amps! and mast aunt
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Wobbly. lift ”I “I?
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2):: found in a flat oisaa Furniture store we have.
' FANCY ROCKER.
moss" chants 4
. lfiON BEDS (30 distinct pIttarns)
ooUhm ens. owls
#OKO (for the home or cities)
.. _~ ‘ studio“ nIiIuslra .. ., « .
Mus m styles)
ML“ see '93::
“M W Win for the "Caslor" Sectional Book Case. (Catalogues given
,2—
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loose m;
FW‘PJAIIIDS for one week, .
your inspection of this raw opportunigw “of ,3ng .5 high rude
- in this sale you will rise lateinwsy. yliordman, Jewett, 00d
. d!" lhoninper Pianos and Piano! as.
' II
LAoIas' IHIIT WAIa'rs.
WhitI Lawns, from 76o to a. -
A sample tins of Shirt Wants; value
7§c to 83.00. Slightly soiled at half
pricey
d WnatInd Drawers. to
Tupy‘arp the 50: quality
pliant! Underwear is
W" Ribbed and Plain. at 25c _IM attractive “’1”;
Ladies' Home Journal {or July. sac
west window. at regular price, 10c.
’_ New «er: Pillow Top. and Pillow
“9‘”. and Cords.-
- out-Ind Pants, shirts and .z. {a °:’ .:‘. ':s .5 .3
'3
slit?"
‘ flow
‘Ls'dioo' Neale WIIr in large variety :
0 “M
m. tfié’ggst mo beget kg“ would
wbI m4 mm
Worcester to Springfield, second day.
Springfield to Bouthinytontbfd I
Southingtonm to South Norwal.
fth da. :Tboao cwho lesh tt sh rt
.2. I13 =‘
‘ us old. Ir ‘
trip from New York to Boston. passes
through the most picturesque part of
Rhlver out by Wellesley college and
WWW” Prensam t
Worcester t 9 trolley passes through
Will‘s, nd b
‘nistgy Mttfi‘m a Writ: be!
ten? From Worcest r“ to 8p Jugs”
It nor
am egg-LI cities of era sise
AI 8 rinsil an the court
nectigiilmi is to no» ti: idiom
throu h the tobacco country of the
New England states From Hartford
~Tf0 New “Haven the courseW otahe trot.
toy is by way OI! Newlir
New Britain the trolley runs to Info-
ville,» Southbnwn and (non there
to Merid'en. The outbreak which will
be soon closed is b ween Wellington!
and Now mom which is the way to
be taken from,fleriden to New “Ivan.
From. New Haven to New Yoric the trol-
oty line bottom the New “York and
New Haven road.- iw nu trillion parai
lei I.Ine, .nssolns thrones sung
South Norwplk and Word and ram
there .. through Greenwich. New
Rochelle. Mt..,hlernon., anddrthe arenx
into New York The ,tlren e rideds
along the shore mm with an occa-
sional out into the centers of the
large towns and cities ..
Boston to we'rc'uter.
The trolley traveler from Boston to
New Yuri; can take a car at the Park.
street station of the subway marked
Brookline or a car marked Reservoir
with the sign or .Norunthesa park on
It. For .6 cents and a transfer he can
Kids to the end of the line out through
Boylaion street by way of Cutlass
Harms into Brooklinc and on till at
the mater station a car marked Nor.
ulnbeg‘a park will be waiting.
transfer takes the traveler on about
three miles further it‘ll Common-
wealth avenue until this car passes at
..Ilght ankles the our connecting tor
HWellesley Here I change is blade
to the last named car and another
fare is necessary Aride. at About
three miles brinxsa I Achnrixe of ours
again to the Framinxhsm line and
from this junction to South Framing-
ham there is no change and the fare
lat cents. The wa is through
Wei splay Hinsb yW‘be ey eclipse.
. through Naiick to South aminxham.
From here to Worcester the line runs
via doutbborc and Westboro and the
chsw is tittetni cents to .the center
register _
. womstcr to Oprlnoflsid.
The time from Boston to Worcester
will be two hours and I quarter it
good mnnectilms aref’tnado. The dia-
lance covered to forty miles and the
{are In thirty-rive cents: “0m Women
ter- the way lies throuih Spencer.
twelve miles distant." Breeding 8
transfer. at the city hall in Worcester
nnd paying twenty cents! additional
’Iho traveler can ride In Spencer with
not charge in fortMve minutes-Front
Spencer: to West Brooktieid. the next
changing place. is nine and I _.halt
miles. The fare in fifteen cents and
the timmone hour. The line is throng
Brbokiiold and East Brookileid'. Ware
is the next place of change and is six
and a half miles away. The rare In it)
‘t . #001!!! and it takes but a ‘hllf "hour in
~maclt'it. From Ware to Painter is ten
miles and the line goes by way or
Forest lam.
In Springfield-cars run every hour. The
distance to fifteen nrile‘s‘and the cunt
ten cents with a transfer. it taboo
an.hour to make the trip and by this
, limo ninetythree miles have been
'travele'd.
. ; Springfield to New Haven.
fit. fill? §
A .. ‘ null :33ny re? "
JEF . .
born. to} the lit-es o; In” common}- every bug‘s 2}
- ‘ , WE have recently named at our whines '
l- o-asw
some. is dummies
worm. fine Imam -.
X.,munssm. ..
W
mound unnercttmmre b‘
"ct-m WI Joe Going!“
welcomes?“
madman I tried Wm:
eve -\ I“
an 2:
and up; .
all}
mm
midfinamrdaflh nor
his.‘ Atew bottleeolit coin lately
Izod IIIIMWT *Jtfl'tl W
All-o“. h' . I
only"
- turd takes two hours and attach ruin:
“lies and the my lies through no
i mean In.
‘. ‘ “A“; glib?"
1mm?!“ 9.7.313
l The ride tram Springfield to Hart-
‘l‘t raonvlll'e. Ennsl.
Wars use“ Po pt and East Win or.
.‘i‘ afloat-ed twenty: live cents an
traitor thedistsnco 1%)th
WI mo cumin
rtor ”3%ng Quote can her out
one ”distill: 3)
miles all the militias lime, ill It In:
.utes (it at Darkauksgyeis
milest a in
”selfis- at the ”33‘ or s
ch lb reachgifi51
calf van com
w
3 18‘
mm “‘ y
”‘1" .
‘ ~‘italhiit 10mm Inseam amass
“to .: ”(Hakim an Irrsnsotnant with Frank
lit takes but bbroeousr‘ :
~ tors of an hour to make the trip and
costs but ten cents. From Palmer
[#0
. .Ml’ Iii! “willful
aiiilgfroni‘i the Btraiford gambit-1r -
.aadm'om
or I pally have on
my“ whim I special
unliun finds or 25
gift? on the rag?” cent 's‘i'se o fihelr cele-
h“billion wiflc..tur be inure or constl
‘9 II! he or
hHoward1 s Egg}? b2? figuring con
urination, dyspepaih . dorms at.
liyer trouble. that: ' Jilsl V will re
a
Irraflrgic‘fipldi ‘ y ry noodwhere
able to secure
one won
a or con
. r Baxter has be
only a limited supply, so ever
mum to be cured otdyspo
stlnation should call upon bill at once
Connecticut a‘gd l‘hfmafilysachunettsm" From 0' send him M ' by M ”a get
' Milli?“ “my,” O‘IWNU‘N ”i adosea of the best medicine eWI‘
made on this speclnlhsli‘ price intro
ductory o'er with his personal guaran-
tee to refund the money if the specific
do“ not cure. . ._ 910 its
Standard to the center ls two. out;
and the tare is live cents. Hero I our
ior Greenwueh can he tolled. The
distance is six miles, the running um.
half an bout and the lure ten cents.
a new road but completed closes the
last nap in the trolley iiuaa between
New York and New Haven. From
1,.Greenwioh to It is a ride of
fifteen miles tor which fifteen cents ta
chained anti which. I» a «trifle over
an hour.' The am as tbrougbv Port
Chester, llye and
point. until New Yuri city la' poached
the remainder of the ride III through
Westcbester and the Bronx district.
Front lardcltmont to New Rochelle is
two miles and the. law is live. .oants.
A transfer will take the rider to
Mount Vernon. four sullen away, in
twenty minutes. From mount Yemen
a car lot Harlem river can be taken
which will cover the also miles In an
hour. and the ham to only he cents.
This leaves the traveler at One Hun
tired and Twenty-ninth streetlitld Har-
lem river. Front this point a cans-til
clxbt miles to forty nilnutes tor live
cents. Or from this some point one
can be taken tor almost any polut in
New York city for the some (are. loll!
last ten miles of the trolley is through
Hronsdale. Bronx Park, the Morris
Park race trachthe oZoloulonl Park
and West Fauna and is one of the
piehsantest portions of the entire
route.
TOURING THROUGH IRELAND.
Kins Edward and Queen Alexander
Left Londoa Title-Murmur.
LONDON. Mr Mr Edward and
Queen Alexandra, accompanied by the
Princess Victoria anti-their suites. left
isolation” if. ...m deficit” for Ireland.
bench to was gloomy.
larte crowds gathered in front of Buck-
lnynun Palace and nettle route to
Eusten Station In Ithuaiasucally
cheered their Melon who drove to
the depot In senti- state landaua es-
carted by a detaoiunaat of the House
hold cavalry. . The King wore the uni-
form of an Mistral. ,
Elaborate arrangements were made
bytthe railroad company for the come
fort 0.! the thatiasuiabdi travelers; The
departure. fol-pyw closed to the
public and pt e raypl t was beauti-
fully decorated with choice. ilowena.
plants and hunting. When their MI»
ieaties alighted at the station which
was also handsomely decorated. theye
Were received by the railroad dimctors.
with whom they slmok hands. The
With the cheérs of the people ringing
in their ears the King and Queen left
bastion at 6 p m for Hoiyhead where
the royal yacht ls awaiting them. They
expect to reach Kingstown' at 9 o c'lock
tomorrow morning.
—"i suffered for months from sore
throat. Eclectrlc ()il cured me in twen-
ty four hours." M. {Gist Hawesviile
Ky
NEWOIOY LOSE! ’AN ARM.
Jumped From MIrong Side of Car and
‘ . Was Run Over. ,.
NEW HAVEN, July 20. ~Jaines Cur-
roll. Jr. a newaboy. lost his and
torday afternoon as a result of It
ley car accident. Young canon had
been at Savin Rock during theiarter-
noon- and started to walk to his'bonie
on Brown street. Whoa a‘t‘roltey car
lnsde rubbing board and3 remained
there until the car neared his . on
Campbell Irena! He IMI lumped o!
and tripptld old fell A car ion“ iii
the opposite direction ran ovIr the
arts ote‘ the boy as It Is Maturation
memos the track. while he as‘lytaida
the ground and very nearly severed it
lit the WM Tho lad me his“
ato the New Haven hospital for treat
Isalient: I. “domains say that fie
my showed‘raoiarkable plush-Mile his
an: was: being dressed. He will pro-
bsly recover. - .
“THE. .FLIADCD NOT GUILTY.
1‘s 'l‘liat' Na MW“ twig“
- flail. ~
mash-mas asvuis
novnrmv. it. July 20.—-—Albert 0
Salinas Inuit at this“ alone.
and nrallbfltembeuler tonight ‘-
M9580; canto“ lore reasdlfitd N: M,
chassis “5-
cl?“ ofnot'
strain: or cushion.
«of 8000 which was In
out
[‘1 14"}!
“grammar Wilhelmina moth '
- wit”!
The line passes we. Cos Gob where 4
teen. From this.
carry him to city hall a distance or.
train consisted of Iwu obscrariion curs. .
lilo pod opposite him he im 6“th d“
seldom”
WW“
moved: minimums.
. P . kl
' avlil “I km»
l .LI
gala
rife Lou ville out-I'd durt'lui unu‘l'
bearing on the death of ulaskl Mods
a former r’ési‘d‘ént of D'iirl n:
efuueral of Mr. Pulaski Leeds
cooductadtotnorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock from the Fourth avenue
Methodist Church. The services will
be" conducted by the Rev. Dr. B M.
:analck The. palltbea rs will be ac-
Iechd f .. lily, collea I; who rail-
road so " tfr ‘ other a'
sons. At Imti‘ silo Ill. beagle»
Molay Commandery w i be in charge
0! the ceremonies. The Blue Lodge of
Masons of high he ‘ a prominent
and active §;Iuabar ill hpuetcharge
of “team file rave; . ,
min hic link heads
was old“ I) the men [10,38 employ
ed under him and by the railroad oillI
lain throughout the South was amply
demons ed yesterday. Asp
his death eés‘melkuown telegramsI be
nan to re his oillce and his home
cant—em flmilfli Numerous tQIe~
grams were from officials who had not
III yettbben informed. of Mr. Leeds'
death.
Workman Puss Resolutions.
Apputauhn will made to the higher
oi’iIc is by workmen in the L and N
sho Ifor time luv/which t6 take suit-
able action. When the whistle blow
tor the midday meal all the employee
assembled at the shops at Tenth and
Kentucky streets; Speeches were made
by those who had been thrown with
Mr. Leeds during his connection with
the road. .Ech or the speakers spoke
of instances where Mr, Deeds went out
under his control: It the conclusion of
the speeches resolutions of sympathy
and respect were adopted. The .em-
ployed decided to attend the. funeral In
a body. Altogther there were nearly
two thousand employee present at the
mass- meeting.
9 «Is Good Nature. -
The kind hesrtedness of Mr. Leeds
was best shown in his dying hours:
While the members of his family were
Cheatbnm were using their best efforts
to prolong his life Mr. Leeds looked
:at Dr, (Miami: and inquired:
“How is Warner? I do hope that he
will get well: "' Even in his dying hour
he bore no malice toward the man
who shot him down while he was sent-
ed at his desk.
The and came to Mr, men. at 3:51
o'clock. Minx on a cot at Sts. Mary
and Elisabeth Hospital. where he had
been taken Immediately alter the
shooting, glittering no pain becsuae he
was unconscious. he sank to als death.
He _lutd been unconscious. since 1
o'clock. shortly after midnight his ree-
tIirItion became weaker and his pulse
beat feebler. An operation was per-
formed and his breathing was mode
easier Mrs Mods remained with her
husband all the time
Warner improving.
Warner the assassin. continues to
improve, but is still in a dangerous
condition: He hasxl‘otyet been inform
ed at Mr Loeds‘ death and will not be
told of it Im- several buys. Dr Ellis
Duncan has personally takes charge of
Warner. lie allows no one to see him.
lion and allowed Marion Warner a
fourteen- -year>old son to visit his fath-
Thc scene was touching. Young
rncr tort Decatur where he is em-
ployed. us soon as he heard of the hor-
.rlblc not of his (other. Between sighs
and echo the devoted son as he held
tight the hand of his parent managed
to utter:
“Father why did you do it:
you do it?"
The elder Warner was moved to
emotion by thertone of his son. He
triedto answer. but was too weak.
Once be straightened in bed. moved ev-
ery muscle. and tried to answer. He
wastnid by‘Dr. Duncan that it would
be best for him to remain nuiet War-
nor sank back on the pillow and while
. his ass bent over and hissed him on the
forehead. Ishook his head in answer to
the question. Dr. Duncan allowed
why did
time
When Warner was arrested, shortly
alter the shooting he was charged
with snootlnc' with Intent to kill. Af-
tor the death of Mr. Leeds- breathe
known the charge was changed to mur-
s case was called in the
motioned until duly s1.-
mount Not Set. ~ .
coroner Harris :Kelly has not yet do-
sided when he will hold an inquest into
the death of Mr. linens: it will prob
ably held Tuesday. That Warner
bad p anned revenge for the A038 at his
333"“ was shown more conclusively
esterday.,: Mr. 'Wr W, 0mm who
I“ m
of. Warner,
ii to- bfe ed the lookout for
term
I??? at the Ionian
maths was not mastitfled ”with the amt
isd by. Warner. some» do! that
amber, nanab‘euaa't. tot sham.
Altos lie had returned crooner
learned that Items-«Ind threatened
. "ante VIM hits;
chrome Illllms-‘l’l‘li‘ noise in
kwell M _m. old ass earl! It»
first: birthdays. on Amino. rallies”!
Rockwell was born @01de.
.tu 1802; “unconditional:
assessors: sis murmur
groomers
or am or Italy In. had the jollowlolt’
of his way to befriend one who was ‘
at his bedside. and Drs. Griffiths and .
Yesterday morning he made an excep- -.
your; Warner to remain for some -
Police Court yesterday morning and ' ‘
:2ston that he had ‘
13%."
the electrical work was-bah: conduet- . .
.m-m ”muse landfill ‘
It: A ,
. Izfl‘afih'flamwk
m ”Tsarfi'mr
The store will close at five o'clock every afternoon.
except Saturday, through 'July and August.
FINE NOVELTY WASH FABRICS"
We are havin a plume menol sale of hi h class
French and Swiss noveltiesin wa’dh a ics. S‘orne al«
most incredible reductions have been _Inajc Meditate it Is
growing iate' In the season. and an examination of the
goods offered will convince you that the values are unus-
ual. Please note the fact that these' are all this season’s
goods. our own importation, and exclusive styles. .
- Five hundred yards of St. Gall ‘S‘vvisscs. a most ex-
quisite summer dress moteri-L’i a wonderful assortment
of colorings both light and dark. and richly embroidered.
St. Gall Swiss, 32 inches wide. six ’mlor mixtures
black and white. gray and white. green and black, and a
beautiful mixture in blue ground with zig’Za‘g stripes of
darker blue and white. The styles are striking and et-
féctivc. Value 45 cts, now 25 cts.
St. Gall Swiss. 45 inches wide. four colors, green and
black, tan and black. tan and white. and blue and white.
Value 75 cts. now 39 cts.
St.“ Gall Swiss, 45 inches wide. canary and black, and
lavender and white, heavily embroidered and very elegant.
Value 1.25, now 39 cts.
St. Gall Swiss, 45 inches wide. The finest of the lot. .
black and white canary and white, and a few short
lengths ranging from 4 to 1 yards. Value 1.50. to close out
at 79 cts.
AT THE ART DEPARTMENT.
Embroidered Letters for application to Lingerie and
Household Linens. These take the piece of hand embroid-
cry and are a most satisfactory substitute. It Is in" nitciy
less trouble to apply these dainty Letters than to embroid-
er thorn, and the result' I: just as pleasing as the work is
perfectly done.
Satin-lined Slipper Soles for wool knit slippers.
Photograph Frames of Satinwood and art paper for
pyrography and water color painting.
Something of interest is going on at the Black Dress ~
Goods Section. If you need a new skirt or waist, just
look at those remnants.
DM READW n
t :3
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A DOU‘BLE-HEADED SNAKE. i SPAIN' 8 NEW CASINET.
. __ i MADRID July 20. -Thc new Cabinet
msgg‘dggtmi‘zsgfithK fickAugo;slluis been definitely constituted as fol-
lows
geadllydétsd 1‘0 “in gfimoa‘rfi‘ RSI Premier—The Marquis Villewerde.
e c ‘ e . ‘ s 0 y f Foreign Minister—Count Sun Bernar-
partmeut of the Memorial Museum.-
It In about thirty-two inches long ab- _
out as broad as the handle of a table ‘mex‘t‘tfiter 0‘ Justice Senor Santos
knife with the tall blunt at the end.
Minister of Finance-Senor Basada.
The lentlle hitherto h” be“ ouiyi Minister of War—Gen. Martitegulu
found in South America and the West Minister of Navy—Senor Estram.
indies but ”“8 specimen was found at! Minister or the Interior—Senor Gar-
Half Moon Bay, Cal. ‘ cia Alix'
' ‘ Minister of Public Instruction—Sen-
dues MANUFACTURER DEAD lo, Bum,“
PITTSBURG PI” July 20—WIllisml- Minister of Agricnltnre—Scnor Gas-
Libby one of the best known glasslsot.
manufacturers of the country, and a! The changes made from the list of
pioneer in the flint glass trade died at ministers cabled last night are in the
its home last night in Sharpshurg in 9 Ministry of Justice and the Ministry
his 72d your.
of Public instruction. .
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