f C
“ mstogyudhl‘a’i’a'ii'd
, ,floowlsiom.1‘everislr
1111117111119, or Steer.
Cu-~ waiting for me, 119111. '1" 1.111:
Inflownstairs at last, fixing
eithlailned the Impatient
8
‘ “110. not Waltiugwnojour n1ngi"~I—
1'8 Statesman
VOLIR
AIPAAHAAA
.THE NEW
'1' fictel Victoria. ..
ONE MINUT’aFROM DEPOT.
, EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room e epeclel feature. Gee
ad Eloetrlc Lights throughout. Ev
In belted.
RATES REASONABLE.
II stocked Cote In canneetion.
line of imported Ales, includ-
the famous Boss's. Burton's and
» , & Co.’ I Stout. always on dreulht
1A1: cutter-Busch Beer on Draught.
. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
roles In value with the rapid
‘ or the town.
_ ational Bank
TH NORWALK, CONN.
more». GENERAL BANKING
tsusmsss. r—r ,
W
CAPITAL:
"00,000.00.
Inna Dir—— ANn PROFITS,
, el 71,500.00. .
A MATHEWS“. Pres.
NAPP, 1st VieWru.
K'H‘. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
M
11111.10...
n~lIIenry Seymour
:11 I
Mervin
’1' .1 11'1“ [HG
w_ frEE HEATING.
7 , Signature
. .... M-—-¢—-~ -7.
The Kind loll liars
Always Bought
Bears the
Ilsa-
For 0111
Thirty Years
IIAS‘ A AA
MWIW. weave-emu.
.1
FIGURES OF MERIT.
Standing oi the Connecticut National
Guard for April.
The standing of the diffcrcut or-
ganizatloim In the Connecticut Na
tionnl Guard was announced yesterday
”mm the oiilcc of the. adJulant general.
The hlghcut standing was obtained 111'
Company 1, Second ltcalmcnt, which
secured a per1'1‘Intago of 99.411. 'l‘hc
port-1911111111I of thc First llclxnicnt.
was 92.28. Other standings wore:
l-lospltal Corps, 91.53: Signal Corps.
$15.37; Troop A. Cavalry. 97.40; liatI
tcry A. Flt-Id Artillery, 87.29; Second
Iii-Aliment, 06.03; First Scparute (foru-
pany, 111.40; Naval Militia, 90.24. The
SDIIIP order prohibits the use of hash—
lugs in tho arw Sprlnallcld rides, and
the. nomlluulo‘n or Post tiunriol'uulstor
Scrgcanl Edward (I. Cunninshaui, at
New Canaan, 111 be captain, (toast Ar-
tillery Corps, is approvrd.
insist upon DcWItt's Witch Hazel
S:1ivc.lt ls especially good for pllns
Sold by The (iltdord Pharmacy and
The 1111111111 Pharmacy
HOTE RIVALS.
Clifford-IS. 01111119111.Sialtordvlilc
N. .I.: 11‘. W. Cramcr. Surf City; Mr
and Mrs. Eireton, lloward III. 112. RI
11111. (i. W. 11. Collin, .1. 11. Taylor and
wli‘c, New York; .1. I". 1.11111'11. Slam
lord: Mr. and Mrs. William 11‘. Dooley
101111 1'. Kelly. Edward I". li'orsythc
William M. CUIIIDR. llarry L, (ioodwlu
It. It. Robinson. llostou: l~ 11. Davis
llobokcu, N. .l.
Mahackemc-Mrs. Lonanccm-r on:
non, city;. it 11. Clark. Chester: .1. W.
lionnett. \Villimantlc: \‘i'. ll. Ford, “'11
tcrbury; George C. [1111011, New York;
R. L. Coburn. city; 8. (Irccustciu
Bridgeport: Harry ll. Jennings, lirldge
port; William T. Dooltcr, city: W. ’1‘
Lane. Marietta. 01110: W. L. Ronald
Idgcport; John 11. l'oggcubcrg. C
’1‘. Wilson and wife, New York: J. W
Simone. l’ort (lllcutcr; C. K. (‘oraanl
Boston; WilliamJ Kennedy. .I. Lynch
New York; F. ii liisscll. Mrs. liisscli
Norwalk: .1. 1’ Bradley, Philadelphia
.I. S. Andrews, lloslou: Thomas (‘1111
con. Brooklyn; 10. S. Uriillth, lianbury;
W. Miller. 11.11. Jennings, 11, German.
1111511111; 11. L. Wilson. New York.
VALUED SAME AS GOLD.
B. G. Slwewart a. merchant. of Ccdar
View Miss, says: "1 1011 my custom-
ers when they buy a box of Dr Kings
New Life Pills they get the worth 01
that much said in weight. it afflicted
with constipation. malaria or billions
ncss." Sold under guarantee at i", H
Baxter's drug store. 250. "
SEATTLE WAITING FOR FLEET.
SEATTLE. Wash. May 23.~Wltb
one. hundred thousand visitors in In:
city, Seattle is waiting for the. arrival
at the Atlantic lilllllt'slllp fleet this at
terncon All of the rallrdads, clectrit‘
limes and ateamsbips have boon pear :
111g visitors into the city for several
days, 113d many thousands will arrivr
today I time to see the naval parade.
onsa'rteso 'Ls'r'rsne.
The tellowinz letters remain uncell
ed for at the following postotiicee to:
the current week. .
Scotti Non-walk.
Bria Pdsquale d1 trancesc'GT
Angelo Ccuanno, 449 River St.
Mrs. G. C, Cox._
P. Dav nport,130x 170.
Mrs. mer Jones.
George Robinson, lst St... East Nor-
walk. '
John Thecurskl.
Mike Timur. .
E. E, CROWE, P. M.
Norwnlk.
Miss Elizabeth Blair.
' .l. '1‘. Crittenden.
Mrs. Lillie Jones.
Carrie 11. Herrick.
Altred Mestrc.
Francisco. Potetli.
Mrs. Spadone,
Mrs. Caroline N; Smith.
,1, S. KEITH. P. M.
METHOD“ .
South florwslli Math lst Episcopal
Church. 811111 0 Curticu. mum—Clue
1111111111111, 0:30 a. 1a.;woret1ip. with
prcuchh,10:30 11. m.: Bible school
12 1a.; pworth League prayer 11er-
. 6:20 p. 111.: union memorial sor-
1111‘, 7:30 p. 1n. Monday. 071101111
liuard, 8 p. 111.; Tuesday, close moot-
11111. 7:45 p. 111.; Thursday. prayer meet.
11111, 7:45 p. 111.; Friday, Junior I sue.
21,15 p. 111.; industrial League, wt 1 a11-
drosn by Rev. George Draw Egbert, ii
11 m. The musical selections for the
Sunday morning service are 1111 lol-
lowu: Prelude. Andante Soatcnulo.
Nowell; anthem, Jesus Shall ltcign
thrc'or the Sun, Scbncckcr; odor-
tory. tenor solo, Heaven is My Home,
Savage. Mix, Moulthrop; poatludc.
Marche 111.11) Flat. Swift.
Norwulk Methodist Church, Frank 1).
Torrey, luster—Morning 'worshlp.
10:30. with sorluou 11y tho pastor on
“Home licligion." Sunday morning
class meeting. led by F. ii. liodienl.
11:30. Sunday school. 12 in. hip orth
league devotional meeting, 0:.0 p.
111.; topic, “God's llnsccu Protection";
Iclldt'l‘, l‘ticbnrd Nisbett: evening wor-
I1111p. 7:110; subject. of sermon, "’l‘hrmI
inchorn that 111-111." 'l‘ucnduy. 7:41'. p.
111.. class meeting. 111d 11y I". ll. lied-
l1I11t; converts' clans. ch‘ by Iho pus-
ior. 'l‘hursday, 7:15 11. n1., prayer
meeting. Friday, 3:11’. p. 111.. Junior
ik'aguo, led by M11111 II}. M. Ford. Music
for tomorrow: Morning: I'rcludc.
Andante Cantabile, 'l‘ours; anthem.
Hear ,1) Lord. Watson; solo, "it 11:
1111111111111," Mt‘llllt‘lMHOIIII; poniludc 111 I1}
ilat,SuIllv11u. Evening: l'rcll1111I,1lor-
Irlo, Alfred llawllns; quartet. Evening
ilymn, (lunconc; illoria 111 l‘Ixt‘t‘lsla 111
it 11:11. Iiuck; poatludo. ()ftcrtoirc 111 (l,
L-iplnucy.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
(Illulch, Charles S. Mncfurlaud. pas-
tor-Public worship at 10:3 011. 111.. at
which the pastor Will preach. 1111-1 rub-
Acct Will be Manhood an Politics. The
illblo school. including 111-. young
men's departmcnt and the young womI
en's dopartnient. will meet at 12
o'clock. The Men's Chi-111111111 Inquiry
Club will hold lis discussion at tho
some hour. in the owning 11 111111111
patriotic. service will bc llcld 111 7:110
o‘clock. the full 11‘111111111121I1111Int of
.vbich will appear 111 author coi-
1111111.
First. Congregational'(Thurch. Nor-
.vulk, George 11, Egbert, paawrM-Moru-
at; service at 102110: preaching by 1111I
motor. Sunday school and Men's
.caguc at 12:15. Evening service at
;:;10 the 11111111 111 the serics' 'I’ocullar
'eoplo' '~--'“’lwo Shifty l’lillllt 1111111 " l.
l .\.11raycr scrilcc chncacday at :I.
Y. 1'. 8.. Thursday 1117180: allusion-
try meeting. Thursday crcnlug. pray-
Ir scrricn at 11"; subject, “Ilactmacious
lnilucncc"; story. "A 1.11111I Child Shall
.cad 'i‘hclu.” Music for tomorrow:
\loruing: I’rcludo, Allegretto In 11 mi
10l', A. (1111111111111: soprano solo, "811w
no, t) (11111.“ A. Randi-11pm: response.
'1) Lord, most holy," 11‘. A111: quarlct.
() 11111111101111I Light." from "The Golden
ngond," ll. iiuck; poslludo, Introduc-
lon and II‘ulihctta. W. Spark. 1011-11-
11111 Prelude. ’l‘hcme and Variations
n (I. “K0113 lii‘owatcr: anthem, .Iubi-
his .111 11} list. A. .1. lloidcn; 11111111111111.
.‘bc Abbey March, Cool-go II). Lyle.
EPIDCOPAL.
St. Paul's Pariah. Itcv. Francis .1
‘Iay Moran, II. l).ml:‘llih Sunday after
Iinstcr. or llogntlou Sunday. St. Paul‘s
“hurch: 7:30 a. 111.. Holy Communion;
'02110 a. 111.. morning prayer and scr-
uon: 12 111,, Sunday school. Scrrlcos
:t 3:110. In tho Cranbury, Chapel.
it-rkclcy Chapel: 7:30 p. 111.. cvcnina
.raycr and sermon. Thursday, Acct-n
'lou lbw: St. l‘aui's Church: 7:30,
'. 111.. Holy Communion; 10:30 a. 111..
noruing prayer and scrtnon and sec-
uid colcbratiou or 11on Communion.
(trace Church, monitor. James lien.
on Werner. rectorwltogatlon Sunday.
‘Ncbratiou of the Holy Communion
.t 8 o‘clock: morning pruycr and
:crlnon at 10:30; Sunday school at
loon; 1111111111111 Sunday school at liroad
tlvur at :1; evcnlng prayer and scr-
111111 at 1:30.
BAPTIST.
Norwalk Ilapiist Church, liar. Ii:L
VIII. '1‘. Van Don-n. pastor—«lilorning
crvico at 10:30; Sunday school at 12
u : 11. Y. 1’. ll. Incellua :11 11:30 p. 111..
coder. (1. It. Celst: cvcniua service
it 7:30. (I. R. Holst. of Oberlin ColI
one. Ohio. will act as supply impor—
ow and all the Sunday following.
‘hursdny owning, prayer scrrlce at
7: 30.
Grace linptlst Church. .1. Edward
'Iarris. pastor~ll a. n1., preaching;
1:30 p. 111., Sunday school; 6211'. p. m..
I. Y. P. 11.; leaders, Mrs. John Grant
1111i lii'rs. Harris; 7:45 p. 111.. proacti-
1111: subject, "limncmbored by What
No Have lions.” Wednesday own-
as. Union Lyceum. Thursday oven-
ug, prayer meeting, led by llonry
.Vbite‘ and Mrs. Martha White. Fri-
'lay evening, choir rehearsal.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. l
Evngoltcai Lutheran, Rev. C. F.
111111111111. pastor, 13 Henry street
Stamford, Coma—Preaching in the
German language in chapel on Main
‘:;trect.,acar railroad. 7:30 p. m.; Sun-
day school, 6:45 p, m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society. of
Norwalk—«Reznlar 311111.11; service at
the reading room. Masodlc building, at
11 11.111. Subfcctl. May 21th. Soul and
Body. Testimony meeting. Wednesdtty
at 8 p. m. At both 11 vices the public
ls cordially and [rat rnaily invited.
Reading room open to the public each
week day trom 2 to 6 p,m
SECRET R.Y TAFT IN CLEVELAND
CLEV N1). 0110.. May 23—31111.
rotary Tait is expected to arrive here
from Nashville. Tenn. at 3115 n. 111..
today, 1111111111.; 1: naréiy pesslbie for
him to witness the unveiling of the M.
A Hanan, monument at Wade Park.
The: exercises will begin at 3 o'clock.
Secretary Tait will attend the Yale
dinner at the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium. This will be the 111m op-
portunity of the day for the sons of Bill
to greet their distinguished tellow el-'
umnus.
rude or Ulcers
111111 led 111110!
medicines.
Dr. 11‘8de
evul lie-Intel: cure 11—1113 «or» 111114 111
an or 1111 m.
Platner 81 Bradley,
South 111011111111, Conn.
Ask for tree illustrntdd booklet.
lerofule. ,
lhhi hes
It Rheum.
ell doe“
.' MANY New TELEPVHONEB.
Forty-Two Installed Since April 1111b
In The Nerwelkl.
Since the 11111111111. teloplimio alloc-
tory. which wont into effect April 1011:.
was issued, 42 new telephones haw
been added to tho local system
These. new subscribers and their io-
catlou aud‘luunbcra are as follows:
Mrs. Percy 1'}. Ferris. 01'» Wont street.
54:1«2.
ltlch 'I‘Jiulcr, 'I‘ollonckc, 79(1-«2.
George N. MoKibbln, I17 itimwood
avcnuc, 341-4.
Mrs. Mary E. Littleiohn, 26 West
avenue. Norwulk. 2131‘. ~11.
.lalncs ’1‘. Powers, 1; Valley street,
271;—~3.
Sidney Ii.lfi1urn1I 1-11 1311111 manna,
Norwulk,
Johnson 211‘: l)1II11111111111,‘2:I First street.
taut N11rwtilk,75-I—-tl.
Mra. l), 1’. Auuiack, Wilton, 302-41.
M. V. Pierson, It Sound View 'l‘cr-
1111-13. 5117—92.
Knob Club, Wilson‘s l’olui. 703ml
M, S. 'i‘nllitor, 'I'ollcucko, 30.
James W. Storey, Idlincrcst ’l‘crracc,
733ml
til. John
Marc, 3“),
National ()yntcr (‘111‘1'11I1' (‘11.,
1111111111 utrlIol, 8111
11‘. S Lyon. 1111 North Main street
Lilla—ml.
Waller Ilarvcy iii/ml, 1110 11111111 anI
nor. '7.
'l‘ortorclia 6‘1 \‘liago,
11110.
11111111 Rather .I.
& Rayner. Slcalnboat
Wash-
Wood street,
Ilm'lbult. 123 Main
Ntrrtt. Norwalk, 711.
Frank 1). 141,111.11, liowaytou,
1012...“
1’01 rando If. Ninth Main strovt,
'77]
Andrew Tl1ylor'l‘11k111eko,7ilt‘—
A. J. Williams, 21 Cllltlp slrccl, Mir
wi:1k.li2~~
Joseph S. 2WI1llcsld1I,
271—«2.
IAi id. Whoolcr.
slrccl,‘ 01 IIIII ti.
Lntcrprlsa111111111111 \\'ur11s,li Water
street, Norw,alk 11.11.
Captain li.lI}.I.ocI\1'pod,
atrcct. 1:111:11 Norwalk, 11.“. -12,
.lamcu 1". Lewis. T1111. ackc, 527.
Alcx 8. Gibson, {I 1.1le11 1-‘Ir1'1It,
Norwnlk. MIL-~11.
lii'lic island.
7 Elisabet I1
29 First
Mrn. II. S. Kcyscr. Keynrr slrcrt.
211111 Norunlk. 711w 111.
Alexander llayinmnl, 'I‘okcnckc.
11714.,
lI‘clraro & Giordano 1.32 \i’asbiugton
alrcel. 349.
A C. liciu (lreg1n1'l’olni.ll~-2.
.dward Scluoc 1m 81 Woudaard
nvonuc, «1139.
John B. im‘wrcncc. Harbor View
liench, 75:1 ------ 12.
.1111111111 (111111-11, Wilton. :iiii~—3.
('on‘ncct lcut (‘1 Iulpauy, Wood ward
aveuuc. Stow 2 '
Connecticut (‘mnpauy, llotou l‘olni.
121ml . ' _
Mrs. Cort-11 141111111, ’l‘okcnokc,
Still-«I3.
Porter Elm-mun 1153‘s. Wont. Rocks
11111111. Norwalk, Alix-“2
Mrs. 11‘. 1‘, li)\l11Io, 71 South Main
Nircct, it‘d—W2.
Morris iircuncr. 171 Washington
street, :11111-~ 0.
Itowayton Yacht Club, Rownylon,
2111~12.
”mam...
H. K. McHARG INJURED.
.. a"...
Struck In Forehead by a Hard Driven
Golf Ball on Wee Burn Links.
STAMFORD. May 2li.——Illcury K.
lilcllnrmn prominvn at figure in Wall
111111111 1111(IN1-11 York 1111111111111 ,cirI
1111a,bad u 11111"'1ou 1~l1c11pe from bolus:
klllcll on the “'11- "um golf llllll‘li 11"
really. Mr. Mi’lllll’g was playlus 11
match game, and as he was putting
on the third 111111' .lluncs lioyt Knapp,
a New York business man and former
resident of South Norwatk. drove ON
the fourth icc. Knapp pulled his
drive. 11nd the ball how against Mr.
Mellarg's forcllcad, So great was the
force of the blow 111' .11 the ball bounded
thirty or forty 1‘11It 1111' his forehead.
Mr, Mcliarg fell like 11 log.
Thcrc were ”111": or fuur physicldlis
on tho links, and lhcy went to hill
assistance. Hc rallicd after 11 while.
and, displnyluu 1'1I111arl1abl11 nerve.
played on tor a day or two. The next
day he was 111. Tin,» cutire upper por
tion 01' his face was discolored by ”10
blow, and thc physicians who saw him
said it was rcmarkublc there was 110
fracture of the skull The Injury has
kept Mr.i\icli:1r.; away from business
WINDING UP MINERAL CONCERN.
NI"W HAIEN May 23. ~Procecd—
lugs are to be. begun tin/wind up the
,atinirsni' the international Mineral
Company, incorporated in‘ Maine. but
the stock is largely hold locally. its
authorized stock is $1,500,000, and the
company has linen engaged in the min-
im; 01‘ 1111111111111 and late. with plants
at Ticonderoga. N Y,, and Moonstone;
V.t
‘WAS'JWALKIING IN HISLSLEEP.
HARTFORD. May,23. —«Caught in a
bedroom at the home 0! Richard J.
Dillon. in Church street. last night.
Charles Peterson put up the 1111ch
database in (101111 toliay 11.111 he was
walking in his sleep. lie was held
for trial‘ on the charge of burglary
under bonds of $1. 000.
,FAMINE VICTIMs NUMBER 40,000.
MOMBASA Briton East Africa, May
23 .——0vsr 40 000 deaths have resulted
trom the severe famine prevaillag“;~
the Usage. province of ligand a.
government is feeding 50. 00 ot the na-
lives. Crops are a complete failure.
and there is e prospect of much when
111; during the next tow mouths.
Illegotiltlt'me‘l tor Peso. Are, Being
A . . “Waited Tod-y.
CLEVELAND, (1.. May 23. —-Marked
by a night of ubsoluiomniot 111 cou-
tlnst with the Vlolcucu oi' the procood-
1111A twenty- four hours. negotiations for
[111111111 111 the 11111-111 can 111111111 wore
continued this 11111111111' The docvlinu
thlld arbitrator 111111114111 with it
neccaslty 111 lurtllcr discussion of 11
11111119 to 1111111va 1:1 the ploposod ulbl-
trutiou board.
Only A}... 11111111-1 of the disposition
of the mod landing the. arbitration
proceedings plcrcIntid 11 vote on tho
mbiiraiiou 111111‘1111 being taken last
night
l'rcridcnt llllpont l‘1‘flllil'1l to ac
copt
AVl'Iyti suggestion that
tho 11111111I1',s
_ pending :111111111111111.111ko 1111- 11 old 1)“
11111111111. A11 nltcruatlvc suggestion that
the arbitration board at once decide
tho position of the men during 111-bi-
tration was also rejobtcd by l’rcsldcui
1111pol11 of 1111- Municipal Street 111111
way Company.
The company 1111 undated articles of
nulunlsuion to arbltlntilm to go to the
111111 today, together with a counter
p1oposltlon that pending urblt
I-nouph 111111 to complain the 11 1'1vl111
will be taken back thin-'0 11111111 losing
their sculorlty
11 In the opinion of Vlco-l’rcsldcni
lit-liner and President lt‘urascy, of the
local union. that the own will emphat-
ically vote down the arbitration pro-
1111:1111 of the company. The roll- will lli"
111111111 todpy. The 1111-11 will vote "you"
or “no" upon a proposition to submit
to {all urbitlalion 1111 ir sculorily
lights and tho binding i‘orcl- 111‘ Inc
1‘ 1011- -land II‘.i1ctric llnlway Company-'11
lul-or 111:1'1M'1111I111 upon the now com-
pour.
‘
PUBLICITY IN TAXATION.
Evidently Commissioner Corbin Likes
the Stamford Plan.
Slilil' 'l‘ax (‘111111111:1si11:11I1' t‘orblu has
.NIen quotml heretofore in approval 01'
1111». plan adopted by 1111: 111th lip-clinlt
of Stamford 111.111 October, of publish
111g 11 list‘of taxable property 11111I1'
Ibr asscnalucnl has been 111111111. Mr.
i‘orbin has recently looked into the
plan more fully. and in a public ad
dress the otbvr day sold:
The publication of the valuations
whoa 1111:1in deter-111111111 b3: the anacon-
urn in lhcir oiliclul capacity, Would
be or great asniNtalu'c 111 overcoming
inequalitius. 'l‘lltrlltiln should 111» 1:11“
«In by atrccta and street numbers, 1111'»
11111 the name of the 11w111'r, 1111- value
of 1111- land in one column and the val
.w of 1111- 11111111‘ with Improvements 111
anoibur. This will allow an earlier com
purlnop of 111.» 1111N1'sslncllt of dim-rent
pl‘upt't‘lli'fl. 111111 tho anaricwd owner
if any, can see it his land 111 assessed
too high by comparison with 111::
ucigbbor‘n, or whether it in tho value
.1! the buildings that should be chang
1-11. if anything. and 1111- general public
1-1111 better 111ch of tho merits of 1111'
cniirc aasosrtncut. The cost of such
'1 publication would not be wry
crcat. and when compared with the
hem-til both in 1111: Individual and 111
'INI' 111111111‘lpaliiy. 11 would be 1111111111 --
r u
A CALIFORNIAN'B LUCK.
"The luckiest day of my life was
when I bought a box of Bucklcn's Ar
nlca Salve." writes Charles B. t‘iudahn.
of Tracy, California. "Two 251: boxes
cured me of an annoying case of Itch-
ing piles. which had troubled me for
yours and that yielded to no other
:rentment." Sold under guarantee at
.11. lisxtcr' a drug store
MW
DOCKET CALLING DAY.
Many Cues Stricken Oil—One on the
Docket Since April, 1893.
11 was docket taming day In the civ-
ll Silporlur court, yesterday, before
Jada.- Silas A. Robinson. There was
:1 largo attendance (1! members or the
bar, and all [1101111 cases In which there
was no appearance to defend. or 111
which there had been nothing doing. tor
:1 your,worstrickeuoft from. tht.I dock
't. unit-us counsel bod good reasons to:-
rutainIng.
There will be. an opportunity .tvm
weeks later to mm e that the cases be
111 initialed.
l‘ho oldest case (m the docket is
that of the Now York 61 New England
It. It. (111., now merged In tho New
dluvou road, against the town of
Ncwiowu. This was catered 111 April
115113, and has. heretofore, harm on the
«111111111 more than fifteen years. There
1111 six cases 1111 the docket for more
1111111 ten years, and fifty which have
been on five years.
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup
docs not constipato. but on the other
bandits laxative principles neatly
move the bowels. Children like it
Sold by The Cilitord Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
BASEBALL NEWS. .
Yesterday's State League Results.
At llolyoko—Sprlngtieltl 2. Holyoke
0.
Other games postponed, rain.
Yesterday‘s American League. Results.
At New York—orient York-Chicago.
wet grounds.
At. iloston~iioston 2. St. Louis 1.
.. At \\’ss'hlngton-—l)etrolt 3. Washing
101111 1.
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NEGRO MURDERER SHOT TO
DEATH.
COLUMZBUSD 'Mlss.. May 23. —-Ikc
Watson. the holo‘h who killed a police»
man while at Meridian. Thursday. was
shot. to death by a sheriff‘s posse,
about eight miles west of Columbus
Myesterday. Watson was located near
Waverly and chased into the woods by
a sherlif‘s possei When surrounded
he fired 0n the posse. which then rid
p
ldlcd his body with bullets.
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At l’lttsburg—lirooklya 5, Pittsburg .
The D. M Read Co
lmbffibel 1037.. ‘
Get the Veranda Ready.
Warm days 1111' study coming, when everybody will 1111.11
to got out of (l11111~'..
have it pleasant and comfortable.
S11 ullcthcr your porch is huge 111' small,
lo be a little pliuitc and
to keep 11 It cool winds" and the 11i‘cr- bright sunshiuc, how an
allustalile 51"11'1'11.
l1;1\"1 11111 kinds fol
You will find it useful many times.
\tilli‘ (liiifillk‘lillltfll.
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Vudor Screens in {our coloriNgs,1111111ch brown. mottlwl
grccu, 11li11' 1:111:11 and 1|:11I1 gtccu
"Illlt 1l1‘81111f111
8. and 1011',cl with .111 8 ft lll‘.11]1
4, (1.8 . .1111] to feel.
f’mboo Screens, .1 5.11,
111.15 low.
Taffetas, 50 dis
A1 Illc Silk Scction we are
offcriup; :1 liuc of 'l‘aiTctas.
black and all rcquircd sllallcs.
including light, for summer
waists and cvcuiln,r \11'111.
111 5111 :1 11m].
llicsc arc the 5111110 silks
that hair sold at 55 111111 51):.
Newport Foulards
Fine Merccrized Cations.
'l‘hcsc arc (711111111 l"11ul:11'1ls.
cxart imitations of the silks.
very soft and light in wright.
highly li11i>|1c1l 111111 lustrous.
'l‘llc roloriugs 111'1' -llli‘tlllllli
and dark brown, navy and
old bloc and black and white.
31 inches wide. 15c 11 yard.
\Vilx’ll (haulsh Suction.
White ladia Linons
Special at 19c.
(bio of our fine grades in
this favorite plain whitc fab-
1'11'. It is slicer 111111 1111c, and
1111: 1111151 satisfactory of hot
wratlu'r u'ash goods.
1.1m yards. as long as it
lasts :11 1111' a yard.
\Vllitc (hauls St‘tTlliill.
Black Hose
of Gauze Cotton
A sporial for \1'1’11111'11. lilack
cotton Sitix‘ltlllgs. not too
thin, but soft and agrccalilc
111 wrar 111 hot Weather. A
quality worth regular 3817,
for 35¢.
Sizes 8 to 10.
lllcrc 1111- foul widths
'1'11l1is7ft,8in.
('arpct Store, first floor.
Furnishings
that Men like
'[111- 1'1'ry1'11u1plct1 ll111'11l
Negligce Shirts 111 1111101 pat
terns attract 1111111) 111stum-
crs. Today 111- place 1111 5:111-
tilt" licst Soft-Shirl “'1: how
cvcr shown fl)!‘ its price.
$1.111“). Stripes, 111-111 figurrs
and checks.
Neckties.
English Foulards and Lou-
isincs. all the latest fancies
in plain colors and polka dots.
Batwing Tics, 251'.
Kciser Baratheas.
111-11', 5111'.
Haberdashery Section,
Main St. entrance.
Underwear
for Women
Cotton Vests. low 1101'k1'1l
111111 siccrclcss,
13, 1; 17. and 251'.
with short slccvcs,
13. 15. 17. and 251'.
with under arm shields.
251'
lace - trimmed Ribbed
Pants, 25. 31). and 501‘.
- Union Suits. lacc~trinuuc11
:11 kticc. 5o. 75 and $1.00.
Children's Vests, 11.1w neck
with no slccvcs.
13. 17. and 25c.
l11\\' neck with no slccvcs,
25c.
Sleevcboards
Hf whitcAvood, 23 inches
lung. well 111:11l1' and "very
1'11111'1'13'1'111 for shirt waists,
191'.
quitc
The D M Bead C‘o
1.1mm
Underskirts
While these Garments are sold twelve months in a y.car Spring
gives the largest sale
We have made a taiorablc purchnse and will give our customers
the advantage of it
We Note Some of the Values-
LADIES' SKIRTS 1’ inch ruffle. 6 tucks. lacc insertion, at ...... 500
Good Value at 09c.
LADIES’ SKIRTS, 10 inch radio, 6 tucks 3 inch lace edge, at
.cSO
Good Value at 75c
LADIES' SKIRTS, 10 inch rullio,2
lacc. at ......................
clusters tucks. 3 1 ch torcbon
...............................
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Good Value 89c.
LADIES‘ SKIRTS 11 inch rattle. 2 rows insertion and lace edge 75c
Good Value $1 00
EXCELLENT VALU ES FROM $1.00 TO $5.110.
PINK AND BLUE LAWN SKIRTS 12 inch rattle, with tucks
Good Value at $1. 50.
At CIncinnatlFCiucinnatl 5.1‘hlla- , i .
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. I A I I A . ~ . I 9
. 11"
H We invite your attention to our full line of Muslin lindcr:
' wear. consisting of Gowns, Skirts. Drawers.
Opens HAYDEN. uhder new Management.-
SHORE DINNE§§ A SPECIALW. DANCING, BOATING,” BATHING‘.
- end other attractions.
Especial mention iven to u e ohtle Parties.
, i ' Roller Sheila‘s ever'y 111.111.1893:
Wheeler '& Wilson’s B11110 Decoration Day
' . GDORGD XANTHAKY. Manager. '
$1 25
Corset Covers, Etc.
:11 Dickerman 81 Son,
84 Washington St, South Nervvalk.
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d evening.
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