.. a—rllicea
0f Mrs. Adelaide
7‘s sin ‘
lit printed below of the as-
fitpulnkl Leeds. In Lou-
Will he read with Interest
orator WntInoes ot the
I was the only an;
tip! at illrs Adelaide H.
”it“. Another brother Jenn
’ rallied In New Haven.
in Grand Central railroad
N'NOV York city, two years
.. owing is from the Louis
omalof July 7th:
,f,“ to at desileliation
. rifle 0
his former employ-
Wilmer.
I
trans-econ; da-
an esperte
it Mr. Pulaski Leeds.
the mkch'lne'i‘y of the
‘ono lit the best known
t iii, and then
> 1', I? hintseif sent
~ rough his head Be
our beside the man who
u numerous oc-
‘ occurred It the
9t Tenth and Broad-
M Idopk potter-My morn.
on letter at the time.
-- his hippest-apnea in
_ ' at in. would have to
u letr rind been finished.
' It" 'would be glad to
see Mr, Leeds on
‘1‘ it took the ab-
about ten minutes to com-
ti. He then gave the sig
W at in be allowed to have
.. lemon Those in the
that Warner started
' Hill” was sitting were
~' 3, chief clerk: Mr. Dol-
”H. historian) and two office
Mode was just writing the
the letter when Warner
, mi: Pleasantly.
Warner." he said, "what are
.hsrel."
Itdod directly to the right of
It the time. "i came here
star of rtiscommendation from
A” *“ e N” y .
., . r‘n‘ Iorry Winn be unable to
11 none.” responded Mr. Leeds.
rules ot the company forbid it.
er, I will“ be glad to tell any
, {m dbpuzypu that you
mh you and your recomo
“You can
ket. He pointed it at
11$!!st followed the
or. , The first shot
nits or the breastbone
,. - £13119, left era) It.
1 It is beliévd
Whit“ Leeds
t the back of the
”his" found on the
when desk. '
-Plslol In Himself.
_. In) at citation
who tur
Wimmbfigw Niall
. . .re
a". .- .:b d
M saggbsfiisnn.
. . n “M m Ill'
. MWIIne‘r tried
" this with were fired In
to i Q as!
(*1 to third hi i own‘
in the office at the
‘ what had happened
.. REM ill, Mood-i
“Ill ut
had fired the shots at
now. Mthst she count-l
employer was serious, and?
mi”! m laid. At
rec
r.Leeds.
:W5Pinl'c.
‘ indicted prevailed.-
“thfi'id‘a‘i
M00
tib- flcettlwths l f
,. direct y to who I ti? o blip. ‘ln ,prger
persons In .
, my gamer. omv (the Info; hover
one debitwi‘m W
x h
‘ a S
urds..A_
1:
Isle HI VIII Little Hurt.
“As soon II the blood hId been wash.
say In “Mods I'iociredmiiéiio pr ‘
.m. .1... film ”W“ '
He then tried to tell how the shoot-
ing occurred but was told to remain
quiet, In order not to injure his chan
can for recovery. He was asked nuIn
erous questions by Dr Griffiths. To
“one he would rang); by I nod or a.
. perv t at he
altar)” ed. henotn'rltlilitlznding 31oh pain
e was suffering was nothing
{Bx t of rent moraine.
the cost son of the examina-
not, his ,w und.a d before he was
on to the is. Ma y and Elizabeth
Hospital. Dr (lrlilltli benefited: “Ybu
are the games: man that I ever saw. "
After arriving at the hospital Mr Leeds .
reg some In its and was
alloqdm‘ to thlkoio am?
Had Just Offered Assistance.
He said: "I cannot understand the
reason for the attack. i had just flu
gland tel lng Warner that i would be
ill to sip him in any way possi-
ble when he fired at me. "
Fired Only Three Shots.
Patrolman Ferguson. Meyer and
Hutchlns arrived on the scene short
ly after t e shots had been fired. The
pistol. which had come so near ending
lives. was found beside the al-
goo“ lifeless bpdy of W rner. it was a
lrty-eight cs lbre Smth &.Wesson
Three 3 pts had been fired and three
gloomy slels were found in the cham-
rs we ot er bullets were also
fodnd in the clingibers. in his pockets
were found a. number of letters, all of
which were personal. A small amount
hey was also found in his pocket.
When the hysiciaus turned their at-
teption ‘to a‘rner he was s iierlng
great pain. He had to be held y two
negroes At times his screams could
be heard for squares. He was bathed
and the bullets extracted. He was
then ordered removed to the City Hos
p ial.
Warner Badly Hurt.
An examination of his wounds was
made shortly after his arrival. He was
fun d to‘ be in a precarious condition.
Dr llils Duncan decided that in order
to save the man's life an operation
would be necessary. He was taken to
the operating room at 2 o'clock His
skull was trephined. the operation re-
quiring over an hour. At the conclu-
slou of it Drs. Duncan and Hatfield
who perforated it, said that they re
garded Warner's chances for recovery
as unusually slim. “He Is in a serious
condition. " said ‘.Dr Duncan "but may
pull through. i regard it an extremely
doubtful. however. The ball entered
behind the left ear and plowed through
the skull. Warner is suffering from
a fracture of the skull. if his fever
goes down shortly, there is a slight
chance for his recovery. but otherwise
It is just. a question as io how long he
will linger "
Dr. Hatfield expressed a similar op
lnion.
L. and N. Employ tor Two Yesrs.
Warner. who is an expert electrician.
had been In the employ of the Louis-
ville and Nashville for the past two
years. During the past winter the com
party decided to make I change in the
electrical- worksrat Decatur Ala War-
ner was sent to that place to superin-
tend the wars Things did not progress
as satisfactorily as was expected under
his management; He was then Ordered
by Mr. Leeds in return. A ticket for
himself and one for his wife were sent
him after he had received his letter of
dismissal. After his return Warner did
not go near lr' Leeds until last week
He called a the office and remained
there for a s ort time He inquired as
to the prospects of getting another he
sltion with the road. Mr. Leeds even
then informed him that he would do
whft he could I rhim. and 1a bistro
cal again. had e would let to know
what the chinco's were He hadi‘ienrd
nothing from Warner for several days,
“trough heir”; told him to come back
e followin‘gd
Did Not Have Pistol Habit.
That Warner had 0 ooded over his
dismissal, asp dishes neat failure
to secure work is evident. Those who
know him say e .was .not in the
habit of ying a lstpi, no it is be-
lieved united to do the den
pera e certs-twin the re-
voiv as whs the weapon It-
_Ifse
Werner was placed under arrest by
ragPptrothn Ferguson en charge of
abuses; It wi antenna 111,1)utow
ing to his ear sooniitudiilidisllowed
the prisoner to be taken to the City
,Bfo imt'ifi The authoflties at that place
fightifil d to keep" a. close viqtch on
1the p sbn’efi' This will be done If he
beavers clentlll. but in bid present
eeie c'on tibii it Is unnecessary to
to,“ P” @1231: the“ byltnndars dif-
The state eats
(or onlyilightly. -.'l‘,he room in which
the shooting took place In a large single
again. on t third floor leading from thpc
BM
3W were new
r.Leed's' dealt. its in filth!
.tliie rooni by: the ow.
faces both Tenth street and
g sitting with his
t. other was standing
dwsy. .
.aTde‘ high! remng‘g‘sir .
1' —ftchines‘s or the skin. hols-Ibis pl.-
gne. MM is wasted ill one
”IRWIN MM! 1.00le.
TANTINOPLE. July l'i-—Newsm
ed here;thst the Ameniui
the advices Ills
“is;
Iain“
panic in the in
. strict of
new “I:
“shrew
panic pmnllsln “mtg.
sun, the accord
snore, when another
was“?! "r .
A Delegate) at About
lwenlyde rs of
llorwdlk edgew Journey
to “their. PM.” Next
llleek. to Pfiohaie
As the opening session of the animal
convention of the Benevolent and Pro-
tectlve Ol-der of Bike is less than one
week off the executive committee and
the various sub-committees are work-
ing energetically on all details which
will tend to make .the convention a
great success. About 20 members of
Norwalk Lodge will go to Baltimore to
attend the week’s convention.
The omelet program for: the conven-
tion week and for the opening exercises
at'll‘ord's Opera House hace‘inst been
completed and are In follows:
" ’ MondIy, July 25.
lodges. continuous secisl session at
Elks‘ Hall.‘
Tuesday, July 21.
10 a. m. —-0penin'g exercises at Ford' :1
Opera House.
Overlure— ‘Willlam 'i‘ell" ..... ltosslnl
Orchestra
Invocation
Rev." alter Davenport Buckner,
Grand Chaplain and a member of
the Grand In‘dge,‘ Pine Bluff Ar-
kansas
Male Quartet—“Dear Old Town" ,
Messrs. Felix McNa'ily. Charles E.
Bender. Ambrose H Bailey. Harry
M smith.
Address of Welcome on Behalf of City,
Hon. Robert M. Manne, Mayor of
Baltimore.‘ .
Selection—"Bohemia" ......... Balfe
Orchestra.
Soprano Solo,
Mrs. Anna Harryman.
Address of‘ Welcome on Behalf of the
Lodge,
Exalted Ruler Charles ii. Sclilrni,
Tenor Solo——“'l‘wclve Months Ago 'l‘o-
night,"
Thomas F. McNulty.
Response.
Grand Exalted Ruler George P.
Cronk, Omaha. Nebraska.
Alto Solo.
Mrs Harry Arnold San Francisco
Male Quartet— Dost 'i‘liou Love Me?"
Benediction. '
. Rev. Dr Wilitdti'l‘itosenan;
March——"Tannhousel‘,"' ‘
Orchestra.
Musical program under the direction
of Mr. Thomas F. McNulty; orchestra
under the direction of L. H. Fischer
2 P. M.——0rahd Lodge aeIaloI. at
Ford‘ s Opera House.
2 :80 and 7: 30 p. m.——Band contest at
Electric Park.
No Maryland nor District of Colon)
his bands will be allowed to compete.
Band Contest Prizes—First prize.
cash, 81.000; second prize, cash, 0500:
third prise, cash. I800: fourth prize.
cash, $200
Conditions of Blind Contest—«Each
line of parade. Each bond shall play
one selection of Its own choice; time
limit not to exceed 15 minutes. and for
which composition shall count for one
point of merit and rendition of same
two points. there will also be a final
selection. for which only those bands
receiving at least two points of merit
in the diet selection shall be eligible.
as follows: Rhapsody Hongroise. No.
2. by Lisst (published by CIri Fisher.
6 Fourth avenue New York)
Points of Merit on Final Selection——
No 1 tone; No 2, tune; No 3. attack:
No. 4 phrasing; No 6. acid work; No.
6, ensemble work; No, 7. expression;
No. 8. tempo.
in the event of a tie the following ae-
le‘ctlon shall be played, viz:
Overture~“F‘Ingsi' s Cave" ........
......... . . .. . . .'.,. . . Mendelssohn
(Boosey Journal Arrangement.)
For further partiCulars address Char~
les A. Zimmerman. director Nays!
Academy Band. AnnIpolIs Md
wisdom”. July 22-
Penile
10 I. inn-r r,”
Pa Prlgss. ,
No 1,—8ilver ch. (donated by
Emerson Drugtfompany. value 3200
No 2~Assericap lag value
No ieklks' banner-trivial pur- his first advent is so clear. what about a
pie (narrated by Moreen Drug the second advent? m‘ prophet 0813- 1.3233335?“ mggzegwthr‘esemglego
Company), value .100 iIl says ‘He shall come in the clouds wfioii‘y automate “11‘ “(ran 5‘
No. I— one value 75 of Heaven) Jesus said the film... of pounds " it's absolutely guaranteed to
No. 5-— ted ruler's gavel 75 Himself. At His ascension the angel cm C s Colds, La Grippe Bron-
No. 6-— tunitor'med band cash. 50 told the sorrowing disciples "raid same cums-m an Throat and 1. Tm u-
The lhd'ge making the most unique Jesus shafted home in like mannar'hs ble‘s‘ i’rice 00c and $1.00 at hot-
display ip the parade has the first ye have neen’d-lini go Into H097!!!
ice of above prises
est marching lodge, second choice.
Best appearing lodge third choice.
Lsrgeslt number in line. lobsth
choi be
Largest number In line coming the
Mmdli distancehfif‘thmchoiiel, '
a itien tot e vs, v u is in-
diytdual “Eta be Ni elm:
Add
‘ lventb ,.
us): ”diasfifi
OIL
the 11 ml the most
this Ind t a“ l"33.111, .
8pm.—
Reception and escorts of visiting"
competing hand must participate in the:
150 Testament if the literal fulfillment of'
at: «A:
bullshit ml m It»
impossible things. He is able to do
exceeding abundantly above all we min
ask 01 think. ,Can wp piralse Him $r
things we cannot understand? e
ought to. When Christ was asleep in
the ship In the storm. and His discl-
plea awoke Him. he rebuked their want
of faith When Johh the Baptist was
In prison. he seht his disciples to ask
cents. or ‘do we the for an her-‘2'”I
John had said of Jesus .‘Behdli the
Lamb of God' but ow he was In pil-
son. and was sorely lied; he heard, all
that Jesus was doing and wondered
that He did not coats to him and re-
lease him. He told John a disciples to
[go back and tell what they had seen
i Him do. and added. 'Biossed Is he who
Is not offended in Me' After John's
disciples had 1eturhcd.He talked to
the people around atom the greatness
of Iohn‘. bu his?“ did not. hem it. Be-
loved do not e downcast when you
do not understand God's dealings with
you; we will know when we reach the
other shore, Ind be ashamed of our
doubts. The times when We are se-
vercly tried Is the time we ask ques-
tions; maybe it was a sickness or some
(ircumstnnce so much against us. but
i Peters lv: 12 says we must not count
it strange. True faith is saying God
give me. Let us promise not to ask
1questions of God but always trust
him. ‘Bc still and know that i am
God.‘ " By request the friends from
New York sang the duct, “BeStill and
Know That 1 Am Cod."
At the evening service. after all unit-
ed in singing a twin "Miss Waist sang
a solo and was to wed by a dpot
“What 1310th (film a! Hover
‘Round tie." Player on by Mr.
Menu of Rownyton, and Miss Gold-
stein.
Rev. Mr. McKenzie was the speaker
of the evening. He said: "i suppose
we all must agree that the highest
form of Christian living. would be a
return) to the Apostolic spirit, temper.
pf'mlli‘fl and hope. We are confronted
in this century with what is called the
new (10le if It is a new Ddspé‘l. 1
am afraid to tomb it. I ask you to
stand With me on the Acts and Epis—
tles. The Holy Spirit took the care of
the church at Pentecost. What was
the peculiarity of the first century
Christians? in Antioch. what was
their hope? They were leaking for the
return of the L0) d Jesus We need to
not back to that hope. i’aul culled It
a precious liiopt- Do you love any-
body that isn‘t here? i know when i
not back to Weslport this evening. my
wife will meet me at the door 'with a
Beloved, the love that binds husband
and wife is insignificant when com-
pared with the luve'ol Christ for the
b lievcr. We cannot love Him as much
a we might, unless we love His ap-
pearing. Some people think Christ
cannot come until after the millenium.
What does the word of God say? Whg n
on the day at Eenteco‘st three thousand
souls were converted and soon aftei.
five thousand more. one might think
the whole Roman uridwould soon be
converted but it well not 00.180105.
in his Epistle said. God would visit the
Gentiles and take out a people for His
name. and then the throne of David
would be rostoiell in the parable of
. the sow.cr Matthew xiii. the seed sown
; Is the. word of God. not a social essay.
not political or ethical. There are four
kinds of hearers represented. Lots of
people hear the worth but do not be
Have It; others do no profit by it; othx
era receive it and. bring forth fruit.
Another parable was the sewing of
tares anion the whept. As long ail the
Chriillldn c urch is on the earth. there
will be tares also. in the pprnhle of
the mustard seed. the fowls of the nir
moan wicked people: the Christian
Church has become an asylum for all
sorts of people. The parable of the
leaves put into the meal. is next. in
the Word of God loaves always means
corruption. After the death of the
apostles. corruption crept into the
church. The Bible says. ‘ln the inst
days perilous times shall come. and
there will be a great falling a y.‘ etc.
it Is so In these days The ord of
God nowhere tells that the world is
to be converted through the preach-
ing of the Gospel. What are some of
the signs of the times? Everyhody
ought to be interested in the Jews be-
cause they are Intimately associlited
with Christ's second coming. All the
prophecies concerning Christ In the
Old Testament. exce t his second com-
ing. have been tui lied In the New
"The preservation,“ the m In the
marvel of history . He Is coming to
the front. The Jews with their-dings
of gold have become a controlling pow-
erin many places. The a move.
ment is increasing In popularity. The
Jews are going back to do lam in
unbelief; when they get th {they
will find the foundation of S
temple and probably build a as
rander one. The Is .in ey enough
gamers.
Iig,good but union withm a and...”
I Christ. He Is now on His Father's,
throne. then He will sit on His own.
1 @li12."
Jesus If He was the one that ahead"
{is more to me than an'ything He can
warm welcome. bicause sti'e loves me. '
{mirth a" were (lost? In migég'dzm ‘
. ufllacsflr
Ive": seen hm
throne in this world Then will bd j‘
universal peace, health. right doing
acts: or;
”and“;
N
.. ....._ ..
While to all appssrancs1s matters
haveigslphsd I quietus so for Is the
Betti a? of the estate of the late,
Borgl Climsn, the litigation still
continues, both In this and New York
state. ,
Charles lllllioti Pickett. of New Hav-
en. deputy clerk of the United States
circuit court. ‘T-acting 13:13:: capaflclityl of
001110 .00 '00” ”1' “I
the ear”; pprt ot the diluent. week for
then purpose of taking evidence retard-
ing a disputed clsl Infant the estate
of the late milli
re tea merchant.
The 10th bolt ,Trust Company. ad-
mlnlsir i- on' in... estate of Mr. on
man. if Mrs. Helen Potts flail have
it ,4 0 slots, asserting that the deposit
nonilhh‘kt‘o :10. .000 at the First Na-
tie a b o t
mid.) .32. u.
Mrs. H all aaome time ago syerred that
the money rightfully belonged to her
while the 0 cars of ill? rust Compu-
ny, in the fu llllment of teir duties as
the sum
ur, Pickett was deputized to take ev
idence in the case. and when here on
'l'ue'sdsy last took the testimony of O.
H. Brothweli. cIshier of the bankinx
Institution, and M. C. 'i’enfleld.
latter for some time acted in the ca-
Dhcit)’ of a private secretary to Mr.
Glihisn and who therefor familiar with
much of his private 3,.husiness
The testimony was taken in the form
of a deposition and the exit Ination of
these two witnesses occupi the entire
day. Adjournment was taken to next
week when a number of the other wit-
nesses whose testimony Is desired will
appear.
A hearing will be id in the probate
court on Monday the agree-
ment reached in New rk be Ien'
the administrator and Manager "art-
ford Mr. Gilmah' s businepp partner.
..,.___...___._.
NEW HAVEN ROAD'S FINANCES.
-.-r.-
Report of Year's R ideas Will Show
I but us.
. People close to the New Haven
road's management assert that the
property ill show for the year ended
June 30 l 03. something of a surplus
abovedivldends, rather than a deficit,
as has been generally anticipated. The
gross earnings are reported to have
Increased 04 000 000 for the year. which
would make the aggregate gross In-
come about 847, 000. 000.
The road's bill for fuel, by reason of
last winter‘s coal» strike. was 02.000.-
000 in‘ excess of the expenditure for
this same purpose during the previous
year. and the advance in wages has
called for 8100. 000 additional per
month since Mar 1.
During the year the road has In
creased its capital stock 10 per cent
Twothlrds of the increase was taken
by stockholders in full on the date of
the calling of the first installment.
June 1. With the proceeds the com-
pany has retired S2. 000 000 first mort-
gage bonds. redeemed Si. 500. 000 notes,
and placed about to]. 000. 000 in Its trea
sury
INCORPORATION FIGURES.
157 Concerns 0:.— shined Under State
Law in 31.. months.
Out of a total of 167 corporations
organized under the general laws of
the State of Connecticut during the
six months ending July 1, aggregate
cspltailaations of 81.8 0N. 000. twenty-
one are loomed in Bridgeport the cap-
utilization of those concerns being
87.9890 00.
Hartford heads the list with 29
companies and New Haven is third
It is “incident fact. however. that
the. total capitalisation of the Hart-
ford companies is but $3953 500. or
84.135500 less than Bridgeport thus
demonstrating the fact that Bridgeport
is the Induetrlai center of the state.
The record Ilso gives these figures
concerning the other cities.
New Britain. eight concerns with a
capitalization of 8794 000; Waterbury,
nine corporations with a capital
stock of “09.000: ‘Stamford. three
companies. capitalised at $220 000:
Dahbury. seven corporations having
a total capital of. $188 000; Meriden.
six concerns with shares amounting
to 3153.000; and Soothington. three
companies with a capital stock of
Slob. 000.
.lfllzl'!’ WAS HER TERROR.
“i would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate. of
Alexandria. Ind., “and could hardly get
any sleep. I lisd consumption so bad
thit If f walked a block 1 would coush
frig‘htfully and spit blood, but when
ties free It flank}! .Bsxter's drug
store
WATERBURY GIRL MISSING.
Feared that ”13!“.deva Committed
uI c
WATERBURY. July l?—-hfiss Ceor~
gin Ethio'rt aged 2'! years. who lives
with Chg mother Mrs. Joseph Ethler.
street this city. left her place
of eastern gun wound. on at
bursitis linen-ts 94
was sic and one is to work.
migrbave 1m?
“:1 Elvis... i
fills there is ii
1 t such I greet-y. with the exception
hliit city should be
niiiiiilnlst‘rator‘1 also entered ‘a claim for
The‘
“Isaiah" I Ilgn If A
t
evidence to war- - I
So .5; .h'i
hi2!) 13“, I
I
ANNUAL CLEARANCE BALE OF
Trimmed
Millinrry
Wear and Untrimrned Hats.
Mourning Hats and Veils rented.
GOOD ASSORTMENT 0F LINEN
AND DUCK HAT...
"MW” ”mt-W
South Norwallr.
FRESH Elia
.: '40-‘—-‘——L—~——
Extra large Butterflsl), 4 lbs.,
Bluefish, 10c; Weakliali,
26c;
tic; Boneta
Mackerel, ilc; bilver Bass, 7c; Sea,
Bass, 8c; Porglcs. 8c.
of Fish selling at reasonable prices
GAP] Milka”
"hind of wines... street first...
m.Oid Salvation Army Building.
Special Prices.
'rf'- .
heirs of spring Lamb,
Fore Quarter Lamb,
Pot Roast,
Rib Roast of Beef,
Chopped Beef (special)
10c lb.; 3 lbs. 25c,
30c lb.
14c up.
lilc up
100 up.
120 up
Boiled Ham.
Native Veal, Native Fowls.
Spring Chickens, WItermelons on
ice, and all kinds of vegetables at low
prices. 5
S‘chaub 5 Market
11-1 is W”: 1.1
For $391183de Trade Nuke} .-
2 Ozone lurch Trade Marks, and
2 Ozone WIshlng Powder Trade Marks
U
H R. WLKLIX'C NOVEL Y STORE
52 do. MI‘ln IL. .9. Norwalk.
maul”? lie press
Aél flrat~claas stores sell the drone
goo s. -
Send for damage premium book.
ii iii iv
Home Mods Plea. 5. (2.150.
r r
A's—dd“ -
the» anger {It‘lr ”$454!de
the most}; is: serum
for them issa great that if is
impogr‘ble to Item} supply on
band. :«1 1 ;
RflPs ,clfolly,
Allis .II: c. (MM-J"
w
Also great reduction In Ready-to- I
All other kinds
wagonsGivenFrce
J
' qul River, Cranberr,
ones
Customers would do well i/ ,
its», 111ng ml?” its;
,‘ r.
... .(lneopporpted).
myth
Lagos '
GOUTH NORWAL ‘ 7:36 A. M.
of! w York
BEEKMAN ”61"“; 2:16 6P. M.
(Saturday 1: -ls p. In.)
EAST 31st OTRIIT. a: 46 P. M.
Murhy 1. as p. in!)
Stopping It Retort Polnt going out
on Mon‘dsy morhinpi inti‘ on return
trip Saturday evenings.
" . FAII
édiigli 501b, Excursion 751s
"‘ PHOPILLIN
City Of Norwalk
.1}.(F Elli on v1.»
Leaves Ne ork, and y Wednesday
and Briday straw p.111.
Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday
and Batnrlfay ar6‘200 p in.
Freight received from 71: rmtp 5 p. m.
saw no“. 0950
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.me ts, ds,‘ up. 1’- I, as. IR, 29.
asrstogs springs, 4 days' Trips,
012.50; a day $16.50. only 20, 27.
Aug. 3,10. 17.
Cattsge Cit, ssdsys' Trips, $17.00.
July 20, Aug.,
White mountains, 5 day Trips, 823.
_July 21 Alia. 10, 24.
casino on Inn, 0 days' Trip, 026.
uito, 27, Aug. 3,.10 17. 24, 31.
Jul
‘\ illegal-s Fills, 4 day Trip. $1900.
Aup.1.
Thedssnd Islands, 4 days“ Trip, #1.
Aug. 18.
Catskill Mountains, 5 days' Trips.
$425: from New Haven. July 21, Aw-
I
Rsy1sal Tour, 12 days' Trip, $73.00.
Au
Adm: 8cotia,10 days' Trip, $66.00.
no.1 5.
Montreal, Quebec and the esouansy
River. 11 days’ Trip, Aug. .0. 07.6.00.
For the N. E. Tourist, describing all
Tours. call In .,
O. 'W.‘ HARRIS, Agent.
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Steamer
Hdhfln ton.
wesva TRIPS” To 1.6 MIND
Round Trip. so can
Leaves steamboat dock every Friday
at 9 o 'clock a. m. for Huntllikton. stop-
ping a't Locust Grove. Pulse tors are
allowed 3% hours at ’thtin u this
0 hours at Locust Grove. The return
is efieeted at A: 30 o'dloc‘k. i‘he stonin-
er sgs'ln leaves 'fbr Huntington It 5
o'clock Ill
” CAPT: l B. YOUNCH.
A new route to the (ii-eat RJdesu
Chain of Lakes, In connection with the
New York Central by direct steamer
from Clayton to Smith's Falls. em-
bracing
Tlts Thousand islands. The Catara-
Opins radian c W'ma'” Sandi.
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through the Grist Looks It Jones
Claim meaning. It Otismy's. Nowhere.
“tom‘s“ Portland: connecting
rmltn's slly for Ottawa and the. up-
phr Ottnmpou try. 2; ..
special fiftee day ticket New York
to smith' I Falls end return only $17. 26
Address
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1216 Broadway, New Wk City, N.‘ Y.
, TIL Call 17-0.
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OF ALL KINDS, COOKED
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