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With “Home“? we con clesnsehitythiug from the finest lane handkerchief to
= tr "’ oo‘ ”lilhnhete beforethe th destro them, sod
test. Let u "must pieces sud never clo'h‘iledi.5 y
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Ladies’ SilkWaists.
“.49. “-50. “All.
A. Dickermiand
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wholesale quotations.
Weirdest lotto
Renegade“.
Entirei‘heil .
yesr’s goods. All the latest
novelties in night and do
works. We are reps
with nusnti . qu ‘ty end
price to supp y clubs. esco-
cistions sod deelers at lower prices then our N. Y. quo-
Revolvers of every cslhbre. enhs
Fnuc Belloons. Interns and Jon Enrhrellns.
lldren to see the lergest dispisy oi lime-
Fsirilsld Co. All goods delivered free.
w. s. sf“‘run‘f"1‘f "EVANT.
North Msln end AnnStrseis. South Norwsik.
Ladies’ Fancy Shirt Waists.
75c. $1.00 $1.25 $1.50
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for all
i”F’slntei‘ls" heavy woven. up-to-dste
' Hammock's. ' 1‘
moi-omit ’ ’ selected hard wood Croquet
”Delhi” finest'r'nbher Garden Hose.
nsines lire gusrentees ol' supe-‘
,‘.
, . . s none too good for. our trede.
m this *3“ 13.me Indian. Oil Cloth. Lino-
28 Styles of
Our charges are
Flags and Lanterns.
prices lower then present
shalt. that \
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LADIES’ SUIIER SKIRTS.
)rush. l'iquc and Duck.
Lndies’ Neck Wear.
101-. lbo. 26c. (tile.
on,
$4 Wsshlngton St. South Norwslh.
The .
Well-Dressed
Youth
lles s decided edveuiogo over the one who is slovenly
elsd. The clothes we sell here the proper style
sud form. besides thst youthful deeh necesssry to
inshe the young men oi tislsy sppeer beerrtslogly
dressed.
Fnflcu & co"
M 1 M
, . ssd Veg
., " » «entire it would
Ir orders. It wes
‘ engineer. whose
shed the rnnswsy
The esdsesr end
[rem whys , . seespsd snhurt.
The switch ' win pulling out oi
M ’“ the sssteheund main line
engine. necking
struch‘gs ntlsplsced
Jefrssr esr oi the helm
‘ «shine on the their: trash
W the engineer sod ilrelnsn.
wh heroes , unknown. sew the
collision wee nevisble. both iuinped
toihe ground. The throttle but been
opened but” slightly. but the collision
threw it wide open. end it went 0! at
top used.
'i'eiegrsphic eonmnnlestion no set
at _wor|1 along the reed inimedisteiy
sod preparations were completed at
Vsn Nest. for ditching the engine.
M the alert oi the engine from the
ysrds. locomotive 440. s irelghter. be-
gun to pursue her. The chess wss s
long one. i to Van Nest. Ive
miles swsy. Wthin ‘s tulle oi Vsn
Nest station the pursuer csmht the
runswey. The aremen climbed out oi
bis locomotive end then got on the
tender 0! the rsnswey. in s tow more
seconds he hsd hold oi the throttle end
hrhuhi the iocotnotive‘to is stop.
lssters m Vets-s filled
with these Dig Grebe.
A rsre sod phenotslneliy large her-
vest of blue elnw crehs is being nude
in esstem Connecticut. The sisters in
end about the Themes volley ere fsirly
siive with them. Blue cisws begin to
run in numbers siter July is. ususliy.
sad they hsve not been plenty for
yesrs. lore ere being csught every
day now then would‘be taken in the
height at the ordinhry season during
the middle oi Argust. The crabs ere
very isrge end ist.
At Bride brook. s streeni which ilows
into the sound nesr the Connecticut
river. o cow owned by s Insn nslned
Perkins. while stsnding deeply immer-
sed in the «ruling tide. wss sttuhed
by iierce end hungry bliss cisws in
such numbers end with such vehem-
ence ihst she wss driven beilowinii
from the weter. bloody wound» on her
legs beering evidence of the fury oi
the rrnhe.
hilt. ”Eli's csnnrnn PIONNB.
(‘ounty (‘otnminslonor late. who is in-
terested in carrier pigeons. sent it num-
ber to “(“0")“. \'o.. on Friday end
they were lilmrstcd there Saturday
morning. There were twenty-live in
oil sent South and of thin number eigh-
teen rcturned home Saturday night.
Mr. Lee had twelve oi his birds in the
group and ten oi them srrived honic
Selimisy siternoon. The iirst grim"
oi iour innded at his horns shortly oi-
ier 3 o'cloflt end the rest wondered in
between thst lime end 6 o'clock. ileu-
ry .Icssol bed eight birds in the bullet
nod six of then returned. linniei
Rysn bed one and it srrived with those
oi Commissioner Lee. A Hr. Wheeler
ecnt live but only one he- returned.
The others are espected st most any
time so it is probable that they had
niopped for rest. The disluucc rewr-
cd is 300 miles end es the time st
which they were liberated he» not been
sent yet. llio little oi the ilv is not
huown.-—»llridgs-porl illnntlurd.
PASTOR i‘Ai'Olli) Tlilt WHEEL.
The North ('ongregstionsi church. of
nriiheport. hss siweye been «(welder-
ed one at the roost sedate and quiet
pert-hes in the stsie. The new pssuir
wss ishen lundsy. wh
to the «minutiae si
in end evening serv ‘
invited to sitend e '
silernoon st I o'eioch st ‘
the purpose oi ion-leg I
lions at the older umber-e oi the one-
srvgetioe gieseed st mil other ie-
nsiriegly. hot the young people were
wild with astieipsthin. A number oi
the uses some here slresdi‘ uterted
to sense ietchtsg mlumu. Whoa
interviewed the reversed gentlemen
tilled that the ohierl oi the uraniu-
iios wee to bring eisou us-ishiiity
during the nest-er isoeths.
IAVANNA". MNANIDINA. JAW-
IINVII... TAIPA ANli KIY
W”.
The Innthern ilsiiwey end the ii‘. 0.
d i'. I. I” Mile Ihort idea. adore
the quietest the hetwese New Yerh
sad lsvssseh. “needles. .lechsss-
viils. 'i‘snps end tier Wm. Double
Mir service with through Felines
tiers New rat in fire
latex?“ st "I 1. end t id
'10:, se sit-reuse gesrd
s. In.
mid Isl Verb to (the
ere ushst‘fhm
llsul hey West. rerieii
veil es er surest A
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maul-sum:
velidwilo
p. toesyessflm
thee; “.mp8“;
dsr srsssrsioprovs‘ ten
theyerels
sends tevsrbshsd.
Ioldeverywhsre‘ withthewostl
"Favorite" on every biscuit.
Iehed isthsbest beheryis
New mud. .
moment-n. v
‘YMY’I '“m. y
”the, situation at Knolls in noohsng- .
ed. Dewey still keeping ihc‘spnninrds
in s state of terror. '
The Philippine insurgents have no-
tiiled United States Consul Willlhlns
thnt they desire the islands to become
so A-srioss colony.
Cubnss who have escaped- through
the biochsde repo‘ rt inst provisions ere
extremely woe in ,ii‘svsss'mpéiiinb‘e‘l
The Navy Depertincnt hes been no-
tified by Commodore Watson thst Gen-
eral Blsnco refuses to exehsnge As-
sisisnt Nsvsi Constructor Hobson and
his eompsnionu.
Generel Bisnco hes given notice thst
he will recognise no more tings of trees
Advices hove resehed Port Antonio.
Jennies. thst Gensrsl Bhnl‘tcr‘s srnty
hes arrived st Sentlsgo.
Spsin nys she csnnot relesse Hob-
son. becsuse his return to Amer
would give rise to s populsr dent -
strstioo thst would Itrengthsn the
lingo D"!!-
It is expected thst the iirst detach-
ment of 18.000 troops to csmp Fern-
sndine. Pit. will srrlve there next
Hominy.
(ionersi Schwsn hnu been ordered to
proceed with his commend irotn ido-
blie to illstni. prepsrstory to going to
Porto Rico.
l’nim mama and Porto Rico are
tsiien with less trouble then now es-
pccted. the president will probably cell
for 100.00" more volunteers.
i-Zight thousand more tempo sro to
be sent to reinforce flenersl shelter
st tientisgo. ‘ '
The three new battleships are who
named the Maine. Ohio end llssonri.
President McKinley nomlnstcd Adel-
hert Amos. of ileum-humid. end lo,-
seph W. i'iurne. oi New Jersey. to he
brisedler genersls. ‘_
iiebete on the ilswsiisn snnexeiion
rcuoiuilou begun in the lienste.
Adiuiuut tieucrni 'l‘llliiighnnt says
the Seventh rmlineni will he kept st
home.
Don Carlos. the Bpsnish pretender.
said. in nu interview. the! a rising
Igiilliul llll‘ government hilil only m
pmuumed because the usth is in dii-
flt'lllllcn.
Am." I‘D I!“ m.
Isdssshs thsvlsg n» roses
bestsesgm.
(By Aeseeisied Press.)
Boston. June ti-‘l‘he Journei todey
- publishes the. ioliowing special in.
Washington:
"News hes just been received is
' \h'sshimoe ot the sttenpted assessin-
stioo in itevsns oi (‘spisin Osssrsl
lot lliesro. by Merisno iieive. e roses
some" oi the volunteer smy. sed
s rendition oi elsirs in the Ouhss
espitsl elm-st bordering no «relation
es a consequence. *
"The volunteers porede the streets
uncle-red crying ‘Vivs Weylsr. down
with lisseo' The people. pertieslst-
iy the Aatoeoevieie. are leeviy es
residiy es possible. end (losersl lies.
as sounded so he it. holds dsiir e-a
veins.“ with ed” manners oi the
sleeve. w sppsrsn pew.-
iees to bring «‘3: s undue-seem
stste oi elsirs
"The siteetpiui titties oi the
isii seeerel wee uses the ween
ire-1i
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