('o .doalcrs ill antique Jchlrv. bridabrac.
etc. When brought to headquarters. he
gave the name of James Taylor. but rc-
fumi to my anything further. When i‘biol’
inspector Watts and inspector flurry smv
the man. they did not recognise bimat
iirst. but after iiurry had consulted the
rogucu’ gallery he soon know the mall
and presented his photograph and rev-odd
to l‘biof Wntil.
An Express Trail on rm.
“0.6mm. 1nd,. .‘lcpl. ii.»—-'l‘lla Lake
Shore through express. carrying mails and
exprcsu from New York to Chicago. caught
lire near bore. and thousands of dollars“
worth of guilds. with much mull "latter.
wcrsdastrnyoli. When the ileum were dis-
covered. the train was slowed down and
an effort made to extinguish them. it
proved ham-ailing. and a wild run. with a
biasing train, was made for this city. silt
miles away. The ilru department was call-
a] and the fire subdued. but not before
lunch of the valuabln l'xnvcssagu iuui boon
lllwiroytui. Tilaorigiu of the ileum is sup.
would to have been sponianmm Wiliillla»
lion.
lit-deals Arrested In liar-no.
TAMPA, Film, Sept. ll.~i)r. Joaquin
Castillo. lmlnagor of the lichen lope-ll“
lions. arrived burn from Key West and left.
immediately for Jacksonville. The 'i'hrn
Friends landed her last sap-vliltinn andvr
ilcnurul liavcra safely. Paosehgera from
Havana announce the srrertoi llr. iii-c-
paid llerrlsi. Mimic Hernando» and in.
Juan Frallclm. all members of Havana
ullvsrsltr. - . i. A.
2 e‘ s ,. .
. . ' ‘al mine-on. a brew
or. aged all, was found in a ravine nears»-
lllis town. Two bullet holes \v diam-
lssd in bisbcdy. and snail of ill .reacllu.
lac hole the leglmw the hair is: to
the residence of . ll'aauy Manon. a~
widow, told where Wilkinson had received
his wounds. According to the story told
by hire licllnott. Wilkinson came to her
house about ll o'clock Tuesday night and
breaking a window entered the Masai
where she and her li-yearrold daughter
were sleeping. There Was a struggle. Wil-
kinson grasping bar by the throat and try-
ing to choke her. Mrs. Bennett broke
away and securing a revolver that she
kept ill the room fired two shots. After
the shots had becahred Wilkinson tore
the revolver frolu the woman's grasp and
staggered from the house. The revolver
was found outbe dead man's person when
discovered. '
A second story told by Mrs. Bennett is
to the affect that Wilkinson came to her
house Tuesday night and knocking on
the door demanded admittance. It was re-
fused. and the former was told that if he
did not go away he would be shot. ilo perv
listed ill his attempt to gut in the house,
and Mrs. iiolluatt shot. him. The fact of
the discovery of the body was kept quiet
for :34 hours. Sheriff Whiting and llietrlct
Attorney lllark of Gaming arrived here.
Tile sheriff has a warrant for Mrs. lien.
nctt's arrest. Wilkinson was married and
had one child.
wou'r "HEW/Emu.
John llugbgill’a Thrilling Experience in
lleing Buried Alive.
Pilovlnl-zxclt. Sept. il.~—Johu llugilgill.
who allowed himself to be buried alive on ,
Monday on the theory of hypnotic suggcs.
tion induced by Professor Watson of Leno
don. wall unearthed yesterday nftcrnoou.
Hughgill went to sloop at tit-:0 p. m. Mou-
day and Wall to have slept until the same
time yesterday. but instead of that he
woke up H minutes ahead of schedule
time. When llughgiii came to. he made it
known by pounding upon the collln. and
during his struggles dislocated his knee
pan. When lie was thought to in the tent.
he lapsed into a deathliko stupor. which
the physicians almost mistook for death.
He Was taken over to the clubhouse and
rubbed with whisky and alcohol alld rc-'
vivcd. llughgili says that he will never
do it again. When be awake. he thought
he had been buried alive. which almost»
crazed him.
The Seizure of the Launch:
ii‘uausorox. Del. :«fcpt. ii. — The
steamer Lauradn arrived at the mouth of
the l'hristiaun from Port Antonio and
was promptly animal by tho ft'ill'f'lll au-
thorities. She has a cargo of bananas for
a Philadelphia firm. i'pun anchoring, illli
vessel was boarded by a drpllty collector.
and it was found that her manifest gave
ili'l' domination as "Philadelphia or any
other port in tho l'nitcd Status." This
aroused slit-:picioll. and her stoppage ill-re
gave Weight to the belief that another ilii
blistering expedition was contculpluioli}
Collector of lilo l’nrt ’l'owusculi according
iy decided to fluid ilcr. and iolograbcd W
Washington for former instructions. lie
rcm-ivod a rl-ply. instructing him to hold
tilostculuor for further orders. ('aptn'lu
Murphy was in charge of the vowel. and
among her passcugors were four Cubans.
'x.
\ ,, Senator Illll [locum-l.
Alaaxv. Sept. li.——l'hairulan Norton
Chard»! tho iicluocraiio county commit-
lco has rcccivcd a dispatch from Senator
llzlvill’ii. ilill dllimi at Long Branch ill
which the laltcrdccliucs to scrvonsu deio-
gule from the Third Albanylilslrict to
the Democratic slain convention under
instructions iovotc fur the imiorscmont
of tho Chicagoplatform and candidates.
Senator liiil says. "This action i-e tukcu
lll opposition to mywislu-s nlld judgment.
as oxprcsscd to you. and i decline to nc~
rapt the election upon the colldlliom im-
pllfluli or upon any condition» which would
restrict my freedom at iiufl'nlo in act iii
such a lllliilllt'i‘ an 1 consider host for lili‘
inlercsl of my party."
('bnrgsul With l-Iluhenis-lnent.
llmllol'r. Supt. li.~~-(‘barlc- \'. llryan.
cashier of tho ill-troll Cllsiolll boom has
lure-u takcll into Oilaimiy charm-d with uni»
inc/Airlnvnt of the gum-rulucnt‘suluncy.
ills shoring". towbicil ho Nillll‘wl‘fi. is
about titlillll. it was (ilsl‘ui’croli in the
worm of lllc regular i'llllllilli cvauliualiou
of the custom housc by the treasury
agents. .\lr. liryau tcudcrcd his n-slunrr
tlou. but be was ordcrml removed shortly
afterward by a tribe am from iiu- treasury
deportlucnl. which had ju~t lwcu apprised
of tha- lit-fuicaliou. lirynn's shortage is
channel to wheat splwuinllon. lie was
formerly a broker and was president of the
board of trade ill him,
Fusion In North ('arniinn.
liAlifilJl. 5'ch ll. -~ The licpulllil‘nn
and i’opllli~t colluullimwl-ileciclia fusion
on all stoic nllicrrs t sci-pt govern-Ir. llcu- ‘
tenant govcruorau-l ulllliinr, 'l‘bcso will
be nrrnugml later. ’i iu-yalw flu-ed on roll.
gro'rsinillti nmuinalious. ulvingihu licpnh
iicnns four district». ill which till nmnlum's
are all supporliug McKinley and liu- gold
simuiurd. and the l’upllii-lis iivu lil-driclll.
”no of tho lil'lliilllil'lill-t indorami is titmrgl-
ii. Wiliic. lbw ncgm nominal- from iill
.‘orolni lill-ll'il'l. No action was lotion on
liu- l-lcl'lnrlll ill'ltcl. 'i'ill-rc was urn-u! dis
sail-Jacliuu on lbc part of many i’oplliinls
In llouor of liarl Ll.
Wssulxnov. Supt. ll, M.\filli'llllllllillr
tinn of the murlcsicscurulioli l‘Zuri i.i
iiuuu l'baug ordcrs have lll'l'ii issued in
Admiral .\ic.\'nir of ilil‘ Asiatic station to
nmunbioal. Yokohama llili squadron uni
dcr his command or such vessels as may
be available. it is probable tin- squadron
will salute the curl on hi1 arrival at that
port and uxtcud anycourlc-yliml may be
ln the powur of tho illi'i‘fli l’uprl-suutmivnq
of the l‘nitrd Staten Ill Asiatic waters
Karim" liaiiroaoi M'r't‘lt.
iii‘Vlow. lilies. Sept. li.-—«.\ south
bound freight train on the Mobile and
tibia railroad jumped the track iu-rn. cum
plainly demolishing Hi can iundcd with
llnrcbamiiw. t'imrlca r-‘cull. u paints-rm
Louisville. wan instantly killed and E. ii
liuiie of Norfolk badly injured.
Mirbseia‘ first Ram in Amos-Ira.
’l'onoxm. Fcpl. l i. ~~-.\ilchm‘i.u. the Welsh
Ivir-ycil- rider. lilo prnicsniolmi champion
of lircai liritain. will meet John a. John
son in a match mm- ni lbrm- boats no the
'i'rmmtln inland irnt'k Halli. li'. ”ibis ivli.
be lilichaeis‘ firui moo in America.
Williams. "Is- l'uglliei. ”and.
i'ii'llsvmln. P's-pi. li.—v~(itmmn Williams.
a wall known iiRlilWi'l‘ll. puglllsl. dlcll
Mm: oi millsuulpilou. lic bad a record of
many virinr’ics In lineman ills home warfl
in "an var
r “ “ t.
i6 I
to
isn't it?
to the price of the Clothes; it isn't.
ventory prices just now that will save you moa-
Bring the boys, too ;
ey.
bridgeport !
For Norwaik people who want good clothes at
easy-to-pay prices. Here's how it is: You come
to Bridgeport and buy 35 worth of clothes here
and we'll pay yourlareoue way. iiuy$lo wbrth
and we pay {are both ways. That's fair enough
And don’t think the {are is tacked on
Before-in: l
they're included in
this offer, and they get a Spaulding bail and bat.
with every 82 purchase and ovc r.
Muss no.
BRIDGEPORT, GT.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
EASY IND PLEASANT TO TAKE l
rural
MEDICINES
EASY IND PLEASANT TO TAKE
At Our Prices! .
Geo. C. 'Stiiison’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St. So.Norwalk.
TOLD OF A BRIGHT SONGSTER.
The Lark u a Hinge-r. a Gallant Husband
and a Savory liird.
.\ bird which lili' i‘cils call a noble
sougstcr. which to French glllll'llli'iri it}
savory. and which is of grcai and
pmw-nuial lull-reel to naturalists :lmi
min-r lllrli Fliilil‘llls. is illc l'Illgilsll llll'ii.
St \‘u-l'ui allclupls how 1.: cu llllllil' to in-
lrmiucv it into the lfllltcll Statue. iln’.
tucil trials have met with indifferent.
itill'l't'as. Now and llu-ll n lurk i“. Scull
or a >moll flock pcl'ilaps. but :lslor :lllv
m. ll illcl'l-asu as \l'ould lnukc Ncw Yuri:
city a lurk lunrkct such as llicppm
“'ill rc i.l’illll,(lllll lurks ll£i\'l‘ lawn sold m
:l v. lulcl'. flow has ill‘i'il llollc.
Sumo mull \vould rulilcr pot choir
im lil illlo :l lzll‘il's ill'l':|.~‘i (lulu llcm' lts
<\\- I i, ally lligli r'l‘ilif. ilfii lili‘l'l' 3ml (lili-
l‘l'5 to “haul the song is. liclll‘. As :l
elm r it is famous. but as all ncllw,
lllu‘uizhll'ui purcllr llil'tl it isiv es known.
'i'bv Aulcl'icallcrow is crafty. avoid-
ill}: lbw slum-s. lilo gulls lillli traps wt
for ll; liii‘ siu‘lkc hi all iulilalivo bird.
'allmg its pn-y to ii and impaimu in
vb tho that it may lilo vur'lI-r ll‘iil' it in
‘lin'l H; lill' king bird is :lviurillgliglliur,
but llu‘ bull's illtclil‘gcnl-c isof a. iligilrr
u'llrl'. ll is said of llw lurk that when
«nous daugu r lucnaccs us lll‘ei it will
'al: ' i-iil' ol‘ lill‘ ytlllilu‘llll‘lln‘ on its bark.
n-uly it to a plum- oi' windy and return
o l‘lv-l‘lll' lhc min-rs. It Will also volume
,1.‘ pg": to .1 now limit lll'l'mll-(l ni' sumo
.lupl'lfl-cllml of flu- old. A story told by
‘ilc iivv. iiulwrf i‘. ngiuingulc is illzll.
he has seen lurks fill up a nearly empty
il'ulkim: place—4i ill-up, narrow cup—w
with In-ililils. thus bringing ilil' Water
to ill“ lop. “horn (in lr lliilscl-ulll cusliy
‘i'ill‘il it.
The mail- lark is a gallant fi‘illlW.
«impariug. in this rcelwcl. lliilNi favor"
lbly with tho Ailll‘l'il‘iiil liailimorn ni’i-
lic. It will fly to the rescue of its illl~
[it'l‘lll'li mulo With a rs with ssucss for its
will safely which piacca it among lili‘
lending fcuilurmi gclltivulcn. it in sub-
jccl lo hypnotic illiiuclu-r lo a. marked
ingrm. inasmuch as a trap which due
tilli lid cyva is most dcsirul'iivc. 'i‘bis
'raproueiuisofa iotoi' pic-(we of look.
luu glue-l slucl; on a two inch upriuht
«hall that is made to rl-l'oivo rapidly ill
.iw bright sunlight. 'l'ho lllrks como
from afar to «co lilo glistening thing
uni approach climb to it. falling down
l" a sort of hypnotic paroxysm and are
in u casily lukru iu the capiur‘s hands.
it in estimated iilul illll,uull lill‘lt-i an
hour pass m: l' llciaolund sonic nights
or uliulaliug limo. whiio bauuof if..uuu
in n night have been outdo by iramwrs.
-Ncw York Sun.
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A Good Supply of
TOMATOES
FOR
CANNING!
mzoc
a basket
CASII.
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11 North Main Street.
THE CELEBRATED
Hazieton
and ' '
Cross Creek
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FUR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
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RAY chill—B R08.
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The great
remedy for
nervous pros!
w. iralion and
, ; 3 all n:rvoos
" ‘2‘;disrms oi the
. , ‘r’ genrraiive or-
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r be: by mail: 6 boxer. for $5.“).
lion's CHEMICAL co. Prop's. Cleveland. one
Sold by all druggista.
ATTEN T I 0 Ni
Dr. F. W. Darmer
('au hcrcaitl-l- be scan at his llarinn office
only. \vilcrc lu- is: pro-pared lodouilwork
pertaining in tandem douiialry painless—
y. lino miuulc's walk from ilill tuniloy
cars or tllc ('ousoiidalwi it. it. details.
Fllri'illlIlWi‘illNllilWlly". Specialn point-
uu-uls lnndc-lo llavv- your «lvnioi1
done at rear own residence. ()lilcc
hours from H a. in. until u p. in. How
days. Hi am. until 4 pm. All Work
Hilltmiitl'l'li. and only the loci of ms-
tvrial used.
on.r-.w. Bonanza
Harpoon ‘ilcntist.
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