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scorn NORWALK' EVENING ' seamen * f
utilities 5:49; nets 6:37.
mammal) a. m.; 11:17 p. m.
u: walnaismtfli'iifl'ufiitimmTo;
will.” Ihuuld be Indra-sod to The
y anl. “ personal letter: not dQIINd.
be formal organization of the Nor-
uik‘iitenmbout Company, (Incorpor-
(Bill) which was effected last evening.
I: a meeting of the stockholders.
eons again to the business circles of
. e‘Norwalhs that cannot be over-os-
muted. The new company absorbs
til-New York and Norwalk Steamboat
mutiny ,and is composed of the lead-
as" business men of the Twin Cities,
‘en who are hustlers, and who are
nationally working for the good of
heir town or city. This new venture
promises to be a gain to The Nor-walks
in ‘a‘b’etter and more modern freight
filervioe. and the company has in view
the construction of a strictly modcru
eight and passenger steamer ade-
quate to the needs of two growing cit-
.Let us hope the day is not for dis-
nt'wnen their plans may be realiz-
dl,
n the nomination, last night, of
John J. Cuvanagh as the candidate for
‘jayor, the Democrats of South Nor-
,Ziillt made a wise choice. Mr. Cava-
‘nltjgh is a young man and known to ov-
el‘y yolter in the city. He is promi-
‘ tly identified with one of the load-
L‘industries of the place~-’I‘hc Cro-
(“t & Knapp llat Company~und has
been for many ycars a director of the
South Norwulk Public Library. lie
in, well-known. as a man of sterling
business ability and sound Jmlgmcnt.
find if elected would administer the ar-
fall's of the city in a thoroughly busi-
nesslike manner.
A power plant is now in operation
‘ utilizing the water from tho Cauvcry
falls of indie. The currcnt. is being
.5 carried ninety miles away and thcrc
made use of in gold mining. The diili~
Vanities attending the erection of this
. " plant and the tuausmission line Wore
enormous, nearly all of thc inntcrial
, being conveyed to the point by trained
y-elaphants or on the packs of mutt-s
laud bulls. A path had to be cut
through a jungle infected by ilercc an-
imals, serpents and dangerous insects.
‘ One of the most serious diliicullics to
'_0vercome, notwithstanding these. tcr-
- rors, was the superstitions of the na‘
“tires, ‘who regarded the river as ea
”bred and with grcat difficulty could bc
induced to Work on tho prtucct.
.WHAT WOMEN ARE GOING.
Brand and low is the way the now
hate are built.
One woman puts rusty \nulis in tho
soil with which she ililu licr llowcr
pots.
"Huts mado clihcr of thc material
Ike ohe'a.i;0\vn or of voiicl to match
it» will be \voru again.
The drop effect silk passomcutcrii-s
re to ho a popular trimming. ’i‘lu-y
are an old fashion rcviyml,
‘ The soft vclvct lint trlntun-d clthcr
with ostrich feathcru or bird-ot-pnru»
'dise plumes is one of tho curliur rush-
ions.
No matter how ciuborntc your pct:-
llgeo wraps arc don't be induced Iii--
300.1189 of this or for any other reason
.to wear them outside your chamber.
'It in almost as harmful to a hair
Drum: 10 dry It by tho Ilrc as it Is to
d y a fur coat in the same way. Both
“I hold be loft to dry In the boat of an
"’DHIIn/éry living room.
mark and white tollcttos are very
’l‘hlfihablc this fall and will be all
. L. The best tailors are making
5' Me‘benutiful black uoetumeu with
filth. vents, rovers. olc.
.ll‘he smoothdnced cloths are espec-
mly‘dntended for the stout woman.
. "and women are blessed with perfect
' fund I hope they are properly
total. t1 must be very convenient
bumble to wear whatever fancy ne'-
' and not be obliged to couuidcr
bloat of height and breadth and
lit. olntlonu to each other.
fimmthon it ‘Iu to dress onc's unit
utility when going out among
. hind neighbors titan when
n ;or lounging in one's home. by
y I do not mean uxpcnulvcly.
tilt in awry item not only of
_ to! tilt.' portion. 'l‘hono who
written to ma uhould appreciate
” .i and probably Would. more
one notable of the home.
. dlen' Work" given two recl-
iner that will perhaps help vary
, “one already ban. The first in
f on: iiix ounces of boat pm
fl, utter. twothlrdn or n pintof
‘ iiicu. one and uncithlrd pintu
, lied sugar, the rind of three
. _. titted. wound four ounces»
5% r in a mortar. Cut the re
lilo very line phone. Add the
llge’r. into which the lemon-
‘heen stirred. together with
' oi. filraln and freeze.
i‘ In for grape ice: The
our lemma. pool or one. on
:i. omens]! pint or water.
hint-tiled ntliflr: or lanes
thoroughly! corpor-
_ hull. strain and 1mm.
,1. one an M
PBPSDHHLMBIlllDIl
i... (i. Goodrich. of Hartford, is stop-
ping at tho Clifford.
Willis Signor, of Daubury. is visit-
lug friends In South Nor-walk.
John how, of lioeton. is in South.
Norwaik on a short business trip.
.iambcs B. Costello. of Main street.
wars tho gucst. Sunday. of' Ncwurk. N.
.i., l‘rlcnde.
Mrs. Russell Front. and Mrs. iludlinc
E. Raymond are spending the day in
liridgcport.
Mary .I. Donnelly. who for several
wccku hue been at. liougcrs, N. Y.. huu
rcturued to Norwalk.
Prol‘cnsor l. A. Harstrom will sail
for Europe. 'l‘hursday. on the in Sa—
vole, of tho l‘t‘rcnch lino.
Misses Mantle. and Kathryn O‘Con~
no“, of South Norwalk. spcnt Sunday
with friends In Stamford.
George C. Ernst. of the Graham-
Ernst Company. went to Boston, today.
in the interest, of the firm.
William F. Whitiock. of Union ave-
nuc, entertained his nephew. Daniel
Whitlock, of Newark. N. J.
Herbert Stodler. of Stonlngiou, is
the guest of his stator, Mrs. Henry
Howard. Woodward avenue.
Theodore Knapp. of South Norwalk.
rcturncd yesterday. from a several
days“ pleasure trip out of town.
Miss Olivia (l. Stcvcns, of llanbury.
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. K.
Stanley, of Main street. Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs .lnmcs W. Howard. of
Washington strcci. arc spending a low
days at their old home in Mystic. Conn.
Mrs. Ilcruurd '1‘.,Smith, of llridgc-
port was tho gucst of Mrs. (loorgc S.
(frnw, of No. 23 Ann slrcct. ycstcr-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. (icorgc 'I‘ruvis. (ff Nor-
wnili. spout Sunday in ilcavcr lir’ook,
Iluulml‘y . Willi Mrs. 'l‘rnris' mothcr.
Mrs. Monroc.
(‘oI. (t. I). Russcll has rcturuod from
Ncw .Icrscy. \vhcrc bc has been you
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E. A. Mcyscnburg. of Hartford. was!
in South Norwulk. yesterday. and call-l
cd on J. Irving Dibblc, bookkccpcr forl
John H. Ferris.
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Andrcw ll. iicrgcr. n fortncr student
at tho llnrstrom school. now u studvnt
zit l'ulc. was in Norwalk. ycstcrday nf.
tcrnoou. with his mother.
Officer James iirouucn has rciurir
cd to his dil‘lcs on tho lliilllllll')' pn-
Ilti- I‘otw .uttt r :1 .‘l'\'t‘l'<'il uluyri' stityl
with friends in South Norwnlk. l
'I‘hc lt‘illl‘fit‘lll t‘ounty lh-nuu-rutli-E
i-onrcnliun for tho nomination of blli'l‘
in‘ will lll'tlllilllly bc llt'ltl on o... lhllll
lust. i-ithcr in Ncwtown or llnnbury.
Mr. and M Is 0 Ilcrgcs hurc rc- I
turnctl to Ihcir home in Stamford. at
for a throw wcclts' visit with ”Mr
daughter. Mrs. lo‘. Schuicdcs. of Sn.
Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l‘. (irauaton rclurn-
cd to their homo in (loloniu. N. .I.. this
noon nl‘tcr a short visit tbc gum-its of
(‘hicf of Politic and Mru. William Voll-
mor. of Union utruct.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Saunders.
who have bccn spcudlng the past two
months at tiwir home in Ann sircct.
will rclurn to Southern i‘inrs. N. (3..
curly ncxl wwk, whcrc Mr. Saunders
guns for tho bcnciit of his licnlth.
Miss ll‘lorcncc iii-own. ticket clcrlt
and tclogruphcr at thc cttsldultllld rail
road utatlon of the New York. Now
linrcu & Hartford Railroad In South
Nurwulk. sturtcd on it top duys' vucir
lion. which will bc pusucd In New
York uluto.
Judge llcury W. Gregory. Samuel l..
chd, Frank A. Van liurcu. of Non
walk and Countable Samuel C. irclnud
of South Norwuik. will leave on the
4:25 li'ittsileld cxpreua thiu afternoon
for a four duyu hunting trip in lime
bury. Conn.
(icorgo Btllimup, who bun been
upondlniz the antimony on Hmlth'a liz-
land, returned to hip dutiun as head
electrician at the Church of tho Holy
Trinity. New York city‘ t-‘lnturduy. Mr.
Httllmnu will have hiu launch ucnt
down all soon an the weather In more
favorable.
Alfred Scam, non of Mr. and hire.
Solomon Scam. of Hui/view avenue. left
youierday morning for Minneapolis.
Minn. where he will take a partition an
anion uncut for tho lilickonnderler
Typewriter company, of Stamford. Mr.
Heath tuna been In the employ or this
company for some time and ban a bout
of friends who will congratulate him
on his nuwpoalllon. p
A STRING OF POTA'i‘Ota.
draw on a heck In a White Strut.
Olflburyi Office.
l The ”whiff? New: telly the follow»
on:
A few cells also nomebody placed a
mediumuind pot: ‘ the hitch part
or the dutch: anteater At). new
wtt’e roomi‘u t a late Iii-eel sin;
tioh. trusts motion ii a tent pile of
paper: until hurt my. when Mr.
Haslett di , ._ nations little we;
amide growth i at middle of the pit:
person in» dash. 7 .
. interrogation Menuhin: light til poi
ting reigned in ‘ argon! to
on you . e on out:
ll? it little , . calm
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BEBISIBABS’ Nilllili.
The Board oi Registrars for the City
of South Norwaik, Conn., will hold a.
public session at the Town Court
Room, l'luvllnud street, in said city, on
Wednesday. October let, liltlil. from
two (2) to ulx (ti) o’clock p. m., to
correct the voting list. All names to
be added to or around from Hillll\llfit
must be handcd to City Clerk Joseph
it. Taylor on or bofore six o'clock p.
in. Monday, Scptcmbcr 29th. prtwtuliug
oloctlon. .
llalt-d at South Not-walk, Scptcinbor
17th. Iilllii.
' WM. l“. TAMMANY.
HENRY C. SMl'l‘ll.
.iOSldl‘ll ’l‘AMMANY. .lR..
llourd of Registrars.
$17 23 27 .‘lli
ANBURY FAIR.
lltllllili T0 SATURDAY
tTOBER 6 To Ii, 1902.
(i. ll. RUIIDLE. Secretary,
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Solid Week, Commencing .
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 29th.
Chester DeVonde
Stock Co.
lilrcctlon of Phil Imvy.
MONDAY NItiII'I‘.
Mr. llcVondc's Latcsi Sui-curs
'I‘III‘} RON!) (llv‘ iilthlll.
'l‘ucs. unilluco-- 'I‘hc Fatal Risa.
'I‘ucs. nlghl— ’l‘cn 'i‘tur lloor.
\l'td. maiint-owvis‘ilvor Crock It‘ort.
ch, night‘ -i\ Drop of Poison.
'I‘hurs. maliuw» Hawk‘s Roost.
'I‘hurs. night The .Vltlili-iif'l‘.
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RUSSIAN POLAND HOUSES BURN
One Hundred and Twenty Destroyed
by Children Playing With Fire.
h()l)Z, Russian Poland, Sept. lid—-
One hundred and twcilly houses of 129.
comprising the village of Voshnlk.
llueuiau Poland. has boon burned to
the ground. The lire was canned by
children playing with lire. ’I‘wo child-
rcn perished in the iiumcn.
Wrong About Your Eyes.
You've lltlt'n wrom: in thinking you
ought to put off wearing glasses as
long nh"pousiblo. This very thing in
rcupouuiblc for much of the prcncni
day cyc troublc. All cycu bcgln to
full nt '10 yours of our. thn compli~
cutod with uncorrmstcd dcl‘cctu. I‘uilurc
begins much sooncr A cm‘rccllou at
tho right time will save your oyes.
Nculcci Is bound to lnlurc thorn.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTIOlAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9. United Bank Bldg. 80. Nor.
Office hour: 8 to 11:45; 12:45 to 6:30
Saturday evenings. 74%.
Special appointments made to lllll
patroul.
Accidentlnsurance
Combi'm'd 'lvi'lh
Registration and Identification.
$1,000 In case of death by accident
while traveling as prescribed by policy.
$5.00 per week for loss of time for
non-fatal injuries.
ALL FOR $ I .00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR £6 GOLDEN.
'i‘clcpht'mc ('nII. It)?» i.
A...» “-
Pelers’
Shells and
Cartridges
ill't' u supcrior arlit-lv. 'l‘liiu multc ma}
not “1' cspct-iuliy wcll known In this
Ilalnncc of wot-It to bc announced.wily. but throughout thc country at
PRICES. Ill. '30 and till mints.
Mutincm llnily Hut-cpl Mm lay.
lo and So routs.
largo is primal highly world l't'l‘tll’tlF
lit-lug mndc.
We burn a full lino of sniohvlcss and
Solo of south opcucu at H Cs 'l‘hcn- lhlli‘k llUW‘ll‘W-
ducting lllli summcr hotci during the l m" South N""“""”" and “ ”‘1'" mm“
past summcr ‘ .-utorc. Norwalk. 5 days In advance of,
all attractions.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 71h. .
THE tilll'IA'l‘ICS’l‘ MIYSH‘AI. 'i‘IlI-
i7.\ll'll 01“ THE (‘lCNTI'IlY.
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John G. Visitor and Thomas W. liylcy'u I
linguiilccut Production of
FLORODORA.
Ilook by Upon ”all. Music by Los-
Iic Stuart Production (‘Hllllill‘ll'. Militc
its gncu in tho principal citimr, and
ovcr two your; in Now York city
iiulo of tit'ill : opcus Friday. October
Ii. at S u. m, at ‘Iloyt‘x and Wood's.
li‘lorodoru prices as follows:
50c $1.00 $1.50
DOES I T PAY
to store your valuable pa~
pars and iewelrv in a trunk
or fire proof safe. when
you can secure a
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
FOR $4.00.
in the Burglar and Fire
Proof Vault of
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.
Evcry il‘lilll. woman and child in the
Town of ,Norwulvk should have u do.
puuli in "Hip South Norwulk anlnnu
llnnk.
You will never be worth any manly
until you sure Home.
No coat to atnrl nu nocount.
You are Welcome with any amount. 3
and we pay you 4 per cent. Intern“,
enamoundod semi-annually.
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
' SA VINOS HANK.
UNITED OANK BUILDING.
36in) A...» Structural.
5....th
Gill NATIONAL BANK
OOUTN NORWALK. CONN.
adults]. “momentum
Salami. monomer)
Other mun. renounce
am it. mats. mum.
no» it. “If“. mm.
OlflllG‘f'ORIt _
wow.
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Norwalk li’d’w’e C0.
34 Main St, Norwalk.
NOTICE ”TO"
CONTRACTORS.
Sculcd f‘l‘oposlfls lint be rccoiycd by
tlic Board of Holcrlnrcn of thc town of
Wilton. (‘unu . until 2 p. m. of chucw
dui. (It'lolwr S, lint). for tlu- grading
and cousin-«lion ot two stutlons oi'
:ziuwl road in ili.- ion 11 of Wilton in lit“
(ll‘vlilllt o with tho plans and spcclficlr
lions :ipprorcd by tho Stutc Highway
t‘oimuissloucr. Ilids uhnll utatc lhc
priw- pt-r llncul foot for cur-h or either
suction of lluishcd road rumpictc. The
town. lhrouuh its. soloctmcn and thc
‘itutc Highway ('timmlnslnllcl' rcscrvc
tbc rluht lo lilt‘l‘l‘uw or diminish tiic
uumbcr of foot to lw improved aflcl‘
the contract is lot. .\|I bids must bc
ill‘i‘illlllllllllt'il by it bond of not loss than
munibird of tho amount of construc-
tion of thc work Any bidder rcfusing
,m stun tho contract :it tho priccs otfcr-
I‘ll by him shall be rcuuircd to forfcit
u hum front his bond nllllltl to the dif-
l‘rrcnccs in prIrt- lu-tuvcu his bid and
the port highest bidder. Plans and
specifications may be cxumlncd at tho
nillcc of tho ’l‘own (‘lcrk or at tho of-
five of the Stutc illuhway Commission-
cr in Hartford. The sch-clinch and tho
l4min Highway f‘ommisqum-r rcscrvc
the right to rt-lcrl any and all bids.
Ilntcd at Wiltliii.'("t.. Scplcmbcr till.
liloii.
JOSIAH tlIIJit-lil'l‘,
.i, .i. KllNZ,
l‘.. 'l‘. illll‘ilit‘HlY.
Scicclmcn, ’I‘own of Wilton.
izilll tit
ALL KINDS OF SPICEB 26 PER
CENT. LESS.
it lb. l‘uro Cinnamon. price the; this
Milli. 8o.
1,4 lb. Popper. prlcc lilo; this halo,
c.
if. lb. Clove». price for: this sale, lie.
it lb. Allitploe, price lilo; this sale.
lit
One package unhapp‘u Coonnnut. 10o
aim. the.
’ 'i’lit'lmue Royal Occupant. this auto.
#0.
1 package Pillubury‘n Oatmeal. title
unto, tie.
JOSELOF‘F.
72 NORTH MAIN ST. so. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE, 13M.
LOOk AT .‘ru‘i-zst: ’
Cash Prices.
HilOULDER arena," ii the. 25::
ammo STEAK. lvic
autumn B'l‘ii‘rlli. . mi
i’RO’i‘luRHOilfili annex. 18 a 20::
mm; (more. ’ 15c.
mam onunmn opium mun. lilo
hurrah. um
wanna FOREQUARTEIM. 8n
timer roux, lilo
fiAUSAGE. mi
wanna mine. the
SMOKED BIiOULbiTlRB, lie
rowan. . . no
norm; gunmen!) antennae. . .
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
ClllCS'i‘iiilt I'loVONll‘liJ A'l‘ IIOYT'S.
There was standing roomro'nly at
Iont's 'l‘itcuiro last night, when the
DoVoude Stock 'Jompany presented
tho “Bond of Honor.” The play was
(waiting and interesting from start to
finish and held the closest. attention ol’
the audience. The fourth act was oz.»
pccialiy thrilling and the acting or Mr.
IicVondc as ”i luco Vim liard” wan
rcry realistic. here was just enough
comedy to affect the tragic scenes and
to reliovc tho ucrvous strain on both
actors and audience. The specialticu
were of the bust and it can be truth<
fully said that the entire company was
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as good, if not lltllli’l‘. than last. sctr
son. 'I‘oulglll thc company will DH" .
soul. the \vcll-known play "Top Top
lioor": tmnorrow ui'lcrnoon. "Sllycr '
(frock Fort." and toiuorrmv night "A
Drop of Poison." '
“'l‘l'cld. MIC.‘1"llF/l"l‘Y MAIDEN."
The now famous English mugiml fabrics manufactured for lindics’ Wulsts. In all colors and black. They
coated in lwr . ;l , , “ ‘ )‘ . . .
lltll‘ll,"ytll(‘ “nékm‘t: gwgbmllalllknlrlld aro tbc choice pickings of the American Markets.
the music by hostile Stuart, will be
presented before a large and fashion-
able 1 ll, :1. til t’ ’l‘l.'t'., t h '
gaggfigfifvlofmtg' gram 13:31:33; We are marked them close to more
.0 r' ~1-l l l 1-. 'l' '
also.!::;:;.:.:;....r:.3.1.2.2125; prompt and (luck sales.
above the avcrage among productions
of' its class in respect of artistic value. You’ll be delightcd and repaid with a visit to our Dress Goods Be
it possesscs a clear. coherent and in— , .
telligcnt plot. which does not disappear p‘" tmcnt.
33:98}?th {lililstflfllsllgnttlllgugltlgntll: Silk and Wool Fancy lilack and White Stripes. on various colors. on
cud in a logical and clfcctivo manner.
Among the many beautiful melodies to
he board will bc ”Tell “10' Pretty Mai- Handsome Molt-c and Cashmere weave effects. soloctod coloringfi.
dcn." "Under the Sheltering Palms.”
"Somebody." ”Quccn of the Philippine
island." and “I Want, to br- a Military ’l‘wo hundrcd picccs of Wash li‘lannolottc. grand assortment of put-
. an."
Wc have accrued about one thousand yards of the most bountiful
cxccptionully good bargain, (57c.
at 21c per yard.
_.._,.___‘__ _ turns with tho ('lltllCl‘Sl combination of colorlugs. lllc per yard.
SCERETARY EOEaSED AT OUT' ll‘iuc Mohair. Mcluliic Sports. in the staple colors, 50c yard.
NEW YORK. Supt. fills-Leslie M.
Show, sci-rotary of tho lrcnsnry. was ..._ , r...
on curly visitor at tho sulrtrcauury to- 4"“ at ”‘L'
duy.‘ Mr. Shaw came to the financial; Our Slot-h of Henry Sailings will please everybody both in weaves
district for the purpose of discusslugl
'bc situation with bunkcrs. ills cnr- flild prices.
Iy chili-rs inrludcd l’rcsitlcnt ctloruc l~‘.
ilakcr and Francis i.. lliucs. vico prcsi-
dent of tho First National bank, and.
Woo I’rcsidcnt \‘nndcriip, of tho Nirl
.ionnl (‘Itr lluult. 'l‘hc sccrciury cx- i
wrts to remain down town most. of the ‘
ill\)'. Ilo cxprcsscd liimsclf us bring.
much griitilicd at tho Improvcmcnt;
drown by tho muuctnry outlook. I
Fancy Wood \'l'aistings. plain body, with fancy stripe cdge. Value
l Fancy Satin Stripc Nun's Vcibng, nssortcd colors. at 750.
ATTEMPT MADE TOWRECK TRAIN
READING. l’u., Supt, till —» .\n uttclupt
was mudc to wreck u I‘Iiilndclphin and ' '
chdlug railroad cxprcss last night: FOURTH REGIMENT ARRIVES. ltorial district hcld a convention herc
at llrrmkc's Crossing. a short distance —~-.—~ lat. noon lntlity and nominated by ac-
l'f‘lm" l'OH-‘iiill‘ih A 7‘5“ NM“ hllll .Two Thousand Strikers Assembled atrclaination Charles A. Gates. of Willi-
bccu Sillkt‘tl to tho rail In such a man-
. Mount Carmel But Were Quiet. 'muntic. Mr. Gates. who is station mas—
ut-r that tho \yhrcls would sirlkc it . \ltll'V'l‘ t‘tll‘llb‘l. i‘.\ Supt 12 ‘ _ r bore for the Now York, N...” Hm
whcu tho train came along. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " '
‘Six companies of tho li‘ourlh rcgimcnt 3V“) 3“" Hartford Railroad Company,
unlit-r command of (‘oloucl O‘NcIl. Ullr‘flm‘sm'm“ the town ”1 ”W house I“
Allentown. urrivcd Iicrc. this morning... ”W and “ML
from itcnding. .-\Ilt.'u:own. imbnnon 1
null Harrisburg. ’l‘hoy nlightcd in tho ' GLASS BEVELLERS' STR‘KE OR'
flooding railroad yard_ \rlicro over 2.-’ DERED-
Illltl sliilicl‘u lintl ilifit‘lllll't‘ll. but lllt‘ NEW YORK. Sept. Iiil.—v—A Strike (it
lnttcr run to no dvmon: lrntion. 'l‘lic 1."le glans bcvcllors has bccu ordered
‘1».oidlcrs \\'x rr- ordoit-d out ‘ust night to ‘ to unforcc demands for the nine hour
‘ rioting. ‘ :work day and a ucw Rczilc of wngcs
in: is (pilot in this vicinity. l‘uu'mltr from $l3 lo HIS n wcck. 'l‘ho
Striki- lt'lllli‘l'S arc doing all tht-y can Sll'lbt' was ordcrcd by the local branch
to prcyrnt thc turn from committing of llll‘ National Iirotiivrhood of Glass
disordcrly arts and are urging thosc Workcrs and affects twenty-live fac-
ll'lllll tlic Shcunudouh rt-gion to ri-iuru torlcs.
homo. .\Ii last night fifty deputies-t -——-—-—~—--—-—
ut Richards collicry \yt-rc surronudvd "Possibly that boy of yours will at-
by a big mob. At duybroak tho striu- . lain wcultb as a pugiiist." said tho noi—
crs dispcrscd. lghbor in a comforting tonc.
«Ma—mm f “I don't think so," nilswcrcd the par-
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT SENA- .‘cnl. “Mc'u wondcrluliy handy with his
TOR. Elisis‘, but he doesn‘t amount to uny-
\\'ii.l.li\l.\N'l‘i(‘.. Scptcmbcr till ~'l‘h.- ‘ thing wliutcvru- in the dcbutlug socio
llcpubiicnns of the sowntct-uth scnu- l ty."
’l‘hc whccl o.” the cnuint- did sirlko
the obstruction but the plate broko‘
and tho train was: not dcrailcd. The
olilciuls arc Investigating.
TBYPHDSA
FOR DESSERT
THE TALK .
OF THE
HOUSEHOLD.
l
Seymgug’sStore
No smart, up-to-date person evor cats anything but the host. Life is short and tho way to pr’blong it is to
not only the very best goods obtainable. it Is an easy matter to get POOR S’i‘llil‘il‘. but it takes years of traili-
lag and hard work anti experience to know absolutely what fine goods. are. and to always been them in stock. We
make it our business to handle only the host. and we guarantee all goods sold by us to be of that quality.
OUR WINNERS.
Fresh Country Eggs. 32c. don. 3 lbs. Boas Milk Crackers. 26c; ilk: lb. Pure Loaf Lard. lfic lb. Elegant
Coffees from 25c to 3801b. Fresh Peanut Butter. 20c lb. ’l‘ry pound box Rich's Fruit ano. 25c. Delicious. her-
rlu llama and ilonoloau llncon. Beautiful Rosy Sweet Butter. 28c and title II). 3 cans Tricolor Soups, 250. The
finest Condensed Milk on the tnurkotw- Neutie'u in the brand. ‘
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
1g a e OH 0111'.
We have iuut received it our load of Flour, and in order to make room for another which In about duo, we
offer you some pretty low figures; lchr than you will eeu It again for home time. Buy your Flour now for the
winter or you will regret it. Just think at it. the only Flour in town that comes direct from the mills.
MAUD 8. FLOUR (OUR OWN BRAND) EVERY BARREL GUARANTEED.
PER BAG, 65°. PER BARREL. 34:40.
JONEQ'B SUPERLA‘I'IVE FLOUR. PILLSBURY'S XXXX FLOUR,
PER BAG, $76. PER BARREL. $4.66. PER BAG 80c. PER BARREL, $4.75.
Fine Native. Potato». pin, ~ 170 5 I'm Pazkagt‘iggxgrzaonu, 25c
‘ 00 I
Fanny sweet Pontoon, pic, :30 FINEST ELGIN an” Wheel: Food, PM!» 13°
2 “’" 7“" “mm mm“ 5" caemxnv Piece of cum. free.
Quart Jar New Jelly, 13!: nut-rem gmpartaiAPta 5mm? 3 pkg», 260
Sit in- cured Hum lb. 10 * ' , c: on am up or 250
mile amount ShodIdOl‘l, to. m ' "" “h ”I” . Pith-burs"- an rec’d. plan, 10::
man Red Onion», pick, an , . Pro-h m sun, in», _ 12°
rampant-mum noon, 9.. sixteen. may hear “no, 2 iii... 25.». noon, per in, lac.
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