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Unparalleled!
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Unequaled!
We Stand fojr.Honest Goods and Low Prices
FOSTER; :BESSE.& CO.
The Peoples' Interest our study; Arguments are useless; our re
liable goods and low prices are convincing and triumphant.
It takes but a short time for the people to discover, where Reliabh
Clothing can be bought the cheapest. Where low prices pre
vail, wkere the people receive the biggest value for their mon
eY 'arid' fair 'and courteous treatment.
Ourcreat successes the reward of honest dealings ariditlie"'kav'atWl win the nouwr. P; tt,pn, i f 't$e;toi; i
U ;,..,,, .,........, . .. . .. .. . Z. . rtJ Northfleld eeminary, a school for young
tage as DUyerS OI me uesse Dyuuiuaiu vi ATTOUijrooTon v fradies. The seminary ground?, inciuairg
M l?n III! in aill, li i 1 i- I a-A w I - V.., i.l o if rnnm f rr
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The Newtown Bee
FEIDAT. AUG. 80. 1S95-
CIRCULATION:
J;HUAKY 1.18S8,
LIST WEEK.
610
31C0
ho owned Garnston Castle, Hereford
shire, and who afterward took the name
of I'eploe. lie entered Pembroke col-
lrge, Cambridge., Iiej soon rS&aifcfrieB
champion jumper and swimmer of the
university. When jumping one day lje
fell, and was so badly hurt that he lay.
.years, except on
tv
Arotiftd the'!Firesile;
114i' H!t(llli lifiifj
tHE H0ETHF1ELD BIBLE COHFERENCE T,
8EASCH LIGHT.,
THE PLACE.
Every place has its peculiar features
and attractions. Northfleld, situated in
the extreme northern part of Massacl u7
setts, with the Connecticut river f irmtng
itsjwestern boundary ? with the Granite
state on the north'! is' one "of "the raoft
charming, picturesque, and healthful
towns in New- England. ', ,'ii'Js '.' li 'mil a
from Brattleboro, Vu aud the. same
bafice frbm' Greet IlL-ld on tbeeouth. Jr,
.Stfires.
l'll?"Mif(
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Hill
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W'l'l
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CLOTHING
I
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i-.imil
,i'lll . .1 JIM II HI ,!,!(!.), ,.
Ourntire'Stoeld of Sunimer Clothing now 'marke'd' at a' great 'sac
rifice7''1i!very gafirient'taatked down to a price which Is bound Mr.&dp'p'y
..-Hiii-hi .i ii, ,i ,,,, w l iih ' " -wm-.h, , e, ii-,i,i,e graduailiyA. swells i '
to turn it into cash.
Hul sIlltHlt Hull ),, , ,
lUlly.M -nil tit luiff
Mill Moil :,ilr.-i !..,..
Il'll 1'.ll.l :); y,,,1 (I-,.,,,, .
Ii ml),
,1. In
'MlW3.!HV8itltg reduced to 6.80; 10J30 ults
to 6.50 ami 8JS0; 12.00 Suitsto 80; 13.00 and $H
8uiU to 10.00; 15.00 and 10.00 Salts to 12.00 and
liito! Mfefl' Pants redotd POO
tH'''ttiM juiti Woy.'ui M C(qaip;t snits
(HhrwtinnWWi fj.ft0,,?ji Itfl, educed to, 1 08, 3 00
SUs tH0, ?(),Sults to,3.00, 4.00 and 4.90 Suits
to 3 50. 8.00 Suits to 4.00, 6.00Suits to 5.00. Boy's
" ' I III I j,. ,1 !.',..',, ,
and Youth's (Long Pants) Suits 5 reduced to
l, Suits to 5, 7.50 and 8.50 Suits to 8.60, 10
Mill IMil ( J .IilioiJ lljl
"I -4'.'lll HIIO lt.,(
' f I ii II Vf l;ll 'II 1 1 I '.Mill I
Him II ulj tu iilT
:fti - tt I-ii. usu! ii t.
and 12 SultB to 8JS0 and 10.
Children's Soparate rant'43,'.;5,'85,and
98 cents. ' '""
Boy's and Youth's Long Pants (odd) 98c,
i',i.25 lWa'. MS.tHsi'M
lien's Summer1 Cbata fet bargain' prlo,n
"' Every Straw Hat atoosUi ii..! jm ,
fidies
mnr MO ficrep. ffjrJ ab
w I ( i . I . , . ! , ,.
'J.. !
lake belong? to the seminary pre perty
lying Iaf)asJ,Ji,4pJl north northwest
froaUhe-fiOUDarxMUuirg. is now
called,, tor,doii XftkeJn memory, of the
late Dr' Aionrrahi 'Judjoni Gordonvwno
ihasi' beeni.ldentitied'.'wub. the. wbors.pt
(Jonfercnce:' froni the' bglnntDgVa'nd in
t Ha head;
as .jpUigp
back ffom,fchelslve'r,l9r!'VW.?,; .P- ?"?
f.hpn tlnnoi into a vallev' from a- fourth
j- - ,- w , . .. ,r..
rises WUn a lilga rnoootaiBous.JDrajut.-uj
the back ereucd. I i the center of the
group of teuiiding'VVbV(6ngi'ng , q'',th'4'
school, stands lcitation Hall, bud
stahtial ' Btonc cd:tice. la the center of
the Bccind story.is.'a hatl; which,', by
throwing .Into ft tide' . rtronis, - has a Ca
Dacitv for a thou'and persons, and : was
the - Conferente hall, until, the inew and
capacious auditoiiu'm was built and for
the first time .ocqopicd,, last year
j i x
ontrary to all ad
vice, he went into a jumping contest and
oarried : off all the urizes. He took hia de-
gree who o.my ii weeiis reauiug sua nun
org after ,'HfrnIIeskatiug-iB (Dresden, he
felljatod was aJ4 jupgaijn for 10 months.
He was ordained to tne curacy or. weDD-
ly, his native place, which he held three
years.. He was vicar of King's Pyon
from 1800 to 187(5, .w.hefi.he, became vicar
of St' Paul's churchy Onslow Squar,e?pri
don, a church seating 2000 people. Hers,
he has., sinc remairied.','Trfie''charehi -is
the largest svipnprter'pf missions raiad of
mission work of any in England' tt giyes'
f BlOiOWbroOMtki vHe .hasna
commanding'pi'fefieBCB'and istands fell lx
Fritunu. ui.-gu(,, wfifii.tt eu JiBrciug eye,
deep-eet.n Henwears, sid iyhiftera 4d
eye glasses attached to a chain.- Hi? hair
is slightly tinged with grey, jue Is robed
in a clerical dress with white tie. lie is
rojt portly, but well proportioned. His
voice iloufd and cWar afhd IfiilU Three
. . - .. i . i i. .. .
thousand listened to nis soui-stimng
ing, and he received on the spot $318 and erected a5. different , points for the tern
the promise by check of '$300 or $100 porary shelter f those likely Ip rfeba
more..Air)Mur?y.Qf Soufh Africa receiv- them. Sueh places are in . charge of, ji
for the furnishing a new building inlkeeper whd iSpj'dvitlda With a sinail boat
connection with- the Wellington Hu- The regular life-saving, station ar& under
uxu uirwuuu uii a: JMyci: r.u(f. receives a
iuoujs at $ou eacn ana nearly enougn to
support a missionary in South Africa,
$350 additional. .
Takintf'ri6w", rJ'nn hsii; VI
if.ll ..I:
wprda on the last Sunday of the conven-
Up.n!lfe7b'eioyg!i6:ihegien
he Church of England, "and to- the-evaa-
gelical wing of it, or the broad church,
HE IS A BONANERGES, ; :
ed8vtto.the -divine oiplys .He rightly
divides the word of truth, and does ' not
, A 1.1TT.
i'.jii
''."lol.tllljiVI: 1 1-.,
salarj"of $700 ptif year. . -Six,', men 8
rule compose the 'tegular crew '-of these
statfohs, andTloring the-most rigorous
portion o the.-eeason.aa additional t man
ajemployedi"'-' ' w ' i -.u u,u ti,a . ,t ,.
t, I iThev renRive ft Rnmnensation or Sou
and photographing the the entJre'6t)yfer,- er month - ddring 'a'ctiVe'keafon,
en''l ifr' r' whictVoA th'e'Attantib and' Gull coasts
country VindeV the1 !Ub ha !neiorlm9re nds foai 'the r'st dky'bf September
faces Wpresented-iherelrto. the,, group ,ln eaeb yeai irotil' the first.day at the
ceediiig 'May ind. those on the, lake
from the' opening to-the' clos of
I'7 , iii 77 . J navigation. U1AC oi tue bishuus du iuc
iri'stiay wbrkersV ' lAImttst I I J - r.w
' til I ... I fttylUVi UURBb . jkkfSft PhtQ't ivcf . J
every man ana woman, was.armea iwjtu, ,dun ;Biy6ndi tht wagesi mentioried,
M,e swora ux tup spirit woicq is me wora th miti--a8' (jhe men at' the stations,
of God! ' ! All Were eager after knowledge a owneive no alldwince icept
tretten-fitafesi.ta ioqn wiU iof,,hi nr 'fi.'nrAvilpdat'ttie
i nirty raissiepancs ,wre, resent . .from I guc
,iyb1v. ,,iu ku ; I coasts
atati0i,, " '" .milfoil ( (,Iu.. r; .
is
Qod,lad lo Bavp.fspsfomjperdition. , j
WW f,,WWm anubjects dia- turintf"'the
W;f?Dfn VeDrrepi0CBp0Ke mainled'asWfillaWanightpatrol-and
'm,i?,5 . WWP Pi g , ? 'oh. stated flays (WW are,' required' to
.(jnlf'riP.allin lte, Bt,'a5, Ut,,g,:9, thfonfeU a boat-and apparatus drill'.in
',' Wif.i,T.H '"-.':
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: ,(..isipre ana: :
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Mill !..f rfuH ft
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' . Mnn'ii oni) Tinnni W. Q.I.M ..14 J , TTfl J J
v I sihdu s.auvi, i.vaug iiicu o piuta uiu wBI ,DJ- w cemana
They i
IXEiPier&an.snoke on the work of mis
'-r . .ti s i? i n r fit '.ii-
sions, as set (forth in the Books of Acts
irouga ine Jiuiy opiriL.
.'Dr',Efdman'S r6Undedp qmestiflna
WnHflksaaneQlFEoirantlrm'; does our Lord mean by sag Ubt!
..'.rj. .-. . ? i ..r.J-tthat John the BaDtut was tbe least intbel MALiii,JiM,li v.'-.M.iAt.'h..
, . - I uisiticaocu . .ctaci uuui a guu niiii.ii iim
Iinga6lblheaTeji,ij;"fWMtb9iBMer h ' 'Ji 'b'rovide'a.'foV this1 WrM
J!ii,holli..il ..HHn fknumlin linmii lifol ' .' ' 1 i "i i 1 ' ;
u..vtwttfM, , ,UAfM,Tv,"TO.t. ..v, DOge ana on tms lineavemcie is sent
of rest never,W;ntp f;,,;" f "fllfrwWilieote to4ra6tVprtlifth.ej;-pe9plp
cnu: I (rhm thiroiJr!l: I .umi-,1,,, i.
never lets up. No cheap grades, but tre product of -j the.gTekleiit
ported -aiongi. thai shorej.ithes:: .tMi Forthe offioe.fih'cSbr store!'1 stoonir eiiDWn for liihrrr'-r.iiTf1
If i - . jn , . a s l I . . ' ' onij -j - 1 , ?
hesitate to feed his hearers with the un
varnished truth and the Btrong meat of
the word. By the side of Prebendary
Webb-Peploe we will place in the begun
ton, South Afrfca. At hbtnrf,hels"fteld
in ' great TefiBtieV 'Iis! wrteingsiiiasftftefip
oLdeep spirituality pervades them. He
oLdeep spirituality pervades
has Been thred times tertderStOr 'of bhal
Mate, Baiters.,,
i.- li-,
-Of k'JkiI'I
'ill ! II Hiu trti -ij i
WHIPS AND SURCINGLES
Mammoth stock of Trunks and Baes.
;"nen;Furm in all the up-to-date styl
UC1UW tUiilD tinuii.
AROUND THIS CJCNTHAI.: BtlLt IX0'
Uorso Biiuikeu,.Ip,,lbes,..9aiTiage(are grouped the home's 'of 'the s't'udents
f I ' .'. .. ' 1 l :'!l,n i L.i l-1311,
with tne,,excepuqn ox tne. laicoti. norm
ry , a ilnique stone structure a short ; dis
tance south of stone or Recitation hall.
The names of the various , bu'Udipgs'are
Mai quand hall, WestPn hall and' East
halt.. accommodating in the order named
83: ttu'deuts, 01 iand -CO " 1 Be's4dea!,thes;!
hall four .'smaller buildings, Hillside,
Revel, Uolton and Betsey Moody cot-
tugef.furni. h ,q jietbomeSjfor families of
of faith to be sought as an e
Uiuliutu' III vuit-bihiiiuw. waicr. Aummi-. ...i -r l
exbfirienced.liandsan'teWaTidled to the If """"S" .iVUfooo.,, x f n, uuuu jiewBUfc . u
btaaiAbHW ahd.rifr.;;-'-- ''- i-.- . -. i w ....... .t'j,;:;;
t(-n-.!.Tniaf.I f,o .n Wt ln. ' ! . .... .lilll ). .,, (. I ,., , !..... . . . ..
Ue . hsed-'a llbe Us hoi .out to th NOT H tft TTTF. HrTTTi!R ttlttT WP'fth 'TTTTC'U
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Aww.vfi1lr h: ..,(t' , '. ' -i.i..
? mM L' S.W ,io4ialit8 prnform.i.ri 171 'to the ' ... .,.M, tili 1,1 LihXUVJ Ui 1 1,1 V L1 U
questidns 8we(U' qoite fotod'tfte felide fckwfetthe14last.-.viB.,ihere. have, been ' . VI F l fS " 1 1 K.I 1 11. iS HrKiN
. nearly o,uw erisa9iere,"i,ue" fame, y uie i .... i,i .,i t. ... ... t .u ,,, ,, , .. , .
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of , A 1 the bui'ld'ings are made as
OS at prices attrtp.ive and convenient as , possibiei
-"iiiHr 1
FOSTER, BESSE & CO.,
P. S., Don't forget to ask to
Worsted Frock Suits at $9.50.
see our all wool Black Clay
Combination ClothUn and Man's FnrnUbari. Optraton of 87 ttorti,
317 llAltf OTREET,
BBTDQ EPOET, CONN.
Here young' ldie,fit"for;,collcgei'stu?
dents are admitted to Wellesley, Smith,1
Obeilin'Vassaf ' Snd ' Mount- Holyke
on - cei tificate .from.' .ftbrthflefd. ;.' Jibfe
-tuly U made prominent, durjn the en
tire course. Special attention is given
to music 'and household science., Just
373., students" wef ,c,oniiectd ' with the
seminarylriat year,, from. 22. states of
the Union, 'from tiasaday tMetrfct 'ojt Col
umbia Ireland, TuVkey, : Brazil Japan,
Swdenj ivod. the a.nmi, Jslapds. It
costs $100 a year to go to this seminary.:
The Boys' school is at; Mount fferrban.
three miles or, : more down,' and- on the
opposite side of the river. i Boys are, tak
en at lG.,years of , age, ho , have sound
bodies, good minds and high aims.,. All
work usually from seven .to nine hqur a
day,,',' Candidates' , aW'.fr cJvf d,1' without
regard; to literary 'attainment;,. ' ",'1'here
is a preparatory, ' classic.-! and' fci -ntiflc
course. The English Bibie.bas aiprom
nent Jilacef in thecuricu'.unsri i Thij igiioo1)
has landed, prppeity to 'ihe'.'mbu'qt' of,
over jO'acfes..'Tw6Jag-i; farm houses
wlCh' ample" J)axpf.; If); ekuildings,
tour coCtHgef, mui-ie hall,, recitation hall
Silliman Science hatU halR.'joBr
tainhig ,'roopis for' about 200 etudent7
9'dlnirg hail for the whole fcQolvfeteam
laucdryi 'ete,,.,If ,h'a;pver,;3W etndents
from 2i,etates f the l.-iji(ni. from van
.... v,' j v.
Japan
XeW.
and the iDistrict f , CpUmtii'.'.; 'tt cosja
t06 a 'year' to' go tp thi' eehoplv ;; There1
r , inrne-no DiacK eneep-iiere as i
Si is. up,'qne, amor g, the boys' schools" Of
li.-t of 100 it least. About 1000 members
of the? Coufe-eic?y' fehout vany doubt
visited the, i Mouitt Herman,, school. I We
speak Q.hellschopl3 tp show what-Mr
Mpodyhas aecompllsht'd "under Gpd bs
way ui cuuvwuu. inn ii uue graua as-
..1'jJii.uJ I in L,.'. . . . . .,.i'i
ITTnninn Vit Tinna OK lilr i a , trac"OD' iw WUwePl-lce WSj
ttKUU UJUV tucv uavo ajiaiuo- xxxvu tiAxxo .vUv i possession of the seminary buildings
all- '-eoxrrolete .alson? eLeather 4Tod . Carri- Stfif ??'
to showhbW fclofeely tlie Conference and
these seminaries -8re Identified, we ha vi
,f V-' . , " '. vT i .- i,',(U -V!-' ,'' , I I
S)uth! -ft.fricfatv!iDnttjh feypdj JjRe.forjued
Qh.-t.Twenty-two years ago lie
founded the YVefringt'o'tf lHngiieri!ore' BefeJiw
nkry fof'yfttrig'ladteaJ tiUe iwas linqed
toidoiit, iti, tereadirig fhejife of Mary
Uoph who founded Mount'Holyoke' Srfi
inary 'bVthe' brat 1 'ia'diiJS? ' scboolsjs l
this country. Mr Murry is i nflfr. jf hjsy
ically strong, but be 43 at nis best men.
talFacp IiJfryualy. pejspeakaa one
insMredtif ffod.His fatljer was Sootch j
and his" mother "Dutch and -'both.taces
combine in him. He is a shorter man
than1 le'iiday'iWebbiPtepiijewjiweafs 4
tali Deaf di, ,His har,U .black and thin ort
tpix oi we ueau. lie uses eye glasses auu
Wears 'a whftS tiJwhstr8ignM Ktar.
gl fereaatoft-efertetti, cpa. ffti wrinkles
i - i i i ii- ..I...
is impassioned ' iteiefericktes'imbre!!or
lesS Ubh-'W a!dcust'6meii ticvRnd;6utj
his eyes frequently when speaking.
These two men have been the draught
horses of the conference, speaking every
day at the same service, Mr Murry mak
fag theijlosing address.! Thefyfbaveien
the star speakers' arid they Well deserve
it. Along with them we think it is be
fitting to place - ;
pfdper'tV loybivid; being over $81,000,000.
-oodi iTVV.PlporMy.;fmer-j 3C(,,oo(kooo i0f this' property . Was Our complete lme of ifluiok selling, figures;
STsp f WMe -e 43.000 persons iwhos oW. fine'JJresg.'Trousers,; we haytf cut the price from. $dVtMl,7.
HAW for.W'AkrtW'trlWAV.-Wmu. to uvra.weui ""PH "'y TOc.u,v, , . R fift on1 fti... 1T!laoH.t Tlr-i. "An'ii'-CK "iiil 4-'W-
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df. tfia:'tftaihitg''the! service i was a littio
Qie;,1lw:x;i;',w'"i, .-':;'i.i
have what we ask." irnM-j
Mrs E. M. Whittemore of the Door of
Hope, kewdrWJeVenhig'ad'dreeS.i 'Sup
ermii'nicferiti'iH:' B'.'Qitjbud'of 6benesene
mission, Syracuse, and Hop j Fields' ! pi
Central New York, evening address
"Story of Onesimus," by Dr J. Wilbur
Chapman. Dr Erdman on Eccleaiastea. I
r-.j. i..A. l?T 1 1 .nv. it.. .fi,v. nnnMni
(IUUICBDi liucubj Arn. i.wvir I JJtB? yiutuinuiF.'Ul All. l,t4v.'..Hl J tiHHr
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i'fdr anyone - Splendid wearing qualities at 3.00' ' 2 50 and
Jin ttt r ..' 11 " L . i ... - .
save you i.uu xo ouconapair uunng'tms great reauo
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WATERTOWH TO THE FEONT
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cnara oi ji neaion cunegeon sec red soy ie- iairorine Tai.eriowu"AgrHcui;uraii ajuu
tiesrt iJfinvening addrasirpfrat power, lpr'se'ass'ociation' has' arrivedl'-ab'our
Moody's Nuggets : Two morning meet- des4..fts,,,fresrii' aV,a 'Juae'rOse'-'atd'a
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DEItRTMENT.
ings at Auditorium. What were they ? I handsome,. specimen of ,thej typogjaptiic-
He-read ffBi-the mnrgin., ancLJblank f al' art: 1 "The- Watertowa fair . ba&. Jong
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veothisiBibteiwbabn gy$b .l'laad reutatioti ; as; bne 'bf the ' best of uur.coys .oaoricanT ouics we. snaii, close at ';one-Uimi';tbeir
uiiu y uiucii' -u.cioujjuD iu u. wftg,- f .t".uJ if ,i,V ' , 1 JW;fIUOj9. ,X UC J oju KUUll! laSb ' 1UU VB ULUTBti aUBXli BUJl A.
gets we give : ihCf'lKM,1 Ghte- ro- other causes Shave ,cauaed.8 fl.ijnpiaJ.lpsB
videSwF&h,reBirefl,.JvOTe. fri'Sdme years -pasu bbt ajsuccessfulrfair
f Sets -the 08li5 Bamtltoy.feeelM be.-mopt, 1,in' every , sdh'se1 bfthe-'-word'-rnay-be ex-
Jivr vv in km i.iik iriirxi,. -n lfiiif'iv hnititrN ji on ucui luid -jstruauui
JttMey',"-; ffiM Jsytt,; i-M will be'naf suit .Wifijccriit is
of GermarAoiteni Pa " .Wesmp Jitf dthfc
reason, beoajie(lie(liaffilled a niche next
to them, though it has been at a Round
Top service. He has been the Socrates
of the conference, and the pupil has done1
grea't'eredit to the mister. Dr Erdman' s
Wril fU beSflwerTt4ons foran
hourjeveix'daj atthet Round1 Top, and
hundreds upon hundreds will have occa.
sion to remember with gratitude the tie'-
lici'ty' of' expression1 iand"he..iolean but
answers to.comple'cittestibns apnertain
ing ta.tbe Bjbii'or, 'personkl 'c3ppetien9e.,
He showed himself to be an, exegete of
the word a specialist of no mean partft
It aeemedtq as, to add gtenoM tothe val
ue of-the'eonferecca a'noyitjs fabf poped
that this fq tyvff will, be continued in fur
tnre conferences. JNpw we come to ineri
"I wllA Kn VP hfl.r mnrfi nr lpaa tn tin c .in.
.s w. . 'JITrTTJX friifi -' -''( '
; '-ej8BP,. qcauana,: vninajirDrg. Dr R. A. TorrfirfUitf the iie
mi'MWmilim that did mvcb,' 6ervkeJ;,Hw5born
VISED, fmTGEus& SON
ymmmmmmmm
If you need anjrthingLin rytiie Ctarriage
or
illl complete .alson?, eLeatbeja iflSpPv
ages, Corning Carriages, Surreys; J2-seatediside
. bar PleasurFapnsbro
ons.
Vi'.SfOM for tiia Batcher 'and Baler,
i, v vuV or U4 ujiutuTutaer.
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tin en
Bjl'jlll.
100 Wagons "different styles and kinds, all
our own make and iulMWarranted. Come and
see these goods tefdr buying elsewhere.
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Ol aredon' Oil Works!
AY HanpnVctitrtr, frodjier. sad-Wholesale Dealer In Intrieatirj; and Illuminating
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, AHlMAL A5D TEGEIABLE VltS. i ' f
tioqe:i83 to 372 Water Street. - - - - - B1UDQEF0ET, COIT.
TT.. 4A ....4 4,. ...fl,gt UfAI.
Jt3 X4.aS ill UUbUllOU UV f til. wia a
7 A7. i ln ?:t r-... i"''.
Boots for the
.and that the beat place
sB Waterproflt Rubber Coat and
deliiableriHMkjaBafal gift
jyiunVor old W-Ule 7
est place to purcllasa these 'goods ts1'
q "lU'dZMMozo 10 blot xHboM
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ruT A. K.LACEY'S RUBBER STORE,
-iv. t:-i
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We'aMertHbat no.nneeahlblt of J J J ,J
' Horse Go'oOa !
f ai i-io
t. ta , found In the State than Is shown here. In Harness we carry nearly very
42 Fairfield Ave- 78 Kiddie St, Bridgeport, Conn.
.HWf
bui W'sfattfthat lheditaitak. itBIjtrt:
M( iolr'taiaih . WtJl." w Wft-KV -f iyVflr.
Bvwvvf vj ti vmuj UUM UWA uniU,tUCUJ
from jbeginnUig. to, end, ; They manage
the wnole matter! of providing for'ttife
ucomrprt ana nappmess or every one,
Young 'ladies 'of' the-scUdol are' vouk1
waiter- ifit table,!, yunpg. hBjeq, Jiakft car
uLiue, xiAiis ana wnaiever neeas ta,.ne
jnn ' "'u i.i' iii, djjj s , .
aone' v ! a-.!.i,
Ibe clj'ct of the ConfeuSBce; Is to
,3tudjr the Blblef as a whole fromj lid ko
tid.ili-l'noVTt fswbrJtv$own the hard
places 1n it,:i,The svholaPible stand or
falls together. No eflprj;ris rmade to
., I ... . ' 1 J ' . . . .
r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i. tMfi ujjeriu a tu ra 1, or to mix
fhe historical and, mythical together;
rhe Qt3Waop dags not believe that the
Holy Spirit Is1 giverr to practice tricks of
jftfegleW' upon .'ffiahkiDd.r.iti'iglyes.rip
aeuona Diessing, pericctionigm, iiighej
life, etc. SChese are-the inven lins,ifbf
enj anjwilf erin nd.
mg. wriat U,JfigtK is a luir Say,ipir,
atdeo save to the uttermost, from; the
the guiif gf'slii, na"Wower, 'mAj,a
awi uu, laiiiu-buuoif 'wuUfUlb WUOliy
f rm.. . . J .
upuu uiiu. iuu power 01 uorist is But
ficlent to satrsfy7-HH--faara-flnes!("r6i
M Md W Wridyio rest m
ment by momenrdpon him. We are to
approprJate as pur 'Own, la a growaog,
(rfatn experience, , what, i provided
for n la AtrtaU jOpdiJiitiOne., fl.b"te,r
Kuq.i uiiuijuiiciij nnii', wuetucrj wftje,!!.,
or drlBkrwe are ;to dt-aH-tatbo glory!f
God. t ai 1 ; i-ooia 1,
"""" i MI i;tr93Ii.B, I --rA 4K-
THE uPEBSQSXEL, . QE, , ,-IDE vC0XVtrax
Were we &.bttbiVliHBaer8''i
MaodyAwpuJ4 ftoure:be pTAcd in the
esateri slnpSihhejrfliylpg s plriO'arid
inspiration of the whole. ' i'hen- arond
him and near him we would place Rev
Prebendary Hammar William Webb-Pep-loc.
He is the sen ol Ittv J. B. Webb.
linn ji.ii h lino;.
Jill i.J
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( ol ilinpTus,-nii nv ibpii
Ill'J.itt Ijt . I,,:. 11 il
i-welfcJiBp.wnj gmanuyacurer in pte,w
.Yjirkand ; was- colleetorif, Sp&eiiu& iW
nue in Brooklyn, under' Anareactison.
HeTa aigradilmlSfaie 1 'of-1
(;spbli''&e-t8!preBiDi'iiy in-
andhe has great administrative' ability. iJ-ffl"
-v, ' '.fi i?oTPi !,4S.cMte4-4io the. provision made
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there." - He spoke nany times at thd con.l ,r "lAHrwAy1..
tvi vuvv uuu U4Q 4u u vi. o iviAAai uir aiUULUIUCU t.
until the'Js'th' o'f ! A'nustf,; ev.ef v -even1n6'
n ,tc.;.A1 V. Tr.nnnnjA nA IaaU V.
."-rrrf-r-a tt? : ' i -. . v wuu j tr--jht ju k qu s iaaj.' v
and the ablest instructbr.,ih.lW6;y8a,
,7. ; ' ' ' ' ".wpy-.,
lo ifi,nii,
i "1 III (111! ! ,.,,
0-uiia'
from all
Waa1fla4haTSHifaei.' Mafel
" 1 a I
least 'one1 'aadreeSeii.!Thfc. .sinffln nf 'fcHirt
PftPgcfj, occupied a very ;ftnje4
piaeeana jauc a crean itT due to .tne in
defatieable. v effort Of JlFimk&v and
vwwi kMW''5HAHc-Vel9HlDU81l;T'088lDie.
.nhh m...i.AtA ,'.ii. . ;"" ''ifl its. - -
iuo H.,aui,iuniiii mmuiiiK.auu even-
W'rlclB,,kw.eBii4d slagingjssbiAi
saii.iiuwiiii alii A.i.,:?:i
cowvention
tonv ) a v
i of' the yP'ungj''e'ople InBoa
WU).t,' ' ""'"I
Things, iJsaiab 4Sifia .(.Tjeasus,. ,Pr6v
2:4; Life, Col. 3:3; Wisdomyd,iCor.,2 :fr
ThisMjhaJ;; g'efp.rpil, isbt an,
inkling of.wtVwafli;iyentoutthecn
ference.. there .beJBg from three to sev6n
services,' fromiidayi,tb'idfty:,l JtStl!'fhn
,All wa,begun, a.n.spncljucje w.ith praise 1
and prayer ' both1 'audible . and , silntl'
14os tfould.8aywithiPetQr,pn,th.p(ipuutj'
who 'Said to Jestta, '"Lord hi ig' good. 'for
ps, tpibeIere.,"7Surely- the savor of it
will iingflrn,u7s9'ibiiii Ijf'shil lasfc.'i
tKe; bave' repeda'this as a Work of lova
and to open"- the "perchance' o' ' mahy'
other's .tQwisifc'j t61i'w',Eriya'na-'Jriis-tfJR$&qjbe
to worship i and to givertUaiJiL'iwtpj the
aame,foJith?,LprAi aawew p-:
sent foiJthe first tfme' Said it should not
N'thef lasti.God ,wUUng.i, Jt,perJ;anly is -
Wi;n; Midwa?y anct iixeter iiaus to
iBnrlsnd and the i Sntish', tsies'.1.rit:kfrorUs
aViftreibprfH lo'hr and cpme1
m;,Boniaci;'ww;ritocne'oi ine ,mea ana
Vri!.piv;pwt in. the
eyes oi cneuora. iiev-ABSin uaraner
Warren.-Ot.
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ferings at:$2;$3, 3.50 and $5.'i ItwilIpajf'yoOft;t
use.'. Boys all;wd61;Short Odd Pan
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nbt'a fruccessv' who 'will -leave .no stone
"finf iflcpejl fn'thfr arrangement1.' -FollrVw-
l in. ia -io offloifln l-irtaril 'nf riflli-iftre '' :
"President,: .William, G;,;Frencb.Water
towit 1 feectetary B., 800 vill,-j Water- J
owPA.aBsi&tan, secretary, George F.j
f Tj J.J.ICIA1 ie 4. 4VUVU, V" J. A.A-. T. A- 1 vw MA.W WMWhWAUVW WIU WW a . AabW fcrlS dqu UUVjUI
9uick. Our $5 line js a good illustration bf what w arer doing in
S':10M'EMSM!TS.
" " ,,-i t.i iij...4j ..;yu
vif e ve.peen inorongn in ( onr,'reaneuoiviii..au .depaJtmants
I. mil!
."uwtH Mi ,. a riion.lirj. f ,,1 J I .t I.i
THE PROVISION- MADE BY TJNCLB SAlIjni?.
Prpa.
ton At,w.0Qd,i,8,up9rinaende,nt' .of1 exhibit uv,,jVTnii;e jyuCX lT0USer8, LXO, fia ra -,itMA TMaa
tionhall,reception and locating:pf articles ... Striped Duek Tr0U8erS4 89(5, ii.V'1 V.V,V " ',"-''
I -a n n vi na - a vinlaa - n f ha no 1.1-1 a iln I B.Ttr'O tin A Kina Q Y f ' I-C IBAir 32 MVd J ;JB tAl'ICn
-I rf )r Tn i 1 1 i 1 j r ' mwv,o au ki, Ta.Aivua AAWAs uuu xt4u auu AaavA u&igo wtavO) ijpvii
es?Tw TT-JiTO ST i'i SJtnpeq. SatteitrCoa'tsi spa,.,,.. a V,!," Vr!
I j tr. . ... ...'.I i,j A!w-f. elu . 1 I "T T T T" 1' , i A.. . . , ...am , , - ,
.45. atwirou .- lauics-"fuuwuruiisecona . iu-.Ljijaunaerea iegxigee ofliTi8,yyc, ,1,,wMi"1 .". j.-iiri
iuS.Mi-"ruf"Mr4-M'ifMH.:Hliliri,. I .
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GeOTgNv GriBwoJd
Wfff flrife artS Prnamental
second floor, Mx and
Ingham-, 'Mr and'
wdlLaspfi Jntex ejafincfjl jft$be :meth-
Balrd i jftfBitarseeond floor,, Lupien Wood-
l JiiWSiBiiftPS SSVP aa-rW rf?Se JPWT, .WWAffW80.-?: rana nior?y ; assiHiani, 1 ,
j ' 1 r. ;i ' ' ' "J I t- 11 tr"i .-a XrT Aa1 T..n
Hill Maxlin, K..-d.lft(!J fpfV-
New..Yar.b7irmoCrr
Collins of tew Save
... vr. . ?. 7..., " il ao amOnBC of o5.iiavexpendedjBachl September,,ip..,,Parles ...exhibiting in
LJt li -i.J A k. . ', a a. L .. , K ' ! , . .1 11 iArt . 1 I r ' ' V Hi : 1 ? L Fl.
i.Jtf'i.u-iiI dU' w', Tl iti il Tear oy tae1 genera govBnomBBQ in maini iaeBiaiv;jeierBtm wneri jxuioas;
' .i r OFinswoHAKwa J still there is no one who is at yi femllr .tha,irjgpod,,ofl, jbhis day.j'yi)ft 'fpUowing
i TCH, I '1 aiUUUI.I..Uk uiiui .1 .1 . . t. 1 n .... .1 . . n '
DartsI fTig world fnartie-I wita "4ie -ypiin ax vucnij mavei luai, i io iiUoiai4in..iwu4B inj.A,au,,Livj( i fcuo twu
eMmaoevtheir ifespectjve classes nea,r
lnoRf'ihi'tiriaai.t.hnii". ,jiu,mhfira.. Aft il o
m.. Jeias"S i22" trained fetedrsy will show tm
the'track'in.. f I'dht bt'tm Jgrand stand
AV2 p;-t.'('draiugrJi'cfrtfJie, tfass 2i.'b At.
4 p "nr.t grand prodeSBipQ bf all bxen and
.T"-n nrjr-rn v.tj .".riii 1--, : 1 :u
il 4iiITbursay,,SeDtember Exhibition
j .frt J.iUiuk Airaiii.i'fca ithA.. nuAiia M..b i ion nfirRfia inn, coicft in, cififisea;.. y.i.
ealfy:wheii'J Is'jmnsiiiUwed.i WSt ffie'
seidityS
'it."'" fiif iii iAilU i." .
iShose prtS8iifi4(,La9 BpsStf jga;
ahfl- MtaWcbl.'wefeiflaely .rendered and
savei the, best, satisfaction. Onl a tha
aolos of Mr Sankev li worth tr nf ribAHHUVi eSfilWSHfifj
mitleri'"Ssve-d'by:'OT8oiJ6i,fiAe.i
'1' ' '2"MtJJ..T.u 1. . I (.PM MUAak,4yMhB.
Mt'tmrfaAt luuj-ww.u.ii i '.""71 ltwaw' w wa..jmaijiiw.8r4MS. i5"T 3 Kin.i" ?.VfA,aM ' . fr
WKfiin tne'paiace of tbe mngt t) of the "AUauUO . OlgUl. uu Uie-iiltlQsM iTod. mare-fif ,bbd cblts1.'" At ll'V'-.
il1 tTvliir '.itt,- il,.u, .1:.. ... ...ill.. , . . ... . ' , . , 1 ni ii ! JLt J.Ji':,U-;s' V . . c
' " 'ii u , i uiniawwiMi , 1 tne uuil 01 Mexico, eigne on cne8JiQres iiyua iipjiiusauguxiores-i js i m.
AJ?B rffi,'?!fSr yw'i " of the Pacific, and 45 on the shores of matched and familyu horses At
""MrStebhlns iwhOiwas, under. knoolmn4ikimemitmk besTdeS; a J !.,.: class M.g class At 2 p. m,- lolass
ma'to'tfe-'pTeseBta was .johaMa imiif 8tettloat4'i&ll8it UMflOIitoFrivttl Mi36JiUtnSiATT iAt.,23qto, to., class
er'eha'i "ov-etwotked-atthe greaii MuHlefKyV oijlwititeieeloetcd roi , 40 fllHH. At. 8 SUSJSk iapf
tail KfcM6n"or'a-6tatiPniar8i those
are- regarded as tbe most dangerous, ane
Soiire,Konijy -waS'rai8ed'atithe' conven- where the vessels, especially those en- JM1 Xjsujw; Munsonre trio ojpde
tion. .Boeker Washington, principal I gaged in the coasting trade, are exposed! tatigable' workers', nd -here's i:hopiii
of the Tuskegee Training school. Ala- to storms. , they may score a big success in the fair
bama, mado.a stirring address one even-1 In addition,
houses of refuse are
liam J. Munson, TUerntt . Heminway,
Wallace H. Atwood, David Mi Hard; Al
. jvitt; J. -B.,f.W:kWootr; Si Hjpeck'x
BjH- Itottpon,, ohn' aylor, Dl F.: Han
nont PrefltoBt Atwood, Morris, ilurjiiston,
C. P. Gaylord; finance committee, :Wil
.liam,G, , Fenifh,"., Scpyijl lerritt
Heminway.i .1' n ) c., , ii u-, (
Ji'Stabdin'gcommitteeS':-8uperinteBdentB
'obobths and'.Stands, John- H. Taylor,, El
i B.. Lock wood V phqcag'pck'--cattlej
Joseph W. . Atiwood,iO,D. &tey ; 'pn lo
cating 8tbckih6i'se9,'j;aMe8JB..Woo8ter
calculating jitppk sheerj and swjine, I).
M. - Hard ; on q locating
Nathan B. Miller,' Hiram
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TROPICAL
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" Oru: Tropical Bargains m.aU. lJiipartnW
. stockppuitry, much favor thesei August days. " Herd 'are a few special leaders we
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I Soit OutrnffSllirts. Terr fine uautv. 79ej.ji
,.Mrs,,rtfeWdoa-ir',,wasnaBiejiec utc. lor.KDe. :UaiT,TJV"Z.' V ;V
departeentr;! ..QM Tiial'Mfiijya JJfe'i?A.' Sri1nni1ii U fiWi.o.v.i
Mrs John A.' Buck- ji , lf.iT".IT:., r1
Mrs',rH,i D. Taft, ... , ,j ut ' ji:7, ' WTO BfKTW.i; . M
- t .! ...liyl
,'Oitl'M
Lewis, TVP. Baldwin; general exhibits -?n, n i" . ,r-"T'.'''.', 'XU'iiH .l Ko
mkntffactufersrstaooriLien Hihl t",2??8 9dd Pant8 washable goods; 19 and$8G., .1. la ,
bockV iHiVeiis ''Heteinwayy Jobseph XisU StrawHa less'tfian:;0ost. w---!,""'i.,,, :
?tftd Imi
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Tii.i f o ijsusi ii: ii imuuilrtnsJ..-.
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i n ii.: 1 ju ,1 11 . ia .,
74! (I
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isbibi; makatbeif entries', atid arrange iuUi"' . .hi-.K
helirtgpod'g iofljthi'sda We mark and deliver then jb
dapa: Wednesday., . Septembei; 11 i,"!
lAltJiliritiAti? y,eu.uu.ieei-Bii,ruiu
a. m.
tleUlar AdB8fcttflit iw,-.,i,. hh ..i I " ttheudifTerent-jlowJiJi iwill. iCorw on- tbe
"The-eteadyigrowabiofiithji sesyoeiiapn .ifr,a0anid.ibe , examined by .the judges
evidencothat,JthgjrepresentaHveB: iof-thej At.lB m,., jpdea.op glasses I. 23, 4, 6
peoplfawGoiBgrfBff assembled apprebiaW Ss ZV-Wc'S.USj'lllriayilSi 14,ilpKl,6, 17,!&-,
the imnortance and value of the work 20:22V 23;'M.-!'knd" aSi-Will Jimiiiediati
aeCttlbbiiBhed .'hf 3th hardy men.ifwho
man' fiTO 'I!fi,!l.i,tfiMi'Tf! Witf. nerhftris
itfuius ,wgr,vjwj Wiijajiaaeiiuate, es'
. 7
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St
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class 36 1-2,
, Secretary Scpvlle,
Of '95.
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