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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 13, 1892 · page 2

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 “m“ “m“7990111511111"19111181111.
New Bathing Houses.
NEW Attractions.

 

, 1’me IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.

a. FINKENSTEINQ

 

 

General Manager.

will leave South Norwslk at 10 a. 111., 12:30,
5:50 11:11.
Leave Baton Point, 11 n. 111., 1:10, 2:,40 6:00, and0:45 p. in.
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwnilr,10:30 a 111., 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
and 5:50 p. in.
Leave Baton Point, 11:10 u.m.,1:10, 2:40. 5:00, and 0:40 p.111.

“*9”.

Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.

 

‘BTBBTT DECLAHED.

it ‘ Not Deemed Necessary Yet
" Order One on Carnegie.

 

summon coo 11113111101111).

 

, We. or labor 5.1.111. a-u-r
‘, VIII find not at llnrasaloarl
“II" M iii"! h Ilnycott—I'M 0r-
' . win to (11m. “'11... 1c 1- Needed.

W A0513 ~The executive con»

a bomber 6! hours in conference with
“I, hunted advisory committee and the
m 0‘ the Amalgamated association.
1“! the meeting President Gompors gave
flat the [blowing statement:

“Alters thorough investigation and re-
M at the situation in Homestead and the
“w milk, and alter a conference
11th President Wiehe and other oillcinls oi

. “WM auociation, and on can-
aim 111111 the advmory board or the

, m men, the executive council of

‘ the American Federation oi Labor do not
deem it necessary at present to issue any
:Mmoo the Carnegie products tor these
I”:

“The amount of work now turned out in
the Carnegie mills is of such a trifling, in-
consequential character it would he sheer
w-te cl oflort to issue a boycott.

, "Added to this the quality and small
await o! the product turned out is so in-
lnl'lwitiahnrdly marketable and will re,
wltlnngrcatcrlom of trade to the Car»

, ”it“ thnwould come (rum any boycott
-‘ wendght now impose. In (act the unmar—
htahle character and small amount of work

, Mao i nt boycott against the Car-
" nosi- yitscll

“Should it be masonry to levy a general
ad. in the future to let Carnegie products
alone we will not health“; to do so, notwith-

Jtlndlngthe “trustee! tho tlrmtouse the
conspiracy laws against us. Our declining to
U. a boycott at this time docs not prevent
all sympathiaers with the struggling rollers
null mining to use structural iron. steel
or nail: and other products of the Carnegie
milk wherever they locally feel inclined to
done, sud at the same time every dollar 0!
llnauclal aid which can be raised should be
film freely to help this struggle of brown
Ill! brain, muscle and heart against the cold
blooded, grasping avarice oi Wcll protectnl

nuauhcturorv.”
BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY.

A I’ll-ram ol cpl-Ion In: "an status or
the Ila-unread Strikr.

Housman, Pa. Aug. 13 ——Toduy both
film an claiming victory The ~tr‘1kers
“maintain that the company Installed
”skillfully operate its plant. with nonunion
man. In support of this argument they
pdlttothclact that very little material
hm shipped from the mill since the
We! the strike. Un tho-1 point
Met (inches, of the advhory board,
I“ to I United Prods reporter: "I! tliv.~
mt really tucking good arm-i why
doattnnt ship some of 11: “11111111111185
DUI ontmterial made by its prrn‘cnl Into.-
fl'm-matcrlll that has penned 1n-

' n and not till then will we be~
finto'wtuktheothcreyc.”

Want Potter was seen u [cw
Minter When told what Tremor-or
Rm had said he smiled and replied:
“Well, WI all!!!“ time for him to begin

We have shipped twelve car
m of material this week, and every
at it was made by our new men."
. Potter then went on to say that his
M (coco oi men are doing wonderfully
m work; in (not, the smoothness
with which everything is being run has
In!“ Mn: greatly. Six departments
In now running full time, double turn.
[be «Mach beam mill was started and
i W without a hitch or break.

M tho-trike:- will not bullnvc Mr. Put.
tar, rattler will they accept as true the ac-
mtl written by newspaper men whovisit

In. daily. They believe, or try to
themselves believe, that it is immi-

its nonunionisutofllllhe positions the
m denoted more than amonth ago.
Duluthpastwoekmanyotthemenwno
mm dgom around the strik-
have mysteriously 111111;»

find. A United Press man naked man: oi
:strlhl what :1: income oi their tor-
H’W received this reply:
”dummy-111nm. back rework
u w- !or them to be men; they
pt moderated." This, min; from
in lirihn thunsolvcs. is sdlrect contra-
Ioflon-ol Vice Chairman Crawford's on to
w statement that has than half a darn

It the man have returned to work.

Burgess Mitotic and

M have left (or Boston (YDon
1th will remain in the cast sov-
spitc o! all thoroportato
Em. there is a dislxiaitlon on the
ct some ol the members of the advivnry
_ to UDonnoll Iron: manila; 11b

- flat-am- or 111111 body.
W with the scare.

Au. Ill—Tho diutistactlon
over the manner in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE TORV GOVERNMENT OUT.

lull-bury on Illa Way to the M with
In. undulations.

Manon, Aug.13.—-Lord Salisbury loft
cnaspaclsl trim: (or Portsmouth,
hscmbarhcd fortholsloolWight,

the object 0! his journey Max to tender to
the queen, at Cubans house, the rvsiguatlon
ol the (lousonative ministry. 'l'hs mom-
bersolths cabinet had met and formally
Nuthatch. Most olthelnlnlstcrl
have left town.

Hr. Gladstone will escape one journey to
(laborns hon-1, the queen having conveyed
has unburned to him to [arm a ministry by

rai Sir Frederick Pousouby, her private

lary, who visited Mr. Gladstone to
exccntb his mission. llrnuladstons will,
however, go to Osborne house on Monday
to {nihiltbe usual custom of kissing the
hands 0! her majesty.

Surmises are rile regarding new minis-
terial combinations. Among the most strik-
ing reports finding credence in aiilcinl legal
quarters is one to the elect that Lord
Honcho“ will become memos. 11ml 0!
India, that Lord Chic! Justice Coleridge
will become lord chancellor, and that Sir
Charles Russell will become lord chief jusv

Dordllorschrll‘e trauslemnce from the
bench to the tremendous political responsi—
bilities of the viceroyalty o! ludia would be
incredible but for the known lact that he
has long desired to be a prominent llgnrc in
the political arena. He has the highest
opinion of his own qualities as an adminh—
trutor, and if the report be accurate he
1mm have convinced Mr. Gladstone or his
worth; but his appointment will cause a
Ihndder ol apprehension through the coun—
try in view oi thccritical pavilion of Indian-
Busaisu relations.

Until Tuesday, when Mr. Gladstone ro-
tnrna [rum Osborne house, the exact com-
poe‘ltion of the cabinet will remain un—
known.

THE ENCAMPMENT ENDED.

Grand Commander Mcfuvloy Announces
Ills Appointments»

Drawn. Aug. Iii—The last session oi the
grand encampment of the Knights Tom~
pints oi the United States only lasted three
hours, and the body adjourned to uni-ct
Bantu on Aug. :5, 13:13.11; the city 0! Button.

The session was taken up by rcportsol
committees and routine work. The installa-
tion of unicorn took place just lail'oro the
Cloning of the encampment, The names oi
the oilicers appointed by the grand com-
mander were given out and wrrc on lol-
lows: Grand standard bcnrcr, W. B. 311111311.
of Ohio; grand sword bearer, George L
Connor, of Tcnncoseo: grand warden. John
A. Sloan, of Missouri: grand prulato, Rev.
Joseph N. Mdirath. D 1)., of liliuo'l.

The committee on jurisprudence was also
appointed and consists of the {allowing
members: Sir James F. Hopkins, of Penn-
!ylvania; Sir John 13 A. Fellows, of Louis-
iana; Sir John W. follows, of New Hamp-
Ihirc: Sir John 1'. Smith, of lllinob; Sir F'.
J. S. Gorgas, 0! Maryland; Sir John Friuell,
01 Tennessee, and Sir John I]. Root. 01 Ar
kanms.

Lust night the lam! Knights Tr-mplarii'
reception committee- 1- 11h- rt. 1111111 11111! bun-
quoted them-.11 til 1.11 1: :11-.11f. ll was a
magnificent 1111.1r 11.1111 was mrvcii in the
Brown Pilllli‘u him-1. Th» rr~w:n~:L’-Hg11o~.~111
It the table. The (pollution begun 11'. 5
o’clock and concluded at 4 o'clock this morn-
mg.

 

The Pamir ‘lronblo Growing.

Losnoa, Aug. I:i.—A dispatch to The
Standard from Tieu-‘l‘sin aye: “The extreme
gravity 0! the Pamir question is beginning
to he recognized here. A term 0! infantry
II- been ordered to proceed lrom Knahgar
bu Rangknl, in the (bums province of
Sarikoi.”

Ira-eds Way.

11031103, Aug. 131—1111: Times prints a dis—
]Itch from Tangier to the cflect that each
looriah minister who helped influence the
sultan against signing the commercial troaty
with England has rewind (ruin the French
agent a mason: oi 010,000

 

Ogden-bur; Stulhnflnn Win.
M105, Aug. lit—Tho court harsh-ed
tod‘nnolvc the injunction restraining the
01mm] Vermont Railroad company horn
consolidating with the Ogdensburg mad.
This is a victory (or the ()3de stock-
holders.

Threatened to Kill th- Print.

Pnunnurnn. Aug. 13.401111 Wyn-
chowshi, one 1:! the [arishioucra of Bi. Stan—
islaus Polish Roman Catholic church, was
held in 01,000 bail for court {or threatening
infill the priaat, Rev. Marion chythcwu 1.

A. filter Ana-oi.

Cmcaoo, Aug Ill-411W Milan has
called a general court martial to convene at
Fort Wayne, Mich, Sept. 1, to try Pint
Lieutenant Woodbvldgn (leafy on norm
charges, which have not been divulged.

Canal ‘l’nwbfldgc Blood.
Raw llavsx, Aug. lax—MM William
Peltlt WW9. Wet-or cl mining en-
ln Columbia 00W. died at hb
borne hero. iii- dcath was very sudden
and b Attributed to heart lailurc.
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lav can Ila-and and vmn mun-y.
Bnnam, Aug. 13.—lrs. lAvinIa 11111.
more, a relative cl arr-President “mummi-
celsbvatinghcr 106th birthday today. Err
husband was the but licensed '
minister in western New York.

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comm by lunch.
lancer, Aug. lit—A dispatch Iron Ode.
on to The chronicle swath» hash [aha

 

mmmflumm
mammary-111.111.1111:
towsdswaytopovt.

It loch Its lull.

 

 

FBBD EBB“ THE SHARKS.

A Vessel's Crew Murdered and
Then Tossed Overboard.

PIRATES PLAY THE ROLE 01' DEMONS

 

 

ni Assassins “'v-vu 'l‘vvu Brinks-n and
tin (Book III the schooner lmlly J.-—A
clam! lands lln- Lauder» in Irons and
.- “their Way in Just Retribution,

San Fnaxclsm,Anz.Iii-3,3111! details
were received twirxv by 11:: brig 0.1111120
from'l'ahitiof the loch-st (rose 11! minds-r
and piracy known in the hi exilli no.3 for
many years. The old (,iiilitonna N’lluflllt‘l’
Dolly J.,,whicb served [or yours as u pleat-
m yacht for King P1~11tnr1-1:IT:1l'.lli, wo-
remntly Bold lit lbi: king's tlt‘Illh 11ml Clll’l‘l‘
cued the Niulouy. She wnn rim-«i out by
mcrchants o! Riptide {or n ordiw among
the South Sea Numb.

The vessel was landed with goods (or
trade, and bmides thorn 111111 $1,000 on board
wherewith to buy copra and pearl shell.
Captain Costello was in mmmnnd, the male
was a man named Roodiquu, themprmirgn
wns Willie Gibson, the cool: a Knnaha from
the Island 0! Noah, and the remaining [our
0! the crew wore Kunukns. The: mptnin
was not well known in Tahiti, but every
body knew Roedique.

Re i a man of splendid attainments, and
mu speak English, Fn‘nch, iicrzmw and all
the dialects ol the South was. [In bass
brother who has been a truicrin the Kings:
well group. Both men In esnrt counter-
parts of (fuse, the villain in Stevenson's
“0n the Beach at Felons."

Pod Tholr Victims In the Sharks.

0n the night lvelorc the vensel was to
sail 1mm Papceto she disappeared. The
owners were Worried and not out nxun-
boat, but the search was Ironic-1111. Finally
they learned that she was trading in the
Pcrmoto group. From PorInotothe schoon-
or went to the Kingswvll group, and there
Kocdiquc’s brother was taken on bond as
a Wager. Then the iioviltry begun.

The two brothers determined to seize the
ship, cargo and 05400 in treasure, and in or-
dcr to do so got Molm, the cook. to help
them. As they were nearng “I?! Xmlinll
group that wok put poimn in tho food of the
(our men. and they dim-d in terrible agony.
The Roedique broth/rm mood ovi-r the-m.
watched the death slruggini oi the four
men and chuckled bccnuw there was no
outcry.

Hohlhid himself in the galley. and the
bothers proceeded to finish the job. Cap
Howells and Supercugo I‘iibaon were
sitting in the cabin dating their dinner.
Mute lloedique entered the room. his broth-
"following. The mat» walked up to the
captain and his brother to the ouprmrgo.
Like clockwork two philnlo were drawn,
two shots sounded like one, and the brains
of the captain and supercargn mingled on
the dinner table.

The runs was clean-d away. and the
brothers at» 1111111911 while the~ owl: nlrered
the ship. Alter Ilinlml the 51x burn worn
thrown overboard. and the ltmnilqiwn
accrued to enjoy watching the sharks Innk—
lng their dinner ed the dead "it‘ll.

Amend and In Irma.

Several islands were lmtchml at. amino
all of them the three men haul n mml time.
Money war no oivjmt, 11ml lbw} haul the
hostel everything. They returned to the
Kinpwell group, and while on a drunken
dob-och the brothers and .‘nlolai had a
quarrel.

Moist, after money was refused him, went
on board a Spanish moi-war in the bar-
bor, told his talc, and More long the two
hothonwmin ironsandacrcw fromthn
mot war was in charge

(in board were loud 03,010 111 mil. sixty
tonaolcopvanndonolonol pearl shell, so
that the rum 111m have spent Quintin
aboutthrsc weeks. When the (mike loft
Tahiti the schooner was on her way to
Papsote. and the next vessel that girls in
(run there will tell the late 0! the brothers.

minnow-enrolling“ was-unnamed,
are scoped convicts iron: New Caledonia.
They gained their liberty a! Noumea about
two years ago and reached Australia ina
Ila-Ilium. From Australia they wont to
Cape Colony, than to the fiamiwich Islands
and finally to Tahiti. They are men at line
“out“, but burdened via-ponder», who
have probably committed similar crimes to
the hatchery with which they are now
characd.

 

 

W—t Bull-Ia Mel-cud.
Hume, Aug. iii—Made n! Governor
John P. llnchanan have sent out a secret
circularin which it Is urged that "in view
thunprncndealod and pvucriptivo
connewsncdbyalnwm aowmanipn—
lath; th- an cfllsd Democratic party ol‘
Tennessee,” annetingbceallsd at once to
W the governorlor mum-111.111.
opinion i lively expound that the gov-
ernor Ins committed political suicide by
contacting“ death mum at Colonel

King. ____

‘I'Ifl Bill-r law. I.“
non-mu. R. Y., Aug. 13.~—Ailen hows,
tartsditsrcflholioatoaflbbe, aperiodic

them stolsavdmbledianoad
“and” loatottnedidt‘lllrrcnivod
bylrannlorbhslalltonon ,

bank.

a tractor—any sans-a.
Am.'l'aa..Ao¢. lbw tahw struck
tuba-sol J. numb-1, shocking tbs
whololaiailyisahorriblo manner. A on.
your-w hayw- lastanuy mind and aa-

 

 

 

 

 

A Lost MIT nféovsncn.

A Canadian Bluh.lth Ilsa ”111..va
flow to Harden Cantor.

Qunlc, Aug. lit—Local scientists say
that one of the most wonderful discoveries
0! recent years is flat made by apoor black-
Imlth 0! this cityanmcd Ferdinand Allard.
It isths long lost art known to the pyra-
mid builders 11! Egypt oi hardening copper.
Ales and other edged tools of hardened
copper have been exhibited by him, which
in edge and temper rival Ihn best stool oI
theprusmt. Allard prrpnmd 11 than: at his
hardened copper 1% inches in Ihicincaa
Ind had it tested at the government rlflo
ranges here. At the first that ,‘red 1mm
tony yards distance, the bullet was by its
impact with the plate Ihivcred into a thou~
laud fragments. 0n the second the missile,
striking the copper more tnirly, wns cum-
pletciy buttoned, but. remained imbedded in
the plate, which it merely dented slightly,
not sucking it in any way.

This is called by experts to be vastly su~
mlorto anything the best steel could do
under like circumstances, and the matter
ll to be brought under the immediate notice
of [resent lords of admiralty. 'l'hn lendlng
military authorities here express the belief
“that ii on further trials in the English
dock yardo the discovery maintains the mo
superiority, most important results must
lollow and existing system: be completely
revolutionised. "

 

 

THE WORLD’S FAIR SGUVENIRS

'1". Bids 0! F". Blllllon Dull-r11 liar-h
find. [or flu Lat.

Cannon, Aug. Ill—Ibo directois OI tho
Worhl's lair at their regular n11 Ihly ment-
lug mmidered the new budgt 1 .. .d referred
it to the 11mm committee. it also in-
structed that body to prcpmo a mdution
authorising the issuance of bonds. A rem
lotion instructing the treasurer to roll the
souvenir hail dollars to be coined by the
government for one dollar each and only in
lots of tiny or multiples of that number
wu alsoscnl to the some committee. The
new budget place-t the amount required at
about mauled».

Two rcaponlnbh~ bidders olefin! $71,011.01!)
each (or the entire issue I»! $3,313,0ll to ball
dollar souvenir coins. The din-(tors iii.»
cider! to rclcr all letwro and odors xvi-pect-
ing the coins to the finance committrc for
consideration with the IBlljt‘Ct of issuing
bonds. The treasuror’u report to Aug. ii
ahowcd disbursements on vouclu 1: 9,2111,-
626, available cash on hand 81.0111. 11w.

 

BAHOXAL LIAHC I “A 111:3

At l’iltaimrg— It. II. 3
Plinbnrg.......0 I 3 ll 0 0 0113-~t O
Guiana“. ..... inclination—1.52

Zhrct and lack. Rhine: and Vaughan.

At Wu a. n. &
Edd-G9 ...... OOIllIIBDD—lllé
Pniluiolvhla..2 ll 6 001 001—016]

Cobb. Stevens and (lunwu: t‘urwy, Woyhing
and Croat.

At lumb‘llh— 11. n. z.
Lullldt‘lue ...... 11000010011123
School» ....... 21.111020000—191
Sandor: and Grim, Brullc'luh'ifl and Moran,
A: Chicago»- 11. n r.
(Mm........o e 0 coo-10 0.41.1".
Cleveland... .0 l) 0 2 0 I) ll 0 0 ’3 :i f

Hutchinson and Kitlrldgc. Young and 26111
.fl'.
IAMKIS LIAlil‘I "All“

.At Btu:huntou~ a. u. r.
Nuih‘mhm..." I I) 3 0 0 0 0 11ml (:1
Buflalo. ....... 0 n 11 n o 11 11 11— 11 c l
Fitzgerald and llama. s. iii-ilvrmnn and “t 1} 1|
AI Provident-n , 11 11. :
Providence-”“1 0 3 0 11 n [1111 .‘1 I :
Troy ........... 10200111101»3Z1
Kilroy and Ryan. Wvlch and I'ahill
Al Albany , II. I. l
Alhany........0 0 u I 1111110 11—1 0 k
Hu-hmter..20:ll 11111011 7102
Taylor 11ml “up i. 11.1111 anl My. re.
Illa-awn; buoyed-d.
l1nnuna1.n,l'onu. Aug I'l_('nptn1n

Henry Miller. a very wealthy and 1111111111
tialcitiu-n, has dimpwnmi. ll» W110 met
eighty years oi as», unn1arr.1~~i and 1111-1»
trio. A gang 0! taught vino seen in 11111
vicinity ol in» home and hidnaping Is an.»

A Ocular, lla- ”unloved.
Wurrnnau. Ah, Aug. 13.~~l)nring 11
quarrel between two phlfllilll'nt men-t,
m, John Dantm and William Wraith r
by, the lornirr shot lite latter dcnd. Wrath
rlry was member 0! own! the must in
neutial families in the state.

South Carolina‘s I'lnt Ilalr.
(‘naaunr-m, Aug. lzl~Tho first hole ul
the new crop»! South Carolina 1-. Mon wir-
received 11cm Imm llnrnwcll munty and
weighed 4;!) ponmls. It is tour days late:

than the am halo c! last year’s cmp.

no Mall-nth Tat-liars.

Loon LA". N. Y.. Aug. it~lt is vino
ally decided that Pmldcnt Harrison will
leave Mon Lab-abut“ Supt. l. but it pubw
llcbnsiuuswili permit he may mus-n a
week or ten days longer.

(Tan Orland to how-ark.
Danae-c so. Illa, Aug. i3.--Col1me| Utah
3 Curr, United Slam miniuor wbonmsrk,
Utrecht-post in response to the orders
cubs ststodepartm-nt. llawillssillrota
Row York on the 17111.

 

A Vat-Ia- hwy-r.

law You, Aug. law-Henry Gottltob. a
hwyorand politician, was arrested for (or:
[cry Tho In! that they have u

wanna. 1111-1 and mm.
lswaaa. K. Y.. A Ila-James Gnan
who is stopping at mum-r Bur
high'b horns, w- wayiald, Manet and robbed
mikhiflwaywhflsping horns onloot.

W war-tad.
Wm Ana. 111—1111. civil service
[or nine phyla

«Warmth-vacuum.

“anal loll.- Vory Ill.
low Ham. Aug. n—(loloasl A. 11.
Influence! “lanthanum-saint“
mumummhm
sniyll. .
”has?” Kitten.
WA'. Mitch
any Miro-W
"anarchism-snow
Mischa-talc.
WA
haul-aloud

 

 

 

 

 

$110, 3:30, and

25 Cents.

 

 

many as titty can aplnsthimol awindiim '

Wh- m
danstorthclndiaamlcs, anditisinnesd u.

 

 

Makes an every-day convenience of an

old-11m: luxury. Pure and wholesome.

Prepnrnl with scrupulous (are. Highs!

award 1.! all Pure Food Expositions. Each

'kage makes two large pies. Avoid

ltaiLI-ns -;1nd insist on having the
NONE SUCH brani.

MERRELL 5t SOULE. Syracusc, N. '1
ant: Iy

WILLIAMS

 

Spavh‘: ng Andhtiihlul.[n10yed by the
whole farm y No other root beer el-
“C! “111.15.: Wilhnms' in strength and

pur‘uy One bottle of extinct makes 5
gaiions The great temperance drink.
n“l~xif1!~v"\ “ in»! unwind"

us «has, [up l‘dltr, "no 3”

trial 11,‘. ~ Whit rim (lulu. mm.“
Iflaa- at “Mal-1““.

“in:

BBSINESSFl R(HILLEBE,

GIAI'OII). 0033.

A live. 11 Ire Inslllnllun (or the practical
training 11 lvmtng men and nun. women for
It» thorouuh nor .supcrlor moth-
n-Ia. romplotr H1ulpnmnl.nml cfllctnnl carpool
turm‘xm “12w w'on inf (who vanadium;
mp 11 tr ranc 1M tuna Ilmh. "m
11 ME"? I'rnmaunliip.(I'urrrnwndennrJi -
fl

milltlufw “torture. Iii-man and
Engil induction. )prnt entire sat. and.
usluaulsirdlommvl niobium. 111.111.9111?
H.111. nth. thud tor Iliuauatcd ratahrgqu
airs-o bl. A. )l Mlulbl.l

Sum 11 .(luna.

 

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nilormo a Is (Ilium.

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uninhibited thlr!

«linrlon Point.

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lave Your Teeth.

HAVE THEM FILLED OR CROWD.

Teeth filled with gold.Plalinu1n. Alloy.
Am and all plastic mat cri

'1' itmtcd and sumtully crowned with
“old. Platinum or Porcelain Crowna.

 

Artificial Moth on Gold. Platinum. Continu
one Gum and Rubber Plates, and all work per—
1111111111: to modern dentistry.
lal attention given to irregular and
Ch dren‘a teeth.
All work 11! most reasonable prim

Tooth filled and cur-1‘ lad painlessly.

DB. F. W. DIHMEB“.

flWa-hingmns l. Ore
Soutl1.\'orwulk. Conn.

lBHN F. FlYNN

SaniIaII Plumber,

STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
.IBBBINBA SPEilillTl.

Having taken the basement under the Lib-
air-.11!) Washington street, South Norwalh,
01min (or

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poctfully so‘ it it asharr: of publii~ patron-
I refer tu plumbing l have done for the
past seven in the employ of \V H. Meek-
er & (‘o All work will have in) pemmal sup-
ervision. and will lve 1m ti) rm mod and
«adaption guarantee: 1. to men trial 1.02m

Economy and Cumion!

VS}!

Gasoline Stoves

Ind mil Heat and Expense during
the Summer Susan.
Wt have the vrry but make

THE MANHATTAN

IN Ill. SIZES.

\Vlll bake. (wk and do all the work of A
store with hair the trouble and expense. an
in use in this town.

Call and See Them.
(insulin: 15 cents 1 6111011.

W. H. Moekerhiin.

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Save Money!

BY VISITING

F. BBYLSTBN’S

Factorl at Five Mile River.

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GREAT BEBBBTIBN
IN PRICES.

"rent varirlyol Vehripulm and Elwin a
human mat. Also a Ila» line M Doll and

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$1 WEEKLY!

Wdchesfihhlns. Charms.
Hamel Blocks. Diamonds.

TIBBH. JBHNSBN & BBTII’ANY.
2l9 Montague St,
«3171' HALLSQUARE, Bldllkl’ll, Tl. T

Thus (at our goods delivered in South Nor-
walk have given general 1.1112111 lion. and our
method of pay ment lohlghlyappreciatod. Full
in! formation can behad 0! our agent.

GUSTAV PITZER.

19 RAILROAD PLACE.

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I0. 109 'WASIIIIIBTBII STREET,
The People‘s Market.

ALL KINDS OF PRIME MEATS AND
PIKE”! VEGETABLES 1N THEIR
SENSOR.

Hive us a trlnl and you vv ill luomc 11 steady
Hummer.

Hard Times Prices.

A. B. BBABBBBN,

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Objection I

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the lowest price.

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