South Norvvalk, 0......
I New HOtel.
”Every Facility Eor Providing for large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN WTHE PAVILION.
ROTOR POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
Il. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
The Most Charming Summer Resort on Long island Sound.
OOH MONETARY SAGES.
”Uncle Sam's Selections for the
International Conference.
N0 01‘ THE FIVE FOR FREE SILVER.
n. Commissioners Are Sort-torn Allin-1n
Ind JonoA‘Cnngrnaman McCrenry. Ba-
co-ptrnllnr Cannon and General I‘. A.
WIIItnPCommlulonor Carter’s Report.
WABBIKO'I’OI, Aug. s—‘The names or the
Ive commissioners who areto represent the
United States at the coming international
monetary conference are officially an-
nounced. They are Senator William B.
Allison, of Iowa: Senator John P. Joiics. of
Nevada; Congressman James B. Md‘rcnfy.
of Kentucky; cx~Comptroller Henry W.
Cannon, of New York, and (lent-nil Francis
A. Walker, of Massachusetts. With the
exception of Mr. Altrllrt'ary these names
have all been among those disuuswd for the
appointment.
Senator Allison, of Iowa. has secn nearly
twenty years’ service in the United States
senate and was eight yours a member of
the house before his election to the senate.
He is chairman of the committee on appro-
priations, a loading member of the commit-
tee on finance and a rccognized lender in
financial matters. He voted against the
Stewart free coinage bill when it passed
the senate in July last.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, has born an
meet advocate of free silvcr. He has not,
spoken often in the senatc, but whenever
hehasspoken on finance in that body his
remarks have always commanded close and
earnest attention. He also is. a member of
the senate committee on finance.
Mr. McCrutry. of Kentucky. succeeded
Mr. Perry Belmont as chairmen of the com-
mittee on foreign an'airs in the house of
representativwnnd has devotul consider-
able attention to international questions
He introduced the bill which callml out the
Pan-American conference in Washington
and-ho the house bill providing for the
present monetary conference. He voted in
favor of free silver. Mr. McCrcary is serv~
inghb fourth term in congress. He is, of
course, a Democrat in politics.
Mr. Cannon succeeded Mr. John Jay
Knox as United States Comptroller of the
currency, and resign-Ii to accept the presi-
dency of the Chase National bank, of New
York. He is classed as opposed to free
coinage 0! silver under existing condition;
General Walker, of Massachusetts, is a
well known writer on economic question
He was superintendent of the tenth census
and was a member or the international
monetary conference held at Paris in lot».
He is president of the Massachusetts Insti-
tutIa of Technology, president of the Amer
ican Statistical society and honorary fellow
of the Royal Statistical society of London.
The place of meeting of the cohfcretiose is
not yet definitely decided upon. It will ho
inono of the capitals of Europc, probably
either Brussels or l‘I-rlin— the time UI to
her. An appropriziin ll oi Swami} was made
lathe sundry civil bill to defray the VI-
pauses of the United States commissioners.
Collnllralunnr Carter's ltnpnrt.
Wmmx, Aug. 8.—Commi5sioner thr-
tar'l nlodictory report of the operations of
tbland olllce for the past fiscal year has
Manda public. The commissioner says
tint under the repeal of the timber culture
law approved last year large numbers of
uses, long suspended on the more» an»
[Scion of fraud or under harsh, technical
rulings, have been passed to patent. and
more than 800.0“? additional entries have
been considered and proper action taken.
The total amount of agricultural .iitents
had from 1888 to It”). is 3mm, covering
amt”) acres, substantially clearing the
docket and leaving the onion tree to attend
to current barium. The total number of
mineral patents turned from 1835 to lHIllI was
OJ“; the total number issued from tile!)
to I” w- 7,35Il, clearing the mineral and
onaldoeketa The total educational and in-
Hlll lumen-int selections made from
”lot” was Imam acres, whil- from
1” tom the total selections made wan
MW.“ acres.
In the matter of surveys and rerurvoys
during the lame periods like results were
main“. Tha acreage of public lands
waiving the fiscal yenrwasl, hit,
one Thymus entries sampled
moon sues. Indian land. 91M.“-
”ammonia roundllguresol 1am,-
ault There were patented for the
hurl! o! railway compuls- undsr eonv
grants during the pest fiscal year
saves. as against an em patented
hnflwayl during the previous fiscal year
of anaemia
total area of the vacant public land
lathellnltad States b567,580,m.ms.1if
which HEM,” acres have barn surveyed.
rurrvrtloa 0t all public lands bearing
for entry under the home-
laglawa. lndlvldnslrrttlrra.
pamluforsayothsrtnvor parpoaowlnt-
We
ling May's (ta-p Ila-stag.
Brno m. I. Y.. Avg. B.--At the New
fork and Item lllvrr Camp lasting
mu enty-lint annual meeting
m" tahanup by collection to clear
m mmmpusetlagmnradnut
Drank Catholic Add.
-Dr I‘olo tartan two
the“ ”1:,me
Quart O'DONNELL IN BOSTON.
ll. Bays Illa Illulon Will Keep III- l-
'Iqu t'. it) in Week. ,
Boston. Aug. t5 lliigh O'Donnell. of
Homestead, Pm. arrived in this city and
said in an interview that he saw no reason
for throwing such ncloak of mystery around
his movements since he left Homoutouil.
Hehnsbeen inno sense trying to occlude
himself or evade any one. Said he: "of
course the mission that brings me east is
something that it would not be judicious to
talk about just yet. It will keep me in Bos-
ton a week. Then I will make a tour of
New England.
“Regarding the lockout. it hrisjuitt begun
and the end is not in sight. The Carncgie
Steel and Iron company may have one
thousand men or more, but that does not
mean that the union workers are dcfcnt-
cd. It requires much skill and practice to
make I1 competent workman. and one in-
oompetcnt man can put the Canicgics to
a greed deal of loss and trouble. III those
works, where machinery plays such an ink
portanl part every man has his pine. and
his absence has the some effect as the break-
ing of a cog or wheel. "
Mr. ODoniIell seemed to be perfectly on.
concerned about his arrest and stated that
he thought the arrcsts wcro madc- with the
hope that the rank and file Would become
frightened and surrender to ('zirncgic and
Prick unconditionally, but. said be, "It has
edified the men and made them more do-
termined than ever to win."
'l’o Boycott Carnegie I'rmlnrta.
Houseman. Pa, Aug. h . Salami Guin-
pars. president of tho Aiiicricnn l-‘ulcrauon
of Labor, was in “manta-ad yesterday in
conference with the leaders of the Home
stead strike for several hours. He refused
to talk for publication. but it is understood
he assurcd the odious-of the Amalgamated
association that tlw IlliJW members of the-
federation Worc- in lino and that the full
power of theI organizations will bfi.‘ brought
to hear in behalf of tho llIImIIstqul e-tI-cl
workers and that every member will con
tribute to a fund for the lh'llulll of tho
striker-s. Tho (adoration. according to Mr.
Gomponi. will also assist in carrying out the
boycott on all material matiuluI'tIirI-Il by
the Carnegie Ste-cl mmpnny. Th:I Knights
of Labor, too have fallen into lino and the
men here feel greatly oncour: igI-I.
HARRISON AT fiLOON LAKE.
The President “In: Illa “1h. “Ian I-
Still a Very Melt \I'nnuan.
Loos LAKE, N. Y, Aug 5. --«l‘rIIIIIIlont
Harrison ni again with llla mic at his IpIIIIt
summer frilllllfm‘l‘, arriving as nunstcnta»
tiously as do the other guestn who visit
Loon Lake. Ile (lines as 01 yore 1n the lit tlo
dining room. lieutenant Parker, M3.
Parker and Mrs. Dimmick drive out With
him.
Mrs. Harrison still takes her meals at the
cottage. Dr. Gardner. the physician who
attended hits. Harrison on her arrival. In no
longer hero. lie has now been gont- se-vrral
days, but it is understood that he Will re»
turn in a fur days. There mun getting
around the fact that Mrs. llarrneon is I-till a
very :5ch woman. That she liiisiiiipmved
to a Wondvrful degree is also I-.-rtnIn. lint
the newspapi 1’ up IT: {Iii‘IiI~lII Ii iciyirit:
that she hits I' lllll'r li htntt‘l’t'll are \iitliIIIIl
sense and foundation.
Corbett (-r-tflvlg .‘Ilgltty Strong.
Asiit nv I’Anu X. .l., Aug. ,-. « John Ma
chy. the well known Philadelphia tvrus~
tier. will in futuro insist Jim llaiy in the
training of Corbett for his fight with Cham-
pion Sullivan. Corbett's strength has in-
creased to such an extent that Daly has be
come too light for him. Hcl'cay says that
he never saw a lighter in better condition
than Corbett is at prosent. He also says
that Corbett‘ II activity and science will he of
great advantage in his fight with Sullivan.
The New \nrk 'I'rllusne Boycotts.
le Your. Aug. tl.«'l‘ypogrnphieal
Union No. on» agreed to takI- oi! ad boy-
cotts from The Tribune as soon as the do
tails of unionizing The Tribune have been
settled, when circulars will be sent to all
labor organizations informing them or the
tact.
no. Tobacco Comhlnatlon.
(.‘vsc'iaxari. Aug. II. no: great tobacco
houses—tho Badman, the (human-ti. the
Globe, the Morris. the Miami and the
Walker—«have combined. Their capital
stock it) ammo). Thu-y w‘ill secure It
charter under the laws of New Jersey.
A l.|-Iled 'l'rnl» Wrecked.
LIOOIIIB, Ind. Aug. IL—Jl'tw New York
and Chicago limited train on the Lake Show
road was wrecked hero. colliding with an
engine on the carve out of the station. lin-
glneer Schiller was lstally injured. The
passengers were badly shaken up.
Destroyed by a Fir-hug.
Imamws, W, Va. Aug. 8.—-‘l'he ave
buildings composing the Tygard lanolin»
tnrtag company's general planing and buggy
factory. with all machinery. lumber and
y destroyed by an to-
Kngtnuv t‘anllln Deal.
l’lllullmltlh, Ann R. John It Canton.
ehltil engineer at the Philadelphia rim de-
dlod at his home. tilt) North
mt street Ila was made chief on-
gineer of the tire department in February.
1m
Dig-‘31:“. Own-n.
lotto. l. 'l‘.. Aug. 8.-'l‘be leading cattle
owners say they will alga their stock rivet
teth- Charohe man- belor- tbey will
sonar the severe la- la makingtheloag
drive to via-tern Tonal.
found-lion“. Iota! Over “In.
Wrasnorn. lllctt. Aug [thll‘l'M by
W“ “m°‘°‘h;,.."”u"i3d'“ '33.“
him. a in;
W over John law. who will the.
Bond lent ”shag.
Ban Francisco, A lw'l'ho sealing
arrived from
mm finitely Bottles hallo nor.
Dom mm“, Ian Aug. lh—Iary
Dillard. meaty your old, was loud and
Alveolar-scorn
0am. ll ’11. “gowns train carry-
hgm, ,Iillltilllnrle tholdrrachrd
hereon timeshare-rumour“
Urdu-Pacific.
In new flaring Asst-elation.
THE InEIiiTr’ioLIri’c‘s ' "
Hill and caveman Just Missed
a Meeting at Buzzard's Bay.
REID AND PLA'I'T Ill OONI'BRBNUK
‘I'ltey Mot In the “hit
New York. nlul tlir Ito-nil III Hal-I to
Ilave
\vemw llnlol.
Il-rr-n lilnlrmltlly \tlial’iu'lur’w
Kalb (‘hnrgrn I‘Lmtl in .llalsinnu
Nrw Haves, Aug. ., -- EIl air-III. .J strum
yacht Fm Diuvnlo, \i'i”. S Hill! 7‘ Dam! [5,
Hill and party alumni, Ill’upp Ii ninth»! in
Morris cove, off the I‘III{i...t clubhouse,
about ll) o'clock lit-It night and nIlllt‘Il win-It-
ward this morning.
In an intertiow with It roI; . v: r Senator
llillsaid: “.liiiort that III ii. I * llI‘I‘iv‘Il
Mr. ("in "Inland “L. in- \i I u r II I' 111.324":
boy he was in NI-tv York, \‘i~ - |I:ii‘I- nut.
seen a single politician or llrtllltllll'lll't‘tlll
our trip."
When Mkt'l‘l tllr‘ [It‘nlmll'm t'll-‘llll‘l‘h fur
Clcvcland's cl-Ictiun lllli tztll h»- miil. “l
thinlt the cleaners am in favor of tho Dunno-
crutic party, but there are :i grunt iiIIIny
combinations to be taken into account "
“'hen bill-Ii if he would take tlIII Fllllllp
himself iii-haul. “l have not yet llu’ztll'll,
but shall probably III.- iii aid from lat» r."
North Carolina I’olttira.
RALEIGH. Auz. ~ —-.\'orth For-lino will
be the sci-no III various [willllt’itl "\I'ltls' dur-
ing the lliontlm of August and HIptcinlnIr.
General Adlai Stevenson. tho» Dv‘lllm‘l’flllc
candidate for vice prI-siIlI-nt. ltllll Senators
Vance and Ransom will inldrmi a name
meeting of tho DcxiiI-I-rntic clubs of the
state at Raleigh. and firm-nil Slfi'h‘r‘llfinn
will make four other sin-IIrlII-a “‘llllt' in
North Carolina ~Illtl‘ at t‘liIIriI-tt» and the
Nltiamdcr at plm‘r‘t‘ to be st-lIIuthI.
The Ht‘pulllll‘xllfi in tin l'IiIrtli North
l'anvlinnilistrn't will innkc lt “nu-iii wu-
tcst for (hermit! now llv'lll by llv'lul‘r‘s'o‘llla~
live lltltin. thI-y being IIIII'nuraizul by tho
fact that in redistru‘tiiig tho out!» two
Democratic t‘onllllt‘rl worn Inkt'll out Iii .‘.lr.
Bunn's district and two RI-{Iublicnn i'nurr
ties added in their plan‘s. Another limp»
clouded ttlicln for sun-ruin that the Fal‘lu-
crs‘ Alltuuu: Will llolll It convcntinii on Aug.
15 and place a candidate in thII Hold
it is generally supposed lllltl llir' l’>~~IiIlv'.~'
party of North N'all'lillllfl Wlll iuIInIn tin for
governor Colonel '1‘. ll. Long and for lien-
tenant governor Dr S Ewull.
Rrpnhllrnn Campaign In tho \I rat.
le \IIRK, Aug ~.—TlIII RI I{I'.Il.I.-.I -in
campaign in tho wwt will In- lllh'i'lml from
('hit'ngo by llll‘ follnwmg I‘Ivrririizllwc. ~Iih-
joct to the national ixivcntlvrIIIriitiiitte-c.
\l‘. J.l‘a1npbcll, of Illinois; .l. N llllwlilll.
0‘ ludiaua; E Ruth-Will”: of Nebraska; R.
ll Evans, of Mimic-mm. ll. 1'. l‘.1yiic.of
“'lra‘nnfill’l.
It had [won \lt‘l‘lllr‘rl at tho first mooring
of the exccutive l'ullllllllll’r'v' tII I‘hllllbll‘ll
western iicadquurt-r... lIiit Earn-r tIoI i.I..-_-
win given up. With II IIII- his: III. .E..-. . rI ..
plan has born rI-iitul illltl tliI- ILIII.EI\P
mininittco has Ili‘lr‘nlllln'll to IIpcriItI- in the
westcrn nt‘ltl through I'IIrpIII IIIIIiimanIlIIn
stationed at (Tin-ago.
John R. Tanner. the Illinois fllt‘llllh'r oi
the national comniiuvc. who Slu‘l'I'v'Ilml Mr.
Campbell, lino mignml. and Mr. t‘nixiplwll
ll“ taken his plan! lIIIllt I'll the Xll-llnliikl
committee and on the I-xecut‘ivI: I-ImIIIIIItre.
Hr. II. C. Payne, of Wisconsin. III him a
member of the executive t‘ultlmltlce. The
other three are members of the national
committee.
The Alabama Content.
BIIIINOIIAI, Aug. S.—~Tho official count
has been reportcd in titty-two ol the amy-
two counties, and Jones, regular Democrat.
In about by Just mow majority. The can
III-l0 of the remaining counties iii very
close.andJoncs will wind up with about
2J1!) majority (If the total nuiubc r of
counties Jones has carried thInty-nine
and Kolb thirty-seven. Kolb sci-ms to have
a majority of the white vote in in» nlalc by
from 2,000 to hint). while Jones has a large
majority of the negro vote.
The Kolb faction dalmafrautl in the large
black belt counties, which gave Jutlt’filltrg'a
majorities, and have tiled contests on tho
local tickets Ilolb him-ell Ilu lam his pan
pone to contest the governor-hip bctore the
eglslstun on the allegation ol fraud.
Plan and Hold Loafer
New Your. Aug. a—Tha Bun prints the
following In today's Issue: "The sun rin-
nounovd on Thumb last that the lion.
Whltchw Bald. the public“ candidate
for vice prraldsnt, and Thomas C. l’latt
wentohm a conference ovar the New
York state rltaatlou. The Dan was inla-
mormed later that the conference
on Friday. It occurred In It
Rand's morn. Bl Fifth Avenue hotel on
Saturday morning. between 10- toned trial).
ltlintodonraahour. ltwrsknowatoat
least half a damn in the Fifth
Avenue haul. Itwss tomoroymter-
lay. Thflaahwt ladebtad tooltber Mr.
M or Ir. Flatt or their militants for
lhlstnforvnnloa. “conference," is re-
ported. was eminently nthfaetory.” .
The congressional campaign.
Was-irons, Ang. ll-Ilhrlng the out
Monmouth the headquarters of the coho
Wampum: committees in Hill only
wlnbstn constant lunch with the move-
meatr of both parties In every congressional
dhtrlrt la the country A feeling of anon
unity- to the «turns will rsska hard
work user-arty. sad the eelsrlty with
which unstm and members have already
lalt the my ”participate in the rain
plainly Indicates that. there will he nohck
ofrhonldon marry the burden In many
of mm” the campaign h-slraady
will leave South Norwalk at 10 a. m., 12:30,
5:60 p. at.
2:00, 3:30, and
Leave Roton Point, 11a. 111., 1:10, 2:40, 5:00. andtizl5 p. in.
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
BU N1)AYB-—Leave South Norwa‘lt, 10:30 a m., 12:30.21», 3530,
5:50 and 7:30 p. m.
Leave Roton Point, 11:10 5.11)., 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, 6:40 and 8:00 pm.
"ago“... ._
Excursion ' Fare.
25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
OISHOP renenici unancnco
Ilnvrlhly ltnteherrd and The. Behind
In an hallo» ItIllw: ir (Moan-l1
llonu, Aug. “.mri'u'llt'l'lt‘l, II slit-p of rollo-
lm. Walt mnrllcrt-Il i“. It llI~I VII.» railway
wrringu hctwwn A:~.~I~i :JM l-‘oiigho last
evening. Robbery is slim: . III inhale been
the motch. Thc lilaimp I. III with him a
considnrahlo sum (It In Ilv'). it'liichhelxsd
drawn from the bank on Snoopy. lleloft
Assisi with but one othI-i- {.o-mn in the
conundrum-ht with himvnn undersized mun
of heavy build, drwawd in blot-k and carry-
ing a handbag.
As the train eutcrcil tho i" 'llt'lil) station
the guard noticed that can Ilmll‘ of the
bishop's compartment won mm“ .4 that
something white lluttcrrd nri irII- ti. r. An
investigation revealed a hurrnb‘I slate of
affairs. In one corncr and half wedged
under antral lay the bishop's body bathed in
blood.
His head had been IIIIIitI-n withnhamU
mm or iron rod so that In live spots it had 2
lie had been stnbhcd'
been crucltcd upon.
in the llfl‘lt’il twice and iii the ncclr once.
His clothing about lac Will‘l had been al-
most torn off in the almgglv butwccu him
and the ammonia. and halt of his shirt. lay in
blood at the- door at the opp-nit» and of the
compartment. ‘
The two men evidently had fought for
several minutes, as tho I'Ihliions and walls
Were Iipntivrcd with lrlnwil unit the seat
covers were torn loner. Sorliiiigof value
was left on the bishop‘s body. Even the
lining had bot-n torn from his capin the
search for money. The ring~ llllll ll't‘ll torn
from his lingers so forcibly as lu break the
skin
A description of the iiian'wlio lcft Assist
with the bmhnp was serum»! at once, and
was scat out to all cities and i hinges which
“10‘ IannSSln I‘nlllil rt‘ziI'lI (inlay. Police fire
out along tho whole line of railway, but no
yet no nmIst» have been lllfltlt’ It is sup
pllbt‘tl that :iftrl’ the d-wl lllt‘ :issaasiu
jumped from tho train to ml: titling in
the Womis.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NATIONAL LKAUL‘E trAII
Al St. Louis u. n
lit bun», ..II U i II II 0 (I II It I II i
laruiavI‘W .. II II 2 5 II II II II x I 7 2
til-usa-III. and “m kit-y. l'lauwn .Ifl-l l-riln
EASTER! LIAIIL‘K ISM").
At Albany-I
Albany ........ I II I I] II II .‘I U l or: .‘I
Blllflllalnlufi I H l D H II! 3 II x [31.1 3
Murphy and lluyos. l'I.viigll':'zn and Home.
At lbwhestur- n It. a
“wilt-alt? ...... o o : ll i o l I) l~« 5 1 II
Triv)’ ,II II I) II I) II 0 II 0—0 5 r
lhIlan and Mclicough, Wclrh and CahIll.
A! Providence
RILR
IL I! r.
Prm~r.lonw....:5 ll 0 l 5 0 0 l mutt 2
all-in ,,,,,,, oiiolttooo 352
rinllivau and Ilyan, Barnett and Urquhart
national. Lizards: kri'okti
('lulI \\' l. Pct. t'liili \\ I. Pvt
(”loti'lnml H 5 7.)? Cincinnati. 'I l” I"
[lo-don ll 1‘» I'M I‘tiiI‘ngo .. .- ll III
SIM York ll I fill “'aahiiiirt‘u h l‘.’ .hl‘
BrI-Iklyu. . l'.’ * ti. l‘ilt-hur; ' -ll .30
Honor» .1" ‘I 7.3. l. on. am“ I I it! it’ll
’bllml l{i'a. ll) 9 TL ‘vt LII tI '1 ll .I'lll
Ila- Wnnl and Ila. l'rlton [lop-d?
Nut Yonx, Aug. §.-A spcchd from Mid-
dletown. (Muir. to The Morning Advertiser
says: “31.» Fromm l'cltnn. tliI- yuan:
woman With whom it is said Ferdinand
Ward is in low. budtoummari-d. Ward hw-
also gone from his summI-r place in Tbomp
son. Now it Is declared that the two haw
gone tIIgI-thcr. It was allcgml at first that
they had gone to Newborn-mt. Maui, but
a riiI-ssngc soul from this city diIl iiI-t wrvc-
to discover tlwln.
Brent's Charred llmly.
I’vvvsut‘mi. Aug. ~.~Tbe charred body of
Martin Reed. the escaped murderer, who,
after he had been brought to buy. kilII-Il
Deputy Sht'l’lfl Puylc, wounded L'hicf III
Pollt't‘ Orr and then, when his {runners set
fire to the building in which he war atIcrI-t
ed. committed uncut». was brought to thi~
city, where it was vii-wed by the minim-r.
It was found that he had all»! himwil
through tho hr I.irt
inrunlnnlsln In n l’antc.
BNMKLL‘I. Aug. 8.-- 0n the Brooklyn.
Bath and West End railroad nix heavily
loaded cars crashed into five others equally
as heavily loaded. throwing the mwngI-ra
Iron the open side» to the track, and ii
frightful panic ensued among the thousand
magi-rs bound for L‘Imcy Island. People
climbed out of the can indiscriminatrly.
treating upon one another and twwty pol“
sons were severely injured.
II. ligand the It‘ll-la
Prunimmr Aug au'l‘wodoaaa police.
men from that city Iconmd tho woods about
Attlebom in search of Martin Dalila, who
hmpactedof the murder of Anthony is.
Ilaawrll. 'l'hm olllcera who know him any
they saw him and gave chase. sending
several bullets after him. but he rm.
A wen-an liar-gs 11...»;
Amara: t'irv. Aug. tin—Tho body of
In Thom-shiny. the wile at a permit»
neat Chicago commit-ion nominal. was
found hanging In an outbuilding. llln had
Mend from nonm- proatratloa and war
bronght to Atlantic City for treatment.
hint to troll Ills rather.
Beauvoir. I’a. Aug. It«W.ll.llanpi.n
son of Dr. Fm! la. llaupt. omitted to
bnmdown the parental mansion and kill
his father. Since being discharged from
the Pennsylvania railroad service he has
boealnaairrnponalblseoaultlon.
nantlag for Train lantern.
Vtuus, Cal. Aug uu'l'lils town ls
wildly netted over the last two daya' bat-
tlswlth the train robbers. Neely ovI-ry
able built-d man has joined the Ihll'lll‘r
pm.“ all an out hunting tor Evans
aadtlontsg.
Dunni- ltadsnn Intel.
«Tonal, Ito. Aug. Ila-0mg. Hadron
thaotorlousthlvfrndtorrorot thnnth
wast. who has twenty nordantohlamdii.
"M and killed about It velacklnt
atghtla him at Granny white meat-
lagsrrast.
Another-m Against In]...
Iteo Guam crrr, Tom, Aug. fli—Tllll
Huh-Mummalthabmln
maplnonthowarpala.m mandolin
tit-lag to work npanothrr revolutionary
tom
“Mahm-
W.Au.a-I'I'.:.a:‘unrtcm
ash-vowed “were
roman-lit. Mn nebular-um
Isiah-llamas.
”name-1..
m
Mum's .Izi rII-‘ry-day (cav:r.i.'..'I- of an
old-hm: II:~.II.I;.'. Pure and \iIIII‘mome.
Prepare-J Nth ssnpulons we. Highest
auxin! .It .61 l"lTL’ FIlt‘J h\pII\:’l.I‘II:<. Each
package II 5 two lurize {.I‘s. Avoid
lmilatmnv. I.i insist on having the
\‘. I‘JIE SIT." lImrIl
.‘v'. Y.
5;;
I. :l"Il chomf. m3. ic at home
I . II s (III) Juno? :1, .i ,I .i In Ii Ijrstiofl.
I'I- Health-
Cu. home of
Gt‘l
'. 5on3.
soto
Etnvnufll
Illllamsh term... In laid. u
.115 lm
MERRILL
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
‘iI’ .‘MIIHIII. ( "N".
.\ ll\ .{IrII rv-«lu- lll'lllllll‘". I (III III-I i-rIIItiIal
[Yll‘lli lit: II \Itltlll.‘ lllt‘ n N ll ll ill. “ ’Ill‘ ‘ll Ell?
lull-lllr‘~fl. lI-I iIIIIrIIimli with, niiimrlw moth.
uh, I maple II r-IIII{IIIIIIII.IIIIIIItliiwrit 10”"qu
IImtthtIIrn II no “on Mr Ii ttII- trilliltll‘lll'lt or
IlII ll'l‘ llfllllll‘T‘ tllxltl hunt. I... Italic,
Ital. I' 1- tinmn-Ibip l 'urrrnpoiiili- “I. ,‘II iIIrl-
llllhtll zl'iimirltlniz. Aflllllw‘lltr‘. Iairrnanaml
II. llkll lI stadium upon ”1"! Min l“: .U‘. lira-l-
unriI ~ II-~l~li~l luau-III {nulllv-na. Iill ntw Iilnz
He, I III I l‘rlitl IIIr Ill'lll‘tll’alowlllhlllltfllll Ail-
drum. .\I. It. ltltl Ll .. Primal-lint
standard. I .ma.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
l‘lZIlMAK and m IJ'JI' Illlt'lll'M'IIA.
M r. it F. (Hm. II-lmlor of Martin Mill-
tary ltnml. of Poncho-lonN. \ ..stid Mr. \‘l.’
J nutmthe well. known Ioriivt IIIlIIlat. hov-
lngcmmdltlhlul are now reputed to furnish
their Ilrand Concert and lam ti UrII heatra of
Ira artists (more or lc-a as doalrrdt. IlrI brain
iiiiillomis a la llllmcirr. W 0 ll?" come to 1‘
or lt’l’lll! etc. a an in Minna Carma
Hlylntt min-MA. burl LB Port someway.
EON Sllel GNEIT BINGIIN
The wait known and molar Amrrlcan
Home and Restaurant. locntm st III Main
street. Novwslk. I‘m Icon hilar- twuiiiy
furnished turnaround beehrslabllshnl thlr~
teeny ram. looms HIM-II
The toiitlnunll health at“ the mprlotor to
tin-Mil! caviar for rolling. a ran up-
ll’c'i'i'“ " M m M" -nlr'dlixfi'c‘dnmis
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM Fll thl) URC Ill)“ NED.
Trelli tilled with gold. Platinum. Alloy.
Amsl nun and all Illahlll niatvriala.
Tent 1 treated and am cmfnlly crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Porn-lulu f' rim fin
Artiticialterth ontmlvl Platinum. lontinu
ou~ Horn and ltnIIIIw-r Plates. and all work WY-
tninirii: to tiiIalrrn dc Willi-tr).
“ta-i ial Attention given to Irregular and
('lllltl!’ "ll _~ In» Ill.
All work or meat rI- (‘LNInfllilt pl’llt'h.
Tm’llt tillul and I \ll zu tI-Il ll: ‘lnlt‘sxljt.
OH. F. W. OAHMEH.
1:: \t’ mlilflL'lun St on r PIII-Ir ‘Ndlll' .-
. Mantel Clockleiamonds.
uick , Returns
11“ placed
in the
Columns
, of the
Evening \
Sentinel
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains, Charms.
”OOH. JOHNSON & OOMPNNY.
2l9 Montague St.
l'l’l‘Y HALLSQI'AHH. Bmfllllw, ll. Y
El livrrerl llt .‘uulll \Iir-
nl autism-I (inn. and III: I
Int-tbixlnfi .tyrIiI 1». iii) hppl’w i- “O‘Il F iii
information tan ‘1» iIII-l or our “grill.
Ooncrete walls,
Flag Walks,
llurh and Outer
Put down in tlic III-st manner at
the lowest price.
cerInc, f
sooomc,
l I .-{.. lfIIlly m iiit It ~Iiitrv HE {’IIII .iI {n-ttrnn
{n luau-ll yonh I l
I it IIIII. I.IIIl Iain I.» I
-tli-riI-vrin I .
Economy and Gomlott!
lll‘l‘tl ' t"l
Milan I" --I.
Bubyr Irrliigrw
inane w a a written mates to
given with It twirl-a.
not rare-l.
sum ins'ml b
“'0 Anon, . «malt Iona Ham
N'mith Nurwnllt. I' ImtI. Ml )
JOHN F. FlYNN
Sanitarv Plumher,
STEAM and GAS FITTEH.
JOBBINGI SPEOlllTY.
liming mkt- :i lllt' lIIc-«rrnnir umbrthe Lib-
rztri. lIB w. :It-I irictIII ~rrwr.
a-li- hiiullr l-Ir
>3!- 'Ilr.\ . ”oral-val
IIIIIIIos
illlllBltill
l r~ fer in {I 'lll r'IIII
II A'luni‘. w
"likrl' run
I >l".
Gasoline Stoves
Ind avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
“'II linw lIII~ wry III-~t lli.tl\i‘
THE MANHATTAN
IN Ill SIZES.
“'Ill balm. I-I-Il'. and do all tin» “IIl'h of It
.IIIII- “illi liltil lllv‘ tnIIIiIlI
llt lI-r Iii IIII~ iuvIIi.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS I GlllOll.
W.H.Meeker&Oo.
tin-l «\{IIIII-c. .trl
.\ll‘~'l|' ll.\l.l. BLIN‘K.
Save Money!
ll't' VISI "N“
F. BOYLSTON’S
Factor! at Five Mile River.
-fl... W». - _
GREAT NEOOOTION
ill PRICES.
"w. _.... ..
'\ of Vi‘lm‘hn‘vlru IuI-l Slut-I Ia
\lm It .‘liiI ll'Ir III Mill and
i‘vr, Iliimp
II M l»
Oorlon Point.
coIIIIIc. eIrIIIIIc IIIIo
FISHING.
snout ‘ oI'II'IIIIIs i vacIiIII.
J. E. Power.
amt!
JAPANEB
p 1 Li
CURB
.t IN'VI‘ IitiIl morph-lo Tmlmentunnslatlng
of Nlllmllflt’kfi.
In lint and Pill»; a l'mltlvel‘nre Ior Frtcmal.
Internal. Ililnd or Itimllug ltrhln.
um rat or Herve!
never been known to "fall I!” pertain.» for
Itntmrnt in l limit". aim
Chronic.
amadyh a!
.srnt v no or Irma this terrible-
willrsl
To rt- fiend thrmrincy I
prim lei-m aspen hi. nonr-
II. It. plIAhll. ”"3““ and
MI It";
Hamlslvnn
GUSTAV " PITZER.
l9 llAllfi-tI IA” I‘LAI'E.
SOUTH NORWIEIK CONN»...
incnvnrlnc
'll
OROSHEO STONE.
General Oontractci and Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M.
lw‘kl’nt. ‘_-l ~‘IIII:
_\ .mt‘th
BI‘IYMONO BROS.
A Splendid investment
YlilOlNG 6 PER GENT. IN YOOH‘
OWN GITY. ’
The owner has placed in our
llilllllh for sale a limited number
of I'Irst- «lass building lots on
Qiiiiituril and Lincoln aYt‘llllt‘S
llllr‘ \\ oodward liomesteadi at a.
Pierce,
llwivlctur. 3'5
{-m l ‘1' .I.. .\
Cradduck s
' llll. ll)! WISNINSTOH STREET,
The Peoples Market.
ALL lelis til i
Fill-Ml
Hire IT! a trial and )l
('llhl-Illlt‘l‘.
Hard Times Prices.
A. O. OHAOOOGK,
\t,I-l~‘."l.\lil.l>:>' l): 'i'ililll:
bl-ZASIIS.
\‘t‘ r} low price. as the building
thereon will greatly Increase the
value of his rcnmining property.
Hm} \‘lm need be paid in ad-
Vltlltl‘ the balance can remain at
.I {-I r tent. The party selling
this property is positive that
tlio- '>t‘ lots \\ ill double in value in
tlirccycars, and to each purchas-
cr \\ ill give a it RITTEN or arms-
TEE to take the lot back at the
I-xpiratioii of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
est It! I‘- {II-r cont. lLl' annum on
[lit amount of can lipaidtliorcon.
l his I» at l't'lllllllt’ first class oil'cr
to homo lllllltlt‘l’S or investors.
RlNlEI MF. Vb .\.\’ll
II; will become-It firmly
1-.1turunrrmts
COOLIDGE l. LOCKWOOD.
ll .\I.tl.\ ~‘l‘ltl.l*2'l'. .‘uItWAIJC,
nit
Geo. Lockwood.
:.\l.\l.\' STREET. :IIL'TII NORWALK
'cfltllw
Some J -
Raise the
Objection I "
THAT F1\lili‘.llll.\l‘n I-
.1 Mr
I'lltll'l'l' THAT ‘IlllA'
lift”!!! 'I’II .‘lH'IZRlIPlll. 'I'III“
IS Jl ~l' “'Il" Tlllrlh' hlllll'l.”
.\II\‘ thllflll. “'lll’iflfi In 1’"!
.I IIVJ NTlllli tfl'
’I‘ICI' I..\ Ill.‘ t‘"
I2'll'l2l'l.\l.l.Y
IF I’ll I: I'Iltll’lill‘,
AWARE 0V 'I‘IIN“?
?
\‘NIALI.
1mm.“
Sent MILD
.\ \IAIUII! "l'
CASH!"
VDIIJIF'I'IN“ I’AR-
HA I' "It OFFERING
ll.‘ "GAINS
Al": NWT IA”.
their was:
mummy-m"
firearm. m“ an
.IOllN SOHIOB G SON.
1116.
lflllllflllllllllmm“
A hailm cm for all final! Dinner.
Why not
Try the
Sentlnel
Columns?
lu'i‘ll""l'l;.‘.:'.'::.“rr.':... 19::
v u- and
«on. tumor.- headache. tutu». mil:
daiotwnlumufiomgknm
I0 0 '
Ill» ultlsu would” urine. with on lent to to
ems-u, lei-comma roam .
3n” “I'E'sm In plmaattou. ls“. “lag w:
"Ii which. Ill-ton she-cording"
”no to rollers or can" the entrust M
nut-u. two I he: inn-slut from
mouth» tmtm-nt or I i m
M
ma month- imimcmi anall ly «on» Mar the
‘ Wild NI! ‘1 d ‘
lat w are upon met all o
2.751.: 1 l ”tourism amid
Is net advertised : to preserve clothes, “limmi‘ll‘i-w Wit-1%
but will do loss injury and give better
* the
Read This!
estimates and cites
m rackets
you t‘ on tool a” I n! the mole some
lie-mph aim the Inlet?“
la sllthellrse Ask:
in". ”rm like em ”WW ll. sit-twirl:
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