‘ two boroug‘lis lidfgneens with « V‘i‘l‘mt‘“ ‘ n . s Separately organ, are thereforE. in e‘ 5811...... you 'Boston 409iu Bab” sno Builaiofldcin De— ,- “St Louis, 400 in 30 in San Francisco, Orleans and 250 in In the whole conn— are 65,000 paid firemen, b of volunteer fire— ‘. 100,000 to 150, , shying among but three volunteers are My to one rEgular, so "value of training and Thus a city like Wil- Deli, with a population «ho more volunteer fire~ » ,with o enu'sylvgaus lit to erect, at a will; of than $500,900, exclusive of do and equipment, a medical tory building, which will be ed in every respect. 'llie es me also contemplating ‘ection. in the future, of a illedical hall, anatomical lugs, which will adjoin the boratory about to be erect~ which will form one of the xténsive sy stems of build- evoted exclusively to the 1g of medicine 111 1.1110ch or some time the London uncil has heell"0011duet- [:11 cuts in ‘the utilization ltd filEl io‘r firé‘engiuess. in a steam fire engine was ml with fittings neeessan it; incl consumption. iZi‘lis .110 as been maintaining atfllggfia “I ou‘ntsegou ‘e busiest stations, and hiei engineer has reported he ftiel meets the require- aclhl ably in every re- stated that probably gines of London will mth this apparatus. “titles and beliefs have chang- it its last issue the Congrei t goes so far as to say it 1s 01 er a question wheth- l~a candidate tor the ministf‘v‘ lid refuse to avow a belief 'i.‘ the body of jesns 0111110 forth 1 the grave alive. he would be fused ordination." HAT WOMEN ARE“ 5‘! .. cutting the shells of crosses fnucy shapes to be filled again a ,E ‘ cl‘can scissors will be found it niore convenient than a knife. , ‘ timber until pickling time comes of small amount of 11111111 in the line in which they are soaked will . . ucumil plump and ronp al , cloth dampened in it is rub- ‘ ‘ r the face of the iron occasion starch will not stick to it. one s to be an understood thin: " Mles,.hut it is cruel to pin a 1 up in ht'i‘avy. irritating annual , ., If the nature of the child requires for iwurmth. it is better to ry‘ thin flannel sauce. I have hico to cease frottin‘z immo- ., Milling during the heat of the 11 must, use manual: on h .1111 put on 11d . . :« the afterndon . a connection from The A111- itch onwfduaalncm which them Wiih‘t‘ln numeral lion often there is loose not. not enough perhaps ii" 1, H}? 1111.0 if“ (noggin mo ' county. ldll“ Til‘rde hundrdd loll...» “o muting means Just as much to Edwin Grist other newspaper man, but he refused counts. and no ~amount of urging could induce him to accept. iiivoryn effort was made to have him consent to his name being on the list. 1 ' Even some of the senators want :06 him and desired l(hut he so in With the others. As t Associated Press represents a number of paper's they thought to have its representative in- elnded would possibly falls the curse of! to a certain extent. Oviatt hour: the sentiment of the Associated Press in regard to the matter and win 0111: in his 11111111111111 stand.‘ 9 “ The Post has found that the expec- tntion oil; s‘ettlus the 5300 subsidy at the close of the legislative session in- terferes wtth honest work on the part of the reporters. The men who so to the letlalature are all paid by their respective néhsiiapers‘. and the can store in using the state’s money for this grant are culpable and dishon- , 0111. They tulle this means of paying fur spacial 1mm receivedf ruin re~ porters and 111.1013 way not only dia- honor themselves and steal from the state. bllt interfere with the reporter's duty to his newspaper. The Hartford Courant has turned the money voted its representative hack to the state treasury, and words of condemnation for the dishonest practice on the part of the senators are found in the Waterbury American. Ansonia Sentinel. New Britain Her- ald and other state papers. Some of the papers who profit by the steel are mandaluusly silent. WW GILMAN INVENTORY. Appraisers Name as Equity $100,000 in tTwoufy-le.‘ PIMII of Land. Messrs. WHH. Marigold, John A. Rusling and George Cami-neck, of Bridgeport in their capacity as up praisors on the isolate of the late George P. Gl‘ . yosterday afternoon tiled a scope tar luvontor of the refill estate ted 11 111111313 rt‘ and Black Rock There are tv‘ienty— six parcels of land in all, the majority of fliiicg are on}: lured with lilort 133.116 dall 1 ‘llie 0,1011 The previous nvsntory of the per- sonal property in the homestead of the deceased at Black Rock amounts to about 530.0.00 There is considerable more of the astute to be lnventoried inelil‘t‘ilng the tea stores real estate and bank deposits in other states. 511. VERMINE. The members of the M. P Sunday School to the number of fifty five gath- ére‘d at. the «church Sunday afternoon and took carryalls to New Canaan. to take part in the Sunday school rally They had chosen lavender as their colors ‘and with their large American flag and their school colors they made ,a very pleasing sight. The school has been organized for fifty- -nine years and has been a power for good in this place The main is of the school return their thanks to ohn Buttery for furnishing one carrynll and Charles Taylor and Alonzo Buttery for giviugtheir teams to take the school over. The Amerl nan bannel was carried at the bend of the school by Rev. M. A. [tendons veteran of the Seventeenth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers - N0 TROUB E [N NiN'IlAH MNT‘I. WEE yo . 43$? hey- 1111111 ranch ‘Yfi intuit are authority for 'the state- ment that there is absolut lymo truth in any ofrthe reportsw ave been sent ouf‘fl‘dln' that sect '01 he effect that serious trouble is its input be- tween sheep miners and c it ‘0 o era. l‘horo have been no clashes and there is no prospect of any. . 1 STRIKER FINED 035. NEW BRITAIN. June 18-ln the po lice court. yesterday John Thoma was fined $815 and coats for calling "scab" to nonunion machinists last Friday night. Judge Burr intimatéd that the next case brought before him of 0 similar character he would impose the extreme pens lty. 8300 and coats and six months in fall. . I'd PLACE 001.0. June 1 -y-noa elm ' ‘ 011011 in WNW“ Adelina Patti (Baroness Rolf endeavour). was put up at auction this afternoon at, the this city“. The castle was 0.0050!- in afor 45000: ‘0 0r 0. dramatic scone caused by 0 I01 bid of 50.000 which was the reserve price. , 1 no} .aauu‘ol‘i coup. ,JJnne ill:- 11 death is an . nounoed old .n hour head (if the arm "of Barbour I: 1111, thread 1001111- factu'tc‘fd .ol' Paterson, N. J.. and in T GERMAN SQUADR‘ON. 'N Juno 111-41111 pom Wit 1111111111: ordered the auuadron com insulted by Fillies usury of Prussia , to proceed to Codi: to most 111‘ . , 1111111 squadron returninx from legislative 111111111111 or the Asapclnted Press. as. 0.110011 to our ' 11115 1111110 offal-ed 011.011 reporter in the W [costs the 1111an should be honored for his manly 0‘ .r p; H ‘ I 0 Ag: til he 111111 of 116 are This money e Osage [1111111110 ' 01‘ “00.000, 0 his university do ill. alniux methods.- 111 360000010101 does include tile amount spent form tnlnlo to time for improvements and equipment It cost 58.000 to hill '00 11011 crown on the water last year. and nearly as much, vvill be spent this season. The principal 011 case is the chloride of the professions head coach and the expert boat builder. Those two items alone cannot cost less than $2. 500. A steam launch is kept in com infusion for three months every year, at a cost of 3590. Tho tralnlu table out 31 00,111 part of their a final expense oh This includes .‘ g9 point of meeting for men, shells on launch. and their sustenance while there.-—.—Erank Les lies Monthly. ' KEEP THE GEbltAii CLEAN. A great deal 0f ale. ass in families is caused by the cund tion of the col- lar. Not unusually the collar opens in- to the kitchen; the kitchon is heated and the cellar is not. Following naturn, a1 laws. the colder air will rush to falls the place of the warnith. and therefore tighter, air of the kitchen. This would be wellgouough if the collar air were pure. but often .t is that partly decay- ed vegetables or wood may be there. A .day should be taken to throw out 011.. carry away all dirt. decayed woods or vegetables and other accumulations The coho-abs should be brushed down and the walls and ceiling given a good coat of whitewash. An old broom can on used if a whitewash brush is not to t ugh the men” 1mm; Than 1110 .00 had. The whitewash will sweeten the air in the collar, the. parlor and the bed rooms, and it may save the moldy from fevers. 1 WAS KISSED FOR HER OWN CAKE. At the reception at. senator Clays residence recently, when quite 11 1111111 her of ladies were being introduced to Governor Candler, one young lady was introduced who is the daughter of a distinguished and lamented Georgian who has "crossed over the river 01 death " when Governor Candler re marked. "1 esteem the memory of your feather so roveréntly as one of my 11:11. est friends that 1 ant almost tempts to kiss you for him." the young lad beautiful in‘ person. cultured in mind. and keen in reparteo. replied “Why not kiss me for myself?" To her soul den surprise the governor said will ” and suited the action to the word. The young lady says now that she does not allow anyone but gover- nors to kiss her, not even Untteo States senators. GOLD BRICK BUTTE R. A sad story comes from the verdure clad hills of Berkshire county. It seems that wicked and unscrupulous farmers have been selling to the poo pic of Williamstown. North Adams and the vicinity large hunks of 01000101 gut-inc as “country~rnade butter ” These farmers. with wisps of straw hanging from their grizzled locks and with trouserenda tucked in rawhide boots have perpetrated a tragic swin- dle upon all unprotected community. The buyers have been arrested for violating the oleomargariue law. 111‘ though in this case they were plainly innocent of any intentional offense. it looks as if the authorities would up- hold the majesty of the law more slg sally if they were to t after those bucno ’men from across the state line, who have been unloading yellow axle grease upon an unsuspecting and intro ~ cent rural community of thifllfller“ Boston Advertiser. BTATICTIGAL. "I see that the Star puts the popula- tion of the globe at twenty-five hun- dred million! Why. the idea!" cried the lovely unstatistlcal creature. with the paper in her' fluid; as she stood beside his chalk—he gazed abstracted- ly at the tire. ~ "A mistaken idea.“ be granted; "the correct figures are twelve hundred and fifty millions and one." “Good gracious!" she exclaimed. with a highly deprecatory glance at her favorite paper. "Who would halve thought that the Star could be so far out of the way! Which is the more wonderful—their blunder or your ac curacy. so minute and M spon- Menus? “Thu Star has «cows for such blun- during which i could not have. "l‘ls this way. Nelly. The population of the globe comprises twelve hundred and fifty million men—~11nd Just one girli‘fe-andm the stretch turned up an ex 51'1“” hunt downiauvl kissed him- We coUNTERMANnED His ORDER. unsound course of the table 1001001 was titling“ stirred "What is this leather up!!!" 001110110011 the core pulsnt‘ diner. "That, I“ is that he solo, replied “10"” Visitor “rain it 3.1111110 eminent diner. “and “by,” 1000 if 0011“th list the a nles.ts’11dsr _ piece of the upper with the buttons ' ' . i, sold, the 111110 The three kinds of Trade Marks must be presented for wagon. " goods. Mitchell 81 Son. Auctioneers of fine Building Luis lilill r112 o’clock, p. 111.. EASY TERMS. Taylor 8: Golden, am 2311011: 1111111. INSURANCE unseen orchards 11111111111000: .7! Wasbfnoton‘ Sinai. 001ml 11W“. coma landfildfltii": JAG?! LAYTON, . No. 5 Ref no Plus, . ,Soufhrflorwallr. TRADE MARK IKSISYERID NOTICE. IndHheDrugSfms 0f ill 1 Nomafltsll henplmdbylh: , 391 Dict‘slulitiuto. fl‘S'onfh Nora’s“. Conn. This celebrated comic! Mlepmafism, of ”alarm. m, Neural gin. Colds, efc, '1 ii PRICE ONLY 50 CENT S. no'rloououse oneconmn 8011111 Norwnlk. w J. E. SULLIVAN. Priprictor and Manager. Terms reasonable. Bathing. boat- lnn. flailing. Electric ears to hotel. connecting with all trains on the N Y.. N. H. k H. R. R. wan-wa— UNSURPABBED. RHODE IRLAND SLAM BAKER AND SHONE DINNERB. 1“”111 1‘0". 11 Willi Norwsllr Engine and be independent of the wind. For Oyster Dredging they most compact. ohn lo and easily stark ed Engine on the It'kot. " We invite inspection. All lint-clan 4101100 sell the 020110 _ Auction Sale. Meadow Street, .2 < -- Z um 31 11 11111011111111 . 1“"? w; . El" 31"" .11 1 . 3111111111 have incline-t 0110109900101 0 are especially cannon. we hire tile‘ ‘lhako an ear» ,. ly reduction in all our MENlS‘t‘5-SUITS. 11111011100151 prices with . 20 PER CENT. CLIPPED OPP: 014.00 slitt- 111110 12.00 Suits now 10.00.3uit0 now Anson-mam ones. I. DAVIS 0801i, Telephone 133-12. 115 wssumcrou or. ~ on, «comm. . $11120 9-00 " 8-00 FIRST .4, .t' -L‘ ,. ,1 . ‘1‘! 13 E‘ . 31mins Brown“ P111111 111111011111 linger. W Pure White Lead and Zinc mixed by hand +1111 wear twice as long 11W covdr double aur- v, mice as rammed- The house ofWi Wilam rglovens and (if Stephen Wilcox. both on South Main street were painted by me in this manner over eleven years ago. They are still good. Your house will stand as well if I paint it. My office. 52 South Maln,strect. My residence, 25 Elm Grove street. . . JUNE SALE PRICE ‘ 1 Regular prl "till class re " ‘ ‘ NE SAL Several , 11011111111111 011111111111 00110113111011.0000 ‘ and French shapcs. ‘hIxhp William. round and V sci: trimmed With enlv Abroldery or 11100, values. from 250 to 890 ench- . Choice at our JUNE SALE FOR *~ 210 Gambrlc carpet Covers. full front trimmed wit out rows '0! Velon cleanse lac~ 0011111011,. pool: on sleeves trimmed with 1111104 Regular price 500‘- 11111111- noses. ~ Ladles’ Muslin Gowns. finished with cambrie willow co Silo—w JUNE SALE PRICE. 291: Lsdtea‘ Galina, many styles. tine cot. ton, handsomely trimmed with tucks and Hamburg 01181118, high and V neck. also Empire litylc, good 750 robes—w JUNE SALE PRICE, 47c 25 dozen foodies Gowns, made or best muslin or cambrio, pretty effects ' in high neck V neck square neck and Empire atyle's‘, all exquisitely trimmed. with homutltohed tucks, Valenciennes lace or Hamburg edging, some are Worth 81. 25; none less than 51—- ‘ . JUNE SALE PRICE. . WHITE PETTICOATB. Ladies' white skirts finished with lawn ruffle and three hemstltched tucks,— Worth 7511 each:- JUNE SALE, PRICE, 1 1 470 Ladies' White Shirt with deep lawn bounce, finished with 9 inch Hamburg ruffle. and three tine tucks. also earn brie dust ruffle, a good 31. 25 garment—~ JUNE SALE PRICE, 750 Ladies’ White Shirt. deep flounce with 21 melts and edged with Cluny lace 4 inches deep. cambrlc dust ruffle Our regular price $1.39 (New York houses ask $1.00 for same skim—- JUNE SALE PRICE. 981: Also a large nsortment of fine lace trimmed skirts at special prices during our June sale. vdoth 1t 6 .; elsewhere 1n town. Bananas. eta. tried it do so. ’ Calb 58—2. 11 rudlowl .- LADIEB’ uuoaas 1 ' Ladies line 01111111511” . ‘ 1 tucked umbrella hounds; w 11011311110 with hemstltclied tucks 0 11111 in fine cotton and W 90;... . JUNE SALE PRICE, cultonen'a P'errlcoars. ‘ A complete line at 1111101111111 811 tucked rallies and with lace or 11111111 111113 trimming. lilies t to 14 y rs All marked“1 at special prices for our. JUNES ' LADIEO' DRAWERB- Several good option. eambric 110)? Huzmgfgl mills with tucks 1111011111 110111 01113111011011 “ tucks.-~— 310‘ ‘ J 07 Ladies' Drawers, made of best mill- lin 01111111111011.1216: hunted with no lacs, 11111111111 x‘ilnd tine tucks. a large asso maul: to choose from. Prices have been 750 to 980—“ ' JUNE SALE PRICE. "~11 ‘ 596 CHILDREN’S DRAWERQ. Made of good cotton. hem and club- ter of tucks. sizes 2 to' 12 years,- , Worth 150w ' JUNE SALE PRICE 9:: Children a fine cotton Drawers, trim- med with ruffle and hematitehfng. Sizes 2 to 12 years—— ~ ’ Worth 290—- * JUNE SALE PRIOEQ ' LADIES’ WHITE. APRONS. 1 lot Ladies' fine Ilnwn Aprons,—- Worth 190““ 1. JUNE SALE PRICE. . ~ 100 LADIES’ WHITE-v SKIRTS. 250 Ladies’ tine Lawn Shirt Walnut. elaborately trimmed with.xtuoks «dad Hamburg insertion, laundered or Isoff collar and Bishop sleeve, all. this-aca- son’s manufacture. excellent materials and fine workmanship,- Regular prices $1.60 and $1.39— JUNE SALE PRICE. INFANTS' GAPS. -. 1 lot lnfants' Nainsook Caps, all JUNE SALE PRICE, fresh and clean. Worth 191: .109 Whatever you of here you are sure to get right and prices of our Fres Garden Vegetables. ' ASPARAGUS, WAX BEANS GREEN PEAS, RADISHES, LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS, 1 “ BEETS, NEW POTATOES, ETC» “’1: handle only the choicest 111 the fruit line‘. We are confident you can do better here than BAAINS You Are "Invited To call at our store~aud have our liberal advertising offer explained to you. You will be pleased We are complimented daily on the quality Fine Strawberries daily at 10c. and 131:. quart. Piueapples for Saturday. Oranges, Lemons, ' The finest Butter in tom—you cannot duplicate it for sweetness and flavor. If you have not We stand without a rival for the Finest Coffee in this section; you try it and be the judge. l L. ltlllll 111111 West Washington $1111 111111611le Home Brand Milk. c‘a‘h,‘ 8c. 2.400 Matches for 1,. we. 1 qt. Bottle Cider Vineglli‘i 7c Monarch Root Beer. makes 5 gallons, per bottle, , 1 qt. jar Pure Fruit Jolly. . 2 cans Red Salmon for ICC. 101:. 25c. DONOVAN BUIADING FANCY NEW POTATOES. BERMUDA 01110113. ‘ ‘ "ETC-l AT MARKET muons. CREAM BRAND PRINT BUTTER. LB., SMALL LEAN HAMS. PER LIL, CALIFORNIA RAMS. PER 1.13., WATCH FOR OUR NEXT WEEK’S ADVERTISEMENT—A BARREL OF OUR FAM- OUS MAUD S. FLOUR WILL BE GIVEN FREE. NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY, haunts 011001100. TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. spacial Indudomonfs for our. 1111111093 111.0111 CREAMERY BUTTER ' 1 , Wiirrn Roan 111.0011. lib With 01' Women SUGAR r011 y, 1.11 01111 0121111111 CODFISH SHREDS. JUST READ“. obit PRICES FOR THIS WEEK AND SEE now FAR lions MONEY WILL co. EVERY 1111mm QUOTED 1s A BARGAIN. as gas. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR FINEST ELGIN cnsausnv BUTTER. PER 1.13.. e canes FELS' NAPHTHA soar FOR $1.00. 22c. " 25c. 1 Campbell‘s Soups, assorted per can, 5 lb. pail Jelly, 6 packs es Uheeda' pundit, 7 cakes wift’s Pride. Soap, 1151:. Long Island Catsup, bottle, 10¢. Purina Health Flour, p‘er mph; 031:. 3 cans Magnolia Milk. 251:. 20c. ' . 12%11. wt 9c. 25c. .(11. .ph 2,. '7 . 'Ilm'rn sournnohwssie 1111:. 1.13., 5 LBS. FOR 01.110. 550. BAG; PER 8311.100 40. 1* ‘1 ‘ ‘Lfll‘ 3 FOR use. 111 cocoa. 4 3 LBS. BEST CODFISHl
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