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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
ITALY SEXES KAsALA.
A Nubian Stronghold IL Wrsstsd From
the Mahdists.

ROME, July 20.-The government has
received information from Africa that a
battle was fought on Tuesday between q
force Of Mahdists, 5000 strong, and de-
tachment Of Italian troops. near kasala-
The Mahdlsts were defeated and the
Italians took possession Of Kssala, which
they occupy. The Italians captured two
flags and a number OF cannons Tho
Italian loss was slight, one officer, Cap
tain Blanc, and several native soldiers
being killed.
Kasala or Cassala Is town OF Nubia,
in the province of Taxa, on the river
Cash, an affiuent of the Atbara, and 10
300 miles southwest of Suakim, at the
junction of three telegraph lines. 1t has
a'trade in gum arabic. hides and ivory,
and is peopled by Arabs. The population
Is about 5000.
Nubia ia country of East Africa, and
previous to its conquest, in 1881. by Ibra-
him Pasha. was governed by multitude
Of independent chiefs; since then 1t has
been under the dominion Of Egypt. ka-
sala is just over the Abyssinian line and
consequently outside of the sphere of In
fuence claimed by Italy when she AS
sumed protectorate over Abyssinia.
Ab tbis 10 tcITfofy OFoH WhASe A8yks
claims a sovereignty. Italy will have to
settle with the kheiive, or rather with
Great Britain. To be sure this authority.
because of the revolt Of the Madhists,
who drove the Egyptian officials out OF
the country. has net been exercised to any
great extent since the fail Of Khartoum.
! Premier Crispi, in the senate, an
nounced the victory gained by the italian
troops at Kassls. The announcement
was received with enthusiastic applause.
The official dispatch received from
| Massowah By che Italian government
says that the garrison st Kasala num-
bered 1000 infantry and 600 horsemen. A
| most obstinate resistance was made to the
Italians, but the Arabs finally fed,
after several brilliant charges had been
made by the Italian cavalry. The Arabs
left many dead behind them, especially
in the town itself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Youth Ch.rged win r.rrery.

BosroN. July 20.-Many Charlestown
maid shed silent tear last night when it
was learned that George Steele, "a popular
youth Of 10, had strayed from the
straight, but narrow path, and fallen in
shame oy the wayside. Some persons are
sad because he has gone, and others be-
cause they cannot find him. Among the
latter none feel worse than the Monu-
ment National bank people, and they es-
innate their grief at just about 5000. They
allege that to keep up his rapid pace OF
living he has forged upon them several
worthless checks, which they would like
accounted for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The 18th annual meeting OF the State
Board OF Health was held yesterday after
noon at as Weybosset street. DIR. Gard
ner IT. Swarts, secretary ofthe board, pre-
sented his annual report in which no re-
viewed the whole subject matter OF disease
in Rhode Island during the year and the
new efforts that had been made to prevent
the development of tuberculosis among
the people. General discussion on santa
tion followed and then the routine busi-
ness OF the Board was attended to-. The
officers for the ensuing year are: Presi-
dent, DIR. Albert q. Sprague; secretary,
DIR. Gardner Il. Swarts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
LA SALE ALUMNI.

The La Sale Alumni spent yesterday at
Silver Spring where they received every
attention from Mr.. Maxfield and his as
sistants. A lunch was served at IL:
after which the time was spent in out-oi-
door games of all sorts until 4:3O O'CLOCK,
when a tempting dinner was served.
The event was a pleasant one and the
number next year will be greater as all
were pleased with the program, dinner
and all that went to make up the day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

vixEyAKp HAVEN, Mass, July 2o-At
n special town meeting the sslectmen
were authorized to contract with the state
highway com mission 70 soustruct that
portion Of the proposed state highway
leading thrRugh We tewR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
By Violence

LittIe Il accomplished IN this civilized era.
hut with the gentle laxative. Hostettcr's
Stomach Bittsrs, the bowels arc relieved with
Out abruptncss OF subsequent weakening.
Dyspepsia. malaria. rheumatism. weakness
and kidney trouble yield To this reliable
curAtive. foremost also among invigorsnts
and recommendcd BY physicians. Give this
sasdlcins fair trial and bs conyiaesds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
A Conneot,ous Banks Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2o.-The First Ma
tional bank Of Rockville. Conn, has
brought suit against Seth B. Stitt & Co.,
the Highland worsted mills and num-
Der Of banks. charging fraud in the man
agemsnt Of SMevs oompany's business.
The bank 10 creditor of the mills and Of
Stitt & Co. for over $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
HUNG HERSELF.

Ellen Roebuck, so years old, committed
suicide by hanging yesterday afternoon
at her home, 90 Vanderwater street. She
had been suffering for sometime from
melancholia, and yesterday afternoon
excusing herself from her daughter with
the statement that she'd be back in a
minute, went to an attic room and hung
herself to bed post. The diseased was
80 years old and the wife of Abel Roe
huCE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
North Dakotn's Republican Ticket.

GRAND FORKS, n. d., July 2o.-The
Republican state convention nominated
the following ticket. NJ. n. Johnson, re-
nominated for congress; for governor,
Roger Allin; lieutenant governor, John
II. Worst; secretary of state, O. NJ. Dahl;
state auditor, f. NJ. Briggs; state treas
urer, George Il. Nichols; superintendent
of public instruction, Miss Emma II.
Bates; commissioner of insurance, 4. B.
Fancher; attorney general, John w.
Gowan; supreme Judge, j. NJ. Bartholo-
NEW.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

BALTIMORE, July 2o-John z. Pagan,
saloon keeper, and Harry Ports, a former
bartender. had duel with pistols in the
formers saloon last night. The trouble
arose over paying for some drinks
Samuel Laviez. an innocent party. was
shot in the shoulder. Pagan and Ports
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Convention Dates Fixed.

CONCORD, N. H.. July 90. AT a mseting
of the Democratic state committee last
night the following times and places
were fixed on for conventions: State, Con-
cord, Sept. o; first district, Weirs, Sept Z;
second district, Sept. 9.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
MAY Garry It INTO court.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July 2o-The
mill agents of this city held a private
meeting yesterday for the purpose of con-
sidering the enforcement OF the weavers'
particulars bill Some of the agents gave
IL as their opinion that the bill is uncon-
stitutional. and, 1t is understood, ex-
pressed desire to test its constitution
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
E,.m,n.e rer n,rh.r Po.,4ion..

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-The naval sx-
amininG Soard yesterday examined Com
modores Meade and Carpenter for prone
ton to the grade Of admiral, and Captain
Phythian to that Of Commodore. The
three officers passed Satisfactory sxamiaa.
tioua
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 9o.-E @. Allen q
Co. publishers, will suspend business
July 81. The esneers 10 solvent, but this
aosisn Is caused By the general business
depression.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

PHILADELPHIA, July 2o.-News has
come to this port OF the total loss OF the
three masted schooner Annie and Millard
at Abaco on the l2th inst All hands
osere aaved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

ST. PAUL, July 20 In the United States
district court yesterday the grand jury
reported 80 indictments against strikers
and others for interference with the mails
during the recent strike on the various
north w estaYu roada.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

OTTAWA, July 2o--Ths Dominion par
lament yesterday voted over S5.e00. 600 in
vubsidies to railways all ever the coun-
try Most of the lines concerned are in
don btful districts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

FL PAso, Ills, July 20.-The careless
handling OF Alighted match by young
lady who vas heating a curling iron in
the basement of Schasfer's dry goods
store cost a number of residents Of this
city an aggregate Of $lT6,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
r,r. stseisns DedIcassd.

rrTcHBURe. Mass, July 2o.-The new
Central and Summer street fire stations
were dedicated yesterday. banquet
was rendered to guests. and addresses
were made In the Central station. The
stations cost about eso, 900. including land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

CHICAGO, July 20. - Mrs Warren
Springer. for whom Judge Baker issued
a bench warrant on the charge of tam
pering with a Jury. Voluntarily surrsn-
dered. and was released on so. .oo0 bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Limit Expires With ,oS.

LONDON, July 2o-Ths miners concilia-
tion board. composed Of employers and
employees, met yesterday and determined
upon the limits of the variation Of wages
until Jan. l. 1899.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

WASHINGTON, July ~. - Abbott. the
English featherweight knocked Young
of Brooklyn out in the fourth round at
Alexandria, Va, last night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
A p.rs Cholara RECORD.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2o.-Two hundred
and eight fresh cases of cholera and s2
deaths from that disease were reported
yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

RRAEIL, Ind, July 2o.--At meetings
held at all the miues yesterday It was do
sided to return to work today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

Letters or circulars in imitation Of type
writer gotten out on short notice at News
job Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Soon Over

Soon Over!
There's place in Indiana by that name.
It's in THE NEWS Pocket Atlas, Census
and Gazetteer. Price 40 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

CyEwING MACHINES REPAIRED. NEW AND
- second hand machines, attachments, needles,
oil, belts, etc. Chas. A. Bowen, 2JJ Westminstor
street. over Rhodes millinery store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
AnkRpEEN. o.. July d, 1891.

MKssRs. LiPMAS BROS, Savannah, Ga.
DEAR sIRs--I bought bottle OF your p. p. p. az
Hot Springs, Ark. and IL has done me more good
than three months treatment at the Hot Springs.
Have yop no agents in this part OF the country or
let me krow how much IL will cost TO get three or
six bottles from your city by express.
Respectfully yours,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
las. M. NEWTON

For sale at Hall Lyon, 237 Westminster street,
Bianding and Blanding, % Weybosset street, A. W.
Fenner, Jr., s7s Westminster street, Byron A.
Smith, Olneyville Square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
WANTED-MIs CELLANEOU

xxvANTED-EvERYBoD To COME EVERY
w Friday and get a good shore dinner for 50
cents, at Nos. iis and 100 Richmond street
iulYl6-6t
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE

Best OF care charges reasonable Providence
Warehouse Co., No. 20 Mason Street
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:
V(TANTED--GIRL FOR GENERA HOUSE
w work, at 90 Glenham street Call In fore
noon iulyil-u
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

iIrAn ut4 so ad : 'H ut 1T a,,s av '1 tiio FisiirN 1 tt T
 ai.f Et 8ffott Ft6
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
FOR NrwrnwN AnAnEMY

i'"t Theron Platt of Bedding ia preparing " 1. a large collection Of native an1 and for ,,t eign mineral specimens for the NewtowE
 academy. He expects tu have his cabi-
 net ready for presentation onthere-open- ,.,.. ing of the school in September. Mir
 plntt has large cabinet of his own and
 has supplied Yale university and other Q, "a. colleges with a great many varieties of % 70 native mineral. TIE BEE said, last week, "'t. 'sIet us each one do our part to assist '"'' the prdgresslvc tpachprs of Newtown
 academy in making the school one of the 'nA best In our nnd" Mir Platt isfto the s .,..l front with assistance and we hope that i,m Iothers may follow his example. There
 are many ways to aid this worthy insti-
 ""tutiou.l .,.Gu,t. One DO, . 4 /
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WILL BE A GREAT CELEBRATION

United States Treasureg yDanel N, ( Motd dah has 1o& Iretdved yah invitation from the eX 'cptVe CDmmittee consist ing Of RevO O. Wright, Rev patricl, Fox and Michael J. lloulihan, on the part citizens of New town, Conn.,, which, hv the way, is Ans birthplace. t1 be present at the graad celebration to te tcUdcrcd on thC coming Fourth of July ny thercsidepts of the place iu honor of the lSJh anniv'rsary pf the ( Deelar- ation of Independence. The ceremonies will be held on the grounds of the New town acadcpy, commencing at noon on that day. IL is expected that Gov , Morris of Connecticut and other guests 70 will attend. Treasurer Morgan said this morning that he would surely accept , the invitation unless some unforeseen incident happens to prevent his attend ahee, Judge DeFOrest has also been | invited to attend the Newtowh celgbra- ton but is doubtful if the eau be present inasmuch as the tariff bill will be before D. the house early in July and the desire totpush the bill through to final con. Uluslon Is such that for the first time in many years the hou' may decline to adjourn on Independence Day. Wash ington dispatch to New Haven Evening Register,
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 r'lhMrs J. IL. Chatfee attended the graduatA ing exercises at Brown t ,.,l University, BEoNluences it,sls # t.,n futb ,hlHy,ltsZ Mfrs Bowen and daughter have visited Miss Gel A" Curtis."'t i'"7 ,"'lf
 ia % Miss Cannon 'p6t New .HaRen ha wis, ited Miss Alice .IMilcONsen.,u ,,,[, Miss Hanford of New Jersey is spend ing a short time with Miss Russellt .i h. The many friends of Norman Amhler will regret to know of his serious illness. Mrs Lewis Burr, former resident, but for a number of years living in the West, is spending the summer with Miss Lucy Wheeler. ,s.,. Dr Robert Blackman, of the Universis tE ofIVTginjao is spending his va eation Mrs A. Bfackman has gone to Ports mouth haalw si Ii uat ll,,I n,fnH .s.l f"PFne" graduation exercises of siltht graded school were n ffefd a. in Town hailpr lHufSday.tad ,isl tsaiif .attiI a1A, .Esb
 Mrs aBelden entertained her frien Is at | delightful teayh one afternoon, lasl F week :@al Id.'''E a.sifM oS "'
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

s.es. es ns ... ren61 sef, vanilla, chocolate, nd
 strawberry ice cream will bed on aRl&kxl . Y. s, William. c. J ohnsons icencream SalSd
 " p'l'' Saturday, June 33, and each day through ' .,, s fho soason The loom wi1lba in charge as s.:. :s.'nk ", NJ Coleman, wp7 yil!sllpok after
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
2. sYp9T .apdsrepl { Brooklyn.
GUESTS AT DICK s.

c. I.WBmd, bBostons, R.. lHavanaigh, w., Al. Havanaugh, New | ork; Thonla las DeForest, Y. R. DeForest and wife, lE. ]. Morgan, Bridgeport; k. M. Campbell, New York; E, II. lHavehs ,u uHd d,MiaAn- drews, Mr and Mrs II, D. Patchen, R. Burritt, Bridgeport; MT and Mrs E. H.. Ward, !. l.. Burkhart, New York; IA. Hoyt, Danbury ; ;lGI. Mlller,s Wauelbury; Theodore F. Platt, New Haven; Teresa A. Driggs, Clara D. Driggs, Frank IA. Driggs, Fred W. Driggss Alvin Driggs, Brooklyn. SsuT uiyy3M -'vpU !
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

West tUtl
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

A religious service will be held, next
 SHndaEfafterh6on, Uhne 24, in the school house of bod ingtewn di trict, at 3.30 o'clock. The pastor of the Congrega- tional church, Rev Otis w. Barker, will conduct the service, and others will speak with him, on, the. divisions, of this verse: "Ohoose ye this day whom ye will serve. g. The choir of the church will lend interest and zest to the meeting by leading the singing and also singing special selections. All persons within a
 long radius of the schoolhouse are ihvit. ed. Numbers give earnestness to the
 speakers and make a meeting which does all good. ,i'
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

m A~Asd AAt&kt.sts ls.sitsslsn tt44M sNeN Asa3.ss E*~ 4e n.t+3s st@ssfsY.'f fs4t etinA ai sssu i,aty
 <@ttA<t* .rstttI<s& Nxstza s,ss. tasa@t sss,,e{ Wxk~'<<Ast &tk Aas*sx ~#N FAM NbAu&
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
A GYMNAsIuM AND HALL.

There are prospects now that before another year la building ,wil l,be erected on the Academy grounds that will be scrviceable" for gymnasium for the school as well as for a public hall. 0w- ing to the central location of the sGAdnl, the demands during the past year have be9n so frequent for the u-C of the school rooms for meetings ot various kinds, that the teachers of the, ,SehPol have thought It to the interests Of the institution as we'll as to the public, to make provision whereby all will be hc- commodatcd. The principal believes, Wibh rathcrs, that modern. .schpol reoingR no place for publiS piee tiags, no 4 Mstdl what their clTlrqetcrs may be, thaf the more cn1ighteneda cofithunity becYmeA Itp'tm9re Faered does it hold ings. A building that will serve as a gymnasium for the school during the winter months, and also place for mdetr tngs, rChearsals, etc, Is very much He- sired at the present time gym9asihm or some covered play ground for the stormy season is certainly needed in ,Vpnnectiup Twtth the school, and some proTsioni ]m haverfobe padP fdr the same. The necessity for such bui Id ing Is greater than for almost any other school that could be Uamed owing to the , pnGuliar location of the Academy. A very large majority of the pupils |hG "ntlcnded Newtown Academy, last year. ', over 20 per cent, brought their dinners. A gymnasium has been talked aboutlfOr snmc time in connection with the Acade- my, and Mir CIil"s efforts at the present time is to serve q double purpose. He realizes bhat a hall is as much necessi- ., tv as gymnasium in connection with the school, and he hopes to receive the q support and encouragement from all in- tercsted in carrying out the p1 oiect.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

.uonibif fntgstlie horses,
 r,.hprse 2hbrse nAIlorse
 
 LII kinds IehttbM
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
THE BRIDGEPQRT MARKETS.

Bii1DaEpoRT 7 aButtar. che1ce creamery
 prints. sa 20c, tubs 17 I9, dity, 16la IS, fair near by.eggs, I8 a 2oss sehieke kens spring, alive, lsg 2o aresssa 2s sQc lp turkey dresAse; E 4t Ioc ID lambs, yearlings, dressed. g a l0l lb; sheep, dEesseds 2 SN ID hide Gew, 7c ID hay 51sa5 bush, cabbage, B B. s5e each; beetS per bunch. q Sc; strawberries q 1Ocs at; spinach perl bpl. $l l kale, per hbl. 50c; asparagns l2c t3oz peas green, $i50 bush; beans, niarfOlwl
 s. medium, 30, S2 bush, pea, $2s2.l0. sssfe II
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
Talk oi the Town.
AT rHr aorELs.

REGISTERED AT ThE GRAND CENTRAL
 M Rowland, RtidgppG; F " Bspbap, Derby; v Il. &te1lls, B G tf' tlHk FIeQs sShet VSnd ,t 3INs%% *Elrraly kfstS' ppf llr ir1 Ma EiaAmFGil9 l. fan, Brooklyn; M. ~Osterwefs, New Haven; c, W. Caniicld, Bridgeport; "A. $ Oudcrdonk, Rochester; K. J. Hawley, fooq k R. E claps sqs'f SS& Nils Ist f B,, Goodwin, TorIipgton; G. W. Hott, Danhury; J. E. Watson, Louisville, Ky. ,b lSHnH ,A Aad0rSnl Brooklyn,
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
.Elat 7. sH. lRLAG MANS MARI MARX

lutsff3 5W hnis sstiuilolN assso si Ynul,sil oi ty1el yiiiJ ia.la ncli,ivhs,s 1Gitl .Ays.,s;, oyaa la.ai, s,id sssol lsaappap ixoIbna X ,;saa vtsai N 5pasI sys1 ,aisa,s, 1iss ts.iJAi
 s,iiI ia.,3iaIslH zle,tx ssIa Il. a,..i3
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

Landlord Leonard of Dicks hotel has engaged the large Belden house for the season, to accommodate the increasing number of his guests. This" certainly speaks volumes for his ability as an en- tertainerg .tisuf tr.ry f, ,.i,,
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

Taylor x McGran are showing an un- usually fine line of plush rockers; also art squares for floor coverings, at their Sandy Hook store.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

'''' "A mower that is first eTass iheYery re spcct is the celebrated Worcester Buck eye mower" tyto5nn < "GTumman us, gss Main street, Bridgeport, are agents for these mowers and also for the Wizard Sulky hay rake. With this pair they do not blush to enter the hay field with the best of 'Nm.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

v sAaUgTTON--d,Wil ill sellaats pWbli icS sau' ! X, Satnrda ay. June iSos at i9 ,Q,cloekk X Cows. 1steef, BaIdw win hay cutie sled, oxI 5sleas 2 {pn6hoRse twagonsl wagons 2 moving nlae T a hines, ,anet tsp 2 and one tWo-horse, SuIky blow, OK ca ublq1 q1ess, cider barrels, pYows; ShhTnessi 1 Of farming tools, to numerous tn,i also 20 corcfsg ofs s6asOned wood. kH ANKEY4 Haumb11l, l,sQonnofiasf.,e,3i
 
 E4DWS FOR SALE-Two fresh co 1 ky calves t,y sisae.s5 Isafge size,s anisgt i,ers land cannot be beat for butter. II COON, Nich6fs.a a9s iis.s .tsotiHJ.sssti
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

Arthur $. Hawley was at Cheshire on Thursday, in attendance at the 100th an- niversary of the Cheshire academy.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

A long distance telephone has been put in at the Grand 'CGhtttf, which County Commissioner Houlihan finds great convenience,
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

s,saneuch root a,eer extracts sfi,a9i idst lOc a hfiftqAaJGw iliN Itesflt sn,llAit;sstn lluiuassz
 sr,sa roller a,,t, ball bnarings on thd Beerfhg mower reduce the friction of fhd varfbuf Dearingsto thei ilaWest iPlel laegree.ssIt u stt fsuy your haying tools at R. H. Be&HssS Go. Scytnes 5uc,, Iac ama' one ooiise1 eas7il. kgzfs E R IT. Beers k Go. have fiIdtfe thej price 10
 a ,r,,,ncs so low fhaf ess ofies can sAffort f nVn one 65c 75c ST $f56 ahd $3, fart the prices. lu5s 1 < A 5. Fanchesr stsr of Hawfey7fIle iaiscalins f,aI ililg iiilg ttoois iat reasonahl e fl gdfes,
 El5i ,a5assg3 tsyiuIsssl--r- tsiit alH
 Dig dviyes in IIe1Ed'e lin linen paper, DC box worth 25c ]; also hne line of better goods d1 ecf fpdfi f sat Es s HAW
 h baf @ h hsse1 nonts ,ia,s ssoa a flat iybua E Via the tafiohal hay fakB ffa. sTlfe besf and eas est operating rake made. only at E I E. Ila'a |sleye.aes IT si asssasl- -I.iss tl9 saaps ; b Choicest ! Iedeamelya ,1sltfe L from, Sage crea1nery Qnlyl At d E alHF HFaTaey's,i'
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22

Scotch. ginghams iii;4his ,,t's aio 'efe1 ts tH arc, :1 ,.8setting}}away'',prinr i'm ntedlrl sh i1, lawns at ten cents ale plenty yet. Printed di1nities I' and
 satin striped. origlaalnldies, Doth
 I914 cents,' are m the" race, as to, which shall get sold ls fir st. Creponeetes at T8o are clitfd- ing attention.Mith light co1 DIT crepe crlothlsat"I tls at 55...;1 andd9 nld; t9 cents. bo,Pencales atpI.2 5abceh T its are .Prettferi rrittlh tha11t anyone. will believe without, seelng,i,,B Black cents are, theseusual 2,oo $ sat7 eens elsewhere,fIu ''' I
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J. L.. JAMES. PrOrrietor

NOR. .SALE4The standard bred Morgan stal z,
 I lion, Belknap Franklin. ii Registered, No.S 9455 in Wallaees book, and in Battell's ,Regisa June IS, f5s6, Stands i6 F handss, weight H75
 pounds, color black, good dispositions He
 more winners at the four Vermont breeders
 meeting than al.y other four stallions com
 pired Sired by Daniel Lambert, by Ethan Allen Hills Black Hawk, by Sherman Mor-
 gan, by Justin Morgan. First dam by Draco
 Pl ince, No. 1915, second dam by Draco, son of
 Young Morrill, third dam out 6t Hubbard Nor
 gan mare, she sired. by the Davis horse. he by Clifford Morgan4 This third, dams mother
 WAS sired by General Hfbbard, he by Justin
 Morgan, making two distinct strains of Mor gan. iBe1knap Franklin has not been driven
 much for speed as he was a large growing better and he is now ready for further de1ei- opih ent. WhyzFwislf to seilis on account ot my age.o bred him and have had the man. agement Of him since foaled. For further; particulars call at i92 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn. jCREITON BEIlKNAPyJune i5, 1S94.