New Hotel.
k“ .1
“ ' Every Facility For Pro
7 South Norwalk. Colin,
'_ lithe Most Charming Sum
J. FINKENSTEINI
Iner Resort on Long Island Sound.
New Bathing Houses.
New, Attractions.
viding Ior large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
General Manager.
onion rings I ruc.
He Says it Denotes Victory for
the Carnegie Company.
m mi T0 dominion A Romero.
The, Clnlll to llatre the Buckling of the
American Federation or Labor and Are
Working to (let tho.I Assistance oflhe lin-
.' . and Sw'
Prrvssuno, Aug. io.-—Thm workmen
flopped out on the roof of the machine shop
of the Upper Union mills early in the day
and quickly ran a large Auiericauflagto
the top of a high ling stud, amid the cheers
ofhundreds of nonunion workmen in the
mill.
The Amalgamated association men on
strike could not. understand the meaning of
the flag raising. Every member of the no-
socistion, however, was soon Wearing a
small flag in the iuttonhoie of his cum. It
seemed as though a tidal wave olg-ninotisni
bad rolled over Lawrenceville.
Superintendent Dillon, of the Union
mills, said: “We raised the flag as an em»
blern of our victory. Every tibn of rolls in
the Thirty~third street mills are in opera.
tion on a single turn, and berm the week
is over we will have men enough to operate
the mill double turn. “‘e have between
600nm] 7d) men in the mill now." The
Amalgamated people admitted that the en-
tiremill was in operation. but claim that
poor work was turned out. They deny a
rumor started to-day that. there would be a
general break in their ranks tomorrow
morning. "No attempt has been made to
start the Twonty—nliith street mill.
The Carnegie Steel company today gave
out the scale it has arranged for the Upper
Union mills. The scale is almost the same,
item {or item, as this yenrs' Amalgamated
association scale, which the iinn hailsigncd.
There are but few slight changes made.
The Scale is based on the $3.30 puddlmg
rate, which the other l’ittsbnrg ninnufncv
turers say they cannot pay. Erich employee
has signed an individunlyontrsct for eight-
een months, so that the scale will expire
at the end instead of the middle of the
year. It isthe plan of the Carnegie com-
pany to have all its scales expire at the end
of the year tobe able to know how to rig
are on a year’s contracts. The sink» or-
pins Dec. ill, lain.
An official of the company said: "We tire
willing to pay a fair price. but Will recng~
also no organization. We :alitlll fix our
scales for ourselves without riny outside as
sistance."
To ln-ngnrus. ea Ila-10v...
The advisory board of the Aiiialgnmnleil
nuociation met and organized to consider
the attitude to be adopted by the assured»
tion in the present labor troubles. The
board expects to spend the remainder
of this week in deliberation over this mat-
ter. The point at which the .‘biiii'luliiiii in-
tendsto try and make its inlet I-flei‘tive
light is at Honll"li‘lltl. They haw :i sirlII-ine
inhsnd Which tin-y think will t l’fi-rtivrly
hinder the company's plans. The point
under consideration by the board I~ to en-
deavorto secure the aid oi the lirullir‘l"
hoodof Engineers, the 5Wllk’llllit.'li"4 asso-
ciation and other organizations with a view
loeflectually stop the shipment of all hulk
terial to or from any of the t’nrnegie Works.
If this plan is put into operation, together
with the boycott that the American Peder
alien will adopt, the workmen will have ii
power at hand the like oi which has never
been wielded by any labor orgiinrint ion in
the country. Hitherto it has been med,
but never successfully, because 01 a want of
cooperation in its entirety tronvhe dim-In
ent labor organizations.
But lathe Homestead light Lil considered
by the laboring clue as one of the most
vital interest to them since labor has been
organilsd It is likely that the plan may
meet. yvith success, and that Ii right, new In
aIllta phases, may be Collililt‘llurll. (one-
mce will at once he opened with
t Arthur, of the llrothvrhood of
hallway Engineers, and the heads of other
organizations with a view to y ro-
curing their Aid. The boycott Will be en-
tabllahed by the American Federation of
Labor
. n . .
anu_
Speaking of the attempt to get the mil-
IOIKI men to refuse to handle or haul the
rodents of the Carnegie company, Mr.
James I. Bailey, 0! the bilge Rolling Mill
companynald: “They cannot do it. The
law would prohibit such amovo. and the
[rattle-concerned would be liable to arrest
It! conspiracy. The railromlsnre common
carriers and cannot refuse to handle the
goods."
lilula'a ”oily Arrives.
lw You, Aug. lo.—-The body of
W. Biggin, the United States sailor
who was killed by the mob in Valparaiso,
months ago. arrived on the Pacific
nail steamer Columbia. and will be re»
moved to Philadelphia, where the funeral
will tabs plans.
Blaste- Denles It.
Raw You, Aug. to.—-Mr. Hamilton Din-
ton, of Philadelphia, Is at the i-‘iftb Avenue
hotel. When interviewed regarding the
recent report of his appointment on the
Bepulilcan national armory committee he
Mill the truth of the same.
A lath-cl [or Pastor Down-Ia.
Baum, Aug. Ill—«Judge Sherman, of the
superior court. set aside the verdict intbe
we at Rev. W. W. Downes against Deacon
storeyandotben oi the bowiloiu Square
church, and granted a new trial. The ver-
dict gave Downs. 010.000
Died of ltarvstlon.
8m, 0., Aug. lit—0n June to
”“3de fall from in Mold, injuring
It spins. no but partaken of no solid foul
Ina and died this morning of starvation.
hale) laminated [or “mother.
3mm, Aug. lo.-——cliiot Justice 'l‘ar-
was nominated for governor on the first
without opposition by the Demo
watts state convention
(ls-sat Bylaw Very m.
Oar-sauna. Aug. 10.41:. Ryder. the
Anette-a met, who I- under charges at
Whig funds, is seriously ill.
Pauli-er Ilse lava lei-seed.
mm?“ ".9 iii?” Ii?" '5 S m
anus an w no
H by has bvsa "leased
THE IRON HALL RECEIVERSHIP.
Supreme Ceshler Davin Declares Himself
, In Favor «I It. ‘i
Puiuioxu'urn, Aug. lo.——A special to
The Press from Indianapolis says: It now
appears that Supreme Cashier Davis do-
clares himself in sympathy with the ellort
to have a receiver appointed for in Order
of the Iron Hall,aiid one par] of the
supreme sitting will doubtless b o dispose
of him, which Chief Jm‘hiw bother-by and
his executive committee will have the power
to do. Davis was asked about the probable
investigation of his accounts and said:
"lainpcrfectly willing to have experts
comeinand go through my books at any
time. I am not afraid of an investigation.
I! there should be something wrong or an
omission l Inn able to make it good.
“I know there hns‘bocn a disposition
among some persons from the start to put
the blame of this thing on me, and 1 am
read ' or them to go through the books.
Sup 1 did any tosome one that there
was something wrong with the order. 1
hadaright to do it. Any member has a
right to make a statement of that hind if
wants to."
Superintendent of State Banks Charles B.
Krumhhner went to Harrisburg without re~
newing his application to the common pleas
court fora receiver for the Mutual Bank-
ing, Surety, Safe Deposit- and Trust com
pany. The cause of Mr. Krumbhaar’s visit
to the state capitol ls unknown. Richard
C. Dale, attorney for Superintendent
Krumbhaar, says he does not know whether
or not such an application will be made. as
Mr. Krumbbaar him not yet got the evi-
dence upon which he Would make the ap
plication.
That the affairs of the Mutual company
are destined to play aconepicuuus part in
the Iron llall receivership pnmmdings is
evidenced by a secret and hurried visit of
Supreme Justice Somerby to this city.
He dropped in the Mutual bunk like a
spirit and HS silently departed again for
Indianapolis. Hardly any one lint-W that
Justice Sotnerby was here it“ he had
gone. It islenrued that the Justice crime
on for niliihivits Inf the solvency of the Mn»
tunl company. TliI-se he proi-un-il from the
unicorn rind bore away with him on :I llmrll
train. They are for use in the wupn-mv
sitting of the Iron Hall at Intllllunlh'lls, and
in can} the Oml't‘YS of the bunk are not prey
out at the receivership meeting will also be
used there.
The llartlnrd “ranch In Trouble.
HAii‘rvoitt), Aug. In.» The \tlllfl‘ni of the
local branch IXo. 1.0:th or the iron Hallo-ho
are investigating the accounts of I“. William
Rogers, the accountant of the branch, have
discovered .1 shortage of stint.
KING ESCAPES THE GALLOWS.
Governor Buchanan (‘vm-unlea Illa lie--
IQII" to lmprlmnnu-m (or life.
Mun-ms. Aug. lit—(cloud II. t‘lny King.
who was to have been hanged on Friday
next for the murder of lawyer Puritan in
connection with the scan-hi1 of (‘olonol King
nndthe widow of General Pillow, has Per
coped the gallows. Hove-rnor Buchanan has
commuted lllt‘ Ileiitii sciiionn- to imprison-
ment for llft'. llnIight-in King. :i sari of the
condemned ri‘i't‘th‘ll the glut lltlltig‘s from
a telegram >- M by llla iiiullit‘l, who in»
been in Nrblivilln fur the tub! weilt plan-ls
it“,' “till the g-ivz-rriur fur the lileof hrr
llllhllflllil.
lionghton King immediately went to the
County jail and gave tin- welcome new: to
his father. l'olonel King did not Em‘lll to
be nt‘tected by the Intelligence.
Strangely enough the first newts of the
Commutation was received in this city by
Frank Poaton, the brother of the niunlorcd
man. be receiving a telegram whirh ran as
follows;
“I have commuted King's sentence to im.
primmncnt for life. J. B. Bt'I'nAsnx "
Mr. Poston was terribly taken aback.
The'governor had allowed matters to pro
coed so far without giving any notice of his
intentions that the Photons felt assured
that. the sentence would be carried out and
their brother’s murder avenged.
Mr. Poston at one» carried the news to
The Appeal-Avalanche elite and expressed
himself in a most bitter manner against the
governor, saying at the same time that his
action was a license to every man to bin-lilo
on his six shooter and go to killing his one
mice, with the assurance that he Would not
be hanged for it.
When the newn was heard on the streets
Governor Buchanan was almost universally
condemned as Ii weak sentimentalist, who
had allowed a woman’s tears and prayers
to swerve him from his duty.
CHOU-1m” cnéEeINo irvgsrwmo.
r
The Deadly Plague llaa Now not as Far
as me Herman Frontier.
Bums. Aug. 10.——(.'holera has npymared
on the western frontier, and a death has
been reported from a village near Moll.
The Itnsw-liebm committees for [or
warding emigrants from Russia haVe sus
pended elevations.
thatches have been sent to emulate on
the eastern frontier to exercise "doubled
vigilsneeiu examining all persons coming
over the border.
Great uneasiness is felt here,as about
thirty squalid Bhutan families are said to
have been mauled into the city within
the last three days. despite all precaution
Eight Persons Drowned.
Continuum. Aug. 10.~A ferryboat ply-
ing between the mainland and Sullivan's
Island was swamped, and the captain of the
vessel and seven of his passengers were
drowned; four passengers were rescued.
The drowned are Henry Burners, ('nptain
Anthony Garvin, Napoleon ladaon, Dave
8 , Caroline Gibbs, Dave Jennsn,
Jerry [Intuition and Jerry Bmalls.‘
‘lhs New Ocea- fly-rs.
Patnanaunu, Aug. l0.——Althoogb no
contracts have yet been signed by tho
Cramps for the construction at steamship-
for the Indus line, which will at but meal
lfnot surren- tiie steamers City or Pari-
and City of New York of the same line,
ruchamovelsprsctlcally certain.
An old Man's suicide.
line’s Plan, N. 11., Aug. lo.--Jamas I.
Ioadlch. anagsdcltlmn. burned his bulld-
lnpand then blow out his brains. Intern~
per-nee and domestic trouble were the
mass for the sets
A Wm“ mas-bowel“.
Pntunrrmntn, Aug. l0.——l’atol|e ,
colored, was disembnwslsd by Robert Bras.
ton, also ordered. Thelatterwsaln the
woman'abonaesndhadbssuontemdmg
Ne Trace DI the Trail Robbers.
VIDAIJA, Aug. lit—«The authorities loser
tobaaboutsafarofl as ever fromeaptur-
lsgtvaas and man, the robbersoftle
has Annular ounces.
ans-am am.
”an w. J.,Aug. lit-v?!“ 3m
Isa-oath hit all
unlit.
Houucharo midrib”
Judge Normile, of St. Louis,
Kills Himself with Poison
AND BLAHBS THE POST-DISPATCH.
The Judge “ml llitemlml to blur“! Illu-
a‘lng IZIIIIIII “'lilrr. but ('liiuigml Illa
blind—The Suicide III-minim a singular
Sequence to III. lfurw of is .‘lulhs-v.
ST. Lill'ltl, Aug. ID. «This i ity wasthmwn
Into a state of grub! Ifxt‘llt'lln‘lll by the re—
port thnt Hon. James (7. xui’lllllv‘, judge of
the criminal court, had firntlitlllrtl suicide
at his boarding house, l,-l'.".'. \t'Ii.~liIIIgtori
avenue.
Judge Nonnlle returned to his tmzirdlng
house after a short visit In the busin-vm por-
tion of the city. (in t‘lllt‘llll : llm Iiuilsv he
requested his landlady to \‘uliil' to his mom
in an hour, stating that he felt unwrll and
that he might be seriously ill at that hour.
The judge retired to his room, and when
it was visited by the landlady bllr‘ found
him lying dead on the bed. (in a small tb-
ble was an empty phini which but] evidently
contained acid of an extrwne and deadly
character. Physicians were at once Hour
mom-d, but a glance abowwl that the vic-
tim was beyond all human mil. (in the
stand adjoining the bed was a note ad-
dressed to the coroner, the contents of
which are at present withheld from the
public, but which are Militia-mil to give the
reason for the sell murdrr.
The Libel fiull.
Some time ago the Pint-Dispatch. of this
city, severely criticised the juillflul admin-
istration of Judge Niirniile, and l’m'riiily
the judge brought suit for libel against tlmt
paper in the sum of Hilton" )Itrflftfv‘ dw
positions Wt'l’t: being taken in the "‘t‘t‘tfl'
lugs and Judge Xormile was Sill-Jt't'lwl to a
severe exmnination a~ hi him-ntm-Ilents.
life and rulings. ii is III-tiered that the VI
aminniion proycd limivily on his mind.
Monday night he was wen in various run
sorts and gave evidence of having ilniiik
heavily.
The following not» was ‘ound in Ii ilmry
on the wrson of Judge . onri‘ile and had
evidently been written just lit-fur“ his
death:
For more ibana year the Ilrm‘inil‘i lib-den
of The Post lllapali‘li linve hail iiu- on the rink.
Tin-y have almmt untitled the from perform»
lug my judicial duties and made lite tIitli- lo.“
than a protracted torture For the {rut wwir
l have slept little. I mint-lulled to gutoihi-
office and kill Florence White. managing editor
of The Posirlllspah‘h, but I have just illlN
morning abandoned this purpose. as l shrink
(rum I.H..,, Dunn-n we. siphon, wind i.. ".5
a judge I cannot fight this paper in the worn.
The law ls slow, and It Would b.- xuui'r' than :5
year probably beforol could get the diiiimgw
case brought to trial I crave l’t'al. nlin-ii him
I must seek in the grave. upon when brink I
penctl these rinsing linear
The Judge Slide "is “'5“.
Arnougthe perwual papers of Judge .\'ur<
mile Wm; found a last will and imminent
which the judge had drawn up rind ~l.:iiml
just previous to lnkllil: lllr it"[w'd III-
directs that tinicnunsvl, l'liwslr‘r ii. Kruui.
be paid OIJIII; that provision b.- iIIIiIlI- to
secure payment of a note fur (Rum held by
a local bank. and that his ruining stack, of
which he had In large quantity, b.- hI~lIl for
five years before selling.
Judge Nonnile wan born in Ireland in
ion. lie came to this Country at an early
Age. and with his parents yawn-d the yenni
previous to his majority In Kansas. He
studied law in Georgetown university and
later in the law department of the l'oluin-
bian university at “'ashingtou. He was
elected circuit attorney of this city in WT:
and was elected judge of the criminal court
in Hill. He was I'D-elected in but) for six
years. Judge Nonnile was unrnnmod and
leaves but a moderate lortune.
A Mother‘s ('uru.
Judge James C. Nonmlo was prosecuting
attorney in the famous trial of Walter lien-
nox-Maxwell, alias Brooks. who mu Crin-
vlcted and executed for the murder of Illrl
friend and benefactor, C. Arthur I’rellvr, at
the Southern hotel, eight years ago. I‘rel‘
ler was killed and his body placed in Ii
trunk, where it was discovered several days
after the n‘ulerer had flown. III- was nrv
rested at Auckland, New Zeal-rind, and
brought back. His father and mother came
from England, whore Brooks, senior, in a
rchwlmastsr, and madea heroic effort to
save him. Failing, they reinnined till nitrr
the cantiou. Mm Brooks moi I'IlllVllK‘HI
of her son's innocence, and mm saidnt
the time in St. Louis that am.- curbed the
trial judge, the prosecuting attorney. and
lastly Governor Morehonm, who refused
to interfere.
Judge Van W or failed 0! a rev-elec-
tion, Governor orehouse committed sui-
cide in a lit of delirium less than- year ago.
and now the pnnocutor, Normlle. has died
by his own hands.
Insulated by null-us.
Dalian, N. I, Aug. I0.—-Won| has been
received here from llatchita, a town about
eighty miles north or here, that boo llodgnn.
a cowboy on the Davenport ranch near
that place, was found murdered by rune
3b Indians from the San Carlos rename
a.
Buried Under a Landslide.
(trams. Ga. Aug. lo.-A lsmlsllde oc-
curred on the Central railroad. 'l'brce negro
laborers were killed and two were severely
wounded
live Years to! forgery.
anustms. Aug. ill-4min Fell sen-
tenced G. P. Klndt, alias “Prencby,” to live
years in the Eastern penitentiary for
10m-
'l'o Protect the Dal-en.
Wasntso'roa, Aug. 10.41.: Pracht, ct
, On. ha been appointed special
agent toprotecttbesalinonlisheriesof
Al-ka.
lard-red and nabbed.
Uatcaoo, Aug. launder Martin, a
and cook by occupation, was
loundm murdered and robbed on the lake
‘ .
mun by a Prematu- Blast.
”natures, PadOAug. lo.-~A premature
ouch at Bwoops carry billed
several other work—
he, tassel (lea-twin!“
Tome, Aug. ill-floore- lulu-on and
had Rule-on were arrested (or
counterfeit tau dollar silver certificates
A Japanese cabinet.
YDIOIAIA. Aug. io.-—Oount lto, u sue-
ttallor to Premier mun. recently to-
Ignad, bu formal aavw cabinet.
await-Immoral. ’
We, 1.4., Aug. run-«llama
at mmwmmu
II It
will leave South Norwallt at 10 n. m., 1::
5:60 p. m.
Leave Roton Point, 11 a. m., 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, and0:45 p. or.
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—~Lonve South Norwa'k, 10:30 a m., 12:30, am, 3:30,
5:50 and 7:30 p. in.
Leave Retort Point, 11:10 u.rn., 1:10, 2:40. 5:00, 0:40 and 5:00 p.m.
WV--~-
Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.
TELEGRAPHIC enEVIvIss.
Bavar‘nahe Forest is to be sold to pay the
Marquis of Allsslmry's debts.
Work has been resumed at the Superior
(Mich) Iron and Steel work» under polka
guard
Duncan McIntyre, a millinnnim capitalist.
of Montreal and director of the Grand Trunk
Railroad uipiiny, in shortly to be appoint
ed to the Ianadian senate.
Charles M. Howe, a real estate broker,
has taken up his abodeia (Innadn, having
unpaid dgrnentn nguin’rt him in Budgie
menu In; to several thousand dollars.
The Fort Worth (l‘exn Daily Gazette and
Evening Mail have been forced to suspend
publication mporarlly owing to a strike
among the Intern.
While a whole family, consisting of a man
and wife and four children, names unknown,
were returning to their claim on the old
Cheyenne reservation, their team ran away
and dragged them over a precipice. They
were all killed.
At aniceting of the shareholders of All-
sopp's brewery resolutions were passed ac-
cusing the directors of conspiracy. The
profits were £20,000 less than Inst year.
An earthquake wu felt in southwest
lisrrnany in the neighborhood of the Rhine.
The direction of the earthquake was from
the northwest to the writlicmat and was
felt most severely In Coblcnz and Ema
The revolt of the Basra tribes in Afghan-
istan beauties more ll'l'lnlln daily. and many
of the great tribes have nowcmiibinrd their
forces against the nnieer, who ht collecting
all his resources to put down the rebellion.
GENERAL DENVER DEAD.
A Veteran of Two Wars and a Principal
tn n I’m-l.
WAsuixotox. Aug. In, tiniwrnl James
W. Denver, of Wilmington. (1, died in this
city after a short lllurna. lie was seventy-
dve years old.
tieneral Denver was born in Winchester,
\'n.. in lain, lie ru‘eivcd Ii public school
education, emigrated With Illa parents to
”bio, and from there removed in Mix‘iiinll,
th-re he studied law and was admitted 'o
the but. He was appointed a cny-tnin of the
TWi-lfib infantry in 1‘42 and .wrwd In tie
war With Mexico until Its close. lie n-
moved to California in hit) and was chosen
a state senator in hi2.
It was while he was nniemlmr of this
body that he had a ('Unlhlb't‘h}' with El
ward Uilbcrt,nn (Ix-member of congrnr.
Wlllt‘ll resulted in‘a duel and In which H.1-
bert was killed. General Denver was up
pointed by President Buchanan III ln'fimrzi—
missionerol’ Indian alfairs. which position
he resigned to aiwpt the gon-rnorship of
Kansas. ln lstil he entered the national
service; was made brlgMIlrl’ general and
served in the western states until will,
when he resigned and returned to \T‘vh
lngton and resumed the practice of law.
THE TREASURE SAFE.
'l‘lust 030,000,000 In Gold Now Lin-led
_ l'p in “‘a“ Street.
wa Yonn, Aug. lit—«The undertaking
of the railway yxrstal service to transport
safely I‘JMINJMI in gold from the ~ubtn-as-
ury in San Francisco to thr- -uiitrr:ir~ury in
this city has been menus-fully Iii I'Itllllillallr‘i,
the vast treasure now being in lied up in
the massive vaults In Wall street
The shipment was the largest of the him!
ever attempted for anything like (Illtilb
tanceinvolvml, and the pm-mirioiu taken
ferits safe transport were of an i xiinnr
dinary character. making robbery 5 Int-r1»
tally out of the qui'elluil. The treason- rim
themselves were of steel and ~IippIu-I .I lol-r
bomb proof. Half a hundred and more
trusty guards were Inboard the train, not.
amied to the twill, and arrangement:- had
been made whereby the authorities of the
Vista! service were inforuII-d by telegraph
of the location of the train ivvvry quarter It
half hour of the total {trim run-ruined in the
journey.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NATIOKAI. LIAUL' I GAMER
At Philadelphia - II it x.
Phll‘llwlphill. It i o ‘.i II II II 2 Ir it It ':
NewYurk .,,,o II .t I) II i II I n t. it :
Weyhing and t‘rms: Crane.
and (“lb-uric.
At Baltimore
Baltimore ...... 0 0 ll : l 0 e II II .3 r. .I
Brooklyn. ..... 0 U 0 it I) L' I) o o» 7 2
Mclabon and Robinson. Kennedy and Kin»
low.
At Pittsburgw
King, .\I-~.\laL-Ii~.
ILIII
a. II. t
Pith-burg. Hi i) 0 II I) I Is .I II you;
Elbows ....... I 000000!» Iii-l
Ebro! and Miller. Hawks and liovkley
A! Washington— u n. n
Washingtori....l) Ii 0 l i I» 3 II .t sin 1
Boston .......... Iotlzuonunnzg
Abbey and Mrflnire. Nichols and flannel
At l'leveland
Ii 3.:
(Baseball... lfllflfloitlti nus
Cluclnnatl......h o t o 0 II o o L .‘i v a
Young and Zlmmer. Rhino». Vaughan and
Harrington.
At Chicagow ii a. r.
Chleago... .I 3 0 I 0 II 0 I x CID 3
Louisville“ l l 0 I it 0 ii 3 I 5 ll) 3
Gumbsrt Kittrldgs, Sanders and "rim.
‘AI‘IIHK LIAGIJI tlAllIl.
At Providence~ -
a. our.
Providence....00l00!000—~50l
Albany........l 0 o I) 0 Ii n 0 2 I l' a
Kilroy and (Hay. Devlin and linen.
At Bhutan-nine»- I n, .
Dingbamton...0.o e 0 II Ii 0 l [LI 2)
Bocheater......0 2 0 o e 0 II ‘3 x a r I!
lab and Reine. Dillon and Nehemiah.
.... ._....... .._.......... .
9mm by the leading.
Auootu. Pa, Aug. lu~Tbe Reading
railroad. through the benign Valley Coal
company. has for some time been quietly
buying all the good coal tracts In the Snow-
shoe district. The work has been thorough-
ly done and new all the track. except n»
of a few aural Dpt‘YIIm'I, have
WW. The output will be handled
over the Bosch Crook railroad.
Ballard l-Ith haves Pam-er.
New Year, Aug. inn-Ballard smith, silt»
tor of the New York World], his; resigned
his tiou on that paper an
“cupid-s by Ir. Pulitzer by cable,
It b laid that Ir. Smith’s withdrawal was
ausedbylrictton with the business man.
wheat.
tell that the closeness.
moon, Aug. mam. now-t, or the
”turnaround-tbs mines and is
Mon-g rm- concussion or the brain.
Bewat-llsdthalatvov In American or»
his when she was the M.
or. Parnassus, Aug.bl.t:.~'l'lors lb:
We! a moment ween the
Ilsa and German consul-Ions which are to
negotiate for a Wat treaty.
An lingual Ilsa-ship Ashen.
In Warn. Via. Aug. lo.-«'l'bs b
Manama-mum
.. «at... .I
tea-chi Who-rm, f
imminMummM
awaits-mam.
Mali..." MY!
it. . Ass. to. vs»
Numeral. slit-tannins
lung-am» was
.I ‘ s. f”.
:30, 2:00, 3:30, and
25 Cents.
Makes an every-day convenienqe 0! an
old-time Inuit}. Pure and \hlli'lrSOmC-
Prepared wrtti scrupulous (are. Highest
award .It .iLI l’iire Foul livpmrlions. Each
package llitilfii‘s‘ two large {It-s. Ave'l
Imilalms amd insist on liming: lb:
N‘Vli SIT" l‘riir- ‘
uRRiill 5: SOULE. Sire; ..' .“I. Y.
DELICIOUS'
Spar}. mg .i'l.l be). tr‘nl Buoyed by the
"hole (am, No other root beer er-
vac: ('Lliid a Willmrvis' I’l strength and
pu'liy One bottle 0‘ clinic: mikes 5
gai'ms l‘v grenlieflllle‘ll'ti. drink.
"in la no: niIIi “ l‘nl Journal"
.. "no”. I. .I an .‘vmn. this SOLD
rm; .. II . . _,...,r It... rtnm. EVEIIVMIEIE
Iwhtavlvm.uul~rl.fl
a3 tin
MERRILL
BUSINESS GGLLEGE,
STAMFORD. CHEN.
A "\v', y-rii 'n'mhr inalllulliiii for the Dl’lflllt'fll
lraiuim: t! vonnu men and mini: written for
irualmmn. Its thorough wur .sriperiur meth-
od», I-nriiplotivmtilpruenlJrui villi-lent corps of
Interim “bl"! have min for it ttII-i'uriildeiice of
the lllIllIl‘. llmnrbrs taught: Mink-km- Inn.
III-II IrIIt. Iberirnnnxblp,l‘ormrmIIrII-nw. . ort-
bmol, Ti rewriting. Ari'blteflnrv. Herman and
Engliah skull”. Upon the entire our. tirad-
out» minim! to red nI-Ittona. all ownln
Sept. orb. bond or liluatratalmtaiogrw. AI -
dress \I. A. MERRILL. President.
“ulltluhl. t‘ona.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
mm AK and STYLES? OHCIIMILA.
Mr. H. [Hannah director of Martin's Mill-
lar ' ”and of I’Iirtrbsakr. N. Y., and Mr. 0
JJllylrn, llie well-known mrnet vololsl, liar-
Inur-onvolldated are now wpaml to furnlsh
theirflrnmlcnnwrt and lance (mhestmol
[an artists (more or less as desired). (itchy-Ina
unitumin a la Gilmore. We have come to stay.
For terms elm. nlwa s address (‘ermah I!
Shles'Urcliealra. box . Rm (main.7i;ih.n\.
In
I95 stir—ii cnnr oiiiiii
well known and popular American
"mm and Restaurant. heated at In Main
nine-t. Norwatk. (tuna. It contains twenty
furnished filament! has Mnutahllabed thir-
) I m.
‘Wi'nlihnm'lfi hgalmth of the rider Is
the on! ra'ulisullgrfls'sgllnn. Th4.» a rare op-
i r part . curiae-sh.
e'i'l'r'" ' ” :0 nomination
‘ .
s
, age.
To Rent ‘
Lost
Found
Etc
Bring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THE.“ FILLED ()3 (YROWXED.
Teeth filled with gold. Platinum, Alloy.
AIIInl um and all plastic material».
’l‘ret Itrrnted and successfully ”owned with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain (.‘mwns.
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum, ("nation
on» ”um and Rubber Plates, and iill work per-
mining to modern dentistry.
Special attention given in Irregular and
Children's teeth.
All work in mm! namnable wires.
Teeth tlllI-d and extruded na nloisly.
Dll. F. W. DIGMEB.
4:: “'ashlnmon St. (her Post Office.
South .Vonvnlk. Conn. oi ly
III“ F. FllNlI
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GIS FITTEG.
.IGBBIIIG l SPEGIllTI.
llavlng lnkvn IhI- interment under the Lib.
ring. hrs Washington hlIt‘Q‘l, South Norimlk,
nu- 'lllmlli (or
All KINDS
0 l7
PLUMBING
I raga-{fully anllvii nsliareet publii patron-
l h-h-r tn plumbing I has-- Iliinr for the
pm! seven years. in the employ of W. H. Meek-
rr a {‘0 All work will have in} {wmlilfll sup-
tri'lrlnl’l. and will be irumley exrruied and
Mllafm rlI-Ii K‘l‘lll'ranfm . I'ciw "II-atrial mum
Economy and Comfort!
Gasoline Stoves
Ind LVOllI Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
\\'e have the very luv-l "inki-
THE MANHATTAN
II All 8IZE8.
Will lll‘kl',4ifltk and do all the hurt of a
shin- Iittli lizilfllie trouble nnil t‘lpv'liw. J”
In Il.-t‘ in th~ town.
Call and See Them.
GlsullIIE I5 GEIITS A Glllllll.
W.H.Mcckcr&lo.
.‘Il‘slt‘ HALL BLIN‘K.
Save Money!
BY \‘Ih‘l I'D“)
F. BGYLSTGN’S
Facllll" at Five Mile River.
w- . m”...
GREAT GEIIllGlIGII
III PIIIGES.
————-o»————-
”VI‘IAI Vail-d} III Vela-"IprIH Mil! Nit-«ls n
heathen nut. Ali-in a flaw line of Drill and
Baby unrrimwa wry I heap.
II II Iv
lIorIon Point.
BIIITIIIG. oifiurtc iIIII
rIsnIIIc.
sanitation: ii charm.
d. E.“ Power.
sass
c't'r'fi'a
A new and com lets
Tmlruent. mounting
of supra-It
arise. )Iatment In (formulas. also
In Box and Pills; a Positive (lure lor [stern-l.
II 'II‘“ new bill “limit“;
want or
firm lo fall. 0 bong luv
I per
mall. “my seller [It‘ll gals ts'r‘rlblls
Ema wr II mun as post vs
t Iboaes. To'ggund ‘Mp'ttmlly f
. . mean . -
Inlmlnsllfll It. t’nAlil. on gm '1:-
Iale “out. .I
math, Conn Barrio as tree.
loll Iy
PAYMENTS ‘
SIWEEIIIYI
Watches. Ethics. Charms.
Mantel Clocks, Diamonds.
llGGll. .IllllllSllll & GGHPMII.
2I9 Montague St.
CITYHALL swans. Bmllklfll, ll. l
Thus far our mods delivered In South Sor-
walk her.- given general satisfaction. and till]
method of payment is highlynpprwinted. Full
Information can he had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
ID RAILROAD PLACE.
'scunt IIIIIIWllll coIIII.
ALL SIZES OF
GIIIJSIIEG STGNE.
General Contractor and Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lM'k Box T‘l. Swirl.
NiiriinIkJ‘unti.
ii
in
Rhirlrnre. So 7 I‘m-r
pert MAE. XIIrnvaik.
win If
Cradduck’s
III]. III! WASHINGTON STREET,
The People's Market.
ALI. KIND! HF PRIME
SEASON.
Hive u< a trial and you will lti‘CUIlll‘ a steady
('llnlulilt'f.
Hard Times Prices.
A. G. GRAIIGIIGK,
I'BIDI’BI reruns.
MEATS AND
FRESH VEGETABLES lS ’i'lllilll
concrete Wallis,
Flag Walls,
0th and Butter
Put. down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
w———
GRADING,
SGIIIIING,
EXGAVATING
B Y
intuonn inns.
A Splendid Investment
llElllllIG 6 Pill GEIIT. III IGIIII
GWII Gill.
The owner has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quintard and Lincoln avenues
Ithe Woodward homestead) at a
very low price. as the building
thereon will greatly increase the
value of his remaining property.
t liily 3100 need be paid in ad-
Viillt‘t‘, the balance can remain at
5 per cent. The party selling
this property is positive that
those lots will double in value in
three years, and to each purchas-
er will give a wui'nnx IIL'AIiAN-
TEE to take the lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter
est at I; per cent. r annum on
the amount of ens ipaidthereon.
This is a reliable firstlclass otter
to home builders or investors.
Some
Raise the
Objection I
TIL-l7 HVDLIKY'I'IIIXID ‘3' NOW
.\'I' MI SMALL :l MARBIS
I’fllll'l’l’ THAT THE"
A I I'URI) 1’0 .\ IH‘IIIII'I'ISDI
IH JI'H‘I’ \VII“ ’I‘Ill'il'
AIH'IZR'I'IH‘Z. “'IIDIIIE
Mir!!!“ 1‘ LL" IIIIEJT
AWARE 0' 'I'IIZDI'.‘
Why not
Try the
Sentlnel
I Columns?
WELCOM EmSOAP .
Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
summer to be the standard family soap.
, True, merit alone can attain such praise.
MILD
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9 MAIN s'l‘riurr. SUIHVALK,
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Geo. Lockwood.
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