Hotel.
Mist timing Summer Resort on Lollg_,lsland786und.
Newfiathing Houses.
New Attractions.
; ‘ DANCING DAILY IN WTHE PAVILION.
:30?0N POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN.
7:30pm.
III:30, 5:50 and 7:30 p. m.
General Manager.
:DIIIIIIES‘IE MEI STRIKE.
17h” Stop Work to Help on the
A . Battle at Homestead.
W——-
rim, mar. or run rmmroua
they It'llll to the Committee 0! Con-
. no. the Warning. or Their System and
, GAIN-flint 'l'hey Act Within the law.
:nolr lo- llover Shoot Recllculy.
Bowman, Pa, July 21—hour: hun-
ltudandlny man employed in the Car—
angle oompuy’s Duqucene steel works went
outona rtrlke at 6 dcloch last evening.
Not obit 0! work is 5“being done in the mill.
Tithleaves only0 ..,. out of the Carnegie
company' a 13,000 steel workers active in the '
cotupany'u mills. Ont of the seven plants
intheCarnegiea pummion only one is in
(mention-the Braddock Steel works, acrosa
tho lounge-bola and below Duquesne.
Thb new strike greatly complicates matters.
ltkagreat victory for the Amalgamated
emulation, and the leaders are in high
feather over it.
Eviction Noucea Served.
Notices of eviction have been served on
the families who occupy the Carnegie
houses on Shanty hill. The tenants are
given ten days in which to move out.
There are between thirty and forty famiv
liniuthaaehouaea The men have beenon
[tribe since the mill closed and they failed
toieturn in re-ponse to the notice sent out
It! the eompa pany.
heyhave paid their 'rentu right along,
but the company wants the homes for non—
union men and the lease» give the company
Wright to eject tenants upon ton days’
uotieeatany time. The lI'It‘n will now be
giventhe option of returning to work or
Doing turned out of doors.
Two more men wen: nn-eelml accuacd of
the murder of ('ounor, the Pinkerton man,
and their own companion striker, Whine,
whoaeheadwue blown or with a cannon
hall fired by strikers. They are Matthew
Poy Ind Peter Allen.
Ir names were among the eight {or
when: warrants were issued on Tuesday.
Who the“ eight am has been carolully
shuttled, and there were no more surprised
men in Homestead than Foy and Allen.
They were taken out or town below any oi
the other strikers knew that tin-y had been
W
1'. Push O’Donnoll'l Case
Itisnndorstood that the C anievgio com-
pany will make a strong effort to satisfy
the court that Hugh O'Donnell should be
held without bail on the charge 0! murder
in the first degree, and that to this end the
Mimony of several Pinkerton men who
were taken to jail toidcntify him will be
(lined. Some of the strikers in town any
that if O’Donnell is not pennittcrl to give
hi) the feeling at Homestead will be inton—
m Hid tin-re in no telling what may liap'
pan.
TIIOIGVACOry unin'n lhn- h 2-; ti - lntvmvlnl
Nib position In which tho unziizziittw -:.-_::
lilo its recognition of law and nlln-r [wit-v-
tuluieau an the only elements that mould
have wt in the settlement of the present
mt». and pledges “50" and tln- working
mono! lIouiesteml to refrain from violence
and lawlessness.
THE PINKERTON_S’ DEFENSE.
All Itheir Aeta [Done Within the Law to
Protect Life and Property.
Wanmmnox, July ZI-Whvn the sub-
mmitteo of the house committee on judi-
clary appointed to investigate the Home-
new twnblca resumed its res-«ohm here Rob-
uftPinherton, of the Pinkerton detective
I‘m, war the first witni‘m called. Wil-
iiulnPinherton,bin brothermnn elm present,
aswera Mum. Wright, Hayes and Dninu,
d the Knights of Labor. The Pinkertons—
llblnittedaatatement of their case, and aa-
Iient features of it are given as follows:
'I'hoPinkorton agency was founded in 1550
by Allen Pinkerton to furnish private watch
mall to prowl. property during strikes.
The men employed in this work are, it In
aelecmd with great mm and only
aftera full investigation of their characters
and antecedents.
Their watchmen are seldom permitted to
carry arms for the purple of pron-ding
W] and lilo union they are authorized
by tho proper legal authorities or sworn In
an deputy sharia». They have never, it is
melted, wantonly or rechlmly tired it
dude that In any strike, and have used
till! am only as the lant extremity In
M. to protect life. The Pinkerton broth-
limhat when lint requmted to send
m to protect the plant and prop-
ot the Carnegie Steel company (llmv
titanium! to do soul“ alltbelr
Ilium sworn In as deputy shorin- bolero
going,” Haunted.
I)“ lot Go to Penneylvaala Armed
haywere then ensured that the sheriff
am county, Pa. knew that their
Inauwara going to Houieetead to act in
m and to guard the property of the
wand protect ita workmen from
Marathi the thorn! but promued
upon any outbreak or disturb-
ttaeall their
llama lilo and property. no:
”Mandinonouwhtoh they consented
.. “Mahatmowauhmen.
Mdldmgoiato the rtate of Penn
as anarmedbody. auditioning
aointentloa of arming them
onthaproportyoftheeom
until and unlo-
sworn In at the alien-In
am able! deputy. (my. more-
aad It was dittiuetly undev-
hadauthorlty to duly dope»
as at noes—dry.
. henna whining the arm-ad m
m were shippcd from (lhlcago and
delivered at the Hematite-d
3'
. “I'D-I‘lr’mm
lbw medium
’ ‘ elm
private property It now attentively canted
on in large attire in this (pantry, not only
by (lamina. but by many other reputable
concerns. Thousands ct baukvfleeldenesa,
warehousea, ofllcrn, uterus, etc, are thus
protected and guarded by private watch-
men...
“1! men éannot lawfully art no private
watchmen In a large manufacturing plant,
thenlt must {allow that the bank or the
private house or ofllce cannot be protected
or guarded.
“It would, we think, surprise the com-
mnnlt it it abould be declared by congress
that right to protect one" propinty and
to hire servants or agent-a to outlet in so
doing no longer exiata in this I onntry"
The nine mututivea of the Knights of Lu-
bor pro out at the hearing; submitted a
aeriee of qnmtlona no the committee, with
the request that they he propouudod to the
Pinkerton brothers. After cxaxniniag them
and ascertaining that the latter wvm will
his to be than caterhised tho conimitteo
complied with this anv at.
Questions Anna-red.
Robert Pinkerton, in reply to the queiv
“one, said that the agency had about an
rifles, 400 pistols and clubs deposited at Chi;
cagozemployod not over 000 pomma in all
part-of the country, including cleriul and
atenogruphern. The number of men em—
ployed by them never exceeded 300 at one
time. The only authority the agency ex-
ercised over their men was that of an em-
player.
The witness, at the advice of his counsel,
refused to give the contracts with his men.
He said that the request was made by the
Carnegie company to send them about 3W
watchmen, and that his firm had been in
angled by Mr. Prick during the coke strike
in Pennsylvania. at which time they sent
about 150 watchmen, who were SWO“! in as
deputy manhole.
The Carnegie company wanted 300 men
by July ti, and the men furnished came
Irom New York, Chicago and Philadelphia.
The men know [or what they “'vl’lt wanted.
The witneen fluid that he dill not know
personally anything about the barges, but
didnot believe they were lined with iron
and proof against small firearms: lie
would not have allowed his men to have
gone on them if he thought that they would
have been attacked
Barges Were employed because they or
peeled that the watchmen would be en-
abled to land upon the company's property
without causing any breach of the peace or
tending to excite the strikers. The landing
was made at night, when it was thought
the men would I»: in bod, with the sole dc-
sire of avoiding the incmng of a riot. Had
it been known that the men could not land
without a breach of the peace, tin-y Would
not have been sent. unleea authorized by.
the governor or deputized by the sherifl.
There were about 3:0 men on the barges,
and about 251') rifle-5, Ill]; pistols, ammuni—
tion and night club».
Only 'l'lin-e Killed In Twenty Iran.
The arms on the barges were in bows
and were deatincd for the yards and private
property of the Carnegie company. Poni-
tive inoimctiona Wcl’i‘ given that they
should not be given to the men until alarr
they had been sworn in by the: w‘nurill. and
the witness w:t~' :w‘irvv‘. that till. rivuld Ir
done upon the: tlnst blglb of tmulfm, The
l’inkcrtnns nor.» not to remain in brunch of
the pun c. and them was no understanding
that they were with the Carnegie purple or
any one else. They were not permitted to
use force to recover pusaemion of the works
unless they had been sworn in by the sherifl.
The men were not instructed to fire upon
etriltere, and would not have fired upon
them had they not been attacked and six of
their number killed.
The Pinkerton agency understood that
the Carnegie company had duly applied to
the proper authority, and that they were
sending men to Homestead with tho coir
sent and approval of tho shtrilf. The wit:
nets stated that in twenty years but three
men had been killed by watchmen up to the
time of the Homestead adair. In every
instance they were sworn in as deputy .5th
id» or peace oflcen, and whenever tried
have been acquitted. Ir. Prick hadagreed
to pay him to a day for each man for-
niahed
In answer to Representative Boatner, the
witness said that I! the Homestead workers
had come into the worka and tried to put
his men out they would not then have
used their arms. Ills men would have
manly fought, using what are callml night
he.
l'altleon at llodford.
Banmnn, Pa. July Zl—Govornor Patti.
aou arrived here from Homentead in Presi-
dent Januoy’a private car. Ila wae met at
the train by bit wife and drove to the
Syringe hotel, where, if the labor troubles
permit, he will probably remain some time.
0a- Wmla-a flanged.
banana, July 23.43a- Wllllama, one
of the air negromnrdemaolAugnrt layer,
a manufacturer at th city, waa hanged.
William! tareweil to the other prhoners
Implicated In this aria» w. pitiful. Alter
Ila-hing Mulls dth Blob he IaId: “Joe, you
Maytag; don't waste your thought: on
mmmboktoliod. Bahthe
onlyonethatcauaaveyon. lam glad to
goanlnaoeeatmantoray death. Lookto
God, Joe; took to God."
A ”blighty Elm Call.
humour), N 6., July lat—Tho fian-
togauproav era-bod Into a wagon contain-
tngGottIteb sterner and a Mend, oouv
pletolydemoltshlnglt.1‘hehomwaskilled
and the occupauto were thrown forty tent,
but only digntlylrd
Conant upon Ia a lad Way.
Coraline", July Zia-Ir. Henry B.
Byder, theAmarteancon-nl, loin aerltlcal
condition. owhgtothaakltthgolaeannnla
In In eta-polled to wearla his threat in our
manor at a nrgiml operation.
. lag molars Raging.
Woonrrocr, Out. July annoy; cholera
her brain out among the mat Horton'-
chv-etaetory at Bhodtord. loath Guard
Two hundred animate have al-
m
w a...“ In“ M ‘g
will leave 80th Norwalk at 10 mm, 12:30, 2.00, 3:30,
Leave Roton Point, 11 u. 111., 1:10, 2. 40, 5:00, 6: 45 and 10 :00 p. m.
SUNDAYS—Jame South Nom'k, 10:30 a m., 12:30, 2.00, 3:30,
Leave Itoton Point: 11 :10 u.m., 1:10, 2:40, aux),
Moe-m
. Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.
.
5:50 and
6:40 and 9:00 13.11).
25 Cents.
Fauna
Etc
Bring Quick Retur
CANADAMIAIIAETILIATION.
The Senate Passes the Bill Ap-
proved by the House.
BLAINE KAY BE SENT TO BRUSSELS
Ila la Mentioned an a i’ruh: ible Men-Iver
u! the International Monetary Confer
once—Eyre“ “x Field Wu Aplmlutul
Col-II At Mn G-rflnld's Bequest.
Waanmurox, July Lil—~Aiter some incl
fective talk on the Homestead matter the
leuate continued the debate on the anti
option bill, Mr. White, of honiniona,
eluding his speech against the immnro. 11¢
directedhla attention especially to the ct
feet of the bill on the cotton interests. and
his remarks and stastinticn alirml up the
senator- from the other cotton states, some
of whom intimated an intentional reply-
Ing at some future day.
The home bill providing for retaliation
against Gannla In the matter of the Weir
laud canal was taken up and unanimously
The question of adjournment in Mill un-
settled, and it no better promise is made
in the house with the diapntcd items on the
two remaining appropriation bilIe than was
the case at this sitting the Ides ol August
will find congress still in mien. The dis-
cussion of the senate niumnlinan-i to the
general deficiency bill (\NX'IlpIMI the entire
lesion and none of them was ngrwd to.
The item of payments to the Pacific rail-
roads was diammued for ori-r an hour, and
that to pay to the widows and legal heirs of
deceased members at the pn-wnt honin-
35,0“), as inserted by the senate, was amend-
ed on motion of Er. Hayes,“ Iowa, so that
they shall receive the balance of tho- salary
I0? the whole Cungf‘lk'. Tile Frr‘m'll Eih‘lm‘
lion claims were debuted for an hour, and
pending further dxa‘usmun th» house took a
rccesa until “o'clock for the unison-ration
of pension hills.
The committee on rules how not yet tir-
cided upon a date for ndjourmm-M. and
will be unable to do so until the dispuml
appropriation bilhi are iIi-zposwl ul. 'l‘lzw
World's fair item in the principal munch,» in
tho way of adjournment, nlnl Iiwro Isl a
strong secret op -pniitinn to i: which may
hold congress tor wow tiino y. t.
hir- (Airfield “all Ital-l Appointed.
Wabiflmrna, .lnly "“. ~The ammunition!
of Cyrus W. Field, Jr, to ho the American
consul at llrunnwicli, Germany, was Illlull'
by President Harrison at the direct min-vet
0! President Garfield's widow, hire. liar
field Raid to the president in minimum-z
“Air. President, when General Garfield died
he left. anyon are aware, no fox-mun», hav-
ing been all his life in the servm‘of h'u
country as soldier. mnmilmln, senator
and finally president. He Ari! Ill-lite
amounting to nearly “mm and {our young
children. At that time I'yrnu “f. Flt-iii,
whom We did not knvnv [It‘l‘wmtin slant-d
among the AIDDIDM mnnol Now \'-::1. n
subscription fund, and by his tumult-l)
eflorta raised $300,000. on the Income u!
which the family has slim~ lived.
“Nowl have put board that Mr Flv‘hl,
who is himnrlf at death‘s door and Wllilulll
means of hisown. whims to bar» in: ma
aent out of the country for a :lmi‘t time to
escape from the terrible IllIHIHYIllllt‘i \I'Illl’Il
have come upon his family" Mn Illutlwtll
then aakedasa personal favor to new“, 1h.-
firlt and the hut she hall to wk of President
Harrison. that he ahotild make lln- appoint
ment. The president at oncr- granted her
petition.
Ill-Inc Eloy “I Appointed.
Wasnmorox. July In: It l~llntlrnlinul
that A. I’. Hepburn. national bank exam»
iner of New York, will be nominated by the
rutdeut for comptroller of the currency.
a connection with the international mono:
tary commune, it to soul that erN-m-mry
Mullen umitlerfll as one of this
committee. ltIaanuim-dtlmtit llr. BIIIIIM
Indicates his Willinxul'fin to rwrv-v no it inc-Hr
her o! the conference he will In. nmn-ililml.
The uanwanahl to have bran war-molly
decided upon before that at u-Seerrtnry
Blaine wan augmented were ‘Ienutor done»
0' Nevada; ll.“ launon. "I NI- -W Yul‘k'
Alamliert Tree, of Illinois; I-mruut A.
Walker, of Massachusetta, and IS (I, IJ‘M‘II.
director of the mint. In crew Itlr. Ilium.-
Ihould be mull-a liltimllll’lilli' oI the I’IL-tlr
em men named would bar» to be dropped,
The appropriation to cover tlw I‘llh‘lllfl'ti
ot the maternal» is contained In tho mmdry
civil bill, now In colIIENIICf, and until it
has been voted no decilive action can be
taken by the president In regard to the ap
pointment ol the members of the confer
once. it Is expected that the conference
will he held in Bro-ole.
Mill Dim-lag uhlraa.
Warnmnua. July lib—At the meeting
oitho judiciary mmittea there In no
motion to vote upon the nomina-
tiaioflisorge Shine, r.. to the supreme
continua. Thacharaetoraml fltnoaa at
the mince were discussed andpapen tiled
Insupport of the appointment examined.
BonatorOanmouwlanot More the com
mitten,” no any etatemat promoted
tortheenfideratioaottheeommlttuulde
from those contained In the letters of
recommendation and approval written pm
M tothe appointment.
The Into-Ilene (lea-mod.
Walnuo‘rou, July flw'i'ha senate In or-
ecutive mien confirmed the following
nominations: Envoy- ertraordlnary and
mlabters plealpotentiaryu-Aadrsw 1).
ml" York, tulle-via. A. loathe
at Pamphlet. now to (Imam,
andfiervio, to Spain; Trurton
Beale, oi California. new to Per-Ia, to
(immoamlaandservla. The senate
alaoeonnrmed the nominations oi all the
am!- not la hythe provident.
‘l’ba l’alr “rant ling- Flu.
urn-armor, July hum mime- on
thundryaivli appropriation bill would.
eredthldllaalarastheitemotthegovm
mutation at the World’v tan- without
arriving» m laal mm We
may ltd-laurel.
Wm, July a-Jolia Rummy
wannamlaatedbythe Mat to he an-
datautcellectovote-to-aat Jersey City
hbmuluha.
” The government
Guam at.-
W %mamm
uummnmw
m '81“...
(on;
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepare] nith s; mpulous (are. l ghest
awaldntnlli’nFre )01Exmsit'.wn~:.EaClt
pacl' main“ tun how i ’ Avoid
Emits“: .~< ~12} hem r' fin: the
N0 ‘w'li 51 CH l: uni.
ilERRELL &SOUI E. Sunni. :2 N Y.
0:
DELICIOOS'
Sparkling an I Hi min! Emoved by the
whole Inn. ". No clue: root beer ex-
lact rooms Whiims' :n stytnglh and
pu'ily. One bottle of eitnu makes 5
gallant P a great temperance dunk.
I‘lua m not: on " in! .is gmnl"
a: mlm-fl M I." Mm. hoe
tnnl u :I ”on u... than.
mute-.a 1 «Mn, Ira-Item.“
SOLD
EVE“ PM!“
n5 {in
H. 8. ROM.
DEALER l.\'
WITGIIEO, JEWELRY, SILVER IND
PLATED WINE.
llave yuumntln
South tumult Samar Spoon?
EPWOI'I'II lEIGIIE IING ll GOLD
AID OMEN.
flomnhlag New.
Special Attention Paid to IlpuIr'
lag III III It: Branches.
H. S. Rood
a am In. St.
mueici fifi’élfil
”Karim anon
Din. Iilmltnter “.ni M“ :‘l%
ualfg‘iaa a mom
m
at: lu' “but
"8 ave Your Teeth
HAVE THEM FILLED 03 L‘RUWVED.
Teeth filled with ld. Platinum, Alloy.
Anna in and all plant a materials.
”routed and eucceeatnll) ( rowned with
Alum:I ll'latlnuni or Fountain Crowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold. PlatlnnmJ‘lmlinll-
on» Gum and Rubber Plates, and all work per-
taining to [undo rn dentistry.
P5 to! Ial attention given to l I n nulnr and
(‘h ldren a Iu4h.
All work at rr. not reasonable price-a.
Too-Ill lillinl and extracted painlessly.
DR. F. W. DARIIER.
42 Washington St. Over Poet (mice.
south Norwallt. Conn. 0M Y
JOHN F FIYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTER.
Joanna SPEBIIITI.
liming Inhn tlmlnasornint undo-run Lib-
rary. on “asliingmn sin-i4, South Nonmlk,
and tilted It for
AILIQNIIS
ill MDINO
l n 5pm Halli so. Itil a share of publli pair-m.-
l rm- r In plumbing: l lane dun: {or the
.eu yo-nrs. lntlu rm pl») of \'.\ ll \Iwk-
. \II n: rk will have my vrrmnnl sup
'3 and mill be rum ly ”muted and
an: n will: up .rn ant:- . (it emonlriitlntlm
Economy and “Camilla!
I'SF.
Gasoline Stoves
AMI uold Heat and Express during
the Summer Season.
\I‘r but u the wry beet niakr
THE MANHATTAN
IN All SIZES.
“'ill lulu», rook and do all lln‘ work hf .
'll-lu' “ill! halt llw lrnltlllr an-I «\‘pr-zw‘. .,
in ‘l-r in ink in: n.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS A GALLON.
W.H.Meeker&l}n.
.‘vll'slt‘ IIAH, BL! IL ‘I\'.
Save. Money!
Bl" V15 I‘I‘lNli
VF. BOYLSTON’S
Facmz'v at Five Mile River.
GREAT REDODIION
IN PRIOtS.
-—»-- M e»
rélmin a
Aim a line ltm- of Doll and
flab,» t“ll rmgul, wry rlwap.
Oorlon Point.
‘BOATIIO. BATIIIIO AID
FISHING.
SHORE DIIIERS A SPERIAIII.
J. E. POwer.
m5“!
" N'E’SWWLIFE'I
I-rwt \nrlvl) of \‘rlm Ipv-dv e .uul
level than no-I.
WWII NERVE“ Al“) DRAIN?
'I’ituflurma t tilt: in”! gum. mm
m: % holort mn'u‘pa‘lflm
ran 0 a —
mix. rain.
it Mlama“ Jamming” mite-iii. Prom.
us I d An». ran-en. of Power In
Ill." ux. lmpote nor) lmmhwa and all
lemWnahennun. involuntary Irma per-
recanted ever exertion st ale.
ulnar“ 0an e um, nmni ‘etmt.
neat. Al. arm- by In I. “a guarantee 1dr
boxes to cum. .m h or turn n. with
.wtii send written wartime-e to reload Intrm
#:Mrsd.m' "uraniu- Ieausd onyl I‘ll
buggintaadllaIaAger-t. orwalk.
(FINE nun
OIBBLE 8t. OOMSTOOK
Arc hole agents In this city for the
FRANIIlII OOOIII, VERMONT,
OREAIAERI ASSOCIATION
BUTTER.
made at M. Album. vi. run: a. .ilk. .u this
sezwmgyfhtllc, your llw umn-inliondu not find
really nale for all the roll butter they make.
The over product Ia sold in tube, and this.
butter wet-all you tonoilcc. It is the name
swwt. “VIII'IIHIIAI‘AIYIII‘IQP as their roll butter at
{in a plillml Item. “'9 timl salv for Inlh’ as well
an by ainulv pound.
llavr nicehaudyliltlc lII-lIr.;t1rkage.~: him
3) and ill-ll». tubs. Thorn Min bought Ulllh of
us Inel summwr | :in I’X‘L'Prli aim (lillillit‘lil't‘ n:
In lillr qlllillly . I'rlt (‘ 231' III.
2'." and Lil-Ill. lulu.
Spinal pril-w on
coo . ...
AIBBIE ocumsmcx
PAYMENTS
$1 WEENIYI
05'
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocksfliamunds.
IABOII. JOHNSON 8: COMPANY.
2I9 Montague 81..
MTV ll.\l.l.,~'Ql'.—\lll~‘.. BIDDIIVII, N. I
Tilll“ f-ir our con-h ll: filmed In ‘2» ill. .\'nr-
walk I: m. g: h «pi our
in. [Iii-inf, umunl ls . Full
lnlorn. at. m “in lrl- ul vi! our a; tit.
GUSTAV PITZER.
10 RAILROAD Pt. .‘II E.
SOOIII NORWAIII ODIN. ‘”
NOTICE I
0..
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
LUSTRINE I
(In and after this «lam» llw
price of Lustrino will I»
l0c. a Cake.
06. .
Samples frm- of your gram-r.
or at Ilnlv's Drug SI-lrt'.
July Isl, but.
ALL SIZES OF
ORNSHEO STONE.
Business a Specialty.
F. M. PierCe,
luck II": I'll. South
Norwnth'unn.
IIPFIIID‘KIA'I’. No.7 I’vm.
pm i Stall. Sorwnlk.
)ulll If
Will-la Illa-loo. live neat namplemn-
talus I curt-l: “In mt ample mnulm
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The constantly increasing demand for
Highly Finished Cabinets
General Contracts: and Sever 1
ns
t
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel ' -
Photographs 1!
-- AT—
$2.00 per dozen.
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Having normed tho service-«of athomugh
Ilr-‘t- (Int-m pilllllfrllliifl‘f if long pr 'Ilt .il I'l-
pmieiu- 9, \Ir Hanan-v. of New York. l mu
nova fully pr: pared to make the very best littbd
of plmlogrn IIIIl uork Innllita brunt-.he: and
in unit rlu Inlrntillu: my work, will make for
it short time- onl)’. the heel! Allah: of cabinets at
$2. 00 PER DOZEN
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0n pnrh-z Francois,
.lfan Spric-hl lIcnlcli.
DARMEflhotugraphér.
42 Washington Street.
UVl-lll l'ns'l' (Il‘l-‘ll'li. SUUTII NllllWALK.
my") ly
I. N. BROWN,
SANITARY PLUMBING. STEAM and
GAS FITTING, TIN ROOFING.
SHEET IIIDII WORK
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Stoves, Ranges 8. Healers
TIN, slid, Milli All!) IRON
was. .
5w. lol allrnllun clvm In Jobbing. .ul or-
:lranm Irrxw‘lih'tl mil. [-l'nlullllluoli' um
wnrv. All work done it) lint-01:»: workuu-n
m the liva-sl prh rs.
I97 WASHINGTON 8T. BRIDGE.
>i'i ’I'ESSUR 1'05. SELLECK. nl l)
The leading fish market of the
city is at
HIINT it ZELIIFF’S
:32 ~‘.\'.\sn15nins STlllll-ITAIJ.
MW“.
Then» you can always find the
l’resln-st fish to he had. .\ lino
lot of shad arrives vvrry (lay.
FORE TOMATO OATSIIP.
IMPORTED SARDIIIES,
IORSIERS.
PIONIED OISIERS.
III'III'I'S ('iIIII'II for and delivered.
\Vlmlc sale» and lie-tail Fish. I lys—
lvr :lml Vt‘gl'lllilll‘ .‘Inrki'l.
HNthiiiurr s
32 WASHINGTON STREET.
”Concrete Walks,
Flag Walks,
curb and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowust price.
GRADING,
SOOOINO,
EXCAVATING
It Y
RAYMOND BROS.
, A Splemlid INNNNNNENI
IIEIDING 6 PER DENT. II IOIIII
OWN RI".
The owner has placed in our
Immls for sale a limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quinlard and Lincoln avenues
Illlc ll oodw ard homestead) at a
x. 2_\ low price, as the. building
flu roon will greatly increase the
mine of his remaining property.
Uni) $100 nved be paid in ad-
more the balance can remain at.
3 per tent. The party selling
this property is positive that
these lots \\ ill double' in value in
three rears, and to each purchas»
« r will giw a u imrizx (l L'Akix—
1m»: to take the lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
est at v‘: per cent. or annum on
the amount of can ipaidlthereon.
[his is a reliable first- class offer
to Imma- buildvrs 0r investors.
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DOOLIDGE A LOCKWOOD.
9 MAIN N'l'ltllli’l‘. NORWALK.
till
Geo. Lockwood.
‘3 MAIN STREET. SOUTH SUBWALK
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who by porch lg
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