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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 4, 1892 · page 2

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lira diminution: Summer Radon on long Island sound.
New Bathing Houses.
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floor Facility for Piovidinglor Largo Excursions.
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On and after May 81, theRoton Point STEAMER “JESSIE B.” ,
will leave South Norwalk at the. m., 12:30, 2:15, 3:50 5:50 p. in. ,
Leave Roton Point, 11 n. in., 1:20, 2:50, 4:35, 6:45 p. in.

8UNDAY8~Leave Booth Norwu‘k, 10:30 a 111.. 12:30, 2:15, 3:50,
‘ 5:50 and 7:30 p. to.
you: Roton Point, 11:10 am.,1:15, 3:0), 5:00, 0:40 and 8:15 pm.

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ExcursIOn Fare. 25 Cents.

Time table subject to change without notice.

 

'odrnrwrnprsnvno.

I Clarksou Makes a Positive Au-
uouncement at Last.

“3 BLAINEBAYS‘TA WILL A001?!"

mt That Elllllnnl Blaine flu Be-
oelvad a Telegram Contalnln; 'l'hoee
Significant “'ortla from Ilia Mother.
Harrin- Ian Working lake heaven.

Hummus, June 4. —— Senator Quay
was naked: “Well, senator, we have been
Iapocting that some one would arrive here
who would be able to tell us positively
whether or not Mr. Blaine .wlll accept a
nomination Baathe man wlm onnspeah
arrived?

“You should put that question to General
Ghrkaoni,” replied the Pennsylvanian, turn
in; to Clarkaon.

“You can state positively on my au-
thority that llr. Blaine will not refuse the
unification,” mid Mr. Clarknon.

Senator Quay gave mat to Mr. Clark-
auda language. The leaders of the an-
tiadministration forces held a secret confer
once which hated several hours. There
werepreaent Chairman Clarhson, Senator!
Wuhhura. Stockbridge, Quay and Hans
laugh, Ben. J. Sloat Famett, Conger, on
Ohio; 1!. C. Payne, of Wisconsin, and C. I.
Pillay, of Missouri. When the meeting war
over Senator Stockton-idea stated that the
Mnheraof the conference were oi the opin-
im that President Harrison could depend
upon the votes of but 311 delegates all told,
. of whom “tare federal oilioeholdera, while

therewere opposed to him 5’51 delegates.

Of the delegates from the states which cast

theirelectoralvotes for Harrison in 1353.

senator Stockhridge said that only 191 were

hornarrlaon and 359 were opposed to him.

It wn not claimed that all the oppeaition

delegates were for Blaine.

That Blaine Would Accept.

A report waa current in the lobby of the
West hotel that the Chicago Tribune would
aooapubliah an authoritative statement that
Blaine would accept the nomination The
aourceol authority was not stated. Sena
torHanala'ough, to whom the report was
mentioned, said he had not heard of it. "1
dai’t doubt it, however," he said. ‘ ‘No friend
dBlaine'a questions the statement that he
will accept the nomination."

John C. Now new line a list of over ax),
allof whom, he claims,” instructed and
pledged for Barrion,whlle he hasasup
plementary list of forty or so more that
while WM“! (an in his judgment be
Milled no part of the president's force.

Senator Quay oamein shortly before noon
on aapecial car with Senator: Stockbridge,
Sawyer, Pelton, Gallinger and Congres-
man we no company. Stockbridge
andflawyerare Harrison men, while Felton
andGIningernre noni'omniittul. Buttons,
although an open Alger man. said that
should the lBlaine movement go so far as
the placing of Elaine‘s name before the con-
vention Alger would not be a candidate.
At the same time he had reasons to believe
tint before Tuesday morning it would be
authoritatively understood whether or not
Bhine consented to the use at his name.

Eel-tor Quay Angry.

Senator Quay was not in a particularly
quibble mood. He said that ninety—nine
out ofa hundred or the alleged interviews
with hlmacl! during the [lost few days have
been purely imaginary, and that he did not
propoao teeny a word until alter'he luul
contend with Clark-Jon. In the ctllln-le‘: oi
the trip there was an inlunnal talk concern-
ing available dark hem The names o1
Shermanand McKinley were talked of in
thicounection. Certain 01 these belonging
to the aeoatorial party took thoground that
the nomination of either would not weaken
the party in Ohio, and that the nomination
of Sherman would open up the senatorial
pthway to Parakennd thus heal the ex-
btingdilferencea in the Buckeye state. It
waaahothe aentiment in the event of the
when. of either Blaine or llurrimn, it
would be good politics to put n [or western
man in the mud place on the ticket.

Burbank (Dildo! Headquarter: Open.

Harriett was the first 0! the candidates

 

 

Millet! took pomlon cl unite No.
ZSMMM the West hotel, one of the

manner a mall anny of tywwriwn
"Mine thorough orv
“batten la nu‘cneary to ultimate sum-u"
bthe motto of the mldent'a lrleoda. and
they-y tint in twenty-tour hours, with
It. MD. to their forces, they will
have an organization wrapleu in every

gt

0! Clarhon'o quartcra, on the
hand. the Blaine cohort: have no
place, and 0' thin they are com-

‘l‘hey any that like their opp»
Ilata thy moat have organization, or aha
thy will be dandy in the mitten of boati—
whaolua, and will fail [or lack of detail

mien

Harrie.- Ien World-g Hard.

Int main. there was a great accession
totheflarriloutoreea. Prom allovarlnd}
no there came an advance guard of several
hundred Recorders, wearing the llarrlvoa
eolura, and not of theta politician with
ialuaaeaatlmmeaodabmad. Alloftheer
were primed with ammonia, supplied with
ammunition and rent out man;
various «Meantime as tut as they ar»
. rived. nothing will he lelt undone toward
Wing and Iolldttylng the Harrison
ode-a. While the Blaine men are talking
manning the othernde proposes to be
a. fart an merchant of the»
'mmmitteo arrive they are taken Into
he Ilflrhun map and tlwir views «tended.
u th adminhtraaton molt express conn—
”that when the convention meeta Mr.
Item will have a rocking majority.

did the llarrhon

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nation] commutes. Mr. Parent. or do they
represent your own maclnalonal"

“I have noauthorlty to speak for other
members of the cornmitteo," said his F.
aett. “These are my figures only."

Senator: Biseock, riuwyer and Hilton,
Congreasman Burrows and tax-Senator
Spooner have joined the Harrison forces on
the ground. Congmssmnn Burrows ex-
pressed himself as isonfldent ol Preeident
Harrison's renominntiou. Bx-BeuatorSpoon—
or, who will second Chauncey Depew'apre-
tentatiou of the president's name, aid:
‘Things looked much like Blaine. but now
the sentiment in all running toward Preai»
dent Harrison. 1! Secretary Blaine doea
not make any further statement. as in re-
ported be will not, I do not see how he can
be nominated under any circumstances."

Warner Miller's appearance is auxionaly
awaited by both factions. Inquiry by the
managers among men representing atatea

from which the uninetructed delegates

come. reveal the fact, it is reported, that
many of this class are waiting for Mr. Mil-
ler to define his position belore coming to
a determination themselves. Whatever
the stand he takes, it is admitted that he
will greatly aflect the ,voto in the conven-
tion.

It is said orders have been given that no
efl’ort shall be made to close the Blaine
boom before Sunday, by which time from a
dozen or twenty Blaine clubs will be here.
\l’ith them on the ground it is expected
that such a demonstmtion will be made

('barlea Izmory Sniith'a stand.

Cmt'aoo. June 4.—Charles Emory Smith.
erministor to Russia and editor of the
Philadelphia Press. is not a delegate to the
convention. but will work for the reiiomi—
nation of the president. “l'pto the time oi
my return lrom St. Petersbnrg 1 had imag-
ined the president would surely be nanom-
innted," he sold, ”but since the horizon has
clouded. StiH I believe Mr. Harrison will
be the nominee."

Mr. Smith thought that if the square
issue 01 Blaine or Harri-ion were presented
the vets cl Pertusylvunia’s (IeIcgalion
would about split in half.

Illhln-i Saya Blaine la Out.

Wasznxumx. June l.-—Thenir is full 01
political rumors. One is to the cfiect that
Chauncey Depmv has telegraphed Mr. Blaine
asking for no unnonnwment of his inton-
tions. Another is that Mr. Blaine vnllro
sign from the cabinet next Tuesday, and
this clearly define his position. None ol
these rumora can be verified. It is evident
that the president and Mr. Blaine under-
stand each other. but to the public there is
much mystery. Nerotnry Ellnns, the warm
lriond of eiwh, is avowcdly forth c president
and is n-portul as saying that Blame is not
a candidate and will not be nominated.

 

Porter the llnrrlmn llv-n'a Choice.

Misstan ILL-1, Juno 4.~The Harrison men
want General Porter. of New York, for
temporary chairman. They have worked
up the. candidacy of General Porter in the
national committee and figured out a ma
jority of air (or their candidate. They do
video that '11 Langston should be named by
the national rmnmntn e the r. .wult Would Th
acccptul my final 11ml no light Vl‘ulilkl he ninth
in tho (‘HlthllllnlL but tin,- ilulit‘ntiom an
that the “itl‘l'lmrli men have gained their
tint \‘Ii‘turyunrl that lieucml l'urtcr will be
temporary chairman.

"I’a “’Ill Accept."

Commie, June «l.«-lt isclnimvd by the
Blaine men that all the doubt of Blaino'r
acceptance of the nominatidn [or president
if tench-ml to him by the convention at
Minneapolis is [low removed. Amungthe
dispatches rcrmwd by Eminence Blaine from
Washington, it is said, was one Thrl’ll his
mother Whil‘h rind», "l'u will nr‘rept."
While not admitting that he had fut‘I-lt't'll It.
young 311’. Blaine intimated that the tutor
mutton it contained was not new In bun
Blaine will now be wharded as a lull fledged
candidate.

Ill-pew Will Nomlnate Harrison.
('Iucnoo, Juno {W‘Jllhn A. Sleichor. at
one time in businesses partner of Rune-II lInr
risen, mid tlmt i'bnuncv y M. I’d-pew would
nominate Harri-mu for a m‘imd term.
Some time ago lluwcll llnrriwn visited
Depew in New York and told him that it
was his lath-r» «louvre to have Depew name
him, and bolero he n-turm-rl litiwll liar-

rlsun mruml the l‘tlltfl‘lfl 01 Mr. Duper.

unnatoo Agatha! the I'realdent.
Chino-.1, June 4. John M. l‘llL'lilnl’l. the
mlurod deli-unto {nun Virginia, my»: tlmcol-
orod voters at the muntry are 111 revolt
agaiuattho r-enoinination o1 Harrison, and
that Blaine In the only man whom they
know will aid them to atop aoutherneut-
m Attorney General Miller wan the
mint unlmndly man to the «tune of the

negro who could be names), he declared,

Ila-hunt”: l’alrehild 'l'alho.

Nair Your, June twist-cram Pairehild
lays: '“l‘lwre can be no doubt that our
delegation will be admitted to the contour
that at Chicago, but what our action» there
will be in to be determined by the null»
meat of what II but lor the party. There
.1) mm lit!) delegates Inatmctml Tor
Ir. Cleveland by the state convention.
The two-think rule will no doubt be alloy»
ed at the national convention.”

Nola-are for Hurt-aw.

Column, June 4.4% V. Heresy, a
Delaware delegate. mid to a reporter here
that notwithstanding Delaware‘s well
known loyalty to Blaine her at: vote: thin
time would be met [or llarrhon. Them-lo
gatim felt that. they would be doing Blaine
an injunction, should they vote for him in the
face of his widely circulated letter that he
would not be a candidate.

Bush flooding the Fractal-at.

Washroom, June tw'l'he member-a ot
the cabinet, except Hecretary Blaine are
working lot Harrison, and . lion
in an interview vie-ta at rut all tntlvnatlone
that ho is lukewarm, when he declare» that
“Iv. liarri-mn’a nomination in only the log
teal mnclnskm o! the neat-innoc- venilct ct
approval parsed upon hi9 admlnlatratloo.”

Ian-eta. for Temporary Inn-Irma...

Rico-one, June 4,—11 special to The
Time- 1m It says:

”the executive committee at theaetioaal
convention have decided to recommend
mm. the coloured cum from
Virginia. as temporary chairman. lam:-
haa been extremely violent in antagonizing
thorn-idea "

tie-lotto alay an: Maine‘s M
Rammed“- t.-«4eat bolero leav-

 

TELeonAPfiio anevmea,
filthy was the eiglltyloul’th anulvarlary

I To“) holiday in MIMia-sippl.

Charle- Utde shot lien Yelly in Armenia,
Tom, and Yelly’a mu killed his father'-
Ihyer. “to boy is under arrest.

Lieutenant Ilium Taylor, United sum
navy, has been plenum on the retired lht.

The feature of the census investigation
was the testimony of discharged clerks that
lavoritiam was shown.

Herr Bobel. the noted socialist and leader,
of Berlin, is dead.

The mm at Stralound, Germany,
[amoua (or Ito collection of antiquities, he
been destroyed by fire.

Director Routes, of fhe Tonfeladruch
ta'ewery at Hamburg, has been arrested on
a charge of embezzling one» frynoa.

Hrs. Samuel Keener, wifeol a well known
merchant of Hamburg, Pa. committed out.
cide during a fit 01 melancholta.

Tnuhhannock. Pa, was visited by a heavy
hailstorm and clondburat Thursday night.
Hailstoneo large an cherries tell and did
great damage to growing crops.

The trial of ex—Unitod States Deputy
Martha] E. K. MoElwaine. indicted for com-
plicity in the (recaps of Buncoer O'Brien,
has begun at Utica.

Mortagcee have begun suit to foreclose on
Pension Commissioner Raum's houae on a
mortgage given to secure notes for $5,877
in connection with the Central Vermont
larhle company.

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THE BASEBALL WORLD.

At blew York— It. .
New York ...... l 0 l 0 It 0 0 0 0. 2
Pillsbury: ...... :3 0 0 2 l n 0 0 x» .’

litters: and Murphy. Baldwin and Mai-It.

At Brooklyn ~ R. H. a.
Brooklyn... .1 0 0 0 l 2 II 1
Louisville ...... l U 2

Font: and Kinslow, Jones and 1) 1mm

At moon- KILL
Boot-in ..... 0000170011211»th
St. backup) 0 1) ll :3 0 0 v n 1w3 ll '1

Stale)— and Kelly, (let-torn and Buckley.

At Philadelphia— in. n. a
Chloauo......,..ll 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0-0 1' 2
Phllrulelpltia. .0 l 0 l I! 2 ll 61 x~t S 2

Keefe and Clements, Gumbo-rt and .‘ichriver.
At Baltimore—r n. n. r.
Baltimore ...... u o o o 1 0 0 l o--2 D 5
Cincinnati ...... n 1 o o o :t n 1 6‘»- 5 I :3
Mcuahon and Robinson. Duryeaami Murphy.
At “'nehlngtnn ,_ 1L II. It.
Wat-hixigt.m.,,2 o o o u 2 5 0 one It :
Cleveland ...... o o o o o 1 .1 0 or. 4 ; .3

Silicon and Milligan. lit-truer and Ziinmor.

EASTIKS 1.2mm: Vilxifi.

At Syracuw -
Syraruse ....... l) l :3
Athletics ...... 0 It It

“for: and (‘o-uglilin.

At l’tuvidcm‘v»
Providence...,t) 0 ll 3 it 1'! l r) 0
Seat llavmu....l 0 ll 0 rl '. 0 0 0... 3

Ryan and Kilroy. Walla and timber.

At “beholder ll u, I:
Rochmter ...... 2 n n n i) 1 rt 1 we; a 1
Albany ........ It 0 2 n o 1 u o u 3 r1 :

Mrh’ouunh. lienkin. "mall“ and l'althnn.
Brown and Neuron.
‘ At "Him-lull it n.
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Lulayvlh' ...... o o n o o 1 o U ml 2

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I Mr'n-zal-UIII (NI‘I l'lrlhl.
I’\ ‘ , .l.mx- I» .‘hl Aloha it I‘ll
.- :1 ,3an Lillwl lier olghtmen'
.-. luby «Muir by knocking it:
..: :iml breaking: its neck with a
. _ nr’uw nmul. last week she toot
.t,r.11' imby out o! the bullet! and seating
r: m: .1 . t. nut-Led oil sore-rid of it» fingers
and we IlilII~ With it lintrlwt. she had In
upmitly tlm-utened to lull the baby.

 

 

 

.‘ummtun Slew “ell-outed.

llus'rnx..lnne 4,—Thevxcrmlvo m’nmit-
tour»! the Granite Manufacturers of New
Enulsnnd how will out this statement: "No.
with-merit bunny; llt‘t'l't nrnvml at with the
union: we hen-by opt'n our yards to at
men wuh l’l‘ltnltl wr mu willie individual
contracts, and In ply-alga: onra-lveo to pro
trot any and all employer» who may go tr.
work."

The Alger lltmln Sltlatrarled.

Misstamma. June E.‘ The expected Al
gt-r lmum has lulled to materialize. This
wine Iargvly donate the TH?! that 2,000 litho
graphs oi the hitrhignn candidate have been
aidct ranked en ti into and hot it (collard to rho!
up.
Tort to lmznte their),

tour Ilsa-dyed Men "at.

51‘. Inns, June 1—»: The Anchor line re
Tum-l to allow its employer-or to belong to tho
Amrm-uu Federation of labor nod 40" met
went on ntriko. The company attempted tr
aerate nonunion men and a not earned
which required the aid of tllty ”karma to
quell.

Murder. I'iral Degree.

(tannins, N. .l., June a. ~ James ll. Nor
ton, the murderer who plumb-d guilty to
mentoring Mn. Lydia Ann Wyatt, hail the
gndorrfhiarrime lined in the lint ileum
by the unanimous vote of the four judges
of the amt. Sentence deferred.

Keeley llalttnl. )- !‘ow Janey.

Narrator. 5’. J., June at. —A rortifirate 0!
the organization of the limit» ’1. Keeley in
atltnto of New Jereey was rounded in tho
Dacia omniyrh-rtv'a once, The ywlncipal
bunch of the trustee-n it) this state to to be
located at (moire.

I‘D-lava Vienna cremated Alive.

(Thrown, June thhree thrmnand per
loo» have died at cholera at Heriuazur.
(.‘aahmere. Mon at the Indies havebeen
mounted, and virttma of the cholera while,
yet allu- have two can upon the funeral
piles.

.. .-......_...Lt MMMMMM
Karol-I've In.“ theta.
marten", it. 3.. June 4...“..- inrutt

charge. against Rev, Nathaniel Nicolai

by Niall», have been found.
hauler Wino Lula.

honour, June t—I’l‘he 11m: game of the
obese match between lilackhurne and lash-
orwaawmihyhalm’. The me to date
It: miter, 3: Blaehliurno, o; drawn. a

oamu o. ram hone.

tumult. 1...!th o. siesta,
ear or the oldeat and hat known eithe- oi
western Baklava! county. indeed. lie wan
ninety-three your old.

 

Ir. Immature Deal-l.
Vientiane-Jane 4.~M-m an»
oral Warm-hr. in his answer to the

WW manna lat denial.

new augment-at.
llama-nu. Wand
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at the birth of Jellurrou llaVia The day b

The wires are boring lo-pt but in the of a

gallon of the Elizabeth pnebytery into the m
allows, It In said. thatthree check, forged l“

 

 

 

 

Makes an every-day convenience of an
olddimc luxury. Pure and “link-some.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
packs-4s malvs two large rice. Avoid
Imilsliz‘ns—«md insist on having the
SURE SIZCH brunt.
HERRELL & SOULE. 5} must" N. Y.

annvuinrro ‘II
It ronncco

AND SULPHUR.

he lost coma-n Fertiliser Innate:
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id forlherootvo the era-a Nomi women. m»
wherein-hum] a 3:13;"? IIJIKI. It
M m. I m I .
Ill hoe, lam-n thrifty. A small Wmafll will
mh pdaIlnaaA a large mi;

'51:. stunrcvnnr, "we

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‘7. estrcvous'

Sparkling and Ileav‘thlul. Enyoyed by the
whole launly. No other root beer el-
vact equals Vl-l‘iams' I" strength and
purity. One bottle at e-tract maker 5
gallons The great temperance drink.
This In nnlmylt " yunt MgmuI"

an ”the“. l‘nl luv Mm. One 101,]
"ml will w. I» rt llm Harm. mm
Inn- a I ind-hi, Inn-rd. o.

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IIII. STEIIIRIQ III’IIIITEIEIT
Dental Plates. '

This lmprovninint
done away with line
large nnrtlnn plate In

t nee. arr-all
en are very .
Iy about one-eluhth
onedourththraml
alto. balm m
stranded on true ase-

ehaulral principle». t the month with period
any aura of teeth can be out to

teeth you may

to ever-lolly
slam It in
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Save Your loath.

nave rural mourn on enema. _

Teeth filled with gold. Platinum, Alloy.
Aural m and all plainlc materials.

'l'n-et itmled and sum-atolly crowned with
Gold. Platinum or We Crowns.

 

Artificial teeth on “old, Platinum. l‘onllnrt
one (turn and Rubber Plover», and all on“: per
tainimz to modern dentin") . «

Hmrinl attention given to Irregular and
('h lren‘» teeth.

All work at mm! rosauonuble prism.

'l‘m-th tilled and extrartwl painlraely.

DR. F. W. DARMER.

t2 Washington it. Over Pond Mitre.
South Norwallz. Conn. on 11

”.10th F.F11NN

Sanitary Plumber,

 

' STEAM and cos FITTER.

.IIIBBIIIGR SPECIIITI.

21min: taken ibulmmmut Vlatlel'lllt' Lib
hwy, 13r- \\.t~htr:-.;mn alt-«rt. Ninth Normals.
.mu v'vmwl iv for

ALL KINDS

I) F .
I rvswrlfully EOIIt'lE a RTIVIW of public patron»
new I rein yu plumbing I hate done for the
51.4 -. ion 5-- rs. In the employ of \\'. H. Irela-
nr .1: 1%. All uni-l will hate in) perpetual guy-s

V'Hl"Ih!l. and will be promptly uwvm-II and
o,.rl"n. ii-r. .r'ru'arurrtl hive maarrinl . It?”

WR Mcckarltflc.
Sanitary Plumbing

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ll rpm tally.

TIII RIIB SIIEET IIIllI WRRI.

llot tir Heating. Ranges and Heat-
ing Stoves. ‘“

I.I .r.i [Lu Buy int. rtt'o ‘9 up: rattle-amt

iiorida Boiler

Full Line of Tin Plan.
50 South Main 8t.. So. llorvratli.

Save Money!

IIY \‘ltll USU

F. BRYLSTIIN’S

Factory at Five Mile River.

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BRETT REDUCTION
III PRICES.

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lineal variety of \‘ekwlwvlm and Slade a
Low than rant. Aim a fine- iron o! Doll and

lush; r xralauee very cheap.
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II, I. BENNETT I. IS. IIUDI'I'BID

BENNETT 8c IIIISTER,

2! Iain ttraet. In. Ismail.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.

Fruitslagatablasloultry.

or an. ammunition”:
AT WHOLELALF! & RETAIL.

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Read ”This!

hen-eaI eatinalae
wire-a: fuol a In! ta

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mm: Policy in the

tart-ta
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incline ' not:
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want martin for your an or
murdoflm'mp. 421’.»
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$1 WEEKLY!

Watches. Chains. Charms.

Mantel Clocks. . Diamonds.

noun. tounsol a contour.
219 Moniaguc 81..

not triatm'QUAllI-Z. IllllfllIlIl, ll. l

Thus for «our growls delivered in Smith Nor.
walk haw- rzlven general Mllrlll'llllb. and our
method»! payment In highly appreciated. Full
information can be had 01' our agent.

GUSTAV PITZER,

in minimal; PLACE,

scorn vonwntn noun.
FAWCETT’S

Il MRIII STREET, IIIlRWlLK.

To our friends and min-on.» m- be: 1mm—
nonure that our Spring lmymrmrinrm lv-r hit:
up now rm-muaIJI. “in: in your alarmion .v.v
Flt-Dru tl'rtlll Irvintwt ”prom: week or» null
tiller 5pm ml [tannin- in “Ilrln'n and [use
"I. lwn humirnl lam,- or Filmer,- Tu o thr‘v'
I or. Insult» ruin lmllit‘ selection mat alt-l ;- I"
not run“: tho-1r order until law it Ila-4r. it.

IIllTS LIVED IIIID PitESSEII Ill THE
lITE8T STYLES.

Ladies‘ otvn Material made to order

MRS. W. FAWRETT.

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Spring andSummcr Goods

- For »

Business . and dress
‘Sumngs.

7.. Emu at L!”- l Ito": M v 1' "II'I'I'UI :11 rill 1:1
Ii'l ~t ‘tfinn. .\ ~»p.--‘..ci I.r.r 1-!
nghtColoredScotch

Cheviots.

Tlmn mm b til-re is nothing lel‘ll‘ - r more
‘Tyll‘ll ruenufanlmnl. t'nli and Hamil-or them
and net pm «on.

‘ W.II.SWIIRIIS

on Washington 8t.. 8o. Iorwalt.

lIIIlIlLE lo RIIMSTIIRII

”—4.”... _.

Ham Roll,

A choice Article of Boned Heat.

Fall!) 11.“
Run or Imitaat Bacon.

ALWAYt‘ Tl": MARIE: MILD. MELIMW
‘ AND “NE.
W

Illractlona tor Booting.

To hell a whole or portion. plane the ml in
boiling water and almanrmnol boil hard-
three boon. 'l’henatrlp off the rlndflf II In
to be ml mid. chill it at our-- in cold
water.

For lwoillmmv for frying by Humor with
one or liver, it nhoifld be sliced (m the
tamer 9nd,“. [at and loan at that and beta:
unwell tamarind. Mm the roll has been
elk-«i from to about half It» length, the
mailer aortha, which to very lean. ‘ "
aluaraheliolled.

Bast Ilaw Butter, 25c II).

We have made a reputation for telling
(teal‘l'ea. Inflammation-atmo-
nonhuman-aviation lit-earner that
“mulling. [arm at Mich lira-aunt
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Superlative

la the heel Flour madmand aaclieap asany
other. All women. sell Iv. Every barn-l or
truck at door [nude in the falnulta \‘l‘AHHHITItS
LL“. Minneapolis. hoary. the home of
Wafilllilflih 1111)le Co's Sumo: genuine
wlllumljt.

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Kenny, Rubens &. 130.,

MILL AGENTS,

3-151» n ‘H'n‘t. limit-«rd, i‘nnu.

mrliilm
The leading dish market of the
City is at

IIIINT 8L ZELIIFF’S

'l'r-li'nsiitso'ros STREET—32.
,” “W

There you can always rim: tlw

{rosin-5t rish to be had. A rim:

lot of shad arrives every day.

PIIRE TRHlTII ~IliTSIlI’,
IHI’DRTER SIRIIIIIES,

IRBSTERS.
PICKLER BISTERS.

Unit-recalled forum! delivered.

 

Whole-sale and [detail Fish. 1 lys—
lt'l’ and Vegetable Marks-t.

32 WISHIRGTRII STREET.

 

 

 

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'i.’ 31.1118 5 I'lli-Zl-l’l'. St l. Sultw’ALK, 1"1‘.
.lgrm- (or

VIRTRII, PRIEIIIX, WARNER”
RiIIILER, IIICKIJRI iRII
CTCIIIIIi 60008.

 

If
Al's lull \‘tlllilil will a mu 1' rk ll 1
Ila-lvu'ht'u-hmo Tll”:‘.bfl€ll 52.5.1“; rml i:-

n want to have «motor! and ‘ptfll. ltllll?

any pmumatin tin-I. Nit lllfltn'r. Ml 'l M »
Tl l £3.11:in mmmavwl.aml only 11mm.

”ion have divided to try a pmnmnrlv'. buy
a \ tilt. the Dimple-t no murmur. atrium
Tenn» to in“.

tiltlltltllll' llIm.. AIIIZSTN.
ill WALL amen, SliltWalJi. (31'.
Milli!

Piano Forte lessons.

(fall on or address

RELIIE I. IIISRIIIIW.

I Went avenue. Sleuth Sunnalh

Morena. Walter I. 11-11. ml Went for:
“mt.” v ml’iam

Some
Raise the
Objection l

Illa? II’lItl’Ilfllu IR X0. .01.]!
N! It) all“ A RAID]. 0'
run! 'I’IIA'I' I.“ CAN
sAI'VIDIID Tl) ADVII‘IIDI. III.
I” all?” ”I" “fill! Illim
normal. WHIII I! Tilt
AWAHAGZ I" ammo PA.»
mm" (”Inf 0‘ ammo
MIA“? “I”? ~3AIOAII’
I, 7.! Wit“ nor "ADI
AVA“ 0' “In!

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out. “mom '
Camphor lium.
Dalmatian Insect Pov'vder,

Rapthalien.
Paris Green,

In quantities to suit at the low-

. est market prices.

H AWL E,

Concrete Walks,
Flag Walks,

 

l’tll vlnwn in 1}“. I193: m3 til.
the lowest price.

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cnnnmc,
sooumc,

EXCAVATING

BY

nnmonc onus

DRINK
Thea Nectar,

l‘l'ltlli HIKE-‘1‘. TEA.

(Don nuiy fw- found at

The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s

5T1 VIIFI.

42 Main Street, llorvralli, conn.

 

.‘uiy zlrlir'Io' that has outlived
'.".’ )‘t‘ul‘h of I'nlllprllllli" and im-
itation. and Mills moreanrl more
mirh ymr. 1:111:41, Inm- merit.
IluIiIiins' l':Il‘l’iT'l(' Snap. first
nut-Io- in law, is just that! article.
'I'Inm- who um- il each week (and
their norm» legion) save
rlutlws and strength and lot
map «In the Work. All that we
run my as to its merits, pales
into “willingness. before the
story it Will loll, itself, of it;
own pa-rfw't purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.

IS-

Thrw :iri- umny imitation

N. B. I'Jb'rinl' Emile in which vIn -

1m it, May» im'nrt. lhibbiue'

to the criminal our. all 5135;111th, lilo-(r-

lfim. and I-Jv-vctro-Mnuirs nn- lmudulent

imitations. Ask for lmbbim' llkurtric;

am- that our name in ull e'wry wrap-per.

avoid any utlII'l is sent you by your

grocer, when you order mun, emd, It
hurls to him.

1. 1.. (frowns k 1’".
Philadelphia. Pa.

1. H. onunv,’

MIITIIT PLLIIIlIIIl. STEII Ind
BIS FITTIIB, TII IMFIII.
SHEET Illll URI!

lonllliranrlw-a. Agent rmflotrrnanom
lltilillt'lems Hl'ltltlab'l'llti a celebrated
Mallnmt’ Low natural: as m
“01' WATTS“ "intuit.

 

The finest lineal

Stoves, Ranges 8. Heaters

In Iheelty.

rnr. srrn.‘ ion: iii Illlll
I'll?-

flpvrlnlatu-ntloa 11"", In Job“ . All or-
den-111 l»- nemt, with win tilde and
are. All lurk done by Mabel-an million
at the lownl prices.

Ill IISIIIIBTIII' 8T. IIIIOE.

MKN'IM’R 1’0 Pl. BELW’K.

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