south Norvvla‘lk, (361th,
Ihe Most charming Summer Ilesort on long Island Sound.
" New Hotel.
agony Facility For Prondingfl for large Exeursions.
DANCING DAILY INTHE PAVILION;
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN.
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions. '
General Manager.
will leave South Net-walk at In
5: 50 p.111.
leave Roton Point, 11a. m., 1: 10, 2:40, 5.00, and0:45 p. In.
4 .25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS~Leowe South Norwalk,10:3(la In., 12 .30, 2.00, 3 .30,
und5:50p. m.
leave Rotor) Point, I] :10 am.,l. -,10 2 :,40 5:,00 and 6- .40 pin.
a. 111., 12:30, 2:00,
Mb—
Excurslon Fare.
'l‘inIe table subject to change without notice.
3:30, and
25 Cents.
ring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
int WEE]. FhItIlIIE.
Freight Cars Run Without
Much Difficulty at Buffalo.
TIE BWITOKIIE? CAN'T WIN ALONE.
hair Only Hope In That the Fire-sin
‘ the Central, bald ermine mil; Shore sent
4% cars to the Control. This lathe most
the Lake Shore hint turned over since the
strike began a week tum.
Therein a marked improvement in the
lake Shore, West Shore, Nickel Plato
and Lehlgh yards. The new men are being
broken in rapidly. and as they-luminesc-
qualnted with the track and switches their
work improves, and most of the roads have
resumed the night freight s-rvloo. The
Lake Shore, Nickel Plate and West Shore
sent out a few trains last night. Tmopo
SINlDIMl HETlLIlTIilH
The President Brings the Canal
Tolls Fight to a Climax.
KB REPUBBS Till} bONI‘HON'S OFFER
And Issues - Proclamation l'urllially Rus-
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEB.
Robert Perry, in the Essex county jail at
Newark. N. J., for opening another man's
letter, was married in his cell yesterday to
Llule Hoyt-r, of Newark.
William Robbins, a sail r on the partitioner
Currie Lewis, of Mach.- Mo~.. now lying
at the Central railroad ll.» II. III er-yt'ity.
fell overboard and man on- Ivno l,
William Callahan, of l’nrz .lurlria. N. Y.,II
bnkomau on the New Y ii and New Jor-
ssy railroad. was crnnli. ,
SaveYour Teeth.
HAVE THE)! FILLED OR CROWNED.
Teeth filled with gold. Platinum. Alloy.
Anialgpm and all plastic materials.
treated and sucueesfully crowned with
(Told. Platinum or Porcelain (' rooms.
I!
' WWII! E N‘l‘flS '*
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Sonorele Walks,
Flag Walks,
curb and Butler
- « - , Put down iii the best man t
. pending l'rae Kiwi - Itmu ..I ~i. )Ilsry'n ' \‘n-eu two cars M I c. k D d nor a
‘7‘“ “’ °"" ""' 9“" “’“°’ " 3‘" ‘mo onion clover! car and there was no “I... ”m. m, ”in”, a m“ M ,0 and instantly killed at I... ‘. rum, x. J. anle ac S. lama" 3- the lowest Irir'o
Probable—Merit ol- Ilia Way East- molestation from the strikers. ' A. W. Bailey, both-r Ln”: ., “Rival In . _. ] . ,_
A Nantes o! Strikers Arrested.
anam, Aug. '33 —~“The strike is ended.
The men are beaten. They acted prema-
turely, were ill advised, and if they cannot
make terms with the companies within
forty-eight hours their places will be lust to
them.” This is the summary vi the situa-
tiui as expressed by Florence F. Donovan,
memberof the state board of arbitration.
He has been a sympathizei- with the men.
and Where his opinion is or value.
Theside strikes at Niagara and Elmira
m inactive: the firemen did not go out;
the railroad wlegmphors have made no
more; the trninmen are in an aggrni'ntiugly
hesitating mood, and nltogether the unfor-
tunate switchinen, in the fun: of the defeat
which stares them, have the added griei of
realizing that they went Into the action
Without having taken the most elmnentary
steps toward forming sympallII-ilr nlli-
Incas that Would almost surely hare been
able to pull them through.
Grand Master Sweeney has high hopes
still and is working with greater skill than
most people are inclined to credit him with
being capable of exercising. but he has only
a handful of men with him. What his
fiuext more may be only himself and his im-
mediate lieutenants know. but should his
plans run in the sequence which naturally
suggests itself, they would be to order out
hismen to the eastward in the morning.
probably at the important [mint-v or West
The Troop» “'Ill Ilene-tn.
Home 01 the Buflnlo newspapers have
been jumping on General Porter and the
sherifl to send the troops bottle. as they do
not hollow they are needed. General Por-
ter will do nothing of the kind.
The sheriff said ton United Mira-porter:
“1 am going to n‘c'lmtuentl the keeping oi
the troops here until I am continued there
is no further use for thorn. ltliilik now
their presence is needed horn and needed
badly. While standing near ('Iitnp Diligens
[saw astriker go up and hit-air a freight
train in two and pull a pin. lie afterward
hit a nonunion switchman on the hood with
a brick. This oceurrod right in the face at
the sentinels and was OBI! of the boldest
pieces of work I have ever seen. l mu go-
ing to do all in my power to keep the soul-
dlel’s here. as long as the strike lusts. This
’m positive."
SeVen privates of the Seventh Separate
company. of Collins, N. l'.. slept in the
guardhouse lust night. They remained away
from their crimp and when they went back
totheir posts the Thirty-second company,
of Beosic Pulls, worngunrdint: the tI-rntory
which was at Mark Rm'll. The Thirty-
sccoud company urn-sled the Seventh cullir
pnny§troope and they will prulxillly b.- court
mnh'lleil.
Sargent Going to I‘IINAYID.
TERI“: HAUB, lull., Aug. ti—liriiilll
Master Sargent has left here for Buffalo on
tell-graphic request from the local lodge of
the Brotherhuml of lanmnmtive Firrlnvxl.
Those best acquainted with tln- Nihilillllll do
Cents a Tun nt- (‘iuimliuu Fidel-I.
Waniusuros. Aunt" a—By authority of
President Harrison the slaw .lI , ii'lllii'll'.
has made pnblrr ill: nn; H Int :tttion
18an by the pro-Ii”: ~rit lulu. l l. .I- t‘ :IiIIIIllnn
retaliation not of In»: “mun In purrinlly
suspending by plm’litllutilull tln- ll‘l't.‘ navi-
gation of the St. Mary‘s Full... Iulml and Im-
posing a toll of twenty cent-4 :I roll upon fill
freight passing till'olrgil tilzlt mnnl from
Canadian ports. Til.» president's prot‘liiillli-
lion. though mnstrunivvly Q‘Xt'l‘lthNl in
Wuhingtonkity, was signed at Limit hike
and iorwmled lure for prolliulpntloii.
Accompanying the prIII-imlintlnn L-v the
cornspoudonco on the aniljwt wlIn-h mould
between the state department and Mr.
Herbert. oi the British logntiun. The tor.
respondI-llm shows that tho ph'aiilt'ill n»
111806 to accept the I'nrinllian iIITI'I' tn almi-
isii the rebate tolls at the end of Mir season
and wanted the-m abolished at Once. The
proclamation recites the provwiollsuf the
act of congress passed July 3". last. on
titled "All Art to Enforce lire-1pm will I‘. ill:
martini Relations Between Ill" l'uitul
Stall-s and t'iuiridn and for titlior l'nr—
W8," and continues M follow»:
The l'rorlnluntiml.
Whereas, Thagorurnnieili of the l» illllllldnlll
Canada itIIIxII-m :I tull liill'lllnllllg in shunt
twenty vents pv!‘ toll. nirvlglll pn~~izlgtlir -‘;,:ll
the Welland rural. and aim :I lilrtlurl
all vessel-o (It the l'illlmi States ninl nil
sought-s In train” to n for! of Yll" \‘
fate" Bailey, wanro d In N work under
charge» of obtaining mom-y under false pre—
tenses. was arrested in JI-lwy titty.
Ed Price, a policeman. who about a year
ago shot and killed Henry )lortonon the
street at Pine Bluff, Aria, was convicted of
murder in the first degree.
Au lineman employed by William Deuter-
mann at Silver Lake, N. Y., was drowned
while driving a horse into the hike. lie was
a Swiss. twenty-two years old and unmar-
ried.
Mll William Lawrence and her daughter,
Ada Lawrence, while cursing the Santa Fe
tracks at Pomona, Kim, in a rill-ml mrrintze
were: strut-It by a passenger train. Mrs.
Lawrence was kiilml outright and her
daughter was fatally injured.
Edward Foamy, lllt‘ Newark (N. J.) pt»
llCR'fllftu sullpoiiIiI-Il from the furor and ur-
resled for tin-emit null buttery «In his wife.
was committed in the (utility jail to await
trial.
Lumber and material men of Newark,
N. .l., have organized for their own pro»
traction. and have affiliated with the itu toil
Merchants t ommen nil Ag. I I y of l hit-ago.
BATTLING FOR ELOPE R5
layer and Sci-lire in a III-graceful
Strunshle for Marriage Free;
Automatic. 0.. Aug. 3l.-—"Tlllt§ way for
the only reliable mail to marry your"
“lit-alliuril marries i’llrflih ~t lilnl quicker-t?"
"The only limit who llall lI~,:.il;y inni'ry
youi" "Don't be dimmed!" “Pale rum-i»
tiou room inn-I"
Oil
the best leaf,
and never varies.
You Can Bank
B-L
it is made from
Arilnrlal teeth on Gold Platinum. ('onflnu
nus lllilil and Rubber Plates. and all work per-
minim: to modern do nil-dry.
\‘wlni attention given In irregular and
(' ii lIlren -i forth.
All work it! it. lk-l reasonable prii I s.
Tia-lb tilled all-I eatnu- to-d painlessly.
DH. F. W. DAHMEH.
L “'nnlilnginn SI. ()i’ Pr Poet ()filt e.
South Norw alk. Conn. 0H )
lilHN E. ElYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEII.
routine i SPECIMTI.
llavinu taken lht', basement unlit-ribs Lib-
ruia'. ll" W asblngion sir-rt. South Xrirwall’.
am ilites] it for
Animus
PLUMBING
. . . . These and similar vrmn
. . . . . . not belier- ihni llL‘i v.) . t.) in- -,IIsid~ slam. all of Wlli‘l’i i ll.“ .I - will. "i run...
A“)??? ”“1 nom‘n’l‘ljuc'. n" [bun “M ered as mjmnuu’ that: is“: :,g “mm...“ ,5 and ‘ u i ' “ greet the nI.~.IIning «It et‘ury stair». hunt and l rlespe‘t :llEE‘I-yicsi‘lllilivlll‘.Illignl‘llllfx SHEEN infirm»
‘ say (3' I'm pn mm 01’ J‘bl Eu“ “ “”e' '— C, . . ' .... . .. . . Whereas, 'l‘lil: Izuwrnuirm III tlw lblllllulhn twin 3‘ MK} “I“?- lufii .n “N “l" NWT» .1 Ethan rm intlw em do of“ wk.
and that they have taken [unlit-I to assure ”I‘M-y- U“ the ”NHL“ h“ pn. ‘ “"v a“ n N y ‘ "
themselves of the loyalty of till-Ir men along
the route.
MriIe-ra Arrests-ll.
Despite the fact that some of the people
here are urging General Porter, of tin \‘n-
tipiial guard. and Shorifl Koch to send back
the troops the. strikers ken- p right on injur-
ing railroad property, annoy ml: the soldiers
and throwing stones and belalmrimz the
working nonunion switcbmuti. The :uiltliui‘s
and pélice have captured a lot of strike -rs.
An brie striker named William Millony
In pulled in for coloring the \i (’8! shore
yards and threatening switchmi n if they
did not join the union forces. .‘iilleny was
sent to the penitentiary for ten dirt».
John Brown. Thomas ”Bun, .In‘nn
Elli?!" and Michael Fallen. all striking
twitchmen, were arrested in the East
iiiialo yard» of the Erie. Brown was in
act of throwing a coupling: pill at 84')!!!"
of the Erie switchmen ntitl tllr' It'll-‘YH wore
them to leave tlIv-ir wI-rk Llllll join
the union.
Wm wan ~1~rrl at; (l by It detail ul
WWelch's comm: will. A «1- {Jill lliltlt r
comm-nu of Lir‘llb- merit l... iii iv k'ht \'-; :4
sent out to go Ird the new Working till a
“high train. When the train finally
mad it broke in two whom ibinlnl L'a-
hill had succeeded in removing a coupling
pin. Lieutenant Lambrecht noticed (‘ahlll
back along the track. Thu lieu:
tenant climbed down on the cur and fol-
lt‘hsd him.
A nonunion switchman stepped in be
tween the cars at the order of the conductor
53 couple the run together again. and as he
did so Gehill stepped up to him and floored
Willi a blow on the head with his fist.
man addressed Lieutenant Lambreclit
y when he commanded him at
w point to glvehiinself up, and made off
down the track. The oflcer follovn-d and
in p lively struggle held the man until some
ulthemenin hisdstatl came upand placed
the man under guard
A Brace of Accidents.
Thumb Valley was a sufferer from
m “dents, but in neither case could
I] have be charged to the strikers. The
It“ was when the work train was backing
do the lebigh Valley trestle at East Bui-
twocars being ahead of the engine
‘ knit: was run down to the entrance of
an tunnel, and before the engineer could
. engine they ran into several curs
w lay in the tunnel. The wreck caused
or {our heats of the trestle tofalI,
burying a number oi Polish laborers
debrh. Luckily no one was hurt.
esbol’theeiigiae wasoarriedaway
badly broken.
accident occurred on the main
Bahoock street, to the train on-
, in mrryiuz the soldiers between East
and Scott street. The train was
sta lively rats of speed when near-
strsstand one of the switch
fis
will tend to prev-uni n r‘lf’llit'. The laws n!
the organization provide a (lt'ifilll‘il primer-d-
life before- a strike will be ordered. The
grand master dour. not hollow In sympathy
strikes, and ban n-pontI-llly said that in all
probability there Would be no strike of
firemen unless firi- men were Illst‘llflfgt'll iui
Musing to do w itchinen ii work.
\atilwl .‘I-y lie lull-toil.
NA‘ICIIEZ. Mime. Aug :1. —TIII.~ city l9
threatened with II serious danger. The ul-
eent high. watnr rut a new channel iu'rouu
the peninsula two or three- tnilml from
Natchez. and the water is still pouring
through. it tho out all should pmw per
Innuent the river will empty into the lnwvl
outlet of Lalo» I‘unnlrdin, in “llll'll one.» it
would probably I nt through YW k of \' till Illa.
Ark” leaving NHKChll miles from the riior.
liluwn l' p by llurgl-re.
Hamluxrl‘ls, X. J., Aug. L’J.~llurglnrs
blew upon the min of J. '1‘ French, n pmlli
manufacturer of this plum“, tu‘ru’llliz it to
pieces. fine-Ir L. n- ”f Eiiqu :llmf haw
suffered ill i'Jllu'illllrlli r, as [lmn' llrl’ blood
stainson lll l‘. . I. and walls Nllllllllg wot
Iumhul, :Irrl .i largo sum of money and
valuable-I which were in the safe were not
disturbed.
Ila-III up is Insist.
Wiruna. Kan. Aug. 2.1—TheSt. Louis
and San Francisco east bound “manger
train, which left hon.- at 10:30 last night.
was held up flllll the Welb-l‘nrgn minpnny‘e
express our robin-d by four minim-ll flirt]
near Augusta. Butler county, about mid-
night. Bolero 9 o'clock in the morning the
outlaws were captured with part of their
booty.
The Iiordlsn l'ase Box-in.
I-‘au. Rivas, Mesa, Aug. :3: ~Tho prose-
cution in tho Borden murder case opened
ail! o’clock this afternoon before Judge
Blaisdell. About thirty-dive witumws have
been snmmvnrri. District AttonI-y Knowl-
tou will conduct the case for the govern-
ment and Andrew J. Jennings will defend
the prisoner.
l'ound Ilia Skeleton.
Gunning”. T. Aug. 2'2.»th January
W. K. Rogers, 1 hardware merchant and
county clerk of lit-liver, started home one
night and was never heard of again. A day
or two ago boys found a skeleton in a drop
ravine, two miles from Beaver, which has
been identified as the remains of the mine-
I... ...... . -...
Shoes in I ilharli'a Stomach.
Bausswicx. Ga, Aug. 32.—-(‘aptain itob
arts. with the assistance of eleven. mun.
landed a mini eating shark eight feet long
and weighing l5! pounds. lu ilastoinnrh
were found a bushel of fresh fish, two small
stockings, a pair of little shoes and several
of Canada, III an urdnnm Wlill :il. ..rdor in
Conn: ll of April i. HE. refunds vigiltnrn mints
por ti II or tim twenty will lull at ll‘n- \Vr‘lln'ill
canal on wheat. lllllinn ("t m. peas. barley. I 3w.
one. ilaxnerd and liliekwllrni. upon t‘nlllilliirll
that they are originally shipped (or “Till run-II d
to Montreal us some pot! amt of Month at fur
export. and that. if tiltisnhqrpml at an inter
ml‘dlato point. sut‘h Silllnlll‘ mom :3 made
within the Dominion of (blonds. lull ad...“ no
such but any other rebut.- uli said yl'uvlth'ie
when shipped to it Furl I-rlhe i‘uiiwe Harm,
or whorl earned in “nun”: (..r "pure, if
tun-hipped within the Unlml innit-«I; and
Whereas The mirernmout Iii the Dominion
of Canada. by said system of n-Inte and utimr
wine. diacrimiilatt‘o against the vitizcns of 21'.»
United States in the use of said “Inland ritual
in violation of the provisions i" Artirle 17.1
the treaty of \"L‘llililfllI-n. .2 mind. i May B.
WI: and.
Where-a Said Welland canal is mnnwtml
with the navigation of um grunt Taken, until
am satisfied that the passage tithing]; u ..r ...“
mm in (renal! in ports of the Us ted sum u
made dimvult and burdonsomu by said due»
mminatinz system of rebate and ..lhvrwm‘.
and is ro-‘iprocally unjust and unruawnnl-ln;
Now. tlivroiore. |, Benjamin "Iii" rwn, pin-5i
dent of the United Slam of Avnoriwa, In \il tin
of the power to that end confer rhl tlpwll 1m» by
said art of («Inert-n approved July at hurl, (lei
hereby direct that from and after Sept. l. tau.
until further notice. a toll I»? turn!) rents per
ton be levied. collected and paid fill all ih‘lghl
of whatever kind or III-sI-rlptinn passing
through the St Mary's Falls i-nrml lti transit
to any port of the Dnnlm’iml of f‘auada.
whether carried In Vt‘s't-l‘lI of the United States
orof other nations: and in that extent I do
hereby suspend 2mm and aft-Ir said data the
rich! oi free pmago through said St. Mary's
Fall-canal of any and all mimics or portion:
of armies in transit in (human ports.
Canad- lust Give In.
Included in the aftermath of the procla-
mation is astatenient that this Cunm has
been under careful advisement since before
the adjournment of congress. After the act
of July at, authorizing retaliation, had gone
through both houses without opposition it
was stated that the members of the foreign
affairs committees who had "portal the
bill had done so at the inlrsunnl request of
the president Tb. information is now al-
lowed to leak out that the precise shape
which retalliation should take. so as to
produce the most telling effect on Canadian
commerce and precipitate a solution of the
difleuliy. was arrived at after repeated
consultations with leading business men on
our Canadian frontier, who were milled
into consultation by the state department
from northern New York and other parts
of the country so quietly that the fact of
their presence hers on this business is only
now made known after their departure and
the completion of the act.
it is said in administration circles that the
ground was so carefully gone over before-
hand that Canada is not left a leg to stand
on. and must give in to the American de-
mands and immediately revoke the order in
council on April t last. authorising the db
ctiminaiin; rebate of eighteen cents a too
They are the about: or ille- "vuglpflh-"TUY
rival matrimonial unites in tltl‘ inniuiiu
(ireuia Urn-n. (lid Squire Pemley. the
noted marrying Fillilh‘, is again Ill and Vi“
quieted the mayor to act in his ‘ilfld'l‘
Squire Bradford opened up opposition and
sent out runners. Mayor Elli-I follow. d
omit. Then he became angry and thumb
cord to send Bradford to the penitentiary
Barb man no marrying from tire to tire
couple-s per day. and the whole town Ml
stirred up over the rivalry. A tmguly
may result.
THE I BASEBALL WORLD.
lu'riuxal. Lnaolt': units
Al lmuiarille - It it I
Louisville .. .II :‘ ii l I 0 ll 0 it»? ~ 2
Washington... 0 l 0 1 II n u 0 i..;t : Ll
i‘lmiwn and (trim. Moakln and Xi‘liulry
Aim Lani» u u a
5t.l.nuis.. lo II II I) l 0 0 It 2 II I‘
Baltimore. ....1 I} II 0 0 II 0 7 x« - I :
llawko and Booking: Cobb and “mum.
lastlitx Lkaut’a lEAIKfi.
A! Troy"
Troy . H u u o 2 n H II 2,). ~
Binghaminn ..0 I n 2 if ii I .i ‘
Clark-mu and t‘abill. lLal’m-ti and llrlno
At Dim-limb» It I! I
Rochester ..l l '.'=lll‘.‘il:‘~tl90
Albany. ....... Cl 0 n a 2 n II II t— r- n 2
Dolan and Myrna lull-‘3' and ll «a
Second gal-no-
Rm‘hdait't ..... II 0
Bulalo ........ i II
R"!
(I U 0 li II I) U ll Ill
IIIIII0000~iJl
SAT“)! AI. LIAG l' I ult'tlllll.
Club. W IA l'fl. t’luli. W i.
(Rowland ._2 ‘J .‘llultattimurr .10 to
New York” it ..‘Im inluinilln .lo if}
Bmokl‘n. l" l3 .5“ t‘lnvinnnti . H In
Philad p‘a. H H .5“ t'bicairo .I‘.’ If)
Ilk‘h)“ .. do it rm Wasbluirt‘njl 3|
Pittsburg,...ln it ..‘Ilio’t. Louis . ...lti :1
KIIIeII by thr- Sun's III-at.
Pants. Aug. “ls—After drill st Tours
till mldiers were stricken down by tho
heat while marching back to the my. Sew
oral of them will die. Many deaths from
the heat are reported from all parts of
Germany. Marching in from panda
ground, angiment stationed in llallelost
forty-one of its privates. who full In the
road overcome by the sun. in Pusan there
have been six deaths in consequence of sun-
atrokaa in Cll’laruhe nix grenadine died
after review.
i’ct
.ili'i
A full! [Double Dual.
Ml, Aug eta—Lieutenant Hoeboru
had trouble with Herr Trenhola, a sculptor.
and Barr Paris. a painter. limbo") brought
matters to a lit-ad by Insulting both men In
public. They challenged him and duels
were fought with pistola in the out dual
Treuhols was mortally wounded: in the
mound Paris was shot dead. nmbornis
under military arrest.
Buuluesr Ind Fulremahmllliud.
Mums, Aug. alt-Engineer J. 0. liluu-
Atktmou and Molimugh. Founder and tiny-l ‘
old-um: hurry.
award ii :lllf’ Irre.
peerage moi x tun lJfKt'
lmiluté Ins ._ .z’ld
Prepared mill Knlpululls a lie
IUJ l‘ApiNZIUils'.
i
Makes an every-day (Oilb’t‘illt'lic of an
Pure and wlmlcsomc.
lights!
Each
Avoid
insist on inning iii:
VIN" SI'CH i‘rn'll
iilzltriLll. Ii: SOUI E. 53:... ~ 3. Y.
null! l)‘
or at t in All work will ban- if.) yaw IIn'I sup-
!‘h’is-iun. and will be worn lily em mm! and
Mill-fa: ti- rI vuaraulus l6 \v v Ipn'rlnl rit‘ho
Economy and Comfort!
l'SH
Gasoline Stoves
loll uoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the wry bust make
THE MANHATTAN
IN Ill. SIZES.
“ill bake Imk and do all the vmrk of a
~lIm until iii-ll lIIe trouble and Imu- rm. .II
In II-w III thi~ town.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS A GALLON.
YlI’ loimlng, rust: Ou’:
I-Irrart mail-es 5 gallons
1 Li: H nrltlleli ” lint nsgmul"
.i». when, but I." Nun. lliir
trml n Ill Nippon! err: (balm.
Illbhlwmluiwn
Elsi y and chmpiy made at home
f‘ nus the appetite and rods digestion.
Health-
One bottle of
Get It sure.
All unrivalled temperance drink
5010
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BY \'lS fl'lNfi
F. BllYlSTllN’S
Factorv at Five Mile Iliver.
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GREAT HEDIICTHIN
III PHlllES.
training o mum: men and in
business. Its thorough wor
hr iIIlIliI liranrlws taught:
BUSINESS RHHLLEGE,
MAIHIID. CONN.
A live. pn rimnivoimitltuiloli fur the practical
ulig women for
Importer meth-
rule Ilintpletonuilpviietii. nIIIlIlilIiI-ntrorpsof
innIriII-"iorehail minim ii the confidence of
lhuik- kre ll'i.
llan lllfl."l‘liilillfti\l|l[|,llimmpiinvlflnmts or-
Inul.1‘ypovrrllinif' Avrhite- turr, Herman and
(innit \‘IsriI-tyoi \'I-im'lpeuiIrI-l and fill-«ls a
lusthan mat. Also a llilt‘ line of hull and
’Babyrsrriagos very chimp.
II M l!
Ilorlon Point.
lillilll. .IIIIIIISIIII & IIIIMPAIII.
2i!) Montague St,
Ci'l‘l'liALLSQUAliE. BmUHlyn, ll. Y
‘Thus far our grind-I dellierell in South .\or-
wnlk hale giirn getter; Ii a. itiai: It lion. and mu
uietlnnlnf pay turn! is. highly apprI-i inlul. [- ulI
information I an lic h. ill of our Inn: tit.
GUSTAV PlTZER.
Io RAILROAD PLACE.
souru Ironwui court. In
C r ad d u c k ’ 5
Nil. IIIS WISHINIITIIII STREET,
The People’ 5 Market.
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l'llllfill VEHl‘lTARLES TX Tllilll:
SEANIX.
hive us III trial unli juu nil! in Hillt’ :i "lt'utfly
tllailliili r.
Hard Times Prices.
A. ii. CHAHHHCK,
l'BtiI'IlI ll‘l'IIBS.
"Some
Raise the
Objection I
'l'llh‘l‘ EVERYTHINH I!‘ 3'th hill.”
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GRADING,
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EXCAVATING
AYMflNIl BHHS
WHAT
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YOUR
PRINTED
STATIONERY
mr :IllI-nliwn in live far! that
lire: about nut ill)! of Nuiehemlv.
ails. smiriiII-nls. Hillileads. En-
. . ilrilllhr~, Acknowledgments,
no. '1'": Evasion Shannon. is
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pr. ,
Prrllurinl in found. the num-
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lilW PIlilES
Filll
FIRST-BLISS
WilllK
you two yawnelf III la.-
"is val-o ry our Ion!-
avg-{m footwear by pant-all.
him. Ili‘l
$05!}th so summer‘s...‘
m.
to
as Ila-W. ”sulfates.
“Wars ”momentum-sever
veils s
maeean
Mann-m»...
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thiswtbsswiich heiore the train “h"mm': .... on grain products shipped to Canadian airfield Indl‘inmn l’ntherwomlnch-rirv will. aldlilwmg..lilliu$iifilmn it'iiupenin m
White, letting it on the west bound mum. ,_ m ,m , mind refused to all American merchau- claimant's-In. whom hello-r exploded “no em MIRA-r Illwmlnllgmglmw AI RON-"NB BATHING IND unions,
and” string or cars which were ’ " ' ear. Equflity of tolls In 'theWsllaud na- and slanderous was hurled no... in. cabs “m " M“ '“L ~ "Wt“ fife-I rm I312”.
”(more Tkoplattormefthsesi
N" You, Aug. 22,—llou. William lie
Hianiford. (' on.
...—..‘L
, uslwuousofthedlstiuotpledgosmsdshy dist-need 150 foot- Tbo fireman wuoe FISHING
Kinky. Ohlos governor, is at the Windsor
was mdsavaraloftheire lit-n Article rt of the treat olesbi tonof themdnsndhbhodrmdhmi torn
m Amheroltheii‘ who hotel here. Outs-ruin McKinley, when Whuuderwhichtrsatyz‘anadal '3' hi i ”W '0" MUSHCH MUSIC!
mathstrshi werehadiy injured though
abiuiopdy.
All It. We ."Il. Might.
Miracles- been resumed with I
seen, did not care to talk, and is evhiontiy
saving what he might say until he takes
the stump in Maine during the [mat
week.
Died of Perilowitis.
Units. N. Y., Aug. zit-din 0. ll. 1'.
so largely.
lay lls Bebnksd by (II-datum.
Another foot much commented on here is
the humiliating position in which Governor
General Lord Stanley and the Canadian
ministers havsplaosd the British legaiiou
A link Wrecker Amuu.
Pear Boon, Kan. Aug. th. 0. le-
Ilumy, deputy United States marshal. sr
rived hare harlnyin his custody Timothy
0. Halley. vice president of the defunct as.
tional bank at (Journals, Kain. who fraud-
Mr ii. I‘. (lemak
Ilaiid nilmrlvlwmar.
Mohawk Janeen
Ina (ennui
their tiraiid thimrt and
uniforms a
For term eta. alw
('ltItMAK sud ffl'i’ixfi‘ Ollf'llxfl’fltA.
dimvinr oi. Halli; ”ll"-
r.
)aiire
ten artists fibers or less as desired).
Gluten. “oharsemuslosta.
v.
role
wpmpami to fin-midi
(Minstrel of
Orchestra
snout Inns i interim.
J. E. Power.
Why not
Try the
Sentinel
(.‘lolumns'reiuna
i
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.IIIIIII seems I. sort.
Gould. wife of Assemblyman Gould, of
Lewis wunty, died very suddenly atths
family home in Lyonndsle of peritonitis.
She was ill only about an hour.
.Puri Chester. Y.
m? in
Hill SHE-d iillElT lilliflllll
in Weakianol. Ir. Herbert the British 1,
clan. of users. twice asked «it the United “1”” “"1“ h” “h" °' "N “n"
States, ornmant an extension of time,
stating that he did so at the request of the
Style-'Ore rah-Ia in" "
culls. Weds Actress beligaeu.
mu Maltherudaaadtheoflclab
lines-y thestriksisunquestloar
Ihlyslallure. Asths'resahaads are be
t. slowly the work in the diluent
improvesaudhuideoithreeor foal
Janet must the outlook for the freight
Nsw You Aug. Runobert Liv tun PJAII’ANES '
being removed Is decidedly prom. ' ”’"‘ ‘” ‘ '” Canadian ;ovsrsiusat. and W ”W 1‘“ awa- L‘ntting, an aiistoerst. -clubtusn nudist-”Ida” 11" '9" “mm mm" Ammm‘ ...—......— ”‘ h
Ham mum van. atop—Aug. B—holdls. out. on the same ais- ‘ of this alt was married to w w “mm and Restaurant. lax-atoll at if! Mala ..
W , Co A 22_ J h thorit 3W“ till we” I” 1' ‘9 “0‘“ street. Norwalk. than. mat-ins iwen my (lbs. w H
"“3va an... “3 o n I. " actmy on. ousactre- )llnnie Bellman, the divorced furnished min-rand has hesaestsbllshed thir-
Deacon, aged thirty-six years. bushings Yet tkshnt newsoi the decision of the wlieei pt Kaufiiaaan. inn Duilma nose. Pal“ URE Wr-
of the Waterbury American, Iliad Canadian government to continue the ob- m The Malinda! health of or is . M
from typhoid fever at his cottage in Bran unions rebate until the and of the naviga. 1.. .5... A.....,..,,. mam: fiwflfi'iu' h m ”V A Mme-In [up all Mamas".
field. ‘ . “mm-m‘ by In“! . MW! 'MI N’ Gmum I“ Am a-‘t ‘h it"! H ‘ VI. .‘lnou~‘ "I“ ..an '0'
talhtioa would he in the First Parhh vum church “an,” A new and com in. momentmmldsiln- "MM-NI “mm "m"
0-- a! the .0an Inn-a. Ihte M m the Brithh le- J of Ru prom mica a trmnt in (formula. also cases. “disease. leader he hookah”
Coax. Cm, Ala. Aug. 53 «A bold ah ptiou. gm 1,... by ”Wu,” mansion “m “mm"? W" ”l the I]: 2'}: “filial”. racism? van for tiller-rut. a-ntmusunmwmgmg;ummm
....r‘ '° use...“ “mitts mm‘m's‘or- ““ ""- “° ’“"' "°' "'“" .o...m..,..n..,~, 'I'li” .;.‘."’i"'“’-»‘ mill-ems" we... “"3, ""
n3 oompan W “n Vol’ noun 0 par 3, for Inhale tire" I”
tuna and one of the robbers was killed. or»; In. Herbert mm post haste 9' Pm“.’..“,,.:_";; 2:31.; I I l’m' ""‘ ‘l' .1?ng “gm“; TlllllS 3.3"... Slimmer 15
W from swpurt to ashlugtoe and was with Chum, Tom I i. I. in r mtriisglomw
9mm- I- W- I-"- .hsdhyfisoreiaryfustsr and" III. Ili- mggmm “'“ W” M; lei" Hem mPiIrfrsIg-ainvlc Im- ' it'll; 5h'n3é'r'”¢mrwfifi
Lose human. to. 5.. Ant 23—le muo- conveyed by III. United out. 3:“ ‘ emi- MW mans: limit“:- 1'49“”: fl?” “I "1.1.7.7133.” ...... nuns-sane
lax-In the ninetun-rmdm of ot- essssi m was true, he was obliged to "WNW ' ’ I.“ I; mammmumm-nl unflin- nan-hikes“
Commissioner Thoms- llcxonu. of thi- snatsisibsttbs Canadian government had mm. iv u mm“. a” > :mmm WI ”1".
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