..
,.
September to and ii.
W .
Brand liner 7 or f . Fireworks.
4:26 for Wilson Point only.
em leave south Norwelk at 10 a. db. 12:30, one, see, and
5:50 p. m. ‘ i ‘ ‘ _
[leave Roton Point, 11a. 11)., 1:10, 2:40. 6:00, andtlrto p. m.
~ 3WDAYB~Leave Booth Norwalk, 10:30 'a m.. 12:30. 2.00, 3:30,
and 5:60 p. in. '
Leave Rotor: Point, 11:10 am, 1:10, 2:40. one. and 0:40 pm.
W
«‘ Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice. .
LAST WEEK OF THE JESSIE B. SEASON CLOSEB
Ill CHOLEBA’S Gillii eele
w
for the
work.
I: to abate before they can be
lr families are in want, living
onlyon Neck breedendschnappvorinferiov
her. lnafow days they will nothave
meneycnongbtohny oven thisfare. liven
where cholera is comparatively mil: the
we, among drildrsn growing ann-
i‘nglyin 'neaceofthslaekotall
[lover f for them. Two weeks from
now thefamlne willbeamongtho families
'of the unemployed andflotia Metal»
The Plague Continues to Flour-
ish in New York Harbor.
mun DEATHS AND no new cases.
An Important Political Dinner
pm; in New Yorl: City.
The Victim and the linspeeta Ave Iron.
label on Swinburne Inland In the Lower
nay-net a Case up. Yet Benched the
cur—m. Depew Bounced.
New You, Sept. 9.--The city is yet free
from cholera. Distressing as over, how-
ever, is the condition of aflairs among the
1.5“) nnfortuua'tee kept on tho detained
ships and the quarantine islands in the
lower hey.
Your deaths tool: phoe on Swinburne
.tslsud. Six new cases developed among the
crew of the Normannia, three among the
eteeraao passengers of the Bugle and one
among the steerage passengers of tho Ror-
manniaoullollman island. It was noLa
cheeringreeord.
fight “aunpects” went to Swinburne
island with the sick. When a new case
breaks out it is the policy of the health oili-
oera to like to Swinburne island those who
havebeenin immediate contact with the
patients. They are confined in a separate
buildingon Swinburne island, and, as the
record shows, there are now fiftyvone such.
The isolation of those suspects, must of
whom are relatives of the patients under
treatment, Health. Officer Jenkins regards
as one of the most effective precautions
against. the spread of the disease and one of
added to pestilence.
Thousands ofpereons iathiscityaleun.
darthe burden of uncertainty as towhat
baboon the fate of their relatives in the
Healthy patients are not ed-
mltted and few patientsgivo names. There-
fore most of the dead are taken to nature-
lo. gram Crowds watch day and night
outside of hoepltals begging for information
which the officials cannot give.
The Columbus festival will not take place
in October and probably not at all. The
schools will not open before November.
Getting Wane in Paris.
Penis, Sept. 9.—The cholera is gaining
ground in Paris and vicinity. There were
eighty-six new canes and thirtyrfive deaths
in the city and twenty-two new cases and
thirty-one deaths in the suburbs.
Hot A Case in Grant ‘llrltnln.
lama, Sept. 9.—'l'he local government
board declares that there is not a case of
cholera in Great Britain or Ireland.
Ilenlco line Your (rs-ea.
Van Cat's, Sept. n-Thon: mo increases
of cholera quarantined in port here.
PEARV'S nauer siege—omen.
No Tidings a! the Party and n Second
, Venture May Ito Sanctuary.
Purunanrma, Sept. 9.~'l'he bark Fluor—
‘II II WC 0' flood Anvil-wily 'I'll.‘ II I
B..." If “I. levrtfrrmtn- llw “finial"!
Will Take the Murm- for the liar-sienna
'l’lahet—‘nva llepnlrlteau I In»: Hurley.
le Yona, Sept. 9.~-":§‘Ph‘elllfllli (love.
bud. accompanied by ex-l’wtmmter (lett-
l'll Donald M. Dickinson one; Return Lin-
noln O'Brien, Hr. Cleveland’s private mm!-
tary, arrived in New York yeateniny, and
before he mtired to bed lust night he or his
M in this city had set on foot what
“060““ will be regarded ‘15th me. im‘
mutant movement in the campaign.
Among those who collect at the Victoria
hotelte confer with Mr. t'leveland were
Henry Villard, Josiah Quincy. of NW
dinette, member of the! unriuua: commie
tee; Congrvasman John R. Fellows, New
York; Chairman William Horrity, of the
national committee; B. B. small»); of Ver-
mont; Edward Everett. lit-ll, John Court—
ney, Jr., Elenatoro Gibson and White, of
Louisiana; Secretary Shcorin, oi the new
tionel committee, and Judge ('ndy Herrick,
of Albany county.
At 7:30 in the evening Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Shenhnn, Richard ifrnkornml Edward
lurphy entered the hotel and as far as
could be learned made their fire: cellon
Grover Cleveland since his arrival.
the most important details in the plan by
which he hopes to stamp out the plague.
The resources of medical science and the
rigid application of hygienic moasntee do
not seem able to stop the spread of the
disease among the imprisoned ships and on
the hospital islands.
Ono good piece of news is recorded, how-
iue, second of the cryolitel fleet to arrive in
port from wort (iron-ulnar]. bring: no tidings
of the Peary relief expedition. Captain
Jensen was ableto fmc his vi-mel from the
ice at Kajartalik the morning followinglhe
calling of the Saline, Aug. 14, after three
months’ imprisonment. The Kill‘, altld Cap—
tain Jensen, would not necessarily full in
with ice where the Fluorine lay, as her
Hon. W. C. Whitney'r rum-rigor awaited
The
Dinner.
tint gentleman'e plenmrc at the hotel from
early in tho evening. lie was nonrommittnl
as to whether hlr. Whitney was up stairs.
It was said, howevvr. that he lied {won
with the ex-presitlont eincc 2 o'clock in the
afternoon.
over-the securing of vessels on which the
cabin passengers of the Normannia and
Bugle can be placed and thus separated
from those among whom the cholera has
broken out. The outlet their lougimwio
onment on acholern infected ship will he
hailed by the passengers of the Normannla
with a delight which those who have not
been in a like position can hardly realize.
To Use Sandy Hook.
There was joy down the buy also when
the City of New York, the Elm, La Boar
gugne, the Wasteland and the Wyoming
were allowed to come up to the city.
The sheds at Sandy Hook formerly nee-d
.by the Central Railroad of New Jersey have
been definitely decided upon by Secretary
Charles Fosteras a place of detention for
quarantined pesaorrgen on steamers from
infected ports. All that now remains to be
done is to secure tho consent of the war do-
»partment to the use of the Sandy Hook
lands and to prepare the sheds for the ac»
commodation of people. This work (“an be
done in two days, it is thought, and there
seemstobe little doubt that the warde-
purtment will grunt [be room-at which Sw—
retary Footer mmlc kg: night by tale :rziplz.
This plan Wm adopted by Secretary Fur
tar after a conference with Sucretnry
Tracy, (ax-Surgeon General llnmilton, Dr.
Lewis A. Sayre nnd otliern, all of whom
visited uarantme and Sandy Hook yesten
day an: made a thorough investigation
with the view to selecting the proper place
for the landing of detained otmrmhip pm
unsafe! Health Officer Jenkins is also
Iatisfledthat this in the best thing to he
done in the emergency.
Arrangements have been made with the
government officials for the use of the
receiving ehip New Hampshire, which
it ’- expected will reach the Hook
thhufteruoon. There are 120 state rconni
on the New Hampshire, and Dr. Jenkins
any! that between 500 and 600 steernge pas-
lfltgeraon the Normannia can there take
refuge. The sound steamer titonington will
she he fled, as a receiving ship.
Dev-w Released.
The steamship City of New York, of the
lumen line, from Liverpool, landed herpes-
cumuneumua heintended u;
do, to consider the situation at Homestead
endspeahawordlnbehalfofthestriham"
To Keep It Oat nflew Jamey.
Term ,flept.0.—-Theatateboerdot
healt hesdeclded tomateeaeapatrolto
Event cholera from infesting the state.
precaution was suggested by the fled
in“ of 1:“ pllldw bearing the name Moravia
w
it Wholly impossible.
course would probably keep ht'l’ far enough
from the coast to have open earn. "Not to
acknowledge of any Grecnlnnd traders,"
continued Captain Jensen, "tins there been
such immense blochsdcs of ice as exist this
year, and trom what I saw [believe it in
goutble for any relief expedition to reach
eary at this time."
Davis'etrait is believed to liocloeed to
the north,snd us to reaching Peary by trav-
eling over the ice, (inpt'oin Janeen thought
Mr. L Smith, of the
cryollte company. and for nine your: mun.
sger of the cryulllu mines at lvigtut,
Greenland, in smoking of the Kite, bald
that from what he had learned from the
Incoming vessel-s it was his opinion that
Peary was further north than any relief
party'could n-ncb for two years. The fact
that the cryulito lice-t were frozen in brioiv
latitude 6:: and that Peary is in latitude 75
about, gives reason for believing that‘s
second relief party will be found necessary.
May Strode from the- l‘lmrrh.
Pnruninrma, Sept. 9,-Tho rough-g3.
tion of St. hummer;- l'Hii-ll l‘aiiirniti‘lilil- is
will Nettle from the line; .
unless the private appoint ml in now chum»
by Arci...i«tmp ltyan on:
cablegrnni to that elect was sent to Room
frat Maw Lockwood Ito-elected.
Noawaut. Conn. Sept. 9.——Juzlgo David
B. Lockwood, of Bridgeport. president at
the Fat Men's annotation, waa molected
for the fourth term at the twenty sixth
annual reunion and clambako er Dorhm
Point.
A lleilrond Deal Denied.
306103, Hept. 'J.~A director of the lhmtnn
and Maine mllfood anys the repurt that rim
road has leased the New turn and New
England and that both have been leaned lo
the Reading in aliaurd.
Craapo "I. I'll-supine].
Wasmxoros. Hcpt. v.—~Secretnry of State
Foster received it private telegram stating
that Creapo had triumphed and that tho
dictatorship had been overthrown tn Ven-
acacia
I". to Pieces by n Tiger.
Harman. Ky., Hopi. 0.-A man known
as “Animal George" was torn to picture by
an infuriated tiger while in the age during
the street pumde of dolls' circus here.
Inwnrl'e 3n \‘innr fleurnl.
Sawaex, N. J., Sept. owner. John
O'Connor. prufreeorin i-iuton 11an college,
has been appointed vicar general of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Newark.
lard-val and nabbed.
Gauntlet». lie-e. lie-pt. v.-Abigsil
Regen, aged fifty-eight years, was found
murdered and robbed in her one mom
house on a lonely mountain road.
I'D- ltoxoe n! Ineyjnr In...
Bola, Sept. 9.-The pope has received
tea large homo! money sent as jubilee
presents from the diocese» of the acclai-
astlcal mince of New York. ~
. u: Clilllr'll
removed. A
Oneof the latest arrivals at the dinner
was Wilson Biseellmf Buffalo, )lr. Clet’r
lnnd’uuld time low [minor lle nun-bod
the hotel at 9:06 p. m. and print-dud at
once to the dining hall.
Senator Calvin S. Brice reached "whet-:1
at 9 dcloch. sent up his card and received a
Nply that Hr. Cleveland was at dinner and
the card would be presented in a low mur
merits. He did not wait,
The following were present at the dinner:
Mr. Cleveland, Richard I‘rohar. Liv-ule-lmlll
Governor William l". some“, Edward
Hurphy, Jr. Dun ll. Dickiny‘n and “iii—
liam L'. Whitney. A null later arrival was
Richard Wanton Glider,
The dinner was not concluded until um
o’clock, when the party flied out of the la-
dies’ antrence on fifth'evcumr. l.“ tilt-mint
Governor Sheena paired oil in the lead
with Mr. Crolaer. Mr. Whitney come next,
and Don Dickinson walked with Mr. Unr-
play, all going to the: Huffman Home.
Mr. Whitney said that theyhnd a very
plea-rant dinner, and that Mr. i‘lrvolnnd
and all were well pirate-l with the outlook.
He said that i: mus an err-:r in murmur;
the: thcconiingul .‘vir.I'Z.-v.l.t:nl n. f.‘..w
York was the :iilr-gv-il entire-rerun at the
dinner of lent aneduy night, in loot, no
one at the dinner knew that Mr. I'lewleud
was coming, except hlr. Dickrnmn and
himself.
'rru- Iluult.
From all that could he gathered from ve
rions sources the Yet-ill! at the conference
that lulled till midnight was that the
"treaty of peace" was signed between the
two faction- of the Democracy in this state.
It is said that Senator Bill an is repre-
eentstivee have been placeted and that the
senator will speak in the court campaign.
There true story that on had been
laid for ten persons and was later changed
to six. Hr. Whitney denied this etory and
said that only six were expected. ltr.
(leveland’s plain are not wtthrd. lle will
The Republican club hag-re.
New You, fiept. 0.-—The formal cell for
the fifth annual convention of the National
Bepublicenlieegueof Clubs has Just been
leaned by General J. 8. Clarkeon. president
of the hegno. The delegates are instructed
to aaasmble in Buflaloat 10a. In on Sept.
l5. Over 1.0)!) active delegates from every
atate in the Union, together with rupee
eentetivee tram the College ow. Worm
en's Republican association and nearly 1,000
more workers. are expected to be on the
leer when President L'larlteon delivers his
opening address oi welcome.
A notable feature of the convention will
he the great women's Hepnhlirau rue-s
Inesttagtobeheld on Yrida .Bept. it. en—
tire auspices of the Worn-o'er Muir
Annotation a the United he...»
1. [lion Poster. preeitlent, in the chair.
Thiaisthednt nationelrnees mtingol
Republican women ever held in cinnamon
with a antic-decoration. and marks the
hem ofaaewepoch in politics
(letha- will call the «invention
to order and delivertheaddreas of welcome,
after which the appointment of committees
and hearing of rsporta will occupy the day.
In the event an humane league man
if?
Ilen- llelne a Suicide. my“! be hmmt lush hell
Mme-3mm; “when”. two” mane”. new...
1 v ‘ I
””m‘m‘“ 'm'm M” humour: suicide as Baden mm Bendix
griefetthslasofhiswite. Ameagthe whowllladdrvastha
consul Kellogg seas-need. -~- WM-.. nestle; are William Iteltieley.
Wan-rams,” aquac, xenon, "tr nail-w Ouvve- an. at Ohio; 3. tiloet Invent. l 0 Wot
of unindsnumuium New NJ.&pt.P.-Tha health-o- oottfileha It'll-ml? Doiiivu,
“It I." fromdatyby manna-cementum“. Cheri-Helmhendotheescfequeipm
Wham,“ t statement inthervriahceraetery here are lea-than lee-ea
(“WE-“I MM“"""“” “‘1'“ Fer-euro loo-elm- nut-nu.
a margin-- Illia ill-sane. Wane hives Jueorroa, nape. Bulb
Me. in. cane. way. mun.m,septo.~—Tbo their). ”Mamflflmmflelfi-
4m 7 9,- gm medthehoteateatchnrehhere, m: ”II-“r! M). "when" am.
y" “a, wum’mmm.aomnmlm;mmmmmh
' them-mmmet forth-eat. . ran "Wam- mow manure
W “a m“, N rm ”um I," I no ), mm mm moms to
w the lntmdncflo-o‘m ' ""' "m" 1'” F" “‘9 W” m‘ m
M or. m». Beetle-Privy Ollee- (Duhl‘lmall mm. (in-m
m... allot , W with! . these tow- ehewelepahliu
HAMIURG’S DAYS OF DEATH. wfllaueesedvmaegradeu I linbter of landwm HI a Win-of til
"""" Mu- .... Grimm um:- Wale
w‘mmm‘””“‘ mnlthsDe-ocrenbt. fathom
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mubylohanaveepmiaam over ’
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“T“ New lav-a, lapt._e.~‘l'iara hash-ea a
mudmhmtevsm
«coma-Governor Waller was Is the
less for the m aswheltae for
meherruw "r
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iam- Manama ounce-ram “m“u”.,wm._u'm"'= m
WHOM “wife-bother“ ‘. “mmh‘
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SEPTEMBER 11.
PEthvLVANIAdXNfitlé ram. ‘ .- ' '
_.__. __ i
n- Ieysteee Meta the lead the listen '
In Its Exhibits.
Rammed, Sept. 9.41» «more
committee of the Pennsylvania World’s
falroommiadou met. with Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Wanna presiding. There are new
”application for space, and when allure
in they will exceed new. The long delayed
can exhibit has now been ilecldrd own and
will be full and creditable. The applicpv
tione for space, transportation, electricity
and manufactures excel those of any ether
state. A horticultural exhibit worth at
leaatmxlllhasboen promiaodfromprlvate -
l
parties.
Rapid progress is being made on the state
building. which will probably be dedicated
onOct. 21 or 2:. On motion of Governor
Pattieon the building committee was an-
thoriwd to furnish the unto building to
harmonize with the interior and place in it
a thound electric lights if . The
commission is very enthuse. .o in the work
and has every assurance that Pennsylvania
is far ahead of every other state in the
number of exhibits, buildings and work
generally.
'rnnee Gets liar Spun.
Chicano, Sept. it—The threat of France
tomalre no part of her Mum exhibit at
the World’s fair unless her demands for
space were acceded to by Sept. 10h» had
the desired effect, and the (initials decided
to grant. the amount of specs originally
asked for.
1
HATIOKAL LEAD!!! OAIII
At Boston—v a. n. n.
, ,tooouobnolel
”(Dittiltillll III):
Sttvetts and (lanai. llnwioy and Buckley.
At Philadelphlan n rt. n
Philadelphia .10500100—7l34
Cincinnati. .1 z: a u u o o It 6 9)
t‘ , K . Dowm and Clemente; Sullivan
audi'saghen.
At New York—- in rt. a.
NewYorh... .: :i o o 0 n, 0 o o~ 5m 6
Pittalmrg... .0 a 0 u :i n l n x. .um i
King and Boyle, Baldwin and Miller.
A: Brooklyn—. x, n g
Marilyn ....... 2 o 0 0 o o 2 n on 4 in t
Chimp) ......... 20|lllfiilntiu21|
Hart, stein and Klnalow; tinmlnert and
Schrtver.
At Baltimore“ a II. I
mllmlffi.....,5 (I 0 ll 2 o c o a~tlla x
heulsvillo ...... l 0 l l) l U l 0 l» 3-1;! 3
Victory and lhabluson. (‘laimen and Merritt.
uaeraax Leanna can»
At Troy-
Troy ,,,,, oooroornoui-
Male...” 0 0 ll 0 It t) 3 ll 01
(‘iarkmn and Cahlll. Sullivan and {toy
At linen-heater—
Binghurnton .......... t 5 2 l t l 5
Bochnrter ........... o o o o n o :.
Ink: and Cole. Coughlin and ll) era.
At Providence—
1002:5010».
.000000(r00«0
yen. Taylor and Ham
Seven Killed and ‘I’Iuen Injured.
Animus. Pi, Sept. 9.——A work train
collided with a passenger train on tile-(leer
held and Cambria railroad in a deep rut .
neerlhkonwood’a mill. Barth engines and s .' . ' , '
number of cars were piled in afrightful ', W" Lu” 1" “ . Avoid
mi. “wage,“ “rpm and mm” ."eu insist on luring ll!
Parrish werciustantly hilled,liolng buried ,~,_ -:r SHiH bun!
[I’Br‘llh their engine. Fire"! the crow of 515kb,: !, :2 SOULE' Sty. . f: Y
the wurk tram, Italians enxl .‘iwerim, names an}: 1,-
unknown, were killed and three injured. - -
ne-
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(ill-ally Evidence Found.
loamy. Sept. D.~A search of the office
of Andrew McKee, arrested on a clung» of
having been implicated In the much: of (hr
woman whom mutilated remains “vh‘
found near Althor'pc, reunited in tho due
covery of the calcined bones of a baby and
the remains. also cahined. of a womanh-
arm .m..- N _,_.. , t A
Cain! and Actress Wed.
Vllssa. Sept. 0. About i'harloe llmlulph
Ferdinand Kinehy,son and hviro! Prince ”EASAHI
Ferdinand Kiniky. lurnlluf ”to great foinily
of that name, has mused a m-neatwn among
the Anetmn aristocracy by marrying the
Hungarian actress. llkn l’elmay.
An Army Scandal Probable.
(.‘nrcsoo, Sept. 0. » .~Geuersl Melee tuned
an outer for a 0mm martial of Unateuant
Harem Maxwell, 0! the fifteenth infantry,
at Fort Bheridan, for breach» of discipline.
Quite an ugly army scandal is likely to do
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hand “turn. .39.: mac-ax hn'r‘golbb llrll’l‘;
earn It renew " ‘ '“m
LIKES "£13161!!!
All it late sell it at me. and GI area?!" you
or I "v
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Pliunlurnla. tippt. it. wendure llrvgy her
entered a deem ordering all the noun and
securitie- of iron Hall of Winter" char.
actor wherever («road in Penney-hauls tr
he paid over to lleceiver Graham.
Read This!
Ht uhemee ire-[linoleu- and chi-s racket:-
ymi o .m lull] all of the rmrttlemmi-u lhetiinv.
and mine of the people ell of the time. but on
can“! lunlall the pimple alltbellme. Au .n-
downwnt Policy In the (‘nnnmrth-ut flannel
Life Insurer-re t‘umrem' is what the mnple
will hereafter they new bumfmlenl into buy-
inc erhrmr ur rtwap Inaurarwr. ('lo-wp in-
auratunle like rlu-ap roomy; it ain‘t worth
muvh.
It you want primer-lion for your lamll . or
ymmdtinrmnfohlw. tapioln ll nlle
will" on the endowment p en In the t‘um
l I letwvnl Lite lounrancethimmnymf um.
um .
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new". or “'Mhlrtchm Ht. Ninth Nor-w
NEW LIFE.
Iran-nth College amt-g.
llaaovse. N. 8.. ilept. 9.~'|'he college
year at Dartmmth opened with an ester
ingclass numbering seventy-Ive. le‘thc
football rash between the «Moraine and
frvehmen the former won
Ila-ea in lion-t llslly.
loner not“, It. 1., tiept. anemia
shoe factory wee burned sad at one time it
was feared the town would be destroyed
Nine dwelliep polishing the factory werv
also hureedw mm... w
Admiral Waiter In t Dame.
Ventilator, dept. I.——Baar Admiral
when will have mused of the vol-eh
ottbe North Atlaatte squadron unmet tr
Veeuaels during the tumble them
Ila-sacred in car...
I" i ll. warm “mm M") 8
"this. ”m“
Dept. Ora-Tee Academy of ”an"
your menswear-enter
Ideas Mhflmmh eateet ' We.
mm.e-menamuym fiflwfifim e...
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almanac-sent. Mum a"...
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ind-nu. warm (lane.-
”male-flutes”
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Found 1
BrEitiig
uick. Return
' prlaced
in the
" Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
Flinn Forte leeeons.
Call on or addreea
llElllE M. lllSBllllW. .
a West avenue. South Norwslh
Reference. Walter J. Hall. 'tn Wool filth
mm. 5‘. ' "it? em
WAGONS. ’
Buggies, Pilgrims, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
prieeg‘”£e””s..ie All.
CALI: AND SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
0- Bernese»
5| Washington St. 80. Norwallr,
21 flain'8trset Norwallt.
First—elm
Bakers, ngleciiuners,
lCE CREAM.
C. Drill): . l Order-i l’r m tl ‘ Fill' l.
‘5’. I". lr-vlilyn.‘ -”luv 3 a
Gemsteek Bros.
LIVERY in BeAeeme
STABLES,
llElll llF THE WARWIGK HOUSE.
SOFT" . "I“VA LII.
Teams eat all Hours.
uni if
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Raise the
Objection I
THAT EVIZIIVI'IIINH I‘l rmvr 81“.!)
AT ”MAI-L A IAIKII.‘
l’ltnl’l'l‘ THAT THEY
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JUST W”? 'I'IIIIY SIIOUIJ’
ADVERTISE. WIIIIK I” I'll.
ADVANTAGE 0' sanmnm Palle-
TICI'LJNIJ' (WIMP 0|! llF‘I’ItIING
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I, Tlll‘. rtmrur any. HUT IA”.
AWARE 07 1’“le
Why not
Try the
Sentinel
Columns?
J. H. BRUWN,
“Ill!“ Pllllllli. "Ell and
m HTTIII. Til Illill‘lli.
MEET IIOI VIII
E.
64 Budhury St, Boston, Mass.
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank
DEPOSIT WORK OF All KillllS.
The Best Sales in the World.
e.memee‘ee‘.’eonceew.es;
Flag Walks,
Curb am”; 1
Put down in the best manne
the lowest price.
Fire and
M‘— ~—
GRABING,
SUBDING,
EXCAVATI
eimeie Bee
lllHN r. FLYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTE
‘ ‘ ieeemer sermon.
' t-ilLI-n tlm inter-nun! under the
Sales.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault Doers,
AND
50.000 in use. Always pre-
serve thsir Contents.
170 mid in Lynn ll-w \i: «- rim L’l'r'rl r‘w ‘. i ~
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Wll' v .1) of our anim- w- r: uh)" mi In More..- ..« .. quad it {.4 d‘ l n etrect. "omh No"
in irvwvrvimz tlimr our. r- .-
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CHAMPION ltlflt'tilil) :
Chic-mm Fire in lfil. in tlir Hum Hue-ton Fir»:
in 1:72. rind in All [Moment tlrn- ~inw, s on
her - invir‘nre.
~10 in fl.» til't'n?
Agents u mn’rxl. .~:i iilrn
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Waichestheinsxharms,
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
”BUR. JOHNSON & COMPANY.
m Montague 8L,
t'i'rru_ii.|,sqv.ms. llmllklyn, N. l
Time for our {teal-i deliver-ml in Smith Sur-
wnik lliflr‘ gin-n L'o‘lle’rltl mil-int lion. and our
l'lr‘7lltllH' the) lllr'lll If lei-.flr'rf, up rm i all'll, F'IU
inf-.rrimlim. t m. l- l u: x,»
i:. r.'.
GUS~TAV PlTZER.
l!‘ ’IAHJIUAU PLAVE.
Sfllllii lillll'flllll CON .i'm‘
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED ”Ii t'llir“'.\'£l).
Tri‘lll illlni with gold. Platinum. A‘llul-
Anmlmmv moi nil plgww rmih-rmln. '
T. i-zli trout-«l :mnl 'Illl'r‘t"'~fi|ll) I rm- :ml u Iii.
Hum, Mutinmu or Porcelain t'rnu n~.
Arline Lzl lt’r'lll on HuldJ'intlmnu, l‘umlnu
nth Mum and llltlrlrf‘ l'lielrn. and all work per-
Ialnini: ru rumlrrn alrnriniry.
3* mini attention given to Irregular and
("h alren'u mm.
All work at moot flammable- prior».
Teeth tilled and extremal tmlnlmly.
DB. F. W. DABMEB.
t2“'asllingtnn Ht. ilvr-r [Mei tifllce.
Smith Nurwnlk. t‘urm. m If
Economy. and Comfort!
I'M!
Gasoline Stoves
Ind unit that and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the my int main
THE MANHATTAN
ll All ”258.
‘Wlll bake, Mill and do all the wnrk of is
Move with ball the tumble and pipeline. ill)
to tie:- ln this town.
Callwund See Them.
”Bill!!! is
Arteries
Pill MB'IN i
l r. :4»: Holly which n ultal? of public pat
on. . l ll-fr‘r tn plumbing l have done fort.
pint seven yrnrs. in the employ of “2 H. ll 9
rr q: ('n All work will have my perennial 5
.-rvn~inu. and will lu- pmm -tly executed a
flatlsfarttnn vnerentml. télv» meetrielr
Cradduck’
Ill]. Iii!) WASHINGTBI STREE
The People’s Market.
.\l.l. K Fl)! 01" PRIME )IEATfi
l’lll'inll VEHETABLES IN THEIR
.VEASOX.
Hr.» : ~ :L lrial and you will become.” .I
nil-Yummy
Hard Times Prices
A. B. BRAllll—llliK,
Pl“ "’3! E1039.
[1' loan ' m .u .
Ir In gee you. so for In"
W. no f'fi'm'" bro-rel- a.
I.
’00-. 'i
vn "in
mafia-n so comma
' {tr-am: h. '
s . gripe-menu:
Ecru-er Egg-“nun
r g r a. ‘w
”I“, ..
nun” # as
M
'1'”. 'IBW
$312M...” 1“ «3
“fim ‘ ram
a brandfie‘i/rer found wanting, which
ot only cotablished but sustains
has
o,
reputation of', its manufacturers. ‘
. amt i nun.
mm mum in ionizer noes nettlxemmmwm la linemen... W45" tantrum! ...-.-..._-..,.- .-., — 10”" “MW & 80..
”Worse-as... inflammatory mm 3?th ”1?er Y. 38 , . fit "We?! “gm
9;; lived Ia Bee 0% lei-salt nil-Irindecehdee m2: "IVA”.EMIm * w H "Baker& so ' a!
Rowena. ' y ”‘9‘ p *1;ka $3," nfq' M‘Wmufihflu and a'll “eliminate! ‘ . r'ruewruu. more ' s ”flank mile
- u .- ‘ ‘ ‘ i . .
WIN"- tau-“e- More“ {3&an mm Stoves R z "W , - ., - ~ . ~~ M‘ man.
that he"? been enable to pay [cremat- ”""":"3m'.fi . mth'stmt. p was MERRILL ‘WdelMeliaaam.
A r or - mourn.
. ....... ....... ........ ‘ .. .. "NW- BUSINESS WHERE Mme-'1' zen. '""'-'.
Putnam. nil. ln-stu limo ‘ All. "I, STEEL In" “D [MI neurone. weir. ’ WWLWMMMJWWW'
lay, a mod. it. ., was drowned te h“— A live. veinstllethia mm mm no mo no... with i «an
tines-tab. “elbow ' mfiu'wtyaoummm mum!" nose-m rmflnuivuiuta'
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u... e... tn“? :3... . "mm“ unwed come-o.“ =5 ,.....» “iii-v» grime-M? not»: “me-357m” "W
.m . v ’. men
mums-unmet,“ "3| m If; any“: moor-'1.“ M” m"? 0.5:! II”
“n" ‘mm "' m" "'m I "7 '“lllu'nl UT. I'll“. do!” an» m dam" 'W‘M "'w'mflitr" u or .
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