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205 Washington at. South Norwalk.
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Mrs. William B. liatllcld continues
to improve niccly at her home in East
avenue.»
Mrs. A. ll. Muttart and chlldrcn.‘ of
Myrtle avenuc, arc sojlirnlng at Peeks-
kill, N. Y.
‘ Joseph Lockwood is now employed
as assistant chef at the Gregory Point
shore house. . .
Master Howard Seymour, nf Strat-
. ford. is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Henry Seymour.
lll‘he employes of the lpCount mach»
inc shop in East avenue are enjoying
a few daysf vacation.
Painter Edward E. Gorham has a
force of men at work on the'burns and
outbuildings at the Town Farm.
Mrs. A. J. Smith and daughter Ma-
tilda, of New Haven,‘nre the guests of
Mrs. M. L. Dora. of Rowan street.
Levi 1. Jones. of East avenue, is
traveling through this seotion of the
country as agent‘for‘a trust company.
William E. Marvin, who has been
quite ill at his home on Marvin's
Ridge, is‘reported today. as slightly im-
proved. .
The Junior Band of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will hold its weekly
meeting tomorrow evening. at the par—
sonage. . .
Wallace Hunted, Burwell Day and
Spartan St. John wheeled to Wilton.
thismornlng and are spending the day
with John R. Finch.
. Chpt‘itin‘ A‘rtli‘li'r' ”Day 'is ‘ overhauling
and painting two skills owned by Dr.
Parker,‘of New Canaan. on the north
shore of Seavlew avenue.
' Mayflower flock & Ladder Company
will meet tonight in the truck rooms
in Van Zandt street to take action on
the. revision uf‘tbe by-lnws.
William Suckler. of Myrtle avenue,
an employee in the factory of the
Lockwood Manufacturing Company. is
enjoying a week's vacation in Bridge»
port. .
Mrs. William T. Alsthorpc has re~
turned‘to her home in Pcckskill, N. Y.,
after a two. weeks“ visit with Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. hinttnrt at their home in
Myrtle avenue.
The C. C. (3. Club has in course of
construction at the yards of the - club
in Van Zandt street. in fine twenty foot
racing canoe. Captain A. B. St. John
is superintending‘the work. .
Mr. and Mrs. 3W. Emery Simpson‘i
and family. returned to their home in .
l‘ccksklll. today, from their two wecits' i
visit with their cousin, Mrs. Charlesj
Aisthorpe, in Seaview avenue. i
bliss Evnnli‘lngg. of Kaiser Place. hiis ‘
roturuell home. after a week‘s visit
with relatives and friends in Stamford.
Miss Annie Sculley returned with her
to he horigncstrr for some time.
, N. id. Simpson: wife and children.
Emery and Madeline. who have been;
ghosts of C. ll. Alsthurpc. of Seavtewl
avenue. for the past ten days, returned I
to their home in Peehskill. N. Y.. to—g
day. . - ' i
'l‘bday Misssos Ina Seymour and ‘Eth- E
.el‘Glover. with two my friends. tuokl
their bathinp suits anti wheeled to?
Compo Beach, where they took a salt;
water bath. They report having a fine2
limo. '
‘James llanford. the mail carrier,t
started .‘today on a few days' \‘flt‘tltitlll.f
[la will go to (‘ornwallvillo in the (‘at- i
skills. and join his wife and child. whoi
have been visiting there for several:
woulrs. . . _ .
:llenjamin Cello. Charles LaCrolx‘s
‘aduistunt inHafner‘s store. with his
father is enjoying a stay in New York
City. "The pair expect to be able to
complete their sighmeeing in time to
rot rn-home tomorrow night. - ;
ths. Charles Simons and daughter.
. Reba. Mrs H. M. Tate and sister. Mrs
M. A. Net and grandson. Robert. Tate. ;
are at. Springtime today. attending the ;
camp..meetiug. Rev. J. H. Hoyt. of
New Gibson. is ihes’peaker at the can :
“which "wig“ k r:
., «I l G: l’ l 00 I DR! 3'
Sn ” ' ‘ and “sternum“ tn'Snugntuek.
yesterday and showed them over the
.‘q autumn" and. fanatic." the handsome
adamant! schooner yachts helcnaialr
to blimp. of that place. The party
'includnd Mrs. William Wright. lit. R. .
‘ H 7 ,t. Jennie. Emma and , Ettn‘
The manyfriends of Richard W.
' Roi-walk will regret to learn,
that lion'rtolgntd his position as
supextn patent of the. Sunday School or
St; Paul’s Mlfiion. Mr. Blade‘s moth-
‘erdledf‘recently and he has decided to
lab! extended mention. He was
(
‘ thin as chief cook at Dorian
at.
and gone back to his one business of
pointing. . . w «
. Captain Charles H. llall is filling in
this ground in front of his barn on
Main street. lie is carting the stone
from McKinley street.
. fl‘he residences of George W. Stevens
and Captain William‘Youngs. in Me-
Kinley“ 1 street. . have . been connected
WiththaseWer main”: 0. ll. Gulder's
atore‘i‘ls being connected today. . . .
The ,“Vloia.” {owned . by Captain,
George Ackerley. thi.I ”Leslie." owned
by Frank Jarvis and Captain Theodore
lockwood's boats. are being overhaul-
ed on the shore oft Main street. .
'l‘he. Prospect Heights baseball team
will play the Belle Island Juniors on
the Brown lot. Belle island. Saturday
morning. at il‘o'clock. Every member
of the team should be on hand, as a
gumlkame is expectdd. .
Commodore C. B. Keeler‘s sloop
yacht “Defiance," which has been haul-
ed out on the late Captain George
Wickes‘ ways. having In new shoe plac-_
ed umber keel. was slid off today. and
is in line shape for the race at the
Nor-walk Yacht Club Saturday; ‘
Francis 8. Buylston wears one of
his eyes in mourning. The old story
of chopping wood would go very well
in the “commodore’s case, but he var-
ies it slightly and says that hc'was
striking a nail with a hammer when
the nail flow and struck him in the
eye. . > .. .
DJRIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss C. G. McClellan intends to go
to Massachusetts next week. '
Jaines'Burchard took his family to
the seashore yesterday for an outing.
John Hamilton. of West Norwalk, 18
recovering from a severe attack of
gastritis.‘
The Darien Baseball team ‘will play
the Greenwich team at Greenwich Sat-
urdny‘ afternoon:
Charles Shocks. who cut his thumb
off with an are a short time ago, is
getting along lcely. , '
Miss Ella McCreary. of Brooklyn, is
expected in Darien shortly to spend
three weeks with friends.
Mrs. Cbarlesfi. Brown. of Fough-
keepsie, is expected in Darien daily. to
remain several weeks with friends. .
R. D. Lyon. of New York, is spend-
ing two weeks with his. sister. Mrs.
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch. at Cedarwild.
Miss Ada Davis. of Bmoklyn, is
spending the week the.I guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Clock, of Maple-
avenue.
Rutherford Waterbury moved his
household effects through this place.
'i‘uasday afternoon. going from Eamon
to Springdale.
liauford Smith intends to take his
ffamily to Short Rocks this week for a
two weeks’ nation. He went yester-
day to get everything ready.
A. ll. Gann, the Noroton photograph-
er. was in Darien yesterday afternoon
and obtained a picture of John Ober-
lander’s new forty-eight,~foot launch.
D. R. Planer. of Glenhroolt. was in
liarien yesterday afternoon introduc.
latt a patent self-heating lroner. He.
succeeded in getting several orders.
Miss Elsie Renalds. of Tuclr Hoe.
who has been visiting her mother and
sister. Mrs. A. C. Paris and Katherine \
l-‘aris. returned to her home yesterday
afternoon.
David Lee. of Rowayton. need never ,
be afraid of burglars as long as he
keeps the bull dog he recently purch~
used. it has a face that will frighten
away any burglar.
A party of about twenty from this
place is arranging to go to Norfield.
Mass, about August 4. for a stay of
two weeks. The party will he chap
eroned by Rev. Herbert S. Brown.
The funeral of John'srnilh. one of
Barton‘s oldest residents. was held at
l0 o’clock. Tuesday morning.‘ Rev.
Juseph l... Guernsey officiated. The re
mains were buried with his family in
the Noroton cemetery. The politic-an
ere were Selectman Charles G. Wntv
erhnry.
Stevens and George Birehard.
WESTNRT. .
Judge D. 8. Bradley spent yesterday
in Bridgeport. _
Miss Minnie Nash is v
White Mountains.
Miss Carrie M. Goa-ham is
ingdriomlmmm Inna Island.
Miss Ochs. of New York. has been
the. guest of Mrs. Henry (lofts .
Otis Sweet is shipping large num-
bem‘of 85 [not poles to Boston.
Miss Daisy Williams. of Norton. is
the guest of Mrs. 0. if. Jennings.
Pmtmaster Could I). Jeiiiffe has re
turned from his trip to withhold.
,_ Rot. R. J. Thomas. of Bound Brook.
N. .l.. is the guest of friends in town.
Miss Bessie Pierce. of New Redford.
was. is the guest of Miss Clan Hurt
n...» .
The Sangalnck Manufacturing than
pony hasslnnednponaneighthonr
schedule. 7 " . ‘
Miss Elizabeth Graham is spud
has: a two weekn‘ mention in the Des-h
shire Hills. .. '
tailing in the
istbesnestofitfrs.
Nissan: Gnnlt.derk law.th
Nash‘sdmgscmmlefles‘mforn
. adulation.
Andrew Buttery. Alexander,
entertain- I
unwamaaunsgnn rumour
W' Judith;
at f
James Dunne. gave birth to .a girl
Tuesday morning. ‘Mr. Mctlarry died
last March.
Postmaster Harris has received
three rural delivery routing tables,
Which have been installed in the West-
port post-cilia.
The automatic 13 per fastener want
ed by the Rsadin Roomiwas. lvdn.
to Elsie Math by the E. H. Hotc kiss
Company.wa presented it to the as»
John 8. Gregory entertained the
saugatnck Mandolin Club Monday sv-
enlng. Refreshme’ntswere serv'ed
and a most enjoyable “evening was
spent by all.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Franzen and
Miss Annie Cross. of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. God-
frey at their pleasant home in the Col-
eytown district.
Colonel William Donaughue and
daughters Misses Tilly and Dorothy. of
Hartford. and Miss Broder. of Rock-
vllle. are spending a week with‘the
Misses Campbell.
Word has been received of the seri-
ous illness of 0. 0. Oasis. of the Com-
mitim: Scale (30., at his home in Day-
ton. Ohio. Mr. .Ozals is father of
Mrs. Morris. of Wright street.
Stuart M. Sherwodd, who this
spring was made an M. D. 'by the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania and his sister
Miss Ethel Sherwood and . Francis
Sherwood are enjoying camping on
Cor-hence island. . .
To find a majoritv of our social set
yesterday one would have had to jour-
nor to Pine Rock. A number. particu-
larly from the Greens Farms section.
accompanied the Episcopal and Con.
greeational Churches on their picnic.
Dr. Henry C. Eno and in party re«
turned yesterday. from an eight days'
cruise to the eastward in the doctor's
line schooner yacht Latonah. During
the trip they stopped at New London
mock island. Newport. Shelter island
and New Haven. The? report it one
of the finest crlllses‘ever enjoyed in
the boat. >
‘ Miss Hattie E. Bradley entertained
the graduating class of '02, Staples
High school at her pleasant home in
Snueatock. Friday. Besides helm: a
crest. favorite withthe class, Miss
Bradley en the day of the commenco
meni. demonstrated her ability by
writing the class song. which as all
are aware was excellent. The mem-
bers of the class who were present
i-‘riday were Miss Julia 8. Adams.
“has Ruth A. Wood, Miss May '1‘.
l-‘lynn. Miss Mary E. Nichols. Miss
liar C. Doscher.
aluminium.
Walter Decker, of Norwalk. is visitv
in: Burr Mills. '
Mr. and 31“.,an Gilbert are
soundings few weeks at Santana.
Allace Stockings has returned home
after being absent out of town for two
weeks. ».
Miss Leila Williams was the guest
of Frederica Starr. of South Nor-walk.
last Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Lowe of Rldzeflcld
snout Sunday in town. the guest of.
bliss Florence Jones. G
Charles Bell has returned from New
"urn citv. where he has been visiting
friends forisaveral days.
The Western linim Telegraph Com.
party has a gun: alga.“ repairing the
cross-country line ., too.
A number uf‘tb'a Po ‘ tors visited
{the South Norwalk more. last Satur-
dav night. They went by carryoll.
The barber shop still remains closed
for‘ the want of a barber. People at
present have to make. a trip to Nor»
wall: or Danbury to get work done.
All entertainment was held at Her-
bert Bennett’s last Friday night in
honor of Mr. Helmet. of New York
city. ice cream and cake was served.
' An ice cream sociable and musical
was held in the new Cnamutlonal
Church. Friday evening. Prof. Bout.
of Ridgefleld.,nm several fine calm
lions on the organ A cam-nil load
from Ridgeileld was present.
, NEW CARRIE.
Richard Northrup. of Hartford;
spent Sunday-1t White 031: Shade.
with friends.
He. ‘ paahe‘llrhaa left his post»
ition the; Krueger Piano Company
minimum): ,9
Mrs: Helen Rom; of Bookmark.-
.N. 3.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
, Miss Briggs. of. South avenue. and
Mrs. C. firm. of North Jilin
street. “Med"flondny for Newport
for an outing. . . ‘
Mound Mrs. M. Coleman and Mr.
and MmJohnlllmm wmgneaxs
of Mr. and Jim Arthur Mncdonnld. at
Stamford. on Sunday . ‘ ,
Mnfifhod,nflhler Yorhhsrou
Zebu-lee M. Fairly. Stamford arcane.1 ‘
r‘ .
, »_ u is .
b“"Willilbn‘,"‘ .‘
v.. by freight. Mond ‘Mr. Cordroch
was formerly em loyed as baker for"_
William Reiiibar land lived in East
avenno.
The funeral of Albert Saunders.
who died Fridnymcrnina. labia nine-
teenth year. was held at his late home.
sunday afternoonft three o'clock.
.‘l‘bc cadet. corps-go which be was a
member. escorted the remains to the
cemetery. ' ‘
An attractive sign has been'plncei
on the front of the Benedict building
by Harmony Lodge. F. and A. M.The
sign represents the emblem of the
order in a binoblaclf ground. it is so
arranged that it can be lighted by el-
ectricity. - ,
Dr. White, a dentist of New York.
has purchased the Mary A. Reid resi-
dence, Locust avenue, and will im-
prove the house and grounds. . Mr.
and Mrs. Norbert ,‘Bossa. who are now
occupying the residence, will not be
requested to vacate at present.
Several stores were deprived of el-
evtrlc lights last night owing. it is
said. to a cross of the wires, which
burned out the fuses. in a number ‘or
cases persons rcchVed slight shocks
in turning on the lights. Thelma
frame work of the awning In front
of C. E. Brinkorhoff'a market was
charged by coming in contact with a
very high‘voltage on the commercial
circuit.
on]. auto 'aussz‘s
should not be worn without intelligent
advice. Whenever an eye finds relief
in a shaded or colored glass something
is going wrong with the interior of
that eye that needs attention. if it
were not so the light would not irri'
tale. Seek advice—4hr! kind! can
she you—the kind that only can be
given after a thorough and intelligent
Glasses if you need ‘
and hour
fl“ N‘Ssombog
A. Stull
cornea AVE. EAST none/Am;
examination.
them; none if you don‘t.
HOMER a. no".
GRADUATE . OPTICIAN.
Finn Watch Rupiah-lug.
Room 9, United Isak Bldg. 80. lilor.
Office hours 8 tollzlll: 11:45 to 6:10
. Saturday evenings, 7-9. .
Special appointments made to gun
trons.
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce,
very painful and serious results. But-
urnte a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with Brizlllnn Balm and
bind over the bite. instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
dad a drop. as green as gran. Thin
is the poison which'baa been all drawn
out and the trouble tx'ovcr. This is the
only thing in the. world we know of
that will do this. Equally. effective for
make and mad dog bite. if instantly
applied, so always keep it on, hand.
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Dmggiata or sent quick. B.
1‘. Jackson and Cm, ladiannpolis.
Wllolli...9illl Free
2 Ozone Washing Powder Tnde. Marita
A PRETTYJ AND USEFUL WAGON.
n..- thrce’kindo :of Trade in...
must be presented to: um. ‘ ._
All fixation: more: self theme
m-..” ...n whwn .. .. on...“
” Jm“ ” " ”Enormous ,
We are trying to better satisfy our
attend rm
pay following prim. with mom
his:
her boots. “on: and bicycle firm ' St
Rt: light bun. 5c lb: he!“ brass.
to; from. to; better. We: not. It:
In; Wmmln bundles. ldc;
has prices
Ktu'nnd navy-mm.
.maond
'- minim
ma mam Watch
banana-r annals ‘ . 7
15“. Box “on. we.
All kinds of millionth; ton- , ..
w. it .‘
scalar ll
it's. a common l-lrror.
To, plaster the, aching back. .
'l‘o'rub with liniment rheumatic
Joints,
When/the trouble comes from the
kidneys. . . . ,
.llo‘an'c Kidney Pills care all kidney
And are endorse, by South Nor»
walkicltlzchs, f ' . ‘
Mr. Thomas wood, Who resides on
Hill street. a carpihter by trade and
an employee alumsch'a hat factory.
says: “For threarycsrs my kidneys
troubled me a great deal. When i
straightened np‘l had severe muscular
rheumatism and it became so lrksome
both .at my work and when off duty 1
felt it high time to check
it . before it becomes more
serious. i got Donn's Kidney
Pills at Plaisted's Pharmacy. l had
no backache and the. soreness in my
muscles did not trouble me after tak-
ing the pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Mllburn (30., Buf-
falo. N. Y., solo agents for the United
States. .
Remember the name—Doan'sv—vaad
take no other.
. a..." w... a..-
unless“
we“?
“War; or...”
Sépecial ‘ Bale
More Specialties
REFRIGERATOR!
HAMMOCKS
WHITE MT. FREEZERS
SCREEN DOORS
WINDOW SCREENS
CULTlVATORB
ONE-WHEEL HOE! _
Two-WHEEL HOE:
FILTER!
(Both Slnno and Faucet Filters)
WATER 600L588.
Wood Alcohol in any quantity.
in Palate. Varnish“. Sheila“, En-
Imoln, Gillan. Eta, m In mam-
an
Remember, 1.009111!!! 1. Momma
and We are the lending Point- for
boas-beau. "not: and floors, cw...
and prices are low considering qualify.
o'omsmck
l Watkif‘ofs"
it DOW. -
luWflfllm‘m mm.
' lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good
, M"?RNINGC.'
,W‘Thcy , ,dfiAftor mango
“ «emu-lib to Electricity:‘ '
An article on earnings of electric
railways. published in thanllrovldence
.lourubl.has;,l,hp following facts con-
cerningtbe New Canaan branch:
‘fQ ,tllohlawLCanaan branchof the
New, ‘va ‘ayalcm', eight miles long.
reach all} out Stamford to . New Ca-
ns ,, nd' highland by trolley, the re
tar s aro‘h so of value as showing the
effects on passenger, traffic of the
change of poweron. a fornierysteam
road. The firstryoar after the change
the passenger traffic rose from. 98,802
to 184.728,,wltbno‘chnuge of fare. In
1900—tbe year ending September 30——
thc branch carried 171.085 passengers
with $16,771 receipts, the figures sitting
in liltil to 108.492 passengers an $19,.
790 receipts. The costs of operation
for the two years respectively were
$11,510 and $12,620—ahout 69 per
cent, and 83 per cent. of gross carn-
ings, and not far away from the gen
oral operating expense of Connecticut
trolleys. which. in cost of operation
seem at a distinct disadvantage as
compared with the third~ra1l.
from the branch—which has no trollcy
competition—for the six months begin
sing with October of 1901 follow:
Earn- No. pas- Ex-
ings sensors pauses
October, 81.848 18.266 “.207
November. , 1.553 room 833
December, 1.420 13.520 1.212
January. 1.320 14.051 1.389
February. 1.138 12.434 1,017
March, 1.439 15.088 1.033
M... ._.....,,_ ....c_..
Total, 88,718 88,842 $6,691
IF A MAN LIE To YOU.
And say some other salve, ointment
as Buckien's Arnics Salve, tell him
thirty years‘nf‘marvclous cores of
Piles, Burns, Bulls, Corns. Felons, ill
cers, Cuts, Scams; Bruises and Skin
Eruptions prove it’s the best and
cheapest. 25c at F. H. Baxter’s dru-
store. . ‘
SULTAN OF BiNADAYAN ARREST.
ED.
MANILA, only 24~Captain John sl.‘
Pershing. of the Fifteenth cavalry.who‘
is in Command of the Lanna (Mindan-
ao) expedition. has arrested the sultan
of Blundayan as a hostage for the do
livery to him of the Moron, who. on
June 22, attacked two Americans. The
sultan offered to produce the dead
body of a relative of the Moro leader
and surrender ten slaves which attack-
ed them, but Captain Pershing refused
to entertain the mrggestion. The sul-
tan then ordered his followers to pro
duce the guilty Moms. On Tuesday
one ofthe guilty men was brought into
the camp of the Americans. He was
horribly mutilated. Before dying he
confessed having anticipated in the
ambush of the Americans; Tongul, the
leader of the attack. has fortified his
house and defies the sultan of Binal
yandsn‘s followers toncnptnrc him.
‘VACATION DAYS. .
Vacation time is here and the chlll ,
dren are fairly living out of doors
There could he no healthier place for
them. You need only to guard against
the accidents incideb‘tal‘to most open
air sports. No remedy. equal: De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for quickly
stopping min 'or removing danger of
serious consequences. For cuts, loll!!!
and wounds. “1 used DeWitt'n .Witcb’
Hazel Salve for sores. cuts and brain
ea.” an L B. Johnson, Swift. Tex
"it is the best remedy on the market}.
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases.
Beware of counterfeit; Clifford Phat,
macy. "
i
no DELAY iN PAYMENT.
LONDON. July 2%). S. Morgan and,
Company, the Londrm branch of J. P.
Min-m I: (30., when asked concerning
published statements that the comple‘
lionof "l8 purchase of shares in
steamship companies by the shipping
combine and been delayed, said to a;
representative of the Associated.
Press: ‘f’l'hero is no delay in the no.
meat for sharing. The coatmctswitb
all the companies concerned sealed,
and delivered, give us until December
31 to complete no out. We do not
propose to net in do this limit." '
nofiEi'ALWAVs Keisha rr
HANDY. I
“My mother colored a long time;
from distressing pains and general lib
health due primarily to infiltrating“
an 1.. W. scalding, Verona. Ho. “Toni
1m coo l caliber to by Kodak She
grew better at one: and now. at the
In of manuals. at; anything she
wants, remarking that the fears in
MIWuohehasbcr-bottleoffto?
do! handy." M‘t waste time doctor!“
symptoms." Ga" after. the cause. wIf
your stomach is pound your health is»
be good. Kodol rest: the stomach and.
measures): the body by digesting your,
fund. alt is nature: on: tonic. our
ford Pharmacy -
scrioor. TEACHERS’ some:
, rouun.
a .
Iletlll'nl! ,
‘ 'zilian Ba :11 is breakin.’
1' known as the Tammie no i
already the mW»me , ‘5‘
M 6.
ping” For many
‘ H. Baler
‘lllabodywuhorflb
My 1’
”it":
ButtonHWbp operated in“
~ .. to 'bo" raw walnut
BRIDQ .PQRT, July 24
ton, the hot‘cl'bont-‘Who, '
member of the Hotel Keepers
tlve Association, swindled tho;
Hotel out of 3128 two month-
srrivc in Sprint eld Bands
bow on the way rom Ban
bring this man, who has aw p
hols from Portland. Ma.,~.to In .
c. . . ,
'Man‘nrw H. E. Marsh.
brought to‘ that! city, «ultimo
all over the country want to.
brought to lustice. , ,
Button has. deposits in h
nearly ovary am to which ,
been. it is beloved that
enough to make good his debt;
many. hotels be baabeaten .
Tire man was caught to
claw when he, was‘tryin
money. His aliases are man at!
real name is not known. Col..W
of the Atlantic Hotel, has'not.‘ '
secured a warrant. ‘ '
FEDERAL SUGAR 00.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 24;
George A. McFarlane. of Hoaolui
given out, information her-egg I, m
plans for the Federal SusfltCIu
recently formed with 850,000 (in,
tal and with C. A. Spreekelnl
son o‘f'the sugar magnate at
Mr. McFarlane‘ says the comp
establish refineries in all 3!;
cities from Philadelphia to.
cisco and in Honolulu.
planned to unite withthe I ..
growers in the‘West. , " ' ‘
eSTOP THAIEGOY
or it out result in.
, ‘9:
ever tried. almost without
10, 25. 500 and.81.00 bottle: "'
ford. Baxter’s or Piaistad‘a. -
.ssvsnrvou: corivl
HAMBURG, July zit—op
at in the names of pevonty
o of those who wereon I, .
steamer Prlmus when a . e w
Mandarin the river El , ,.h
ceived bylhe. authorities.
been ascertained that‘uz;
sensors of the Prints: are ,
ggntrees given may be regard“
a .
tam. causing'beadmo t1
melancholic at firsthtlun ,
eruptions and finally seam
unless a, remedy ll ”plinth:
Little Early Risen prevent
hie by stimulating tboeglivor
mote easy, health! action of I:
els. These little pill; donut
lently but by strengthening the .
enable them to perform their
work. Never griperor diam
ford Pharmacy. ' ,.
pazssvrsnm'u ransom.
, » . auto. ,
NEW YORK. July 24.4111
sale of the Evangelist. one 0
eat Presbyterian necktie: in
tlv‘m “periodicals twltill be no: '
to attention tenewm
pearlngAumtz. . , , a
Mn. Franklin Bush; of N
DeL. can: "framed for
dyspepsia. Used tobt'l‘
{rosalfid belchingé I tried fl
con ear of, mm ,
till 1 tool: Brazilian Balm, '
cent bottle cured mo mp
For sale. by ll; arm-tea
Baxter. ‘
TACOMIC mm. o ' I
HARTFORD. My sir-aims ,
men in this city and vi. _. '
formed an organization mu
siderablc‘ practicing;
1w
amt several £81!le hornet, run
by the members «a ' ’
the sport in this Vicinity
E
lactic in their clott- redevelop
CAVED A BOW-LIFE;
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard, .
lord. DEL. rant "Entities.
ed my hon life. a. _, ,
the one‘we‘ lost with f ‘H
hfmafovdm. no] ‘,
to sleep and was ill flat
The
and
’
was taken to New
was about twat ‘
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