' 'MosI shaming Summerllesorl ‘ an Inn: unison:
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
very Facility for Prividivg lorlargeli
‘ DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
0MPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
ew Hotel.
...qu GEMEUE OCEAN
Columbia, the Greatest Naval
Vessel Afloat, Launched.
“EDITH HORTON OHRIBTENB IT.
nu latent Addition to Uncle Sam’-
GmA-g finvy. When Completed, Wlll
Ila the loot l‘ormldahle Commerce
Destroyer In Ellalence.
Mun, July :36.—-Chser alter
cheer from thoueamlt of throate, and Whit
lb thrill and hoarse from the veaeele
MMmgwt on the afternoon air
Isthegmteat commerce destroyer in the
universe was started down the. ways at
Cramp’s shipyard here, and Miss Edith
Horton, the daughter of the vine president,”
with cheeks aflame and eyes sparkling,
broketheribhon hedeclred bottle of cham-
pagne on the bows of Cruiser No. 12 and
witha cheery voice said, “I christ‘eu thee
Colmbia.”
This htest pride of Uncle Sam Inadea
graceful dip into the water. swung around
into the stream and was towed back to her
moorings, preparatory to having herma-
chinery put in and the finishing touches
put on.
A distinguished party of oflicials came
from Washington to witness the launch. In
the party were “re Presnlent Morton,
Tracy, Aaeislunt Sicretnry of
fill-“Grime“, Senator Ilium-ck. Commodore
Wihon and Naval Constructors Bowles and
Woodward. Mrs. Morton and Min»: Edith
Horton met the party in Philadelphia, com-
ing on from New York city for the purpose.
The Columbia.
The Columbia will be the most formidable
war vessel in the world. The name
“Pirate," which was sometimes applied to
theyessel when it was known as Cruiser
No. 12, was very nppropiiate. The Colum-
‘rnr: COLl‘ltllA.
Th will not only be swifter than any other
warveesel afloat; the Teutonic. Majestic.
City of New York and the other traits—
atlautic greyhounds will be entirely out-
claaaedby this fighter. The contract with
the Cramps calls fora vessel that can mail
around the world without recording in llll
days. fihe must go twenty-two knuta an
hour on her trial trip-I.
themnot do this hilt‘ will be subject
to rejection or pl ...Illy. Tim l‘niIIIIIllin,
her builders are I'untiIlr-nt, \Vlll surviy rwl
oltwenty—two, and they are equally . un-
fident that she will be able to km'p it up lnr
twenty-four hours, making n Ilmunn- of
“knots. Porevory quarter knot of speed
over the 512 knote contract litnilntiuns the
Crampa will he glt'ml 8331000.
The coal carrying caparity of the cruiser
will be greater than that of any steamer or
naval vowel in the world. The big bunkers
will hold 2M1) tons. TELL-3 Would begun}
dent, at the rate of ten knots an hour, to
“law the cmiser to remain out of port for
1” days, oraradiusof action of anew knots,
tr nearly the rin-umferenco of the earth.
'l'heahipiawli feet long on the mean loud
he; beam molded, ho feet: dmft, mean
normal. 2t feet; extreme uonnul, 24 feet.
Wheat, normal, about 7,:IIlII tons;
speed. Inltained, 2! knots, and indicated
hone power, 39,510.
ller Intricate Machinery.
The machinery of the cruiser will he more
lntflcnte than that of any “earner in the
world. There will be three triple expansion
nature. each working a rep-raw Iicrew. uuo
OI dther side of the rudder and one aboye
It. Thohorae power of the engines under
forced draft will he infra). The engines
mam the some otroke-Jorty—two inches
-Ind the diameter of the high. interme-
diate and low promote cylindem nopective-
lyare forty-two, filly-nine and ninety-urn
lather. Under full premium each of three
three verewv Ihould turn at the rate of 1‘an
' per minute.
”of the Men shafts i» fitted with a
Wig pllmz. no that tho propellern
lay be free to revolve when not in nae.
lIhutlle vet-st may he pmpolm at a slow
of fourteen knots by the center mew
at amedium speed of seventeen knot-
hythetwortdeterewt and ata highepeed
“from twenty to twenty-two knots by all
three together. ‘rhl- arrangement allowo
the machinery to be worked at it» maximum
fit! most economical number or revolutions
at all raters! the rl'urpmd, and each
m on way: need for propelling
w v
Thevtta‘npovtiouof
the vernal are pro
ulna-ed deck four incline-thick
and twoand one-half inches
The opens between thle deck
ml the gun deck will he minutely Imtr
Why bunker! and storemomn
II willhe a eolerdam llro
Millennium: next to the uhlp'r aide
tthewholelengthof the res-oi.
hunkennotnsedforcoalthitwmbe
wit-patent mtntanee at such solo
utofunnawall live loot thick, hov-
Ilth advaa ofenlnneraud eup-
amor. the event creamer
thhpatent tanner, the nature of
hkeptnmgan betakeuont and
lorteel. forward anthhe coal
“the oollerdatnwlllhetmedwltha
”final-Inhalation almthrtowood-
It! I «I Will In In night.
Oolnmldawmcarrynobtggnnn Not
antenna-mu, and the hatterywill
‘ light. 'l'hero ll
“Rayon POINT IMPROVEMENT c
W
J. FINKENSTEIN.
ALICE MITCHELL'S LOVE.
Dr. Turner 'l'lilalrn the tuna. Wont-n
Ina-no ual Inenrahly he. '
Inn-ma. July fill—«The ucond week. of
the Hitchell trial Ilwwml no abatement of
the internet taken in tho can 'l'hellnt
witne. introduced war Dr. B. l-‘. Turner.
who once noted In the erosion-Int to Dr.
who: New rm. Dr. Turner-an
tint Alice told him of all the plans she and
Freda Ward had made. To his quution
asking if she fully underatmd what mar-
riage meant the said that Idle fully compre-
hended the matrimonial state. but initiated
that there was nothing to hinder her from
marrying Freda Ward.
She said that she was aware that the and
Freda could have no children, yi-t elm could
not be talked out of her ideas upon mauled
life. She shows no emotion, excl-pt when
‘herlore for Freda is mentioned. The de—
tails of the tragedy elm tells with tho ut-
most coolness, but at tho Inrntion of Freda
she breaks down.
in questioning her as to the n-Tlllinns be-
tween her and Freda, he found out that
there Wm nothing compromising in their
business of love. Witness thought Miss
Mitchell was insane and inmmbly so.
Lillie Johnson was again put on the stand.
and said that Alice kissed Freda just like a
man kissed a woman.
Doctors l'alleudnr and Sale will be next
introduced by the defense.
BAY CITV IN FLAMES.
Over 800 llonm Burned So far and a
Million Dollar loan.
Bar CI'rv, Mich, July LEVI—Fire broke
out in the lumber manufacturing establish-
ment of Miller & Turner. A brisk west
wind sent the flames acmee \l’nter street
and block utter block was swept war with
terrible rapidity.
Flint, Saginaw and Detroit were tel—
egraphed to for assistance and Saginaw and
Flint responded, each sending an engine
and quantitiespf hose. But the flames eon»
tinned to spread in spite of the clone of
the firemen and more than rm buildings
have been destroyed, while tho cunthIgm-
tionia still sweeping toward the eastern
limits of the city.
Many rumors are afloat an to the number
of persons who have perished. but solar
only one fatality is positively known. A
Woman was sick in one of the homes and
perished before help could reach her. The
entire loss will be upward of mum».
Another Amalgamated l‘i‘hl.
Wrsr Srrnnmn. \“li. July int—Tim steel
workers of the “let Supenor Iron and
Steel company are on strike. Manage-r
Matteo says the company will never mpg.
nlze e " ' .
...... Shun“...- Ellf‘luIWnfi‘fi’é‘angfi
men to work.
A Double- ‘l'rngrtly.
anwoon, W. \‘n.. July Ell—Michael
Boylou and his eixtren-year-old son John
insulted the wife of Sannwl “'inmhnrg.
which the latter weented, whereupon John
Boylon allot Wineeburg and Mrs Winery
burg dead. The Boylons Were urn-sited
Worry lilllwl llr-mull‘wml.
KIMmr-Ix. N. Y , July L’li.-—N. E. Broad-
beml, county ll’v'llbllrl‘l' of l'lster county.
died here, aged forty-three years. His
death was superindncod by Worry and ex-
citement, occasioned by the failure 0! the
Ulster Savings inatitutiou last summer.
Val-Ily Jan 2nd I- Murder.
NanIIVILLI, July '36. —- Major J. ll.
Winn, a farmer, murdered his wife and
stepdaugher with an ax. He then at-
temptedtotake his own life with-dirk.
Family quarrels caused it.
Death In In Downfall.
Vlnxu, July 26.~-'l'ho famous robber
tower at Znaim, in Moravia. one of the
oldeet relics of the Middle Ages, has fallen.
Five persons were killed by the falling
walk.
Vuderhllt at Newport.
Enron, July m~w. X. Vanderbilt
arrived here aemunpanied by his snoot-
upon the unfortunate yachting excursion.
He had nothing totay tonportoru.
'l’ooh Your Hundred Dollar: with Illa.
Brannon, N. Y.. July m-W. Fred Lee
lie, a bookkeeper for the Pike Manufactur-
ing company at Manlius, hen disappeared
with two of the Arm's money.
Italy Want- to Meet Aahton.
Annular Paul. N. J.. July m—Jlm Duly,
the sparring partner of Corbett, wante-
match with Jack Ashton. the sparring
partner of Champion Sullivan.
Grip lode Ill- (Irony.
Bowrou, July Ell—A. A. Railway, one of
the beat known men in the Boston tobacco
trade, committed suicide in Clmhrtdge.
(trip made him may.
a- out We... llllod.
Ocarina, N. Y., July n—Mn Elinheth
Helm. aged twenty-three years, ofllang
zillion"- struck by the NednrNoJ
and hututly “In.
Killed by I Filth. Ill-Ahead.
Bacon", July m—An unknown Inna
1was “Lied :12. William Wanton-lyin-
ured t vemeyer sugar refinery by a
falling hophead.
Bevel Wm Dray-zit. ,
Burr-on, July m-Bix colored persona
were drowned bythe repairing otarow-
hoet.aadawhlte hoyfell til-wharf mid
w- drowned.
llla Lesa cruel Illm.
I...
Pan whore dwellin- was burned antar-
day, went lav-no and drowned him-ell Ian
morning.
comm rev-91y.
303nm", It. 1., July m—Wllllun Io»
nhone wee arm-tut near Wallhtll and
warm- lwlmmfwmwm
ti,
bevel the Gallows.
mun-inn. July m-Benry Devl-
teulorvd), untamed to be hanged on Sept.
"vote-n tort-rpm.
Janna! (lrrv. July n—John Eur, the
tmma'lmamllaneyhflol
xcursioIIs.
General Manager.
cousin's IIEIIILIIcIIEfi'"
The Fair Grant Stops Business
and Retard: Adjournment.
m BUNDRY CIVIL BILL HAY PAIL
Although llolmnu Raye the House WI“
Adjourn Friday. It In til-lulu] That
There An Enough Votes to Keep It in
Senior: Tlll tho Appropriation I- Lost.
Waamxo'ron. July tall—Mr. Allison,
chairman of the neuate committee on up-
propriation-Jilted the veil from the con-
ference proceedings of the two houses on
themadry civil hill. [is elated that con-
oer-ions made bathe Innate mutt-revs.
amounting to hetvn-en OAJXNJJKMIHIG 854m,-
000mm apparent rather than real. six
hundred thousand dollar» of one item.he
aald, was included in tho pending general
deficiency bill by some proccsx not visihln
to the naked eye, and moot of the other
items, he asserted, had been "halved" on
the distinct undentanding that the. lmlnnce
would have to be appropriated in a dell
cicncy bill during the next abort session of
congress.
Mr. George, of Mimimippi, occupied
nearly all the rest of the n-suiun bya ny’t'ch
on the antiuption bill, and the 51.1qu ml:
journed with the understanding that on n,»
assembling it would listen to a thrill speech
from Mr. Aldrich, of Rhode Island. )lr.
Vest, of Missouri. may mihlymtu-utpr to
call up at the same time a man man ode-r.
ing a reciprocity reduction of '35 per cent.
on woola, silk, glassware, etc, to European
nations in return for the remonotizntiun of
eilver.
The “note l‘llthnelen.
The ham devoted twa hours to ITt'llflTlflg
the report from the committee to llth‘t‘lh
gate the pension office n-mnxmvnuling the
dismissal of l‘onimtxsioner Ronni, two
speeches being made in favor of the minin-
tion by Mr. Enloe. of Tonnesuwu [HUT Mr.
Little, of New York. Mr. Lind. of Mlmir»
mta, made tlm only speech in his ih (mm.
The discussion was cut oil abruptly by the
disagreeing conference report n the «la--
fidency bill and a new mun-re re who or
tiered.
Mr. Holman, however, intrmlurml n rean-
lution of instnxctions to the t‘ntlfmm ~I tl...i
they should rccmle from the houw tum ntl'
merit agreed to on l-‘ridny lushnflrr full!
yea and nay volt-II, to pay the lnlnnreul
salary for the full term to the legal helm of
. .-....N.
Mr. Hayes, 0! Iowa, whose Allwlxdllh-lll
to this aflect was adopted. tan! thi.» pro
mediug on Mr. liolman‘s part wru- irrrgulsvr
and improper after the house had pun-d
upon the matter. I-‘llibnstering ensued and
the home was kept in a tlt‘lltllt’vl’k for mm
two hour», when it adjourned
The Fair Appropriation.
There in no change in the parliamentary
condition of the World's fnir appropriation
and tlw milvilitiov of the NHJ'VYYTY'YH‘ n: of
mngretn. If a vote in the hon-~- iliwiv. ..,, e
majority against the fair the senate will at
lent propnw a compromiw. If, on tin-
other hand. the opponent» of the fair pr!»
vent a vote on the direct question, it mu be
stated that the ornate will stay burr “ll
summer rather than yield to llulnmn'q «in -
totion.
Horn than this. if byfillblniterlng tlwnuu-
dry civil bill goes under. the int-n in of th»
fair will refrain from Voting and rump-l
their oppimenta to forum: n quorum In In»
the my resolution extending the pm-
visions of the Tut civil bill.
Hr. Holman said that momma would ad»
jonrn Friday, and that thr- tumlry ("Nil bill.
Including the flit approprintoin, would be
disputed of thb afternoon, 0n the other
hand, Mr. Pierce, of Trauma-e. mid the-In-
are aeventy-six members pledged to defeat
or dehy action on the hill nuke: the World’s
,fnlrltem it ellmiaatod. and to stay hero
until it it done. So it will tie-mu that "W
wanna at adjournment and that of the
with: fair mllllonsare involvvd in a doubt
that can he dispelledonly by dewluwtvntn
THE BASEBALL wbnm.
national. haunt: anus.
At Boston-i
Bolton ........ 0013000|0
loot-ville ...... (l 1 II 0 0 I) II o n .
surettv and llally. Sunder-a and "rim
At Phllndelphto» n u. r
Phllldalphla...0 o I) I II I t II 3-9: II
Cincinnati ...... 0 o o n I) II II 0 II . n t l‘
WeyhlngendClementl: Dwyer, lthlnm and
Harrington.
It LI:
5 9
21 h
At Brooklyn~ n. n. r.
Drooklyn.... ..l 0 0 o l o 0 0 I- it 7 at
Plttabury.......o o o 2 0 0 l I I. I II :
Harland Dolley; Baldwin. Miller and MM'k.
AtNewYurk~ u an
Newvork......0 I 0 l 0 II o o o» 2 I» r.
...... oloolonoo all
Ora-numb. OarhoaMflmmr.
Athltltaore— II. n. It
menunooooooolo. I on
Ultimo-...”..o l l I o t 0 0 aunts l
mom lelahon, Penna an Rubin»
non: Hutchinvon and Schrlver.
At' — n u.r.
‘Wflhlnm...t D D D 0 D D I) (bill I
“WW! 0 I 0 2 9 i ll a-L ‘l at
Illlva. Abhey.Duryeaead ill-(tum; (lalrtn
AtAlhaIy- n.
mm...» o 0 II D o 0 II 2- 2
m... ........ OIsotoonL-I
Dal-a lmhr.wslcn and Clark.
tow-
At
M..httoIzIoo—
Prowl-av DOOODOItI»
Kfiruyandttn.
Orton-
00130»
«arm
caught h the Item...
Hum, 16‘. 1., July fiv-Iartln Dall~
man. In Heller l: Nm‘n blue
wovku,,wla mmmhmma hadlvlt
armtornfromthe socket and two or hit
rip broken. a. will die.
Guano leave-Inn
area.
I
D
B
u
D
1...!
I!
i‘ "In,
on:
--’
Arms, Joly A—‘l‘ho Wt lint I...
recalled lt- amhaudorv to Great Britain,
have and Germany and Mann their
Outta-white chew by remarks of
Ito-M
A Blane 0- the Ohm-don.
Pour Dunno. Wan. Joly ”who
ember Cherlutoa was damaged by the.
'l'hvhheu” from mun-ou- com»
hatttnalathe built
W
m “ltd letting.
will, leave South Norwalk at 103. In., ‘12::l0, 2:00, 6:30, 5:50 nnd
.. 7:30 I). to.
have Roton Point, ll o. 111., 1:1
BUNDAYB~Leavo South Norw
5:30, 5:50 and 7:30 1). nl.
, Leave Roton Point, 11:10 mm" 1
“of“
Excurslon Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice. ’
Mala-s :In every-day conwnicnrr 0! an
old-lion luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Pictured with scrupulous Lift. flight“
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
. package make: two large {lax Avoid
lmllhfih'fi and insist on having the
N031» Sl'Cli l‘mni.
MERRELL & SOULE. 83! no.2. NJ.
”3‘
e
U
Excel: all other: ll you want the
“may”, unrest, and best, insist on
hung Wmmn: ll :5 unequalled In
wholesomenns: .xnd flavor. One bottle
of extract nuke: 5 gallons, Ask lot It.
133mm iIII:.-xil~."‘jII-t .tx uni"
ll't vlllt‘l‘. lull I." l'rtlrr. ”no sow
lrIal u Ill supp 1| llln rim”). “£5"me
'lflh. [NM-I, "I'llwnl. HA
MES lm
H. S. ROOU,
DEAL!“ l.\" .
WATDNES. JEWELRY. SllHER AND
PLATED WARE.
[law you noon the
South llnvwall Silllltllll Spoon?
mom lEAllDE tIIIII III IIIIIII
Allll tIIvIaII.
Something New.
in; III All It: Branches
...-— ... MW...“ -. ......M........ ...
H. S. Rood
ll South ltllt St.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
2mm.“ mowmhnr
r new vector
%wfl§1§w.xnynl
ten ”narrator-orb.”
uniform-eta e
A mid
Hold. Platinum or Porcelain Crow no.
,-r.
, In».
. mntorrlmra canted I: over exertion of brain.
0, 2:40, 5:00, 6:45 and 10:00 p. In.
alk,10:30 a m., 12:36, 2:00, 3:30,
:10, mm, 5:00, 6:40 and mm 'p.m.
SOVB YOUT TBBUI.
HAVE THEM FILLED OR t'lli')W.\'£lh
Teeth tilled with gold. Platinum, Alloy.
In and all plmsllr materials.
Trot I treated and shamefully crowned with
Artlnirlnl teeth on Gold, Platinum, l'nntlnu-
nun Gum and Rubin-r Plates, and all work per—
tninlnu to modern dentistry.
H Ita'inl nth-Minn Klvrn to Irregular ltllll
(fh Ilreo'su-eth.
All work In moat reasonable prices.
’l'ev-th lilh-«l unrl rxlrnried tIIIlnlmnly.
OR. F. W. DARMER,
t3! \Vndlinglvflv St. Over Poul Office.
South Norwolk. (‘onrn m lI'
JOHN F. FLYNN
Similar: Plumber.
STEAM and GAS FlTTER.
JOBBING I sncuuv.
Having when the bum-mom Ilnilerllw Lllv.
rnrf‘. ll!i \Va-hlnmnn rtrwt, South h-Iroulk.
am Mini it for
Alll‘lFINllS
PlUMOINO
l rmpwtl‘ully milcll aslinre In? public patron-
] an r [u plumbing l hm‘u- nlniIr for the
[an urn-n year-g in the employ of \V. H. Monk.
M Jr ('u All work will have my personal Mu»
I‘.’\l“|\ll. 'llllY will be vnIm Itly l‘lrfllll‘l‘ and
- .tihtru Hun p‘tlhrnlllm . H \‘r rnontrlalbll‘lm
Economy and Canton!
l‘r‘li
Gasoline Slaves
Ami : vnld Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
“3- lutv‘t: lTII- wry Trim! mull--
THE MANHATTAN
IN All SIZES.
“'ill bake. owl: and «Tn all the work of .
stni'r Mill [mlfllw trouble and expert-w. ..
in "N" in this to“ n.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS A illllllll.
W.H.Meeker&llu.
NTT'Sll' "ALT. lllJN'K.
Save Money!
BY Visit “Nu
F. BOYLSTON’S
FactorI at Five Mile River.
....‘_,..._..._
OREAT REDUCTION
IN PRlOES.
M
“rt-III t'tlriI-fy nf Vl'lIK'llh‘lll-r Itll‘l )v'luln I
leuethnn met. Aim :1 llne line of Doll and
Baby wrrlms wry cheap.
4 :6 iv
llorloII Point.
IIIIIIIIIII.I§IiIIIIII: IIIII
. FISHING.
SHOREmllllllltllSl sittIIIII.
J. E.WPOWer.
In.“ if '
NEW LlFE.
mt. B. '. Wm NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATS! .NT.» specific for ll sterln. In":
new, Flto. New-lute. flout-elm. mom Pron-
Iratlon canned by ah‘oholor tobacco. Wnkvvfnl.
mm. Mental Damion. Mftenlnc of llraln,
can-lo tumult mlnrry.dmr.duth.l’rrma»
tore ml Axe. rennet-I, has; of l‘mm In
either mt. lrnpotr . . [gumrnhtm end all
male Wrokennm. nvolnnlary hm ripar-
sell All“. over» ndn genre. A month’ntmita
mentJl. afar hymn". We {nanniecilnlr
lumen locum Mlmtvler fan nun. wit .6
will send written guarantee to refund If not
cured. fluarnnlw honed only I» II. B.
at) len'
butter wet-all you tnnnliw.
3‘ uml fit-lb. tulip.
FINE ‘ BUTTER
——-”—~—-—
OIBRLE 8i. OOMSTOOK
Are min ngllllln‘ ln lhla city for the
FRANKLIN COUNTY, VERMONT,
CREAMERY ASSOCIATION
BUTTER,
4
”1:er at 5!. Album, Vi. Fine-in nilk. A! TTll‘J
MIN-II hi the your the new: imion do put lilivl
nwly nult- for all xlIn-rnllliultrr Tlll‘) malt-u
The “\t'l’ prmlvn-t In mid III lube. and ”it:
It l» the hillllt‘
nwrct. \ivilduwlr :trli- lv in their rnll THllH-l‘ at
r a pound inn. We llII-l mlo fur Inln In u‘rll
an by hinglv- puuml.
Haw nil-v inmvly lilllI: llhllr. pm khan»: nix”
Tlmw Mm meiulil Kuhn of
"31:“! ‘lllllle'f um hope It I: ll l: c unliilI-III v,7 m
IuIln-wpmlity. i'riw‘rr 1h. SIM-nil pri.» ..n
3' urvl Mil». (Him,
—~——-~oo..
OIRBLE &COMSTOON
PAYM EN T8
31 WEENlY!
0N
Watches. Chains, Charms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
TAOOR. JOHNSON R COMPANY.
2l9 Nonlague St.
l'l'l'h' ll\l.l.SIJT'AN53~ UlDDHiyn, N. Y
Thus for Mr goals Iirlitrre-sl {II Swill: Nur-
walk into» giwn grnrrnl anilafrv (inn. moi n'll
melluulo! payrmml is highly :Ippr-w inml. Full
lnfnrnmtmn run he 1....l .Il our mm m.
GUSTAV PITZER.
19 MAT Lillldll PLACE.
SOUTH NORWllN CON
Ill
. Tm
NOTICE !
9.0
lUSTlllNE I
pl‘ll'v' of Lustrinc will be
100. a Cake.
Samples {fl't‘ of your groI-I-r.
or at Hale's Ill-In,r Store.
July lst, hire.
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
HI) and after this llitlt' the
ALL SIZES OF
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
[not Ito: I‘d. South
llwhletn-r. No. 1‘ Pros»
Mirwnlk. ('uIIII.
pm I M..l-I. Sovwalk.
M" It
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.914, «Imogen.
'l’ mu \~\ J:
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Wlthln a Bunnies. rive cent earn In con.
talna I cum: ‘l'en eent mnple con na 8
mm. It ulnr him 150.. 501-. l .1 mulled
paid fl rowan a Janna. Wholesale
I “TS‘S’othronm'lif’dnrrTYd bl limit“.
ow n orvm m I! e: . . ~
tar. . 0. Hoyt. It. ll. Pill
stud G. C. Htlllwn.
it?!
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“ALI. Drug-In and Dale Ale-II. A orwalh.
t- n. iv- 5 l!
Nothing is as
Merit alone has made the reputation of
WELCOMEmSOAP
Bewm of substitute
cvustn smut
General Contractor and Sewer
uick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
Photographs !
Highly Finished Sabinels
—«.\'r ~
$2.00 per dozen.
'»—~oeo—«————-
liming .wrurml tln- M‘l’VTl‘l'hl)! a thorough
lirsl-rln-I- photographer of lung prutirnl ex.
{it"ll'lll't‘. Mr J. lhwum. of New York. I urn
now fully prepared to Innln'the very I» sit [labs
of plwlugmplilr work in all in brnnrhta. mill
in unlr-r In IntrmlIII l' T“) work. :I‘Ill lltltkt‘ fur
“ .lmrl linw only, the Twat Nun of t-nllilwh at
$2.00 PER DOZEN
’l‘ln; mum filial“). fur whirliynu pny llullltll'
llu IrIuIIry Plu-ulmrzu .JY'II'T 41" i': m. ,ur-
lIIIII. 'I'tII~ nib-r iInltlughn-l for n rllul’. T HE:
OSLY. llirrwfun- do not Ill-in}. l'nmr Full}.
*7”. —-
0n pnrlez Francois
' .llun SpriI-hl lieulrh.
——~O—eo—v ——
DllllMEll, Photographer,
42 Washingtan Street,
tll'FIil l’l N’l' Ul'l’ll'h’. SUL'l'll SHIP-VALE.
mg:I l3
1...:H. BROWN,
SANITARY PLUMBING. STEAM and
SAS FITTING. TIN ROOFING,
SHEET IRON WORK
In .I‘E ‘ITIllll‘in‘x . , fur >Ill'Tll.\
' I).\ Sl‘l‘ll'l.\l.TlE\, :Imi I
LIMV l'ilrmfil'ili .‘H‘ZA \I
\ ""h'
.\l \Iliwi'
llu'i‘ “xiii.“ Ie~lll.:;:;.~z
Thr :i ne‘t line of
Stoves, Ranges ll Healers
nu, ma, IIIII: llllll lllllll
VllllE.
9pm E.I.l :Itu Imun git-n t.» .lI.l.l,II.-.:. .\ll up
:ln-r‘ vi ill ln- mm 'Llui with prlulhl-Tillllli' :tInl
I'M». All Work dnm- b: ll"l-f'i1b~§ wnrkIIu-n
at the Iowa! prices.
l9? WASHINGTON ST. BRIDGE.
Sl‘l‘i‘ESSUR TO ’3. SELLEVK. ul 1}
The leading fish market of the
city 1.»: at
HUNT & ZELUFF'S
1:2~\VA~IIII.\'<:rnx S'l‘lll-IET--ii'.’.
_.__,....__.
There you can always litnl the
freshest fish to be had. .\ tim-
lnt- of shad arrives every day.
PURE TOMATO CATSUP.
lOBSTE S
PICKlEU OYSTERS.
l )rIle‘s rullu-Il fol'mnl delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish. Uys~
legr illlii \‘ugI-lnlilr Mullet.
HUNTKITEllllF’S
32 WASHINGTON STREET.
RAYMO , _‘
A Splendid Investment
llillllllll 6 PER BENT. IN YOUR
lMPURTEO SAROYNES, t.
PHOTOCRAPHI ~
- MATERIALS. »
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tumour.» ’
woman:- one»?
ltvyiflltl
Some
Raise the
Objection I
‘l'llA'l' EVERYTHING It'll 1‘0" an”)
NT H) “MALI. A MABGIN or
I’llfll'l'l' ‘I‘IIAT TIIBY BANK!"
Ail‘tlltl) 1’0 ADVERTISE. THIS
IS nil!" “If? ‘l'llllk' flllllllll)
ADVERTISE. WIIMRI Ilt Tlll
ADVANTAOB 0' “lllmlfifi I’AD
TROUT-AIL! (IIIBAI' OI omvmw
D'IQPKUIAIJJ' “In? llAIflAINl
I? I"!!! PWI’LB ARI NII‘I' I‘ll.
AWARE 0' I'll“?
- mn't foul all the people all thetltae.
some" wan, +
Flag Walks,
(:th and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
SOUOINO,
EXOAVATINO
B Y
NO BROS.
OWN CITY.
The owner has placed in our
limnls for sale a limited number
of first-class building lots on
QIIIIItarIl and LIncolII avenues
llllt‘ \\'ooIlward homestead) at a
wry low price. as the building
thereon will greatly increase the
value «If his remaining property.
Hnly $1M“ need be paid In ad-
mnve. the balance can remain at
.3 per cent. The party selling
this property is positive that
these lots will double in value in
llI rev years, and to each purchas-
er will gin- a \I'nlrrvzx lil'AllAX-
'l’HleIH taketln‘ lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter.
est at é'» per cent. er nnn'um on
the autumn of cats Ipaid thereon.
This is u rI-liuble first class offer
tn lIoIIIo builders or investors.
, » ew»~———.
COOLIDGE & LOBKWOOD.
it .‘l.\l.\' STREET. SUIHTALK,
IIlt
Geo. Lockwood,
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Dandelion, for.
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L ['th le'mIA—A tired lug-ll fuller. law.
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rim"! mlanrwthelowerpnrtntthshowslqwl
slut Immune to tho region of the ovarian, bladder
Ital-omen Icanly urine. with [request desire to.
urinate, ltueorrhtsn and courtly-Item - I.
SYRIAN “OWENS I. ”1me to take, bung tn.
the form of tiny mic- or-
llll whlrh. If taken nrmrvllng to dlreetlonn pm
his tr: nltm or an the turn-t Mun!
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3 natal parking-v upon receipt of "I”. ,.
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or the mile some 0
all of the time. but E
An
Ilnwrnent Policy in the Connecticut 0m
Life Insurance
loot ay in who
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