Nuns . Y warn ‘
snatous CLASll A'l‘ CAVITE.
Riot Between United States Troops and insurgents, which Resultedin
the Killing of line Soldier and the Wonndittg of Another—
Got into e Dirprttevitlr a Native Shoplteeper.
tBy Associated Press.)
New York. August zo—A copyrighted
rpeclal lront Manila to the New York
Jorunal says:
There has been a very serious club
It Cavite between I'nited States sol-
diers and the Insurgents.
suiting In the killing oi one soldier and
the serious wounding oi another.
George Hudson. a member oi the
Utah battery. got into a dispute with
a native shopkeeper. Fearing trouble
he lived his revolver In the air to ill-
truct the till-"Mimi oI some of his ici«
low soldiers.
A great crowd at nntlves ran to the
rcene of the disturbance and at once
began tiring thI-lr revolvers. kllllng
Hudson and s‘l‘lolllll)’ Woruttilng t‘or-
pornl William Anderson. of the some
hnuery. who had hurried to the assis-
tance of Hudson. .
A dctnt-hnIt-nt oi the Fourth cavalry
was called out and dispcrsed the l-‘Ilip-
plnos, who continued to tire their revot‘
vers as th- y rctrctttcti. but without tlo-
ing any more damage.
0n the same night some oi tlte rol-
tIittrtI doing guard duty row It large par-
ty oi natives stripping toc wrcck oi it
gunhoat which was lying in t‘avitt- Ituy.
A boat. with an nrmcu turn» was put
all from the shore. The soldiers hilllt'll
the natives. “'ittI iuilctl to answer.
Then the soldier»- tirt-tl It vollcy.
ling one nntl wounding I|llttlllcl1
(lent-rat Agnlnrldo promptty lie‘lllt'tl
nny connection lII'th‘t‘ll the natives ltt
these niialrs ItntI his army.
Admiral licwcy has transferred his
flag to the cruiser iloltlruorc. the 0|an-
plu sailing for Ilong Kong to he tlot-Itctl
and cleaned.
'l‘tte Ralciglt hit for the sonic port
Wetlttt stint night
.\i.\Ri.\lt.S .\'I‘ Slt‘ .\\I-‘. \ S ISLAND
lily Armin lair-ti I’I re.“ i
Portsmouth. .\'. ii. \ugttttt ‘.‘i‘.. -l‘lt.
llllll'illt' t-tIIIrp III SI-ovty' r I. lIttIIl III-cit
eel tr trait-It of In; tut-n trout ll-t' Iill\ll‘
kii~
int) I‘I'ltlst'l‘ Rt'slllIHl' totiztt ‘lltu III-r
olrttt- Ii.lt'lil|l tt~ II‘ in»! night All on
lIo-tttl \h-rc in pert-wt lo :tith. ’litt Ilw
tiltllt' will l‘titl til the tint) yttrti :ttttl :t'.\
IItI order». l‘IIIIII.I«tI-t' I.ooIIIi=. who
\I‘tt. kllt'tk'll tloutt by ;I cook rigitttttl
Miller at t‘onttt l.-IIII:‘,\'-u~'It-ttl.ty. t\.t«
t‘trttsill~‘t;tltl\‘ lIttthri. The milk intd
iit‘till tlist'll‘ti'l'r'tl tot till-w‘llltllit'l tool It
is llt'llt‘\t'tl il‘wtllllll I l.I‘tIiItl.~ out oi I-
\cugt- .\lillt‘l‘ |~‘ In the gourd lili'lr"
:t\\.tillltL' tuttt'I marital
\i’t'UlItI Ntt‘l‘ lll'llfl‘i'.
rlly \wtrlrttt-tl I'I't-wtl
New llilt'IEI. t‘onu. Mount 3-. \
blit‘l'lill to Iltt l‘tfll‘li‘r Ititilt.\' my.»
t'.ttItII lliih'll. letrrtic .l. llitl‘l'\‘ .\lt
t';tiIt~ in» lII-I-tt III-tottttul ot the thitrgv
oi ~tI time: It!" lit'llt It i'.tit- main in
littttctv .\ i'it~~t t'otttIt-I-ttI-tit IIIIIII .rr-
tillery
.\trcr Itllllllll‘lllt'lli in "It' gttttrti iItttI~~I~
tor litiil'h l\\tt littlilil“v. to» wow gilt-n
it tt'lol Itoi‘tttt- It gent-ml mutt Irt.trtt.tl
hint “Wk. 'lltt' trllli‘t'l'~ oi the ttrttlt.
illit‘l‘ I‘t'lllillltlllt; out lllll‘t‘lt lllllilllt‘~.
I't’llil‘llstl with .I \tltlit‘l or not utrittt
rlt tI'I llhll l I \\" Ill I \‘Itt.\
tlly .\n-trtittlrtl I'It-MJ
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tttt Ilt‘ II.‘ In: in it lit-I .tMltll‘tl Itllll
ltItt .Il 'Iotttr lltItl. trot.” \llltlll Iiglttt
.III’ III .tIt-vtt-ittuv 'll.t -laItt- .ttttttt
.tt I'tItIrn lit-pot. lIItltlt‘Il III l'llltthilIIIl.
trutt'thttl ttIIttttuiI llte' pttrttttI-Ii all‘t‘t-L
oi tlI titt, loaded to piptvtn III lull
llultlttlitl ttnlllittt. lltt) \trlt‘ it‘tlt'il'
t-tl it} \lrvttt l'IIIIIeuIIIih and all”
worth. tool. Ittr- tot .‘IIIIIII Ilotlt. rlcor
llhll IIII-l .\"Il‘lltilll trotttc- lltlt‘ illtllllil'
III III timing the Iliit‘llltittli
liltli“ \‘lt'lt Willll l|.\'l‘lllNli.
lily \mI‘ tutt II I'ttv I
Tuttntott More \Iilllt-Il 2n I‘mol.
William it litlru on» llllIWlli'tl thit
”'lllll‘Ii lltt' lllll‘ltill It." old unit of
Ililliiilliu “'llill‘ lutIIIIIu 'I'no otltt:
Itot~ mire \illlt him. itttt “I'll' tootttlt
to t'etttl I nor lirrlhldlili and were
trottlt t'\.l‘l|l‘~ll‘tl IlItIIlnt to...
till.l'll\l|lll1l‘lli\l'liil
tl1\.\ tetlrtlttl |"It~ I
.\'.u \‘otit \iw‘l‘i lit ’IiII l‘lrllil
III tin II illitilill .ttrti it.I.- I'l'llllll. Ii to
.\tttroaoi.
ttt'lli Iii tlltl'irl 'ItI “VHIIIXIFI'IIV
Mu tutti. \ttgtt-I to imprint
tlthltt uvttl to thuittttgttut tttttty, It
lttrtg iltl‘ It I'. littlli Itt .It'l‘uiw‘ I'll) to
It the i'i‘ItilHliltIiliI tnllt-tmtl
You don‘t "III" to it It lilt-
lt.lIthlt-l III llilH'lIiill ultlir tlo-
urtlmt mt"
\mt Inn to
fiiil‘ let
'\\'l.t oi room I lid in pt .. ll
low hail Ii .II the .\lit"il' MIA it It. '|
how to «and in A belt at) .trrtght
Associated Press .Despatches. Up to the
Hour of Going to Press.
the riot rev
I‘m 0mm 'MUOII
lorry [on at camp 'M Going to
theirlorner to locum
thy Associated Press.)
New Yorlt. August till—Secretary A'-
ger had breakfast early this morning
and promptly resumed his work of ln—E
vestlgatlng the aiinirs of (‘amp Wilton.
Among the first things he ditl was to;
give nitration in granting oi thirty
days" llll‘lttllflhh‘ to the Seventy—iirrtt'
volnno-t-rs and the Strand .‘lflrltilli'llll-l
sells. tlcncrnt Alger told the comman- 1
_dt-rs of those regiments to make out n 1
list of all the Int-n who wt-re'tthle tot
leave camp so they can deport tor their ‘
hunter mt soon as possible. The; Seven-
ty-lirst men will go by train to New
Yot'k.whilc the larger number of the
Second Massachusctts men will probn-§
IIIy go by boat direct trout Montnuk.
The volunteers were In a nanny;
irutnc oi mind this morning at tire
prospect oi soon reaching their htmtcs.
The rough riders are also to be grun-
lt‘tl hil‘lttllfllls. atrti so will the Mich gtn
volunteers.
.\t the Itxpiratlon or their Inrlonghs
the SevcntyJirst Int-II wtll not return
here. but to t'tttnp Black. to he iorltr
ally mustered out. The Massachusetts
Ilit‘ll will report to South Fruntinghuut
t‘rIr Intrntcrittg IItIl lifter tht lr flit'ltttlgll‘.
Sonic oi thc sick men In the hospitals
who are attic and willing to h.- rcmovctl
to III-tr ltotnrs wIll llt' IIIt-ltttictl in the
list oi llIIN' on t'ttrlouglrn.
tlcncral .\tgcr has given notici- that
thc I'I'L'lllill'h will also lit‘ ullowcti to go
home on tItrlotth. so that within a
rut Illnh thousand III rncn who arr
Ill It tl! tIttIIp will he aviary. to make
room tot those not-I on Ill“ transports
in For l'tiliti It:ty writing lll comr- .h-
Luri- :ttttl those- expo-cl tl trti titt' ll'ultn-
ports yet to come from Santiago. luv
ctIIIlJIg tit-ncrnl Shztitcr anti lilri a nil.
(lo-Itctttl .\Igtvr said he did not know
III: In in slili‘IIlti Ivar-I. Its he wanted to
vtt' tlttttg~ in l‘t'll‘T ‘iiitll' Int-tort- hr
\I'Iii .twny. “t‘llt‘l‘tll Alg r. whitt-
Ittokitt- it..~ round. IIItIth curt-Int lit-
qtriry on I‘l‘IIlllIt‘ :tl’ittit“ rod Wilt'lllt'l'
.2 \‘lllilt'lt'lll mopi) III IN and will. llllti
iIII'|| tt-.'c.\'I-Il III illl‘ ltllxli lttlfi. Witt-II
ill I'ontttl what he t'ttllhitlt'i’e'tl IIcht-ct
III!) will I" III lilillillf.‘ callnl Io .Il‘t‘ltlllll
Iliiirt' I‘I‘~lIIIll llll".
.\‘i‘t'l' -l.tt')' oi Watt' .\lgI-t' toti.r_\' rem-it‘-
tl It III-spttittt ll‘IIlII \tijutnrtt (lent-rut
t‘t-rhltt lrt \i‘:t~lttItgton. lItI‘tII'IIItIIg ttlIn
Ill :l l‘tr‘~itit ltl \it'lslltlcy could not Itllll'
l‘l l'il’l'il “HUI" ltlltil‘l' iltr "Illllll" oI
l‘iill oi lIl\l “rill
.\Itltlllli' lI.tIl~|h‘l’i rmtclrd titt- l‘;li'l:t
tom“. ll \\.|-l It... Ii. H. Miller. with
5:6 Iitlli nt‘ thv l"ll'rll I'vgttlnr ltrtttutry.
I‘Ivvttty ot Iltt‘iIl lil't' sit-It. but there Wt'l’t'
tItI «ltollrti during the \IlMlII‘. llt'llllt‘t‘
.il' .tIIt Ill Iltt' Ill Ilii'll down with It
It, .i.-i:lttll.- tint t "
‘l‘llt‘lt' wI-It HI‘II IlI-tttltr III the comp
lt'ltrtilttti lurid}. .lIIlttl tittitty. tIt t‘ont
potty l‘. SI-tctttt lli‘Nl It‘liilllt'lll. lll-‘tl oi
-l\~t|llt'|.i and John Itottrt. oi i‘otupotti
Ii. 'I‘Itcttttctlr l'uttctl Hitttcu lttltttttt‘y.
trout Into-uteri IttIIl t't‘liuliriliult. IIt illt
t3. tt-rtl itttupttol tttt It‘ tlll‘ LINN poll. Iil‘
llll‘ll‘ ltl't' lint ttpltottl putttutn III Iltt'
lIIthlIildl. not It I~ .I lit!
itiiiitiul trI Ittt It ili tot- Iltlt‘llltttil mott-
‘.'.!t- .llt‘l thit- "I ”III Iourt llIJIli
i't I lenlm‘.
“II‘
\‘t‘ali‘ltl.l,\
lltt- ltllililltliti‘iiilltl Ilr.tt etrtrcml llll'
littlullt II: II- to III ul'illllt'tl Hum-It lllllt'll
.lt’lHll) III the I.II ll ot Ito H. \. Ittt tlII'
lv‘flllllttil liiil il;- elcttttttl .\ltiIn-Itt'ltttatrih
titlv- morning.“ ltt'lt IIIIIIIy oi the \ttliil|~
in I; landed ttoIII rluttttttuo the) Wt lt‘ III
tttgn. 'lhry ltotc now tut-n IrrppltI-ti
ItItIt good lltilhltll 'I'ht .\liorllt'lllinlil‘
Ittrlt dil' Ii-lll‘t trill) “I‘ll it" til litter l'l‘~
thrill, to lltt'll Mot l‘lltlllilltl Irictrtln
tt.u.- lIl't'll very flt'fll‘lflllit to titcnt
i'ItlilIII'l Flatt. oo- ttc uttl gtt hi» turn
III! ltII lIIItttt- or MN!" III tmulhle
'i'h- l‘ilglttit ”lilo Nlllilllt‘i'l'll w: to Ittllr
Il"' 'tlilu) ll‘tilll tht Mottttuk. Tilt-tr in
IIIll‘lt tit-vutttutittiott illll‘lllfl tlo- litIl-I
tittttlt. on .‘III‘UIIH‘ oi Ill‘ poor l'tlltmt
titrt It“ In It no Iltc trip ltttrtt rlIIIItItIgIt
control lion. . Ittt «lit-a hie It'illl’li to
”Milli, ll.’t I'l\tlt lit-tilt .III his tint III
I. i.ttt.: ttll‘I “if m. It utttttt III “hour
I It I. H- ltIII- ‘tttti .t with I1 lit With
1. Intro \ltrtt Itlmltl llllltnlllu tht'
Ill'llllli Illltlit tilt lIIIlouglt
lttttrtto.tlt-ttt will remind M iii IIIIlIl'
t‘ItI Illlti‘NN‘ll that “It lutlttttgltu for
thc ttoltuttcttu him- III-I II cut-titled Itoltt
”this to II“) tlIM‘I
ltIIlII What.» it
mic-e Itttyttoo"
l'tlltltrr tilt. ll'I ohm: a {dime inltru
. Itttttitlt- to lllflifl'li, below it‘s l'I't‘illlIll
Ittttlv too lute ottII IlWil Itttd gets pottlutl
«no It ll“ ltlfil ttrttttttntmt
"a... ...
Inert Ii‘ttllliltll‘
.‘itttt' up titer» I‘l" IIItitIH‘ ~tl III III"
Ijellli'l,‘ «It tltr hotw- oi Itmttuotto.
IJ Buckley. oi Mystic.
. :ielphia. and
rumor-gamma...
h letter-ting com.
I!!! Arroeirted Peers.)
Myrtle. Conn. nugurt all—Thethlrd
dry or the thirty-second rnnurl conven-
tion oi the Universal Pence union was
opened rt tdzao tnlr morning. Alter
. the preliminary ererclrer several letters
were reed by President hove. rmong
thorn luring one or acknowledgment
trout Prertdent hickiniey. Another let-
ter war trout Charles Schley. brother of
i I. Reed’s
FRENCH
ALL-WOOL
CHALLIB. I
Just a low at those thrt were men-
tioned a short time Igo. at Me n yard
iSontethIng hire 5 or ti placer with en-
Admiral Schloy and r relative of Miss 1°“lh ’07 °|i€ 0" "'0 dress Milli“ i“
Jerrle Schley, who went to Madrid on
in place. and “maps from .10 to 12
. l .
an errand 0‘ WIN. The letter t'lllll'l'fl' iremnnnts with enough for waists and
red regret at glint. denounced as futurist!“ The whole quantity is In.“
the stories publhthetl to the effect that ;
the young lady went to Spain \vltltout'
the consent oi her Il'*renu. A entrie-
grrm war read from .‘. :I rtrlun Pence
society which raid: “lites. your work"
President Love war followed by Prat]
Dnrrtel Bachellcr. who read a poem
written by Francis Hopper. u lorrner
slave woman. oi Richmond. Vr.. which i
had for its theme 'the words of (‘nptnln .
Phillip of the Texas during the naval
tight at Santiago: "Don't
poor devils are dying."
Another poem was r nd by Prof. J.
It‘rantls tiullu—
'gher. of Providence. delivered an eul-
ogy on Levi Josiyn. late president of
the lthotle lttluud Peace society.
Then came the business Mission at
which the most Important holiness war‘
cheer. the t
and yet we tyrant to clean It up and
;close it out.
i We repeiu the price again—49o It
yard tor lino French rll- wool Challie.
' Dress Goods tit-partment.
l
WASL; SILKS.
l Nothing cooler or more stylish lot-
It waist. nothing more tomiortablc and
dreary. We have re-arsorted our col- '
% Down
good
line oi the dillcrcnt styles in thee-its.
picction and now otter n spot-3i."
'plultls and stripes.
Silk dopartntcnt. main iloor.
the election at oilicers which was as;
ioIloth:
l’rcttldent. Alfred H. love. of Phile-
seventy-iive vice-preli-
-lents In various parts oi the United
States and Europe: secretary, t‘hnrlcn
I’. Ilartlngs.’ Philadelphia; three ('OI'."
‘rettponding secretaries. tlclvn A.
wood. Washington. II. t‘.: C V.
(‘Inrlt. Ogden. l'tah.
rtathbnn. ol Mystic.
and Herbert W.
A committee appointed yesterday l't‘<
lock- ‘.
W.
itA'l'lllNG SI'ITS.
leies' rtle-s. In flaunt-ls. tor “AIS.
lurid 82.98: mohair. for 83.00..
Mlsscs‘ stytts. prcttlly trlmntcd. for
”.98 and 82,25.
l’tiit Slilli'l’ WAIS'I'S.
ported ten rcsoluttons and couvicttonts.‘
who substance of which were as follows:
That they were thnnkiul that thc war
was over: they recited the lat-t that the
II- ‘ictv wits Iorntcti Just Mir-r the c'itt!
nor was over-
crttcti with the prcscnt war: that they
were I'tiln‘lllt'l‘tl that the late hostili-
ties had tl'll'ltillrlii‘lllt'tl thc incompati-
hility of war; that ticncrtri Sherman
was right when he said. "Wnr is hell."
and that humanity demands that rea-
son and arbitration be substituted tor
the tIIlllIrIry system: they were -ultto
t'tittvlnt'ml that war lil't't't'irl nanonni III-
~Iattrty; that war was th> cIIcttty oi the
people and that war for t'tillqlttR-I llll'illl.‘
‘lllltv'i'lJlL-‘lli.
.\II lilllll't‘hh ht llr. .\lzlit‘s KIIIIII. of
Harrisburg. l'a,. brought thr morning
"t'h'illltll to a close,
.\I ”It triiI-t'nootl 5! «Ion .tIi-lt'tssw:
u.-re made by Mrs. .I. t‘. .\I;IIIt-hcstvr.
president of the daughters of .\rnt-riI-nn
Liberty. of I'rtIvitIt-III-c; l'roi. llillllt'l
litttitt'lIt-r. ot‘ l'llllitt‘lt‘llthlil .\Irs .\marni
.II; III to. and t‘x-tlowrnor Iloyt. oi \\'.\u
outing. now of Washington II. t‘.
_.——-—-—-—
TODAY I. WALL “REL?
tilv
“till hil-‘t‘l
.\'lh'tl. ittlctl l'rt-ss t
.III to II. III 'l‘lto- opt ntng
ot the Ittot'krt unr- strong tor no»:
stock» and was motto-l by Iit- lttot)
Ilti‘ttig oi the littlllflt't‘r. tltt~ I'.tt".tic.~.
New York t‘cutral and Sugar. 'i‘ht-
mono t‘Itttgttl from ‘2'!) In. ”W Irtttt-t',
Ill sugar Ntllllt‘ III I'.Itlt'tt ,~oit| unort-
ill .tttti .\lItItlt.ttt.ttr IItltIIllIttl T"... \‘tl't
torgt block» tIl ittdtvtthtal eltit‘k: w Il
Iottght ill tltI- opt-Iriog. 'i‘herc war
~unrt- slight tlt'lll't'sfiltilt Itr litui. lildllll.
\ll'llihllll ltit‘l"iIill. l‘t'oph LI tilt! and I
:ItlIlIllt‘l ol ullle'i Irttruinent rioth
\\;tli
litiilith lt.rtt M’lllltfl Iil'tli‘lr" in llll‘ Illiiil‘
urn-t. II .t In. illlllllllt'vvllli
III II Mitch tll‘lIH‘ Ilil'llt tlrl\\l| tt'utu tho .
«purring I‘I'uple't tilt» and lll‘tmltl)“
It'tttuit cotrt'ttrttvtl Irony .IIIII .\iunhnt-
guilt ultti count-ti at l‘t'ut'ttou
hill iltt' Itctnantl tor the I‘It~
t-outitltitl .tttti lll‘ltl
ilil' top |illl't'-~. Strength in wine of
iltt‘ .tI-=I.tttrt-~ III-o Illsltlllll‘tl the tint.
.\ltllltt‘wllil ll'Hlt. .\th York Art ltt'ultc.
.‘tilllillll‘tl lltrpe. llttlIltt-t. and the Spin
It tow t to;t polittn the Monte lIlltI"
tut Itilllt'tl below the tort or tItI- pour.
Httutrt i‘l--ittg two point , ovcr Mill tttuht.
Wall nitttt. IitIIItt l'tthtitt'u min ‘.I
«littttit It'tiltttt tilitl Inlt‘ttot'ctl to Ill
lint III-ncmi IIIIIIht‘l Ittou 'tl .t I-ititlttli
It .Icttonttry tendency In the motto hour
IIII Intuition III IIIIyittil. hilt ltIttlIlig lut-
t'tlllll‘ \It‘y tIttll III the dc illlt' 'i'ow-
.titlr noon l‘tttou I'Ill'lllt‘ iuIIc ItttIItlt-ol)
"how tlrlt‘tyrtuo and tits ||I‘I‘Il‘l'l'|‘t'
ritit'lt IttItItnIctl III Illil‘hH-‘Il oII IIetIvy
ttttttIItIttIm- .\ItlllItlll pretrrttd IIIIII
ltttrtttrgtott aim turtle up thr- Illinl'lltt‘lil.
ultittt t“ll"|lltt| to the other rloclitr
Ihtlcu to noon. :tttt.rl;.' lliiill'tt tltrtuc
niutttltttit‘t' ltIItitlII I'ltiWI’Il tho I'"t't’|l Iii
pt'trllt trritittg ltItt tlrt- tuttrttct gtvtterolli
MI Ililil .
thrltllifliltll. .\lliltittl :t; tlttvtvrutucut
it‘tt‘utlr trout itttctrtttl rt-vt-Iotc. .‘iil.
Ililtt; tttutontu, "Misfit; mint-t-Itttnmtt-t.
outrun, t-tttu-ottttotI-n. satiation,
\i'ttll “lll‘i‘i. I p. to ’i‘lu'rt- Willi pro-
ttt tuition In the Northern I'ttclilt. on
till ~ttrtuttlt of ”W rtet- itt ilte' l'tIItttI
I‘lil‘lllt .ttol \tcitimtt ptcirttrtl sloth.
'l'hr tttIvIttIrr Wur- tirtwltcti ttnrl dullness
lIIliI"\'t‘"l'll lil It Itlittiti t'rm'tlmt.
thll utrtrt 2 II In The I‘Imrli‘i hm
moo. ttrtrI-iheiv It.“ ttflif i o'clock
‘Ittt Ill‘lll“ ttI-rtlttttt-tl ttt Ittlumtt- ~Itenl~
ilv. ill I'tttti rlvlug over the high po oi
oi lltri weeit .Itrtl llIO' "rulifllii‘t‘t near It.
t'oII-mttttttrttt tlIIw lumped i". 'l'lI' tol-
littttt-ti prom rotting which
tutnltnl II ttut‘ttttr It" I‘I‘NQH towimi
titt: Hill oi the hour.
t.tn Io..t III
III Ilil‘ ilol.
.ttt... Itillillilli‘il
Illt It
I'll
a... .&
'r til
and now they are pcrttth .
Wash Good. tit-parttncttt. down gum,
otters the tollorlng:
lI‘igurrti towns. Illgc ytl.
Light I‘zttuhttc. 5r yd.
.ltIcotIcts. li‘p‘ ii ,turti.
antl-uittt- l‘t‘l‘t‘dll‘fl. .\c yd.
India Iiintltt'
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School Supplies.
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Text Books.
Pads.
Pencils.
Copy Books.
Drawing Books.
Rulers. Etc.
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t IHE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. i t
TRISTRAM St HYATT.
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwntlr, Conn.
August
Mark-
1 Sale.
TRISTRAM 8- HYATT,
O
‘ Tolophono coil. "-48.
out.
rider-ed.
NORWI LK. CON N.
We will continue tor we‘re“
more our August Marie-Down Sale.
'All Summer goods to be closed
The cost or former price not cott-
A ‘ NEW DEPARTURE
SCOFIELD St HOYT’S.
A Free (tilt in Both Stores, tlonttil and South il0llllilil.
For cot-it cash purchase of hit ccrrts you are entitled to It guess on the number
of brains irr glass ltottlc shown in their stores.
Itttntlte ‘;
”t'lttltt‘l‘ lblll. lSllt‘l.
Look at the New Line of Carpets and Furniture lust Received.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
WAT-m.
h‘.i \\' ttsltirtgtott St. I ‘o. Norwnlk.
The Town
For the Straw Hot: at half-pelt”. ' t
For tho Nogllgco shirt: at any prloo
You’ve boon In our store.»
You know how good our things on.
Price: hero moat-In something onvod
Cam. in and look at our goods.
Stock up before you go away.
The first one guessing the correct
or, if not guessed. the first one who guesses nearest the correct number of
lit'illis' is entitled to the large 'l‘rtrkislt l'ltttir shown in their windows.
Club Building. Norwalit.
Seenadhrnd Double flutters tor Sele- Int little tired.
i .
to be given
m
lug-inn may not to. plontlful tutor.
Try on. of our Ora-h outta.
FRANCIS 6: C0»
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cut it crud
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