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Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16
DIED.

CHADwIcK-At Great Harrington, Mass, May 2, Mrs. Mary A. Chadwick, aged s4. LANDERs-At Waterbury, May 4, Miss Mary Landers. Interment at Mill River, Mass, Navy.
 sh1TH-At West Cornwall, May 9, Mrs David F. Smith, aged 79. HURLBURr-At Ashley Falls, Mass May g, Nettie Peck, wife of Roswell Hurlburt, aged 24 years.
 LIrrLE-At Sheffield, Mass. May IS, Ralph Little, aged 75. SNrrH-At Winsted, May IA, Harvey O. Smith. MERcHAsr-At Huntsville, Navy, lillian Mer- chant, aged s4. MoRsE-At Huntsville (Barrack) May 8, in- fant daughter of Mrs Gertrude Morse, aged 7months. sLIsaLAsD-At West Haven. May 10. Mrs Slingland, widow of Nicholas Slingland. aged 6s. formerly of Falls Village. MoKINLEy-At Great Harrington, May fl, Margaret. wife of Jefferson Mckinley, aged 85 years. PoRTKR-At Northfeld, May 6. Frederick 8. Porter, aged 74. BENroN-At Litchfield. May 2, Horatio Ben- ton, aged 84. KEYEs At Mill River. Mass, May 9, Ella May Reyes, only daughter of William N. and Laura B. Reyes. aged 10 months and IT days.
 KKLLoad-At Sheffield, Mass, May 2. Mrs Lucy O., widow of pr s. R. Kellogg, aged 7s CARRoLL-At Albany. N. r., May 8, Charles H. Carroll, formerly of Mill River, Mass. aged AS.
 KAsE-In this village, May IS. Joseph, son oi 4r and Mrs Michael Kane, aged mos.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16

For soft corns dip a piece of linen cloth in turpentine and wrap it around the toe on which the corn is situated every night and morning. It will prove an immediate relief to the pain and soreness, and the corn will disappear after few days.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16
DIFFERENT STORY.

The Villains Get Even with Our Boys.
 The Falls Village team put up good game of base ball on their grounds last Saturday and defeated the Canaan Academy 16 to '.
 Innings 2 8 5 89
 Canaan o o 20 0 0 l-7
 Falls Villages 8 l 8 0 s-16 Canaan Battery -Chamberlin and Heber. F. V. Battery-Mullhall and Trainor. Umpire-C. Brinton.
 Mullhall pitched 8 good game for Falls Village and was we'll supported Very few errors made by the F. V. boys, who batted in great shape, Mur- phy making home run.
 Morton refused to play with the Ca- nsan boys and Thomson was put behind the bat for two innings after which Heber wore the mask. Chamberlin't arm was weak and without his usual speed his pitching Was not effective. Owing to Morton's absence from the team Hall had to be substituted in the field and did not (of course) play tue position as we'll as the regular. Reg Heber c. Arnold of. and Rodemeyer 1b played the best game for Canaan, but the rest of the team can find some errors against their names. At Lakeville, Saturday, William. Freshmen beat the Hotchkiss School 24 to Il.
 At Winsted last Saturday the Shelton nine defeated the Winsted nine by { score of 8 to 5.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16

Sick headache. constipation and in- digestion are quickly cured by De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. w. H. Camp, Canaan; Geo. T. Johnson, Norfolk.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16
Relia ble Brand of Cigars!

If you are in the habit of keeping 8 box of Cigars at your home, buy the BERKSHIRE BELLE. You can't beat them. Ask your dealer.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16
MAR RTE ID.

FRINK-WNTERs-AtM Millerton, NY, May Il, William Brink and Mahala Winters, both oi Salisbury
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16

La Grippe is here again with all of its old time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure is reliable remedy. It cures and cures quickly. w. H. Camp, Canaan Geo. T. Johnson, Norfolk.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16

WANTED. Two first class House Paint w CTS. J. B. MESSENGER,
 Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16

At Winsted last Saturday the Shelton nine defeated the Winsted nine by a score of to 5.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16

At Lakeville, Saturday, Williams Freshmen beat the Hotchkiss School A to Il.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-16

On the Decease of Rev Gilbert D. Townsend.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Sa8 xbal abtp arts.

Taglpr.-Dapib 8saHman tpurbe an
Montas in Der 9pne Dline burb elm,
porseitise pulpersrplolion ausenbIidIid
eei6btet. Cine 6rau unb srObs SamiIi
iberleben ibn.
I'm Wiitternabt am Samitat
brannte oas Sotel bon Samss asnnebi
su Durpea ednsIid nieber Der 0erIui
BON etpa $4,000 III tbeilpeiis burd
8eriiherunS seosdt.
= Warp u. @aIib bon Minocia sot
am Sreitus 8eroisnbI in einsn 8adofer
gum 9wed bes i6neaen Ssusrma6sni
unb erbielt babel f6limme 8ranbpunbsr
i'm @sii4t.
- Gnorsp Stafo bon Waribpoob er.
bieIt am Dienhas i'm Nooiic Mountair
aoblen So, Sdadt burb einen 9edenfaQ
aismli6 i6limme. bod nibt lsbenssefdtr.
llde 8erleBunsen am &ddsrat. NJ
= Ser 70idbriss @ilbup bon Stub.
totpn tpurbe am Wtontae in ieinem 8sttt
toot aufsefunben gr lit iton lanss
5eit an Uliner's Ifbma.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
0apue Spuutp.

6onssbale.- Mm Wittpo& letter
Do1e tpuroe nabe Bonb gbbp auf Der
@ris 8abn Der 8sriud ssmadt. ben go.
8 Bug bonn @eleiie su tperfen. inbem Elm
srober Selsblod auf bafsIbe seroQi
nurbe; troboem spei Rdeer Der SOTO.
motire bas 9eleiis psrlisben, ipranaen
iis tpisbsr auf unb eS ipurbs fsin S6aoen
setban.
- Gin unbsbsutenbss Iysuer ereisnets
iid am Nontas 9benb i'm GisarrsnIaben
BON Soispb S6lieBsr; Elm umssItirstsi
Ofen peruIlaGte bahelbe.
= 9is nsberrsfe bon Srau Gaibarint
Srep, tpel6e am Sreitus in gbiIabelpbic
Ger 2uusenentsdnouns erlas. trafen an
Samitae in SoneSoals Elm unb murber
i'm bsuiidsn 3atb. Srisbbofs bserSist
Batter Wm, 8. OahsI Isitsts ben @ottes,
bient.
- Der Nbite WiIs M6nnerfo
iibsrreidte am lssten Samitas. selssent
lid bes 81. @eburtstasss bes Serr,
Gbriitiun 06r1inssr, bsmieIbsn elm
pra4tpcle Wanbubr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
@ilfesbarre Na6ridten.

- Dis SamiIis Sobn Self bsrIor in
Der persanaenen Wp6e brei 8inber bur4
bic SalSbrdune.
: Dis aebiab BAILEY 8ubn Bat be.
i6Iohen, am l. 4priI ale init ibren
Sabnitationen berbuncenen gBituben
fslbit su dbernebmsn.
- Benjamin S6nopp erbislt am SGb
StroBe SuesI beim Sdlittenfabren Dor
sinisen Wcnaten einen S4acelbru4, bem
sr am Sreitas erlas.
s Die Gumme bon 1921, ,285 Bat Gu.
serne County fur biesidbrise 2isenien er.
buIten sessn $500 Iebies Sabr.
ati3ebn beipiaiete 2iaenien purben ni@t
berauSeenommen.
= 9ie 2uaerns County Iderbau sc.
ieufhaft, ceren @riinoe bon Wpoming
na9 Weit 8ittstDn bsrlest iinb, bat fur
ben 25., 26. pnb 81. Stunt Wstirennen
unb bic puries MAIDEN 3uiammen $4,000
- Gbriftopber 6. Sonss. ber @efang.
nibs Warben, erIas ON Samitas einem
S4loSflub Sames 8olanb tpurbe am
Dlenitas Ibenb bon ben 8efdnsniB,
@ommifdren an Stele bon Sones 3um
Warben ertpdbIt.
- Ssrr 9biIip @siB, Der tpoblbe.
tannte Tidetasent Der GsntraI @iIsnbabn,
III als reiisnber sradt. unb 9aEasier.
4sent senannter 8abn ernannt tporbsn !;
feline bleiise Office tpiro permanent ee'
i6lohsn tperben.
- gIm Sonntas. bsm st. gatrids.
tase. tpur Der 30he Sabrestae Der srobsn
neberi6pemmuns bel WiIfesbarre. Das
DaHer fanb bamals in ben @oEen an
Deit Warfst StraBe bis sur 5raniIin
StraBe binuuf unb i'm idbIiGen Siabt.
tbeiIe mar Der 8erfebr nur psrmittsIii
RuberboOten m6sIi6.
-Sobn @ursburser, tpeI6sr unter
oem Namen zines @ommiiiion Wiaflers
Elm erobartises 9eiddft in 2ottorietidets
betrisb. tpurbs Ieste 8o1s oerbaftet unb
unter 8irsitaft fir iein grideinsn Dor
@sri1t ssiteat. Die 8erbaftuns bon
0ursburssr srfoIsts auf 9lntrisb Der pie.
iiaen IimeS unb ss ipirb unter anoerem
bebauptet, bab Geo. 2obmann furs Dor
ieinem 3obe 81, 100 in oaS @lldsipieI
ieste, iotpie, bab Der ShtpinbIer Rodas
fslIoip Iauienoe BON Dollars in bemisI.
ben fani Ser 8erbaftete batts in Der
lmsesenb Isenten ansetelt unb ioa Elm
@eSbdft bon ettpa sl00. 900 idbrIib aes
madt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
4ttt6tcn.

- 9is bisfise @as. Gompanie ipirb am
|. IpriI ben 9reis BON 9as auf s1.50 per
1000 SUB reousirsn.
-Srit, Der 3idbrise Sobn bon Ssbn
8artb bon Damon StaaBe, itarb lesten
Dienitas am S4arIa6fiebsr.
gttston pirb tpabri6sinIi4 in
furser 3eit cine neus StaotbalIe babsn
maiisn, ba bic sessnpdrtissn 8dumIi1.
tsitsn su bsi&rdnit fnb.
= SeIen, Elm feds Wonate aItes
9S6terdsn Der Gbelsute Uli6aeI 2aur,
ftarb am 5reitas Worssn unb ipurbe am
Sonntas bserbl8t.
- BiS Samltas tparen bon bier 46
2bensapplifationsn fur 8leInpsrtauf,
fur gnsrosperfauf unb Q fur 8ottIer
berausSenomnen.
-Sobn Brennan bon Datesbille tpar
lesten 9onneritas auf Der Saso unb sr.
Isste einen peibli1sn Barren, ettpa 25O
Pfunb idper; spei Sunee berielbsn
nurben sefaneen senommen.
-Sranf Bretpftsr unb Dlamie 0i6oIs,
eine 9ii6te oes Geo. y. 9enble bon
Sobnion Strabe, brannten am Sonntap
4benb NIT elmer bem lebsenanntsn se,
bblenoen @eloiumme uno llbr bur1
wurpen iecob in 8etbIebsm auf ben
8abnsuse arrretirt uno ipdter bierbsr ss.
bratt. ipU iie beice unter 8ureidaft &C.
iteQt tpurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Don NeterSbura.

SRI. Sba Soiepbins, 1odter Der
GbeIsuts SOispb Miaer bon @sbier
Apenus, reiite am Dienitas mad Wilfes
barre, mo iie als 9lopics Der S1peitern
Der 8armbersisfeit i'm Wallinfrobt 8Io.
fter eintrat.
-Ssrr Sob. 8. S1r6bsr bon Union
Strabe babisr tpurbe ben IA. b. Ults.
auf eins ansensbme @eiis bon elmer gro,
Sen An3abI Sreunbs nit elmer Supriie.
partbie tibsrrafdt. Da Serr S9rbber
aud feline Abnuns bon bieiem 8orbabsn
bate, ionnte sr fur bic srten aussnblids
ii6 nitt in bic Situation finben. Serr
8ernbarbt 8rim trus nit ieinem muEia.
liiGen TaIsnt tpeisntlid bel, ben Nbent
10 unierbaltene tpie mDsli4 au MAIDEN.
- SO tpirb ipabri6sinIi9 nit Besinn
bes Srdbiabrss cine 8epesuns in Sang
seiebt, Webfter unb Taplor Ipenues bic
na1 unierer Warb au er0ffnen unb ba ss
Elm grocer 8ortbeil fir ben 8erfebr ipdre,
ioate Der Stabtratb bic nbtbisen Sdritts
bafiir tbun. Die II. Warb bGtte in bic,
fem Sale before Seuerprotsiiion. bsnn
bic 8eIief GOmpanie f6nnte Elm Ssue,
auf benz 8eree i6neaer erreiden, tpie biz
eentraIen 5euer' Gompanisn.
-Suiob @brIis, bsr tpobIbefanntt
@r.9cliSiit, erIas am Dienitas i'm Alts,
pom 48 Sabren sinem S1IaefluB. bsr
sr Dor ettpa einem Sabre erbielt. @br.
lis mar frdbsr Elm WltsIieb Der resuldrsr
Armes unb madte peri6iebene SeIb,Gs,
ssssn bic Snbianer nit. Cine Srau
ssb. Wsn3el, unb bier &nber iiberleber
tbn. 9as 8esrdbnib finbet oieien Don'
neritas 9ia4mitta8 bonn @obnbauis al
SruinS Apenue mad bem 9unmor
iSrieobofs tatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
6pSe 0arfer 06ptisen.

- Gin SdueIine Der GbeIeute Saus,
ler bon giore 8arfieIb Npenue purbe am
Oienit i'm Buibburn apsnus Sriebbofe
beerbiat.
= Sid 8ranos obsr 8rdbpunben au.
susIebsn sebbrt su ben agiasIi8en 8ese.
benbsiten. @s 1T aber aud aqaemein
befannt. baB st. Sniobs Del bas bette
SsiImiiteI basssen 1T.
- DsIesut Souls yiotb rsiit am Sam.
flag nod 9rentcn. q. 5 um am Sonntas
ben scranton Turn. 8srein BEL Der Iae.
iabune oes PbiIabeIpbia 1urnbssirfs ba.
ielbit Su reprdientirsn.
- Sobn 8eap bon 8eqepue ipar am
Samitas Nbenb bstrunten unb es nabm
bier 9soli3iiten uno ben Batrolpasen, um
lbn na6 benz StationsbauS su brinsen.
1T beSablte Elm Strnfe bon s5.
: Ser @artner George Somer erIas
am Uitttipo6 Ibenb in ieiner Wobnune
an Dlain 4penue einem 2unssnIeiben.
gr mar in 1918 ssboren unb fam i'm IL.
Iltersiabre bon DeutI6Ianb bierbsr.
Ut binterldbt stpei S6bne.
Satrid Ssensp. Srau unb Io6ter
bon 3ebnter StraBe purben Iebte @o&e
arretlrt unb unter ie 5000 8drei&aft
geitelt, neil iie eine eebeime aneipe baIs
ten ioaen. 8sridiebene antpeienbe
ipurben als 5eusen beIaifet.
= @sssn peridiebsne @runbeiaentbI.
mer i'm IA. Seper.Diitritt, tpeI6e nod
nl4t ibre Ihebments be3ablt babsn, iinb
in Der 9rOibonOturs Office am Samitas
eurb ben Stabtanpalt 2iens i'm 8etrase
bon mebreren Iauienb Dollars einsetras
gen tporbsn.
= Cine 3idbrise 9odter ber SamiIie
Ibomas Gibbons bon 533 8ierter
Strabe fano am Montas gladmittas in
benz Sofe eine SIai6e NIT einsm Daid.
prdparat ansefillt unb tranf bon bemiel.
ben. Ser Stoff mub Elm iiarfes Gift
eetpeien iein, benn atpei Stunosn barauf
itarb bic &Ieine an ben WIrtunssn.
- @m &eebp, Elm i'm Sinterbaus an
go. $50 q. Wain Npenue pobnsnber
Sunse, tpurbe am Montas 4benb nab.
reno er auf oer Strabe ipielte bon einem
Pferbe blnseiporfen uno 3lemli1 idlimm
perlebt, inbem ct einen Shnitt an Der
9laie, eine ROpfbautperlebuns unb atpei
S4rammsn on Der QUITE erbleIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
AuS oem pbereu xhaie.
(ar6balb Gorrtippnbsn,.)

-Sruu Geo. aOrens tpurbe seIssent.
LID ibrss @eburtstases Samtas Abenb
bon elmer 4nsabI 5reunbe iibsrraf1t.
- 9as SoteI Columbia su MapfieIe
tpurbe am Dienitas Worsen total bur6
Ssuer seritbrt.
= Biaium 8ausban bon Sermpn, 10
Sabre alt, tpuroe am Wontas Worsen
nabe isinsr Wobnitdtte burd 3afaq bon
ieinem 5reunbe gonarb Stuart burd
einen 5Iinteni6uB set6otet, inbsm iein
8opf burd benieIben in idauberbafter
Weiis perunitaltet ipurbe, pdbrene Stuart
no@ elmer Taube fdob. Dis bon Goro.
ner 8eaep berufensn 9ei1porenen ipra.
den Stuart bon Der 8srantiportIi4tsii
frsi uno tOnitatirtsn sinen 3ufag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
@rose Grpbeeren uns stlein.Sbft.


Ssrr SaI3sr psiIts Iesten CONNER in
Deuti6Ianb uno brahte pieIe quite Sdmes
reien unb YFan;en nit suriid untsr
Anoern ben 8ismard' Ipfel, Der i6On
i'm stpeiten Sabre srobs GepfsI trdst.
Dieie Sirma Ofsrirt cine sroBe Nustpabl
uolfommen ausoauernber 8leinobf' Sor'
ten. pis Sobannisbeersn. Simbssrsn,
Stadelbseren. Trauben u. (. 10. Sis
bietsn @robeeren fell. bic monutIid trassn.
iOipie cine 8isienr Grbbesre, bic ii 3ol
I'M llmfunse mibt.
s9- Serr SaIser ienbet portofrei 35
Padeie frdber @emiiies Samsn, ssnus fiji
etne Samilie, mad gmpfane bon 81.
90 sic oisis 9Otis ausi9usiosn Hno nit
10 Gents in Srisfmarfen an Sobn "
SaI;er Ssso Co.. Ga @roHs., @is.. fem
ben, befommen Sic Elm 8afet ibres berr,
li6en beuti9en Butter Salats unb bsut
i4sn 2ataIOs.
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aiuber 1aidentdder, 3 Gents.
Ginfaluus 8anb. bic Roae. 2 Gents.
2iEsn.8sosder Spiben, bic 8oas. 3 6.
Damsn 9aidsnti6er, @ents.
@ummi- admme. 4 unb 9 @ents.
Sdfel.9attun. Der 8aIlen, 4 @snts.
Drei SpuIen Batting Ndbts, 5 Gents.
Brsi gapiere StednabeIn. 5 Gents.
Sbarp's Rdbnabeln. bas Popier, 4 6.
Dub. 2lsibsr. .Staps, 8 @ents.
9erIinSpfs, ale Sarten. oas 0us., 4 G.
10 Dus. Asatsfnbpfs, 4 Gents.
@ute ieibsne S4irme. 81 35.
Geoar 8afbsuber, 88 Gents.
8Ie6 Wai1tehel, AZ Gents
eprsdbt sor une ftbet.
5ssermann IN sinssiastn.
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gbtsHsl, auftpdrts bon 20 Gsnts.
8oeeliGfse, aufpdrts bon 10 Gents.
SpOttposeIs9dfse, uuftpdrts bon 81 As.
@elee.9ldier. 4 Gents.
Olipsn 9ldier. 4 @ents.
Irinisldier. 4 Gents.
Irinibe6er nit 9rlff. 3 gents.
Waitbafin, @ents.
S6ub. .Bolitur, 3 Gents.
Sdub. Dreiiins. 4 @snts.
8led 9feffer' Sebdltsr, 2 Gents.
Staubpfdnnsn, 5 unb 10 @ents.
8ute 8eien, 10 unb 20 gents.
Ofen' unb S6ubbIrite, bus Stdd, 10 6,
Ssbsr. Stduber, 4, s unb 10 @ents.
u. Sl6fer.
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Giientp paaren.

Ttse. ober @BIbffsI, iebs 4 6.
9uder Sdalen, 4 6.
MeiIer ooer @abeIn, 4 6.
9ad Slams, 4 6. S6dI Weher, 4 6.
Tad. Sebsr, 6. 8eisnbalter, 4 6
Seiffaiten, A 6.
2ampenbodte, 4 6.
Drabt. Sdneioer, A 6.
YineerS. g. Yliers, 4 9.
1bdrriesel, 4 6. Steeren. Q.
Iai6enmefer, 6. Nablods, 8.
Sraib gltpls, 4 8.
9atentirter 8artoffeliddIer, 4 6.
Ssnitsridlisber 4 6.
5racins Rdoer, 4 6.
Inbaftebdlter, 4 6.
Squibbebdlter. A 6.
IibpbaItsr, 9aar. 4 6.
aorisieber, @lasi6neiber ober 3annen'
bffner. A 6.
Maslc 9aRs Ofen 9OIitur, 10 6. a'fs
fur 4 6.
Gnamelins 9oIitur. 4 6.
Scbr ptele anbere quite
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SSm. Stfcnber9er's
Cemti0eS @Gbel=0ei06ft,

229 23I Nenu ape., ssnatn bu saptfu aH@s
or.ginridunsen $35 uno aufwarts Sdamme eudtlf'
gen. Stld $19 unb aufudrtS. MaraBen $3 uno aut.
p6rtS. Sprin9f MatraBen $1.50 uno aufwdrtS.
NSbeln ieoer Mrt biais uab gut
uubb sabsn part 8ae
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g era It tpn
SpAr= =Sanf,
122 8bomins abenne,
Scranton, pa.
- = ~, :, - -,

Ouo ulleIle SpuE'Silltllul I'LL luCD'
oitIiden 8enniDIpanien.
Sames Blair. 8rdfioent.
.. 3. Briee. 8be Br1i
3. 6. g ddfer. Gaifiret.
Y. y. BIair afift. Gaitir.r
SbeoR. Straub Seller.
Oirettorea:
Sames Blair Q. 3. grice,
Geo. 8 gatIin. Grarf M Sp.neer.
U. y. Blair. Samss arhbslo,
VI. o. Sennebp 9snitt 6. Blair.
Bm. B SieisI. Sas gD Saiforb.
Hnhrt Elm olgemeires Blnfeeihdft.
eisllt 8e6isl sabIbar in ,rgtnb eiu.m sbsiIe
her @elt aus.
3Prossni Sntsrsfisn auf 9epoftsn bJabIt
lin aunoi&aft wIrb esbeten.
Ofen Sumitas Ibenbs bon 7 Biz 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
Nortbeilc! SOrtbeile
Oeneral Sansbaltungswaarea Oef1aft,
121 Nenn Mpenue.

,ieben Npenue mad Der gde bon Bu Gpsnus
Sprure Srbe fsren ale uni 99aarn tuirn in Aass
ers aas S fosnben D cine Nnb bss srpbm aasrs
Waaren baten.
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llmiere Yrciie weroen slaeu setaaen |!

1000 Gopsn Der popuIdrfsn Wuft in unIerem neuen
3ataIos, aleS nsuefs auspab.
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Gertififat lnD @arrantte.

YSfr aarantiren biertnt ale fatrin 2ampnsdr
bic Gillette 2eo Rep fIbren, ais bas e6efe Gei
Glas in br @et ssmud wnb bab Sise bisIbsn nidt
Sebrid. 8ebaIt bieis 8rtt @as turd Sibe
70 inbe Obersn SbsI bsHIbn nit bsiem aussei6ntsn
gambler uid, bon bem ibr ss siauit unb sr pirb
,u& elm SIaS fri Iefern Nebmt u6 Nad.
abmunsen n aGt. Dus auSsben baen 2ampen.
aIGern eIid 70 nabe n { err sttn 8le @las, bab
br, fiber gu sin, far gsb Req Gtisten frassn Oa.
Rsbmt ien anbsrss.
Harietta 0las Gpmpanie,
Nsb Rsp. 5nbiaua.
gSm. Butter, prdFbnt.
Ndrne - -- -- -
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27
THIS -:-
- WEEK.
See tho Following
49, II a IA Or AZ NJ - ----
AT THE
Standard bOOt&Sh06C0.

2S7 Ladies' Doneola Opera tipped and
Copnon Sense flexible sole, 600. Button
ehooo, going at Q1o.
One lot OF hsnd.sew narrow toe
tipcsd, French Dongois, 300 shoes, at
Uid Ladiss' Kangaroo, soft and com.
Portable, e1.60 bals. going at Hoo.
Ladies' Kid button, 70, 90 and el.00.
Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords and
Strap Sandals 60c, 50 to e1.0O.
Ladies' Dongoii, Opera tip and common
seneo, lace and bntton shoes, e1.0O, 1.26,
Q.6C.
Oxford ties. SOC, $50, 75c. 800 to e1.00.
Misses' spring heel lace shoes; II to 2,
Biz Drive at S1.00.
Gisses' french Dongola spring heel,
button and lace, sl.6o, nns shoes, the
Misses School Shoes, 8 to II, 600, e5c,
76c; ~ to 2. Csc, 75, 800, TO e1.O0.
One lot Gents Patent leather $500
shoes, rs.
229-Gent's nne calf congress, soft,
solid and serviceable, e1.00.
Gents sswed congress and lace shoes,
all sizes, e1.C0 and e1.5.
Gents Tan lace shoes, latest styles,
$50, $1.75, to 600.
Gents low shoes, e1.0o, e1.25 to s1.60.
Gents fine calf dress shoes, see them,
p 80 to 600.
Boys school shoes, Csc, 75c, S5c to 800.
Boys dress shoes, all styles and sizes,
$40. 900, s1.26 to el.5o.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27
WILL BE A SUCCESS.


On next Thursday night the parishion.
ers OF st. Joseph's parish will begin an af-
ter Eester festival and Will continue 1t the
remainder OF the week and the last four
nights OF the follow ing week.
The officers of the affair are:
President, James II. Mooney.
Secretary, John McCaughey.
Treasurer, L. j. McCaughey.
There will be the following contests:
For house lot, Edmund A. Ryan, James
E. Hand; lady's gold watch, Misses Annie
Powers, Josephine Butler; bicycle, George
McGinnity, Richard Mclaughlin, Eddie
Smith, Charles Ryan.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27
BRIDE OF A YEAR.
Mrs. Lizzie MCKenna
Passes Away.
lOvEOBYA WHO OKNEWHER
Goes 70 Her Reward on Her Wedding
Anniversary.

nn. Lizzie hsKsnps, wife Of Hugh r.
ncksnns, disd - hsr home, No. -
kspisr strest, last evening at o'clock.
One year ago yesterday wss her wedding
DAY, her maiden name being Lizzie Melsy,
and shs dfst anpivsrsaSy Of her marriage
proved 70 b the day OF her death. Last
Sunday she gave birth TO child that lived
bat short time.
Mrs. MeKenna never rallied and her
struggls for life ended last evening.
She had wide circle Of friends, 10 she
was OF . cheerful, sympathstic disposi-
tion. Mr.. McKeuaa has the sympathy of
his many friends In his sad afiiiction.
Mrs. McKenna's parents are dead, but
two brothers, Peter and James Moley, re-
side In this city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27
KENNEDY,
COUGH
MURRAY.
357 and 359 Main Street.
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Brockton and Bangor Meet
the Same Fate,
Eastern League Game in Providence
Monday Duxbury In Chicago.

The Brockton Associations team met the
same fate at the hands Of the Grsys yss-
terday that the BaDgors did on Thursday.
score being the same, II to 8. II was sort
OF "trying out" game for Manager Per.
rims men, and they made me showing
against the big Eastern League team.
There were about 900 spectators present
and considerable interest twas shown, u
some members OF the shoe city team are
well known In ttis section. Among the
veterans are Petit, Fitzgerald, Nadeau,
Willis and Stackhouse and they showed
up In their old time form. The Brock.
tons are q team that cannot be trified witbs
Eastern League.
The championship season OF the Eastern
League will open at Providence Monday
afternoon with the first Of the initial e.
riss with Buffalo, and the day will be
made one to Re long remem mbsred by the
local base bali enthusiasts. The winning
OF the pennant last year By su ,h q big
margin is matter OF which the CITY and
State Is justly proud, and the celebration
will be proportionatly extensive.
In the West.
Merton Duxbury, the young Providence
bicyciist, now on his way to California, 10
making steady progress and still keeps on
with courage undountec. He reached
Chicago Saturday, day before he antici.
pated. He writes that the roads grow bet
ter as he goes further west. His health
continues good and he says he is enjoying
the trip. Dnxbury is now on his way to
Kansas City, having remained In Chicago
only q day or two
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27
AT THE BAZAAR.
The South Providence Cadets Attend and Give
an Exhibition Drill.

1t was gala night at st. Mary's bazaar
last evening and the largest crowd was
present that has so far attended the festi-
val. The feature Of the evening was the
visit OF the Laurel Club OF this city and
the South Providence Cadets. The Cadets
came from Providence on All electric and
after leaving the car at the Post Office pro-
ceeded to the rooms Of the Laurel Club in
the Edith block. They were theh escorted
to 81. Mary's hall by about fifty memt ers
of the club.
The Cadets have the distinction OF being
the champions OF the State and they gave
a'fine exhibition and were given round
after round of applause. This evening al,
OF the articles Will be disposed of except
the prizes on the con nbination ticket
which is reserved for Monday night.