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Boron POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY; Owners and Proprietors-

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7 0n and alter Kay 81, th'slloton Point fi'l‘ltAlmR “Jmlll‘. B."
will leavefioulh Nor-walk at we. m., 12:30, 2:1§.v8:50 5:50 pm.
Leave Baton Point, 11 a,rn..,1:80, 2:50, 4:35, 0:45p. m.
SUNDAYS—«Latin South Howa‘k. 10:80 a m., 12:30. 2:15, 3:50,
5:50 and 7:30 p. m.
Loaveltoton Point, 11:10 um. 1:15, 3:00. 5:00, 6:40 and 8:15 pm.

Excursion . Fare. 25 ‘ Cents. ,
Time tabla subject-to change without notice.

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. Richard Croker Pledges the
Support of Tammany.

‘ GRESHAM FOB PRESIDBRT.

 

Ll'he People's Party In nearly to Run llhn
‘ Is it. run om, swept the Honor—Ila
I Man.» He Is to Pour to Run for the
f on“.

Chicano, June m—Ricbard Grokor was
askedaahe was leaving the city what he
thought about Ir. Sterenaon.'snd replied:
“Well, we like a man that is aDernocnt.
When he was in ethos he believed in having
“Equilibrium", and if hehad had his
wayaDemou-atic postmaster would have
been ineveryolfioe in the United States.
Hedldevurything he could to assist uein
setting Postmaster Pearson. or New York,
removed, and it was not his fault that a
Democrat did not get the place.”

"What about Tammanyl”

“We will return home and give the ticket
a hearty support. We were {or Mr. Hill,
and we will give the nominees at this oun-
veution the same support we pro Senator
Hill. We do not do anything hall hearted.
If we are for a man we are tor him. That
i the way we do lmsinees."

" We Are .ln-oenta."

“It's intimated. Mr. l‘roker. that therein
some possibility that Tammany Hall will
hills Ir. Cleveland. In this true!”

“The only thing that will keep Tammany
halt ‘ the ticket is just such eusr
pinion as that. We are Democrats. and
reflections of doubt as to our loyalty might
lave a tendency to drive away some of our
people.” In rotor-once to the tariff plank he
Ilid: “It in better to come out clearly and
state the position of the party on that issue
than to have adopted it etrnddle plank like
theoue reported by the committee. I am
well enough satisfied to go into the can

with a square understanding as to
at; position 0! our party on that leading
To Notll‘y the Nominees.

'l'hecommittee appointed by the Demo-
cratic national convention to notify the
nominees of their selection has appointed
July 11 as the date on which the candidates
will be notified. W. L. Wil—
son, of West Virginia, has been made chain
man of the committee. He says the com-
mittee will visit Mr. Cleveland either at his
summer villa at Buzzards Bay. or perhaps
in New York city. and formally notify him
at his nomination. Then the committee
will go at once to General Stevenson's home
in Bloomington, Illa, and convey the in-
formation ol his selection as vice president
to him.

Senator Gorman said the national com-
mitt‘te would meet in New York some time
between July 10 and no to prepare for the
campaign. Ile had heard, ht.‘ said, that Mr.
Karrity. of Pennsylvania, would br- a can
W for tho cbzxinnrmship. M r. Quincy.
at Whusetle‘. hm: also been 111;: or.
Protn another Dunn‘e it was learned tlmt
Ir. Earrity would not accept the plant

Stevenson Opeua the Can-palgn.

General Adlai IL Stevenson. mndidete
[or vice president 0! the United States,
opened the campaign in parlor "0." or the
Pahner Home. tbL-r morning. A great many
Vittoria railed in the iorenoon. To a United
Pru- reproeentative General Steven-mu
hid: "I believe we mumrry lllinoia for tho
Damoantic ticket this full. I don‘t my no
m I am on the ticket. With Cleveland
and Gray or (Herr-Lind and Boles we could
do it. The people are ready for a change
and they want to see a return to a govern
mat by the people~the old Jeflersonian
Democracy. Theoretically the campaign is
already opened. but practicallyl don't think
ltwill begin before September.”

General Stevenson was in receipt ol’ so
many congratulatory telegrams that be

found it impossible to reply to all of them.
it. accordingly asweraed a desire that the
{allowing should be taken as his reply to all
11% well winners: ”I wish to express my
thank to all those kindly greeting; and l

them through the pme, turnout it

would be immssible from a phyoirol stand-

point to acknowledge every one person
ally.”

Gresha- ls ‘l'oo Poor. Ila “on.

lumasaroua. Juno m—ln connection

with the People's party more to induce

lull. Gresham to arenpt the Omaha noln

, button. Judge Gresham is quoted as saying:

"I It'll hourly expecting norm from the old

(“Mmyhrotheriadewl and that his-

lhlly, with an aged mother. are left do
”more. Hy horns has a mort~
”turpentine numey: my vital energy
Islamabad. the resultottwo wounds Ire-
estvod in the war. I am physically unequal
to make the campaign.

“lore than that. it would mean another
mortgage. That team of mysgo and
the thins upon the hi considerable. With
the empties of your subtreasury scheme.
which to me is visionary and unprwrtkal.
is no dillerenoa. unlesa it he that

than ldo
revolution
surrenders

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?wm.moa~mmos

Jersey who depend upon the emmmi
given them by the manufacturing int-mots
of the state for their livrlihood willbe likely
to vote for Mr. Clevr! out or a platIorm that
denounces While-r" pmhrtlon as a fraud
and darlnres for a tariff for revenue only."
Son-tor Quay'r- Opinion.

Wasmsoros. Juno 1‘11 ~Senntor Quay
‘ys: “The nomination of Mr. (lowland. in
connection with tit" lnre trade plnuk in the
Democratic platform. will largely int-roam
the Republican nit-'4 tty in Pennsylvania
lull in the olectm‘nl college. It is my belief
that the Republican ' Iwmml tiv'lrvtn will
prevail in all the Mates carried by (in) Re-
publimn putty in is“. in all line states all-
mittod since "~88. nnd in (the states of Con-
necticut and What Virginia”

 

 

Ilull‘nlo Ikmorrnh Ratify.

Burmm, Juno '35.—'lltr! ('lovdnml De
moor-soy returned last night from Chicago.
They were mot at the Print) aunt by rov-
eral brass bonds and mun-lung club» nnd es-
corted to the Cleveland Ih-mrwroryhowl-
quarters. where ("ongrmeimm Dan lax-k-
wood opened the mmpnigu with an inter-
esting address. Apir'mn- of (‘lwvvlnnd of
large dimensions. illuminated by raleiurn
lights. wunalnlod and lustily cheered.

Interesting Iinnnms Fight.

Torus. June fir—Tho nomination 0!
Governor Lyman l7. Humphrey by the Re-
publicans. nnd Thorn” .l. Hudson by the
People’s party.” candidates for mattress
in this Third district. inaugurates one o! the
most interesting contests for a seat in con-
gress that this state has known. Humphrey
is the stmngeot man the Republicans had in
the district. and Hudson will poll the toll
strength of both ommltion parties.

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Will Great-am Anept?

ST. LOUIS. June .25.“)II'. H. E. Turban-
eck. chairman oi the national oxiroutire
committee of tho Pmple's party. when
asked if Judge (in‘sham would accept the
nomination at the bands of his party. said
thnt he had us yet no positive assurances.

Continuing. Mr. Tnutmneck mill: “With
him as our leader. Harrison or Hove-land
mold not carry a suite west of the Missis-
sippirivor.” _

No Agra-rm")! with hull-Isa.

Tznnn Harts. lnd.. Juno '25.»~Senator
Voorheos denies the existence of any agree
ment with the representative of Mr. t'levr‘
land. by which the vote of the Indiana.
delegation was made solid {or ('levvhml
with the understanding that the (lowland
influence was to be exerted to M'Ill’t‘ the
nomination of alloverm-r (lrny tor the
second place. .

Cleveland Thanh- Whitney.

Chicano. Juno Lyn-«Following in a dis.
patch from Mr. (‘lorolnnd to “Elm-rotary
Whitney: “I must. say to you. and through
you to those who have acted with you.
that I have a grateful appreciation of the
clone made in my behalf. and that my ad~
nitration is unlmundml for the prudent-o.
ungodly and gonernlship o! my friends in
Chicago."

 

'l'he Randall Aurielatlnn's III-turn.

sf llLEl guns srunr

The Enplorer's Lively Cam-
paign in Darkest England.

THREE THOUBAND IRISHlIh'N TIGHT

another lloatlle lit-Ming ltnlwum I'll!-
nsllltna and Metlarlhylu-s in “'Inleh I30
Ion Arr Itmlly lI-rrt—v- lruellat I!» Mn"-
Arrcst-d (or Killing Illa Adversary.

Manon. Juua 3').~llvnry M. Stanley's
firstellorttocaptum the fllITt'llgt‘fi or the
rostermongers in North melwth was a
failure. . From the beginning to the end at
the indoor meeting. which he prop-ml to
midi-nu Inst evening. wnlusion reigned lu-
pmmo. The rough and ready element had
complete control of the meeting. and de‘
spite the presence of Mn. Stanley did not
hesitate to insult and lblh‘rtl the speaker.
lr.Stanley‘s appearance on the platform
was the signal for shunting and suppressed
groaning. When he was introduced there
I'asu roar o! laughter mingled with yells.
For the first ten minutes he was able to
make himself hoard, nlthomh hr- was inter-
rupted constantlywith uni-so n-marks.
For a short time Mr. Stanley maintained
his complamncy. than he lamina embar-
rassed and showed symptoms of losing his
temper. The disturbance inrreuml with
Mr. Stanley's eunlusion. until nothing mold
he heard except the booting and taunting.
Hr. Stanley stopped talking and glared
homely at the mob.

Bin. .‘llnnley “opt.

Mrs. Stanley burst into tents and then
shah into her seat. Ber evident tit-tress
evidently had considerable etlcct upon the
shooters. and they began to calm down.

she sprung to her feet and cried: “Wm-n all
of you and I are dead and forgotten the
name of Stanley will live. revered and
loved."

it Her words were followed by a burst of
laughter and cries of "Sliarm-E" The pullt‘u
ejected [our men and conflublm were rm-
tioned around the hull. When onlr-r ems
partly restored hlv. Stanley n‘enmrd has
address. Thevote oi t’llllfltll‘llt'lt the bar. :5
carried and the meeting rinsed in an uproar.

Joe l‘h-u-lrrrlnln Nearly Shrub-«I.

Lotions. June 25.~rlmwph \‘homlmrhzin
tried to address at meeting at ('th-ltlry on
the questions of the campaign. The rum-r-
ing was disorderly beyondrull precedent and
sen-ml times was on the verge of not. Sir.
Chamberlain had uttered but a low son-
tencee when the Radicals. who had packed
the hack purl of the hall. began to boot and
fear and aeverul light. were started. The
eonstabloe ejected seven men amid grunt
confusion and Mr. ('hamlwrlniu proceeded.
When he hogan speaking of his trinnlrbip
for the laboring men pondoxnoxrium again
broke loose and five men wen» thrown out

 

Pmmnrzrrnu. Jun» ‘25... Tl u llnltvlrtll
IISI‘MIl'uIlul‘l. - ’ “run-4. mi thwr rnturn
froml'lm-mrn. rm aw- 1m»! nl Br» :zd blh'v'l. sui
tion by moo ‘wnpk'. The members of the
alleviation were white huh and rarrir-d
canes with nmters‘ heads on them. A pn-
rado war made and a reception afterward
held at the headquarters of the Moynmen»
sing legion.

To Attend 'l’nnlnany‘a Powwow.
tl’anruxoros. June 25,—6wnker Pris-p.
Senator Mills. Remnantative Mohlillin and
other prominent Democrats received invi-
tations to attend the annual powwow or
Tammany Hall on July 4 and deliver
speeches.
t‘alulrn's Ill; Slam-la Tor-pie.

CAXlflK, N. .l.. June xii—Tho cornerstone
oi the new ”50,000 Masonic temple on Mar
hat street. which when completed will hr
one 01 the {inlet structures of its kind in
this state. was laid with appropriate core
monies before one of the largest “nadir
gatherings ever witnesaed in New Jersey.
Members of the grand lodp 0! New Jersey
andthehspecidguestnthogmd ledge 01
Pennsylvania. together with all visiting
members 0! the craft. participated. Ad-
dresses wore made by P. I. Jmph 11. Gas
klll.ot Mount Holly lodge. No. H; I. W.
Joseph W. Cougdon, P. (l. I. of New Jon
soy.ndl.W. Robert llooreJIG. ll.
of Howler-q. Theoswtemplewm boa
handsome tire story structure. and will to
elude a theater which will seat 1,001 per
sons. The bowling is owned by the Na
sonic Temple Association 0! Camden.

 

 

 

Ilmlhla Outrage at William-port.
Wimannroar, I’m. Juno ElwA horrible
outrage was perpetrated on lire. Nora ll.
Shatter, the pretty young wife of a basslnll
player. between 0 and to p. in. humor
anwasonhsrway homoon a lonelystreet

when she was tolled by “tone thrown by

oneofthroonegruas. 'l'horsenplcheduy

the helplsre Vietnam-tilled her cries and
anisdhertna racantlot.wherethsyrs W

annulled her. Earlier in the even
in; Mn. John Kean. raiding in South W b
llamsport. was alt-suited by a white man,
but rho semi-soul in defending barbell. 'l‘lu
pollen have no claw to the snail-ab.

Fall I”? Illlla' ”It”

 

I!" Hana. June :a.--'no luau whr
shot himself and tum overboard
when allows.

{ran the W Germ

of New Rochelle. is believed tobellenry
A. Bills. formrly of Wlmtad. no war
aboutseveatyyasrsot quantum-tom
“adhere! the ntahboldlaqnlrsraad

Monti-stead

no sweat-Iowa- Instru- 'lba.
firmness. N. 7., has 5.4:».

 

gum
term at Rochester distal-sad the famous
human-publica- litigation {orb
nativity. Thisvflwylortbom 1m.
WMMwmbmpludbytbs

by the pullcn. After two mol‘u' mmilnr in-
terruptions Mr. t'bnmlwrln‘n l-ft l‘z- 1-2;!-
fortn hull was outwit-1!. lmll’ loaning. ton
arriuge.

Belore Mr. Stanley could resume has sgmch ,

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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1 Meat

Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with smxpulous care. iligbed
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large fies. Avoid
lmilali'm: -~ and insist on having tho
NONE SUCH haul.
IERRELL dt SOULE. Swan's: N. Y.

"all! THIN Filth”) Olt (memo.

Teeth one with
«tme “I m r Platinum. Alloy.
Trot treated

flotd.~l‘latlnunt or Fountain (ll-um“y he. ‘mh

 

anlurlal teeth on GoldJ’lal‘lfium. Continu—
ous Gum and Rubber Halon, all work nur-
tnlntuz to modern dentistry.

S nlsl attention you t lrroxul r and
m. dron‘stroth. 8‘ h" ‘

Alt rmrh at most team In pried.
Tutu filled and extracted painlessly.

DH. F. W. DINNER.

42 Washington St. Over Post once.
South Small. Conn. 08 l!

 

 

”Infill F. llYNN'

Sanitary Plumber.

STEAM and GIS FITTEH.
.NTHBINBI SPEIlIllTI.

r‘x trod it in:

AlllllNDS

ago. I refer to plumbing l have do
put with yew. in the employ o! “'r
rr .0; v' '0
vr\'l~lw. our will be
‘rt'lh'flr hrh r'rmntnt

Save Your Teeth.

1

Having taken the borrower“ under the Lib-
rary. 113 Washington street. South Nor-walk.
an:

PlllMBlNfi

l rospwtfully wilrlt ashare of public patron.
tor the
. leek-
.All amt will have my mm) sup-

psly named and
. litre Inn-atrial 1mm

 

FINE BUTTER

”—09,——

Are magenta in this rity for the

FHINKlIN Will“, VEHIBHT.
BHEIIENI» ASSOCIATNIH
BUTTER.

musical St. Alb-um“. “bonsai“.- At this
season of the year the association do not llnd
ready sale for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tube. and this
butter we call you to notice. It is the same
sweet. well-made article,“ their roll butter at
be a pound less. We find sale for tube as mail
as by single pound.

Have nice handy little lu-lb. packages; also
I) and Ilhlb. tubs. Those who bought tube of
us last summer can repeat with cnnlllll'nn' as
to tine quality. Price :50 lb. Special prio-es on
wand 31-11). tuba.

”er—~99.

innsltocumsrncr
PAYMENTS

$1 WEEK”!

Watches. Engine Charms.
Mantel Clocksfiiamonds.

 

.\'t NICE.

$5.00 IN GOLD

in the “uni

Should trmor more he alike the first one he

he awardrd July t. tan.
Also lnr the nut wdnys thin adv. will 0‘21

$5.»an 3:5!!! per dozen-n.
'I'IN TYPES—I [or 251-.

 

Balfour (Imita- livery ‘4 ,

Losms. June 3').~hlr. Balfour‘s olrrtmn
uldraasleout. It clairne pmvtll'ally mn-ry»
thing in sight. It Gills (or warmnml mi
gmdgiugindnm'ment oi the govomment's
policy at home and abroad. denounces home
rule and Mr. (ihuhitone'a attitude toward
that question. and premiums many lnlhil’ re
tonne. moot notably old one [it'll-Alums. Mr.
Balfour says: “Through nix eventful year:
the Unionist party has aloud between the
peoplosnd the manifold injurtlun danger»
and absurdities of any sch-1m- or home
rule. The character: or Irish politicians
and thelr obja‘ts, In View of their crimi—
nality and their methods.an matters or
common knowledge. and to thaw ml-u Mr.
Gladstone proposes to hand the helplrsn
minority." .

I). More. Under Ann-at.

Pasta. Jum- :5.'-'TI19 Morgen «1e Mon-s
huhoen nrrerted for causing the death ot
Captain layer. He took his urn-at mlmly,
saying merely that ho felt juulillvtl in all
that he had done and had lclour mum-loom

“no Thane-Id Irishman rill".

Donna. Juno iii—A running ul anti-
Parnallites wm hold in the town hall in
Limerick. Franci- A. ll'Kr-elo. antil'aru
nalllts member of parliament [or the city ot
unmet-ink. was the npcalrrr. When lllr.
UKeefa arrived before the hall be toned
auroral hundred Parnellttea to from. ol the
door. lie and his party trio-l Mentor. but
mdrirsn buck amid a ohm of uterine
audmnd. The hootan was the first atr-
aouueemeut of trouble remind by the
evowrl la the ball. but within ten mlnutes
they all were out in the stmt and engaged
lualmudtohaad light with tho Parnell-
ltes. Thedomoi the hall wm howled
tomato supply weapons. Chairs were

.0de fighting against the club- ol the
Whoa when no estr- p-vlton arrlred
theorem! in the streethad swelled toaono.

WILIIAMS

 

Sparkling and heilthlul. Enjoyed by the
whole lamiiy. No other root beer er~
tact equals Wallmms' in strength and
purity One bottle of extract makes 5
gallons The great temperance drink.

Tlria rs’ not I'nlv " in»! .u good"

as lulu r-,Nlt (or! Mm, One m
trul mll snprmvl this done. [mull
Inflam- h Varietals. W “-

a’l Int

«Union, our. yr! 0
INS l‘AS ASBOI'H PilOCE‘S
at the mmt remormlda prime.

South Sorwalk. (.‘onn. myllly

BUT THIS "I OUT.

Will bextvsn to the boy or girl sending the
must number of word; made from tho lrllrra

Photographer

Earl: unmet will be numbered as received.

vetted will gel the prize. All answen Inna! be
here on or before July lat. NB. as the prize will

title he nor ton raluvtion of we. on each dozen soul,“ "03".“ Gun". ll?!-

l‘nbirrt I‘lv-hicntphp. Regular prim-s um,

Idiot-graphs o! lannlswapee. harm. interior».

6E0. E. DANMER,

Ll “'ASHIthTON ST" OVER POST llPl'll‘E

"30H. JOHNSON & CHMPHNI.
2|9 Montague St.
l'l'l'l' HALL SQUARE. Blnllklyll. Il. l

Time tar our gum-r delivered in Ninth 'Sor-
wnlk have given general mlixlm‘lmn. and our

mlhtkl o! puy'mt‘m. in highly appreciated. Full
Information can hr b.1119! our agent.

GUSTAV PITZER,

I. RAILROAD PLACE.

Economy and Comfort!

l'SE

Gasoline Stoves

Ind troll Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.

“'e have that: very best make

 

BY VI!“ 1'12“)

F. BHYLSTHN’S

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GREAT Hillllllllflll

 

t down from the platlm'm and were “"5

in. snows Illllllllllilll

Dental "Plates.

 

strm. on true use-
ebanlcal principles. the numb with perfect
r of teeth can he put I-

mmmonmmm without u.

mom and in Iltecn minutes rratmd
order. About lactose were hurt my
Inthsrlot, but nobody was injured mor-
tally. ’l‘bs anti-Parachute returned to the
hall. mutated bylr. "Kaela and his

pity, and held their meeting.
Harvard Inton' (no. buy.
Boston. June ill-Tbs Harvard seniors
were blamed with fair weather tor their
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does away with Rh!
lam amine platen:

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IN PRICES.

Babycnrrtuea very nbup.
tln ly

Sate Haney!

Factory at Five Mile River.

meat rnrtr-ty of vermin-ulna and l'llrda a
[or-than mat. Also a fine line of Bull and

THE MANHATTAN

ll Ill. NIB.

“'3“ bake. musk and do all the work of a
stove with halt the trouble and ripen-u. so
in use In this town.

Call and See Them.
«sour; l5 GENTS I Glllnll.

W.H.Meeker&llu.

3“!le HALL BLOCK.

ALL éizns OF

onusnrn SHINE.

Bennilflilloilr‘actor and Server
Business a Specialty.

 

II. I. BENNETT

2! Ida Street. to. Iomlt.
Meats.

Fleb. Oysters.

 

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Co's. None genuine

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Keney, Ilohns 8:. 80.,

Illll AGENTS,

ll!) Main Street. Hartford. (form.

mrl: 5m

The Ieadingyufieh market of the
city is at

HIINT 8t. ZELHFF’S

32-\\’Asnlxoro~x Sinner—32.

_..._..__.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.

PIIHE THIITII BITSHP.
IIPDHTEll StHlllNES.

new» alums.

Orders called for and delivered.

Wholesale and Retail Fish, (lys—
ter and Vegetable Market,

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2': years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins' Electric Soap, first
made. in 1509, is just that article. ‘
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion), ear;
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pulled
into nothiugness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of it:-
uwn perfect purity and quality,
if _\'nh will give it one trial.
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see that our name is on every mpper.
and ii any ”lltt-r is sent you by your
gum-r. when you order ours, send id
bank to him.
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