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Bows moss swonns.
fl ”it”! bin-orb- ' it but xhht'l
MI: 0! Ilia court ol' Bum-Bud-
Mir-muted by the on, Councilmen.
. At the regular mocting of the Court. of
Bargains. last night. a bill presented by
Daniel Connolly, hit work on highways,
Mme discussion.” it contained
“account of work done in lowering
the Home Railway mmpany’u tracks on
West avemre. The Warden Objt'citltl to
paying the bill. He claimed that the
Bomllailway company were l’fiflltlllhlr
his. BurgessBun'mova‘] that the bill
hayrith-ss the amount chargeable to
the Railway company. Burgess Kent
mended this, motion. but after—-
wards withdrew. Burgess O'Reilly
then seconded the motion. and the
question came up, bringing with it an
Iu’imonious discussion between Bur—
gess Rowe and the Warden, the former
asking Mr. Keeler whether he or the
Court was running the borough, to
which the \Varden replied that he was
working for the host interest» of the
borough. . , l
. The contract for relaying the walk on
; Wall street, was awarded to John Bib
3 hands, at 69c a yard.
‘ James Day. of Stuart avenue. :L-ilit‘tl
that the knoll at the upper end of the
_ ‘nrennebc‘ removed. stating that it the
, ’-Court would aplnopriate $13.00. the
rmidenls of the street would do the rest.
‘ BmgessO'Reilly moved that the matter
' be left to the Highway committee to
¢ look up. It was so votedJlurgess Bow».
chairman of that mmmitlw, standing
out against it.
J Attorney Hurlbutt informed the
Court that he would like to speak upon
theEnsi avenue widening and the cut-
ungdown 01 Mill hill. in» said u on.»
L matters were brought up. he would
. like to see the profile of the work.
The Warden appointed Saturday at-
I moon, frmn 4:00 to 6:00 o‘clock. as the
‘tinlo when the Court would repair to the
, hill and look over the proposed change.
" ‘ "8. T. Rnbey asked about the newer on
‘Grnnctreegsnying that npctiiion was
patented a short time ago for a sewer
. through that street. ile wished it (
boatlonded to. as the n-llars in tl
cality were damp. and the place
, unhealthy. Burgess BOWI‘WXIS in in 1r
“extending the sewer. but the mail 1‘
would have to come before a borough
meeting. , "1
Thebond 0! Herbert W. Kemp for Sir:
NO, as borough tax collwtor. an»: an 1,”,
odnndplneedon tile.
BargmoBowc called attention lothv
difficulty in wiablishimz the linns on Riv-
ersidt'avenue. As tin-linen have been
once established the clerk was imtnlctnl
$0100! up thrl‘worrbt and one how the
, mitt-retool].
The l-‘inlmxt mmluiitee upon motion
of Barges» Kent were authorized to bor~
mitt“) on the credit oi the city.
The map of East avenue was bmnght
mtbyl'bgirwer \Vood. The layout of
“Instruct winding-um“ by Burger.» \‘un-
derboel and Attorney Ilurlbutt. the lat-
ter smoking in favor of the trws in in mt
a! the Bennett property. The llllnl’lwy
nibmitted a tluory that theavmnn-muld
ho imlmwod without destmyim: lin-
treeo. lilo midi! the (hurt would aw
comp-by him to the uremic at any time
hecould oom'ince them that it won not
unwary to n-mmv the tom. "1' ol-
' fared to vluit the place next Saturday.
‘ when tlltgv are out to tit'i' about the guide
of Hill llill. It was vote-d. upon motion
ht human “'lh'illy. that illl‘ l'ulll'l do an
Ir. llurllultt Mlmmiml. and vinlt the
Ivonne between the hour» of 3 mid ll
o'clock.
Barge-p lion owls! oi two dead tow
in from of the Volt property on North
avenue which militant-ml the while so
Bulimia lfl' liable to fall and injure
me one. Burun- Ilurr moved that the
‘ ho laid upon the table and it Wm
row.
The tailing In of tho mull triangle in
monsoon, _ mum»
titty Nun 13:1”??me was de-
and until the mt Inn-ting.
mummitwdmnlnmmmtw
out light- in the lire Innis“. no wind by
to prowling mm. Upon motion of
lime: VW mt qimtsnm went
over until the wt mating.
Water Consumer Street mammal
1; Milan tram imty‘lwo Watt o1
mm tiling tint the M it
their pipe ho him up and I lupin mu-
. M. It mm bidet" action until
M. «be! lit! matter con la- nut-rial
Bhutto-ll to“ through inn-ling.
, has him on mm not the
w W demo to ho plum-din
Milking Md.
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pruviiiom. liliinodmod lamb uul mutton.
3007 AND 81103 DRAW
BRONX. :50. Mutant. on custom workman:
your (not and have it titted. Repairing. etc.
and gas.
A petition wan received from Samuel
Slmnvood and others for an extimsion of
the sewer on (irovc street. to. connect
with the South Main street sewer. Rt»
(and.
The petition of‘W. It. Lockwdld for
the abatement of tan-s on his way
to the amount of $1.15!) was granted.
It WM voted to extend the sewer and
water-mania 100mm 150 feet nulm'tiwly
moth of their mint terminus on Quin—
tard avenue.
,Jolul Many wan: elected sup-munierary
policeman.
It was voted to have water pipes laid
on \‘l‘culwnrd avenue I50 (mi from the
pnrseut terminus of the line to Lownden
avenue and on Lowndes avenue its en-
tire length. ,
It was resolved that thécontrnct made
with William Thompson to lay it sewer
through Bnyview avenue and l'mlar
streot'to mnnect with tho ’niriieldavo-
nue sewer be approved.
It was resolved that the committee on
streets he and he is hereby authorized to
make the necmsary contract for the ex-
tension of water mains and sewer pipes
on Quinlan] avenue.
It was voted to appmpriuteiilod for the
use of the library amoeiatiou for the
purchase of new lmks.
_ The prolile map of Meadow sin-e: and
the guide (stablished was :locoptml.
It was voted that the guide of Wood
strcetjns per map Ill’tLM-Illt‘il. be referred
to the street colulnisniolu-r to ascertain
tlu» cost of mailing aztid gmole.
ll WIN votml that the conunitteeon
urn-t5 and side 'allis be empowered to
have West avenue n-numbervd from
the Congrcmtionnl church to the, bor-
ough line. '
It was \‘lllc'tl that an order for :9:an it”
drawn in favor of the sin-wt t‘nllllllltfihlll-
or (of highway minnow.
Voted, that the street counnissiom-rs
have sidewalks in thi- (-in put in proper
order by the property owners or by tho
city at owner-f exp-use.
It Was voted that the street commis-
siltinesenform- the ordinznwe relative to
leaving goods. boxes. barrel; or any
other articles on the sidewalks in any
part of the city. ‘ ‘
Aoljoumed to moot June l5. at 7:50
o'elm‘k. p
STIIIJ’I Ills .llii'l‘lli'l l’s BANK Iltlilli'.
' flurry llnwlnu [bran-i flint) on n Forged
"ruler and Invrnts In Mum-lug Cloth-w.
During the aim-nee of his pun-Hts in
New York, yesterday afternoon, llurry
Rowing. sell-styled "The Banjo King."
a sun of Henry Bussing. of ‘3‘.) Ann
street. stole his mother's hank book from
a burcau draw, turned her name to an
order and drew $ltit) from an uptown
bank. lie invested $90M the money in
a new suit of clothe». a silk hat. patent
leather rilliit'rl. and other wearing uppan-l.
llc- then purrhwwd a trunk and :l \nllse
in which in- [united his old clothe».
bought a ticket and had the trunk chm-li-
ed for Philmlolphia, and want about to
board the 4:20 tmin when he one iutvr.
wptmlut the depot by ()llicer Ireland.
lllrnlltgll information furnished by lill'n.
linkin, a young man in the employ oi
the lloyt and Ultimo-ad i‘igar commny,
oi whom [hinting lubl made a confident.
Young Burning denied his guilt or
first but when taken lo the station llullmv
and warohcd #70 of the money “to
found on lllli Imus. and he made a lull
contention to the other.
[liming was arraigned th’u morning
before Justim- Murrvll. who xuljoumml
tlu» ram- until 3 o'rloek lid» ulterior-n.
038 [W l.l'l)lll‘.\'ii‘l‘il§'§ PALS.
llo Iloanlrd A Train at south Noruulb and
won Ann-uteri lit “Mini.
Um- nl the iitlllllllrl lanldlngton gangoi’
lilim'm war orrectul in lk-thol Friday at-
h-rnoim by Dainty Sherwin [an. lie
in Jouph Brown. a farm hand. Willi
known oinmt Rlilm-lh-hlmnl nmuehvllle.
where litany of the burglurlt-u Wene mm-
mined. When i‘mml‘ronln nod Ar-
nold urrnutml Lilddilurtnn and the Conroy
Woman new-ml wmlm ago limo-n dimp-
pmml. and tlmugh the llilll‘tmll have been
hiding infill!!! m‘hfillifi film in
mode thorn Friday alumni 3mm:
b- mrded Conductor llmmnn'n train at
8:th Norwalli to go to Illinlmry. A
ltldgeileld man in the name car recog-
niml him and at limnchville Mll‘pllimt'il
to fiber“! Dinah. of “mind. lilo-rill Duh
on took llama (mm the train and Slum
in White took the prisoner to llaubury.
nut in. win and mum.
A faintly ilmlimrml at the home
or Ila-or; While in Eliot Nomad: but
inward-y. burly in the day Where. it in
mid. mammal drinking ml alumina
lilo wile. ’I‘umrdn evening bu daughter
mil for her limbo-r. who is crinploynl in
ment. lie more om to the home
and Wick:- ivmimeneed BMW loin.
After a mu oi wont! the mildly can to
firm motto-lather plaid up: billet
or «and 1nd but bit «it» and children
In a m manor. .Wiolie was m
at by Willa limit and Margin bp-
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some I mm ulna.
Tl": BOARD 0|" PABDONS BEI’l’SB
1'0 INTEIPEBI.
’l'hcn Wu,» .0an urban nudism
the Martian- Wun Pro-calm. and r»
It Ila Should Pay the l'onnlty.
When Jamil) School‘s. the murderer of
Constable Druckor. of New Canaan,
awoke this morning in his narrow cell in
the county jail at Bridgeport, he received
sad news. It was that the Board of Par.
dons had refusal to interfere. in his came.
and that two weeks from Thursday he
must pay the penalty-of his crime on the
gallows. He had frmuently talked with
his guards on thesubject. of law. ”pres.
sing an opinion that the’ Board would
hand his petition. and that .15 sentence
would be commuted to life imprison-
ment. Although Schools was greatly
disappointed, the new; did not. it issnid,
atlect him in the least, his face. bearing
the same exprm-iion it had home since
ho was first rit'ntent‘tlil.
Yesterday the Board of Pardon.» held a
meeting at Hurtford. Morris W. Sey-
mour. of Bridgeport. and Edward "Ill"
land. of Norwich. whose terms expired
yesterday, were nammintul by (ion-rm
or Bulkeley. The most important emu-
wan that of St-lieele. Attorney Curtis.
who appeared for Sela-ole. hinted that
the circumstances surrounding the ease
Were such that the man's petition should ‘
receive tho careful consideration of ill.-
hoard. Schoele had killed a constable L
who had sought to force an entrance to
his house in Xew Canaan in scarirhnf
ll'lUUI’. lt \vzh a question among many
lawyers and judges. if the killing “an
justifiable, inasmnrh :u the oilievrhad
no authority. The board in rendering a
ill-onion said that while Seliwle proba-
bly thought llt‘ was being: perpm-ulmluiml
bolus a German, did not understand the
laws here. still there was no doubt in
their minds but that the murder was
pn-uieditatal. and for it he should pay
the penalty. Sherill' l'larkson will place
a close watch on the prisoner for tour
that he might attempt suicide.
l’imrge i‘. French, of \Vaterbury. wan;
the only man granted a pardon. lle kil~
led a man with a penknife and was sen
toured to life imprisonment.
MR. SKI-Ilium AN INNOI‘HST MAN.
Iii-i .lrrml a first "I Mistaken It'l'llilt)
He will Iii-in; adult.
Frank E. Skeelm. the Danbury repro-
wnmtive of lhe Singer Sewing .“lh‘llllll-
mxulxmy. who fornu-rly lived in .\'or-
walk. was arrestod a low day» ago and
taken to Barkhamputea-l, in the: stale,
upon a very Bi'l’lllllri charge made by u
\l'ullllfll who claimed that a Singer ww-
int: Illfll‘lllnt‘ agent. from whom she had
purohan-d a machine, was r-swnsiblo
for her condition. Mr. h'kwleo' minn-
lu‘lpln-ncd to appear umn a Inper rou—
m-eted with the sale. and without know-
ing whetlwr‘or not he was the right per
son the wmuall caused his urn-st. Whon
he woo taken before ln-r in liarkhamp—
nirml she said he was not the luau. and
he was given his liberty. Mr. erolm
has taken steps to bring suit against that
town.
Smith Moore.
Mi» Kittie Mom-o :uul .‘l-Illln W.
Hmith were nmrriml ymlenlay ni’tt-rnmon
at Mill o’l'lm-k at the rmidenee of llr.
Smith's uncle, Solidi ll. Remnant. No. '24
Spring utroet. Rev. (7. ll. l’egg, "rotor
of the East avenue M. ii. church. pv-r-
Iorim-d the rim-molly. The bride Wore a
«minim- of while mln'el veiling. trimmed
with pull“ lace. The upmlu'u gift to the
bride was a ltltlllltitllllt‘ diamond ring.
The bl'liil'lmllld wail “lfifl Alive ll. Sell.
man. oi thhcityumd tho gmim's but
man m hill cumin. damon E. Smith. 0!
Brmlrlyn. A rem-Non followed the rere-
mony. which wan muell etljuyld. Among
the ullmtu pmu-ut Wow the two grand-
nnulu-m of the nmnu from llmolrlyn,
Moi. Emeline Hmlth. aged eightydour
you». Ind Mm. 31mm Holman. .qu
"nudity-him. lit. and Mn. 5mm. limit
the Mill train motion! utter a «hurt “1'0,-
ding tour will return to’ tllh city and I‘v-
idde on Spring street.
Carroll-nominal.
At fizz!) o‘chx-lr this morning. at Ht.
Mary'u church. Rev. WJ. Him-um pro-
nounced the word» that bind» Patrick
Farm" and Min Noggin (lomnu husband
and Wilt“. The bride was rimmed inn
gown ol’ [hurl gray with n «mire
lxmquel of White noon. The bride's
Intimahodrimlln perm my. noted
“bridesmaid. and the bent man «a»:
brother of the groom. The mommy
was Worm-d with it man. After the
mummy the Mpli’ won- driven to the
brldo‘a inane on Plymouth Armor-alums
a willing lmkmt WM mind after
whirl: they boarded the I! delimit train
lit lionth Normdh for Now Yorlr city.
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bio cloves. lamps. “no and tin warn.
WILLIAMS. II. ll. 15 Wall at. N.
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nation AND QIIEDIICALS.
EAST HIDE l’llA liMAI"\’.\'lluZarr-ll two. EN.
Sunday liourn. ll to 10 it. “L. i to ii p. to.
T0 Sun: as manuals.
Why Cumming Promised to
Play Baccarat No More.
IBKBTIEVIOTIHOPAPLM'?
A 8: national “.30 That I” III-ll:
or .- wim-n no and au- lull-into
Wm- uni . jump [or Ilr William to
Procuro Ill. Ill-gran.
LONDON, June a—The unutlonnl trial.
thnt has just begun before Lord Chief J us-
tice Coleridge and a special jurv will do-
torminu whether Sir William Gordon Cum-
ming. who is almost as well known in
America and on the continent uin Eng-
land, will bereaftcrmlnglc with the society
to which he has had the entry by right or
birth, education and more than the aver-
age mmpllshmonta ot a man or the
world, or continue to live no ho ho: lived
for months—dead, comparatively speaking.
to the world. . ‘
the am», or in. euro.
The case is genenlly’ known an tho
“baccarat case." The nlfnir happened at
Tranby Croft on the evening of Sept. 10
at the mldcnce oi Mr. Arthur Wilson.
Among the guests were the Prince of
Wales and Sir William Gordon Cumming.
During the evening baccarat was intro
ducal. and the Prince of Wales held the
all: WILLIAM oonnox emote.
bank. Among the phyers were Sir Will-
buii ~Uunloll Cumming, Lord Coventry,
General iflwm \Villinmn. Mrs. Arthur W“
son. Arthur Stanley Wilson. her son;
Mrs. Ethel Lycett linen, her daughter; i1.
liyrrll. (in-en and Berkeley vaett.
The game lmd been in progress for some
lime when Mrs. Wilton cor luded that Sir
\\'illi;nn linnlnn (‘ummingfitgu not play»
inx lair bile columuuieatml her snap}
eiom In her son and daughter, the lattcr’x
huslmudnnd Mr. Berkeley Lovell. They
watched Sir William Gordon (‘ummiug
and agrenl with Mrs: Wilson that he wan
transgn‘siing the rules of the garlic in a
llrgmnl manner.
Anni-oil "in o! Chanting.
The first Sir William Gordon Cumming
knew oi these Mlspicions was when Lord
I'owntry and General Owen \l’illiamn
mine to him and told him that Mm. ““1
son and the other {our mentioned had no
cum-d him of cheating and that the matter
land been brought'to the attention of the
Prince of Wales.
Cumming indignnntly denied the truth
of the charge. went at once to the Prince
of Wales and appealed to him on the
strength of their long intimacy and his
stainless record as a soldier and unblem-
ished reputation as an English gentleman
to stand by him. The prince was greatly
moved, but said he did not we how he
could champion Cumming against thoflve
witnm Though greatly; orcltod, he
kept hi9 bud butllclently to ash it it were
probable that a man in hi5 position, with
all the money he wanted and whose whole
career ought to {stamp the accusation no
unlmimlnl. could by any moonshi- induced
to run the rink of being stamped on a
cheat, particularly In a game In which the
prince kept the bunk. Ilia royal blgbnm
anuwoml: “I am sorry, but the avidnnce
in overwhelming: there no live again“
you."
(lam-lo. “Swan or."
l‘umming'n friend- ndvluod him to nign
n paper promising to never touch cards
min. and he did no. It was unilentood
that It Cumming signed much a paper the
alinlr would he kept rocrct. It looked out.
Then Cumming brought hls suit for
dander.
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who run into Hills moment‘s inn-loge
on lull llill. Motility evening. out tried
yummy alteration harm JW 0. 3.
(Mike. Attorney It. It. lama
truncating (or tilt-State and Attorney
John J. Wihtll pivoting for the dorm.
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Martin. the onlyth todo. Oom-‘
plmly unwed by the bodld no
they advised. Then militarily fir Edward
Clarke put the wonlr. "Did you client at
mm tbu night!" In the intense
quiet Sir William replied, slowly and
firmly. "i did not."
'31: there any truth In the charge what
avert” Sir Edward panned.
“Fought-wot." was the uply. In tho
lune ton and manor or throw.
‘ ‘“ Dorian hisuaminatloll Cumming made
a good macro. llc» vacant legend '
Sir Charles Russell took him in band (or
mornmlontlon. '
no Signal to Drive tho Primes.
“Sir William, it you ware Innocent why
did you ‘rign that paper?"
“Because it was put to me by than two
(ricudn u! minu that. I had no chance 01
proving my innocence against charges
with live people against me. That myself,
my name, my regiment. and everything
would out!" unlit-tit] signed the document,
lo I signed" -’
“But what about the modal?" '
"It would have been caused by thoim-
preasion that the Prince of Wales badbeen
playing with a man who had been accrued
of cheating. To avoid the scandal bigoted
the paper."
Ono Timer: 0! Cnmrnlng'o 'flcndn
Many people believe that the accusation
against Cumming is the result 0! a plot
for remap.
la point of character it is ruled that he
is a ladiu' man and that. he in given to
lumtingof his summons. lie is said to
have bonstedof his succinct with a them»
her of the houachold in which he once
played baccarat
This came to the ears of the household,
and its members dctcnniued in revenge to
kill him in cold blood. [or that hi what the
charge of cheating at cumin amounts to
HELD r537 nmsou.
A Train Der-nun! and the Plunger- Cup-
Innd In Turkey.
\'Il~:.\'.\'.‘l. June 2—llrigands derailed the
are torn express near 'l‘cherkwlioi. Turkey.
Several Gannon and English tourluts. in-
cluding a German banker. wero captured.
The brignnds deumndedn ransom of £5.01!)
for the prisoners. The latter sent word to
the (it-mum ambmnadur at Constantinople.
De Ihulowitz. Cir l-ellor Cnprivi. on be
ing communicated uh. authorized Rado-
witz to advance the amount, and the prin-
oners wow released. ‘
The other pmngcrs. not tourists, wen:
plundered, but not carried oil.
The place when the act of brigandngo
occurred lion between Constantinople and
Adrianople. The band which made the
attack on the trio numborcd thirty men,
led by the noted robber Anastzuurm The
brigands tint Boiled tho watchman on duty
at the railroad station. and when they hall
prevented him from giving an alarm they
set to work and tom up the rails (or sonic
distance. They set. no warning signal (or
the engineer of the train. but allowed the
cars to no. on to pussible deutrurtiou.
When the eaetern express reached the
«pot the engine tumbled over on its side.
dragging over with it the tender. a bug-
gngc car. and all the third class pamenger
coaches. The that clan [arranger cars.
luckily. did not follow the other part of
the train. but remahlod mielyon the mud.
When tho train this than disabled. the
hrignnds rushed forward. uttering loud
yell». brandishing their gun‘ in a most
threatening manner. and in ulhlwl the cars.
Several of tho pansengera n-siflh-d the in;
tank madoon them by the brlgands, who
replied with a volley from their gum, and
danguously wounded ono of the men who
sought to repulse them. The outlaws
tinally overcame the occupant-I oi the cars
and proceeded to plunder tbmn. stripping
the travelers ol all their valuables and
looting their baggage. When the brignnds
ended their Work 0! l‘ulllltfl'y they settled
[our of the [avenger-r In the tint class
can and also the engineer of the train and
then started with their rnptivea for their
rendervom In the mountains. The men
carried away by the outlaw-s were:
Oscariiregcr. Illa-r Israel. a banker 0!
Berlin; llerr Manuel. :1 landowner oi Sieg-
clodorl. Bavaria; lln-rr Oscar Kotylch, of
Zorbig, Prussian Saxony; Freundigor, the
engineer of the modern express. l'pon
numbing their retreat, the bandits m-nt
llerr Israel to get tho ransom of Whom
whichllley demanded {or the roll-m oi
the prlwncns. llerr von lindowitx omens
Bought by the Hockey Syldlouto.
lsommmm, Jiine1~~~lt I; announced
hcmlhnt the Monkeyryndlcate hill! pun
chaired the Mobile and Ohio railroad. The
amount Involved In the deal In cannon,
.‘ilr. Manley will probably be elected pray
idem In place at .l. l‘, Clark. The new
port-hon is 700 mile: long. and extends
tram East St. Loulu to Mobile, Ala. By
the Mlqllltllllml 0! thin line Mr. Monkey
bungmt north and loath Intent. It
connect: It Put tit. Loni: with the Louis
villa. Evansville and St. limits and touchuo
Peoria. ill. Innis. lmlinvlllo and Chicago
am the ration Max-ray nun.
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.km to”: In III-IMO.
Nlcw l’ un- ite—Rev. (Io-ml Young.
pastor c the (imam Pilgrim Baptist
church. on mania strut. Jim: City
llalghu, bu been committed to tho lind-
non county jail on I chars. oi embezzling
01.5w given him to inmt by William
Honour. of ti Chi! rim. who lion April,
law, baboon unable to got any “thine
my account 0! the money from Mr.
Young. Pastor Young an tho money in
mlelylnvutcd.
Tron-urn Dunn It». Down.
Tmrox. June 1~Ptdllp P. Dunn.
treasurer of the sun Rubber company, bu
migrant bin partition as president of the
Pint Nrtiunnl book, and “only after-
wud mmlo on ”ligament of hll largo
clothing establishment to 0001308. time
renor. Jonathan Blowout. who our
tarot oi the 8m Rubber mpcny. which
aim vocally. bu criminal lab larg-
wbolmlr grocery touch.
it or. toll loll mm
n‘ Y Juno I-«At muting of
tin mum the 0'!th, of Kuwait.
bald lut claim». Joli- Halli-norm Ill
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THEBIlSTflNSTfllE,
. 83 Washington Street.
' We wish to thank
one and all for the ap-
preciation which , Was
extended to us Wed-
nesday, on'the occaSion
of our’ first anniver-
sary.
During the year
upon which we have
iust entered, and in
years to come, it, will
be our aim to give fully
as good satisfaction to
our customers as in the
year past, and better,
if possible.
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Saturday
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THE Bflilllll SillllE,
83 Washington Street,
sou-m NORWALK, or.
mm.
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chillers mule promptly,
MANUFACTURER cam: m
HARVEYJLH. 70H 11!: Mutant 3.17. ‘
dealer in boots. chose. Willows”
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owns" a. trump mun.
mailman... from. a Bio. my
CALL AT mnn'sc-unnum lino on”
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LOCKWOOD L. Wuhlncton‘ 8t. _
lino mum. inn. arm clan».
SMITHS “'A
ington at“
TICEJ: N ’l. I . 0.31am t.S.N. rims
. .6 2 ii mutt.
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poultry. etc. Choir-e cuts at on
WEBBER, J. P. )3 Main at. N. choice“...
poultry. nah, vegetables. etc. ,
LUMBER nmmns a rumours.
BANDA LL'S MILL. KN. lumber Ind-limbs
rough or worked toonler, mouldlnmlrimm:
MASONS A31) BUILDERS.
SEI’MOI’R. HENRY. 128 “'est are. 8. N. All
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM H. a! West at. 8. N. Joh-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND ERAS!“
BATES, P. “1 “'ater 5t, N. mount-dun! oi
tine granite and marble work, Ind deal" in
stone work at all kinds.
MEN'S OUTFITI'ERS.
common: BROS. Masonic build' N. 14 so.
urnishmg goods.
Main est. 5.). Gentleman's f
FRANCIS & C0. {.6 Washington at. 8. N. lino
hats. gentleman's furnishing» of I“ kinds. "
MERCHANT canons. .
tfl'sml‘slil. E. 3i “'3“ st. N. A perfect fit
guaranteed: the Isles: styles always on hand.
KUI‘OI'R. F. I? 30. Main at. S.’ N. Pine tall-
orlng a upecindty. Repairing. etc.
MILIJNl-ZRY.
COLLINS, It. )1. 12 Main at. S. N. ladies own
material naed if desired.
FITCH. AGNES Miss. ““311 st. ‘3. my for
"Old Staten Island Dyeing Establ-ig'hmont.
Ml-‘Slc TEACHERS. .
GIBSO‘S. ALEX S. 2? Mcrwin st. N. M,
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
HOYT. W. H. d: SOS. El “'ater st. 3.x. (foot
0! Raymond! Planters. exportersnndwlzolc-
sale dealens in native oysters.
REED & HOD-1V .\.\‘. I34 Water $.83. Plan-
ters and slit; or Norwalk by storm.
VAN NAMiE‘EJ' 1.. it: ('0. P. 0. box 5488. N.
PA I'IIISS AND MODELS.
XORW ALK ATTEBX “(OBI-IS, ChnsJIAib
thorpo. pn .. Riversfldc uv‘c.$..\'. Houseboat-
ingn hr lull}. by steam hot water or hot
air. therenecs: Somali: Lock Company.
utohlnlfllr. llohnnnnn. (ate-ml: H. 1. Ben-
m-u. lstrillmi John Tryonmhot air): Willi-m
ILSmilh. ultimo; tirueo Church. that air);
and many other».
PAINTEBS.
BRAlXAi‘ll). F. C. 7 “'alcrst. N. Sign pointer.
Plum. gold and silver signs a specially.
()STlZliIlASK GEO. H. 7 Water at N. Ham
and nix“ painter. paper hanger; down!» .
euo'roomm-zns.
Nllll’l‘ll. it. s. 78 Washington st. 8. N. One
quality only. and that the best.
. PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \V. l'.. office {5 and IT \\'a:~hington 5L.
5. 3’. Hours ‘J to l”. 1 m3, 7 to 2‘.
PIANO TI'SI'ZII .k IH'II'AIRI'IB.
ll l'l 'lllil-Z. ( ‘. i". our Wall and Knight sinkhAla
a zllrl‘ in plumn, organs. sheet munic.etc.
PLAT I St: — GOLD. SILVEBAND NICKEL.
Sill'Tll Silll\\’.\l.l{ PLATING ('0. 49‘“! ‘-"‘"M
.-L All kindwl‘ elm trnplatingdone. log;
and refinishing or all kinds of in '
nun Barns mum; 7..
LA v'ru ).\'. .unoli M. “’a’ahington it. next'ho
5.x. l’rnprn y for onto. houses to renum adv
WOODWA RD. E. A. No. Main std-LN. housed“)
rent and building lots (or Mile. _
RESTAURANTS. .
BYXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad Place. 8. H.’ H
at all hours. Strictly first elm in every
spert.‘ A low table- boardrnx taken. , ‘
LINEN or:mn'niv:s'r.\t'lux'l‘.s.x. ' -
unfit
it) lhc but. ”learnt-lowest. Open
SCHOOLS. ,
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lmunliuguml (in) rot-hull. Springtgrm 5m
3 lb‘. Mi:.\l)‘r~' Sf' 00 i ' W
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snort-nun) Ann TYPE-walnut}.
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hay and evening Salome. Ngdpiggl’icw.
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5.x. l'ltbri. tit‘kel».tlrllla.mone'y order. (and
STONE DRAW
F'KRth‘. JilllN . \h' .
hrh ll, lime. retreat: bilgililmf‘ .331 “It
Ml'uri'ox. JDIIN ll. 62 Ta lor avenue. 8. N
Al... layer or concrete truths. , ,
mor Es. muons m with?
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thu- .-to\'e-o and water lit-uteri. P. 0. has ‘3
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dent-ell film II. N.‘ “Stigma.“ «M R”.
JELLIPI-‘E. "no. :r: Nu. Malay. Im.’ Open
at all hours. ‘ "
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inns for £1: now-uh.
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