Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 20, 1898 · page 8

 

 

 

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fund. July 30.11). In. --'i‘he lllllliiv

k h war. General Carma. eatqortv

m denied that General Blanca has
m He adds that there is abso-

' Infill no new: from Cuba. "III the Ain-
m! eoittrol the wires and refuse
at transmit uncut deepatehea."

noun mu. II nun
“MMMW'RI
. whirlwind...
Wit. July 20. 3 p. In.——(‘aptaht

 

m Blanca baa cabled the Spanish .

government that Santiago was surren-
dered without his knowledge. (ibaeral
Tull will he tried by eourt martial.

 

 

m1 .0! acumen

ubmml lino Dooidodl

“lantern.”
(By Auoctated Preset
Motion. July 20--.\'etthI-r thI otllI-tals
oi the Spaniah embassy. those of th

MM foreign outer. nor the l'liitevl '

 

the on...“

That i

Should Remember:

in EVENING SEN-

'l‘lNEL gives the news every:
day from two to six hours .
, in advance of the New York

 

 

Santiago de Cuba. July ill. 6 p. on.

 

via Kingston, .iantalea. July 20. in a.
In.- -Hundmia of Aineriron and Span-
iIIlI soldiers who lnIt a few days ago
' ‘were shootinl at euIlI other erowd the
jotreetti of Santiago today, meeting and
:llllxlill on the moat friendly terms. A
general good feeling ox good tellowahip
is evidenced ortrywbere. \ietora and
vanquished appaiently being equally

Eleolt't‘tl that the suite and bloodshed

ate at 'r and that thI ltor'roia oi the
altxt' ate ended.
Quaint stores. with sandy displayn at

m ambassador Colonel John Hay Iunrrs. are opening rapidly and Ute

M“ In)“ nerve tending to I-ontirnt the ‘t‘lol‘t'kt'i'th‘l‘ii eagerly mutt!
‘lliOll"_\' and I-ourteoosly receive Ann-ri-

Meireulnted in the l'nited Staten.
“ill the fiphulttlt Itnbinet has tlt'l'lilI It
to one for peace.

. Oil the othei‘ hand. Ileapatehea rIII-eir- I
‘ Igriiiing in the tlei-III»

9‘ here iront Madrid latelhbt after—
noon. make no mention of IInI-h a ll-‘-
Initiation upon the part of the Span-
lllt ministry. The tlfl'llllt‘l. lit Spanish

tours in Paris and liondon is another =

moon tor diaeredltiaa the report.

 

mm 1'0 OMAR.

hhoheludedlntholunendor.

Madrid. July 19 ”relayed to trans—
miuloni—dlenei'ni l’arreja. the Span
ieh commutator at tiuantanamo. refuse.
to he inrludetl ill tit-I "I-apitnlation" at
Milan. At‘i‘ol‘illflfl to Spanish mtll~
any law a I-onttnander I-ttn surrender
the troops whtI-h he personally I‘(llll
itittttds. but he I-annot oblige other rout-
lnnntlerr at distant points. even thougi
tlllder his authority. to iollow suit.
Conneqtteutly it in held here that In
“canttulation” only I-otttpriseII about
7,000 troopa III-titally at Santiago.
OVER Hinton illi-‘id-ZS 'l'i‘ilNEII IN.

Washington. July 30 The war tll‘
"ailment I‘eI-it'ed the tollowinh do»:
patch trotn tit-nerttl slittittr yentt'riloy'
Headquarters Near Santiago. .luiy lit
'i‘o Adjutant lititlt‘t'M \i‘tolnnuton:

My orIlnIIIII-I- oiliI-IIIII l'tlllili met to
000 riilto went in and about toooo‘um
Iouotla Itt hIIItnunition QIIIII ottiII-I.
ultll tI'oopII tomorrow to I‘I-I't'it't- «or
reader at narriuou. .itbou L'Jlilil .IIt
llit'itt' [‘liimn. Will M"lll "hero to r.»
tt'l\'(‘ Illll'l'l‘lltlil‘ of mind .urriaon:
Ituztutauant thou-Ion and nation III-
'l‘auanto. I him-III \\'. ll. Shatter. .\I.I
jor thin-rot.

. 'l‘lllliIl-L "Mitt I.l~IiI"I‘ 'l'liii ’l‘llAt‘lx’

alt-ymonr. July to II‘I'IIight II.IIn .\I-
2137. IIII the NitithquI-h Ilt\'tt~ltiil Iti lli
t‘IIliaIIll-iatrti I‘IIIIIIIIIIl. lruitu \\'.IIIII‘
iury for Sen ilIItI-u .It I .I. III lli'l
with .I alifllll Iltillll‘ill at Utah lloIiI
al.0t'tly uitrr I ll" thin ItIIIt'IIluit. 'l‘hrw
rara lI-I‘t tlIu molt troIn Mlllll‘ unhuoau
t‘illilt‘ attd Wt‘lt' more or ten iIroiII-n no
line brain-luau wai- Ibtoun Itotn tin
top ot‘ a box t'lll'. but we not wriood
injured 'it'IItltI- de lililt'l‘l'l. ItIItIi
o'eioeit.

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lilIJAlI. \\‘l'l'il .\ LAMP t‘XIIIIitt Ill.\l

lluetult. July 2" Ho
th'liItlllt'. oi i‘ltarlutoun. no wood It.
the entry at no home. tho. iliiil‘litilif.
iturt'lltly lIuIani and lyinu on top III i
hroliI-n lamp. It in Itoppomi Iin .\l-
tieyntour lI-tt hip rooIn dot-uni Ito liltilll
and either stumbled or inhibit iiilii‘
III-lint through the Hill) and II it III-III
tlu- hittip. lie um. Iu'lt’lil) llH' )I‘,”
at “v.

li.\liihlil’l'.\h‘ iiiit'ttiI: \‘II"tl.\tn

Million. July :0. The t‘tilllllltlll oi tit
IIevI-It lll'ihtilin uho uIIII iitiltt'otl M ”ii
min. at the lltlllili‘ilgili hoo
l'harlestouit. who it Ioiliti‘lmd imt illiili‘
onto. to llli Iaitlmtlttii III II II.IIIII oi
“ooh-tie wan wry toromoh- lltla llittlli
inn. The body oi i'.ItrtIIlI lit-human.
the only our tIilhIIl. uhtuh IIII- iLIItIt
ed at on rariy hour titln IIIqunoI an».
turned our to an illltlt'iliiltl'i. .III Ih.
nuihorltnn had not li'Iti‘iii‘Il it'lii‘llitl oI-
litti he had i‘l'lllllH‘lt llt‘it‘ llt‘ won .I
loti't‘l' Iii tlII hotel.

body III John

III

 

MM“ l'Al‘l'letl UN Hit: it”;
ill] Alutt‘llletl l'twl.)

lieu London. July :it 'l‘lII Illltli.l
mutton oi the .tItoIrbIIiti llilitlmltttol
antral WIIIiI-ty In in It'lllttll at lit l'II
titit'll Hotter ttwioy Hilly lll'll‘lllilt'l‘ Ill
Il'tifl‘lll truth yttrium ll‘t‘llilflli ot iltv
l'hiII-Il IllIItIa in. Notion. of i'hiio
dolphin. ornament. tl‘tiiilliil lite INN"
and in it ii III John. ill liiirtioid‘
War the IIIIIIrItIII'y 'i‘he atmnitttl‘l open
M ht Mitt o Ill. and I-ontmorl
Wont the day ’I'oIiIIt'I tot-dun.
Militlrll oi the l’I‘tiillll‘ oi tmIIutI-II

pm oh the eye. iirttniona will hu-

tonight and tomorrow illltl oitiII-III
will be

dried thin wanton.

 

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leIIIItIInII-III IiwpnlI ho.»- .iI.I

\Inerit an

t'illl I'tIslolnerti. ,

The narrow [lllYt'tl streets
sunshine. art
IIoVIItId trout inoining till niIIht by
Iltitllt‘ril‘g groups oi nitiioIInI-Il Span
isb soldiIrs and i‘l'll‘Vl'H oi laughing
roiliI-liintz nien ln-Ioltxllil: to tiI-nera
Shatter‘ army.

treat large loitda of provisions am.

t'nlilllt‘

'snpplies hare been going to the wliurre:

WI! at Guantanamo Decline-I

all day trout the lied t‘roas steamet
State of Texas and the l'nlted Stat»
artny‘ supply ships. and there is en
Ilenre that privation in rapidly IiiIIap
peering.

Mona the water front. nndTevery
awning. dozens of Women itid I-hiblrei
may be iit't'll Intuit-hing AtnIIriI-Itn hat-o
lock. and food is being IllstribIItI-I
very rapidly about the Plaza iaI-ini
thi- [lillilt‘t‘ and in the numeroua airy
I'ni'eii win-re the (lml't‘rh‘ oi the oppor-
lng til‘lttlt‘n lounge through the day,

The Anteriraus il't' buying Word.»
medals and buttons trout their tow
and all talk l'llt'l'l‘ll)‘ whenever .III in
torpretr-r run he obtained.

.\lo-nt lam" Spanish troop~ still in
main ltt llir eity. bill the majority o.
‘ltt‘itl will be repaired .‘N Mttllt as l
«atoning ground beyond the l'lllt' pit,-
Inn lII- iti‘l‘iilllit‘tl.

'i‘lII- :\llit'l‘ll‘.ii troops are int-int: l'l'
moved iront their old I'lli'ltlll|llllt'lll.\ be
hittd the ll‘l'ilt'llt'h ltl t'llilli'l' and bI-tter
«iittlr in the bills north oi the town

tlur ot‘llII rs ltt‘l‘t' opp-nit“ to be lano
l‘.llll It~ to the tlir‘iitthllillll oi the ll‘iitl’
t'tII‘llh. but It urns-ml iIanI-wI-In i-
'llill only a ten of tilt troop.» no“
ll‘l‘t‘ will lli‘ lilliI‘iI lII l'III‘iII lllI‘II

'l'itII Iturlnit' is Ii‘IItttlt'tl itiilt lt'.Ili.~
ports, but. an illllltllllll'l'tl at tiibbttn
llltllli|llfll'li‘i‘h. no others ltll' I-InborlIin
tltI iroop~ iiute bI-I-n l'l't‘l‘H't'tl and l'
I not leIoII-d .Iuy oi tin-In will In
IInInediIItI-Iy taken away The otIiII-Ir
~~Iiy lllllt i-- Ito l't'd‘tlli iI-I lliih. .I~ IhI
lit'llllt of th Itty i~ II-n..II...Ibly good
they .II t'l'l that there I.~ not .I I'll:-
I-i IIItiIIII lt‘\t'l in Santiago not III.I
llil'l'l‘ are but li‘“ I.I.~e.~ ill stitailpot.

lloI strut-H loIIiI Litrly tint“ and till
my uhous dutts‘ot lllt‘ eart- lulu-II by
the Spaniards to imi‘t'lli on I-pIdI-IIIII
durum the atom».

ItIIomi shutter ho» piiIn'Il .t il‘li'~tll
in Iit.iihi oi the I.I'IiII will I- iillil only
.IllIIuIIl it
Will ltitlIH. it in -.IiIl. l|l|\\t‘\t‘l
III.II pro» and IIoIntuI-r-iol lli"iltllllll‘
hill in I‘t‘t'l‘Hl‘il. Millie-l in tin tl‘n
I»III".« Ivinv iwnill molt probably III
Miligttil

ripoiodt illll'tlltlllh who Inn. lli'tl
tlilt I‘lll‘“t‘il on the Hllltjt‘t‘l my tint on
itt'l' bIodoI- ~ to it‘\llt‘ ttl mm and
not“ tor later IIIIIInIIIIInlI ot .\litt'l’l
. II I‘.I|tllItl union ”ii" iii“ .mtt

'iltII~ with in be no to I- llllll'l'tl
thI ltllt Ito I. III-Ina all IIIIIIII-IIIII opinion
In. Madrid IIotI-Inno-nt. \tliit'li in tllill
IIIIIi utth IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIaI-Inent ot t'u
lt.l Itll'l tIIInIIltoiI dutitnt iln IIouIltIIt oi
'llt‘ pI'IIIII'nt nor

the inoptw IoIIIIleInriIIh on-
I« .IiI-Ii .Ii .lur I.II.I 'l‘uo III-nth
tell to but \\i'l't‘ tempted lit-II
I.IIi.I,\ but the IIIIuI-II oi the \ltlllll'
lint" tint lIII'ti lliitllt' itiillllv' 'l’llt- pity
+~iI ion-I hut lllt'lt‘ are hot tea III-n 'ilh
I" itiiIM‘Iil‘lllI and that th- IIptIIIInIiII i.
“will Iltlilttll The) him think that
the tlItliiil‘l‘ to the army in about pm»
. IiI-IIIII-al title.» i- di tiuantauouto.
on the Vote and i» said III iII~ IIri'Ittth
Ito: tio I‘otto ltIIIIo Iutupohiu it i.
i‘l'ltll'ltil lll'l‘t' that a hour arms will
mil trotn theil‘uiltti lithium llItII Vim-ii
.IIIIi thIt tieiterul Milt-II. with .I honor
in oi lll‘llt'lill Henry .-I “Imp... IIhhh
Ilit' out II-t dim-tnbaritrtl. Will an IiirI-It
lit ih- tit‘lltli)‘ oi lion .luiin IIII l‘ot-III
ilivo utthin II ~itI-rt time Mon oi Ip-
whip» oi Admiral IIIIIIIp-sou ~ itIII-I ili‘l'
ill“l lying to iiuanlahuttto lint

‘lltt New \‘Iti'it did the llrtmitlytt
hate «pent the duv alumni tinder tho
doolnw oi Morro i'naile. lyllln an tltitlt'
in about III litter-IMO.

t'IImlltIIt‘ltit'r Millet-y. 3
oilirrra. vlaited the Mt
in It III-Ito launch. ‘i’

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papers sold here. I .

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. r“ r ’ 0' rI‘\ ‘t‘n‘v ".‘W
L .
WP A'lllAIflAflO called on General McKibbin and atroi‘

. led about theatreeta. making several

m View m 'mm W purchases Iud apparently greatly en-
\ m u l toying shore leave. He. watt received

with great respect by the Spnnluh oili-
eeI-II who learned his name.

Lieutenant Mtiey. of Gellf‘t‘ttl Shai-
ter‘s stall left here this morning with
a troop of the Iteronil ”nary. mount-
ed. under Captain Brett. to matte the
rounds of the entire military diutriet
of Santiago and for the. purpose of re-
routing the formal surrender of the
Spanirh torI-er. lie goes tirot to San
Luis. where there are about 4.500 of
the enemy's troops. Lieutenant Mi-
ley will then receive the surrender. in
order. of 800 men at f‘obra. 1.9m at
t ‘atu‘tna.2 .500 at tiuantnuama and 3. -
.100 at Bararoa. A total of 10.0w Spa
niardr are expected to yield their arma
to thin one troop of American earpl-
ry. To reach llarnI-oa. Lieutenant lil-
ley will be rompelled to ride straight
.I'rosn the island to the northern
roast led by a (‘nhan guide. He will
ride under a white ling. tor protertion.
bttt General 'l‘orai has sent ttietnln'rs of
his stall ahead to notify the [that t'tml‘
ntanders oi the terms of the sum-tub
er. -

The wound of General Lillitl't‘s is
Inueh worae than reported. ills left
arm hInI been amputated. and tonight
he is lit a serious condition.

 

”KING! 0' WI.

Anni-tent local-I7 lake- a lotion
tn lentil ‘0‘“. letter.

tliy Annotated Press.)

\i'ashtngton. July :20 Anon-tam i-ieIu
'I-tnry Howell. of the trenxury depart-
III-nt. today made It ruling in regard to
lie admission into the l'tilted States oi
'liiltese pertains. whit-ii in more rout.
Il‘tiht‘ttali’t' in its reotrirtionu titan any
titlirrto iIInIIe Nillt‘l‘ the passage of tin-
‘ltlttest' I‘xrlusion til i. This III-lion we.
Men in .ii‘t'tll‘tlllllt‘l' with an opinion of
he attorney general. Who holds lit eiI
.l‘t'l that the exeludon law applies III
III classes of ('lllllt‘w' pen-Iona~ IItlII-I'
hon thon- .~pevttlrnlly named in the
ill The only eIII-eption therefore illt'
'oilleiais. tearlII-rs. students. "ll‘l't'll‘
Int- travellers tor I-nrlosity or [ill'tttl-
or" it is t'eiltttItieIl lli.‘ lllt' lttllll
wr tIi III-rs‘ons liltlII-Ito I'lllllilllt‘tl. but
'IIII-IIoitI-r to be O'Xt'llltllll. Will nuan-
nttII N'Yt‘l'ill thousand a yI.Ir. .\ lt'llt‘l'
It lllrll‘lllllt'll‘ lam-d upon lllt‘ .Illttl'
II-y".‘ opinion. it.» l'l‘t'll wit! to lllt‘ t‘itl
netor Iii I‘iifilullle ill SIIII l“t‘;tlil'i~t'tt

TIIAL 0! TH! BILLS.

thawed with Auauit and ldeht to

Kill Louie Nterow.
(lit' Asaorloivd l‘rI'aI.)

xI-u llIIrrn. .luiy L'II-I'l‘he I‘l'lllt‘lIliIl
.IIinII-w III IIIII I‘Iw IIt SwphI-It .IIIIlt'.II'»
It' llIll~ II" l'llt‘dli‘. Iiilit'uni with on-
.Iui: \tiilt Intent to toll l.tlii\ Nirroo
III ll'lll lit‘ltlI- ,ltrtuI lioioluI‘II .linl .
Iny III tb- h'liiwtlttl l't‘liliitltil . Ittit
‘Iill.'u. I\.I.~ :a'tIIIlII-ti lllilt- llli iltlti‘l
‘\illltlllItllitli liIIl» told Intuit Ito '-.illl-‘
duty .I.~ “Ila told by hi.» “tie the
:IM.‘ etittntnotton ~IIIIoiI it but litllr
Ilthouuh litll» alumni on llli‘llllullilll
o it. inturtttil ‘

”tr tillttlllltlll III lt'ltl'- NIIII-ou tlII
Iitlllll. and illt' ||l'iltIlllIil “one“ lot
"in Min» 11- bot tom li"l't|‘ tli.tti i'
.t.I~ .‘t‘hlt‘l‘tlin ‘I'iti tr» lilIIIIy III delay
to [il'ilti't'lllllfl lot .‘I tiitiwilltllt‘ pit»
Itttl

TODAY ll WALL emu.
tliy‘ AIhIII‘ititrIl l‘rm.l

Wall ItrIIt. id id ll III Huh “I
torn-Lt .I Iippi- Iii.tIiIIl .II th-
IpI ulna. non. HI tin l‘IllliIiIitl soul. It
you: IIIIIII- than ‘.. litil‘t LIIt tithlit
llIIIIIIpoIIIIIII III-t
Iolnt on llit liioi it.Ili but too.
t‘t‘tilt‘l ii the to». ill Ih- iilnl LII tutu
Ill‘h. Honor him “until ttilmti‘tln IIIIII
it oprniur.

Wall

on tin»

Wit 0'» ill .Il‘l\ I

Hulk

.4“... noon the nu hrt IIIIII

'il Idrmiiiy on tight buyout. IIIthout
‘II'inulIIa Ion l'l‘lllifillill mile-U l'lli‘ .Id
Idlli't' um. unite nultortn in Ihv IIiIIuIi~

trd ultntr» Iillll ’lil'l‘t‘ uIII-II IIIIIIIptiIIn
II llllilltllt'iillltln lti mine oi the N'N't‘
tilllll“. Hair» oi ninth» to "till". ‘2.-
Mi abort» itondu uenrrnliy were
pIiII but timo- um. .I Htillliilitll lo-ovy
demand tor brute; and unit lllnih
nhiI-h titted tin-III In iii.

Wail rill-vi. i p In .\ hoop Iii tin-u
pIIIuIII III Non York Mr tlrtttw .IIIII 1'
rotation at It; III \llli‘iit‘tli rib-rt and
Wire 'lli'll'l'l'l'i‘ IIIIII tit only lIn-iIiI'ttia
worth IrIorIltna in thI pant hour's tutu
lite»

Wail ~tIII-III. 2 it ill. The mutinnanw
oi the oppteulrr nI-Ittiwt imitated It .iI I
mutt-l tor i‘oh-oiidotI-d iI-e Idiom. the
t'fiitlliltltt loiuln. about it point». The
name Intiuem’e h- roapottstbiv for mum
at the it'dtllttl opt rutoru lemma touu,
and the moth try. being without II hm-
tier. are data. out to nothing eith-r
wily.

 

 

 

MANY ITEMS
AT .
VARIOUS PRICES.

Clo-tn: out abort pieces and hits of
prettlneaa at very low cost; handsome
goods that are as nice now an the day
they were made. only the quantity ht
less and prteel are loll. Made an ar-
iieles and atuttii I)! "it? yard-fashion-
tilile inds: .

ladlee' Neckwcar.

laces. ‘ ‘

Embroiderlel.

Dren- Trimmings.

Blbbonn.

Veilinu.

CARPETII.

One tiniiorin price for a wide vnt‘l-
oty ot’ emerging-7m: a yard-just he-
eanae we are about to remove thorn
from one part of the building to anoth-
er. from the main lloor to the one
above.

5-i-‘rame Body lira-eels.

Moquettee.

Axtnlnsters.

Volveta.

WASH GliilltS
l)l'Zl‘.I\lt'l‘.\il'2.\"l‘.

'l'rieo Suiting has made one of the
good lllilirt‘tihltlllr oi' the moon. it It.
may he nllovII-d to iIIIiuI by the art-

ling. Durable. handsome and stylish.
and suitable ior I-ither town or roun-
or seashore.

try wearing. mountain

No lining. interlining or stiffening of
any sort required. whether tor Jat'hi‘l.
waist or shirt.

l'l'lt‘l‘. the a 1.1m.

Figured lndin idlit‘tt. in t‘tllOl‘B that

are strong and that hill wash; vermin
ly a beautiful "tutorial.

Ilii-ln. wlIlI‘. 1:1;t‘}il.

i‘;..\tlS.
.‘llittllll, allh :IIIl bunting lll Little to
riety and for lI-aeztt pr‘II-Ia‘ all uses
livery tutu-II» oi the tilt") and li.l\'\
I'iIfllI‘h I'LIIllllIvliol IIII'IaiIIIt li-‘t‘ the [lib
play of national Iolois.

tin II II lliin‘

The D. M. READ CO.

Three Important Points.

 

in Buying
Wall Paper

\Iiit IIIIIII .I glottwllill
my .4 .\ ion-Ali
paper that util'nut iIIll
III Itii'ii‘t! “lit-it ~\‘IIli Eli'l‘
It You
until in what ititllt it

poi-er.

putting on.
I'tllll'lli‘li‘llhhllllilli‘lll i
llit' taunt IiII-Itun- and
tint» I-nttable i'IIr I-rI-ry
ill the hon-I-
\ on unnt lIIt-iit‘t' Inuit
or by buying of It tlt'ttl'
t’l uho buya in larae
IIitntItltte-.

liltllll

pay-I III-it.
tart-I an extra Ilimutnt.
and into- lII~ t‘lllittiltt'i ~
the bent-tit oi the ”Hill“.

Decker’s

In WIIIdIihuton ritroeb
tllauth Sorwttllt.

Mime opI-u eventuip until it o'I-loek.

 

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.\ Maine ohiter bot \Hiltw lunar
that an .tI'lIoIIIIaI anaitt. who not talk
inn with It Motor M'illt‘) IIIIIIenity. it Id
"Il'ttrttum l my see. ”if! Itttt'l iltlh'lt
IlittorIInvII atwoeh we our and you llllr.
'IIept that we on» reeiom and you tun-
glit'ur

“That I» about all, III-lahhor.‘ replied
the Main-I than. " 'i‘t‘ttl that we t‘Ml
line-- a darn niaht Miter Ilitlll you rah
reIIiIIttt "

Mitt the Arlimanti trod aloha hi hi—
htaee. trying to reckon who not the
better at tile ullr.

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Summer Underwear.

 

Ladieii' ribbed vents. tie.
ladies' ribbed vests. with and wltlI~
out sleeves. toe.

Ladles‘ Richelieu ribbed vainly/gr.

Ladies' tine Egyptian ribbed vests.
tile.

iadles‘ ttlehelleu ribbwd rests. lore
trimmed. 25c.

indlrs’ extra also vests. sizes 7 ms.
2dr.

India gauze vests. lung and
sleeves. 25c.

Litdiea' silk vests. white. hiaelt. plot;
and blue 50c.

l-‘Iue Jersey little thread combination
stilts. idle. '

ladlea'
25“

short

knee pants. Egyptian yarn.

hiiaoea' title 'Jersey ribbed rents. in

and tzific.

Children's lndla gauze vents and

puma. all sizes.
Chllden‘s Inedluut wright resin and
mute. all stunt.
lioy'tt' normal ahlrta and drawers. all
altos. 25c.
Men's Balbriggan shirts and drawer“.
all sizes. 25c.
Men's lI‘rIInI-h llalbriggan shirts and
drawers. 50c.

MI-II'I: medium weight elttrts and dra-
wera. white and gray. 250.

Men's medium \vI-ight u‘ooi shirts and
drIth-ra. Toe to 31.

 

Separate Skirts.

 

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w .I‘tylw in Wiirli :‘kir'o. jtt>t opI-Ir
White dark and l’inII. lllil‘ linen.

tilli‘ e'l‘Iit‘tr till“ all writ llldlli‘, writ tin-

irloIIl and hell draped.

 

 

NORWKLK. CONN.

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TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,

No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwaik, Ct.

Houseiurnishing
Department.

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‘We are setting It good band made
hammock with stretcher: for 8!. They
are. worth 81.50.

3 quart the cream (meters. mitt.

lye picks. watering pots. refrigerator
pans.

rt... «Irony killer. tile.

4 quart granite preaervlng kettle
Mason and lightning tars.

Itl'
-ot.

Jar rubbers. all kinds. ,0
in pair toiiI-t sets. 82.50.
1': quart galvanizul iron water rpails.

li‘tr.

 

lull: to and wash. inity l-‘Ii; IltiI'k :IiIiriII

l'on't forget we have 1h..- vopor stove.

IIIIII lit‘ai suntan-r rtove on the market.

{All zines.

TRISTRAM e.- HYATT,

 

ASCOFIELD 8- HOYT
Will open July 12th it I-ontplete line of LAN H." .\l l'h'ldN l'N lll'IRWl'LUl.

at the popular [MI I- of tile 0. II 'll.

 

 

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\\'I- are agentt for liltllllt‘lh‘ for this lamp-4 III l«\'I- t‘ilt‘ll.
South Not'uolk ntul Norwoll. stores.
SOOFIILD I HOVT. 83 Waahington Stu-act. South Nor-walk.

'l‘lle Nilllt‘ IliSI-otilli tit

 

Tito Sontiuei’s Want, For Sal .

tillil

llring Quirk Returns.

 

To Let Ads. \

 

nth. int.
“till. 8". ill. 33°.

 

“(lililll‘llllh limiting. Tent-hing.

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H i not removal-tineAIIIIIrtI-IIII ‘l‘rIIII-lot. tlIIIiiIIo-t wt tlth-ele in Ihoumrltet.
H.“ ‘ llllitilt‘ht- t'ati be taken down and H'I‘llitit’tl without I'lmltilil'ltlil'ill'imi‘m'“

habitat. w. ill. sit. hit.

MIMI Oil. 800. 8“.

Vm“

Largest Oldest and lint Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the tortilla
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.

 

lie Kl ttpilottu. 'l'Wo pi“ WI

'I'Itll. lit
tutu. to.

Fill)“ ll. ti.\‘.\'l'.\'(t. Manager Bieyeie Dept.
Upen eveuiuga until ii o‘clock.

HHI‘I‘PI‘”. l'lttti'litltth lithium. Wham“. 'l'ruekfl. Harness. Whine. Robert. Billi-
ltetit. lint-Ito tiooIhI. mode and repaired.

Factory and Repository, Franklin and Madison Sta.

NOIWAL K. OONN.