OVER ARTHDR’S GRAVE. The '.iitc liar-President's Mon— ument Unveiled. IT “MI lililii‘l‘l‘ll III III! FRIENDS Alli titaada to a riot-mass aunt in Ilural l‘omotory, Albany, N. \‘.. Near the Grave. of tho Lalo (Thief Esacnllvo's hilly. ALIA)", June l7.—-Tha handsome granite and hronse monument erected at the grave of the late President t‘bcstar A. Arthur, In Rural oeriietery, by some of his plil'lulilhl ad- mimahas been officially unveiled by the donors. The monument, which cost $10,000, was designed by E. Krtscr, a sculptor of New York. It cost was defrayed by friends of loscnxsr ro PltlfilDlN‘l‘ auriiuls (Front View.) oa-Presidsut Arthur living in various states, but chiefly in New York state. The monument is a dark granite urcopha- gas, pufectly plain and highly polished, resting upon two piers of a lighter colored granite, also highly polished. The piers tandupouabroadbaaeofgranite. The ‘ is larger at the top than at the ho The upper surface resembles a four sided roof. At the northwest corner of the sarcophagus, in heroic size. stands a bronze figure representing “Sorrow," placing upon the sarcophagus a palm leaf. "Borrow‘s" Mt arm Is extended along the top of the ear eophagu, and the palm leaf branch held in thehandoweeps over the remainder of the gas and falls beyond its northern aid. The right arm of the figure hangs list lessly downward, touching one of the breast wings. The sarcophagus itself has no Inscrip- tion; it is perfectly plain, but upon the gran- tte base there is the word “Arthur" in large characters There is sunk into the face of the granite base a brass tablet, with the words inscribed 2 CIIEE'I'EII Aux ARTIII’IL : : Twaniy-iimi I'rvsidt-ntof the L'uiu-d Slates, : 1 Bow not. 5, twin. 2 Died Nov. IS. lurid. rife .5... 5...; ' ii' '.,;,'..'.;.'.i.'.i 'in ' “vise. granite ste Is. the pedestals of the halustrnde of the s , having bronze urns resting upon I ; i 10 Panama" anrnt'l. «Rear View.) them. [Unprotected from the highwayby chains of bronze between granite pillars. The monument itself is surrounded by a grassy award sloping to the northwest. Near by the massive monument k a beautiful white marble sarcophagus marked in old some" niglish letters with the words: , Here Lies the Body of ‘ : Eun strs “sums. : Wife of (.‘hoswr a. Arthur, . Born at Oil . Va. Aug. so, is}? Died at hewpi'rork. Jan. 12. ion ' Twowhitomarbleslabsmarkthegravesof thees-pruideut’s fathcrandrnother, span— itemoaumeatthegraveoflfrsArthur‘a mother, Elisabeth Bundon,,arid a white marble cro- the grave of William Lewis m Arthur,the first born sonofths ex t, whodiodiuinfancy. Aouarmittee of frimds was appointed in Ahflmm Juana, Oat, Juno I‘L-Joha Andes-am, 1! tbs Thirty—ninth W battaliai, was STANDING OF THE CLUBS. III-an In» to Data at the loadi' Ilaarball Associations. Thu minding of the rluba III the limo hrger lam-lull usux‘lations is as follows: 'l'ho National league. i;3,%111" rig a}; , I '1' 9 E! I‘i . I own ngg‘a " 5 PSI}? ‘ i ‘ ‘5. I ;| ”.3 an"... .. , rooliliicnm vciaini.. .......... ml: 236,8“: an iladt-Iplila it in 3, ii; m 4 7st New York ..... r 2, r, i, r! s so: Chit‘llit . o t l '1 ii is Pillalmflt , 0 I i, e lo «Mishap-ills... . I s, O . Ii“ ashiuxton .. .. o o «I s..'io Gaines lost ,. 1:44... flair“ The Aasorlran Aaaorlation. Izr=rsirrc 1;- § 5 s Egg urns. :‘ :3 if 2 El:- _3_ " fit 5 2,55 5' i. L . ‘ “'3 I' g at. Innis . , .. 4 z. : Ill tiI iis‘i Athletic 4 it '- f.‘ h trill Mmklyii . Ii 5 5 2 7“” minimum . l .. ii r. 5 I’ll Cilii'liiiinli . .. . l 'I (II 5 4 4 6:3 Kahmsi'ily. . 4 :l; J i. it till Ciiliiiiiliiis. . I, '2‘ ii. 2' ‘i GIN Iauiaviiic ................. 1:2,“! I I I 2. ti ““"If'ih’". ‘. :, ___'.._.';.'E’; “I; “‘5‘" 3"” I"... The Atlantic Association. lsegazrrrc 2 r .5. a t a «5 owns. I4}?1‘3éa=l I3§2:Er, . Bla I" '1 ‘ 57'» ' 3 I‘,‘ 7t": I: I ' is a Jam-you; ............... . 2 ii. 4 2 I ' it: Wilkt‘itliarre .............. I .. 3i Ii, 4 i .5; 3'2! Hartford ............... 0. 3 .. O' 3 3. I, (will “Error-Aim... . o 2 ll . 2 b, -i sis Newark... so 1 4. 2 visit Inn-IL... 0 ii 0. I 2 4‘ air baton... ,2'0131'11. 40 Newllaven ............... . l 0 u I 0 l , ii (Ianieiiloat, __, I: iiuixu ”33,-; Sunday', (Barrios. At Brooklyn— nmokiyn ......... ...o o 0100: o 04 Cincinnati .. .,.0 0 0 0 0 I l ‘2 3—4 Batteries: Low-it and Ileynoh s. lluryea and Kev-nan. At Columbus . Columbushansax City name pimpoued; rain. it! Gloucester-— Athletic.,.............0 3 O 0 O I D I 0—! Rhonda“... .4 0 0 s 0 IO 0 x—lo Batteries: chhiug and Cross. Klnguud Iloylo. Al Newark— Thc first Sunday championship game ever played in Newark took place yesterday in the presence of coca people. There was no interfer- ence. and Sunday games will hereafter be played regularly. The game resulted as follows: Newark.......,. .. o O l l o u b O x—7 Hartford... ,. .. .o o 0 il 0 a 0 80—5 Batteries: Miller and Sullivan. Winkle-man and Darby. A CLOSE CALL. A Car Driver Nearly l'lxacntrrl by Elec- lrlcil y. NEW YORK, J line l7.-Uoorgo Miller, driv- er of car No. 170 on the Grand strict line, had a lively experience with an electric light wire Saturday evening. The wire caught on the small ventilator iu the center of the car and broke it off, and stretched the wire several feet lower. Miller get of! of his car and caught hold of the wire with a switch hook to raise it over the head of his horse. As be tossed the wire up his face turned red, his body was shaken as if with convulsions, and he began todanca with great violence upon the car truck. Ile called for helparid tried to let go of the book. The electric current held him fast and ho could not break away. John Iangau. one of the pamengm, went to Miller's assistance. He caught Ilillor around the waist, gavu him a violent jerk and broke his hold upon the book. Laugau re- mived a severe shock and was thrown down violently. It was several minutes before he recovered and got up. Miller was uncon- scious and remained in that oondilim for about halfkan hour. He received a terrible shaking up. It will beaevcral days before he will be able to work. llaccalaurcato Sermons. Paovnisscs, June l'L-Presldent Rolan- son, of Brown university, delivered the boo calaureate sermon to the clan of in at the First Baptist meeting house yesterday. I'rllacs, N. Y., June 17.—The baccalaure- ate ms'mon at Cornell university was preached yesterday afternoon by the Rev. David Ii. Green, rector of St. Bartholomew‘s church, New York. H'n subject was “The Two Lives of Christ.” Gladstone Attached. boxcar, June l7.—The Economist makes a violent attack upon Illr. Gladstone onaccount of the speeches made by him on his western trip. It says they are utterly unworthy of his reputation and position; that he has in- tentionally substituted obscurity for clear- nem, thus artfully misleading men’s minds cause the koenest and most unfoigned regret. scsnian—iowm Mum-mm m" andmwhenhe composed “Deaths~ Allhoallshfluool. homo, June I7.—Bearchwas made by the police throughout Battenea park for the headof the unfortunate Fisher woman, portionsof whombodywererccentlyfonnd Iioatinginthe Thames. Thepolicewqeasr dstod in the search by the mine dog that found the remains at Whitehall Their allortswsre unsuccessful, however,notrace dthoheadhsingfotmd. The Striking Cabmca waning. Paul, June 11.7Thestrikeofthecslsneu in this cityisapparsntly beginrung to breakup. , Borneofthomenrmumedwork. Thoothas, however,ramaxn firm aadinsist that thy willnotresumc work until the authoritta yieldlotheirdemanib. Theminlstrylotally ignorethesr ruined for anothsrinta-view. Dopedwlth llia'looa. Toma. 0., June 11—an Belch-rt, apomin-ilblfln-manoflelloway,xnoa oouuty,slopsdwithhisaiecs,8adlsl.llddr argondumstolhiscity. Thaywwemarriad ands-stoned hairs. The girl‘s prealsare Miguaagand aralooklrigfwths preach: whofladthskaot "mm muesli—Charlesxuuw mama-general mastsry of the an, whoatnmpsd Indiana and 0th states fa narrhimandlmhashsm anoint-Ia spacial-gmtoflhanaasarydspartmsat. Menthol-Quinn's. molthaflyrae—flarah-hsumd. andPitehwsl‘anahgaadOihilsha-ra- lamsdbylhsnulaloclah. MIA!- hurywillhardamsdthhwofi. [Lanai 1 Davis hil- msl.— d dolphin, w- m an grim-sun mara- net-m minim SOUTH a_-_...... .___- "W UNFINISHED WAR SHIPS. The Baltimore and Pctrel Months Behind. IOIII'Z NONI" IN l‘lllilil'litlli'l‘tl. All the contractors Caa AM to loss It” For Day-Tho Navy Department Annoyed—Tho Addont to tho t'harlos- tea. Wasuiaoros, Juno l1.—’l‘ho Sunday liar- ald says: One of the great‘ trials which the navy department has to encounter is the re- markable manner in which the contractors for the new ship are acting. The Petrol and Baltimore are mouths LL‘IlllltIIinllII, and the government isoxacting from each a daily penalty. It was expaetod that the Baltimore would have been completed in every respect by this time, but the contractors now an- nounce that a private trial of the vessel's ina- chluery will be made this week for their ex- clusive use. The calcial trial isa matter of the dim future, as it is almond certain that a number of defects will he discovered which will have to be rancdiod. In regard to the I’etri-I the Columbia iron works of Baltimore, which had the unitrat't for this ship, found it more advantageous for them toihiish a fleet of ferryboats for the radrnad mmpuy than fulfil their contract with the United States. They could make more money by pay lag the government perv ally of 01m per day and working on the ferryboats than they could had they fla- ished the Petrol Of course this state of af- fairs cuuld not last forever, and lately the navy department has rcceivrxl word that the ship is about ready for her oiliclal trial. The accident to the Charleston will delay hersscond lrialat least twomouthaasilhas become necemary to procure new slides for those In the recent trial in Santa Barbara channel While the contractors look upon the accident as one most trivial in char- actor and importance, the fact that it takes such a length of time to repair it looks to the avers layman that the accident is more eaten ed than was given out. At any rate, it will be welcome news when one of theships is ready to be turned over to the government to be utilised for effective service. Twenty-two Thousand Compositions. Wasnrnorox, June iii—Twenty thousand school children, members of The Washington Post's Amateur Authora‘ association, covered six acres of ground in the Smithsonian insti- tute park. They had amemblod to witne- the awarding of the gold medals olfered by The Post to the scholars in each of the eleven grades of the public schools who submitted the best compilation upon a given subject. Twenty-two thousand NIIIIIOSIIIUMWOI‘C' suls mitted to the 750 teachers of the schools, and each teacher selected the best three composi- tions submitted by her scholars, the re, llllillllIt‘l' being held by the superintendent. These chosen conusanitions were given to a committee of thirty-three, selected from the most distinguished [urople in the city, and representing the host circles of political, oillcialniidwicinl life. T he president had intended to be present. but as he hrul gone down the river. the White Home was rcprmmmi by Privyto Harclary Ilalford and Col. John M. Wilma, siqkrin- tl'lliIl'IlI of public buildings and grounds. 0n the platform were a largo number of distirr guiahcd permlc, Including Gun. Urecly and the Costa Ilsean minister, whim mu natured a prior. Afldl’l‘lflf‘ were made by Willie I5. Haw- kins, the president of the amen-infirm; “'iII- lam ll. I'owcll, superintendent of the public schools, and Amociato Justice Samuel 1’. Miller, of the supreme court. liandwme gold medals were then awarded to each of the de- serving pupils. The Weather Crop llnllelin. Wasnixoros, June 17,—Tho weather crop bulletin for the week ending Saturday, June 15, 1889, says: Tire weather for the week was unfavorable for small grains in flinncsota and Dakota owing. to the small amount'of rain In Iowa, Illinois, Mismuri, Kansas and Arkansas the crop conditionswere im— proved by the weather of the present work. Corn is reported as growing rapidly, but in some sectltms of Illinois too much rain is reported. Wheat harvest is in progreialn central Kansas and will commence in Illinois next week. A short crop of timothy and clover is now being cut. in Iowa. In Ohio, Indiana and Michigan all crops have improved, but excessive rains Interv rupted cultivation and harvest work. Crops were generally retarded in Kentucky and Tennwce, owing to heavy daily rains and little sunshine. In acute sac-lions of these states wheel has been damaged by insects and injured Ivy excessive rains, although corn, cotton and tobacco are reported as growing well, but dry weather is needed for cultivatitm. Reports from Korth Carolina, South Caro Iina, Alabama and Louisiana indicate that the weather was favorable for all mpg which show decided improvements since the recent rains. In Mississippi and Trauma rafiifall was esccsdve and crops have been rumor less injured In some sections, capo cially in Texas, where the weather has been too cool for cotton. The excessive rainswhich have occurred NORWALK EVElill l8 IOIIR BIKING POWDER PIIRE? Do its Mannheim": Publish all the Ingredients Used? IS IT FREE PROM AMMOIIAT As is well known. ammonia is unhealth- ful in fwd. and dries up the bread material. Protection to consumers of food com- pounds lies In their ability to choose those made from healthful substances. Unless manufacturers publish just what their bakia is made of. do not use their .05.». but buy Instead OLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. This powder is made only of strictly pure grape cream of tartar. and strictly lure iearbonate of ends. with a little w eat ilourtopreserve it. Thlsisatteeted h the official analyses of Government and late chemists. and and chemists of Bosnia of He it: throughout the count . Ctsvstuo Biomass. Atria". N. _._ til. & 0. TEA The mum 'i'es Ever Cii'cz'ci. P ERFECTLY PU RE. A ,‘Jx "‘1' DELICIOUS IsIfVIZIlAl‘vI’. 'I'Il'i’ Ii. C:.'. 3; art: hit: 2“ I r’.‘.‘. tirtr rte t'._" c:‘..:. i: .1 the Xi'an! 1 s u...:u,‘.~. ' Iwrn ‘- I-'. l). lutW'l‘ON it 00.. I). l.’llOlIlIEIiIl‘.l', CHAS. ll. l‘EltItIS, South Norwalk, Conn. A Talk With Col. Ferris, Moses liloror. David Hall. II. It. Stanley. Mrs. Ileriry Seymour and Others. Below will he found a simple of the miilmndc of loll-n of cnt'ouragrmcnllhankiin [lower .L' non. of 751i Broadway. how York, daily rest-ire. Thr- sul- joincd unmiiriud testimonials am from your friends and mi 'libors, ladies and dgcatlcmen you know and esteem or their honor an straightforwardncsa. and who would scorn to ho a party to an diupiion, What has boa-u done for others can he om- for you and it is fully to longer i-nflrr when the moss.- :3 recovery liu at your very door, (30!. 0. Bl. I'll"!!! says: lakcn sick with Dysps‘peis and anndice of the worst description, minclnrt my weight about sixty poo do. I morn-«l about one year and a half. Bv- I ng was done that ninth-oi skill could mute“. inaily a council of documi declare-i my ram: "incurable? others gave me the benefits of nonbi- Tlicn I wai- finally persuaded to lake Iiowcs' Iilood I’uritlcr. Afur taking two or three Miles I was entircl cured and have been a well man for over six years. ' hills. HENRY 8 YMOL'II. said to have had a cancer removed by . t'ninmlngs. of New York city. Was vci low—reported hkciy “’dicm"‘,;z; uol able to wal alone; sore would not heal. Discovrry can-d her sou-n years we and has been a well woman since. is. It STABLE“ surly rigbiy year.- old, and was sudcrin severely from a hard cough. The doctors said had an ”our on his lung," and could not live. flaring heard of the wonderful cum doneby ”I'Iieliriat Iilood Purifier." ‘I sent for it at once and took it faithfully. My rough dis appeared and am now dignified health. Testimony of a Remarkable Cure in Norwalk. Conn. Miss Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charles Bani-ell), Grant Ill... Norwalk, Conn. IIad Kidney trouble. martinis. impaired circa lotion of eight I?” standing; was so nervous she could neit r deep not eat Paid out over eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not bean curd use cenl's worth; health mined as much the 'non medicines as by the disease for whit they mtsken. She ss 2 “I did not expect to hvebais shorll'uuc. r. Ilowcs was sent to me by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had a doctor since. I was not able to walk without help —sar now able sad do walk all about town several timceada . lsmancw person.sadl would not he hsekw l was for thousands of dollars. coaridail the best medictnc ever clued lo the public. Dr. t'amrlock, of new Yuk, told me lit- wonld not have believed I could have been cured if he had noun—nil done by Franklin IIowcs' led» cal Discovery." Cured ionr‘ymra ago. Pull BALI Ill“ IMLLY. TRY OUR. Del. Cflllli Creamery Bitter. IT PLEASE! XVIII" TIDIL DANIEL L’IIOIIIIEDIEU. ‘ In I675 I wit.- m7 over g.» gig-norm??? on“: middle states HOUSA'I‘ONIO RAILROAD. ' VG 3,93,”: my,“ ,w, have ,“,W,,,,,, “'3 manner a noswsux muster. provedallamalthoughfarrnwork and WI” M189. cultivation were talurupted. In low Eng- , w Trains. land all crops. including corn, improved and sums. are growing‘rapidly. In (tonnectlcut tho Lleorwalk. Lv.tio.Norwslk. Av. Wilson Polsl weathsrhasbmnpeciallyfovorabls forlha lanai. 756nm. sols... mummwhichbreportaliuflneam- "7” 5'” ”5" . . ions u to i: “ ioro “ “m - —— 3gp} men 132-.» ran c-Ima Io- rum... m - am so “and 1.. us“ Wunrxorol, June l7.—The grand jury ”5 Z 2 “9,: Z :2 P ‘5 1: 1‘, hasreluniod an indictment for conspiracy "7 ”31 mummmmotmnoa m”, m" Carriers’ union The indictment clmrga m p.m them with bring conqrtred lodowiqu NORTH. Reeds of uploymsht by threatening to Iasvetheesnphiy-of Burdlslloore, brick- Iayngonllarchll last mile. Iioedsr was diacharged. on account of which threat Iloeda’w-disebarged. Oasis-plaus- Ballad nor. Banana. Juno I7.-)Irs. Emily Clark has hamsrrutsdfwstealiagalargequanfltyof hoamholdgoodsframlnwmmofhank— hosts-satay! llnEEParinqol limb rune-Lam...“- *- -a iabaq-rral about nan w, :E III In. WM Point. mum. Arm llflamliud Imaml’x’d 219]“ ‘5 .s M ' as as “’ DO 9 .33.“ ” lit “ .23“ “ m. .m. :50 ”also! “83'3"“ "6&le 459.. bit ” an a. :15: : sr: " s4: “ the “line Ill? “Ilse-l lulllsed ulnar. 033;. Data. cu .m emu-i. '.ll.Drsvxasoa,VIea and Goa'l W tarsus.“ LWJ’nala. mate-t. IAIN LINE. ”warm Ila-.m- ltll " slats...“ mum. 4gp..- lla- & lb.“ sshsslsa '. ,2. tr... am flip-uh" ”We '; lull in RUBBER Pill? The IIiIIIll ailii. -— 'III'I IIK‘JT—v-n MEATS asuvsn IN 'i'ur; nss'i' IIANMiit. II on want the choiroot IIA'I'H. «Maine-ills of troulilr or cost. you will find than at my at. as well as Plain of all Kills IN IT! BWON F'. HAYES. DIBBLR'II BUICK. - WINE I‘OIIWALK vision iiiiii. Ono Quality,-'l‘bo Best. Itwf. Vial. lamb. lotion Pork, Hall and Fresh. Corned Beef. Smoked Tongue. llama. bkouldmi, Bacon. Primit- forts. Bio. Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty. Orders Delivered Promptly. CHARLES SMITH 53 Washington Street. in mi... I)? turn IN Meals, Fisi listen, Vegetables, Fruits, CANNED Goons. la'ro. W....«...—_.— flip. N. Y, I. H. til. Depot. Telephone Connection. Bellini His ii 28 llaln St, 80. Norwalk. liens Fish timers, Frills, retailer, Poultry, lie or All KIWI: In 'Ilii-Ir Fuzz-«in. AT WHOLESALE AND unitz II. I. BENNETT. «3'9 8. 8. BUSTED, cabs}: ' woo” ' "1525352 THE 3231' or Meats, Poultry, —AXD—— Vegetables, Always fresh or d at a laminate triazwosld dowel to all It the Central Market Before Purchasing Elsewhere. Ordere- *‘ylfl‘lfad and mm:- dclivmd to any out of City. intuit alumni I’I'ilt SEWERS! F. III. PIERCE I’m I. S [QWER P I PE 4.1 All) General Sewer Contractor Ispreparedtomskrwnneaioas with main"! nliiisdl onlholloalf terms. iosin learanulwilklhcrecallylsfl mlalhiuitywillsadiltolhefr adv-stubs.» «Hamlin. If F. M. PIERCE I!” 209 SCI“ Kuwait,“ Jlllll‘l'll. PEBBIS, Wholesale and MI! m in all maul IIIIIL III] WIIIIII Brick. Limo. Cement. Blue Stone, Etc. Lchigh, backawaans, Locust louutain, Franklin, and, Wilkesbarre Costs. Yard‘foot of wuss-m Ina Harv Matrecls. Branchofbor, stStilson Drunstovr Milli Io'rm—Owa d grit-sums W NOLSENTINEL. MONDAY,Q JUNE 17. i889. 'uai'ro'n's IIIIIIIII'IIIIII Sill Willi Llh'l‘ 01' bl’lilll’l : t'lllit'tII.A'|'l. hour nun". i..iitsal'i\lill.l.i. lilill'lmulu‘. \ANII.I.A, i-uitMl, 0N l‘lAlN. l’lNlAI‘PLV om in. most}, \i’lb'i‘ltlullililll. nou‘r aux ox s t. was. uiisssk'r. tt'l'a It. LIII Jules. 'l'imli', u’i‘tilt'lmullY. ism. mu ,.,,.7 ._.. Quintard «Ii Son's, Drugcisls, _‘ (ll lain Street. Norwslk. ”Kr Lasr POPULAR PRICES ilsve ruched this fair town. E . C. IIEW1( Id, Lara or azw roan. EA.- OPINID A PHOTO STUDIO. At No. 42 Washington at. “(with Itovwsik, where he will execute work In the highest style of itt- all u most reasonable ma. 1': Imperial: and (me lam Photo for framing. ‘3 Also I III club rates. I'srlils d-his to r spaem a call for rate- snd Informal . ll wtérk flair l.d‘lu $321,: Y. city style”. o vyinga ca rig photos a y. A Dmatifnl life size crs only flaw“ mil attention to cb Idrea. Al work guano . I'olile and imp! attention toall. Washington It” Over ngy‘ngo. leirigeiatofi! A FULL LISI OF ALL SIZES .__‘1— Low Prices B. F. s’i’ius: Music Hall 31001:," GO '1'0 IIIIIIRElHIIIIIlIl’S — rill”.— Choice Groceries Table Delicacies, FRUI-rs,ceo., ”£513,391? SW99!- ._ 'Fancy Delaware couri'rv DAIRY BUTTER. Ncsv, Sweet. lusty, 250 1b. Barley Oats rim weigh ”W‘s axiom. cm. I' I 31.15 per Ba" 0r 5 Bags at 6|.I2l4. lore profitable at ti: price than «have-us! fie less a hug. am can selling shutout st ’13" Bill all See Sue Gail Bali Potted Tomato Plants, of TIIB sm Kill”. 2‘ Cts- Each. —-—u —- Billie & liuiicl’i. CASH IIIIIII'IIII IIIIIIIIIIIS "‘0...— ONLY LOOK! i Artiflesil Stone Steps. Doping, LAWN HOLLIS". )A I IRIACIE IILCN 3K 115'. 6:43.. duh. Manufactured by C. T. lEONAIiO, til! tt'ator Mun-I. Juli ly ”AT "0087! ' ' Closing [III Sale ———-~m~—-r—~ - Pictures, Frames, Fancy Goods. Artists Materials, STATIONERY. Baby Carriages, r130 Call Early and secure best bargains. Sale absolute. Going out of business. Ev Gs WHITNEY. l8 North Main 151.. south Nervvnlk, EVENING Commercial School BUIIXIIII nsrsmxar—sy a stem of ulna. nvi all kinds of bwiaus , with whichoarsc rsdoburineastcyarsprsclieslly Iliad far so comment-II ’tioa. onions- Iada Wt yam: Yrt svemilnss. MID flit!!! All) ’I'li’ltli'ltl'l'ila Dltv part-em isin chairs of a turtles! rather. who can scan best mulls. unions-Tuesday sud ‘lhands woman. can as CLASS—it partial who mm Yale Collar gives lemma: mo afternoons cacti INK. Would MIIMIO have you rail or «rile for primers. PM!“ It. scuba Gazette Building. Smalls, Ct. P, brain of Business lmanmmt Ilrtii film ”It” (allege. I j”: on :a RO'I‘ON POINT; Grandllnening ~ na—~ - Memorial Day, Tliiilal, Iii 301i. Rot-m Point will be crud for the urea. 'l'hals- dsy. lay will. or NEW ATTRIII'I'IIIIIS 'l‘I-l IS SEASON. First-Class music willhe idiot! for lemmisl Busy sndcfiremmrlcs suluh for the occasion will 0 f“ s PINIEIISTEIII & IIIIIBIIL. Proprietors. F. H. NASH & 330., COB. IIAIN I WEI'I' are. Good Work Guaranteed. lllfl If (D ‘53 " i m. is. U ’2 5 Q a 0': 3522,53. Zi "'"°3 <§§§§N§EE i333? ems “E“EPEGEE m; 73 3‘55 4: D 33 _]§ 0 £5 0.; IIIIIIII Furnishing (Innis! CHINA AND GLASSWARE. You was; and women rarefo'l at to fill M" if: stall-cram: wanton: WW Mingle: ‘I'ypewim ”submitters fov Stamford and viriwy, Bust. a- limsaa rainaI with mutual assist, out: on short water.- For «mum and full refer, matron (all an. ovoddrm, o Him. I. a. ”Emmi. Pun. at Atlantic in , Btsmford. ’ HATSI HITS"! The Correct Styles In sli 39:4" of fill! sad iiofl' lls's. Spring film: 3111!. Hats, Boys lists. Polo Caps, Tennis Oops In all colors, Crush lists, Ila, st KNAPP’S, 91 Washington St. Particular attention paid to ”also. Clea-Ian and lroatag Illls Hats. '09 TO NEW YORK IN [E58 THAN TWO HOURS AND A HALF. Tire New and Palatlsl Steamer, cane Oharles, Control I. lysbee, wmmmmm comma comfornaafelyaad speed. P Prices. $0. harwslk to Sew fork. titsale Inpatients; L'mrstoa, to rests. Oasadsua Honda .June IOlh, 1km mWitsosl'oiatossntvataf We" train to. mu 1.“ . m. mwcmd'mmalmmé. nwm'm- -' “mm“. was rou. 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