nuclei.
by Facility lor Pro
Most Nllllanning‘ Summer Resort
‘VWNDANC’ING DAILY m THEPAVILION.
ROTOR POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTElflq
on Long Island Sound."
,New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
titling for Large Excursions.
General Manager.
min “Elli“ Ellllill.
Another Anarchist Said to Be
Sworn to‘Kill Him.
ammo GUARD THE KARAOKE.
no Well. Be Aauaaln Ia Alleged to
Ila the Artlat Aaron-tale. wllk Whe-
m Lived—Carnegie'a Chair-an
m the Hews with Compose".
Pomona, Aug. )2. —B. C. Frick’a lilo
my lieu-in in danger. Authentic news
M III anarchist, pledged to take theer of
the chairman of the Carnegie company, is
hiding in th'n city reached here. The rule.
mth Amnetann, the rabid friend of
Anemia Berkmann. The following dis-
patdi received from New York explains the
depth of the plot:
“Vice Consul Otto Eberhard, of Austria,
Muted evidence that goes to show what
a web of anarchistic toils has been thrown
mound H. C. Prick, and goes far to prove
that the plot to kill him was worldwide, in~
stead of being merely the freak oi a crank.
Theviee consul has been for some time
donatedwith an embassy of the Austrian
police bureau.
“The vice when! has learned that an
agent of-the Vienna police was sent to
this country with positive and startling in-
formation regarding the deep laid plot to
loll H. C. Prick. landed in New York,
018 minty hunted up Otto Elnarhnrd,
the vice consul of his country. and told
whathe know. The Viennese. whose name
iwlthheld by the police for the present,
“armed with letters of recommendation
fromChief Palita, of the Austrian police.
The” letters. which were addressed to
Her! Eberhard in New York. contained the
strongest possible indorsemont of the Ans:
trian from the heads of the police depart-
ment of that country, and stated that any
iniltmation he might import was accurate
and reliable. e
The Anarchist lu Pitta-burg.
“The plot unfolded to the VK‘t' consul by
the Austrian had its inception in the old
country, while its ramifications clouded
from New York to Chicago. The Austrian
produced proofs that Aaronstann. the friend
of Berkmann, had been assigned to do the
' I
By the aid 0! police headquarters in New
York the consul learned that Admits-mun
hill started for Pittsburg, being accompa-
niedtothetrain by Emma Goldman. He
has been in Pittsburg the past two days.
An accurate deacriptlou of him was sent to
the authorities here. The police here have
Men warned that Aaronstann is a desperate
man and should be arrested on sight.
H. C. Prick was informed at the second
intended attempt upon his life. lie merely
smiled and said he intended to stick to his
work; that he was doing his duty and
merely following out the histrm‘tionfl of his
corn y. If any further ill befall him he
we not hold the workingmon response
his, but mistaken revolutmnists from n for—
sign country. Ilotrctivrs MCTllzllr'. Blt'll-
mlnd Bendel, With hall a dozen Pink-er-
tou men, watched Mr. Print: In lllri nt'ticu.
That Aaronstann to hen- the pollt‘t‘ have
no doubt, as he hastriod to secure communi-
atlou with Berkmann by means of a third
m. Berkmann is still in jail and refuses
tom, eXCept to any that H. t‘. Frickhs in
danger. Every suspected anarchist in the
city is under police surveillance and Aaron-
stann may be arrested at any time.
A GIGANTIC BOYCOT T.
the American Federation of Labor to
Help the Homestead Strikers.
' Roman, Pa, Aug. ILL—The quarterly
Way of the executive council of the
American Federation of Labrir is in session
mm the full board—Samuel Gompem,
Went of the federation and representa—
tive ol the Cigar Nakers’ um'on; Chris
Mm! theUnited Nine Worker»; John
I; licence, of the Tailors a'nd Cutters' union;
. . lagntn, general secretary of the
motherhood of Carpenter», and William A.
Camry-want. Thocouncil has hemlo-
l’ue met in New York. While the usual
”at. will be transacted at the meeting,
the object o! calling the council together in
thh place is to consider the Homestead
Ia We; thesuquct Mr. Carney mid:
“Ambit: boycott on Carnegio material in
tube confined, and interested in that are
m carpenters. mom persons engaged
I- Wu building and the operative» of
figures where armor plate la lined.
' one willing to bring about any kind
honorable oettlemont if it is possible,
I learn. Loyojoy and Fuck and»
m are determined on manifesting
melee but an aggressive disposition
us, there is no alternative left for
“tor having recourse to every other
honorablemethodwbflngabontafairand
keaeraflaadjuatmnt of the dimculty~hut
meet them with their own weapons,
confident that with the resource-
‘ m of Honey PM“
"I'ow that a “notary adjustment of
hr hen amle has been obtained. we
five alaraemrea of Income to prose-
!“ Bmeatead light, for many thou-
Amalgamated men go to work in the
nrlne thin year than ever before. Thu-$1.
holds good east of the Allegheny moun—
tains and paddling to Inset] anon-dollar
less than the western scale, and the power
of the Amalgamated elucidation has been
practically broken in the east.
The conference on the jabbing milk will
take place in a few days The preliminaries
for a conference between the manufacturers
and Amalgamated assimilation are arranged.
It is regarded as certain that the manu-
facturnra will be granted a mdnction on
jabbing mills.
The acceptance by the Amalgamated ae-
aoclatiou of a lOpereeut. reduction in the
finishing departments leaves the Carnegie
Steel company in a rather peculiar position.
Beautary lavejoy said: "We have fixed
our scale and will pay it. We will be will.
in; to take back the old employees of the
Union mills and pay them at that rate,
which is It) per cent. more than that ugmed
toby other manufacturers and the Amal-
ted association. Of mum we would
not deal with the Amalgamated dandelion.
They broke their agreement with uni. We
believe that the settlement of the scale will
hasten the end of the Homestead strike.
The presence of a good many idle mill
workers from outside mills has added to the
excitement at that place. We receive cable
messages from Andrew Carnegie daily. Mr.
Carnegie approves the Course that has been
I en."
GROSS EXT RAVAGANCE CHARGED.
All Alleged Sample of Beckie-ea fiapelull-
true by Iron "all (Inlet-lat
Ixnnnrous, Aug. ill—The supreme
council of the Order of the Iron Hall began
its investigation of the condition of that
organization in the. council hall lit-re. While
the [mph-nu- council was in M‘Stiltlll a “fill“!
attorneys were before Judge Taylor argu-
ing the npplimtion for a receiver made last
week. Attorney Hawkins, repru-sonting
the plaintifls, made the opening statement.
reiterating the allegations in the complaint
and amplifying them.
He said that it would be. shown that the
mpmmcoltiu-rs had condor-ted the affairs
with the utmost extravagance. At tilmahu
in 1889 the four duys‘ session of t c supreme
council. which was composed of only forty
members, Cum! the organization 851nm).
The council had given a champagne supper
to the board of trade and the council of that
city and had pron-uteri the mayor with an
expensive silver service. It had also voted
$3,000 to Souierby as a gift. Other similar
incidents were related by the attorney.
Judge llwc made the opening Spfi‘t't‘h for
the defendant, in which he said: “We an-
ready to go to trial. This suit was tilt-d
while Mr. o'oniorliy was out of the city. Mil
we Were cempellul to go to Mr. Dam and
Mr. Walker Ior our information, which we
believe is not as complete as that given the
opposition," He denied all allegations asto
any dishonesty. but admitted and sought to
explain many points made by the defense.
Honey had been "bomiwed." he said, from
the reserve fund for the general fund. but
paid back. The heavy upon-sq1 tin-count was
due to legislative lobbying in lighting the
old line insurance companies' “Ions to over.
throw the order in eastern status three
year» ago.
In regard to the Mutual bank, of Phila-
delphia, he said that Svmrirliy bad but
83,2!” stock in it. H»- had no pm" to
either put in» nnlor‘s mom-)- in it urdrnw
it out All tho bltwkl‘ullllt'm an- members
OI the urrlrr. Ilo admitted that thon- mu-
“may of the order’s funds in the bunk
when the crush of the Spring Garden and
Keystone banks came, and when the court
ordered that #170,000 be put into the bank
the supreme olllcors put that much more of
the order'a funds in it rather than lose what
it bad. There is now, he said, some $700,—
0ll) of the order's funds in the bank.
“There is,"said he. “mom money them
than ought to be. but It does not strike
that it is the proper thing to appoint a re-
ceiver to wreck this institution or to draw
that money out all at once."
lIe declared that tho point upon which
the suit turned was its present solvency,
not the possibility of future innolronry. and
stated that on Jan. I last it had in its 1.9mm
fund more than “Jillian, in its general
fund H.101». in its reserve tend {1.400.000
or total arise-la of t2,~t00,tm, nearly all with.
Since then its meta have increased until it
now has 82,130,254, with an inmate of row.-
000 per month from Washroom, which
usually run two dollani per month. With
Its power of assessment it could pay all It
will be required to my for two your: if the
Philulolphia bank wrm wiped off the earth.
lie (‘lillltfd by declining that the ouit' was
the reeult of o CULIMPII'M')’ within the order
to drive llouwrby out, lutlmating that the
chief conspirators were Supreme ('ashior
Daria and Supreme Accountant Walker.
A hip [or Ito-er Ala».
Room Aug. llwArehblabop Htonor bro
been selected to bear the palllnm to Afl'h‘
lit-hop Vaughan The Inveaturo will into
place on Aug. )0. It Braid that Archbishop
Btouer as well as Arvhbiahop Vaughan will
be raised to the oardlnalute.
Cele-a! Illa; In Prison.
Ntarmuat, Aug. lit—~11. Hay King. in
charge of fiber“! Itch-anon. of Bhelby
county. arrived here and or. at once placed
In the penitentiary. There was no later-
ferenoe with the party at any point and the
trip from Memphis was uneventlul.
The Dinner [all- through.
Bmtau‘ti BAY, Mara. Aug. Ill—«The
much talked of dinner of the Old Colony
club has been ludollnttuly postponed, as
Ir. Cleveland declined to attend and Ir.
Joseph Julianna signified Madame to with-
draw 3 wedding officer.
'l'lte Geld leans-a.
w rumor. A 12.1». "teu days”
travels; automating-hows amtllytng tn~
crease in the net amount of gold held, the
aggregate being mam-cs, a gala since
Ang. I of nearly “mm
A (literal Irate Amend.
Satan, N. 1.. Aug. lammvrard Burk,
cameo. aavd‘tweaty nano- arrested
for assaulting Harm, the twelve-yearn”
daughter of lawman. a well
known farmer. «
will-nu use Might Lead.
lumen, Aug. law—Tho Judges at the Art
lave awarded medals of the first
ela- to Whistler. the m arthtautl
Wt. of Row York.
A om liar-ea to a Crier.
Bum". Pa, Asa. lib—While seventeen-
yam-oldAnntehmoyerw-aktudllagaln
wtthomlotltlnflulduflodadudshowaa
Wham
I. m the null-nan.
cucsronc's i’ntuncii.‘
The Tory Government Short:
of Power by the Liberals.
THEY VOTED‘IN ll SOLID PIIALANX.
TM ”N. Confidence” .llnllon l'aaaeal II
the Commons by a ll -J--vlly of Forty.
All Ovation to the honour] otu Man
When the lteanll \I'iu Announced.
Lennon, Aug. l2. mTlie hollow of commons.
by a vote of 350 to tilt), Villm‘ “no moll-
douee" in the Salisbury L'itlilllt‘t, and with
ing is now left for it but to Yl’higll.
The house was [wicked who-n parliament
anembled. When Mr. tlbulatono entered
he was cheered enthusiastically. Joseph
Chamberlain wnsldw thorn” in he went
to hie neat, and more or hum lipp‘v'IIIW growt-
etl each notable from lll.‘ Intrllmllls. Mom-
ben were generally gum! bullion-d, the ('on-
matives looking mount-lied to deb-at and
the Lilienle happy over victory.
When Joseph (‘hamborlnm arm to speak
onthe motion of "no confitlrum'" Alplwm
C. Morton. [Alli-ml, of Petvl'borungli, ulr
jocted to Mr. Chamberlain living llllnwrd to
speak, on the ground that be had already
spoken the previous evening.
The speaker overrulod the nbju-tion,
whereupon Mr. Chamberlain commented
on the tactics employed to .rovont him
from speaking and said that II “not an early
sample of the petty and nmllguuut twat-
ment to be meted out to the Libr‘rallt'niuu-
ista hlr. Gladstone was civilly answered.
(l LADS'I’V’V S 1.
Irish members were treated in a similar
way. but n-marks by l‘ninnlsrs mn- r-~
gardml as irrelevant and tuipudont.
After this onlbrouk Mr. t‘hamberlnm said
that the policy and mmp-fltion or the in-
coming government were unknown; fornign
troubles were lmnning .np in It:in on!
Egypt, and if ever a foreign pullii‘y‘ Wore
needed that would command tlu- rmpw'l of
the world it was now. ll» tm~tt~~i that
Lord Rcuelx-ry would be called to the [ar-
eign 031m. The people trunk-d Loni Rim--
bevy. Why! Bwansvbis vii-w: were ul-
terly opxuiued to the vicwsol Mr. Gladstone
and Mr. Morley.
Forty )Ilaenblr Irlnhmun.
During his address Mr. Iliumulhney said
that the honorable gentleman from Dublin
(Mr. W. Field) wanted to wade to Protest-
ant blood This statement was received
with loud Clive. of "Uh, oh!” from the Irish
“anchor, and Ilr. llamrthney sulwtyuontly
withdrew it and apologized Mr. S, “'om’la.
Ghdatohlan for the Inmdirision of Len:
Mire; Ir. J. W. Benn, Ulmletoniun for
the St. George's division of Torn-r Hamlets,
and other Gladstonians criticised Sir. than»
herIIIn.
Admiral Field. Conservative for the Saab
bonrnedivlaionof Snack. said that the gov-
ernment, by firing at the opymitiou for
three days, would have sunk it lmd it not
been for the cork dust of the Irish lifeboat;
It would be the bounden duty of the house
of lords, herald to rejecta bill sent to it
by a miserable majority of forty Irishman.
Sir Henry James. Liberal l'niouist for the
lanes division of Bury, defended theft»:—
ornmsnt in favoring a pmtrarteddc rate,
and cited the four days’ debate In the house
in loll. llo called upon Ilr. ulmlstonoto
eonflrmthe applicability of the pnu‘t‘dellt,
but Hr. Illadstone natured to sanction the
comparison, remarking dryly, “The We
are totally dissimilar."
“lactate-0's Triumph.
The house chewed symptmnn of festive
nous during Sir Henry Jamou' nyieech. and
when the Right Hon. Henry Chaplain
areas to defend the government he was re-
ceived with continued cries 0! "Divide”
and general coalition among the opposition
Mocha Ir. Chaplain ant down amid re-
newed calla for a dlvblon. laughter from
the own!!! benches and faint cheer!
from the mtutsterialkta
The calla for a division miled touchoruu
and wen-not pulled until tho declaration
came that the vote on “no confidence”
waaathand. lathe division the Parnell—
ltaaaadanthPamlltiesfallintognh-r ba-
hlad Ir. Gladstone. When the members
neutered the bonus ironic cheer: were
given for Ir. Balfour. Ifr. Gladstone was
almost the last of all to come back. When
haeppeared the Ilatlhuallnta rose. waved
their hats and cheered. It no then an-
uonm that the vote for the amendment
was”); what the amendment, 310; na-
Mtyforthoamendmsnt,“ 'nieuherala
mas. waving their hats. turned to In
Gladstone and cheered for several minutes.
fl the ”HM attu- agalnat Chill.
no Inn-heal mashed.
m. am no. It wan
W
will leave Booth Norwalk
5:60 p. in. ‘
Leave Roton Point, 11 a. in, 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, and 6:45 p. in.
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Nor-walk, 10:30 a m., 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
and 5:50 p. in.
leave Roton Point, 11:10 am, 1:10, 2:40. 5:00, and 6:40 pm.
Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.
POLIYIOAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
n. Clrll Bende- Comwrluleu Klmul
the Law in ltrlathm Therm“.
Wasmxuroa, Any. new arm.
meat, the official organ of the National Civil
Service Reform banana, will on Ann. )5
make public the following humour-lent
by the United States civil survimeommhr
aton.
(learn: iii-nu
CIVIL Brunt r. (minimum. l
Wantiimmm. July 27. "M.
At the (intact o! the llllltlt'll campaign which
know pending this cummlmlull (mil. it lotto
its duty to call public attention in the provisions
of the civil Write law In 1' tion to [Initial
momenta or contribution , to lulonn 3w
crnmont employ-ea ot their rightaln the prom-
laee. and to warn “men not in tho government
aorviee of whatever rxitltical party not to In-
fringe upon those rights. Political monuments.
under any noise. are prohtbllml by law. The
provisions of the lawon the subject are In sub
stance as follows: 5
First -‘ That no government onlcer or an-
pfoyee shall. directly or indirectly, solicit or
receive in any manner whatever amntrthu
tion for political pupil-ea from any other gov
ernment ollleer or employee.
Scwnd «That no government nun-or or om-
ployoe shall makoa umtrlhution for lw'llllt‘lll
purposes to any other government (nth-or or
employee.
ThirdA-That no person shall in any manner,
dirwtly or indirectly. solicit or Twelve contri-
butions for political purpuws in any room or
building umpiod by um-ornmont oitlxrlny‘um in
the distillate ul umflrtl duties.
Fourth - That no superior officer shall die-
crimfuatc agunst or in furor of any govern:
ment oldest or omployoo on M‘r’rluul or his ac:
lion in reference to contributions for political
purposes. Government employ-ml must In) loft
absolutely {no tnamlrlbulo or 1101.353150] aoe
fit. and to mmrilvule tn Milli-r yuirly. at‘Wlnlml
to their profowncos. and an ompzoyl-o n‘fllnlnfl
to contribute rnlmi not be dim initialed inguinal
Manse of null refusal
It to the duly of the Himmlemon to we [hit
the provision» of this law are unforw l. and It
will employ every availabil- means to wane
“I“ hrmwutlun and punishment or winner
may violate them. The winuilmmn rz-questa
any portion having knuwlmlgo of any violation
of on» law to lay the: facts before ll and it will
at once take action upon it
('llAttlmis Lvu is.
'l’mconour “luv-[VLL‘L
Humor. ll. Journos.
(Miami-ml micro.
larrhnn'a Campaign.
Wtanruoroa, Aug. Ids—The published
programme of the pn-sident's mom-"mats
during the fall concludes with the air
bounce-moot that after the Wurld‘u fair
dodicalory services at thimgo llilh'tnlwr
General Harri-mu, in company with SonMor
McMillan, of Ifichignn, will make a railroad
trip for speechrnaking through the north
went before returning to Washington. It
hm boon learned here that this trip is con»
anion-d essential by the Republican Ina:-
tigers in that section and that extensive ar-
rangements are already in More to make
it as effective as pniaeible for the party.
Democratic Harmony in New Yovh.
Nuw You. Aug, l2. —rlt is void that ex—
Hnyor (firm has surcnmlml in the per-
suasive olmyuenm of William 1'. Whitney,
who has snumied in establishing harmony
between the antianappera with the entry»
tion of a few details. This medially dis—
pels the phantom of a third ticket in the
muuiriy-alolortiou. Mr. Whitney has So-ll!
out an interview with himuolf. in whirli )Ir
“tune is pictured as a gviitloumn whomx in-
linear»: in favor of harmony will be strongly
exerted.
Wilson Bennmlnalml.
()Lntl'lk, Wash, Aug. Ill-«Tho Repub-
lican convention nihouimatui John L Wt!
son for common by acclnmaliou,
Another \‘Ictlm of Ilydropluoblu.
Cotonou. Aug. livlth‘banl Ilurry. while
in Nicholas tieimer’s saloon, on le‘hlflnli
street, last night, gave cvidrncu of hydro-
phobta. IIi- attacked one man and bet nine
aoriolent that it took six moo tor-until.)
him. The pollu' were called. but Ul'llwh-
Bell and Spain were pilWr'l'ivNL Another
oflcer was summoned and by assistance of
bystanders they bound the man and plan-d
him in the patrol wagon. Below the
horses started he jumped to the gmuud,
ran to the water trough in from of the
saloon and lapped up the wan-r. barking
like a dog. He was overpowrn-d finally
and taken to the county hwpltttl. It is I»
Iieved he was bitten by a mad dog on In-
diana street about thruo weeks ago.
Ilnl Pointer Won the Trot.
GRAND Ramos, hitch, Aug l:.~.\’nm-y
Hauh mado an attempt to lower her “‘60?“
o! 2.00. but. could do no better than to equal
it. “or time by quarters was :33, mo,
”51%. 2.0.1 The Hal Pointer-Dine: raw
was taken by Pointer to straight heata
Direct pushed him musidornbly in the tint
two beats. but the third was an easy victory
for the big hone.
A Murderer Baaplted.
so: Furnace. Aug. lav—Union”?
Ifarkham has granted a umpire or III»
teen days to John McNulty. who was
to have been executed today. McNulty
waaa 'longrhoromau and was convicted of
the murder of John Collins, another 'tong- d
ahoreman. - "W
Died on Illa Illrllulay.
Cnicaoo. Aug. I‘d—Hugh Riddle. chain
man of the executive mmmittoe of ”print
ago. Rock Island and Pacific directory and
era-president and ex-ruporlntendent oi the
aame company, died yesterday, his seven—
tieth birthday, of heart disease.
Anabther Battle In Attica.
Import. Aug. 11~Advieua from Shula
mu» that another collision between ibu-
llanaandAfabanahastaken place. The W
hattlowaa fought near Norah-sh. No do-
taila have been received.
llaetrleal llvala Amalgam-eta,
Town-r0. Aug. Ill—The Edition and
Thomson- Houston electric companies,
hithertorivala, have been eonmlidatsd in
ahdttaltnwhfuh the two companies are
working.
Italy's Ilsa-eon.
mm Ill—Blunt Griualdt. iafab
tarot Ill-nee. plans a completo reform of
the duties and hopes thereby to in-
‘ the revenues by about 10mm» lire.
Aliza-Chm.“ beat.
Wt, Aug. llw'l‘he tug Paul
mob-hand rank. Mwmbur
man-bephthetrbertkaatthetlmoud
Wampum-drowned.
"n; leyeelta [Ireland or.
”IV Iona, A ll.“ lcal
mm o undeclared lit pi a
In.
antaat'l'he'l‘ribunaoff anthem now
mm ’
uranium, .J. an. .11.,"
mm’mmu
silo
a
a. in, 12:30, 2:00, 3:: , and
25 Cents.
Makes an every-day convenlcme of an
old-um: luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared With scrupulous (are. Highest
award .ll all l‘ure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large [it-.5. Avoid
battalions v and Insist on having the
N. T??? SI'CH Nani.
flh’RREU. & SOULE. S} retusr, N. Y.
unit! I)
W'Lllfllo
yellfllllll
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Root
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Excal: all others ll 'ou want the
string: zl, porosL and est. Insist on
luv .11; Wuimms' It is \ivyiqnalioli l'l
tl/
whowzomosiess anti ifsxor. One bottle
of Falldfl ”lequ 5 gown Ask for it.
Tlll‘ l" nuluuli‘ “ ilf‘l .iu grind"
as “little. but I." him-v. i luv sou)
trial will support tlm tin... . [VEI‘NHEI‘
Inna—a t‘vletee. amend. a t.
:15 tm
STANFORD. CIDNN. I
A live. pr: salvo inutltntlnn for the prarltval
tralnlm: 0 young mob and our»: warm-n for
buntrwae. It» tlmmlmli wot .imperlor "it'll!-
od», comploto equipment. and villi-tom corps of
tnslmrtors lmvvv won for It the confidence of
tho ubllr. anllt‘llm taught: "Milt-kn- inn.
lion In .Penman-drip.t‘ornvsyxindonm-J irt-
bmul, I’liwwrltlng. Arohitwtum, (lvi'uian and
Engll-h studies. (lpcnmeenllre 'tmr. tirad-
nntes mialnl toxin)“ withing. ‘nll openln
8cm. lull. {lend lor Illnntralod t‘ttlllnmw. A: -
ms M. A. MERRILL, l'l‘mllll'l’ll,
Stamford. l'onn.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
(.‘KHMAK and mum ORCHMRA.
llr.ll.l‘.(}ermak director of Mani-l. mm.
tar Band ofl‘ortoheet ad
their tlrsnd Concert and um Orchestra of
ten artiste (more or less as desired). Orchestra
nnllouna a la Gilmore. We have come tosak
For term elm. aliv addreoa Carin
’ heal”. Cheater. NJ.
Styles Ore’hest J'ort 7 0m
tomb had rotiniund has Mumhllsbed thir-
‘l‘lll‘.llml’2.‘lll%ll‘il? mm. la
the only cause tor as :l‘hia ea raveno-
la‘i'li" o “ John oI .00 as.
rand “ -
HAVE THEM FILLED OR CROlVNEI).
Tooth tilled with gold. I‘laliliuni. Alloy.
Amalgam and all plastic male alt-i.
Tee-t lreatod and auroonafully crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain (Fromm.
Anlllclal tooth on Gold. Platinum. (‘ontinu-
ous Guru and Rubber Males. and all work per-
tainim: to mmloru dentistry.
S «in! attention given to Irregular and
('h dron'a teeth.
All work at most reasonable prices.
Twill llllml and ext rattled ruthlessly.
DB. F. W. DIRMEB.
A! \‘l’asblnglon 5t. Over I‘nsl ”Mm.
South Novwalk. f‘onn. on Iv
Wl‘llllNE. FllNN”
Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and MS FITTER.
.lllBBlllli l SPEClllTI.
' Having taken lhelmiriont under the. Lib-
rar -. llli \“tL‘llngl'ln nll't'vil. South Norwalk.
am flttodil for
All KlNIlS
fl l'
PlllMBlllli
I respwtfully aollril. a share of public minin-
am- I refer to plumbing [have dour for the
wt seven yum in the empluj’ of W. H. Meek-
er a ('0 All work will have my prrwnai sup-
ervision. and will be rum lly eiu‘ulml and
satisfaction III-rant“! . 0.; w nwalrisl r-ts‘lm
Economy and Comlon!
I‘SI’I
"Basoline Stoves
And avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very best maki-
THE MANHAITAN
IN Ill. SIZES.
\Vill link-r, cook and do all the work of a
slow with half lIie trouble and tarpon-Ar. an»
in nu- in this luv u.
Call and See Them.
cocoon: occurs a canon.
W.H.Mcaket&lln.
MI'SII‘ IIA Ll. BLOCK.
Save Money!
BY VISITING
F. BllYLSTllN’S
Factor:l at Five Mile lliver.
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lillfll llEllllllfllllI
lll PRICES.
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Urea! varlv-tyof \‘rlox‘llmlon moi Shula n
lmtlntn mat. Aim a line line of Doll and
My can lam very cheap.
-| is Iv
llorlon Point.
councilman lllll
nsnmc.
snout nmtttniTsncnm.
J. E. Power.
mfitf
JAPANE
G URE
{Atom and mm lot: 'lzrtagmc tremolo:
o repositories. a me n ‘ansu also
In Box and Pills: a l’oalttve Cam for External.
n .llllatl or Headin- Itchingchronlc.
«rent or Hereditary Film 'l‘hta llama): has
been known to fall. 31 per box. for
seat. mfllfi‘hr enter from gala tmib‘le
scans in en guaran so
it“ all" tumor": MSW.”
on rare . nar-
uuoim‘oa II n. m‘imu. rm u and
late April. orwalleonu. Barn ”Hele-
Y
‘BrEitcng Quick Returns +
If placed
in the '
Columns
of the ,
Evening
Sentinel
sale you, 19E“, ”PAYIII E'NTS concrete Walls,
31 WEEKLY!
Watches. Clinics. Charms.
Mantel Clocks.Diamonds.
noon. lllllllSllll 8. 00mm.
2l9 Montague St.
CITY nannsouiinn, “00”,", ll. l
Thus far our good» delivered in rlouth Nor-
walk have given general satisfaction, and our
moth-plot payment Is Iiighlyapprectate-l. Full
Information can be Inn! at our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
lil RA] LRUAII PLACE.
ll
scum nonwnl coin. l...
C r ad (I u c k ’ 5
N0. I09 WASHINGTON STREET,
ALI. KINDS Ill" l'lllMl‘Z .‘IFATS .\.\'Il
FRESH VEGETABLE}: IS THEIR
nilAsth.
“in! it» a trial and you will Ivv-vnrim ll ~tmx3y
clhllrlln'r.
Hard Times Prices.
A. B. CRADBUCK,
I'RIII’BIE‘I'OILS.
Some
Raise the
Objection I
THAT EVERYTHING IS 50‘" SOLD
AT $0 SMALL A MABGIN 0f
I'IKCII'IT THAT 1‘" KY (‘ANNHT
AII‘OIHI T0 .\II\‘I:.I:'I‘INI'2. TIIIS
IK Jl'h'l’ \"IIY Tlllih' SIIUULI)
ADVERTISE. “'IIIIKIE IS THE
ADVANTAGK III’ SBLEC’I’IKI) I‘LB-
5o
'I'ICUIu‘IIIJ’ (IIIKAI' "It OFFERING
IIKI’NCIAIJJ' (BIIIIA'I‘ BARGAINS
I, I'll}: I'lllll'l.l‘. ABE N01“ IIAIII
AWARE II? THEM?
Why not
Try the
Sentinel
Columns?
More than 100,000 New England fam-
ilies attest the purity and supe
i
riority of
Flag Walls,
0th and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
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sncnmc,
EXBAVATING
B Y
clmnnn inns.
IN WHAT
CONDITIDN
IS YOUR
PRINTED
STITIDNERI I
\\‘m .111 your attention to [he far-t that
\u't are about out out of Notebeads.
lA‘I'VI’ltt‘flll‘I. Stair-mums. Billlieads. Kn-
u-to;n-.-, Circulars. Acknowledgments.
.Au . .«tv. 'I'na Evrsuo summer. is
yttrium! 1.. fnruirhthe some
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