flontlt Norwnllk. Oofin,
6w Hotel.
THE smut mucus
Switchmcn on the New York
Central Stop Work.
HO“ TROOPS ARE ORDERED OUT.
I") Mm Conflict “1" Tot Occurred,
but the lots Are Inclined to It: be-
Itrflfllve, the Situation ls Strained and
”flown Trouble la Expected. V
B'JWALO, Aug. iii—The Central men all
rttu'zk out of sympathy with the striking
unlichmen on the 1.quin Valley and Erie
. roads. The Contral’s men had Inadeude—
mud for ten hours' daily work and the
adoption of the Chicago scale. Being re-
fused. they abandoned their trains and
joined the ranks of their brethren who are
now battling against the Ll'lliuh and Eric.
It is expected that the Westla‘horo switch-
men will unite with the Central strikers.
This would mean a tieup on all the lines
terminating here and the desertion from
their posts of atloast 2,000 men. This ac-
(in was brought about by an order from
Grand Master Sweeney, of the Switchmen’s
brotherhood.
Trains were moved from the Lehigh Vai-
ley yards with a soldier armed with a Win-
chester and with thirty-eight‘ rounds of
cartridges in his belt stationed on the plat-
form of each ear. '
Governor Flower Anxious.
The. were one or live slight differences
between the recklms strikers and the sol-
diers. One hand of fellows stoned the
militia from a bridge, but were quickly
driven off. Another crowd of angry men
tried to force their way into the Lehigh
yards. One of them drew a revolver. The
guard gave-the alarm and two policemen
arrested the striker. He resisted and was
clubbed._ His friends started the rumor
that he died from the Mating. but this
could not be verified. Two cars Won,» set on
fire in the yards ‘ile the militia guarded
all outrunm.
Vice President Webb. of the Vanderbilt
system. was on the ground to investigate
the situation.
Recruits are arriving to take the places or
the strikers. Fifty nonunion men were put
to work in the yards under military promo
tion and others are held outsido‘ guarded by
the troops.
Members of the state board of arbitration
have arrivéd and are studying the situation
preparatory to attempting to some the dif~
{emcee between the strikers and the Cour
ponies.
News has been receivad that Governor
Flower is on his way to Albany. More
troops have been‘orderod to make ready t.
march to this city at a moment'a norm».
It is feared by cool headed r-iiizune who
have viewed the situation that a genrml
fight may be expected between the strikers
and the troops at any moment.
lore Troops Orrin-rm] 0m.
Manley C. Green. justice of tlw supreme
court It Bnflnlo. ii: pro-“ml ll) (In: grant}
of the Simtlon alum}; the striking «witch
men, .haa ordered out the with» Fourth
brigade of the New York state inilitia, i‘nil
m1 2.” men in separato- mtnpmuv-e
audouohattory of artillery. It may sur
prise many persons to loan that a judge in
“than“ can take this action. but it seems
that he an. At present there nrn ~00 max:
of the brigade in active service. This order
”for new more. In hln letter to Genera
[)0le Justice Green says:
“It appears to me that a riotous and an.
lawful uembly is in the county of Erie
mu of New York. with intent in offer no
Innate persons and property. ldo hereby
ordnand direct you to order your corn
and all thereof to appear and assemble
with all place to be designated by yot
la the city of Buffalo to and the civil an
W in suppressing violence and en
forcing the law."
no separate companies are pretty wel
filtered among such places as Rome. ()3
Wild Elmira, and it would ordinarily
taken little time to muster them. (kinen‘
Mb, however. rent out humod orders
and u therailroada had made arrangements
hatershaud for transportation. it is urn-ct
d “Ill I" the men will be in camp hero to
day.
A Military Aurel-t.
Them of affsim at ('bm-lrlowaga Lo
decidedly military. Squads of man are
mulling up and down with muslin-ts on
abouhlers and hayonota glittering in
mm. All that)”. and building» of the
Ii. and Inblgh Valley railroad in the viola
”unguarded. Up and down the dust)
MI road of laeuwsnus avenue volition
no on regular beat. isoitoron an
W" on
PM have been placed at the Locke
m bride over Lactawanna avenue si
lb , and no one not In uniform in
. to pull. All the streets and rail
road had: lumicgitz are patrolled and
mono! t o troops. At noon
a new lined pickets was thrown out. on
India. out for hall‘s mild beyond the city
has.
I“ W the city line at the headot
‘mmmptaiamlmyhasafomoi
m m at foreskin» the
W with the military and extend» tr
“Minuet mission of the rim.
and watched the evolutionsof thr
. There were between titty and
then then. and upon the Loch
wuss embankment was small group. evi
us” Most charming summer liescn
unit from IRWIfldlflsiiu uni \I I.
an Nomi l'lta'l‘lijl.
the sentriss at first.
ing by this they swore a bit at them. This
made no more of an impression than did
the saying. Finally. in exasperation. the
strikers picked up stones and rocks and
company to clear the bridge.
J. FINKENSTEIN-
in long Island Sound.
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
:Ev‘er‘y Facility Fur Providing for large Excursions.
DANCING BAIL? IN THE PAVILION.
BOTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
General Manager.
.. on the :varl
afraid lllnlun‘ “litter in ' Ions 3:" 1,...
no ill-bun: RIVBII
Rumour i‘u‘tl'Ah’V.
By(.‘. 1. Thrasher. Amidaiit‘h‘iuicrintendent.
Surely Ten-prod to Fire.
The scene at Camp lieliigh la a weird one
and very military. Fires are blazing all
along the tracks of the Lehigh and Erie.
Sentries pace their beam at intervals of
twenty paces blot a soul who does not
wear the blue and brass buttons is allowed
within the lines.-
Agnug of strikers collected on the big
Lahigh bridge. just norms from General
Doyle's headquarters. They brigau to guy
Aceomplishing noth-
hurled them at the heads of t u guardv.
. Geueml Doyle was at once lId of the at-
tack and ordered Colonel For to details
The task was
a diflienit one. The soldiers had. besides
their guns and pouches, to carry great over-
coats and blankets strapped to their backs
in the charge across the trestle work.
Thus handicapped the boys tried to pick
their way across the ties amid volleys of
rocks. They finally succeeded in pushing
the strikem off the bridge. and then at the
bayonet's point drove them to the street
below and outside the sentry limo. The
militia were strongly tempted to fire. but
they had positive orders not to do so unless
they wore shot at.
'gie strikers are very bitter in their do
nu ciations of General Doyle for calling out
the troops. They say be we. actuated by
purely [nrrnonal and within motive», being
identified with the Loliigh in an official ca»
pacity. They say he used his authority at
a military oflicer to serve his corporation.
This they declare tobe an nnwarruatnbie
offense. one that Wulllll not have lh‘r'il com
mitted had Helium] Doyle not been attached
to one of tho companies against which war
iabeing waged. The strikers any further
that Doyle had no right to order out the
militia until h'uvonior Flower so dirm-tv-i.
He did so simply at the request of tin-
aheril! and not at the Diallllflh‘ of the stair
official to which be is I'CSDUDMIIIL‘.
'I'u Force (in righting.
General Doyle ~;i_\'s that in arcing as he
did he had the mine.» of legal counsel. win
assured him that he was warranted in call
ing out the- troops as. soon as the sheriff noti-
fied him of his inability to control the situa-
tion and Mimi him for aid. iieiirml Doyle
justifies his fll'llllllS. too. by mung thr- fact
that the Sll’i'a’t-l’s were ellgaigml Ill riutuu:
acts ouside the city limits and beyond the
jurisdiction of the police. The deputy shor
iflshad surrendered to the law breakers.
and since its arrival its prrscuci'. he argues.
has prevented any serious tiralfllt‘uun of
property.
Reading njh't‘llkl agent: are rm-ruitiag men
for Buffalo throughout the entire length of
the road. Over :50 an- ;md to have already
been secuml. and they Will b.- .‘lnppr-d at
once to tulii- the places of the strikrra.
The Reading road. it in said. 'L~ detonuined
to force the lighting. andis rvsulvul an heat
ing the men at any hazard. To pri't'lpllnh‘
matters. it 1:; will to bar» burn va-l‘ilIt'lI t.
call upon all vinpluyv us of tin~ I2 high Vlizll‘y
division nut nirvmi': out wit strlw and ash
lIlL‘il’lnlt‘lltl-m‘ i: (In) :-pp.~.u m it» wav
smut: or wmk llI llit‘ll‘ loyalty in {no road
discharp Will an nnw fullnw.
l‘rt-siduut Alvin-mi. of the ilwuitug. ishvre
also. but he refuses to say anything. All
the [mowiiger trains on all the roads are on
time.
There has been a great deal of stealing
from the ears during the fires. and slam
worth of goods have been taken. 1 me car.
full of bruesela carpet. was raided. and
huge rolls of fine carpets carried away in
wheelbarrows.
The situation in strained. The militia ex-
pect an attack. and the men haw lwu
given these orders: “If you are ordered to
shoot. shoot to kill, and don’t wiute your
ammunition."
MORE BLOODSHED IN TENNESSEE.
linen and Guards “are a Itattlo at
other springs.
Cua’rramxxia. Aug. lio'f‘hn riot signal
was again rung from the big boil in the
courthouse, and the enema! people rushed
toward the newspaper bulletin boanis to
learn that the miners had attackrd the
third stockudo in three days. This time it
was Oliver Hpntlgfi. a little mining II‘WTI in
Anderson nilllily. on tho \l'alden'a Bulge
road. The cit-felines com-istoduf a block-
house and about forty guards when ‘ht'
miners mum to tho MIKYIHIII". 'I'lit'y (lib
mandetl the surrender of the place. “i‘ouio
take us and be - m,” mat the aunm-r
sent by Superintendent Pants.
Fire was at ohm opened. Seven hundred
miners on one side glanced down the bar-
rain of their weapon». and stream: of flame
leaped from the monies as tho loadon mos-
ungen sped toward the blockhonuo. 'l'ho
gnudamanfully answered. and the sharp
crack of the rules struck terror to the
hearts of tho snailsnts. A flag of tram
was raised. (.‘sptsis l'arrln mpmwd it
andmliod on the leader to mate and talk
with him. Both sides rested on their arm.
while the wounded were removed. lilo
impel-silk Many how many of the mirrors
were wounded or killed. Twa glintlla were
slightly hurt.
Quiet then reigned for mine time.sad
hurried W were sent to the governor.
A new omnpany that has been molly
formed at listriman wont to the man.
I
and imrdod the train at Nash-
ville for the seen of the trouble. The Chat-
tanooo boys will Join him here.
A an. of Iain-rs wsn held on
the railroad track our Knoxville. at which
it was decided to attack Coal (fruit. The
mlnersaroheldhys strong oath. vim h
as follows;
The Oath the llnm “Illa.
Tools“ of you may awe-Ma the
of Almighty God and than wit
any individual or say Wm
whatever. l’oldoflrrthvr wish-l1 swearlo
yuaroleenaadaotretass toaetia say
machinists of this may
”armless.
Wmflohhpteymsslm
himdmuwtlorhtlohtm
a?
3%
5
i
c
mm tiagoftholrhoat.
a nitric around the fire, «wry llltlil ole-ping
his neighbor's hand. the following cow-mot
was read by the lumlfl' and chanted by the
rank and tile. Impressive and growootue
was the mountain mint- 0» tin- tones of
the deep voices repeated tlxv t'lil’i'lilttll oath:
In this covenant we till». day agree to art
ioimly and together. Wnawoar to be true to
each other: to stand by no» murmur if need he
lotllu dumb: to keep what we do a . wot from
III the world. and if an)‘ “no lie-frat". i' ”iv ullt
era swear to follow him win II wr ln~ may nlml
terhimaelf and ink.» rump :.n.-~ ”pull him by
taking hislife. If any-d in mil in thin oath
may be be act'ursmi m‘urr aftvr.
'I'In' “'irrs t‘ut.
All the telegraph Wll’t'~ lx-twr-on Knox-
ville and Coal (fret-Ir liavo- low“ cut. The
soldiers at the latter plm m- building a
large fort and are [Irv-purl" — in? war.
It is said that (loin-rim l‘: . lumen willgc
to Coal (‘rm-k and will thrn .;. ‘ .n- linoleum
system void on the ground l r. it lr till-gal.
The governor him ooh-mi all tho military
companies in this city In b~ rI-znly 1.) march
at a moment's notirv. “in! tiny illi’ l'n-a‘lillg
on their arms in tin-animus. Tiny will
probably be callod out.
Another lIumr-lru-I lineal.
Plrrnvau, Aug. 17.. Harry llnrkvrton.
another Ilouieateud nfl'lk-‘r. was arr-stud
and brought to jail on n chargi- uf alum-
vated riot preferred by l“. T. P. inn-«joy.
In default of 82M” bail ho was committed
for a hearing. din-k ('liffnrd. charged by
Secretary Invejoy with murder and ag-
gravated riot. wit-a rvl-nmwl.
Nearly 3 Conflict at llmnralrml.
Houmrnau. Pa. ;\ ug. l'L—A mob of
strikers and some enraged mum-u attempt-
ed to attack four nonunion “ll'll, but Major
(‘ranford and a company of troops put the
strikers to flight without any one being in-
jured.
HUNDREDS HOMELESS.
A Del-wan- Tmiu “'Iprui "at by Fire
and "nee Lilo Lou.
Duncan. ill-1.. Aug. 17,-‘I’mv almost wiped
out this town. Thi' lieu F (Wu-r $13,100.
Aid nrriwd from Salisbury. hill. but the
firemen l‘uiiTlI do Ililla- else than wail-h the
town go to (ashes. as tho watvr supply was
limited and two (whiz: SIt‘fllllV‘IllllI were
played upon tia- burning man. of frame
buildings were i‘ttlchn-ul into nln‘ltlll brfure
the Water fell upon tlo- fire.
The burned awawmprims about thru-
acres and includes all the lending atorrs.
two churches. railroad station and repair
shops of the Delaware Railroad company.
the xmtoflim. Delmar hotel and from thirty
to forty dwellings,
Three hundred people are Ilulllrirss and
lost all their mainly belongings. The lire
raged for three hours and finally burned it-
self out. 50 for one pn-rmn is known to
have perished in the (‘ouflngrutlmr The
body is so badly charred that it has not yet
been identified.
The Iron "all Ilwnlt I'nils.
PHILADELPHIA, An: I? Tim Mutual
Banking. Surety. Trust and Snfv- lit-[malt
company. which has broom»- noun-what fu-
mous for its connection as dqmmury Will)
thonnlerof tlu- lrnu Hall. has lbhigllmi in A
E. Stuckwoll Some munths ago tho. inst]:
tutiou was rinsed by Banking Suiwru-tnn-l-
out Krumbliaarlam-moo o! llu- mm .:
of its l‘itlvllnl. and not 1mm the [mantra of
the mnwrn wuru rI'IlflltiIliJIn .i It} tia- trans—
fer mils oilirvrs of illicit“ of iron ”all
money wasit permitted In human opera-
lions.
It llesemlilwl l'imlrra.
STILL“ Al’lll. Mich . Aug I17 ('nn-iiilorv
able excitement at tll't'II-lnilr d hero by the
sudden death of Joseph Lupioli. 'le at~
tending physician. Dr ilauit. ‘li’ilniiuncbd
the malady to be a case of Asiatw i‘llnlvl’il or
at lml aomething closely resembling It.
Strangle-d by Her Ins-no rioti-
Blamn. Aug lit—Airs. Alice I‘nx-kor. of
Chicago, was strangled todoath by hr-r sou.
twouty-thm yearn old. in her apartments
in the Koenig'a villa in (‘arisbsd Young
Cracker, who is insane. was put in an asylum.
llardis's I's' of Carnegim's um.
Manna. Aug. iT.~J. Keir llardle. Labor
mbfl’ ‘0' "lb south lllYlfliun 0f “'0'“
Ram. has sent to the limo-Monti strikers
mm. the amount mutribntrd toward his
election expenses by Andrew Carnegie.
'I'ho 'l'y'omeln- In Session.
Towaro. Aug. 17. .. The ninth annual con-
vention nfthe United Typothi'izv of Many.
lea began here. The m'n'tmy reported
five new organizations having broadband“!
during the year.
' Will Help the Pitt-liar. rumors.
Caravan. i’s.. Aug. 11.4"» auto Fod-
eratiou of labor. in mice hm. mind to
«stain Hui-burg Union. No. 7. job print-
on, in their light with the TypoiIa-im.
flick-old and Duvlllo Revolvers.
Bros-ore. Aug. ll. «mulls» Plato-r and
llnhlehoper. the present. receive". have
been made permanent receivers of the Rich-
mond and llsnviilo railrmui.
["1th Robbery Charged.
Smut". it. Y.. Ann. 11. Two broth-
sn. Prank and Albert Nanklulor. were ar-
rested charged with robbing a psymssterof
over new isst tiny.
A Pool-aster Drowned.
Casawrrrmwn. P. I; l. Aug. 17,—-
mw.mm.mnm
(lair-plied were drowned through the upset
Judge Ito’s-ours Ilnlslon.
Dino". Coun.. Aug. tonnage W. 0.
humour rendered adecislonia in. White
will alleged forgery case. It sustains the
document _ W‘M“%
Two Children Burned to Death.
Ionian. Aug. VII-«At Laramie the
two little daughters of am. wanes
hoass.
newton. Aug. ti...ar-somwy 1'. r. nay.
std. who was a monitor of President Clus-
lmti’s eaivlast. in at the Mont am.
A fatal fro-nus.
am am. N. in, Aug. 11—47mm: na-
hrwask‘illsaoathnudsoa Rimmlmsd
while walking on the hack.
rm luau am.
Paula. Oat, Au. i'l.~0kleoa Dean, who
h wanted in M. 1‘. I, for forgery,
has he: arrest-ll Isle.
a mo. wry-9K
Quanta". mum British his tit.
m Implant ashore atlilleVaehsaaadh
twtalwnfi.
a mass not» om
ramming“. rum Ist-
“mam-Islam
W
4
mmnadwdsathiathnirfatha'sm
will leava’Bouth Norwulk at 10 a. m., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30, and
5:50 p. m. '
Leave Roton Point, 11a. 111., 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, and6:45 p. m.
:25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwalk, 10:38 a m., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30,
and 5:50 p. to.
Leave Rotgn Point, ll :10 a.m., 1:
——~...v-~.
Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK
Chairman Carter is Confident
of Republican Success.
THE FEDERAL BLEO l‘lOllS MEASURE.
'I'Iu! [Demeter-tie Committee .lshs Editor
Dan to Write a (luinpuign Article on
the Bill. but He Ila-Ila” in Favor of
David ll. lllIl—Mcllillin's \‘invu.
Wasmauron. Aug. 11w! 'ha'mnan Carter,
of the Republican national r-nmmitteemfler
he arrived in Washington. visited the gen-
eraiiand onion. and the clerics and other
employees took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to give him a flattering farewell. A
committee from the law division of the
office, headed by llr. I“. ll. Pimple. on be-
half of the general land ollice, presented
Mr. Carwr with a handsome gold watch
and ”chain. Mr. Carter made a suitable ro-
ply and highly praised the efficiency and
faithfulness of his staff.
(‘hairnian Carter in the comm of the day
called upon Mr. Miciioner to mnfor about
Indiana matters, and also went to the war
department to see Sorrv-tary Eikius about
West Virginia, but Mr. Elinor was alm‘nt.
Mr. Carter exprow-g-ul rmcate: views about
the Republican situation in New York. Ila
said the national committee was counting
on a sure majority of from 20,01» to mill)
for Harrison. There was no ground for
uneasiness about Mr. Plan's attitude, Mr.
(hrter informed his friends born. as he was
going to do ”the right thing." Though he
was not to do any rommilti-e work. he
would probably go on the stump and work
earnestly for the ticket. Th»- uatiunal rom-
mittI-o was also informed that Mr. iilaine
would made two or three speeches for Bar-
rim“.
Chairman (‘artor mud: “We are not
at all alarmed about the northwestern
states. The only suggmtxon of trouble
isiu Minot-mm and Nv-limsha. in Minno-
soia tho liwrdr-s are illssaliiiflt‘tl With the
nomination of Knutt- Nelson for governor.
Our infomiatiou.'hnwm’er. is that it will
turn out satisfactorily. In Nebraska the
situation is more yirioua. Thon- tbn Dorm.»
crate have abandoned their [witty and have
merged themselves with the third pamyites,
which may give us some trouble."
A significant fact is an interview that
took plat-o between hlr. Carter and Hem-ml
W. W. Dudley. The latter u as said to ho
Bulking over the treatment he had received
at the hands of the president. If there
was ever any reason for such talk it is evi—
dent that the diflernuce hen been adjusted.
General Dudley will be again in the trams
within a short time.
(‘liairman (‘artvr spent the evening in
Ctlllfl‘fl‘ln‘t' with Private Secretary llallnhl
and Mr. Ft‘wliilt‘n. :llllt‘nlln'r of lb:~ na-
tional Republican unintuitive from i’onm-o—
tirnt. and left on the midnight train for
New York.
ban and the ltlertlons lltll.
NEW YORK. Aug. ll. -Shortiy after their
rim to New York the Hun A. l’. Harman
and Hon. M. W. Rlllllu m jointly :uidr‘ «oil
a letter to the lion. t'barlos A. Dunn. editor
of Tho Sun. in which they orpn-m. as the
cornea! and deliberate wash of the national
Delumratic cammign committee. that Mr.
Dana propane in Ill! own way an :Irllcl» on
the elections bill. They minim-ml Ilw pad-
tiou taken by Dir. Dana inward the lllt‘ltflul’v
and pronounce If. as Tl'lllg universally ap-
proved by Democratic and unamuiublt-
Mr. Dana rrplml to this invitation. and.
after expressing his gratification at the up
provalof the ground upon which he has
endeavored to place. the presidential min-
vaaa, pleads unusually Imperative profea
clonal engagemvnis an the rauao of his lua-
Iiility to comply. llv anflgr'fllb. however.
that thupeuuingauf sin-ban article be by
trusted to Senator David ii. Hill. and mu-
cludea his letter as follow»:
"I know of no one who can do it better
justice than he. and t‘l‘l’hulfily time I! no
one whose name and advice would be more
influential than his movvry Imam and in
every community where D-‘lum'miii' vote-tn
an to'be found."
Well-Inf McMillin's Vivian.
Wanavihu. lie. Aug. lT.mSonator Ic-
lflllin passed through here on his way
wont from Bar Harbor. In convomition ho
said of the campaign: “‘It will be very
tight and clove. both parties law» pt", up
most excellent men. 0! course everybody
knows my opinion of Harrison. and Ilr.
(‘loveland is a very clean. llllo and talented
man. far superior to Senator Hill.”
The senator thought that if lilll and MI
friends are loyal and true the Republicans
would have no chance to carry New York;
but outside of ludiaua the only doubtful
More state was Neurons. when: the
fight will he very. very bitter. and it hi im-
possible to tell who will win.
fipoahing of the Democratic platform.
Senator chIlliu said: “it isavory ood
piece of writing except the plank w lull
mates to the state hunkwthat is ntrogreo
sion. not progression. Why. it would he
ruinous to the business of the country
to bare such s plank become a law. I ain‘t
understand how it ever came Into the phtr
form. and l have too much confidence to
the liberal leaders to believe that if victmi
on they would ever pus such a law."
(ta-ac! Rue-lasted.
Dona. Dot. Aug. i'l.~'l’ha Democratic
state coon-tun nominated Con
John W. Glassy by socialization past
denial electors churn were 0 B. lave, Dr.
I W. Cooper and W. IL Colboni.
AI mum by the Australian ballot law
enacted by the hat legislature. the waver
the “plow" as the device for
thalsedsoftheslsetioa ticket. Thrown
i
misuse-wan.
law You. A". 11.--Whmisw laid
and ‘ Jolie- 0. barrows, of
[italics-Jolt for Dpri laminate
Chlamlhaitsdmtho insisted
this 1|”th attend the es.-
vsatloaof Iiitaohntaumd le-
psbiieumts. 0s hlswsysmlr.
will stop is chic-co. He will vflt his
mutants, 0.. ”mutual-y.
e
r Ar
s
*4 r
10, 2:40, 5:00, and 6:40 p.m.
25 Cents.
‘ Fauna
Save You on.
HAVE THEM FILLED 03 ('ROTVNED.
Teeth tilled with gold. Platinum. Alloy.
Aluul am and all plastic materials. ~
Toot itreated and ancemfuliy crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum. ('ontinuv
our. Gum and Rubi-er Plates, and all work per-
taining to modern dentistry.
. 'iai attention given to irregular and
i'h dren‘n lei-lb.
All work at mutt rv-umnuble prim-s.
Too-lb lilimi and extracted painlessly.
DB. F. W. DINNER.
42 “'u.shlngton St. Owr I’uai Ufllrc.
South Norwalk. Penn. a“ ly .
"IIII'IN F. llYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GIS FITTER.
Janus II sucum.
flaring taken the Dawn)?!“ under the Lib.
rar -. ilh’ \‘Vashington street. Smith Norwalk.
an: titted it for
illIOIFINIIS
PLUMBING
I respectfully miiril a snare of publir patron-
Makcs an every-day convenicmc of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and “lonesome.
Prepared Willi Kfllplliutls (are. Highest
award .it all Pure Fond Exw~~‘~iri<. Each
package mat-:5 two large yzrs. Avoid
ImillllilnS‘-..ld insist on having the
N: NE SI'CH limo!
memoir l. &SOUl.E. 5‘ rs -. .~. :;.Y.
aui’.‘ l}
WILLIAMS
Spillklliifl‘ and hailtlilol Enjoyed bythe
«hole fanniy No other root beer ex—
tacx l-quafs Wlllmma‘ m strength and
pu’nty
gallom
0 w: both: of extract mikes 5
The great temperance dunk.
‘ "pvt ug-md"
:7 mm. nae sou:
(ml 0 “ll 11in». . Lain. EVEMIHEII
luau. L l smus. Mull-«l. fl.
afll tin
ago. i refer in plumbing T Lau- (lnhv for the
past seven years. in the employ of W. ii. Meek
er Jr C.» All twill will liuu- It'.) imrr‘nual sup-
ervi~ion. and will be romptly nwutml and
satisfaction mar-mm . ‘1' w nit-atrial «L’m
Economy and Comfort!
T'SE
Gasoline Stoves
Ind Lvoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
\\'e have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
iii Ill. SIZES.
“'ill bake. nook and do all the park of it
slow “iIIi half the trouble and Mimosa ill!
in u-a- in ihiu ion n. '
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE I5 OEIITS IAGlllOII.
W.H.Mcckcr&lln.
.‘II'SII‘ Il.\l.l. lllJN'K.
Save Money!
BY VlSi H Xi)
F. BOYLSTON’S
Factoru at Five Mile Iiiver.
———)oo—-—-—
GNEIT REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
M E RRI L L
BUSINESS BOLLEGE,
STAM'iDIIII, (WINS.
A live. on mnivuinstitution for the practical
mung minim for
Its thorough work. unwrior meth-
rls. i umplrw mitlpmnnl. and i-mriom run» of
[intructurs have man for it iber-mfhivnro of
think-luv ring.
Han in . Penman-hip.i‘orn-«pnmlonc-r. 5 mn-
1’: rewriting. Arrliiiu‘iuro. ilrrmun and
Englbbntudi-m. Open the entire ear. ilrml-
training 0 rounutnnn and
business.
the obi‘u'. Bram-lam lauxht:
TIMI.
union auintrd itlgmwl "pillows. ‘all omnin
tiethth. livnd tor lilo-train! mlslcww. A: -
M. A. MEIIRILh. l’rmhlcut.
titanvfuvd. l‘nan.
MUSIC: MUSIC:
UEBMAK till tfl'l’bfifl' ORCHMKA.
Mr. I). P. (.lermak director of Motif
hand of Mil-telnet". N. Y.. and M
dress
I
r
in: mnmiiclaled are now
Ilnirurnui (alarm and
ten artists (more or less as and
uniform» is is illimcwo. We have come meta
F r term etc aiw in nu Cornish
afylu‘ilw‘hmrabafimtmeslu .
i113
EIIEIT
and
Hill SHE-l
The well‘known
llmm and ltd-Manual.
onset. Harwell, 0mm.
'ifi'insn oft
teen roan.
The «mtin
the uni cause for selling.
mph Iy for the right
i.”-
ry! .‘ ..
. I .J l y/ii‘t'w:
, .
Mill-
. W.
J. tyies. the well-known comet whilst. hay.
ml to furnish
lance tm-heairauf
"WW“? J. E. Power.
uifiii
lar American
ted at it Iain
it :10an iwsnly
turnbhed mom and has been established thlr-
"3W2:
"x‘l’r‘l‘dfilli‘s
_ -——-—«—4»———~
”th vsri-ty of \‘rimitmlm and FINE-t in
Milton (mat. Aim a fine line of Hull and
Baby carriages wry cheap.
: ill It
Dorian Point.
ccumciifniuc an
FISHING.
SHONE illiiliEilSl SPElllllTl.
- mat if
JAPANEB
PIL
CURB
A new sad complete Train-enhmmistiau
of minwlau. Matmrnt tn (tannins. also
In Box and l‘iila; a Positive Cure for thmai.
haternsldllind or Blowing llrhin .(‘hronln
mt or Hereditary Him. This [final has
been known to fall. ’1 per box. for
”E mail. Why suffer from this terrible
sous a wrllte rat-tools Inn-I
given wit Gianna. imam mm." IT
not enroll. . stamp for free sample. fluor-
aniceinaned II. R. “AI-l. rm lat
lounge-l. orwathfonn. 8am TEXT“
e y
;
ALL KINDS 0F
(11qu “HOW.
PRIME
PRES Ii VEGETABLES
SEASON.
Hin- u.- a trial and you will
BrEitiig Quick Returns
PAYMENTS”
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. cn‘iins. Charms.
Mantel Clockshiamnnds.
"NON. JOHNSON 8: COMPANY.
m Montague 81..
CITY HALL saunas. Bloom“, N. I
Thus far our goods delivered in South Nor-
walk haw gin-n gvm'rzil satisfartion. and our
method of payment is highly upprwiatml. Full
information can be luul of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
IO RAILROAD PLACE.
scum vnnwuv can. a
C rad d u c k ’ 3
IO. IIlil WASHINGTON STREET.
The People's Market.
l.\' THEIR
Hard Times Prices.
A. l I}. CRAllilllIlK,
I'RIIPBI I'l'l‘l) IQ.
MEATS AND
become a manly
Some
A'I ~II
IS
ADVERTISE.
Mil’lfl'll‘ I.I.\'
AWAII’. 0'
1'“ \T DEVI-JEN?“ IN“
I'Itltl‘l'l' THAT
Al Hutu ’l'tl
J ll ST \" ll Y
?
Raise the
Objection l
SHALL .\ MARGIN
1‘" I; \'
.\ll\ LILTI‘H.
’I'Ilbl“
“'IIIZRK
ADVANTAGE Ul’ SRLBL‘TINH PAW
TICITI.ABI.\' ('Ilrl.‘ I’ "it lli'l'IIIlINll
“BEAT
ll’ IIIII'! I'IIZCII'IJ: All“ NUT IAIN!
'I‘Ilfill 1
Why not
Try the
Sentinel
“momma“?
Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
I
gamers to
be the standard,
t s ' 9 1‘»
family
Is amt sou) Pkfiyw'
or
ransor
'rms
mom."
I! Till;
It‘lulAlf‘H
Columns?
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel .
stonewall.
Flag Walks,
curb and Butler
Put down in the host manner at
the lowest price.
cunmc,
sunnmc,
EXOAVATING
I! Y
RAYMOND BROS.
IN WHAT
OONOITION
IS YOUR
PRINTED
STATIONERY
'xl'r . all wur :iflrflllun in the furl [but
..u or» about out out of Noleb‘eluls.
' ir.Lrl~. Malena-ms. liillheads. Eu-
. l‘in‘uiarf. \L'lt'nnwlvllgmenfe.
\
\
to. 'l'nl h SIM; Hanan. in.
l« . . . .
l-ll'l‘:if‘|”i h- lurnishtlie saute
IT
[OW PRIOES
Filll '
FIRST-OIISS ,
WORK /
{nib-
also or your mm.
P '0‘?
D! nub-sli-
I: gum-I s:-
more
mama-Hutu
li'“...”""l.’.'.l:
nah no air-no
warm
.‘T’ “finer-=5
”offs-5' fifl-fié:
museum u.
on SCHIIIB t sot.
lrl In
.—-——-—- . . .__ 3w.
$33?
lflllllflfllllllii ..
a ham» can for I” mm Mn.
A m I'lmII-A tired In...“ feeling. low
spirituous 2:;-
cs
In. ill was. her .
downpflumtholowu partuflthhowvlsp
Test mum in the route. at the oval“. .
thins: “at; arise. with or“ n I»
urinals lone-179m :«i «will; on. .
III which. if Calla uremia. to It
”lemmings“ than"!!! hill
wash-UL Pmre ".59," In ”new Moan
maria maimnl 0r I .0 by I hens M
fur a month: ire-maul snail y 0-00.;th
MW paid by si a
In to» none I at . P u
25;; ri‘iiuin: «rm ‘eoa mm. as
Read This!
. . MW and (- techie
pg'cdi'i'fi'ih of the mple mWihilm.
and mm» of the min all of the time. but in:
m" I”. 'i'illl‘ II in. film“ (993ml
dumment . a I,“ ' . i113“
hit Insurance
waiv- «seer pit-u (M051:
nosey: u' sls't m'h
I
fibifi?”
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