In Hotel.
:so
"I?” charming SIIIIIIIoI Resort on Long Island soon
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
“DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
I N POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN.
General Manaxer.
will leave Bouth.Norwalk at 10 a. In., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30,
5:50 p. m.
Leave Botonl’oint, 11a. m., 1:,10 2:40, 5:00, and0:45p. In.
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwalk, 10:30 a m, 12:30, 2:00, 3:30,
and 5:50 p. to.
Leave Roton Point, 11:10 am" 1:10, 2:40, 500. and 6:40 pm.
M...—
Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.
. Hilliard Says There is
Ample Cause to Justify it.
'I'MEWABOALIIIYDBTERIIHBD
I fins lot Imprisoned In llnste Nor
‘Ithll O In“ Understanding of What
I!" manor Ileana-Sympathy
{of tho Accused.
FALL Rrvzu, Mam, Aug 16. —City liar
was shown about fifty edito~
clipped from various papers published
volthemreilectsbelief inMisa Lillie
. I m’s entire innocence of the crime
- . against her, and assail the Fall
I var police for prolonged delay in the case
» v10! directing their efforts wholly to-
proving Illas Borden guilty. Har—
Billiard read most of the editorials
. ~ y, and flushed once or twice when
~ actionawere criticised pointedly. He
- ~ warmly, and said it was about time
. I of town people suspended judgment on
.., Bordon and berarrest bythe Fall
I :~ . :. polka .
I “I started,” he said, “on an outside clew
thin hall'an hour of the discovery of the
y on information furnished by room-
of the family. I have chased down
thanabundred outside claws within
days. Hy officers were as skeptical at
was about who committed those crimes,
I it was not until all the evidence was in
I t action was taken. You and every
I citizen must remember that the
I have not given anything near
.the facts dhcloasd at the inquest.
“Thi case will depend on circumstantial
‘ovidencs wholly, and the people’s interest
iclnnot Mentioned by throwing the ovi‘
deltas into the hands of the defense until a
:hearing or trialtakssplace. Instead the
publicmayrest snared of this fact: The
district attorney and myself are satisfied
that the public authorities hove ample cause
for holding this girl, and she has not been
imprisoned in haste nor without to full on»
‘derstanding of what her arrest means."
no Borden family Honor.
Amdealhasheeneaid inontof town
papers about the cruelty of detaining a
finely bred and sensitive woman,” Miss
Borden is. One of the greatest complaints
that has been made against the adminis
tutor of police affairs has been that he was
Worldly moved by his feelings, too senti-
mental to be a police ofllcer. That he has
,avuryklndheartand a courteous manner
‘iaacknowledgsd byall the members of the
‘ Borden family, and they do not blame the
authorities for the harshness of the arrest.
Aye-t deal of nonsenseh being published
in connection with the use about the Bor-
dsnfamfly honor. On the point the most.
. important member of the Borden family
aid for publication: “The honor of the
, Burdens, whose names are so closely allied
withtheprosperity of the town, is not to
. be “acted by a police suspicion, perhaps
resting justly, on Miss Lizzie Borden. So
true Borden has ever placed it ntumbliug
block In the way of the law, and no Inciu~
‘ bar of my family will in any way hamper
the police in their. investigation. The state»
‘ m that honour: of Borden money will
be load In bulking the authorities is untrue
and ill advised.”
The Fall River Globe says editorially.
“There is a strong disposition on the part of
, a greatmanv people to condemn tbedie
trict attorney for ordering the arrest of
m Borden on the questionable assump
tin that he lacked sunlcient evidence upon
which to base a presumption of guilt. This
‘ altichm i based largely on the strength of
‘ what ha been given by themes-atoll
amulet the evidence elicited at the in—
quest.
“It is hardly ueoemary to say that the
‘ Waterloo“ theproceediugs are very
hamnltlote and fragmentary, perhaps were
I! than mythical, and agreat deal may have
bean aloud according to the fancy or im-
of the reporter who had found
hhnaafl forced to supply links in the scat-
tl'otlanll disjointed accounts he has gath-
. I'll of what transpired at the inquest to
make ampletewbole. -
Hear the mule-co.
“At-ll events the accounts are immu-
plete and, it is needless to say. not. authori-
tattvo. No statement of what transpired
at that inundation bearing the indemn-
mont of anybodyconnectedwiththemsn-
whthalbesnpubiished.
"raklna such evidence, therefore,ashu
unprinted aaahasison which to inslaton
of the accused or to condemn
bastionhksn bythe district attorney,
b manifestly unjmt to both parties
lthanfaahncsofwhcrcalittleknow
r:
'5
3
nammsnohmuminu
”Wmtobedepncsted. No
ksvstranaplrsd tincture sweat
auychanga in the altnationfo
u unfavorable to either sidqand
laws should we can only ropest
we havealreadysdviasd—that there
he a of judgmentuntil
thas submitted ltacawbo-
judicial trlbnnslmftor which tiara the
willbcabletodiacuwthe mutterip-
lly. In advance of that itia dif-
touudentandwbatvalue esnbsput
mum oflnlon which individuals my
MI.
ii
i
lilil
mus- lad-aver Sympathy.
'lksfluwlagwas rent to the Tauntcn
”Hugo-amber- t that People Go-
I
”detour-mu Ellie- round" to email
8 BOBBEII'S ARREST swarm
’obtalnsd before Hr.
.. Nuwnngland during the last few days. .
New counterfeiting.
VISITS hS‘I’HE QUEEN.
no labmlts to ller Ila] y the llamas
OI the [embers of Illa coil-0t.
lorries. Aug. ld-The Daily News. while
acknowledging that no authentic news of
the composition of the new cabinet can be
Gladstonn‘s return
from Osborne House, gives the following
list, which, it saya, is contact probsbly in
everyparticnlar: Premierand firm lordof
tbstreasnry, W. E. Gladstone; lord chao-
eellor, Lord Herschell; chsncsllor of the ex-
chequer, Sir William Harcourt; foreign
onion, Earl of Rosellerry; home , B. H.
Asquith; war ofllco, Campbell nerman:
admiralty, Earl Spencer; chief mastery for
Ireland, John Morley; president of the
board of trade, A. J. Mandolin; loul gov-
ernment board, Henry Fowler.
Hr. Gladstone vhited the queen at 0s~
home yesterday. After Mr. Gladstone had
psrtaken of luncheon the queen gave him
audience, when he submitted the names of
the members of his cabinet.
queen’s dinner guests at Osborne
House included, besides Mr Gladstone, the
Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught,
Princess Henry of Battenberg and the Earl
of Ducio. Mr. Gladstone left Osborne House
this morning.
buried with Dynamite.
Henson, Mich, Aug 10. -Jennie Tabor,
of this place, who was arrested beam her
younger brother discovered twenty dyn
mite cartridges concealed about the house,
has made a startling confession. She said
she was going to blow up the house, together
withbcr brother and sister, to- secure the
whole of her dead father's 15,000 estate.
She says that she was instigated by her
lover, William Moira, who also recently
compelled her to go with him and rob
George Goodwin residence, and with the
money they got bought the dynamite alr-
tridgea ‘
A (ll-Io! of Police Accused.
ATLANTIC Cm. Aug. Ic.—-Cbief of Police
Barry L'. Eldredge was charged at the meet.
ing of the city council with receiving money
from keepers of it half dozen notorious rt.»
sorts for "protection." Teatimuny was sub
mitted to the effect that be had personally
called at the I'l‘Sill'Is and demanded sums
ranging from 050 to film. The council sus-
pended the chief pending further investiga-
tiou
Cruel I‘atlaer Bill.
Gunman), L 1.. Aug. lot—W. C. Duly,
better known as Father Bill, the great turf—
man, was arrested charged with brutally
beating James Keefe and William Bouli.
han, two boys apprenticed to him to be
made jockeys. The boys were so badly
limited that the justice refused bail.
Searchlng for the Abduction.
Pumnnmna, Aug m—The father of
Imus Blizzard and the sister of Eliza Mel.
lor, the young women who were abducted
from Chester and brought to this city, have
reported the matter to the police. and the
young men who are alleged to have drugged
the girls are being sought for
Snapoctod of Killing Ilia Father.
Aterx, Aug. ill—A. H. Ashe, a proud.
neat and well to do former. was {blind (lead
on the highway, his batty rIIlelc-«l null buck-
ebot. Ill-I sun, twenty tours ”III. has been
arrested, :IILqI’IJhIIl u! but In; I'ozrrmltlcd
the crime, .5» he had been making threats to
hll his faith: I.
Fifty Thousand Acres Itnlnell.
Farwo, N 1).. Aug hi. ——A careful survey
of the ground swept. by bail on Friday in
the vicinity of Argusville and Gardener
shows that the probable loss will be nearly
750,000 bushels, over 50,000 acres being a
total loss. M ..
Asbllnger Challenged.
Nrw Your, Aug. lti.~—\Villintn Martin,
who claims to be the champion six day bl-
cyde rider of the world, has issued a chal-
lenge to Charles W. Ashlingcr to ride a
twenty-four hour race for two a side.
Wind of Poisoning.
Pmunmts, Aug. 16. ~Willlnm Evans,
who is suspected of the wholesale poisoning
oftho Brisker family and. others at Oak-
grove, near laurel, Del, by putting arsenic
in the well, has been arrested
Ilad :- rootl- failed and bred.
Jan-mat ILLI, 1nd,, Aug. Iti— llrs.
Bizabeth filgnau, aged seventeen, died of
lockjaw. tihe had a tooth pulled a few
days ago and tho lockjaw is summed to
have resulted therefrom.
floated slowly Sinking.
Pauline, N. Y., Aug. 10.——General
James W. liuatmi, who has been ill since
his return from the Republican convention
at linueapolls, is slowly sinking at his
home in Peekskill.
Arrested for counterfeiting.
Wannacnuuo, 0st, Aug. 10. —Jsmes
Baatty,a hotd keeper at Lambton; John
Downs, a farmer, and George Daw, a batch-
er, havebeensrreated on discharged
It. Dispute Under Consideration.
Raw Ham, Aug. lit—The West Haven
mectrio road It running as usual, despi
rumors of a tie up The matters mill-puts
us under consideration by both parties.
the Boston for Honolulu.
Was-rumor. Aug. 16. -— The United
Stats-summit}: Boston the been ordered»
to proceed to Honolulu torelisvstbcllnitsd
States steamer San Francisco.
llmbrook Broke Ills lag.
Imam». la, Aug. ln—nmbrook
0:550, the spotty atamonowned by a Bel.
THE [BEEN (IF POLITICS
Clarkson Postpones the Repub-
lican League Meeting.
THEVIOB PRESIDENTIAL SITUATION
lulu-o. the Thin! I'Iaru Limiter, Bays
Hold Will Surely Ilc l‘ili-I'lml Iaml Tells
“I. "It". \VIIy—Ilutla slid” llulln “I.
Democratic Party In Tune-nee.
Nrw Your, Aug. lib—Politicians here
were considerably surprised by :.u~ fact that
James S. Clal'kson, of the NalIHItul League
01 Republican Clubs, has ht'llt out notices
all over the state to llli‘ effort Ih It the con»
vention of the State image» of ltvpublimn
Clnlb, which was to have been llt'ltl at Bul-
Talo, Sept. I, has been postponed until Sept.
Is. The postponement \vuo derided upon
at tho muting of the national executive
committee of the Republican party last Fri»
day. The following is the IIot‘v-A:
Bubql‘Altnna in l' nuts
barium“. l. r. 'l .
View tour A. If». no.“
The data of the Republican National league
convention, called heretofore tor Burial». Sept.
I, is hereby postponed untilThnmluy. Slept III.
This Wponeuiaut, which is done it itb the
concurrence and advice of Chairman Carter
and the national commlttee. ’L-s mode because
the earlier date would prevent the attendance
of a large number of Republican clubs in the
western states, where the harvest of the vari
oua crops will not have how tlni:.hed by Sept 1.
By themlddle of September the party will
have perfected its organmtlun in all porrhma
of the country. many new clubs will have been
and attend larger number of ram»
palgu marching and uniform clubs will be able
to attend the national “invention.
The mlor weather of the later date will also
be more favorable and Induce a larger general
attendance than a convention held in tho
closing day: of August.
The national committee of the league ralLs
upon all subordinate clubs to lull! actively in
stimulating the organization of msr-vhing clubs
to the end that a rivalry below-n rim different
state organizations in the number of clubs sent
to the national fitIthEnlIun may make the pro
cos-dings at Bnflalo more interesting and en-
able it to give a still greater energy to the lip
90th campaign now in pregrtu
J. S. (”lukltflilox.
President Sational Magoo
THIRD PARTY CAMPAIGN.
lac-no 'l'ella “by field “'1“ Surely It.
the Nell Vice Preside-Int.
Wasnxxoros, Aug. [ti—Dr. C. W. lic-
Cnne, chairman of the executive luard of
the Farmers‘ Alliance, who is directing the
campaign of that organization as far as it is
controlled from this city. has figured out to
his own satisfaction that whatever may be
. the fate of Weaver, the Alliance mndldata'
for president, Field, their vice pMiIIrultll
candidate, can count his calllugnnd election
sure.
"I feel,"said Dr. McClure. “that Field's
election is practically assured. lie is bound
to be elected if the election of the president
is thrown into the house, which Is very
likely to happen. The house would of
course elect Mr. (lowland to the punch-u—
t‘y. Then the senate. would have m salt-ct
the vice president from the Illl'n? condi-
dates who had M-ciwd the highest num-
ber of votes at the polls. Tim cumititutlon
prohibits the president and vice presIdent
both coming from the same state, and the
house having chosen Mr. Cleveland first,
Mr. Reid would be rendered ineligible. The
senate would therefore be compelled to
choose between Ir. Stevenson and Mr.
Field, and there is little room for doubt
that they would select the latter.”
Will Control Congress.
The People's party managers claim that
st the very lowest calculation they will have
ll!) members in the next house, in Addition
to a number of Republicans and Democrats
who will be pledged to Alliance or People’s
party principles They expect to dictate
the selection of the next speaker and direct
the policy of the house.
All the People’s party and Alliance mane
agcrs in Washington deny the story that
they have a secret, oath bound enter known
oaths “Band of Gideon." it. iarogarded as
a hoax, probably founded on the negro
minatrelty song which the “Original Chris
ties” made popular fifty years ago, “if you
belong to Gideon’s hand, than here‘s my
heart and here’s my hand." Mr. Leach,
president of the National Farmer’s Alliance
and industrial union; Congressman Jerry
Simpson, of Kansas, and other prominent
lights in the People's party repudiate
knowledge of any such orgsnlution within
their ranks.
POLITICS IN DELAWARE.
his State Conventions and a nest of
linear Hatters This Week.
Dona, Aug. low-This week at the stale
capital wlllmark thebeglnnlngof thee-m-
]mign In Delaware. ”Tad” the Democratic
Itkto “volitio- ia being laid. 0n Wednesr
%evenlng the Republican State league
meat in fifth analul convention and on
Thursday the Republican state convention
posidsntialaloctoultmsfrom eachcomnty
to —Rew0utla,KentandBua-er) andchooss
a state central committee. The Bepubliuns
Mamumttvocommitteebydb
trtcts. four dobpteatoupresent Delaware
attballationallaagus convention to behold
in MW. 1, adopt aplstfonnand
transactotharbuainsw.
Presidential ”calm
nyvlrtns of apartyrulu numb
nominate John W. Cau-
say,whohasalrssoysarvsd fer twoyesrs.
s
I Senator Patton, of CaliforniaJs the“
of Senator Bawley at Hartford
Ernest Schanb, a plumber, hanged hint»
lei! ton ch. 1y tree at Rochester.
Dr. Newton, dentist, or Meriden, (tom,
has been missing since Friday. It Is any
posed that he has committed suicide.
The Canadian department of justim will
surrender Carl (loldncbmldt. a New York
Forget, now under arrest In Montreal
Two thousand five hundred oywrnturl on
the Baltimore and Ohio road are sternum}
lugs 10 per cent. increase in wages.
Five sailors have made complaint at Vic
loch, B. 0., that they were: kininaped by the
Bailors' union at Port liable and shipped to
Victoria.
A family named Iforgan were poisoned
at flampden, He, by eating potatoes on
which parts green had been put to kill bun
The property of C. II. Abbott k (‘o.,own-
orsofshoofactorios in Chelsea and South
Roydton, VL, has been attached.
A conference was held at the treasury tic-
partment with a view to shutting out all
woolen goods from Europe likely to be he
footed with cholera.
The body of a boy named Raymond, of
Bull, Que, was found in the mountains
near Lake Tappon, N. I’., hall eaten by a
bear, with evidences of a terrible encounter
all around.
The British four mooted steel strip Thu.
clan, just built at (lreenock, Scotland, cap
sized in a squall o! the Isle of Man and sank
with her crew of twenty five men.
THE BASE BALL WORLD.
lsrlouar. LEAGUE nouns
At Cincinnati—
KILI.
Cindnnati.....i 100 I) 0 It 0 It»? 3 6
Nowk'ork. ..... llhllII00x~0ll2
Dwyer, Sullivan. Vaughan and lfnrringron;
Basic and Ewing.
At Plinburg-
Plitsburg.......l 0 o o 0 00 0 l»: l 5
Washington...» one 0 I 3 0 Int 6 8
Burnt and Mack. Killecn and livfiuirr.
IL"...
At Cleveland- It 11.x.
t’levelancL ..u o t) It 0 0 0 II o- 0 5 4
Bolton..........2 l 0 l 0 l I) H IL 5 7 8
Clarkson and Zimmcr. Stale-y null Kelly.
At Louuvilie- ll It. r.
Tabulavtllo ...... 0 I) II I ll 0 (3 fl 0 I .5 2
Philadelphia II0000°II o 0:11
Sanders sud Grim. Way-hing and Cross
At Chicago» a. II. I.
Cblcagximwz 0 0 II II n It I: n—-2 slit
Baltlnmre ...... aonooolniwtlln
Hutchinson and lichrlver. Stephens
(tunmn
A! St. Troub—
Btliuutl ....... DOIOODO'll—Il
Brooklyn ....... 0001000l02:
Bowie: and Buckley. Haddock and Bailey
laarnur manta auras.
Atlltngbuntonc
Binghsmron. .luoluoooo
..Uunloloul
Laugh" and “t ins Fournler and Bo
At Albany
Albany. .0101l003:A
llocheator Ottzflllilfr
flurphy and Haas, Dulan and lly ., rs
At ’-l‘roy It.
Troy ......... 00102100 0 two
Pruvhlenoe" .. 0 0 0 2 II It 0 0 0—4
“ elch and L‘ahill, Kilroy and Ryan.
a.’
31a»!
535? new?
as to?
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a.
I
5
Shepard Wants the first 10.000.
(‘uumm Aug. 10 4 ‘olonel Elliott F.
Shepard, of New York, has Wnllvn to the
\Vul'ld'h fair directors, nflrrllu: one dollar
each, or any price which the directors my
name, for the first 10,000 souvenirs delivered
in New York. The directors replied to (Jul-
onel Shepard that he will recursive the first
coins if he is the first to get in his check in
payment for the amount he wants at one
dollar per min
Chlll lie-sly tor Pay.
VALPABAlSU Aug. 1"». —'l‘bo I'hilian sen-
ate and chandler of deputies has unanimous-
ly pa-od to: appropriation for the payment
of claims gru wing out of the Baltimore in-
cidcnt. The two legislative bodies have
also approved the treaty for a «unmis-
sion for settlement of chums of American
citizens output the (‘htlhln gut'c rumour.
To love the (‘rnps
\l’aaursoros, Aug lti .S'Inco Aug. 3
Chanel!) in small notes has boom sent
from the subtrcasury in New York to the
western states to meet the demand for
notesof small denominations growing out
of the movement of crops.
Died [or I Battle It! \Vhlsly.
Sumerian», 8. 1)., Aug. lG.—~A quarrel
between two brothers named Laughton and
Joshua Allen war the procession of a bottle
of whisky resulted in a shooting affair, in
which one of the heightens shot Allen and
killed himself.
flying by Tho-sands.
Br. Pavement), Aug. low-Reports from
Tshersn say that the cholera spreads in
that city daily. The people are dying at
thoratoof militia week, and there leavery
probability of [water mortality.
Koal- Ilau In Look.
Manon, Aug. lit—A dispatch from Bruits
mysthatNaaimKabmhalf brother oftho
recently deposed ruler, will be installed as
PrincaothanJutbyer-voysof thelndiau
andCbtnaaegovernmsata
The I’m Will Inigo and loud 1b..
nouAHJa-Thapopsbasdoddod to
lodgeattheVaticanalllalgrhns whoeome
tonoma’to attend the lptacopal jubilee.
Theywillbolodgodand fadatbiscapansa.
[tabbed by a‘l’ra-p.
Wamln, I... Aug. ll—William Gil-
foyle,tkeatatlonagantof tit-Boston and
“Mummers-stingy
stabbsdbyauunkuownltatlantnmp
ass-I hlauta.
lionsr,Aag. Id~ltlareportedln mutt"
thutkaPamlr-haveboeacsdedtoltu-h
Baal-mm “slap-asund-
Momentum-doom
carter in 'aahl-gtoa.
lquoaa, Aug. lawman-man Carter
umnmfltea-ntiousloammltmwsnt
toWaahiagtuIlaat night on matter-pen
tatstagtotlaupaiga.
no WWII-and.
W,Aug.10.-lntbaraosfortksm-
bartewp mason thalamus-nah
“Mim'ayacktmw-
taunt-ca snag-s.
m 10,- wavhrytl
though-stinks
asimralgmtiqactcatXawl’crkw
osm-
lafgbtakav‘e'l'dna 1‘ map-tumor thud!
aalOmak-haewfllhgtymou. y
whilsbslugeaerciaedouths M hm mfg-int,- to who the
Mammal-hr. W plague” signers will be.
. Thorn- . Bayard mentioned a
“h“ 1"“ ”u" New (hula county's roprwaatativs,sa is
Mahala—00love! rmwmanowhd.m1
rust. Wtdmemmw.msmmuumml
and «unarmMHOMoI-nommnan
wasflftyminananolfl- WILWWIWMN'M
r- um“ MM ”firm" swan-norms rum
mnr..AIeIR-mwdntmwhonmn Is the
staticalorthaAdvaaosmsatothiaaoac poltttdsa,”wtllprobablybstha
mastsWM,and thatcwiflbsw Mammalian-
aalagntaaprwaat. amawmmwm
W. Ianball. of lilturd. are also in the
Whore-lumen- lubt. colonel Henry A. Dupout will be
loawnn. 0.. AU lfi-JIIW M the Republican prudential elector no.
mumwwn-sm Whol- rtwcntu coon.“ am aware
mammmmhm numb-II Millimeter“
districts. “nomad-thunderstorm.
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Hunt-A. 10:ng m ‘h "I "w“
am 9 fl. " (mm
“lawn-MM that two wmmm Jama-
“wmmmh'W‘ awmawnahsmrhw
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“mww willsatltkasaavtattaaatesruar.
Maw ‘
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last
and
25 Cents.
round I
Makes an everyday conveu "
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
eofsn
Prepared with scrupulous cure. Highest
award at all Pure!- cod E\positions. Each
(trace makes two large fies. Avol‘i
itatiuns— and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH brunt.
HERRELL lit SOULS, Synapse N. Y
uni. I)
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Excclt aI! others.
strongest. purest,
ham; Wiidams‘
If you want the
and best. IFIS‘SE on
It Is unmodified I'I
wholesomencss .Imi flavor. One bottle
of eutrsct mikes: gmiens Ask for It.
This Is notou‘n 'just as good"
a» «has, but In mm. lbw sour
trial II III support this r Lum. [William
litmus. rm. I-rhrl. Ca
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BUSINESS ROIILLEIIE,
B‘I’AIIOIH), 0053.
A me. on lvelnstltutlon for the practical
training 0 rot-rig teen anal using wonwn for
business. Its thorough woe superior moth-
mls. complete equipment and ancient I corps of
instructors have won for it the confidence of
..,, IIorloII Point.
bite. Brant-boa taught: limb.
v13l'enmanahlPJ orrospomicnn,tt
TD"
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED OR CBOIVNED.
Tooth filled with gold. Hstlnnm. Alloy.
Ama and all plastic material
Tee treated and sIIecesnfully crowned with
(told. Platinum or PorcelalnCrowns.
Artificial teeth onflold Platinum, Continu-
one 9am and Rubber l'lates. and all work per~
I‘lnlnl‘: to nunlern dentistry.
s . a1 attention given to Irregular and
('h dreu's teeth.
All work at rum! reasonable
Teeth lilies] and extracted pafnlamly.
FDH. F. W. DINNER.
fiWsahlngton St.
Over Post Office.
South Norwalk. Conn.
till!
wIIIHN F. FLYNN
SanitaII PIIIIIIIIn,
STEM and (SIS FITTEII.
.IIIBIIIIIIi I SPECIILTI.
Having“ laken the basement under the Libs
.“llll ashtngton rim-t sleuth Norwalk,
Ville-I it for
AILIIINIIS
PLUMBING
postnat- onysars. intbe employ of W. H. 'flk-
or R Co All work will have my personal sup—
ervision, and will be will I} executed and
aatlafactlonm . (lv wmeatrhl.
sodomy “and Comfort"!
USE
Gasoline Stoves
lIIIi ttoiII Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
The have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II ILL 8IZE8.
Will bake. «wk and do all the work of a
Mot'owllh half the trouble and expense. ill}
in Ira-c In this town.
Call and See Them.
8H8IllIME I5 BEIT8 I BILLllII.
W. H. Meekerhllo.
Ml'ili‘. IT ALL BLOCK
Save Money!
BY Visit TING
F. BIIYLSTIIN’S
Factor“ at five Mile River.
--———-~ooO——-——
BHEIT HEIIIIIITIIIII
III PHIBES.
(treat variety of I'oiorlpodoa and Birds a
lanolin“: emf. Also a line ltno of Doll and
Babyrarriam very cheap.
«I5 Ir
writln Architecture, Herman and
VngIIsh studios. {Ti-"fl the entire- a.ar (trad. m
not unnamed to good promo all (twill?
lie-pt sin. tland for tilustrntenlutalogue. A
dress ILA A. HEIIRIUL l'rmldent. '
Stamford. (mun.
m’bs’th MUSIC I
55355555..th "emitters...
sv,N'..,I' and Mr. W.
corset columnar
“Elfin wall-known
in
their flrand Concert-rut MW”
ten artists tutors or Isma- dostred.) Orchestra
uniforms a la Gilmore. We
55.3w; em... 33"” We“; .-..'-
FIIII SALE-l Iilltll IIIIBIII
.55: Tfi‘mfl rant. mil ”..me
tentalas twenty
furnished beansatabllsbsdthlrb
Themallnnadl u‘hadtboffiumorb
miuhyruibmufé W
- 3&2: fnaaniW
tare madA .W
£3.55”
FISHING.
SIIIIIIE oIIIIItIIs II Wooten".
J. E. Power.
m3“!
LIFE.
new
acres-:- a sun Imam
”$0er Ill-ha
Murmurs
macaw“ hema—
of Bower In
m...“ “.55!
but. “alga" OM Ivy-Al.
will "and” writ wwfi onl
liars. brunt-t s». ’
ri’hm
Bring Quick R
method of pay moat
information can be bad of our agent.
i reaps-cm solicit a share of public patron- ..
g ago I red-Iry to plumbing l have done for the
eturns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
PAYMENTS
II WEEKLY!
Watches. CIIIIIIIs. Charms.
MaMel clockslliamonds.
llIlIIII. .IIIIIIISIIII & IiIIMI’tIIl.
2Ill Montague St.
crrvusnnsouauu. BTIIIIHIIII, II. I
Thus far on grants delivered in Sunfl- Sur-
walk have givtgnge satisfaction. and our
highly appreciated. Full
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
, souIII IIIIIIIIIIII comm
C rad d u c k ’ s
III). III! WISHIIGTIIII STREET,
The People's Market.
ALI. KIND! OF PRIME MEATS AND
FRI'LH‘H VEGETABLES IS THE“:
SEASON.
tilte u- a trial and vein will be: "me n aft-ml)
('tlilflflte';
Hard Times Prices.
A. I}. BHAIIIIIIBK,
PROPBKE I 035.
Some
Raise the
Objection I
‘I’IIA'I' BYEBYI’IIIIB Ill SIIW SOLD
AT SI! SMALL A IABGIX 0?
l’ltlll‘l'l‘v THAT 'I'IIEV CANS“?
AFFORD ‘I’tl ADVERTISE. THIS
I.q JUST WIIV ‘I'lllil‘ SHOULD
ADVERTISE. WHERE ls 1'le
' ADVANTAGE 0P sznmrso PAL
'I'ICULAILI’ CIIIAI’ 08 omumo
IL‘I’VAHAIJ.‘ (IBIZA? “AMAINB
II’ TIID: PEOPLE ABR NM hAIII
AWAKE 0' 'I'IIKDI?
Why not
Try the
Sentinel
Columns?
2
Merit alone has made the reputation of
WEZLCOM WSOAP
Bowere of subsnmtes. Nothing Is as
‘ ' Home ., Use no"
Sentinel
Concrete Walks,
Flag Walls,
IIIIIII and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
SHIIIIINII,
EXBAVATING
BY
IIIIIIoIIII Boos,
IN WHAT
BQNDITIOH
I8 VIIIIII
PRINTED
STATIONERY I
\‘ or ill tour attention to the fat! that
..:I are about out out of NllleB‘
lxtrerbemla, Stat: merits. Billheads, En-
w Input. L‘irTi ulnr-i. AI knowledgmenta,
w . eu- Tn: Etusixo suntan. is
prepared in furnirh the same
IT
LOW PIIIIIE8 \.
Fllll
E‘FIII8T 8M88/s
VIIIIIK /
/
V
.IIIHII SCHIIIB I: Sill.
mt. El!-
A Positive ears for all rem-lam.
A m Illml—Atlralmfealaa, lo!
spirited-strand without kneel
nasal
dovepalusaeresalkalowsrpartofmbanb.
Sim‘ hiss. minke-2:: “In“. I Mel-In b
now-haemat-
plaaasntlo “MW“
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