b
Myflasssd’te‘mre Insurgents.
. surplus. ‘
(1'le All" to INVEST THE EAST
Prep-as ta laid tetanus, Havana and
Plant do) Bis Minus-whim
frightened Over a Report that It»
large-ts Propose 'ta Invade Paula
Item-Coastal lugatssot days Is to
Willing to load Georgia Troops In
Cass at War-(lasers: Graham Assn-tar
Command of Department of tin Gall.
Havana. via Key West, March 17.—
itnptlrtant advices (rout the insurgents
show that General usaimo Gomez has
sent a mission to the insurgent chiefs
in middle and western Cuba~ tellinx
them of a great movement that is likely
to so through successfully. General
Panda, from Santiago de cuba, ordered
the Spanish generals Castellanos and
Tongue to entrsp the insurgents, num—
bering train 2,500 to 3,000. under Ilene—
Ill. Capote and Cobreco in Puerto‘ Prin-
ripe province. ills plans he supposed
were perfect, but the insurgents flanked
the Spanish and are now moving to-
ward the Jucaro trooha. it able to get
throng!» as they have done before by
the ills of dynamite, these leaders and
a large force are expected to raid lia—
tatteae. flavatta and possibly Pinat- dei
lilo during the next 15 or ill days.
All negotiatlohs on the part of Rami-
rea and Chats: near Manuuluo are
trainees. Not an insurgent of any rsnlt
whatever has surrendered. An impor-
gt taction of Autonomiats at Santa
rs and listeners declines to take
part in the coml g'electlons on the
ground that General Blanco has not
carried out important instructions in
the establishment of the Autonomic
government. ,
It is believed that the deaths of the
insurgent leaders Capito. Alvarez and
hunts. first reported as due to their
own comrades, were really due to the
treachery of the Autonomlst governor of
Santa Clara. Senor Marcos Garcia, who
made an appointment for a conference
with them and then had them macheted.
Math Its-tall” sad Daplldty.
A newspaper correspondent at Ma—
tansas tells a sad story not only of the
suffering there, but of the difficulties
which the bureaucratic methods of the
Spanish officials plat-e in the way of
therellci even of those who are uctu~
silly starving. For instance, a bridge
has to be crossed in conveying the
stores from the vessel to the ware-
ttousc. The local authorities actually
tried to charge it full for each cartlontl
and were only prevented by on order
from the governor.
Except for the bomberos (local lire—
. i it is feared the local organisations
wil 1‘19 9.7““ III the Work it! dlllflltu—
.ion, earl: man trying to fayor his own
friends.
Advices from tissue la Brandt- an.
meager. but it is fair to assume that the
same condition of things exists time.
Fortunately. Consul Brice at hintanzas
andpomml Barker at Baguo are ener-
gs‘tic men. who know the situation and
have the confidence of the people and
the authorities. They will do all "try
:an to speed the relief.
lit the hearing of a correspondent of
tistansas a custom house officer on the
wharf called out to a crowd of startimc
[people who were crying gremlliy for
'nod: "Do you thinlt the Americans twm
this food? Well. th- y dill not if was
sent you by the rich Spanish in New
to»: mil."
if It happens that the lwttor claim of
porn brush up their seedy clothing or
nave shoes left to scour when appealing
for relief. they are up! to he headed off
try the lipanish officials with the re-
Willi: "You are clean. You wear shoes
and you do not need help." iiuf relief
until is being systontntlsed all over tit--
,sland. llavana included, and new-r re.
suits an attained each day.
* (in flash Invade from» If».
The dispatches from htatlrid and New
York received hers have caused it great
sensatitm. it is reported that the i-lpan-
ialt government has learned (mm its
secret agents in New Yorit that the
Cuban residents in the l'nited i-italm
and outru- t'uiutn oftic-vts who haw» ,1.»
really arrived there front tit-nerai tlsr-
cig‘s comp are planning an important
expedition to invade the island of Port.
to Mo. Mir lloft l’lo fiuyon. “punish
hill" of lorrign nil-It's, sent to liq-nor
do y Brrnahe in Washington tode n
lions dispatch instructing hint. sat-onl-
mg to the filtrdrid rorrv-opondvnt of La
“ultra. to unite all efforts to tin-wot, at
any post. the departure of such on rs.
tradition.
In pillclal rim here is it publicly
declared that lirnor Polo y llernshe has
resolved the most relishin- information
concerning the piano at the Cubans. and
that the man who is to command the
audition is timer-l Jose harm slur.
lot. a heave veteran of the Fulton star.
who has Just arrived in New Yorlt from
mes.
The ”him here and in llpsln has
teen minister over this sews that an
official declaration has item siren out
by ”or m to the effect tilt the
though trotting close
assets! m. titttttstor of war. is.
Mumiflamftfiloosmsl
stilts,“ lotthuscarefataoitey
slits
times-s ‘seootemou.
warmest-m at.” r»
”em“
WW flan-ll 11%!” At.
gsrhasaalsamtnmmtnem
warm ”must of the sathttral
“Windham unit an ad»
cw ralllag format iron on»
Whom eanm Tiles-r wit.
mmmmm truttttlis
earthworm.
'fiflrflmaflflhmflfl
in the acqulmnsnt of arms and amino-
nltlon.
A generous proportion of the 87.225.”
will be employed in the liquidation of
obligations entered into in anticipation
ot the passage of the appropriation bill.
In all the work to he awarded a spe-
cial provision will he insisted on that
the private firms engaged ln’fliilllgror—
dets for the ordnance department shall
undertake to put on day and night
shifts and under no circumstances en-
‘llse in any Other work while the or.
ders remain unsatisfied.
The bids for the new shot and shell
are made returnable at the ordnance
office at 3 p. In. on Monday next. The
shot and shell are of the heaviest dev
scription. What are called for will be
for use against lightly armored or un-
annored ships and for "deck piercers."
being thrown from mortars with a
plunging fire onto the declts of vessels
lying off the coast.
There will he 187 ill-inch solid shot, 910
12-inch mortar shells weighing too
pounds each. and 500 12-inch mortar
shells weighing 1,000 pounds each. As
these projectiles will he of cast metal.
they will be much cheaper than the
wrought steel shell and shot ordered
yesterday. These are intended forat-
tacits upon the battleships and heavily
armored vessels.
WOULD FIGHT AGAIN.
coastal langstrut llays Ila Would had
(leargians In War. ’
Atlanta. March U.—Brigadier General
William D. Graham. the commander of
the new department of the gull, has
arrived in Atlanta. accompanied by
Colonel John Simpson, chief quarter-
master of the department. and Lieuteno
unto. F. Barney. his aid dc camp. The
general was received by Colonel Coolt
and other oiflcers from Fort McPherson
and was escorted to his rooms in the
Aragon hotel. A reception was given
for him there last night, after which
the Fifth regiment band serenaded him
and his stad’.
As soon as preliminary arrangements
for the establishment of headquarters
are finished General Graham and Lieu—
tenant Barney will malts a tour of the
GENERAL lAiNt‘llIl’l'ltEET.
new department. including all the sea-
hunrtl cities.
General Graham said to a correspond-
out;
“From a strategic point of view there
cannot be any question of Atlanta's
advantages over than Antonhr as head.
quarters for the department of thc gull
From Atlanta one can communicati-
I’Fatllly with all motions of the depart-
mvnl. This is a point from which "trims
could be thrown quickly in any dim —
thin It It Willi desirable for the govern.
"lent to do so. There will b.- nn addi-
tional ttmips brought here at present
and there will he no change in the gar:
rison."
tirnrrol James hingstroi-t, l'nitrd
illoir» railroad commissioner and vote
”on of the Mexican and civil wars. in
a letter addressed to an old timrgln
l-tffilitllt‘ has vat-rested on enthusiastic
willingncta to lend hilt old foliowent to
Ifulm or to the dl‘lf'fllfl' of America's
masts. The letter contains the follow.
ing declaration:
"if the lllflt' should t-Vt-r come when
the government shall call for our friends
to enlist you may rely upon it I will go
with you again and do my best with
you. My serviccs and my swmd art- tit
my country's call. and l nm us ready
to rcatmml at my present my» as i was
a. a young lieutenant In it“. i feel
the martial nnfor of my youth. rind the
blood flows faster and thv- pulse beau
quichrr at the thought of the t‘ifllliull'l
rust and the mushrt’s sipping."
THE counter iNQUlRY.
flats». to stay West. lull amt Ital-talus
split-sits;- silence.
Kory West. Month l7. The arrival oi
tin court of inquiry from llat‘nnn on
tho Mangrove was not unexpected. but
the extreme mntcry wnlrh hits sur~
rimmed the behavior of its tnetttlwrs
is in strong contrast with their forum
mmduct at Key West. The most deh-
ttlte statement ohtslmihir mm from a
minor oi the t'otlti. who said. "I do
not lit-tow whether we will hold a are.
slop here, lit“ l suptmse we will."
The only definite devvloptneat which
followed the court's arrival was the re-
iease of the leave orders of listen oi
the stators ollcerm matter which has
hem lying her»- at the pleasure of the
court for more than a week. Thomas:
«intern will remain here, although flu
only apparent reason for their Silent}:
some is that they may testify further.
one of them said to your «mold.
eat:
’ Moswhosntohslmhehiod
an probably wanted to testify as to the
minute condition a! various parts of
the Maine ptevltms to the esplottion.
I‘ot' imam. ”turn will?” II in ills
snarl hit-slits! of mine particular angle
this might he reunited to taste the
W teem-fir «met, “may
i am fully mutilated that the «tart oi
mum has none to a Moire nmclw
stirs regarding the cam."
I'M the shesssavtni Mm. it is
safe to say that the mart will report»
tear- and heat tosiloomy, llut all the
Baltic m "pact to m sway its
naturally. The parrot impression to
that the evidence thus tar rim-rived was
carefully gone out yesterday and the
Mmhm'ttouaionotmmn
m ml! lwlw wilt-m
was held ashore. lint it is understood
that a consultation took place between
the officers of the, court and that Rear
Admiral flicard's wishes were communi-
cated to those who had not talked with
the nest continuum personally.
Alltong naval oihoers it .is'genera‘ll!
believed that the court of Indflllv ll”
coins to the definite conclusion that the
explosion was external and'tliat the
court is now only busted over minor
technical details. The opinion is. how-
ever. only an opinion, for, with the es-
eeptlon of the members of the court,
Rear Admiral award and Commander
West. no one here has any real cue to
the final decision. One of the officers of
the Maine said to your correspondent.
”I believe the Maine was blown up
from the outside; but. judging from the
questions asked by members of ,ths
court when previously here. I am utter.
ly unable to ascertain whether they
have even countenanced such a solution
of the disaster. 1 have tallied with fel-
low omcers, and. batting their opinions
on the character of the questions asked,
they, too, were bound to confess that
they were Just as much in‘ the dark."
Amid cheers from their fellow surviv-
ors and friends, the following officers of
the Maine left last night on the Plant
line steamer (ilivettc, via Tampa, for
the destinations indicated after their
respective names: Lieutenant (i. F. W.
Holman. New York; Lieutenant John J.
Blandin, Baltimore; First Lieutenant of
Marines Albertus W. Catlin. Newhurg;
Lieutenant George Blow. Chicago; Cu»
det Washington, (ioldshoro, N. C.; Ca-
det Crcnshaw, Greenvlile, Ala, and
Boatswain Larkin. Philadelphia. All
expressed the lteenest pleasure at start-
ing for their homes after the terrible
experience of the explosion and the
wearlsome delay that has followed it.
With the exception of Lieutenant of
Marines Catlin they arc ordered to their
homes to await orders. Lieutenant Cat—
lin is to report by trlegraph to Wash-
ington.
Hm Ills!” For Key “'0“.
Washington. March il.»~l’reparations
were made yesterday to add six small
vessels to Rear Admiral Slcard‘s force
at Key West. One of these- ships—the
Marietta, which is on duty on the Pa—
clilc station-will in all probability be
brought around to the Atlantic coast
and placed at the disposal of Rear Ad-
mlral Bicard. in obedience to orders
sent her Tuesday. the Marietta left San
Jose. Guatemala, for Panama. and up-
on arrlvsi at that point she will prob-
ably be ordered to continue her voy.
age down the coast.
the battleship Oregon. which will leave
San Francisco on Friday, will catch the
Ilarietla, and that the two will proceed
together Ifulflld Cape Horn run! up the
Atlantic must.
i)! the remaining vessels to go to Key
West three are torpedo lulull, and the
others are the dispatch imat Dolphin
and the gulllmitt hiarhlas. The torpedo
but“! which life to lw plain! in com-
mieuion shortly lift‘ the Rodgers, the
tittyn and tho Talbot, unit-rs which
hot-o lwvtt issued liy tho navy deport-
nicnt require the latter vessel to he
delivered to ill" istnrti of inspection and
survey on Saturday. The board will
prm on! in tho hunt to Norfolk. and on
the trip damn tho t‘hcsapeulte will try
her for "it-ml. 'l'ltls artlon is unusual.
but it was explained that this is an on.
usual period In the muniry's history.
and ("flit-flay hosts must he had and had
quickly.
Italian Warship Probably Purchased.
London, March l7.«Acconling to a
special diatom-h from ltonte.‘ Admiral
llrin, ili-- “illIiln minister of fllllrlilt'. in
an ambiguous rrtrly in the t‘llalfl’tl'l' of
(II'DUIII‘S )‘t‘nlt-I’tlliy nilcrnm-n guin- lhl'
Impression that tho I'ttflcd Hint-'3 haul
purrlmsed the hrmorcd t'fllllil'r t‘mlu
Alli-«Ito.
The ('nrlo Allwrfu is n sin-l nritiored
cruiser of moo Inns, .135 font innit, .19
let-t in the lawsuit find with :t maximum
draft of :52 fo-rl ll itu'hes, and Mill lruili
lit Spell" in lhitti. liltr limt o SIM-w! of 2!)
knots; her normal moi supply in Low
tons and her ltnlinn ivvfi'llilt'lllt'lll is “ill
mm. 8hr entries I: il-lnrlt quirk tiring
guns. 8 lilo-h. 2 lilo-h, lo Blflllit‘lt,
to l ‘rlflf'li guns and 2 ntaxims. Sht- hits
5 ‘til’hl‘fln fttiws.
lipsla‘s Iwrpeda floats Coral-g.
Madrid, March l7. .. The torpedo
Itltitlllf'uii has arrived at Lns l'aimns.
t'anary islands, tin-rt- it has been re-
rely-«I with tho grotto-st enthusiasm.
Admiral llerroeju, fit» minister of ma,
rim. conferred yosin-rulny with it rot»
rcsentntlve of the I'ontponin Trout-m-
launch with it view of arming the rum.
party's steamers.
Montgomery to Leave Havana.
ansna. March il.~~»'l'he Fern is es.
pet-toil to arrive hero today In replnm
thr- Montgomery as "l" lif'iltlitlllli'tt-ri
of l'aptain ililsbnv nnai Milt-rs who or»
sutmrvislng the wrw‘ltlhg Work on the
Mama», The Mutitgotm-ry will go til
Key West shortly after the srrivni of
the Vern.
film Mrs Illa Yacht.
New Yorlt. March li.-llon. l'tmy
Belmont has Bflimitlaly placed his
steam yacht list-hells at the disposal
of the nasun case of war with Host».
usher Ital-sis tribunal-ll.
Philadelphia. Itart'h i7.-w-’l'he light be.
tween Peter Ilaher anal lite" ti'lronneil
came to a sudden moi last night. usher
finishing nit-tiers in short order. in "it
shroud "mod. after two minutes’ ilsht-
isg. liter- was to swear that tin- ref-
eree ended the contest. Mailer knot-it'd
his opponent down three firms in the
first mood and was sent to his hopes
once himself. U‘Dontteil went down
three tnnss is the arctmtl before the ref.
em interfered.
W
AM” ‘IWO fall-v, m
Bridgeport. (‘00th Earth ‘7.““9
when”! the ”the“ “Win nonpany,
la the town of I'airhsttf. were damaged
slow! ”5.”! by lire last evening. “not.
valuable tttarltimy was moth-ally
mind it? water. which is the cause at
the loss list" on heavy. '
W
has 0W for Jaha- Mina
Anti-will. llsrth llsm‘t‘hs house of
“mm has defeated or a my.
cats thfwi‘ to Wis W per
m I? iii ”If! U Ill If M
m I"
a
. m. w .wmw-fiam m
r
it is expected that ,
t in (lines
Aboutvlti‘ ..
1! this we Wished anywhere the
but in South.“ orwallt. that is, if the
statement given briow went the round!
of tilt: press. rt’tldtri in Boston or New
(Means would not lwiieve it. In the
chr nature of thing» men and women
wil not believe that a simple little III
would have any clln't on humanity w en
the subject is In :x st'fintta condition.
When it has that trim. when the any
is a living whom. prrhups a neighbor.
South Norwalk pimple. at least. cannot
possibly deity ii—~—p:irttrularly when in-
vrstigation is courtmi. Now ask Mr.
Gui. Waircn. U)sl¢l’ planter and
dl'illl'l’, oi No. 1 Clirstitut slit“. and set:
if he will corroborate personally what
he says publicly. Mr Warren says:
”I have hum SliIlI't‘lL‘tI to inclement
weather. and. it h omit- possible that
estimate “bile cuprrmtrmllng portion»
for branches of my litlifflt‘ls induced
kidney troubles. M all events, when
consignments we bring shipped to Eu-
rope. and this is tlu- limit-:4 part of the
teashn, I feel my luck troubling "to
roost. I ltttrw I luv} Is'Illllt')‘ complaint
for :l Ion l'ttnc. :itui t-ltnm‘ittg in we
Dunn's mm; I’IH‘.‘ :tdvrriiwtl as a
kidney ft'liit‘tly. and not a cure-nil, I
had confidence t’iiviiigIl in them to go:
a lynx. in I’la'otcdl «inn; store and try
”in". 'I'lir t‘trnl hm convinced me that
titty wuc but Will” I ilrt'clt‘t}, so 1 took
another. I did lin! rcqtttrc any more
after that. for my imvk became well.
I prcsrrilx'd them Mr my son. who hit»!
a weal; back from boyhood. They
cured him."
Dunn's Kidney i‘tih on sold for so
cents per but. or m lmtn {or $2.5;
Foytcr- Milliurn ("n Buffalo, 3". Y..
sole axcnts for the I', 5. Scot l1 mail
on receipt ot' prim: For sale y all
denim. Rcmt-mhc-r tlu- nantc~Doan's
--aod take no fillbsiillilt'.
we
“3?...
w
18". t. ISIS.
Offices. till Main Street.
”M mar. (10."
SPRING TRIPS!
cm: uni: excursions.
Including tin-sis moi ntmunmlatimw,
New York to
Charleston, S. (3.,
tool rt'tlint:
Intermediate Round Trip,
First l’ltuu Round Trip.
$24.
yrs.
Sm York In
FLORIDA,
:nul n-lnrti:
I Interim-dial.~ ltonml 'l'rlp, whim,
First i'latss ltouml Trip, I-l.’l.:lil.
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trans stfllitiuii ull lIll‘ In'alillfill 51.
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For full tmrtirulum we your "curt-st
tlt'ltt-t iluv'lll, or wrllv in
Passenger Department,
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’tt.,
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'1‘. «a, Elli-Ill, Wm. I'. rum: .9. mi,
’l‘tafllc nintmm-r, ”l'llt‘l‘fll our-tits.
GEORGE l". BEARSIS. Agent.
t’lly Nailvmnl Ilonlt, Ho. Norwolk.
ll.l.,il.ll.tndll.li.R.Timtl'tblt
in sleet November 2!. not.
have sour" nonwam ran
new YORK.
A. I.-12.53!. 4.551. 6.451. ”I. ‘15.
7.13. 7.56:. “7:, Mills. ”6. till,
10.36:. 11.31.
P. “will“. MI. 2.2“, 8.04. 4.”.
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1‘. “3-1.“. 2.00;, 1.03:. 3.80:, 4.013,
as, 4.“ $02!. 0.00:. I.“ 1.”, t“,
litmus".
A. tea-ulster. “0. ”I.
1‘. H00.
ways amrrtt mwau: so:
saw “Am.
A. It.-l.il. 1.20s. us. MI, “I,
hits, tests, their. fur. ..
f'. mamas. 1.11. ”Is, as, m,
m. mes. Mi. tall. tut.
W is addition to shore. p.
“a 1.3. ”is. ”I.
William
A. mutt“. Lita. ms, m.
P. 14.15.
As a is“ m
A VA” an.
t! m m m
‘wus. man too
m
moses.
1 1a or
Most
Every fashionable
in the hat stockwcopies of the Knox, Dun-
lap and Youman's blocks. The best Derby,
55; the second best, $2.50;ti1e good kind,
lite Meigs Special, specially made
for us to be sold at a special price, $1.50.
Alpincsin all the newest shapes and
shades are ready, beautifully trimmed and
2.
line in quality. The
.5250; good ones at $2 and $1.50. Sizes for
little heads, loo.
New and nobby
wear invite your attention.
fabric and cut, perfectly finished and low
priced. Spring ticckwear and fancy shirts
ready for our seeing, ‘
Last pring’s Sutisand medium weights
are selling rapidly.
want yours.
jlncs into.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Open lender, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
melt prefer to b y a 85-hai for 33
rather than a $3-hal for“. Hats cannot be
made better than the best. The best, wiih
. our label in, costs 35 here; with a fashion-
able hatlrt's label in ii,
to ‘
$5 at some siores.
block 15 represented
best. $3: next best,
oversacks for .spring
Modtsli Ill
Better hurry if you
.
' has every virtue that
lard lacks. Lard has many faults that
Cottolene is without. Cottolene is
of refined cottonseed oil and carefully prepared
beefsuet and is as pure. healthful, a
the highest grade salad oil. As good as the best ,-
olive oil for frying and better than any other Ina-
tcrial for shortening, Cottolene is even (,1 E ‘
more economical to use than lard.
The genuine (‘ottoiena is sold ererywhe
one to tan
marks-"f
yttuu scream—on every tin.
sold in any other way. Made only by
I'll” I. K. PAIRIINK mlrsxr, Chicago. Ill. Louis. XIV York. mum
and yellow tins. with our trade-
olrna" and star‘s ham! in ma»...
Not guaranteed ll
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composed _, ~
ml nutritiousas
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rein
Old Gold and Silver.
(lid ”old or Silt’cr'ol’ any kind; olii broken or discarded
Watches, l'ltaltw, Jewelry, flpoons, cm, in any condition.
PULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR AIII LIOIIIII',
-_.s;y ._...
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Opera House Block.
You can just as Wt'II «Io i
owns... Horne.
Norwallt. Conn.
t as to pay rcnt if you will
act at lllll't' while in good health, and cover the mortgage
by one of the popular low
mic policies issued by the
COIIECTICII‘I’ GILBIL LIFE IISIIRIICII COIPIII. through h'. S.
L'IIIIMMEIIII'II', Agent.
I
t. l
I I
l i
Wall 'Paper
in till variety of new tillfllt'fl, «rims and
designs is what you will find in our
intuit-one tinting sort. "or motto.
lion for artistic wall tlmtrallcms. anal
our discriminating taste in nit-Ming
the flower of the tit-signer soul the man,
“Mum, is an withstand that won.
nto-nl is tunic-«nary.
Wall Pat-us
l’alnlsrs’ ”undies.
Arilsts’ Materials.
Pictures ”stud and Unframed.
Mm rite-ted to (litter.
Painting and Paper ”Wilt-
«-..m- .
mum»,
is its-itinerant ”trait,
fissile Kuwait.
(has.
Mi“ Ff ill Dill”.
THE ORIENT
LIAD. AT Vim DOLLARS.
A hotter win-cl then can its pro»
olimvl by other “KIIIII'II‘D for .75.
till! ILSO Illfl Emu POI Sit.
lime-r limit any Oil wliccl on
the illnrht'l. l‘annut he «gosh
iml in town for “it.
If you {MM cheap whirl».
which i would on“ egg int-sin
on, i can IllntIv-Il them it ”i.
A Full line of insults Wheels.
REPAIRING.
til’llISll In Mflu‘ at hand and your
whorl mag nml ovorhauling. I «no
ploy ashi ed workman, no toys, sntl
all wort o-ntrusttsi to me is guaranteed.
”riot: in your wheel int-fawn I am over-
crowded with wort. Volt-uniting a
"infinity.
H. A. Saunders,
i! Mirth Main st., it». ltorwsllt.
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cit directions for putting
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HINTS BY MAY HANTON.
The simple straight shirt has It)".
advantages nt’N' all other styles and It ‘
generally preferred for light weight
materials. The mminl shown is all”
and one~halt yards in width and dill“
with a placket at. tho centreobaeh. It
is lined throughout with pcrcdine and
is trimmed with three bands of velvet
ribbon.
f'DIIN’IPil in gathcrs and arranged to
fall molly at the front and sides.
To mokc this sizirt for a girl of ten
years will require two and 099.”:
yards of forty’four-lnclt material. Tia
pattern. No. 7241. is cut in sins the
girls of six. eight, ten, twelve and {We
teen years .
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whines. and mail or take it to
Stunevanl's Bargain House.
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herons in Court.
Mrs. Don‘t Gordon Brand, of Lair.
go. near f'hariotlesviilc, lnd., will m
maki‘ an exhibition before a jury other
remarkable dexterity in picking chick-
ens, in order to win a lawsuit growls.
out of her recent oiopetnent and star.
ridge. Some months ago. Max Gouda
than, a thrifty Ut'lrrt'w, settled in La-
.ioxu. itllil began a wholesale poultry
imam-w. employing his sisterrltt'lt'.
him-t liorn (ionlun, Hit a chicken pick.
or in his altiiighlrr limttw.
'lIlt‘ liltic- lilti) won VPI')’ pretty I“
on raw-ti picker, lit-routing in mm “
lif'i’ Vbtll‘k iltv' lit-Ho ii! iii? IDVIL She
mum fell in 1m:- with her most m
wow-r, ’i'lmthzm llrzmn, owner of a saw
mill. moi l’liiti'rli'tI him in optic ot'llw
protests ol’ IlI'i' ri'Iitlliflt.
liwr iIiipt‘tllv iii rouse-ll unit:- a m
tion and iicr lirothcr mine post halls
{mm i'IiIt ox”. “fit-ring llf'i' $2.5“), II. ll
.za'loi. ii olw wot-till i't'l'illllnt‘e the We
ring». so» ittaiignitnily refused and
wait wnoonwd by her family. The lilt-
trrncas Ilitu engender-NI grow I”
and finally lira, "ritlltl titted W
(or trio, allrgcr to he «luv ll" for Mr
lug chirlwm: at. i cunt. apiece, la fleet
man's poultry homo».
Tho trial of the rasc wna a m Ol-
citlng on». all truth factions wars b-
tensoly hitter. 1'li»i jury. amuse.
disagreed. some of the jurors nonh-
liming it who!» for the plat-ti! is
pick mm tools in the length of flu!
in “Mill in complainant all!“ I”
tiltl.
court so! ilrr- (‘IIM'H down It?! II Dr
Mrs. lirnnn at now insisted that in ‘ L
mallow rehmrlnsr, and spirited” be
rliirmi that. til the nest trial the m
remnvc all ptnstlltlllty of such a hill-
rapplog doom, illu- has annual! m
ills- mim lllitt oi the nest trial 1” .
try house and witness a mleal “it":
inry shall go with her to a local '
numsirntion of fur altilily as a “I
on pirlwr. ilhe Willows to has! 1!.
item killed lit-fore the MRI“?
dress tlmn while they wan.
ilrtattn‘s friends say aloe m “I”
{nurture from fowls aim as W“
the) m be killed and W laini
'Kllllfl l'ity Journal.
it is announced that. the W“?
with in New flares have m;
that Yale students who are ‘
tum-tot will in mum tsetse ’
not snow: inrmii of Oner ‘I ‘
ill has: Mm lit.» "mam
0..» mum of this new 7* i"
the Musicals may its reports! In!“
faculty, even if not WW. ,
After writing fmyitwo m “*1:
l'osamirot state mus. m
Minis resigned his petition M
w'l‘ltslratlaeiistashlt
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