Enquire
at
the
it!
Office
of
the
i EveningSentinel ~
in Mill or MEN IS our.
Thousands of Granite Workers
Are Idle New.
THE GREAT LOUKOU 1‘ IR PULL BLAST
W“
All New England Peel. the limwta of the
Gigantic Straggle Iretweea Capital and
Labor—It WIII lie War to tha Knife
fro-a Ilene-forth.
liosron', llay lit—One of the greatest
troubles that New England hurl ever been
amicted within now in full progress. It is
in the granite trade. All of the granite
firms in New England, with but low ex-
ceptions, have closed their works by a con-
urtcd prearrangement, mainly because the
workmen would not consent to have all
anaemia between employer and employee
dateeanhyuarfromJan. 1 instead of May
1, aha: been the custom. Such an agree-
ment, the manufacturers claim. is essential
to the proper conduct of their business, for
most of their yearly contmcts are made in
January and that is thr- time when they
ahould know the basin of wages for the year,
no that they may intelligently figure on
contracts.
At least 120,000 Men 0dr.
A conservative estimate placed the num-
ber of locked out quarrymen at ileum: they
live mainly in Boston. Quincy, Rockpol't,
Mom and Milford, Mass, Concord, N. H.,
Hallowed, Waterville, Clark’s Mills and
Portland, Me, Barre, Vt, and Westerly,
B. I. In many placeathe feeling among the
granite cutters 'B that the present state of
aflairs will not. last longer than the present
week, but thus far neither manufacturers
not employees are disposed to make any
cancem‘ion whatever. Some firms that have
government contractsare permitted tokoep
apart of their men at work. The men who
are idle claim that the manufacturers have
violated their contract by giving them only
fifteen minutes’ notice of the lockout instead
of the three months‘ notice that the (un—
tl'ICt tailed for.
While the lookout is the chief topic of
conversation in granite manufacturing cen-
ter! and thouands of men are idle. they
have been remarkably quiet and well be-
haved.
'l'ho lockout at Philadelphia.
Pmunauuu, May 17.-—'l‘lie lockout of
granite cutters threatens to effect the Roari-
ingTerminal depot in this city, in which
yanite from Stony ka, Conn. woe to
have been used If necessary the plans of
floatation will. be altered and othcrrna-
Work Will Continue at Albany.
Arman, May 17..—The stonecntters on
the capitol say the strike will not affect that
job. They any there is enough granitc on
handmheep their: busy for montlu. The
Stouecutters‘ union Vulvtl 8“” to the sink
ing Newark workmen.
Want Railroad new. AM.
Concerto, N. ll, May li-ltl-pm‘ntn
tires of the granite cutters hero m- 5.11:! to
be trudrnvoring to induce railroad men to
rafm to handle freight for the granite
manufacturers.
But Five Per Cent. Cltilena.
Carcaoo, May 17.—lmmigralion inspector
8. C. Osborne, of New York. is in thin city.
Ha ha fin'nhod an investigation among the
coal fields of Pennsylvania regarding the
alien labor employed at the mines, and soy.-
thlt but 5 per cent. of the miners are clu-
am The balance are Poles. italintm, Shiv:
and Hungarians. "The mine owners." hr
said, “can get all the foreign inborurs they
want without violating the alien contract
labor law."
Wasnrnorox, May ll. Jl’he United
States supreme court has decided that rail-
road companies may lawfully sell tickets at
minced rates to parliea of ten or more per-
son. This decision bringn joy to the theat-
rical profession throughout the country,
who are mainly interested in "party
ticket.”
lady Cm Stewart Saul.
humour, N. J., May ll.-Sberill Smoch,
of Homouth county, but served papen
upon Lady Cora litewart in proceedingr
brought hya wealthy young man of New
York to regain poulenaion of ymiporty which
aha belch at Chapel Hill,aml which it 'n
chimed wan not legally presented to her.
Danton Wan Milo; a Divorce.
Pans, ltay 11—h local paper claim that
Deacon, who la to be tried for shouting at.
Abdlln. had already taken steps toward
procuring a divorce before the tragedy no
curred. To his solicitor Mr. Deacon do
chad that hit wife’s wudoct wan new
play until Abelllo waa introduced to her.
Parry lay [land Guilty.
Lvon, N. Y., lay I'LHEIM Moo
m lclnemey and many other em
of the New York Central railroad
American Bryn. company min town
wmyheforetha grandjury in the cane
oftentnrobborl’eny. it it expected that
Parry will plead guilty.
Illicit! TIN W’ to Illa.
Amal. N. Y., lay l‘l.-—-Joaeph L Tin
all. in lib little m: titanium“ hen“
awaiting death y. n ma
have antear of death. The name on
nudhlholierakruacwill betriod.bul
a Mince-ad voltage will be obtained.
III. It!” 0Com! to hatga.
law You, It” 11—h". Dr. Brim an
mil at the annual dinner of Union
minary hie willingnae to re
"Jo: cannon KNOCKED od‘r.
Ila Sacco-ha to George Godfrey In In:
. Ion-III. .
Naw You. May ll—Jl'lm fight iaat night
at the Coney Island Athletic club between
Joe lnnnnn and the coloml pugiliat, George
Godfrey, both of Boston, mailed in the do
feat of Lannon. Four rounds were fought.
Lannon claimed a foul, but it was decided
that he was punched out. There were only
2,500 yeople present for the mason that
most of the opens "went broke" on the de-
feat of Lougstreet in the Brooklyn handi‘
up. The betting waa lull to BSLOII Godfrey.
Launch Weighed in at N: pounds, while
Godfrey tipped the beam at Iii). ,
Although only four rounds were fought.
they Were of the warmest character. The
men were plainly in to fight out a grudge,
and they went at each other with all the
vim that was in them. Godfrey had the
beer of it all the way through. He knocked
Lennon down in the fourth round and again
went down with him in n clinch, in which
Godfrey thumped the white man several
times before falling. Linnon was plainly
groggy as he tried to rise from the knock-
down. He was thoroughly played out from
the blows on the ribs and face that Godfrey
had put upon him. Just before the end of
the fourth round Godfrey rushed his man
11m atom GODFREY.
in a corner. sum-dim] him against the ropes
and punclml him bani and often. After
the gong mundod lhxlfrey continued to
punch and landed a still righthaudcr on
Lennon's ribs.
Everyhmiy cried “Peril!" and Lunnon
tried to light luck, but he was tirednnd
winded and his blows had no effect. After
the men went to ilirir corners lannnon‘s
seconds claimed the decision, and refused
to allow their man to go out fornnother
round. The reform- would not allow the
claim of foul and gave tho va-nlii-t to God.
fruy. Lnnnon'n fro-min entered a pmtrsf.
but iiodfroy will probably receive $2.2m)
out of the $3.10) purse.
Con!“ Wit-a the Century lace.
NEWARK. x. .l.. in, it. from.) \v. Cof-
fin, of the limitless Ian's ('ycle league. of
tho city, Won the it!) mile race from Phila-
delphia. lie wan completely exhausted and
had tube-mortal to the hotel. None ill
the other nib-rs were in sight when lie fin-
ished. (Yofiin had rt-ro'ntf'wne minnow handi-
cap and his :iz-izul'. mm.- m» 7h. oim bus. I",
t‘. Unmpmlm. of the W. (I. ll, of Winning»
ton. Da'l . ull" of “iv scratch own. wrul
second, lusiwfual limo being Ill. :lt‘ym lives.
He Wins the prize for the host actual tinw.
D. T. Wayne, W. A. C. viva-t third. (i, W.
lionllllng. of Q. i'. “G, of Philadelphia,
fourth. and James Blake. L'. C. it, of Eliar
bctb, fifth.
sin College Records Broken.
ll narrow. May iii—At the field meeting
of the Trinity athletic taut six college rw
ords were broken and Strong, of ”.10, vmn m
the 100 yards dash. uplzihng the New Eng-
land inlt'ri‘ollt-glfili.‘ record.
l'ltclwr Haddock Sigurd.
Bosrox. May iii—Pitcher Haddock, who
hashvld out for a long time against the
terms oflcml him by the Brooklyn manage-
ment. has compromised the matter and
signed a contract.
8hr Killed thr- Outlaw.
MAYI‘I'I’IVIIJJZ, S. 12, Hay lit—A. L.
Gilmore, a notorious outlaw, catered the
house of Rev. W. Brunt. Ild will; In
one but Mia- llmm there, forced her to
prepare dinner for him at lb meta
pisfol. Aftorc-ating amounts out
of tho window. Mia; Brunt ruined a gun
and fired eighteen buck-that lathilmove,
killing him. A reward of m wan out for
Gilmore. which Mina Brunt will get.
Era-t I’aeand Viriorloun.
Ql'llltfll'. May l':.~——Judge ltonthier run
tiered judgment for Found in the cm of
tho queen wmus ilmt Paced. for the re
curt-try of the “in,” of the Bale den Cha-
lcurs mom-y snlaidies which Pacand got
from (t. N. Armstrong. railway contractor.
iiin honor stated that hand did not deal
directly with the late :0th and
could not be answerable dimly in it.
Important New Iatlroad ‘vl’rqjeet.
Chairman, May 17rd project ha- been
started to give this city a new railway ont-
lot to the militia!!! by way of West Virginia
and Virginia, with the Atlantic terminu-
elther at Yorktown or Hampton Ronda, Va
The line willtnvemthawalandlmndb
trier- of three Itatea and will. if both, di-
verta great export trade now going via
New York. ‘ . .
Jana-ta for Plttabnrg Edam
{imam-ml, nil-y If.~Agont McClure, of
t law and Order league, haa
ham-rim in dead earnelt Inainrt the Sun
day new-papers. Information baa been
*madeapinat and warrants honed for the
amtoftbopmnietcnof'l’helaader.
Dl'patchandl’ma
"not rm'a Inlcldo.
by taking morphine. lie was formerly edl
tor of ’l‘heNorthweotern Financier and waa
,
More
TELEGRAPHIC antvmm; ’ ; .
Newa of the capture of lolly-v” ” A“.
Venezuelan random is co .
Beam-y Pduwh a poor Mariam lie
caught only one fish on his recent trip.
Democratic members of the home declare
they have no intention of ordering an invcav
tigatiou of the chug-m flu: Minister Egan
and Consul McCreery have beanuaiug their
positions at Chili for speculative purpoaea
Mr. Holman auccmdnd in striking out or
.the sundry civil appropriation an item of
.12,” for the Smithsonian institution.
The Richmond Terminal plan of reorgan-
ization has been alundoued.
it h believed that Earl lbnawll'n abandon»
ment of claims for costs against his wife in
the recent divorce anit indicates a recon-
ciliation between the parties.
. The composition of the Italian mini-try
were: the adherence of ltnly to the triple
alliance. ,
The Parmera‘ Alliance delegation in con-
green have decided to compel the reeogni»
tion of the snbtrenury bill by outrun-ting
other legislation until thoir bill gets mn-
aidered. .
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
At New York-
NewYorh ..... lluzooulol—
Philadelphia...b 0 ti o l! 3 l) l I) -»
Prim: King and Boyle. Keefe and Clem-
lll K
Second game—
949..
we;
on.”
. Davis and Connor. Mutton and
_ an:
Shlnuu. .,...o I) o o 1; o 1 o o. 4 3;
Cincinnati... . l u o l o o o 3 x :, 9 t
Ballerina: liuiro and linvklwy, I’hauiwr‘ntin
and Murphy.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
A: lilnghamron-
u a :
Binuhaxnton,..l l o :l o o 3 l I» lilzlll
Elmira .......... oooouonul-lt:
Ballerina: Townsend and Casey. Frill-hen and
Boyd
At Albany it. n. I
Albany ......... 30000ll29ll
uyraruw ....Ulotoouv«o ":4:
Bill’vl‘n‘i‘ hinrphy and Taylor. )lycru and
Couxlllm.
Al Ki-u Haven
New H: you, .. o n
Tin) o u
. n
“Jill'llth. “It'll: '
t'kfim.
I) i ll 0 .
unlimitnl tilt
\frfimzigh and Goodall. lX-asy and
ll 0
' - LI It II. B
_nooouuono o5:
,unlgliltllilHD:
m \\‘-.’.+:nand Maul. Ryan and lillmy
Al l i:ulp-lpli;a‘ Princeton. 9. l'mvfl'sityol
anlnyltanizt. l
Superlohnrl'eat Ryan Ila-0nd.
Strum-Hr, S. Y.. May it «John 1' Ryan
nulwlnntrnnb-m of M't'llfln ii of the Erie ca
nnl, baa im-u removed as a result of tilt
mmndwt of one of bio auburdtnaiea. Um
of hit foremcn, whether with or without
directions from higher authority, placed l
large number of “dummies" on the pay roll
The explanre came through a trump print
or, who was out-red adollar if he would gt
in the cmal office, draw nix dollars and
turn the blunt! offer to the foreman. Th.
winter accepted the offer, but kept the en
“IQ-mount. He told the story to a new!
paper man and then left tho- my. lt iualo
that the Itate has been syntcmaumllyde
handed in this way for yearn
No Hope of Union in Ireland.
Drums. ltlny li—le meeting of thea-
iniereeted in The l-‘reeman'u Journal lino
National Press wua adjourned without hay
ingucotnplmhcd anything beyond inteluify
lag of the MINNIE“ of the faction. Tbt
criminationa and reerimlnatlom paw
among lfr, Bilbo, Ir. “only and their fol
lower. mrpvaaad the nnticipationa ol thl
teem enemies of the Irish came.
'1'- In a Plat. “la-a Tran.
Prrrnat' no, lay l7.~F'or come wnh
moneyed men have quietly been working it
aecnm the formationof a trust of all tlu
plate gla- factorie- in America. The Porn
concerns, Howard Plate Glass company
Irwin Plato (lla- oempany, standard, at
Butler; (.‘harloroi Plate Glam company and
Crystal Plate Glam company. of ('rynta
Qty, Imam-aid tobalntbedeal.
Ira. Peelhpugt’a Bany rowan.
Raw You. IayJ’L—The body of mi-
ing Ira (barge ll. Pochlnpaugh waa found
in the lindwn river, of! lllverdale. Tia
manwhofound herbody,aud whowillre
gain the Hill reward which wla eluted by
In. her husband, Dr. Pachiapangh, wan Police
Within A. florrbonmf the King'a Bruin
precinct. The woman undoubtedly cont
mitted suicide.
Again» the liver and Harbor Alt.
Cincinnati, lay I‘m—Judge flap, of ta.
United Staten diatrict court, has nudcradt
decision declaring the hat river and harm
thathvaeaetaryofwarwlthjudlehl
pewm 'l’benntterwillbuppealed.
held-liar Ole-a 060.000 Hera.
Raw Yuan. lay 17.~Joha D. Rockefeller
ha given Mill) to the endowment fund
of the Tabernacb maintain, in Second
avenue. Ir. Rockefeller gave mam to:
the building land when the Tabernacle w-
built, five year: ago.
um. I. Dela—am Ill.
Wallace human-a aeri-
aunttadrofflltoia famwltha
towardplenriay. Behattheholao ofhh
mm.m.rm
“mini Alta-d moo-brunt.
Danna, lay t7.-—lt b maneu-
tIaayh-mphdaainvitationto the in
Wilma-fault...
DalmdtheM'
e. w hams
vertiSe create th
Ii.ll.l
Newl’orh...0 l 0 0 l) 1’ (I l 2 0 1-7 9 I
Philadelphiafll l l D n 0 2 l n 0- 6 ti 3
Batteriee: Rule and Boyle. Weybing and
Cree.
At Baltimore- n. a. r.
Baltimore ..... 3.6I00l0001—98f
Washington...0 l 0100:! u or 5 r :1
Batteries: McMahon and Robinson. Knoll
and McGuire.
Somali game» it If. a
Baltimore ...... 000000040~43£
Washington..." I) 0 ll 0 '2 ll 2] x — 5 92
Batten-3a; Cobbanduunsuu. Kllh'll and Nil-
lizan.
At Baron ~ ll u. a
Boaten..........0 Li 0 U 2 0 d 0 2-" ll) 0
Brmklyn.... o 0 l 0 o 3 o l 0:4 3 2
Balk-rial: Swetta and Guam-ll. You". and
Daly.
A: Pittsburg . n n. r.
Pittaburg......0 l 0 0 II 0 ll 0 0, l 6 E
Chimgo ....... loozoooostoz
Batteries Baldwin and Muck, llutchinaon
and humor.-
At Cleveland- It ll. a
Cleveland... .0 o 3 o 0 u d o n»- :l u ‘.
" ,oulononoolsfl
, pacing-.- znnicso {in large 52 *
act of congm uncountltutional to far at if ha
Tmnrm,l’a, lay ll.-lion. Georg. for
Dam
Sulldandbsu .. _ .
mu*
BEST
. 0
, ‘3‘.
i
S
1/2_
Makes an Cicely-day convening of an
old-hm: luxury. Pure and whqlesome.
Prepared with scrupulous core. Highest
mum! at all Pure Fond linvsllu-ns. Each
Avoid
imitations—and insist on in". iz‘g the
NONE SUCH Nani.
HERRELL & SOULE. Sync: N. Y.
erratum a.
at Tatiana
AND SULPHUR.
n. In! warm: may
3:
i
a!
n
F. o. summit,
um».
noun.
aDBm
Sparkling and healthier. Enjoyed by the
whole family, No other root beer et-
ncf equals Williams' in strength and
purity. One bottle of extract makes 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.
Thhlsmoal. “lounge-id”
- “it".hlh (n. One I”
trial will nuppml ln'l.
w..- a tut-we. may.“
a! «It
iii. iiiilli‘g‘iilinilmiii
Dental Plates.
This Improvement
fog wwlth the
am . plate in
‘30:" nae. The
" “hilt“. mi;
one-
, and may: «on.
traated on tree mo
12me the ninth wit perfect
“o...” .‘...."'l“‘“' “Motown:
W I
noda no “I “from of the “3
re.
The patent to
in do i ll-
.liilmllml‘d:
gal moduli?"
u: 0‘!
that. no: and ritu-
W moths, m... a...
be , l
foothill. 'l‘hia In an in out
we take into madden! that over
are as m an upper. to further lulu»
nation call at
B. F. InlltIIII'I Mel. Ill! 8t.
'who
Slum Tunas To Tau
NATIUNAl BAPITAI.
l'nean Tn: Wham-Coroner!» 81:81le
a
Ptuus’llviiil'mnmoln,
l‘cbru 13, March 17. April 7, 28, May
my 19 "308.
Excursion Tickets
flu-d only on special train. will he sold from
. ew York av
$12.5
$ll.00
Return mnponn valid only on awful train.
the Saturday following. The '12.” rate in~
nudes railway fare am meals enmute in both
directions. hotel accommodations in “'aahln -
ion of the Arlln on. Norman-lie, Ehbitf. W ~
lord's. or fti 'a noun from supper on Thurr
do) to loin: mun Saturday. mth includve.
be II 1.00 hill" does not include meals en-
route, but. «rovers all the other features of the
(our. )SPFf‘lAL TRAIS will leave New York
at Na. in. on the dates above mentioned.
Tourist agent. and chapen-u will morn n
ear-b part -. For Itineraries. tickets am in l
informal on adding Tourist Agent Penna“.
mwm Railroad. 849 Broadway, 39w 3 orb.
CHAS. E. Pl'fill. J. R. W00!)
Uivn'e‘rr'lthlanagu. General Pana- Agent.
. a ll
Dr. F. W. Vllarmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
u'rown and Bridge Worm
ll EST SET or TEETH 05' RED lil'BliEll
38$“
Guarantred to be the Best and lbefiame that
other Donna“ rlmrge Twiw ur- mui'll for.
Twill thrm‘lul without pain - 5w
Soft Filling! Mn and up
Hold l'illllr‘n - SH" and up
All work pertaluimr to llenl’lat ry gunraufn-d
in be the lies! workmauahlp at private axiom
Ifill‘tltflil i‘liltl‘pfl‘d by illh ill-fillets.
I'll’Fll‘l-I. t‘.’ “2‘51". “TON STREET.
Over Pm Office. South Xerualk. mi ly
1mm l. min '
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and Bis FITTEH.
JOBBIHG l srtclim.
ll» 1.... when flu.- {Lt-WHIP"! underlie LER—
mr‘ . lib ‘Yl’tfillll’lg‘l‘ll oln‘fl. South .‘mrwm.
aim lltlm'. it for
Augmns
[ll MBINE
ROUND TRIP.
I viz-«wilfully unlicll a aharr of public pnlron~
aw. i rob-r lo plumblnll have done for thr-
wul wvrn yearn, to the employ of ii . ll. Inex-
er .\ i‘u
\ll work will hm e my prrmnnl mp.
, and w ill l‘tLernplly calculi-ti and
lint. t’llfll’flllir . Inu- nwarrful lltftn
W.H Meekertcn.
Sanitary “Flumhing
low Pressure Steam “effing
a specially.
Tlll AID SHEET lllllli Will.
not Air Hating. flange: and lim-
ing Stem.
Axum. for all lhe Boynhm ('0 'a aim-lull!“ and
Florida Boiler
Full Uni of Tin Wm.
it South Iain It. 80. Henrik.
Sale "Money"!
BY VISITING
F. BflYtSTDN’S
Factory alFlva fills River.
aim-mummy
Ill mutt
Gnatvarimof Volcanic-and riled: a
familiar-cost. Aheaflmltneofbolland
'Mflfim‘“ with" W”"'"""‘.""" m.
1-; .7 mm...“ “W..-
SHINE-"Till
nently ad-
’who keep
public are
,
i. s ... . ,
the
- Office
Of
the
EveningSen incl
5
-piymE~Ts
ammo!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clockslliamonds.
neon. JUHNSUN & cnill’llll.
2I9 Montague St.
crr'r HALLSQUARE. 8'00””. u. l
Thus for our goods delivered in South Nor-
wnl). have given general utialaelion. and our
method of payment in highly appreciated. Full
information can be of our agent.
GUSTAV PlTZER.
19 PAILROAD PLACE.
80le “Will CONN. ll}.
“rnwcsrre‘
I7 IMIII STIEET, IllllWIll.
'1‘) our friends and patrons we has to an.
bounce that our Sprintr lulportafiona for ltd!
are~ now received. in w iich your attention in
respectfully innted. thinning week in will
offer Special Bargain.- in Ribbons- and Flow
norm: hundred lmveaof Flown"! chm)»
fru.u- bullet, can make selection and we
will l’lthfV‘r their Ufllll' until inter if desired.
um oven tun PRESSEII ill THE
[ATEST STYLES.
ladies' own Material made to order
MRS. w. rchm.
luring Hillllll M. W °‘
led Clover.
”WM"
A Form" cure for all Female 01300523.
A III film‘s—A and languid full-c. law
Iplrludaraa Ind dupe-dun without haewn
cane. indignation. header». backache. bearing
down palm arrow the lower partof the bowel- with
great mum-v in tho region of the cum. bladder
difficilltlfl Iranty urine. with frequent deaire to
more. leumnbm and constipation, . .
spams “3'!” in plea-ant to take. being in
the form of tiny clpaulea or
pills which, if taken according to diractloul never
full: to roll." or can the uvaraat far-a one-ale
waatuaa Price 81.50 per ha: annex-at foren-
mantna treatm-nt or st.” for 8 Inna macho!
for3 mnnt‘is n-eatniant .aally anal hr lha vury
went can mid by all druggiail or malted' ll
a analod urban upon receipt of prica . .
Addma (‘ 'lu‘ll'linrltlflc (0.. Iraollya, I}
“‘5
Within 5 Minutes. Plu- cont 53mph: mn-
laina l curb; ’l’en cent sample mntaln‘ 3
coma. R 'ulnr alum 25¢. 50¢. & .lx mailed
not paid} 10W!!!) a JAMES, Wholesale
linguists. in-rklyn.$. 1. Sold b' the fol—
lonln: Ninth Norwnll. drugulata; . ll. Bax-
rn. W. H. Hoyt. R. H. Plan-ml Ii, i'. Stmmn
malvuarmn.
~—.—.
Serrraigia, Sick-head~
who. AMI-biliousaml
uneasy family In rativr
killing? 013'“ )tl’lfi':
eon y re a r- or
1H ‘ “ l “U ‘ curinxpllcs inallfornns.
)0 V) For sale eve where.
{L\’ amlatPLAls ED's
u Drug Store. SoJorwalk.
Price a nut. in boa.
A "ILL. Prowl!!!" Pnl’llaml. Me. "I 30:
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
lie-rib .Valn v-v rot-t.
W"‘,‘HH" all
[twain-
Some
Raise the
Objection I
'I'IIA‘I' EVERYTHING IS low BOLD
i-aort-r urn-r rncr cantor
arroan 'ro anvanrru. run
is .mvr wnv rnnv anouw
aovnmsn. warm: lli run
ADVANTAGE or alumina ran-
ricuuunv cnnr on err-nine
uncut." out.“ manual
tr rue PIOPLI an nor aana
awaar. or man:
?
Why not
Try the‘
gamma!
alumna?
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!
More than 100,000 New England fam-
ilies attest the purity and uperiofity of
A‘l‘ Ml SHALL A lAMlK 0" .
Superlative
other. All aell
t.
famous
bill'il“°ll-'”"‘“‘l””
. Innen Ills
was only ' it'll
0., (Ida.
uh
without“.
Mill. ASENTS,
on Main Street.
furl: 3111
city 18 at
HUNT 8t ZELIlFF’S
3.2-Wasulxurox STREET—32.
freshest fish to be had.
lot of shad arrives every day.
PllllE lulllfl CliSllP.
PlCKlEll DYSTEBS
tor and Vegetable Market,
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HllNl &lElllFF’S
32 maturation STREET.
B. l. BBKSETT E. :5. Bi’s’l’fil
28 Main Street, St. Ilernli.
Meats.
F is» Oysters.
OF ALL KINDS 1N Till}!!! SEASON
Washhurn Brushy 00’s
in the beati‘lonr made. and aachaap “any
i Eve ’ barns or
heart the name of
None genuine
Keney, Rubens &. 00.,
Theéieadihg fish market of mé
____,..__._.
There you can always find the
A fine
8 IMPORTED SllllllllES.
Orders called for and delivered.
\Vholcsalc and Retail Fish, (lys-
BENNETT 8t. HUSTED,
Fmils.legelahles.Poultry.
AT WHU‘LELALF a" RETAlL.
no
While Hellebore,
. Bamphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
laplhalien.
(I
Paris Green,
In quantities to suit at the low.
est market prices.
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HALE,
Fertilizersl
Raymond
Bros.
Our Pure Ground Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super-
phosphate at less than it costs7
other dealers. )
DRINK “
Thea Nectar,
Pl'Rl-Z I'HINESE TEA.
far: only be found at
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company’s
STORE.
4| Main Street. lorwalll. Bonn.
v
Read This!
ian‘l foul oil the people all flu- Hull'-
1” scheme or (help inmirnuie.
ruranreis ilk!“ cheap money; it ain't worth
much.
your-aelfin A :tw of old age.
iolicy on tho endowment [I an in the Connect-
Irill:I General Life [murmur l‘ompnnyml' Hart-
0 .
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Annunlll Waahingion 5!. south Sorwalk
(i. ”8“.“ it SUN
Soccer-or» to C. it. Delilvn.
5| Washington 8. 80. Renault
21 Main Street Hamill.
Fireman-e
Bakers. commoners,
ICE tint-2AM.
r. Dell] n Onlernl’ru if no
w. F. llzfllyui . iii", ’- 2d.
ALBI‘N‘ MAL‘MO.
Dealer In all kind: of
Fruit and Salted floats, Sausage,
VEGETABLES. DELICATESSEN.
Butter. lug». lam.(.‘anmid(lcuyds.nrb. Clam»
".m- nlc.
NORTH MAIN STRIE'I'. SEAR WEST.
flonth Norwall. mll’ ly
llBllElttflMSlicl
Are lleadquarteru for Seed Potatoes; five
choice vurietlea~Early Beauty of Bel)-
ron, Early Ilene. Early Ohio, White Star
and New Queen-handsome seed stock
pod warranted true to name. Grown at
Boultnn,ABOOSTO0K (X)UNTY,)Iaine,
Amatook County lira in the extreme
northeast corner of the United Bum.
and contain 3; million moi as for-
tile land as the sun shim on. The null
mache- down to bed rock. The farmer
here makes a regular flu-inc. of raising
potatoes for need, and be but hemevery
natural advantage. The location is no
far north» tolnanre ahardy growth.
Particular nitration in given to keyring
the reed pure. and by years of palmtalo
lug Houltou cred potato: have agreat
reputation. if you want lime of the
trained potatoes grown in the United
Statuawe have them. No fancy print-a.
Price-from 01.10 ten.” per both“.
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Special Mention.
BEST BUTTER 256. lb.
humble-punhyaurlawnby
“ml...“ norm hummus
By M'llelllrh, esuniatce‘ and cheap ntckelo
you can (mil fill of the peoplr- aonir of the lime.
and some of the {~20pr all of fin- tiulc, but you
' All it n-
olowment Policy in the ('onnwrirut General
3.in insurance l‘onipnily is what thc [ample
will ban-alter they mu u been for-[rd lnln buy-
l‘lleap in-
lf you want protection for your family, or
N a plain definite
There is nothing, (unless it. be-
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as.
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and foil, and wear. out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la»
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
it, ask your grocer for it now
Be sure and get the genumh.
nun "us it in not the selling
film.- alone, that must
”Inf. ing at a knowledge of
the value of an article.
of 'Dobbine’ Electric aein four barn of
any other amp made, and it will, if need
fin/much work as any other. he coat in
hilt a very slight advance on that of in
‘tuem & 00.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
soap made. If you haven’t tried
with our mm; on the wrapper.
mniddcred, in arriv-
1‘liere in as much real pure coup in a bar
according to directions, do four timer
ferior soap. lnsiatu in llobhina'EIectrir '
l. 1.?
wlihao Rat w
“am t3: mi; all. girl:
funnier-ram, it it
wig-amen“
.. "rightful. 119 '
_ a. raw
hyperfine ~-
(.an.” fifggkmmm
pal wll we” .
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Norwalk Chronicler