Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 9, 1898 · page 2

’1' ins amide;I ‘30 ton scientific
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6 pieces from 12l and 15

fron139 and 50
from 75 and 81

Remnants of Dress Goods at greatly
reduced prices.

’ Remnants of silk at
Short lengths 10t- (linghems nt
Short lengths. listings at

but. he add-
”to return unaue

“retort. It in added

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Summer Dress floods.

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1 nooiit‘ rel every tail
1! got that a recommendation
ite comparison. Theete
‘" lei-i Mon iii Gloonnhio refrigerators. 1 W e to
ryineide rt removable]I
prihoiti
It‘s a pleasure ‘d‘to it
“Here" he Groom roam; triple notion; cedar tub; most durable and
qulehew freeIer med ,1
~ hilt-“Viotor” Lawn: Mo ”slightest runner, quickest (hitter; adjnhtehle; ell
' ports mutations

RENOAEN

as soft no down and renders them moth proof.
you put them e’wey for the summer.

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one “oieenable
0“dot e‘ pal-tic e of w
node case. A refrigerator in the 1

Iolenne carpets but thoroughly eleanaeli
lan hots; removes every stain; makes them
Let us cleanse your hlanhets before

w. s. STURTEVANT,

North mlrt and Arm Imota.

Inuit! Nor-walls.

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Summer
Dress
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Draperies.

 

We invite your nttention to our

New Line of Shirt Waiata.

Not one t-nrrietl over from last year.

LADIES’

Weil-Ihroaaod ‘
VON?!

"All a doeidhd advantage over the one who is sloveuly
The elothos we sell here the proper style
and form. besides that youthful dash neeessary to
ituihe the young men of tutluy uppenr hwoutlturly

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ladies’ Capes and Jackets.

 

 

Silk illlll i‘lotli Cuties, styles of 1898,

A few left over from 1897 at half

llill‘il'iyiliirl in
Counterpuues,

Table Linens,
nutl 'l‘nlile i‘loths.

Also to our

PIQUE. CRASH AND LINEN SKIRTS.

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‘A. Dickermand - on,

84 Washington St. South Not-walk.

Francis a 00..

at Washington Itrut. .
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entire ttnlotl entitlitll- shell.
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Whanaaltdrlrlnx why not transom»

Comfort ind Style?

It attain you nothing extra at tho

E-XCELSIOR
LIVERV AND
SALES STABLES.

Our turnout: are all [min-t. IneludIna
the! Intent nit-Main

mmmmm

ll lai earn taken for Weddings. Receptions
IN‘ molt-as.
Driven to liver,- when desired.

Ola-r H. Iankd.

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“medium! and called torin any parl
”In
Telephone «all :l-I.

10,000 hull FOLKS,

wholestile and retail.

FliR'llllZEllS

of all the favorite brands.

Lawn Graaa and.
Grading.
Seeding.
Ploughing

and
Paaturagc.

 

South Norwnlk.

Stun ltrptttlunlni
ltllttnn
Milt haunt

M ling littoet. Norwalh.
linen Soap Powder.

For New hv uthe following lesdlua pro-
won A.l|'l‘ ave
Norwalh; 20m: in .titnn
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[in you wont any of the “lowing

Bramble Goods?“

 

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Horton lhinre.
wAmniuniliou.
on as.
Blue“ wlull latno ('illwtovoa.
ishl nu 'l‘leoh o.
(’M “limb".
ital return.
"We 'l‘ooltt.
Lawn Mowers.

Cl‘tllllllil.
Mllry Wire abuts In aim Alt hy
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'l‘tro the Win latte Air lo.

Comatoch. Watkins
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trlhotiona to the toad. hotrovar email.
will he acknowledged by adding the
amount to the appended list:

llenerul Russell h‘rcal $50.00
Mayor (‘. (i. llohannan 50.00
Nelson 'i‘aylor 50.00
Robert ii. Rowan 50.00
Marvin Brothers 50.00
Edward Beard . 50.00
Frank A. i-‘erria 50.00
.lohu Ii. lv‘crrls 50.00
Jeremiah lionovnr 50.00
James (lultieu 50.00
Christian swam 50.00

John H. Knapp 50.00

Bhenoaer Hill 5000
lclhert A. Woodward 50.00
George It. lonnaoury 50.00
lildwlu ii. lather/eon 50.00
Andrew Thompson 50.00

Peter l.. (Yuunlnphrm 50.00
Mortimer M. Lee 50.00
Jami) I. Layton "5.00
William W. Conialoch "5.00

Richard II. (initieu 25.00
l‘hurlea It}. Jennings 25.00
Oliver it. Hurd. New York 10.00

It. 'i‘. ,ll. Barnes. liosmn 10.00
tioorae l. Iiuxion 10.00
William ll. Reed 10.00
i‘olouel Ipslie Smith 10.00
1‘. J. Adamo. New York 10.00
lir. ti. W. Bent-dirt I000
A Friend. Ilostun I000
.l. 8. flammie. New York 10.00
Cairo Wood 2.00
Thomas hit-Quintin 2.00
.l. P. llailey. Newark. N. J.. .

Prod Routing l0.00
Raymond Brothers 25.00
w. it. Iloyt a lion 30.00
healer St. John. Ilownyton. 25.00
Hrs. Andrew Thompson. I). A. It. 100
ii. A. Mnthcwmn 25.00
(‘llflon hi. (‘ooloy L00
J. llnrrlson Cooley L00
l‘hnrles ll. Jltumernon 2.00

Mary A. Cunninaham. D. A. R. 10.00
i'. |.. (‘uunlnahann treasurer lion-
umontai asatlclmlon. transfer
of haluaee. MN?
The lilll & lluhbeil '3“me 00.. mm
James 0. Gm l0.00

Stephen it. Wilma 5.00 it

Raymond Bros. ..

v A. ii. Ravanaah 5.00
Alonao Wheeler 5.00
Young Resident 8.00
John Grant .50
Ahl'nham llarrlo
Vii tor W. l-‘ erria
John Oidoaarhlaper
B. Merrill
llohorl Foams:
Lottie ll. lleora
Wilfred "thine"
Mimi I. Wilma
I‘raahila A. 'I‘ollea
limo w. Gladstone
iliehard Norrie
J. irvlaa lnbhio
J. Edward Iialor
Charles I Truwhridn
David ii. lirehor
William I flotilla
Moor t‘uehaiaa
ll. lllrohord

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' ~ health that dim thoi Mott-to m

on tree treat the Monti one whom

- and Irritation: that nap nertous vital-

ity and demo my pity-teal tom.

irritation the mucosa membrane; ‘
as the result of the my ea sot caiarrh
end various allied to lilieaaeo
ahicg'are so apt‘ttt mm»: tel
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la the mm troltlv ob of
content lrrltAtit‘iti ot‘ horre-
that hurt checkedanaat careers and
broken plant inteiloota: thot has
hrou lit the athlelatlo the lflfl'lfld
the Iioaophor to the lead- hour: for
conenmptlon and Insanity are common
results of catarrh.

But. in tho Norwalhs the areal my
'if eatnrrh is at work. California OI-
tarrh can to waging race-aunt war
upon mucous diseases. Colds an bro-
ken up. tonellltia is relieved. diptlurla
In checked. bronchitis and consump-
tion are entirely prevented. and ea-
tarrh. the neuron of all the first IIIOII-
tioaod diseases. is cured; and Califor-
nia Catarrh Cure keeps on its great
work. curing and to cure. Note what
it to doing every day.

Mr. I). (l. Croft. ll East avenue. East
Norwalk. after eulerlnx with eatarrh
for yaara. tells of his relief as follows:
“I find that California Catarrh Cure
has relieved me very much. it keeps
my head and throat much clearer than
they had been for a long time. and
the relief is wonderful. Anyone out-
ferlng from eatarrh In any form will
surely find it an exrelloot remedy. It
relieves at ones, and I believe the re-
lief In permanent."

California Catarrh Cure in invalu-
able for the prevention and cure of
hay fever. Bold by all dealers. 50
male: three times as much. one dollar.

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lritleh laminate Urge lfaolo lane to

loop the Wasp.

handon. June l-Whatever may he
the policy of the United States toward
the‘Phillpplne islands. the Enpllsh
capitalists whose investmenta there
give them the right. to speak with au-
thority upon the conditions and mode
of the coloin are of one mind. Delo-
aations of London men reproaouiiit'i
some of the most important interests
in the Philippines have relied upon
Ambassador Hay to urge him to make
representations to the government of
their desire that tho linited Staten re-
lulu permanent poomaion of the Phil~
lpplne Islands. They are agreed in the
belief that with the luprnntee of a
«table government the Philippines
Wtillltl hot-onu- a richer and even more
desirable possession than (intro.

'l‘hoy turree. also. upon the stale-
meuls that the Spanish rule is one
which diuonmen business enterprises
and repels eapilai. and that the Mail-
ltnate prollte of their huslnetto are mon-

50 tiy abmrhed by direct and indirect

hriheu to Spanish olllrinls. Without
lilwral investments to serure the favor
of the ruiina clean. them gentlemen
tell the ambassador that no huaineas
operations can be conducted under the
regime of Spain. The intuition of the
Philippine capitalists Is one whit-h
prevents them from maltlnp a public
declaration of their views. fihould the
islands remain under Spanish sover
t-l‘lily lllul umernment might make
itlons lmrdtnsotne for business
on who were all moi-d as deoii'lnlu
el ’ e and who had made rt-veiaiionn
out Spanish nilsrule. They can
melti- known their desires only
thrmurh set-rut diplomatic channels as
they lnu'c done. The president of an
important Philippine company haviuit
ilu priuelpul olllce In London. who pre-
sented 0 statement to the unihailaador.
Iilu'unnml the question. but only on
ilte condition that his name he with-
hold. lie new the usual recital of ex-
toriiou l-y the «tilt-liti- who no front
Stalin to tin-w Islands as they no to
t‘ubu with the sole purpose of neuulr-
In us much money as tumulhle in the
shortest time. ile ridiculed the sul-
aeellou vthn' the Philippine insuraeats
could be induced by the tlpaalards to
turn» an all) ttaalnst the "tilted Iliatoa.
The uuilvvs. he deemed. would wol~
tum» any powr whieh would relieve
them from the doutlaaliua oi ilpaln.
Ile did not. however. seem to place
much i‘iililllltlllt'tt in the pond faith of
the revulltilolliaiil. sad incidentally re
loathed that he had linowlotiae that
more than one native insurrection had
hum llillplml and promoted hy the
limit-h «tilt-lair themselves for the In
”Need I't-t‘elIlml whleh would man- to
thorn llli‘tililll lhr importation oi
Iron at into the islands to suppress the
who lllltl. llnihn' pmr treatment the
islands. eithouah «insisting at several
tlilerent rut-es. would he entirely trac-
tattle.
‘l he hrtetvnt dileullloa the United
diatom would eaetstnior la maulaa
the island: wtsild route truth the roll-
Iinus ortlota. WI I have in! With
union to tau-on the natives and have
It‘t‘iillllllit‘tl taueh valuable aroporty.
the present iasurroelloa was as moth
as uprisluu earliest tho ehareh at
Mllillli tho ouruanu M. and was roa-
mtod he went saelety uleh had
I all“ in up” i pleats.
heart nllroe myvhlohhatl
spread thuntahontt lsiotti.
As an lit-lam of Iaaalah «dilatal
mural he told there tree hill ear
Waldo til loads in the island
entire allot-ae- at auhllo who at
a ottrtoaattaaroalehulluimlam

lamiaauanr hr the I
oleloal o apes-‘30 "II hart.
aoldtlopoo at! were
amt” Min in!“ mm
uttdu «traditions tarantula “he the do.
i ho woo mutual

woo surplus Australia and lilo Ah
rloa no a matey

in too. this Nitrates raid