f
'W‘Jfl'fq’l will go to Ellsworth and remaix
new...
till Vacation Days at:
Bar Harbor.
‘ZIII‘I'llltl AT A BARNES I‘ll?"
”not“ and William “all“: Ito-x
ted by the t'ualiluit «Duty 0m
.agta. In Wat hatred—‘1!" I’uab
an ”an... for the t‘oaitiig Wool.
.3 than)!» flit. A“. inane-idem
rare in. tairly early after a good night:
. AM breakfast be renewed vialu
Ila Julia IL Timon», of Illinoi-
‘a Halli, the Ilu-Iiati mini-tar, Mom I'.
i]. Home It. Jen-up, Chaplain Ibiyee.
l‘.. M II). “a"! “yd lhmglau, ul
”Lind. Tb! vhitmn were iiu-tly lulll
lmll of the plant
at. th- ree-Idem ruled (ruin the I.
mot thud-y. Hutmueaily a tlt‘hu war
no by a party count-ting of I’rmuterii
m, It. and Mn. Maine, t‘nogrmniu
id In. Luigi, ‘1‘ Maine, t'l-snator ani‘
rut flab. Ir. Hole. Ir. and In tiurilut
‘ who. Privat- iiamvtary Itiiltont tint
r. Walker Blaine. The carriage unit-lulu;
a What. and Ir. Illalno Imitainril mine
M u it turned into Main ntrwt, llm'fli
Iatlag a change of the [wagon lo aiiothei
anion
Al the carriage was turning Into Mali
tmt It “rock a pout Other than a ainar'
“the occupants immlllifil tin inn-mm»
abet. and the drive to Utter llloll was con
tin-III with no further incident.
Burl-ow Attend. a (lard-Ii Party.
In theoarly afternoon the carriage party
If. Ila). Aull‘rh l'alnier‘iit'ottage a1
Ind, where a number of prunillil‘fl‘
“aim residents of Ellsworth and othei
’13... had Litton invited to meet them a‘
mob-on In the open air. The cvcnt wax
tally agarden party, and was (‘nltrcly’ in
ornial.
'I'wn Murder.“ Reunited.
Prddant Harrison ha! begun hi4 stay ii
”Harbor by reiipiting for three wet-Its twt
“who wentohave been hung in Arkmiw
It! murder. “'hen be trained the flirt-shah
o! the Blaine cottage he was handed a tile
graphic statement that now and lnlpnrfnll'
oviduct! in the case of Jack Spaniard IIM
been forwarded and the suggestion of the
acting attorney general that a respite bi
td. In view of the new evidence that
i now laid to exist a rmpite until Aug. ill
waa telegraphed
Olly Wlahed (Inc llanglng ltee.
In the morning another telegram rcuf‘lltl’
thorn-Idem from the United States jlltlgt'l
at Fort Smith, Art, and suggested that it
ordu'toavoid two executions in the same
mtli, one on the 9th and one on the :wtli, :
”life to the latter date should be granted
to William \Valker, who was also to havr
been hanged yesterday. The suggestion wai
allo adopted. These have been the presi
dent’s only 031ch acts since his arrival II
Bar Harbor.
The Programme for the Week.
The for the week is now sale
to be substantially as follows; Monday thi
the guest of Senator Hale until “'uluesday
morning, When he will go to Bath and lunch
with Arthur SewalL Wednesday afternoon
he will go to Manchester, N. IL, and spend
Wight with tax—Governor Cheney. Thurs
day he will visit Concord by invitation ol
the New Hampehire legislature, and on the
afternoon of that day Wlll start for Boston
where heexpectii toarrive in time for thi
Fall River train. Mrs. Harr'son is expecter
to meetyhiln in Fall River.
Oil on Bootoa'e Troubled Waters.
Boston, Aug. Ill—President Sfltlen said to
Importer that Mr. Billings' telegram to ll an
agar Hart was wholly unauthorized by the
board of directors of the Boston club, and
thathoand Mr. Conant do not indiirse it
Hr. Hart did Wrong, however, in making
public the contents of the telegram, which
were clearly private. Mr. Sudan hail re
eeivedaletter from Mr. Hart, who is will-
lng tomign if requested and feels very son
over the matter. The affair is not wort!
half the fuss that hasbeen made, and had
Hr. Bartpocheted the telegram, acting on
has he saw fit, there would have been
nothing to disturb the feelings of the play-
u'l. A conference between Messrs. Salon
and Conant resulted in the following;
laaager James A. llart. Boston Baseball Club,
Chicago. Illa:
Don't let Billinzs' telegram bother you. “'4
have every confidence in you and the players.
Goahead and win all the games you can.
soon: AND Coxur.
A Train Wrecked by Colts.
Aeneas, N. Y., Aug. ill—A special u
The Homing Dispatch from Genoa says the
Ithaca, Auburn and Western accommodation
min wal wrecked about two mlles north of
that city, and the engineer, Fred Harvey,
My fatally injured, at ”:45. Who!
about fwty rods north of Myers‘ Station twt
colt-mounted the track. The engine struck
themaudwao thrown on its side into the
ditch. The engineer was found under the
W badly crushed, with a leg and at:
arm broken and other injuries which wit
my result fatally. The engine is badly
wracked. No Ila-anger! were hurt, tht
coach remaining partly on the track.
When In Treasurer Brown?
Borros,Aug. Ill—The wife of G. I’. Brain:'
of Brown, Stream 8i: Clarke, wool dealers.
lat-[y failed. is in an almost insane condition
running from the mpente caused by the
continued absence of her husband, who hai
not been heard of since last Tuesday. The
brother of the miming man expreses the
that the business affairs of the firm
have driven him crazy. The friends of Mr.
Brown lay he has either committed suicide
or III “rounded to Europe or Canada or
clan b wudaring about the country in a de—
nt! eond’itim. Not a line of intelligence
hash-ell received from him by any one.
A steal-er Burned.
W 0., Aug. Ill-The a R. Van
lama mall rteamboat in the Lowell and
mm trade, burned to the water'l
dgoabowt 4 a. m. at Lowell, 0. Captain
mnwhow- aaleep on boardfinarrowly
“pd In hh night clothea Inn, about
04,“; Mod for 82.500. The fireiesup-
pull to have been of incendiary origin.
Victoria lawn-d to Bertha
nut-havingbymtoneflm
India-it'- all; railing,
Aug. lam—Tho king of Bol-
rdap and his condi-
Mo not». at latent-I l‘aremlly (loo-l
I
. graphed |.. 1...: author the. a! Alibi; ula tlial ‘
LB lua- tliu‘lut‘éc-I lMl/rrlivu Ni I'llr, “Ii-i VIM
"yin; In nt‘l‘irl Kilraiii. l
'I'iilal Alnliiirtii‘o lininu lit Vii triallil blink
ailiiptu-l a rmuliitinn randomizing I’ll! ltar! of
liquid In t‘atln-Ai' l‘lttlh «ii I ,1 ,m ““3! rind.
uni-unwise hell I») (Liltmiu ‘
Li Aiming lotjflulthl basin: 1 La.» lmnlBAKlufi ann
Ip‘iulltlul l'l'llil‘lll attutiwy‘ or iii.- Northern
and, ”I tight»),
TE -EGRAPNIC BHEVITIES.
llama-l.
(liin‘lllrt lnwryflsf Slie.wi-ri;-|-', line hit
'l'lw mammal i’tithntIlitltt of this fails: lii‘,
I'arllil‘ Iniliuail company til it width“.
John Wind, the Ionian lender is dead. I
L'ol. J. ll. David-on, of hi. l’aul, tia-
“(11,411), and he lays Illa uw’l- will run
two men, who l'fil'tl'ml. I
“ionic, lbi-iiciiv, 'llml'lwriiv, lniigfollnw ant.
wilful!“ *
Junie» It llimlilllc, Jr., a Ira-ling
of the ('hirngn bar, In iii-nil.
'l‘lie Ila) lluln-rt .‘IIIII'NIII l'ml, of i‘tuirlc»
ton, liaw limit mourn-«l into tliv Ii. A. IL nt.
For! biiiiitvr. .\, l‘l. Nhulm, wniiir vice mini ’
Iiiaiiiluiit, llt‘llfll'lllll'nl of hmrgin, pri-iuilcil. .
The acting m-r-itnry of the navy lia-
awarded the (‘.ulilt‘lli‘l for furnishing tlu
ll'anliingtoii navy yard with on i~Ii~ctrii
lighting plant lo the llru~li l‘ili-ilrii- mm
puny for 814,207.
The IIIllHWtII; lizimwl fourth i'IlIxa post
nia~tcr>, niiioiig i-tlii-r-i, linvc Irv-ti nptmltlla
in New York mite, I; A. ll. .‘rlllnll'itllg, l. '
ill‘UI‘flfihl', ll. ll, Ki'llf. l-Lmt Strulr‘n; W, J '
Marnie-e, .‘It'flil'iw brook, .\ ll. \l'noilrull
.‘Ittrlflh l‘t'lilvr. U. I". Ill-luv, \Vzikrllc-lil, l'
II .Xlilrii‘li, .‘Illltl,
Tlit- l‘l‘ltllllt‘l' ilrpui'liiu-iit n1 \liir-liingtul
in infuriiiml that tho |~i<tutlivi~iit Flirt-r}
ville, l’ii , iizi~ lirokrn iiiio.tn-l rublw-l 'I‘liiih .
«lay night; him. that .‘ilra llc-rtlia To Run, i
I’lt‘l'k in ”In ll-‘lll-P‘l, i‘- l , laihlttl‘lt'l‘ llIl'l. liwi
nrrmtnl for forum; it ninth-y orilrr. '
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iiicnilu-t
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Frank ll. Alum“. run-til of too l'uiti't ‘
States at Alarm-Jim, irpurt.» to [I‘m dolor ilt-I
partint-nt that Illt' lt'llill‘llt'y in Franc», tier ‘
many and liiigliinvl ix lIi“fII’lI lllt‘ “minnow
of tho lll'lllt‘llllllt' ~tunsliii'il of currency. i
It 'b stated that (‘liakir l'tt-‘lin. Turk»!1
CIIIIJGSSHIIUI' at lit. l'BLt'rhlJlng, bu» been up,
[minted governor gv-ni-rnlut l'ri‘t. .-\ furm‘r
of 20,0th) soldiers will be I't‘tlllll'nl tiwubjii ‘
gate the mnlcontente on tho blond. t
The schooner Union. from ll-wlnll. for Lil i
tlc Salmon river, upwt m the boy of Fundy I
at St. John, and film: lllt'll “on: drowned.
Itnbcrt lli-nly. th» (‘utliulii‘ monk Who was
excommnnii'utml for Ill:ll‘l‘_$'lll,:, Is ilvn‘l iii
Anamoeu. lii. "
The queen hos writtrn an autograph letter I
to (ion. Urenfe-ll, the commander of tilt
Brit'Ls‘h llfltl Egyptian forces at the battle ol Y
Toski, I'Olllllllllltfllllllg llllli upon hi: surreal
The New England lt‘l‘l’fl l‘t‘ltfl lumber
company, Hf Nu. llil Milk street, Bust-m, hm
made an assignmrnt. The Work; of the ('Ulll'
party at lLi-vi-r», arc valued at over 5mg”).
Dr. William H. Bradley, iiizuingi-r «f Tilt
Pliilaili-lphizi Weekly Prim, ll:l~ inn-n arrest
ed upon a charge : f i-iiilwzzlin; lllt' funds oi
that pop”. The amount of lil: >hortuge i:
said to I.» over $33101). The ciiibeulemont
began in he“.
Aetricl Bron, deal-mi in niillinory goods a‘
ercmter, Pa, have failed for $505!“. Twc
of their heaviest creilitom, Julius I‘h‘h, of
Lnnr‘aater, and Ellinger Bros" of Iliiboken
N. J., bud attachments issued on the tinn,
the former for éllfll‘ and the latter for
89,701
The following cadets to the Military acad-
emy have been upwinted: (1855 of to, Will-
iam Bond Johny-n, New Brighton, N. Y.,
First district. With James C. Hallow-k, lilo—
riches, as alternate: Robert Sowell, Cmntlt-n
N. J., Pint district; class of “M, Robert
Scypes, Quake-flown, l’a., Seventh district.
with Fred G. Stuluuigcr, Norriatown, a:
alternate.
MRS. MAYBRICK'S JURY.
It Watt Evidently of Very Poor Caliber.
l’tthllc lndignntlon Growing.
LIVEKPWII., Aug. lit—Eight hundred brokv
ers and merchants of Livi'rpiol have >ignet':
the memorial to the home secretary in behali
of Mrs. Maybrick.
Judge Stephens in open court protester.
against the abusive letters which are ad
drowned to the nn-wspurwrs. The jury, hi
thought, had conscientiously lone its duty.
A published lllltPI‘Vli'W with thi- foreman oi
the jury which convicted Mrs. Maybrick not
only jusllflt‘t-‘i tho pnplllal' indignation at thi
verdict, but cannot fail to have n tendency
to bring over thow who up to this time have
been dispiml to approve of it. The fiireiiial:
exhibits the mom astounding stupidity, llli
comments on the evidence and its intluenct
on his own mind and those of his fellow juron
amounting to idiocy. Such an utter failuri
to grasp the salient points, either on the out
side or the other, could scarcely be credited
of a man with any claim to sense. Since tm
publication of the interview it is the uni
vernal opinion, and no one hmitatos to ex-
press it, that if all the jurors are of the stunt
caliber as their foreman Mm ‘.lluybrich’i
Innocence or guilt might av well have beet
decided by the toes of a penny.
The publication of this interview givei a
new impetus to the agitation in favor of a
reprieve, and the movement gathers forci
daily.
George Ilollla Aulgna.
Boa-trim, Aug. 10. —(ieorge \l’. llolliii, presl
dent of the Ilnlllzl l'lrcsned Beef and Woo
company, has msigned for the benefit of hi!
creditors. IIi-i embarrassment is caused by
the failure of Brown. Steed: a Clarke, t1
whom he consigned a large amount of woo
on which he had receival no advance. It I!
atated at the office of the company that Mr.
Hollie‘ embarrassment will not aflect the com
puny. It iv learned that the value of tht
particular lot of wool referred to In from
$1],fllltn$ltil,l~0. In addition lothislt it
stated that he has consigned other wool ti:
them on which he had received advances in
the shape of their notes, which he has die
granted at the banks and on which he is Ila
bio as indorser. The amount of this paper h
not known, but added to the value of the
wool mentioned above it would bring the liar
“liti- up to a large mm.
The Settlement of the Cote Strike.
mall. I’a., Aug. to.-'I’he agree
meat between the coke operators and their
"plays gme alum.“ universal satisfaction.
The hbor Iendem admit having ”and“ III
lot “Taillight"? day for the purpt'of rIad-
" fl explanation of the m to them
‘-
”Rambo.
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I In moi" onlyof alrii ll). pm yinpc- wit-an.
failed. “Ia ll‘lblltllm will nIuUIllil autumn”! '"”"".' "mmf , .
Illt'l‘t. nihl It Nu...l i-ni'i r at t. .it'
about “who or “mm "Vet Ilia! niimiint. ‘ “ H
9% i
Ulllt‘nl' Ailulii Fryer, til the l‘liii-ngu palm mm“ "
[ulna we» abut dead “Nil-.3 nu bin lu’itl liy‘ ftr’m'm ‘
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who three yearn ago "lyulrill mi) die ‘.umhm.“ ,. ,,.l,,..r(-p.\,.1, ..' ”M,”
aptr‘arul flow “at third, l‘.-inn, «in a do hum”,,,,,,,,g,,..u,,.”, .4 hwy.“ Ll ”Gnu.“
taiiller In "It! mm ot thou", nii-I win-u W, ,H ”m hi ‘H ,, ..' ,L ,3 1. :l'i. “ ‘ “mm,
will WM rlu'vtilly Illllldlllit‘wl Il'tlll Mrlu'ii, “M: mm, “H ”,x ., . H l .I. I.- 7‘ ”N (“Ml ’
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Ily lht‘rrreiil IlnI-l» iii .‘i‘vn .l-iwy tlit I...” mg ,r‘. ,,, ,.,.“_.,_' nil-9
largo itiiil \lllullltll’ libniry of JtiLiun Maw .51.”. . , . . _ , , . ; “Huh-N L ’
than», the Iltt\l‘ltwl, iii Nutih l‘lmon, win. ll-v..','f.. ,.,, .1 . . ,, , . l”, ,_, h, l
(“lunged by witlm" Illlllt‘ i'ltt-til «if ‘I‘JJIII. he", ‘ q,» “ . . r. ,. my”, l
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and Othern.
Bl‘lllw will Ivc fi m.» It. “up I' l'.
lwti n- of L‘Ilf'llll’ilgt‘llll M H t‘ Lin.
756 Broadway. lbw-w link. “A. ly rum m: - -!.l)
joined unto.” itrd lt‘rllltltllilnr It: trim )» if It . i ii-
and rumour-A. Lilli» i-:ii .l he. airmen you know and
I‘Y‘Il't‘fll tiir Ihl'lf tumor and plrnighrforwzirilmrn, nun
who would Mom to llt‘fl pi: 3‘ Unity ilii‘rpllon
‘.l but laid 1..., n clum- for will: r~ tan Ivr done for you,
“ll? ll 'Lr' noun» of
“own (-lin rr,
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reintrry [It r M your iti'y door
(OI. C. M. l-‘I'ZKBIN i-azv
falter: MC"- w.r|; lly-pt peat :ii.i'. .I.i..r i.i
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tlrrrnpuiin, l‘l‘tlllt ill; ' :i i ' '
lsudrml about on:
wet done that in: Lllt L r .
a councu of doctor-.- iii-rt.
'ii mum of
'I In It I Vim
m tar->2
o hon gave mi» the llt‘tlelllé of counts _
f' wally wry-untied to take llowre Illmnl I'm for
After taking two or three butt or- l on:- rum-1y
cured and hate own it well mun for our .-:\ yum "
MRS. II HS RY SE‘MUIIK, Paul hi how liiitl
acancrr removed by Ilr. t'uminings, of .\i w Yuri-
cuy, “he vi-iy liW—n‘litlrlul likely tome-any my.
not able to wall; alum. NIH' mind not In :i; ’ll.--
[Ii-rm .iry rand Lt'f in tin yi ~i:.~ l|_" at «l l.:v.— in“; :i
wci‘. woman suave.
S. K STANLEY, marl; QIJIF'Y ). .r- ml. soul
wait wilt-ring notch-1y tiiui ll L..iril tiill.ll. Tn:-
dui‘torsrniil ht- hall on "our on his Iill unit
Could not live. Ilium: ll\l.LI|1 ii? the: “mulvrlu:
CurrS docs M “The tvrmil‘. ll'tiiuil I’llr tit-r " l ‘t'lll
for it at tll»(‘.l“ltflll took it faithfully All rough du-
apocarvil and um now Ullj'lyillLI maul limuh.
Testimony of: llciiinrlnililc t‘ urc
in Norwalk, Conn.
Mimi ('elia Starr, mow :llrii. (hath-s
llcnltetll. lirunt 5L, Sortvallt. Conn.
llatl Kidney trouble, llyspop-Aui, impmrril (”CH
lation of eight rare etaiiuim; was so nervous llnil
-hc could ntitlirr z-lccp uni mutt, him out im-r
Eight hundred ilollan‘ to doctors. and it no not in in-
tltleil one (:t-nt's worth; but ill ru'iicl mi much by
the pols-0n medicines in- by the tll-t‘nt‘t: ti r who li
(hwy WL'YL' taut-n. etu- says: "I ilil not t’hpt't‘l in
live but a short llnlt‘. Mt. llowee wu mil. to [Dr
by a friend. I took hl?‘ l'lit‘tllt‘lllt: and hair not lllttl.
a doctor elnrc. lwua not able ii; will; with :llL lieu.
—am now able and ilownlk nu about fllihtl m virii
times a day. I am a own person. ml I would mu
be back where] was for thorimmls nt dollars. I
consider it the heel. mt'il'it'mo not I il'irul lo thi-
public. Dr. Compton, 0' New \ork. told nu» bl‘
would not. have believed I cmnil have Lem rnn-il it
he had not Ml‘fllltltllltf by Franklin “0ch Dir-ill-
cal Dietowry." t‘imil tour yuan- nun.
Sold ivy A, ll. lltrY'I‘ dc SUN, Nomiilk. ~
WWC have uni-tine everywhere. in.
‘ - v V '4
5’1 0) 1.012.] .,
liltlmt‘nl. oi’ a very dull more
color, and like our I‘urc Burnt Ochre, ruilltillrm a
large pcrrcntagcot Iron Oxide. it! itri-lf it i:- It
good trimming color, and by the addition of from
maturity pi-riem of Pure Wire Ll'tltl can lw
lighted into all t‘hllllb‘t‘ of Bl’lnl' t'olor, limbs, cm,
tuning Ir'rl-Cldfil‘ l’nrv Point at a very low pririv
Wis guarantir Stonrore a i-tr‘ictly pun: nrllt'lt‘,
containing no Whinntr. lliiryri‘e. hind 7..nr‘. inn);
witcpi mmt wliii-hni'glit Ir: tired in making no
artxflcia color. .
PURE BURNT Offllllli,
An article which is a long ft-It watt among tin: in-
telligent and practical member“ of the trade. Ilurnt
Ochre ii- a pure minrrnl of the moat biting and
durable quality. It continue a large percentage 0.
Iron Urine, Illltl unlike Metallic Paint. which con
taino metallic iron, will not mat the Tin when nacd
u a roof int. It iii a rich dark red color, lflll line
no count it making BtnneColor. ltd all chalice o
Dnhe, can, which we guarantee to Hand longer
than when made with the colors heretoIorc am
By the amnion of White bond beautiful > em
,Cotta 'I'inte can he made, and nan he lubflllnlell
n all carter where Burnt Sienna to cord for Tinting
wt to Load, etc. Ground in panic tum.
roit PAL. n
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
l8 North Main St. So- Namath.
lea pure mini-nil
:‘-.‘ P ~trEr-r.flnrhlne
an mum. runnireii
V‘L’ .- m at pun. tr
,'. r?rcfl111..ri~- l
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'l r s r. are
"ca runny-inn
,. . and ‘llnob‘r iin
. .mp'rl lerwlnrawr-btrun lea
'- u that we wad. to I)“:- win
PM u at. at yum tum-Jeri an" 3
‘mimht anon-Ii boron" yrirr ewa
imp—fly. The ni-l am mac n
' mm” um the III rr ”rail.
‘ when bar-meet Chlrflrlll
meaiumMMm-uliu
”yam-MA all new all. lav
. o..Mt.lri unmanne-
kl W‘ifl - the world All b
. So rapid M
art-f wmmmu—umum
m “edge“. I a:nnfiw=$mrbl:=
gnuzaoéflx no. Aug-all.“
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SOME THINGS GIVEN AWAY THIS WEEK!
A
fluidity: up «and, lino lM'I'lI complvtul. and work on 'lvv
i w ill li-.\i- on around flue-r on.-
F'Mlilhu. «tr , tliut _\nii lllIVv' t'Vl’Y lilt'Il.’ -~~
‘lltllV ..
now 10c.
Ilaxriu i'iXi-t on lll'll mu. :::.- in, 210- .
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llaivld I’l‘.|tl,
lliliry Nryniulir;
I
.‘r, . ‘Sllll' Ifl'lt’i’ (illlY 33c
SENTINEL. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. will.
WRWIIIIIIIII SIIIIIEII
GREAT RUBH
A STEABY STREAM or
unit units
rLowmo INTO
THE BIISIIIII SIIIIIE
IiIIIIIlS IllIIll'IlIl ll l’l‘llll llllll‘ llIIIIIl'II lllll‘ll Ill.
its Alll‘t‘l‘llfit‘ll the I’m! Too Wei-ks Will lli‘lllztlll zit. t‘ll'l‘
Illll'ltltz THIS MONTH ONLY.
Our Muslin Underwear and Corset. Department
v III M- l. “ml in location known nil our ohl Flu-J.-
ll Goods PRICES
ll mm for IIu- pr~ w :4 wt iirmrgo-mi-nlu fur cutting It passageway
mm.- wi.| tin ‘IIIV'II .I ...~t rapiillv ii» vayIililI‘, niiil wlii-n c-iiiipln-tt'tl we
of the tiniest t'fo‘il.‘ ltlHl ‘lnlkllll l'mlv-vw ur it. pinup-um. tutu-llii-r '.\‘[ll ti ii- Arlinte' Mci'l-‘tmla,
ltl'IAIIY lil"..\ll'. 'l‘lii» \v. . l. “4- ii ll you w" u “v‘ .m- tlnlliK in
l‘.‘\\il"' “000$ \\l| b.“ \I.I. “'A IIIZS
\\'i- in. ntion lll'rl‘ only a few", but f"tll in our ~t4 r .‘ "till i'- ii “I“ ,,,.,. Tlltll’w‘ANlH (IF ll \llil,\lN~l.
SOAPS.
l’urc (ll) t'i‘l‘lllt‘ 5c. l'lllli'll 'u l‘”
we-
ll'liiic ('usiilo for in-
_ t‘udnncrc lloquct
Alllllltllllit Soup Inc.
We.
(“LOGS “9'.
Morris 'l'.\l‘l’.\.\">‘ x Lil‘iiiVs roioiixu i... 19c Loni...
.\I.\.\'4‘.l'.\’l-'.'l‘ EX i-‘ix‘ia, tum... Wu.- ::::.-. w... 19c Oz. (‘iilAlA'l‘li'
"L’ BRADLICY'S L' w’. Immiw '.‘li'. l’liii'tdit ll. Ilt‘l', olil pl'iw‘ 1W ‘2
I‘ltll’ltlri Willi‘l'. I ““3”" I.""”"' I"I"" 39'" ""“' 9
l’.l'.“'l‘1‘l.l-l>"l‘.\l: on iu'ii “mi. '2» m 15c. Mm;
S I'OIAHINI‘I;
07.. lllllllt’i
t'. HI.
C.
LA llii l'l Bll'lvl‘ld': FRENCH,
'l‘l'l’l‘lAllY'S FAIIIII'S “ SWAN ll \\ .
crs so“. it :it In: NH mlu til‘li'“ “"l." 15‘;
Plil'l‘ lill.\l'.5 l'ill‘lllr l' [illt' ~ Jilli'. -;t
u; lull‘ . .3 i .-
25c.
I
IllJlilNl". :Illill‘lli‘tl, nth-l
l. .lliil. fill" ll *Xl'l.‘ w'nrtli 31K",
- . I’ll\\lll.ll l’ll‘l‘ 'Hlllit‘lli zillii \im lillit' 17c l
l l0! ll.\lll lilll'Slll’L“. lllll‘ l‘.:(iml: N'ltl u! from 'int' In l'_’<‘: \Vill i‘lnsc tliin‘ lot at 19¢,
each, . ,., -. . .
Ll BIN x (IDLIIATI'. S “Hill l’tlll‘ Illullwvi-i'i'lu~in gi-ts ‘_’.'w for tliuni. our Ill'lt'i‘, ilur-
in: this stile will lu‘ 15c_ I
llI'Bll‘VOAII lul‘ 'l‘l‘ll‘l'l‘ll, l‘nrmvi’ Irl'll‘l‘ ‘.5—u". ‘Stll‘ Illlt't‘ 19C. 1
llIiI'IiIC, muully sold for Inc, our who ‘I C. I
A large :ESMIl'llllt'lll irl‘ull kinds til'i'IllIBS :it llAlllx DHWN l’llH'lH.
Si'lufillllh' :uiil l’tli'Kl‘lT KNIVI‘IS. Wi' liuvc :i Lingo :issoi'tmvnt Wlllt'll \l'l‘
Iii DWN by greatly reducing olil prim->2 and put tin-m within the llICAI'll (it ALL. I
I‘l'l’ilJNIi lllllNS', :ill style-s, for 18¢.
llli SL'UTT'S l'll.l‘.t"l'llli' I‘L'Illdillfi. Hiltl i-vcryivlicri for Title. sulc piiro will lzo iiiily‘
39C. IIAND MIRRORS 5c each. BELTS from 4c L'l’WAllliS. I
I
I0. “AN “KIIRCIIII'I I933. I0. I
l in? Lulu-C ('oloi'oil lltll'ili'l't‘ll ll:i1itl‘.~..-:\'E.I»'\ l'.-Hui". I} 5c each, will close this lot zit
16 each. Nut over 2 to one t‘li<[tillli’l'. ‘
An elegant lino ole'lWlCLIlY. consisting of Ludim' :uiil ilciulmiii-u's l’ins, Cull Buttons;
I‘ollur Bottom llllil Sloth, will bc (IT to I‘ll'll‘l‘IS Hi this solo I
SNI.‘ I‘ll “3|“ I‘lfi.
It' Mlluitil SILK TIYINT, BLAI‘K. lt‘ spool BLAI'K or \Vlll'l‘l“. BASTING
Ii: liar III SKICINS BLACK or (“OLURIJB 'l‘lllll’..\ll.
l’.\l‘l-le\'. i
lt' for t'ill‘il of “l DUZICN lim- BI'T l‘IINS, llllll‘K and colored, \t’til‘lll 10v to 20.- pm' dozen!
Solo price, which is {istouirliiiigz only 10 for 2 dozen. '
DI! I‘ISS SHIELD SEAMLESS fi'l‘lHTICINET.
No. l for ac per pair No, ‘2 for 10¢ per pair. No 3 for 12¢ pc-r pair.
Boiler goods Ill proportion. li' [lllllt‘l‘ l‘lllgllSll I’llls‘, full paper. .
lli- Gross Cash's liiitiiils in minis. '5
It bottle ‘2 ounces Sewing Machine (lil worth lIIc. ‘
tic patent bottle and can top .llilt'llltlt‘ Oil 12 Ullllt‘t‘s for ‘.Ic.
i. WWII. lliiiiiiiclcil Sun-king itm ms with or without Ilillllllf‘S.
Ti- dozen Colored Dairiiiiig Cotton. 11c pi'r yill'll silk Elastic Colored.
7c llosc Supporters. :ic (Iti'lt‘ll or ‘2 for 5 Nursery I’iiis. ’,
“'0 have .1 MILLION Ulllt'l‘ small :ii'lit-lcs "'lllt'll would mvcr tlic ciitirc Sentinel Wore we“;
to print them :ill; but, suilicicut to soy, ifyou give us it cull you will lit" astonished at our low:
price-s. and will loan- with very little MONEY In your I’l'llh’l‘l.
Notzh ~l0 pcr trout reduction on all goods bought In our BASEMENT.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
32¢ a yayd for White TWILLI’AI I’LANNI‘IL, warranted :ill wool MM :1 yard widen
just the thing for BLOl'bl’. WAISTS Ilciiiciiilii'r this price 32c.
59ca yard. All wool Clll‘lAll ALBllATllOSS. It} lNITll wide, and Would be a;
BARGAIN at lie, but during: our till (1:in talc. the price will be 590.
Vt} still have a few BARGAINS loft in FANCY l‘AllASOLS its long us they last. You
can have them :it almost your OWN l’l’ilt'l'l. Special BA “GAINS in BLACK SILK and
GLHIIIA SI'N I'llBRI‘ILLAS.
WASH GOODS‘—SATEENS.
SATICENS: All ofoui' FRENCH SATEI‘INS will be run during this ml 5 at 1 7c 3 yd.
All of our DOMESTIC SATIN-INS will go in at Qéc a y ,
700i) YDS. Regular 12.}, and lfic Gingliaiiis will be run for a while iii 1 1kg.
CHALLIES'3i’ic‘Cl-IALLIES.
BA’l'lSTE (ILOTllS, yard. Wltlc, all new patterns at 1 1“; a yard.
Don‘t forget that we have the LARGEST LINE (if CIIILDBLN'S BLOI'SIC \YAISTS.
and SKIRTS, The prices are very LUIY. Call and I‘INAAIINI‘: llit‘m.
25¢ a yard. Another big BARGAIN. This is one of the BIGGEST (.‘I7"S YET.
Just think GRAPE CLOTH warranted fast, in three styles. Reduced from 520 to 25 a yd_
FREE-MONDAY IBIII.~FRI§E.
To the first 100 LADY CUSTOMERS that will cntcr our SlUI’O on Monday, Aug. l'ltli.wc
will give FREE a large and valuable DRESS MA K EllS BA ZAR,which we usually sell for 250.
All the LATEST STYLE PATTERNS, illustrated COLORED CUTS, and :ill INFORMA-
TION, which Ladies should know will be found within its BINDING. Agents for MCCALL‘s
PATTERNS. Remember who we are.
BIISIIIII SIIIIIE, IIIIWALII.
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ll‘ pupvi’ Alll‘llllf'AN PINS Fl‘LLi
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IIIITIIII I'lIIIII
The Sea Shore Resort.
tlooil Ilatlilng, Shade,
Steamer MedeaL
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings.
Rilui Point and Bell lilani
l"llL’ r up. 2 l' l x urn-o
. So.
I cuiployuN of the
P. S.--50 dozen Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, usually sold for 75c. We got them no matter w
coal !
PINKKNSTBIN l KNlIliBl.L, I’mpriauul.
of Connecticut.
Show Food and flood Order.
How To GET THERE.
CAPT. II. INIWI.AND. '
SUMMER NIGHTS FESTIVALS
Ilium” ”t‘llt'fl w Ill leave Hoofh Norwulk at 7 *3.
"Morning h-avi- Itiiton Point at II 0 thick.
1'0
l .
S'I‘l‘lAllEll ‘ llI‘lllI‘lA.” l
I‘apt. ii ituwiiiiiii. I
DAILY TIME TABLE:
Linvr Soulii Norwallt. ~IIHII a or, 12.30. uni
I
3 l‘r l'- m
I
'I‘Il\l' lit-Iii: l-iai.tl~ it It), Mil), till). a. tn., rm,
“limo l'lllhl ll.l.'ia in for Nutilli Norwalk “.2”
a in . I 215.21%}: m for Wiiwn Point and romh
Nomads 1 l5. 5 iii) p in tor thn l‘uiiit only.
lwavv “’limti l’uiit M lil a m for Bell Iiihtnil.l
it I". in ‘w a m , I 15. no), I: Utl p m. for mu bland
and union Point
II IVI‘ Il-ilnn PHIL! lit“. ll l'i a In , ISM. '3 .5 II. {
m. for llril l-Iitltl. \\ imin l"-iil aliil “nuili Nut
walk too I. 3!), p. In f-‘r \t‘il- ill I'oini only.
of" p. III for it. .5 Intiml, \Yll‘till I' nut and .‘mnth
.‘v l'lhtlik ill III'II or- .m If) in .l. lllltLi‘ an i sin trip
in htililll Norwnilt latt‘l’
H'\lul Till! TAIIIIi. ‘
Lea. llril I‘lillitlr- 'J 'lfla m for Sou'h Norwalh.
l.i~avc Hon li Now». It - in in a m. 1 III. 230.
4.1.“. 5 III p m for lb ll l-mml and [town i'oml
Il'flvt’ lto'on l'olm ll ‘lla ui . I if), till),
7 Ulp in Hart min for ‘ouih Nnrw‘nzk.
(in w-o'ii ilnya whi- mil ninki- tripe an [NY time
Ifllilt'_l‘<tllllll IIIIL' with llri murmur» I) t N. division.
“(IIIE-lllufill‘ [diamond in \A mum Point
l‘uri- Wi eon Point in It .. l-lziml or Rotor; Point
101 llllll way "
~- n‘li Norwilk m lli-tiii- l'usn'. or “VII Hand 15(-
Ju- LEN if
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
'l‘lw New and l'aliitliil Vtciinii-r,
."iilO
cape Bharles,
I up. I’rcd I» I:yxhrr.
“ill (Ullllllt‘lllft' \ItllilllL: Daily TIIp?‘ to New York
t‘onifort, Safety and sliced.
. .
Popular Pmces.
Summit to New York, Single
Trip. tilt-cote : Excureion, 7000MB-
Un and alter
Monday. June 10th
'I l‘.t' ~ " m will mm: W ilson Point on arrival of l
, "llou-u " i am lt’anl ho. Norwulk at 751i is
in llv "Mir .\i-iv 'ork. l'll‘l‘ in line! Ilth‘l’, "
‘ IUIII J... 1. ill :l 1.3 p m _ and foot inst blrn'l.
tin-t Inn ‘10 p “L, mnnccun: Vt'llll trams at
“Kenn l’uibl.
Aliniyvi Tulle tho llousnloiiic Line. I
For furthvr informamn apply to ’
Till“. NIL‘V ENGLAND TERMINAL CU.
blllNEY S'I'AHBI'I'K. Y. P & li 3L. I,
‘ :i'n :ontti st . New York.
t‘ l. OLD", Agent , Wilt-on Point. Conn. npil
The Old and Renewal
DAILY FREIGHT LINE. I
Nurwallilewluill
tin and llllt‘l‘ July 15. 193‘). (until further notice)
-THE PROPELLERS-
\' IT‘S? l
r, ‘ p M. ’1
I :tfrtrfi lfl’-"‘z.ir‘€it\_>.l’. I
trim»- .;.... ‘ .
Lily of Norwalk & Bugle,
\t‘ ll make (hilly tripe. Sundays excepted, for
freight between New York, Norwulk and South
Norwallt. Will leave Pier ‘5). foot of Beckiuau street,
New York. for South Norwalk. daily at 10 30 a. in
tdllt‘ at south Norwnlk 21:23.?!) p in.) Extra boat
)Iiiiiilay,\l'cdncsday and Friday at 5 p. m For I
Norwaih. Mommy, Wednesday and Friday, 5 p at . I
Saturday at 10.3» a m
Freight r- cut-rd from 7 ii. in. to 5 p. m.
Iii-turnii g. Iloul! Li-ave South Norwaik. ilai 2.
p. m Noni aih. 'l‘arrdny. Thursday and SMILAIl’y-
op ui. - .
Freight taken from and reeelvnl for all I
points on the Dhnbllry and Roi .talk and l
r.
i
Ratea,
[poll uppura'ion to agents the City of Norwullt
and Eagle will he sent for p'pct‘ial lots of freight .
anywhere III New York or its vicinity. 1
i
shepiutg ItaIIroada at Greatly Itedncod‘
WAN portions are forbid uni-um: any of the
boats of this line on account of
the owner! thereof.
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IIaa’IlURY It NORWALR DIVISION.
Corrected Juno IOlh. 1589.
Passenger Tralna.
OUTll.
llOl'bA'l‘ONlC ilAlIiIlOAll. ‘
Lv. Norwalk. IN. 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point y
W. II. Manama. Vice-Prim. and (hurt
l’. C. l’AviII, Su lblt’fldcl’ll.
A. W. I’litiiui. eneml Pat-rennet Aunt.
‘ ll AIN bl N E.
Leave Bridizvport for Pittaileld
71! it pi. accomiuo'n
1015 '
“0.20 a. In. [fixed
4.50 p. In. express
'6 00 “ woommo’n
“"13““ I‘ll.
imam
l
l
£000: only u for an Great Barilngton.
Goeeonly u far as New Hillard
5 Limited um. South Norwulk to l’ittnfleld.
a. ll. mm. Vice Pru't I (lon‘l laa'g‘t
W. I. broil, Bii
w. a. Pal-nun. l’.-anger art..nrldm‘-0t
how, you can have them for 25c. each.
732nm. 756nm. Bosnia. ‘
817 .. 9.5. .i 83:) ..
10 03 “ 1013 “ mm “
l250p.ni ImpJn. ltYi‘pJn.
433 “ no “ “i3 “
ti 2.” " Mixed i3 33 " Hired b 46 "H'x'd,
son .. .. tilt) .. . his .. ..
, 4, .. .. “,2, .. .. ,0 3, .. .. ‘
“moat.
ii 59 a. m I ‘
006 p m
N(Dll’l‘ll. l
Lv. Wilmn Point. LV.So. Norwulh. Ar Norwalh
l 10 a. m. Mllt‘tl 120 a. in. 51‘“! 210 Mixed
ll :5 " “ ll 35 " " 5 41 .-
845 “ 918 ” 923mm.
12 Ol “ 1213 i. to. 1‘2 l8 . m.
2 50 “ Mixed 31:) " Mixed 3 l6 Kind
5‘ ll. "
t 52:, p. in. 512 “ 5 17 p, in
634’ “ 042 "
.15 ..
‘.0 to “ Mixed 1017 “ Mixed to St Mixed
9mm".
lithium: Dinam.
«.52 p in 6 57 p. m
Ital !
[Till ONLY
HAZEL'I‘IIII, LEllllll
_.. . .‘y‘ll......
GROSS CREEK.
til'll NHAIJ.
Stove Coal
[5 .ll's’l‘ WIIA'I‘ tll'l'l'd Tlll PARTICULAR
lltllltili WIFE I'l’ltt‘llAtlE (INIZ'I'UN AND
Ill HATHFIHD ’l'llA'l' ’I‘III COAL "All
NI-ll'l'llt lllil'UllK “BEN EQI'AIJJ‘D.
lllM Nlllfll
.IIIIIN II. I"Iilllll8,
r holmalcend lit-tail Dealer in all kinda of
Gilli. All] IIIIIIII
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Locust
and
Lohigh, l.ai-ltiiwaiiiiii,
llouiitniu. Franklin,
ll'ilkeslizirro Goals.
in {u RUBBER PAINT
ll
"tri {Am ~~ A-i‘llllull'! mil 2.2m
,'. it.“ w-i - " flirt it. Stilton;
i .y *b 7- MIN
._——'inn nest—~-
RAEEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST MANNER
If you want the choices! HEATS, obtained re
audio. 5 of trouble or cost. you will dud them at my
Market. ae well ar
Piillry ll all Kills-
IN ITS SKASON
F. HAYE S.
DIBRLE'S “IDPK SOFT" With“ A' '
[Iljlllllll
Willillllll
One Quality,——'l‘he Best.
Beet. Veal. Lamb. Mutton, Pork, Salt and hub,
Corned Beef. Smoked Tongue. llama.
Shoulders. Bacon,Balogna, Frank-
forte. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
63 Waslilngton Street.
linefelfi
DII'aLKR IN
liens, Fish oysters, I
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, B'rc.
.0111]. l. l, NEH. Bum.
Telephone Connection.
ii i Illllllll
28 lllaili Sh, So. Norwalh.
llllil Fish IIYSIBIS,
01' All Kinds in Thelr Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I]. I. BENNETT. B. B. BUSTED.
Have You Ilcnrtl-it '2
No, What is it '6
llnnt dc chufl‘lt'eep the
Nicest Market In the City.
NURWlll LUBSTERS
Delivered every Saturday morning.
"Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholelale and Ilflall.
Asparagus, Lennie, Rallies
From Greene Fami- my morning.
: Pure Tomatoe Catsup.
Imported Sardines.
Anythlna wuitlntheuiarhtllne can t
frat: every at I'll go
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
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Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, Eli-
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