m ”ape-annual.- “knew. Ethernet. 1m. hr Associated ere-J M 3W hm Hula Rona. Ja- n Sin-fie insinuate on Wednesday. MI. reported that theilerman gun. ' ;. hit it... in Subic Bay. refused to . am than to attack the Spaniards V the matte island. Rear Admiral De- . aw promptly daapatehed the United are» minor- Raleigh and Concord W the matter. On enter- ”‘llbio Bay the Raleigh opened tire ‘ . Hike torts. whereupon the trans slip- ” her cable and steamed out by the “If channel. ‘ [I reopens to the tire oi the Amerl~ ”I warships. the Spaniards number- . y ever live hundred men. surrender- ‘ ""‘mthln‘. N‘ returning to Manila. the Irene Weilthat she interiered ” in the m at humanity." and altered to ”flavor to the Americans the retu- ais‘i shelled on board. Admiral De- ”. however. declined to accept them. Governor-General Auxustini halt is- “ a proclamation promising to mot autonomy to the islands and ot- the inaumenta inducements to Join the Spanish iorces. General Aq- uinaido. the insurgent leader. in re- ‘W. aid the overtures oi the Spanish col-alder came too late. The insurgents. on July 6. made vig— arena attacks upon the Spaniards. from all sides with little result. They 4|th the Spanish biockbouitee and trenches north at Manila and captur~ Oil the Spanish gunit at Santa Mesa. ‘_ There was a furious muskctry tire all night long at San Juan. Santa Ana. Mo and Pasayl. the Spaniards re- plying with artillery innsttctry. The inlurgent artillery is not operating. About tour hundred native militia It Santa Ana have joined the Insur- lettl. The insurgents have rushed the Ma- late entrenchmcnts. pushing forward to the walls oi the tort. luit they had to rctiri~ at daybreak. It is probable that hath sides lost one hundred men each. The Americans and insurgents are acting independently. built contluctlnt: their own operations and hoping to involve an annulment sitcrwnrds. The extent and duration oi iicncral Agulnaldo's influence In uncertain. liut it is certain that the Mohanintcdans oi the math archipelago ignore him. and the insurgents oi the island at Luzon and other regions are content to use Aquinaido until the Spaniards are ex- pelled. when there will he a state of chaos unless a strong iorce oi Amt-ri- cans assume control oi the islands. The secret Katipunan society. which was chieiiy instrumental to organising the campaign. is not ilitt-d. it is said. to litliiitt in administering the govern- ment at the Philippines. The Americans are postponing oper- ationa itntii they arc iuiiy propltrotl tor any contingency. The natives are proving lutractabie. About thirty thousand Americans are expected here shortly. which will enable them to eflectlvciy control the whole oi the Philippine islands. in the meantime there are tittieren- res between the insurgent t‘llli'il-i and Alliinaiilo. The latter is reported to be aware that he cannot capiurc Mu- nila without the Americans. but a ma- Jority at his iollowerit are conlidcnt that he can. in any i‘iitic. they consi- der it desirable that he should attain a intuition which would enable hint to mitt the heat terms pointihle with the Americans. Accordingly. the insur- gents have abandoned their attitude oi inaction and have arranged tor iurtit- er revolts on the part oi the hitherto loyal natives. The Americans are drilling person ently and promise to matte splendid hunters when the time arm-s tor tin-in to lake the hold enlist the ttpitaiariht. The sanitation at t‘aviie is damn-r- entity neatected. it is reported that Alacitto and tour other northern Philippine lenders who supported Agulnaldo during the lion insurrection. until they tiuarrcileti. it is alleged. ovttr sharing the plunder when the tipanlsribt are said to how bribed theta tit leave the country. have now returned train iloua Kohl. limit” in. to relout Aauinattio. bttt have lw' inturluom-tl m tii'utiinit. ‘ytnti. cmt \.itiitlt 'Iiill I'tl.iil Work tiutt iii ilit’ i-t ' output I' "till .‘i H 'villlilltli‘ prices. 'trilt'ii'l. nettti tit-intuit "i Ill‘ lui- ll Itiiilnl inutint: 'iiiutmiai 'ttttl t: .lth ttth It ix the tonal itit tutti liii lit I'll“i' 'lil ll“lll l‘.‘ "W will" it! int inn... tonc 'IlillL "ilt'll and or \ who... not oi \il‘il Itniuirtnittc it til .“i ll! littlllfllil tip "it” itritittl i'.u oi litltlr'il. oi l-iIi'utioiti. will i pt ..,.t in iltIf. liit‘lillitiil iii'i‘ cum tttit' i itiitmtctl to lot till litiitil. All”! work. tittnia not tcii'i-ttiitnt-nts. m-m‘“ 'i'lic i‘itiilltii‘iiiii r ino- pm ti apportion. itii.Y illl‘ itttmuitt tim- irom the various lliilliiii‘i' utti itnttt \n-torihtittnvi tinticr the law it- two iitc t«oiary iii the coili- tuitteit-t t-t and tho rapt-pars oi his ”it n... to- itn- int ihc i t companies no reunion to out no want not to I'Vi‘t‘i‘l' one-tittittti-iitit of l per cent. on ilit-ir nut-tin, or it”: train on eat-i Oi.- "tilt, and lite remainder oi the snout iti'tlt’l‘ lit to but neuter“ against it t‘cn building and loan companies do- I- r littiitilwil to ”till «late. The amount to law paid by ottttitde companies will _ ritual Mil rents upon each ".000 oi Viutiiituiniu ' Ito-Whale» Dot-ion House. Gregory‘s Point. South Kuwait. I. It). Sullivan, proprietor and manager. 'l‘errntt mountable; bathing boating, tishing. electric taint to hotel. mn- nectiiiu with all trains on the N. t'.. N. Ii. it It. it. it. i'NSl'IlI'AflSEIi lilltiilii Ihl..\\ii t'I.A.\l "ARES ASIi SIIIIRH IIINNI'IIIS. jyl but TO ALASKA by MW EMPIRE LINE 3.1!! ton elt‘illllvrn Pennsylvania. t'oncittuuali. Hpecittlly Illicit with stcuiu but electric ital-ta. and all modern Imprint-incurs. Seattle to St. Michael Appointed to soil alstut .luly til, at: Aug. iii.‘.li. mmurctii with coniwny'u tlct-i oi new \'i'- RUN HIV ‘llfl'l‘lfiAM Nit". iiinurlog prompt. thriuatb passage to ilAWflttN NH and other \‘itkou ltivcr ntlilil. Andy Eltl'iittt 'l‘itANt-‘ti'ttlt'l‘a'i‘ itN t‘it..tli‘i ‘ rstaycuuc. Ho attic. Wattle. or to iNTI-IIiNA'i‘ItINAI. NAV. t\t.. ti Bowling tin-cit. New York. tilt rut nd iicictet mo... iteitirini We repair any broken or worn part oi a bi- cycle and keep all stippiietion hand. riprochot wilt-o a chat: Hi to lfaiuteir at the ltm't'ai ii‘lco. slewing Filmil‘tiilt‘ti repair“! lotto-host manner; o-isnora nod sin-urn in \il thrlt flittil‘ill‘lfl‘il. J nwr and machinist. ti TANDEM“ inrpcut-d; luck-i keys. t'lt‘. . O. I0+H. t-Itgt- itatio-ud place. Iltltitilll Dewey Captured the Philippine Islands. It i ' 'l‘ SAUNDERS Captured it'airllcid Ununty on Orient Bicycles, and will land tittii pairs of tin-u. to be sold irtuu .thtl totiidlt, at it: North Main Htrcct. can hurt» your old otici-t ileur lit itiitid you viiiciittiml. I2 North Main Street. NW“! nonwttiat. illi'ii' assets. .. i i i l. '4 "ii till I “ iiii‘ill ii i i it" . iili .iwlu til not it. militt li 'li' it i‘ I'\ ‘.. lll’i‘ I ' it ... ;t'| til I .i'" tilt .i. l 'l \ flit l'lii ll; I‘l t. It i. iii i‘toiit i m-t lih i il .l lat ltn tiili i.'. iii |l. I' it »i .‘i iii i-t ill til ii iii». ti\ t'til ltilt ti H up im« w ,, my.“ mm... -m¢ “q... Ivory-Day Economy. . Only a would . spoonful of Cleveland's Baking Powder is required. not a leaflet! . will Aiilttety that liaison ‘35.}. 'lillt'llll ii i‘ . ‘litt lili iii til ino'i 'lJi iii llJl ”Hi I itl'lii l't'ii Kilian will iiit'v m It. it‘atli'i‘, which itirtir only drink, utw nicnue motto. Wlllill drttatiitii iliiiei place upon llli'ii' Witt-“c. ll will totem pirllnflt‘ to we illi‘ill illit.t-ii’mtpoti mutt" ili'iit‘lt‘k tirttntttt place it tttiihMlltllt coitt ttiitiii upon a ilvt- wot pittiuigo oi citcwiii .. ttuut and then illili'li his initial» it the ditto upon It. with a icitii pone ut't'imi ti stratum prom-t-tlina. A wh. man moraine irmn Norwsilt by i was into-it etiiiicti when the ll m Pleas is the Philippine. itiltiltl murmur We close today. We'll be taking our annual outing . among the price-tags; we expect to “bag" - “maflghfiflaflm -11 some great bargains for you. about “Wm, ',"“'".,' “”' ' ' which we‘ll on —' m . . . you tomoliow. - (Br Associated Press.) New York. July i3-—-A apecial copy- right cattle from Manila. July 10th to ‘ the New York Journal says: Adiniral Dewey. early on July 7. dirt. patched the Raleigh and Concord to take Granite islanddn Bublg Bay and capture the gurrieon. The cruisers uheiled the principal points on the island. destroying the earthworks anti other ionliications and laying the torpedo elation in ruins. They then sent out a launch with n memge demanding surrender. There was no response and the Ital- elgii tinaliy sent a six inch sin-II through the commander‘s house. The white ling was instantly ruti tip on the ruins oi the earthworks. A landing party demanded absolute surrender. The Spanish colonel. Rio. realizing his hoplcss position. made submission and gave up his sword. The Son incn cotttpriuliig tltc garri- soil were made prisoners and their rifles were taken irom them. I-‘orty thousand rounds of ammuni- tion and ottc Iloiclikiss gun were also captured. This v tory Rit‘i'H the Allit‘l’lt‘tlil-‘i control of . uitlg Italy. The Spanish were entienvoriug to protect it with submarine mines and to make it ready for occupancy by tlic Spanish ilcel hil|i|itiiwil to be uti its way from Spain. Admiral Dewey‘s pout-tension of Sn- btit ltay tlc‘tis ticriunny'a supposed plans to illit‘i‘it'l‘i‘ In the i'itiiipplncs 'I‘ltc inntirgcntit have t'illtiilt‘t‘ii a val- uable merchant i‘tuh'i steamer. The native t-rt-w killed llit‘ ilmt't'l‘ of tlic ‘llilt itciorc licr capture. The insurgents were using this trait- sport in an attack which they contour pluit'd making on iirundc lh‘llltl before Admiral limvcy was t':tllt-tl upon. Although the itltilttilc iii illi‘ tier- niliits is Mill irritating. Admiral licw- cy isniainiginutlicni with art-at illplo~ min-y. lie docs not expect any trouble with them. The blockade will herenitcr he more rigid. Only the ituppiy ships oi the American and iorciirn lleots arc allow- t'tl to outer. 'i‘lic Esmeralda. arriving irom lion: Konit yesterday with [museum-rs. was stopped uttd ot‘di't'iul to Him. The long capecicd rcirigcrnting ship t‘uigua. from Australia with a cargo of fresh beet. arrived and was wcl- tillllt'il by the sailors and soldiers. The Austrian cruiser P‘riilitlslwi')‘ iii“ rivcti and saluted the Sputum list: ilrtti. aitcr which she saiiitcd Admiral Itewey‘it ital. aowamw. John i‘iutiticr has none to ilrccn- port to work ior ltadcli. a lame oyster dcaler tti that place. 'i‘lic utmittit-i‘ hinti- t'. titcvens. i‘ap- tutti i‘ruuk it. lct‘t-iis. left here todal' ior tilcnwmut. |.. l.. to rcnutin itittll Saturday. ——_'— Mayor and Mrs. .l. V. tiiitciiton and children. oi 'i‘onawada. N. t'.. are ulti'iltlilitl the summer it! ltcii island with Mrs. rliucntou's iatrcuts. Mr. amt hii'n. H. M. iiircii. 'i‘ht- gin-sti- at the "artisan! ilouite. iicll island. Include Mrs. A. t'. itnri. oi iiatlttc Park. 1.. I : Hrs. ictlacii. oi litttihury. titlic iititi itodncy lluructt. oi iirtuittlylt; Mrs. i'hariwt ltrush and tintisliier attd Mrs. iiuckiey. oi linu— Iniry. lli-t‘. ultti Mrs. it. it. Hands Monday in New t’orii city apt-iii William Wood. oi liurit-tt. in haviuti it now .Vituiulllhttt’ : I.’. ll it ' ’t n.3,”. “Iii iii limit- liic ltlii ‘vi .tzvttir \ cllt‘llilt‘iil .ii i'it tittlctti. rhino. Hit it lint it‘ It lilttl .r‘ .t tilt.“ l'I Lilli 'I tti int i ittitli t‘ i'llltl lliiit unit Iitl iotciiiit-iti'i .t illt witti= 'li. mi t iiiidt tiiii .t . ' littlit-l dip Vii“ ii .iiI'it Ii: liliii :itt' itiittititu‘ itt tlitill‘ ilil *‘Jllh‘ iii i'i't .. ii‘ \iiitt' Kilt illt‘ iill‘llttl ttti’. l‘i‘ ti-l| tic iii ilti' ii'uw'tt it I|v to hold ruin it" lli‘ll to» ptlvwlltli- pop it... t Ntilili‘ _\t'iil‘. , “or regular July sale will begin day-after-ttuntil-row. Friday, July 15th, ' and it will be. worth your wliiie'to learn what July prices all July clothing can do for you. ~ 'l'oniorrow ‘s paper will tell. aearoa ~ IIGSKO. ail-10a Iota It. INCORPORAI’ID ' ‘. THE BEST entertainers. Highland Brands: Highland Brando are Strictly Union. iiiOliLAlD IAVAIIAI. itiOttLAlD PILSIER. iiiOiiLAlii IILT IXTlllci. iilOttlAID chill AL; and not! with iron. Canola Al. and Donor. Put Up Exprcaaiy for Family Unit. In curt-fully as a physician‘s printeription. 'I’HI PUIIO? MAI-T TONIOS MIDI. 'I‘licy build up ilm wcalt. and are tunnrwmml in any particular. Iiotci~ :tiltl saloons nlitlihlit‘tlili reduced prime. DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES. ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Sole Agent. at North Iain St. South lerwalh ’I‘elephone Hit-it. natty Trips to newton: Steamer'iitehe Rotten Loavoo South Norwaiit. 1:30 A. M. Loavoa New York: lleeliiuan street. 2:”) p. at. (Saturday. 1:30 p. in.) East ilist street. 2:40 p. iii. (Saturday. 2:“) p. to.) Faro, Single, 40c; Excursion, 70c Freight Propeller City of iiorwailt. lam-e iicolttuan rltrtet. New York. Monday. Walther-day and Friday. it |t.iit. lattice Norwallt. Tuesday. 'i‘lturstitiy and Huturday. it put. man Old Gold andSilver. tliti tioid or tillver of any kind; old tin-lien or d Watciwu. t'itaitts. Jewelry. humus. filth. iii any lion. lliii Gilli iiilil WILL BE PAID FOR ill “Mill. may”... I. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler. Norwallrfionn it ‘i hpera Home illneit. 7. :t::i:rl: l:'i:'t::i::|t:i::i::tutti] liliill|21|iiiititi|iiii'ililii’ilIli :: .zt: i:t|::i:1|:‘.'1ii:it::|:‘|l:illiilililllilill:Iiiilli:i|ilii.|lliii iiiii |.:|ii ::|::|:dump:ttitiiiitpipitit::|.:pzt::p:p:i::|::|:it:.| '|':|::|z: l'itill Wi‘ lniiiiiit iii'itlhiit'llltl in ”W i~'or turnout», in we Want Columns” Bring Quick Returns. . rtartan m Hut and lion’s ea the Other Side oi the River. Misti Helen Bell. oi Cove street. halt. been visiting in Brooklyn. Roy P. it‘aucher. at I pie avenue. is visiting relatives in It Eldon. J. Wallace Marvin is having his coat sheds relettertid by E. E. (lorhitin. A son was born yesterday to air. and Hrs. Henry Warm. oi Cove street. Miss Annie Noodle. of Fort Point street. went to New York city. yester- day to spend a week. . hauls Joltolovsky. of First. avenue. wiioeled to New York city. yesterday. to spend a several days' vacation with friends. Among the number to go to Saratoaa from East Norwaik with Rev, P. A. Scoileld‘s party are Miss Nellie Panch- or. Miss Ada Golding. Miss Maria (leer. hiisit Mary 'I‘rounson. was out were ml. ”eternal-retention: for w- aterline": Harbor. A New Haven despaich says: "Til“ oyster dimers and oilicrs who were 14" actiw- n. wilt'itlllti tia- smut emcee "i the i‘hainht-r oi Commerce to have tlit' l’iiit.-il States government fortify NV“ Iiavcti harbor. now that they ace tlic end of the war in sight and little oi no possibility of a Spanish would: seeing the WJU'I'N oi Loot: Inland sound wliiio thc war is on. wish tli- y hull lot the thing alone. The “lint-ii planted in the harbor and in the sound at its entiziuci- haw dls‘ turhed the oyster men in tin- pursuit oi their business and they all‘t‘ tnikiit: liilililli! themselves at :o-kinu tiii- :illlll~ orities to take them up again. The of- “HTS oi the steamboat i‘ttillpiillit‘u liar iiu: bouts plying lit-tween here and Nutt- York are also intereulcd in tlic limiter oi tin» tow petition to the gmcrnmciit "'i‘iu- Ncw Iliiveu petition blot not :is to! iakui dcilullc shape but it prob ably will by itfit Wednesday. 'l'iv- in tail [tciiilttltt‘t‘fl are waitiou to on till tIllitIlilIv' of the «lion Iii-lug Illlltlt' by tin \‘t-w York steamboat l'iiillltilitlt‘h‘ in their t-iiorls with regard to Now With liarlmr twiorc anything ilciittiic is doin- ill lliie tilt “ t‘.ipi:tiu William i. Stem-us, of Row. tillt'u, i5 one of the largest owitcrs til ttysii-l‘ utoutitl oii which illt' ntiucs :it‘t- planted. and but: iioi iwcn :illowl-d to no on them since war was tit-clarisi. 00L IURDI‘IT‘S column). Will be lack in mantle Tomorrow lady for camp Alger. The First regiment. now disintegra- tr-tl and scattered about the coasis at “nine, Ncw Hampshire and. (‘ottncctl rut. will he niobiilmi at Nlitntlc dur log the week and i‘oloncl llurdclt ex. ports that the entire command will is in t‘atllp litivcll. Niitntlc. tomorrow “to t'tllliliillilt'lt‘t In Maine and New Hampshire will how the pom there today and the companies oit Plain and tlull islands will lie il‘lillntttti‘lt‘tl to Ni- liiillt iii lighten. .m—fi GALA DA! ‘1' nvmo. Obaerraacea oi the leveaty ninth to aireraary oilr Dellyn‘alirthday. 'i‘iie lit-Kiln tuiltily had a train day at Nyik. .l minute. the ililiiiiilt‘l' hoine oi t‘hat-lca In-Klyn at itotoo i'oiut. ycnv tcrliity, the occasion helm: lllc r't‘VI‘llil" ninth illliilhl‘x‘iil')‘ oi the old gculic- utau‘» birthday The cuiirc totally was prm-ui and lllt‘ day |ililitiril most tilcttmlttiy. In "W cvcutiur there was on club. orutc display oi iireworliit. Int-tuition i't photograph or llit‘ lttnti in it not pin-c J\"l'l'“.lltli-' trt'tttli ltllil i"|ki' “‘t-i't‘ not tell. l'.\'t‘l..\l.\irlii ltldl‘titil'i‘tt. 'i'itc matings banks oi the state are by law required to make return to the ‘dime comptroller in .iitly oi each year oi the accounts which have not been taken train or added to for twenty yearn. 'I‘in-ro arc ittatiy oi these ano claimed depositi- itt the savings banks oi the utaic and thc amounts to the credit oi the depositors will toot tip Mit't'i'dl tliouauuds oi dollars. The liil‘t sci-t number and amount oi unclaimed donut-list is lit iltc iioclt-Iy tor Savings of iiiiriiord where. according to the return tiled. there is Ulliiiiti an ill" lilo-ii. . ,.-..w H--. w...” 'i‘t) itli‘ti'lt lithANil. it you want to today the roost rah i'ui ttuudttr you Nor passed iii your lite. hike the three-day tour to itloctt inland. which leaves nest tiatttrtisy. i'rio lit tow and cvurytbintr lli‘ltl't'liNl i-‘trst tour to White Mountains hurt-ii Monday. July llilli. 'l‘iclit-tit and list it! other utirsrtivc tours by t'itllilil on V. N. iiiirrts. until New Vorli. New litivtvu and tittrtiord iiullrottti or titl- drctot the itwrctitioa 'i‘otirtttt to. New iiavoa. t‘onn. 'i'iic lineal limiting ‘ii‘illllt' oi Europe are the ’l‘tiiaa’nos. or gypttiett oi tinn- uary. Physically tip-y are splendid specimens at tuna and wonum and are rarely ill. tto porn is their blood that their woundu quickly heal without the application oi nimlicanientit. ‘ . § ‘1. “ 7 .3 Did it ever strike the reader that when mankind takes tacit, ii all the storied we iicar about the parliament cum per- ioritied by medicinal pirptii‘tttiutu are true. how they could possibly help be- ing cured. and why tor the name try:- aon tltcy thopld the. Did it ever am a the reader that some oi the nomination .tiimcuis which atthct mankind a yet small he inning. and had the troub— le ccu cliec cd. to mac. an immense amount oi split-ring and a vast amount at money would have been spared the victim? You can not spin a ton yarn about kidney complaint or liacksc is re. silliiitfl irom it, so that ii the reader to dismiiafied with the short and tent: eit- pcricuce related by Mr». Liarie Warner. oi 8i Washington street. boutli Nor. walk. he should be pleased with what brought about much coveted reunite. ' tc sit 'a: ' b"'l laid oitcn to give up work on ac. count oi my back. it aria-d so. 1 pro- cured lloans' Kidney l’ills at Planted a drug stoic "will“? la“:CR'ilei‘:ily :2: riirctl it. c i all. or t '_ gill-yr toting Dunn‘s kidney Pills. and can I’tt'tilillllt‘lltl them to all women atti- icriug irom backache and weak kid. * K. Milton’s Kidney I’illii are sold lapse ccnh per box. by all dealers. or that on m-ci t oi rice by I'oster‘Miihnrn (It, iiu alo. hl’ \'.. soir agents tor the 'iiiictl Statcl. ' l lttiucuilicr the aante—DoehI-ald Mic no tulistlitttt WHAT STAMPS THE GENTLEKAN. in all questions at itinnncrsa young ‘nau should always remember that while politeness is a good trait to ac— quire. courtrsy is iliiluitely Isttter." writes Edward link on “What Makes a ' itcnticman.” in tltc .Iuiy Ladiea' Home Journal. "Politeness ht manners. btit courtesy iii iicitrt. Mingling in good titt- .'ii'i y can give its that ycnccr which the world calls a polish oi manners, and true littliit'iit'h’ii is not. to be made little if our si'oifttl at. Politeness la a line irt. but it i.~= an art pure and simple. 4vcii al its best. itiiltiltcly better In he cultivation of that courlcsy oi r"- .incnicnt which enters into the icclings ni others and holds tip-in sacred. What we want our young nit-n to have .~' courtesy of manner uoi regulated by it is idle to say that courtesy is arctic. ~i Itltliltrliitttlo-tl days and is- tio [lo‘iig‘cr looked for. it is as much iiic current. Hill of good sol-tidy tie it t-vcl' was. oclai coil.- or proicsuiotial rcnitor. itorc than any oilicr cit-uncut or grace II our lit-“S. ii is instantly toll and rec- »gnizul. and has an unfailing influ- it calls for respect as nothing t‘ouricsy of manner and iiiilit at iii hilt m ii iii" llit‘ alibi ll young n.tit :~ll-'illl~l i~ii|tiv.ttc." 'lii't‘. 'lh‘t' dove. lNNlll'llY'h‘ i‘Ol'lt'l‘ HOUSE. The Bounty commissioners have new“ -‘itict| to condemn llic liltitl in M- :itit'y needed for the new county couit house. as it is impossible to come to ill agreement with the owners. The property is held by ilrtullcy. (Farrier I t‘o.. a New York “tilt. and they ask Motto for it. The i‘ommlsslonerl es- -iinutc the value oi the land at about linen, and are wiling to give that for it. commissioner Miller had an inter— \it'W with the owners. biit could not. reach any attrt-cntciit with them. The "latter i'tiiiltl be taken to the courts tor . .idiuslnn-nt as noon as possible. Tllitiihtilitln oi persons have been “lll't‘il iii pilw- liy tittlltl "GWIII'I Witch llnzel Salve. it heals promptly and cut-cit cczcnia and all skin dilution. It ulvi-s itnnicdiutt- rcliei. Edward P. Weed. Norwulk. Geo. (I. Stillwn. South Norwalk. *- OLIWORI‘. ........ inimita- not Maw- itoh. Moore. at init‘ayette. ind.. Ian that tor constipation he has iould De Witt‘it Little Early Itiserti to he pertain. Tlit‘y never aripe. Try them tor ato- tuacli and liver troubles. Edward P. tttocti. Norwsik. (too. it. Stilhton. Iottth Norwalk. "i intro used t'httniherlain'ti M itetnedy in my tititiiiy tor retire and al- wayit with good results." tiara Mr. V. II. (‘ooper oi till Ilia. (‘ul. “For III“ children we that it capsiiaiiy MM.” rot sale by it. c. atittstui. loath Nar- wttiit. and it}. i'. Weed. Norwaik. 'I‘liifl' Mil ilflfll 'l‘lie iumottti liiue ll. lienwdiea iii ll. "Jae iihung \‘ttok iteriee." the it” daily or it. it. hrtevttgelie. A. It. I. it. No. i cures tttteuatatllui I OW ta (ulnar; it cures a eoiiah or cold: 0 ram Uatttrrit; it is a parieet appella- ill] ionic; ti xxx ails-station l'tlh cure impotence: ‘i is the (Shim Itotttvi titsnhiiia Irma. ‘l‘rtat Miles at all. lilo each. or rill this W I“ n one im; not» rel-ream In that. tihariea I. l'laelt. lit W ton street. and It". Plait-ted. OI lngion street. sole Ilt‘lilti inf Norwaiit. (lone. bird with mile and cholera in store his ltli'lli. and till that we do tor him did not neat to It. than ttimpttrar relief. until WI: (litaniimitiio'it ‘nitc. (them a“ hot-ti tie-titty. limo giving that i been etly he has not tmlied. = want to give you thiti testimonial as no evidence of our gratitude. not that you need it to advertise your mitotic“ ”MIN-“l. it. law. tieotudt. town. For Iain by it. 0. Billion. MIL w walk. and I. i’. Weed. Namath. ‘. our baby has been mtiatiaii Ian-t
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