¢.,,
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ivory Facility For Pro
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he. no charm ‘ " ' summer llosort on t... Island so... .
I New,Bathing Houses.
New Attractions. ‘
riding for Large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN. THE PAVILION.
melt POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
' ‘ J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
.y‘,’
,IIICIEL "HEW our.
A General Railroad smiteap.
' pears to Be Imminent.
. morenmmuor to BUFFALO.
,I'he II"!- National Board or flew York
i VII.- Lr-a and Ready [or Service at
' an lute-r. works—Went. and wound
PWV Decline to Arbitrate.
~ MAID, Aug. lit-Th0- overwhelming
.Nillllllll'fuue here has put an and mm
rioting, but, as Grand Master Sweeney, oi
theswitchmen, remarked. all the troops in
haw-aluminum keep the atrikefrom
.qweading. The utrike of the LakeShort
nwitchmen extended westward
Nickel Plate. and on the Delaware,
to the
Locka-
wannaandWestern. the onlyroadeast now
rim-tow men have gone outnudth!
Mull-entomwuveflng, and thehIIchi-
m Oeuu'ai awitchmen are ready to go out
the minute any one insists on their hand-
freight from lines on which there is r
Ebola-denature strike have witnemed
themovementandnueungor troops with
growing determination to meet every ad-
vance of their opponents with aconntei
strobe.
Before sundown 8,000 troops in the state
aervioe will be upon the Ileld here to watch
andcontrol about 600 strikers. The pres
enmetsohgeanumhero ion in re
lbdupon Elenilway
under w
I OOVOI
they may put to work non.
unloumeualnadyenpged tohreak the
height blochlde.
the Blake! Plate Men Out.
the new addition of strength
to tho
switchmen was ninety men in th(
striking
Nickel Plate yards, who struck
because
they were asked to handle boycotted
freight. The switchmen upon the entirr
Vanderbilt system in this vicinity are now
out. The lake Shore men, to be sure, wen
working on the western filth“?!
at the
mine mm for which their colleagues in
fly went out solely to add sin-
the movement of their fellow;
went on strike last Saturday.
ngth it
The Sicko] Plate men who went out
muck only out of sympathy. for they an
receiving a: least 10 per cent. higher rate:
thauthe men who originated this strike.
The Michigan Central, which is of t
be Van
derth system, practically has no yards in
who, their switching being done on the
"II'
attacks.
.... W... on Iona: on nan-5 runu nold Hill!
the Vanderbilt loads are tied up and in-
“W at th'n point. They urge in addition
that the Erie. the [Ahigh Valley and the
BuflaloCreek made are likewise paralyzed
by their strike.
They feel that the movement against the
M bythe men has now touched such
multitude and completeness in this
locality
that“ may not be necessary for any men in
III” trades to be called out nt this point.
Thah'merve ground l‘or oporutiuns is a
m ailing out of the switrbtnou on
the Delaware. I‘cknwanna and Western.
Mitocheeter and Pittsbnrg and the
WI: New Yoik‘and Pennsylvnni
n romls.
of these roads with the strike
lead-um extremely amicable, and they
wmnothecalled out except to make the
Alike abaolutely complete in this vicinity.
Significant Preparations.
m General Doyle ha- moved his
from the yards to the city
propu. in order that the Assignment of in-
coming men and the direction of aflxlirs may
Ii. My attended to.
o! a educative character
weluhetagmade today at the Pitch hes
a. Over twenty cots with bedding
beeuflrnhhed.
together with
alum Theae arrange
several
hvuul doctors have signified their In:
the!
E
Infinity arias. An am
till
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emitting the Pitch surgeon-
balance
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. teenth, Cutekill; Forty-third. Ole-an; Fev-
ti
max I- reached will Work in harmony with
them
'lfheengineerr» will not work with green
firemen. and so, like a row of tailing briekr,
each goesdowu with the one preceding it.
At Warsaw the New York, lake Erie
Ill! Water! Railroad company gave formal
action to Sheriff Day of thmntened violence
to the Monty o! the company lathe coun-
ty of Wyoming. and especially at the high
hrldgecrmaing the Goneaee river at For
Inge. A force of upeciale under command
of Deputy Pond has been sent to guard all
points of amen on the Wyoming county
side. while the Livingston county sharia
has a force on the opposite side of the
river. It is believed that anarchist dyna-
mitera are about the only persona that
could “(usefully wreck the great structure.
and all suspicious characters lurking around
it will be sent away.
A Passenger ‘l'raln stopped.
The cordon of police and military which
had been on duty at the Innisiana street
crossing of the New York Central were
withdrawn and within an hour the Rochee
tor accommodation was stopped by open
switches. The men were afraid to close
them, and it was not until a squad of police
arrived that the train was allowed to go on
its way.
General-Sweflntendent Blodgett. of the
Lake Shore, was seen in his office in gonerul
chargeof the affairs of the company. He
had just heard of the Nickel Plato switch
men going on strike end remarked. "Misery
lover company."
“What measures have you token to re
open your road?‘ was asked.
“None yet. When we get the men I can
tell you far better. We are at present sit-
ting std]. A little work in being done in the
yards, but very little. As we cannot either
receive or deliver freight to our connecting
lines, we are obliged to sit still until they
can receive it."
“We have five switching engines at work
and have sent out three trains already.’
said Superintendent Broom of the. Erie.
“We expect to send out more tonight but
wfll not work the men in the yards after
dark for the pment. We are taking grain
at the elevator right along and are tuning
for all the bueium offered. We are now in
good trim to keep things moving."
The situation at East Buffalo and Cherie
towagu, the scene of the fill’lkt', is quietneer
itself. There was no disturbance nnd no
apparent indication of any, although this
may be accounted for by the fact that few
trains were moved about.
Another lioldlur Killed.
There can ho no doubt but that before
yielding this light the It-iltleh will exterul
their strike wont, even to (hinge. and can;-
ward to New York, ultimately calling not,
perhaps. not only switchmen, but human
and trainmen. The strikers look for wide
Mutbpmnn'g ‘9 up no... three days.
Another chair was made vacant yester
day in a militiaman's home, and another
mother is left to mourn tireless ufawn.
This makes two lives sacrificed to hr to the
strike. Thu victim I5 Charles O‘Hara, 01
Omega, aged twenty-one. lie was a mem-
lwv of the Fortyve' hth Separnte cotnyuuy
and was on eon! duty at the southern
end of the “Y" yard, about a quarter of a
mile out Ball William street. on the New
York Central. whm the nm'irlv-nt «m-umrd.
When last seen I! ll .rn we. patrolling his
boat. Hr run-st haw wright shelter in the
shade of three cars which were krckod by a
siting of about twenty-five others. Anv-
wuy. he was found with a wheel on his
body and his life slowly ebbing away.
O'Hara was taken to the hospital, but was
beyond medical aid and died in about five
minute; He was conscious in the end, and
his last words were: "Hy God! What will
mypoovmother do! m1] go crazy with
grief. Help me all you can, boys." The
body will be sent to t biWc‘gu for burial.
he Troop- l'nder Ame.
The following in the list of troopu in serv-
lee awaiting orders and available if
wanted. Theae already started or in active
aervioe at the from an: The Seventy-
fourth and 3inty~fifth regiments. Buffalo;
the Tmtymd, Twelfth, Ninth and
Bounty-Int ngimante. lfew York, and the
following separateeompaniea: The Fourth.
Yonkers; Fifteenth and Nineteenth. Pough.
keepule; Birth and Twenty-lint. Troy;
Thirteenth, Jamestown; Tenth hettnliun,
Albany; Thirty-fourth. Geneva; lighth.
Rochester: Twenty-slam and Thirtieth,
flmira; Tenth and Fifth. Newburg; Twen-
ty-uiuth and Thirty-eighth, Gown-go; tiar-
eath. Cohooa; Twenty-third, lludaon; Thin
”ascend, Hposic Falhr; l‘ortieth and Pony—
flnt, Byracure'. Thirty-aiath and Thirty-
aeventh, Ikhenoetndy; Twentyeighthand
Party-fourth. Utica; Forty-ascend, Niagara
Yam; Thirty-ninth. Walton; Seminal. Au-
burn: Porty'flfth, Catskill. '
The Xlnth and severity first regiments, of
low York, started at midnight, as did also
the Twenty-third company. of Iluduon. for
Buffalo.
The troupe cvderedunderarma and await-
ingorden are the Beveuth,lttghth,lllxth
and Sixty-ninth regiment-ml New York,
and the Fourteenth. Twentrthlrd and
Forty-Bevan“ regime-Ia of Brooklyn. hep.
avat- eoulpanlu: moth. Whilehall; Haven-
heath, Flu-hing; Eleventh, lonat Vernon;
MM’T‘Wflw' u;
: Mr I Urdu-burs;
Twentieth. Blaghamlou: Thirty-third. Wal-
ton; Thirtyoflnt, Iohawk. Not yet or
awed out: Separate umpaWTmty-
seventh, llalono; Twenty-fourth. lllddlo-
:Twenty-Iacondfiantegg and light-
auth, Glenn Pails.
lulled Won't Arkltrata.
PIILADll-Pln, Aug. law‘l’he following
blemwaanathy Prealdent McLeod. of
lb lug railroad. to General Superior.
teadeat Rona-no at Male:
mun-tram. in. In.
lgilo'nmm avast-l on i‘ I, M
It
lamltn receipt of your mentors-lag
Ilthat the New Yovknateboavdulmediauoa
"murmur." own-cm
b to
whether fibmnthillhg to moon to
arbitration.
Ithneplatouoftkemtef that can
paaythethaetoeakforoveonetder the quan-
ttoa or arbitration had passed whether-lea
an to giv- ra ”litigant.“
Iwhldrhewueaeoflksmcuten
heed captain Andrei".
Youmiuetrnetedtenplytethehoard that Hal
BEID'SPEMIS Ill ILLIIIIIIS
He Start: the Fight There with
a Speech at Springfield.
DIOKINSOH WILLIRULL‘ A'f' OHIOAGO
The Ilemoeratte Rationulvf‘mvumlgn I‘m-I-
Iulltee Decide In "pi-n Ilrmlunnrlera luv
the Noni-weal in Ilia \l’nmly City—Trio
neuee’a Third Party l-uinruea "lacing-an.
Brnlxuvinnn, mt... Aug. 10 —-The slate
convention of Republican Lvnbtlv' club-I was
called to order by I,‘huirnmn Trait-y. who do-
livered a brief speech, giving tlw lrtory of
the league and stating it.- objm-te. Tim um
rotary read the following Icttcl :'
Execcrivn Mun-ox.
“'Anmmaos, Aug. L', rm;
W. W. Tracy. Esq:
llv DEAR Sub Au lhavo orplainod to you
pemlnally. it will be Imynmilrlr- for mum at.
tend the meeting of the Irnguo club-t of the
state on Aug. In. nor can I wriu- at any length.
but I beg to extend In that large Ially of inn-lo
ltgent and courageous Republicans who will he
at your meeting my most hearty thanks for the
invitation so kindly extended. I bog uluno
expreea the hope that your melding may be
large and succemful, and that after your mn-
ference the young men who [‘1me Home
club- will take up the nggrmslvo work of the
mmpaign with Increased zeal andenorgy. Very
truly yours, Hummus [Ilium-ms.
A telegram of greeting was alw read from
J. Ellen Foster, president of the Women's
Republican Association of the United States.
A glee club from Chicago sang a couple of
mmpaign songs and the convention took a
recess for one hour. The special train hear
ing Whitelnw Reid and party then reached
the city. Mr. Reid was escorted from the
station to the capital by several man-hing
clubs and addressed a largely-attended mane
meeting from a stand erected in the open
air. He said in punt:
Whilelau Behl'u Speech.
'I'hIa great mcmlrlngo of young Ropubllcuue
In most thawing. Tho-y who have» tlot young
men on their side have takI-n bond of fulo and
have insured tho future Tho national Work,
of which thin «invention In aueaviy uprmion.
is doubly valuable. [routines It to the melatmt
and well organizod drum of yntllll: men. It
means far more. therefore. than murr‘I)’ a no
cm in one campaign. The nlhcdon nf tint
voters and the active internal of other young
men fix the "melamine and determine the
tendencies of t oao to whom the near future
belongs; and no t is luaplringmovrmont rarries
with it the promise and the potency of many
successes and of lung protracted rule.
No patriot can fall to rejoice at your poliu'ral
activity. Illa. or it Alinuld be. one: of the potent
and best form». of manly endeavor. Nut to
the service of God the nervlcu of the peoplv
that k (0 any, the work of mitten—tn the high
eat of human interests and the noblest of too
nun occupation "our leans, vac-boos nva
Imbucd with the true spirit of llepnhllcanbam.
lta inspiration in love of mnntry ruthenium
love of ”mm.
To the ndrancoguard of thin great monument
In the state of Lincoln and Ilrant I bring 31"”!-
Ings from the state of Reward, Wwd and
Greeley; and since we are speaking of the
younger generation. I ink» to [monitor pica-um
in adding that every living drwumlnnt of tin-mo
historic New Yorkern Ilko every livm.‘ dw
scemlant of your Illinous'horuoa of all tiuw.
supports new the principlm and the anllmwe
of the party their immortal fathom l .l,
A prarllcol friend say.- he would Ilhl' to hear
about some other how i‘urk men or rainy. and
asks what about In Big Four“ Well. l bring
you their greeting - united and authorirml
gruelling», tuwthe grwtingu oi IIIN‘Iu‘k and
Warrior Miller. of Thomas (' I'luif and of
Chauncey M. Dewar. of Morton and Horace
Porter and Cornelius 8le and she-mum ling»
era. of olrlate candidate Row“. and of our
Chairman Bro-.kdohl and IIm‘kolt: with “to
u-urauco that while we do not undervalue our
nppotlluta ul' undoraatimate the hard struggle
lantern on we believe we have an organization
and animation making our prmp‘wtn for In.»
tory this full in New York or gun] as your! in
We have no quarrels but healthy ohm
and no factione~erccpting in the mgr-r report-
)! our friends, the enemy. We go to the people
claiming that the llepuldlrum have iron the
oouatry a clue, Waldo. bulinafiilo and
highly We! Idlllllhlratlou; that a change
without cauae in a More Injury to every cit-
l-a. sad that than i- no lava-tun for a change
The Democrats went thin country to have an
lrnluedlele and an ahadutc change. They want
to repeal the Ileiflnley tariff at once. ‘l'hoy
demuceu protective tariff of any mrt or II»
outpatient-es to let tarlt! legislation hat-e
the-lightest reform to the defense of Ameri
can worktugmen'e wages. derlnro that Wuh-
mm and Madison and even Andrew Jackmn
‘I understand the coustltutlmi. and that
nobody but lhmelvul and Jeflcvuon Davie
ever did; denounce anything but a pure tariff
for revenue only an numtltuthrnal. want to
get rtd of our reciprocity and demand a return
to wildcat banking liohi them to their due»
trifle. Never have they mated an plainly and
palpably upon their fate allies the Wiflblv
week In I”. when their taunt in l “Imago that
the war for the Union was a More war-In.
stantly answered by the victorious thunder- of
’- guns from Atlaulamnd the triumph»
ant charm of liberidan'u ll'utrporu In the valley.
LII us rise up and go forward. They have been
blinded agua to their own derivation and are
delivered Iatoour hunda
Ir. Reid's. speech no greeted with pro-
longed cheering. which was renewed nevrrnl
timeo. Con en llurrown and Mirror
then made
THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
Do- I. Dieliuqa Will lie in Charge at
the China.- Bede-nun
lllw Your, Aug. 19.-Theeaul com.
mittee of the Democratic enthrallin-
hemethereaadadoptsdnwlutlomto
Isiah“ breathe-donuts" for the north-
m: Chicago. Cam (mmltteeman
uoualrw-anlollowe
ileucivadd‘hat luredtherampalgn
moths commit-
ml
is
i
ii
lathe-ablated.
menu
,1! .ur-n“
I.
will leave South Norwalk at ’10 a. 111.:
5:60 p. to.
Leave Roton Point, 113. in, 1:10; 2:40, 5:00, anddztt p. In.
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
BUN DAYS—Leave South Norwa'lr, 10:30 a, m., 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
and 5:50 p. m.
leave Roton Point, 11:10 am, 1:10, 2:40, 5:00. and 6:40 pm.
‘ Excursion Fare, 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
2‘ ‘1'
PMLIMJENT PRONOBUED.
Diesel-Clea Roam and the Ilalamu
Oludatou‘e cabinet Alum-need.
Manon. Aug. Ill—Parliament was pro
mad last evening until Dec. 4. Theory
uouncenlent wan mode In the house of lord.
by the royal comminslom-IN. Baron Her-
Icheli, Earl Spencer, the Earl of Kimln-rley,
thehfarquinotltipon and Vllt'ollnl Unco-
bridge. The hcuaeofcommmm, which had
resumed its sitting a few minutce after it
o'clock. was sum ed to the home of
lords by the black to hour the pron-gn-
tion. Five minu later the swakcrre»
turued without the mace. lle withdrew
then without having taken the chain-ed
thus parliament stood proroguod.
The official diueolution honors have been
announced. They include a marquiluie
for the Earl of Zotland, late lord lieutenant
of Ireland;anenrldom for Viscount (flun-
brnok, late lord president of the council;
peerageutothe Bight Hon. George (hibill,
Sir Rninald Knightley, Sir Thomas Brooks,
Sir Archibald Campbell of BIytIn-wood,
William 'l‘yaaen Amherst. William John
laugh. John Hullbollnnd and John Allen.
Sir Matthew White Itidley hummus privy
councilor. as well as Josue (killings, hi. R,
and Alexander Stavely Ilill, M. 1'. anmn,
of The Daily Telegraph, got: a bar-metcy.
Ashmead Bartlett, M. P., John Blundell
Maple. BI. P., and Dr. Smith, tho author,
also receive knighthooda
The Right lion. Edward Mnjoribauke has
been appointed parliamentary undone-on,-
tary of the treasury; the Knight "on. J.T.
Ribbon. financial secretary of the truamury;
Ir. J. E. Ellis of Nottingham. Richard
Knight (‘aunton of West Sonthwnnl and
Mr. W. A. McArthur of Mid-Cornwall,
junior lorda of the tronaury- the lion. I‘. ll
Spencer, vice chamberlaiu the household;
the Hon. Georgetlrnnville MVV'XBDIFIMWQ'I,
comptroller of the homehold. and Pflbfmtov
J. Bryce, the distinguished writer and
member of parliament for South Aberdeen,
churn-Ila: of the duchy of Lancaster.
THOUGHT HE WAS A WITCH.
Joseph Beidt Pie-deal Guilty to the
('Itavge of Killing Illa I‘uolr.
loxru’uun, N. ii. Aug. 10.» Jm-ph
Heidi was found guilty of lillihlll' m the
second-loner for killing (homo Markov.
his uncle, nt (‘alicoou but January.
The defendant pleaded guilty. but clalmcd
the act was done in roll defense. The mur-
der grew out of the superstition of the
Heidt family that Markert pm'lll'l'tl the
“black art,” which brought dunner to
them; their cows had died and heir lurk
had attended them. Markort was held tr-
sponsible and was asked to remove the
spell. Rename hlukert disclaimer! any
wizard power, words led to blows and the
death of Marker! at the hands of .Ioaeph.
flmrlry'a Route-ea Col-muted.
Wasmtvornr, Aug. :0:er sentenced
the court in the cast- of Commando-r Mol‘or—
ley. of the Alliance. who was court liar
tialed for running his vessel whom. war.
eighteen months' suspension. to wmin his
present numb-er and towcoiw three-fourth»
of waiting ordera pay. The admiral on the
atatmn baa commuted tho Ot'lilt‘lll!‘ to
twelve months“ suspension. to when his
preuent number and to mmivo full pay.
The uenaan I'lllprr'ue III.
Beams. Aug. lD.»—~'l‘ho empress in said to
be very ill. and a number of l‘llllllt‘lil physi-
cians are in atten No mtufartory
reason has been advanced on far for the
abolluhlug of the kaiser'n maneuvers the
year. Now that it in MWallh'd that the
emperor'l health does not stand in the way,
it must be a-nmed that grave polillflll roa-
Ioua have caused this sudden change of ar-
raugemonts.
Ilul Painter Iu Champion.
Chicano. Aug. ill Hal Pulhll‘f mu sent
to brat the harness nwrd of 21171.. tirade
by Johnston in this city on Oct. Ll, In“, at
\l‘aahington park. He paced tin- mllu in
220%, and not only wiped out tin» mark
shot at, but upliutoml "sz gnu-in; rucnnl
of Direct and became the side wheeling
champion of the world.
Won-vi Dielvirt lieputln.
Bt‘nam, Aug. lit-mTho actlun of the
dual reunion of the grand lodge, l 0. n p,
eats-blinked the office of woman district
deputies for Rebekah lodge. and made the
erpauaeol medial euamioathm of and»
data for aid a charge on the order and not
on the Individual.
lulllvau'a I'lgIstI-g Weight.
N uw Your. Aug. Ill. -~('harlcy Johnatoa,
John I. flulllvan'r backer and frirnd. said
that Sullivan's printout condition handler:
and that he will light at 223 [hlnIlIIh If
Sullivan's wishes are ctmaldeml, Johnston
Ind Carry will be his main handlers In Ilm
ring on Hspt ‘l.
I'm-eh Iplee In (hr-any.
Baum. Aug. Ill—Three Preach oar-ere,
two of whom were mpanlcd by their
wlvca. were arrested near Nchlue on the
Won that they were ultra Two of the
editors had stretches of the country one
wading Not-on and Gloria
Jouleuay'a Doubl- l'rlluo.
lawman. Aug. rem Rutherford, a
negro In mfortallle financial circum-
vtaueegluurdned Ila wife and then com-
mitted suicide with a furor. Jmlonsy we.
the cause.
Ocean arm's-:2“. fleeting.
Amer Permit. J.,Alg. t9.«‘i‘hetm
(iron (lamp Meeting avaoelntkm has a»-
oeuncedlbat the regular ten deyn’ ramp
meeting will begin on Tuesday next
lithe at lantern: ”and.
hounou,AIg. lit—(loom- Victor Dom
Montague. duke a; mason. who h...
my my I It 1% rattle
u Ireland. indeed. '
tear Trotters Mere-d.
Pun-v. N. Y.. A lit-JIM private
Ital]. of Assemblyman llo H. mm, of lhh
pines. burned. Mennonite-ed trotting
love-m use». '
Your Data famed 0m Ilium
manna. N. 1. Aug. Ib.-ilenry Hm
Ibrahmau. Milton-oar and washilled
ma twitching at 00am Your turn
man-rib.
castle In 0......
9!. Paul. Aug. m—«At the Fourth db
Inlet Dumas convention I. ll. that.
rm nominated term
Threatened with Inland-lieu.
new mun-u. Aug. It—i'ho towu It
tight! throat-art! with tuna-utter. the
unit on unskh the levee.
V
Sure as Sunrise
the best chew
IS
B-L
Tobacco.
Gives solid comfort
with every plug.
* None
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Preparcd with scrupulous care. Highest
awards! :ill Pore Food Exylosrtions. End!
'kaue malrrs two large pics. Avold
ltntions - and insist on having the
NONE SIICH bran t.
IERREH. & SOULS. S) failtsc. N. Y.
uni: ly
Ellis
yllClou;
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”R001
new
[Helm all others If you went the
sum twat. purest, and best, Insist on
Imwr; Willtams‘ It is uncqua'lcd In
wimlosomwtcss and llsrov. 0m.- bottle
of extract nukes 5 gallons. Ask for II.
. .
L_._I
1 ill! I" untrmlv'jml n goal"
I» ollrcrt, tort [or him. “In"
ltul mll mlpputl line or lull.
'M. I‘m hiked. II
”in
[IEIVWMEIE
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"AIUIIRD. 00"”. ’
A lire. pvt renaivelnalltutlon for llw DMII‘II
trainlmr o voting men and hung women for
Irishman. IIII flummgh worthnmpai‘lur Inl‘lIi-
ula. mnnplrtr molt-moot. and oliirlent mm of
Ill-Irwin" have won luv It tbcrontldrm-e
the hilt'. Brunette» :auuht: flank-kw.
Ilau In . l‘rniirannlilp. l ‘ornmmndener, 3
head. fiwwrltlng. Afl'llllurlltro, Herman and
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Teeth filled with gold. Platinum, Alloy.
Ame and all plastic materials.
’1' t imam! and successfully crowned with
tlohl. Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold, Platinum, I .‘ontinu-
one (mm and Rubber Hates, and all work per-
taining to modern dentistry.
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men‘s teeth.
Teeth filled and on reeled painlessly.
it work at mmt rrauonable prices.
DB. F. W. DIBMEII.
t! Washington fit. Over Post Office.
80th Norwalk. (loan. on If
"lullll F.‘FllNN
Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and cos FlTTEIl.
Jlllllllllllt SPECIALTY.
Having taken the mule!“ under the Lib-
ru -. his Washington flmt. South Norwalk,
all filled It for
thymus
P [I] M III N Ii
age. I refer to plumbing! have done for the
peat seven yearn. in the employ of W H. leek-
a A ('0
All work will-have my peritonal sup-
ervision. and will be mm tly cheated and
satisfaction mluranteu . ll ve mealrlalod‘hn
Economy and Comfort!
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Gasoline Stoves
toll tvoitl lleat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very but make
THE MANHATTAN
II All SIZES.
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aton- ulth half the trouble and uwnrw. :III
In use In this town.
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BY VISITING
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Thus far our grind» delivered in South Nor.
walk have given general satisfaction. and our
method of payment in highly appreciated. Pull
information can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.‘
l. RAILROAD PLACE.
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