{enmity head was perfectly bald.
vat induced to try Ayer's flair Vigor.
M More I had used hall a battle. the
hair began to grow. Two more bottles
Wtrmtasgwdahoadof hairas
"or ‘I had. On my recommendation,
ywrmmman cm; made use at
Aura Hair Vigor with the same wood
‘mlia.”—-—Slcplwu Graig. 832 Charlotte
vb, indolpblo. Pa. .
er’s Hair Vigor
.H. .
. M b lit. .1. P. .i yn k f‘o.. Lowell In
‘ by lnugguu Everywhere. '
no girls urnsr
“to institutions Mobbed by
‘ ‘Crowds of Depositors.
mum is nom prawn 0111.
was an...» at s-rr‘n Smudthe unnu-
luasoatha lasts. but the trounce-Id
I“ Be Stopped—financial Circles Ap-
mmw ‘l'oday. ‘
comm, Jane d-Jl'ha people who han-
tlsothc pople's army and those whose
Varonoy ls handled by others came down
towrhrlth an uneasy tooling this morning.
This fssuug was not abated any when
they saw crowds at many of the bank
doors. The 'pauic of yesterday had not
fully spent itself, and now men in finan-
cial chub, w'lille declaring that there is
nomae for alarm. are anxiously watch-
ingto sea what the day may bring forth.
They were wild and unfounded rumors of
impmdlng financial disaster which caused
the senseless runs on many of the banks
yuterday. Those chiefly affected were the
We State National bank,the StatehBauh
a! Commerce. the Hibernian Savings bank,
“Dino Eating»; banh,the Union 'l‘rust
‘eupaay’s funk and the Illinois Trust and
' ”in, MI. Under the circumstances
IthlolnalltrlhrtamthesagacltyJound‘
nessaad tonight of Chicago bankers to
my that they all withstood the strain.
Whuotha rumors sprang from is amys.
“0- Ms W m. wrraam.
It is no mystery how they spread, for
wildfire is no quicker in its flight than ru-
mor when she takes a fling at the banha
Whither malice or ignorance inspired the
rumors is unknown. but which ever it was
the effect was instantaneous and wide
spread. Fortunately the effect waa con-
tour! to uncomfortable crowding in the
linking rooms. to pushing and hauling
mg excited depositors seeking to with-
draw their money. and to the gathering of
curious crowds upon the sidewalks outside
the banks.
OR of the earliest and apparently the
most malicfonsrurnor oi‘ the day was to the
elect that John M. Smythe, the large fur—
niture dealer on West Madison street. had
failed. There was no tenth in the report,
and the managers of the concern could as-
fla no reason for its having been started
Other similar rumors of financial troubles
were fosradto be without bards when traced
What they had spread far and wide ho
lose they could be mentally contradict.
ed. and the movement on the city banks
t with. small demiiors oi’ savings—
tho with from “0 to {500 to their
t-who soon tilled many of the bunk-
ingroomaand began to clamor for their
army. Inevery case they found greatly
to their comfort the cashiers were prepared
for thin and ready to hand out dollar for
do .and it then became aquestion more
ly {tending in line to await turns at the
gm tellers’ wickets. All who came up
the regular hour for closing the banks
were ranged in line, and when the doors
were shut the payments proceednl just the
in the afternoon the lilinois Trust
Savings bank posted a notice saying
that the banks would remain open until 9
o'clock otnlght to pay depos tors. and that
the commercial branch of t e institution
would ruasia Open until the same time to
'7...“
itwsa announced that the bank
opal its doors at 9 o'clock this
, or an hour earlier than usual, to
those who wished to with-
w my. These notices had no
.inallaylngthe panhand
thabonkcutlnludtopa ofldepoaitorsas
%
i
tel srs could count
9h o'clock. when the
t.
5%
£5
E
were still
front of the building.
said: “Theta are 810.-
ln this department of the
seven more paying depositors.
1. hours a day it will take seven
day! to pay out the Mailman).
run a the deposit accounts.”
Savings hank posted a notice
advantage of the law
to so daya’ noticefor the
sa deposits. There
ran on the mt. but its
to protect t selves
Thom is control:
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list Air Mutiny.
Plans and eelirnates furnished for either
but water. stea- or hot air heating.
fll BOUT]! IAIN 81'. ,
FACING HER JURY.
a! flash llordea Couture-ans l-
laraoat “lad-y.
Kn’w Browne. Mane. June o—With
be Jury box all filled the trial OHM
Idea was commenced in earneat this
morning, and'heforu today’aseseionia our
will be well under way.
The prisoner appeared in court at the
usual time today attired in the same our
tours of black. She wore the some hat
that came down over her forehead and was
trimmed with black lace. old blue velvet
and a few feathers. She took her seat and
glanced inquirinuly at the jury box. where
sat the l? men who are to find her guilty
or innocent of those awful crimes.
ller eyes'mted on George Potter of
Westport, the that juror who passed mus—
ter. lie is a pleasant featured man, appar-
ently about wyem of age. and if it can
be judged by appearances is a man who
will render a verdict strictly in awordanee
with the evidence. Then she glanced at the
others.
William F. Dean of Taunton is a man
whose hair is plentifully sprinkled with
gray and is evidently about the middle
ago. He has a searching eye. tahee close
note of all that takes place about him and
is an interested spectator of all that in
transpiring.
John Wilbur of Somerset is a man whose
well tanned features clearly show that he
is employed in the open air. and his well
whitened locks show that he has wdl
passed his youth. He is of a nervous tern-
pemmcnt and twists his mustache lucesa»
antly while listening to the proceedings.
Frederick C. Wilbur of llaynbam is ap-
parently not over 40 years of age. llehaaa
look of determination and does not bear
the appearance of one who could easily be
shaken in his opinions after they were first
formed.
funnel K. Wilbur of Easton is a In!
looking man of ruddy complexion and has
a face betokening intelligence. He looks
like one who would be slow to form an
opinion, and having once formed it would
maintain it against all comers.
Louis 1).}le of Tnnntonla a man
whose snow white locks and heard give
evidence that he has seen many summer‘s
suns and winter's snow. llis overhanging
eyebrows and strongly set features denote
his large degree of intelligence and firm
nose of character.
Augustus Swift is a well known New
Badford business man. and those who are
familiar with him ore awaited that any
verdict. that might have his assent will be
Itl'ictly in accunlnnrc with the evidence.
Frank i}. Cole of Attleboro has reached
mlddleage. lie is n goml looking man.
with a sharp, searching blnck eye. ills
features are sharp in outline. and firmness
is a characteristic of his physiognomy.
John C. Finn of 'l'mtnton in the young-
w man in nppmrnnce of any who have
their acute in the jury box.
Mr. Westcott is a man who appears to
have rcachul the middle age. and him a
countenance that demure more than an
average degree of intelligence.
Charles I. Richard-r of North Attleboro.
the foreman, is a kindly ltalfll’t‘i’l man with
a full head of hair of silvery white. In ap
peamnce he is one given to weighing mat-
ters well before [rescuing judgm t audto
whose opinion weight is to be at richer].
Tin and Olin“
Allen ll. “'urllcll of Dartmouth. the
last juror non-pied, in a man about is years
old, and is evidently employed inthe open
air. being well browned from ”will! to
the weather. lie has a fmnh. open coun-
tenance and looks as if any venlict or con—
clusion he might reach would be the re-
sult of careful consideration of all the
facts presented to him.
The quickness which the jury was eru—
paneled was a surprise to evorybody.evea
the counsel, and they were somewhat on-
prepared. District Attorney Knowlton is
of the opinion that at least three weeks will
be required now to finish up the trial. pro
vided there an no set buds.
Lust-aur- In,» M muss.
humour. ity., Jane d~'l'he lightni
played awful havoc at tho little town of
Saditzor. five miles from here. Farmer
James Reddin. his wife and visitors, Mrs.
John Lyman and Alexander Harbour.“
sitting on the front porch when a bolt of
lightning descended. lnstantlyhllllng Mrs.
Lyman, lieddin and Barbour. Mrs. lied-
din was so shocked that her recovery is
hardly possible. Three corpora lay at her
feet. The house was not burned.
Cadets 'I'ry I'ontooalac.
Wm Pom. Jone ammo. the the!»
mometer trying to rear-h the nineties and
the air laden with humidity the with
built a huge of boats scrum an angle of
the Hudson, over which an army might
have crossed with safety. When Captain
Lush gave the command to begin work,
the boys went at it with a will. float after
boat was placed side by side andplanhs
put down. Soon an excellent bridmwas
ready for traffic.
Italian. as Well as “has: hatred.
Cruel-Ls i'nrtn. Colo. June a. w'l‘bt
liehluan Pipe emnpany'a agent at Denver
shipped in a carioad of ltaliansto wort
nponthefrnewrrservoir. Thereisaeanrp
law against the employment of Chlaear
and ltalisua, and the foreigners were no
aooarrunloadsd than a delegation of ill)
lava waited on than and demanded that
theylesvsthecarop. lfiheydo not than
is sure to be trouble.
humor. 0., June it ~ The city has
lied in a modulo foot passe on tla
ghton farm. five miles east of thaeity.
When the was was struck the flow was so
strong that the tools won blown out at
the well. This well ontrirats the lam
Manhunt“ thumping-seas
haheard for five miles. Than is great er-
sitcrneat. W“
he Alba-y Cow-ell m
Amrtr. Jane a—The struggle forth
eaatrolofthealbaayeonnaon Mire
tween the regular llemoestie organisation
and the Republicans and boiling Demo
crate. which has been pending for some
time. was practicallyeadadwhea tho m
In Democrats won a signal vines-y.
Welalfilaha-tbm
law You. Jessa—Dr.'t'boin-P.Coa
laaof Erection. lass..s‘adliss hall
Wileos.who reeaatlyrsaeanssl barrows
‘fl assaisterolthsordrronurvylathaew
out of Mount fit. carpi, la llartf
wars-strum. tbsgharnhoffitJ'rag
heater.
”reams-m
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DEAD Ill TllElB CHAIRS.
w...“
A Murdered Family Found in a
Burning House.
arm! 01’ A TRIPLE wanna.
”the. lather and Daughter Instantly
Illlwrl by a [hither and ‘l‘belr llodlaa
Left In Ukllha l'osltlnlaw'flro Ila-ca
Ilad Almost Concealed Ih Awful CM
lionsn's Pom, x. Y.,June a—fiittlnn
upright in three chairs. with stony eya
glaring vacantly into space. three murder-
ed bodies faced the flames destroying a
farmhouse. it was a night that nearly
paralyred John Gilbert. when he broke
into Omroy Edy’s house on the Beach
Ridge mad. more the Canadian line. nineI
miles northeast of this place. Gilbert is a
hired man employed on I'Idy'a farm. He
saw flames issuing from Bay's house one
by. With almost superhuman effort he
succeeded in brmhing down one of the
doors and dashed into the common sitting
room of the family. Med in an arm-
chair. with all his clothing on, Gilbert
found the body of old man Edy, with a
gaping wound in the forehead. As he
reached the canoe. Gilbert’s gaze wandered
through a doorway opening into the
kitchen adloinimr. Then. sittingalso in
chain, were Mrs. Edy and her daughter,
Emma. aged 27.
lather and Daughter 10-.
Not milling that they, too, were dead
Gilbert called to them. Xot removing any
reply Gillie“ (lashed into the kitchen anti
then fell back in alarm ”other and
daughter were dead. in each head waa a
bullet wound. .l-Zach wnnmn'a throat was
cut from ear to ear. Both were dream! as
usual for the house.
In the meantime the damn cmkled
around the building. the boot grew tribune
and black smoke nlmmt blinded the young
man. Selling Edy's body he bore it tothe
outside and laid it upon the urns». Then
plunging twice again into the homing
building he lay by the dead man's side two
ghastly burdenn.
By this time the flames bml urinal such
headway that it wnsirngwe’uaiblc for Gilbert
to reenter the house. lmvinn the three
bodies where-he had piacml them be run to
the nearest neighbors to spread the alarm.
Soon a small group of friends mllefied
near the smoking ruins. it one found that
every pocket in Edy'a clothing had been
turned inside out. an robbery mm at once
suspected as the motive of the triple mur-
tier.
The house. of brick veneer. was burned
in the ground. thereby limit") in: any evi-
dence which might lead to n clew. The
bodice were cnrricd to a neighboring house
and n jury emmneled. but nu furtherlight
was thrown upon the tragedy:
A Illn- Slumber]-
The only penun upon whom suspicion
ll-sllt i-ra rnnn rmmml l'orrl. At one time
ilt‘tltr'lipir'ri .1 formhoune owned by Edy,
who \tnn-umwirzttiwly well to do. Font
illli iv' our fwbinvi bond in the payment
L~ rvx: ...:.vl lily uu~lnl him by lrual
p:..nnlit-4>. Ford la sold in have mmlo
llm ... ~ of Vinlrlu .- against his former larul‘
[uni
HRH-era are now looking for him. If the
mm-.!--rr-r l'i mngbi flu-re is little question
but that he will be lynched. The Edy!
worrgrmtlyestrrruwl by their nelublsmr
and were industrious and luofleusive peo-
plc. As the l» ll. were fully dressed. it is
believed that t y were murdered early the
evening before.
The murderer probably spent all the
night in the house with his victims.»
sacking the premises for plunder. At day—
break be set In to the house and made his
escape. Mira lvldthe murdered daughter,
III-mm tohavebnar marriedtoapuwnl—
l
son of the murdered farmer. lsa Iumltli
bnwlnme man in Montreal. lie has taken
detectlvoa to the scene of the tragedy. It
is reported that three American cmrhehad
been arm in the neighborhmul of the farm
and that the suupieion might alight upon
them. investigation shownl that there is
no truth in the rumor that three strangers
:ad been seen loitering in the neighbor
nod.
More no..." lflamloaa Asher!-
Stoves. flanges & Haters
m. mil. rent it» Illlll
mut- ov-
d'awill "W I lid
:5} pried.
mamas-u .
. tatboetty.‘
\lllli.
I" VASIIIIITDI 8T. IIIIIBE.
mmnm all!
motto is
nose,
FELL 3,000 FEET.
not-nasa- a! Mia law ts. rat-r III-up
of Account Jew-ll.
Tunas. June ill—Charles
an aeronaut. made a admin“ ascension
hero and loot his life. The affair took place
at Cochran path. a picnic ground on the
Delaware. near Trenton. Richmond was
an employeeol the Jewell brothersand was
filled as “Professor Jewell.” lle made an
ascension at the some park on [laceration
nlny and _Inotber lmut Kat-inlay. Ono the
lat ter occasion he went npinto the air hill)
feet and came down safely in the streets of
ton.
Richmond rose gracefully into space.
sailing with the wind lassoutheasterly
direction. When he cut loose from the
balloon it was noticed by the spectra-
tors that the parachute failed to work
properly, and they were horrified to see
Richmond discard with lightning rapid-
ity. making revolutions in the air as he
came down. Several women fainted and
everybody in the great. throng wan thrilled
or sickened by the spectule. Richmond’s
descent began about a mile from the start~
ing point. he landed in a muddy little
stream called sturgeon pond. and lfhewas
alive when he touched its surface he was
drowned. .. _
JEFFERSON saw BOOTH.
'l'h Dying Tragedial Did Not W
lib Old Friend.
N“ YORK, J one il—Karly this ing
it was admitted that Edwin Booth waady-
lug. Joseph Jefferson. accompanied byhis
son and Mr. Biehaui. called on the trage»
dian. Mr. Jelerson was permitted to see
him and atood at the bedside (or 15 min-
utes. it is doubtful, however. if Mr.
lkroth recognised who it was. The well
known comedian was unset/ed to wanna
he saw the eruaciaied figure of his bmtber
Actor.
When Mr. Jefferson was there. Edwin
llmth was lying on his back. the right
hand above his head. ’l‘heeyes werecloscd
for the greater part of the time. then they
would open wide and stare vacdfrtly. His
breath came in pp», and although all the
n indows in the room were thrown open br-
Mfr mud to under greatly for want of air.
in addition to Joseph Jefiersun. there
Were many other callers. but agar was alt
louul to see Edwin Booth.
CHOLERA LEAVES ITS LAIR.
In the Far hat the l’oat la [We'll-Ila.
VIII-goo and mill-g M
('ossrasvrsmri. June 0,—4th from
several cities of Ablatic ’hrrhey say that
the cholera has appeared in many districts
and la spveading rapidly. Along the lower
Tixris out! the flhavcl-Arnb river permit
are dying by tbouaanda “'bole villages
have been deserted by those fleeing from
the pest.
The panic hau become so great that feu-
familiea wait to bury t heir dead or even to
nurw their sick. but fin- to the nest town
to mvape the infection. The fugitive-91mm
atricken tour on are spreading the epidemic
with appalling rapidity.
BASEBALL SCORES.
KATIOSAL LEAHCI tidbits.
.\t .‘er Yuri. an. r.
Nev-Yak... z n l r o :l 2: o x—rlllll a
St. lnni» ...... it o o o o o z n 1. .5 h 5,
tilraarrn and iiunwn. “(talc and Doyle. l'ra-
pine Snyder.
At lirmhlyn— ll. II. I.
linmklyn..... o l o o t o n n 0 5m 3
Chicago... ...l I l i! l 0 2 l 0 7 it 0
lilmrrk. )h‘lliurm and Svhm er; llmlthwh and
Klonluw. l’mpln- Etnaii'.
.it liminn rt. a. a.
Wanton. l I) :l l 2 3 2 0 I- fill 5
i'ierelsml. . ,o l i) 2 2 l t 0 o in s 3
Clarksnn. Young and U't'urmuv; Mal“ and
Merritt. l'mplrc Hum.
Ar Washington rr. a. r.
Washington...l J 3 i) l I 0 0 IN Li 5
l'lllabun‘... . 1| 0 l l i it it 0 l I H 3
Terry, “alright and Mao-h; Duncan and Moo
unite. l'rnpire Metals-it».
At i'lliiliiripiriet It. II. I.
Philadelphia” I» o 2 2 o l l o s e :5 b
rim-runner. ,u :t l o o l c z o 0 ti n i
Mnllsne and )lnrphy. their and (flaunts.
Umpire-- mam.
Alli-ltirnr
It. It. I.
.‘l (l 5 ii I
o o. :l 5 ‘
Stratum and Iirlrst. McMahon and lbobinsa-n.
l'rnptrev lrlaunblln.
KAL‘IIK.‘ Llhfil'l “All“
At Bflfim Albany-Erie game in M
potted on account of rain.
0
0
'l'h Colonel fled to ”eaten.
Li". Na... June de Lynn man who
is a friend of the defaulting on colonel of
the numb regiment, J. Albert Mills of
Newburyport. states that he is now in
Mexico -..- M ”0‘
Could not halts-n Wank-a.
'I'lw‘l, N. Y.. June (sm'l’he failure of the
Fort Ann Woolen company of I'm Ann.
Washington rounty, was said to be caused
by Inability to realise on mantis in New
York.
A tiara War- Am
Imminent. x. 1.. June it». farms on
both sides of the Delaware rim mpiain
one species of «interactive corn worm.
Hundreds of aorta have been destroyed.
loll Ulla!- M
mm Juno ‘r-A coroner's jury
hold Patrick O'Hara "sprawl“. for the
deathof item-n Thais. The area bada
fight one week ago Sunday in a saloon.
PARAGRAPHIC Mews TALE8.
Thesnlt of William P. laidlaw against
Ila-sell flags for m.“ for injuries to
esivadatthetl-sof the dyaa-lteaxplo
slants iisn'solleswashsgaa.
Tumm- cos-pastas of the
lam-at cancer-of the hind iathsw't.
hasfsiled. i
ThtrfslofAldemaalleKr-tof Brook-
lyn for Columbia- eelobrstisu dayfrawrl
haunhd‘aitrlymoam
KJMIWVIIIM
Hugh Roar. the mounting witness
the ' onslab, the
Insist says
striker-Hanna art-II ea their own ro
“tribunal—Hague”.
Mylarwltanmiaw
“Maudflmw'naasoataf '3‘
Atllnlalo-A turns.
‘—..r _ .tl.-— 'm'Tmy ........... oourttooruoul
”2;“.313§“3.1§'.?'. In 2.13:2...“ "W ' ° “ " ” 0 ” " ”’ 0 ‘ 5
- ' “ - , (‘altlllamlflmberJhrWu-aurlDruuby. r...
was made by Sin-helm", liewfnaon d: f o. it" "win
to errjoln the United Garment l‘utters’ a» .u lunahammv . a. 1;,
Irwiatltmlrom‘ ‘..or ““,_llii l ‘ ..0§|1000l232l60
boycott aualurt the firm. Providence. .0 o o o o 0 o o 0.. u 4 a
l'an-y and brings; Niall-lea. thallium and Mg.
lists-ch. l'u-ptrwr‘lhmbes.
Fatal Dyna-no lam
Emotional}. l’a.. June ii.~-.t
tore explosion of dynamite tiled in blast-
ing for the New berths-radium“
Water“ railroad injured eight triers. The
run were put on a llrlaware. lad-wanna
and “Vs-tern railroad train and tater: to
llolmhrn. when one 0! them. named Pits,
gibbon-.diui in the waiting room. 11..
when were taken to tit. Mary's hospital.
llolh will babiy tile. The other on
m l to New York and wiilgo
to their homer at Yoruba».
a litter Lanai-c In m.
Chicano. Jase ilm’l'h- friewla of the
Isis-tag halter. lletraana flebaflaer. pro
cared theorvvioss of a profs-airmail dim,
who spent all the afternoon in walking on
the bottom of the take a rails or two from
shars. but the wort was sspvodndivsof
recalls. Further evidence was adduced
showing tint flebaflarr Ira m on a car
bound for linol- park. which strength-u
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Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
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“lv
Bill Hill [IS
afewdaynasd ouwill be startled at the man
ported raeeeu thyat will reward you eloru it v
pmitlrely have the belt bastar- to ole: an agent
that can be found on the fan of this earth.
.05.“ profit on .7530 worth of business is
his eaoiiv and honmably made by and paid to
ha ed) of In. women. boys. and girls to our
employ. You can rate money faster at work for
Irina- owhsveauyldeaof. The battles! is no
are. and lartruetionr so simple and plain,
are-editor- the start. Thosewhotshe
hold of the burners nap the advantage that
an». iron: the mad reparation ot one of the
oldest. most will. and largest publishing
houses is America. Secure for oamlftbe prodts
that the ton-lam sorvadily sad handsomely yields.
All brgiLair’ra weed grandly. and more than
realise t amt "pertains. Those who
1 it wen-ea”; as we tell then. Iberelapleaty
Jmforafewmoreworhen.aadwnam
[Maintain-co. lfyoaarral cm.
played.” re a few spare mutt. wish
to an the. to advantage. then write so at o
for this it your grand mama-I11“ and nrelv
in" its an by return mall. resa.
It'll 8 C0. lion No. 4”. Aug-Ito. I.
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Barn lard Manure.
Air-Slanted lime.
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TIME AND
LABOR SAVED.
Forstmplfr‘iiy. durabflfiy and convenience.
machine Iwrequal. it can be fastened
in any tub and removal at your leussure. it
is simply the old faslnnod washiioard pet to
machine: ‘. The last 1- roller is fluted the some
aa- a wash rant. our the small rollers take ti».-
placeor yum knuchlrm. The clothes one» be.
tween the. roller-.9. and the more is obtained
hymns of a spring, is lrh allow.- them to
adjust themselves to large or small garments.
it cleaned the (“inure-s by forrim: the water
through them. and will not wear or injure the
iineat fabric. You can wa~h anything from a
ban-ltet'rblef to a strip of mrrwt. .\ child
twelve yearn of age can use-rate it while wash-
ln the lat est armenls. THE ONLY MA-
C DE :l' A1" Vim. TAKE THE STREAKS
01:1” ul- \l‘ftl.~!f'-ftASlJS, COLLARS AND
ill FPS. By a littlejudicxous management in
handling the machine. you can save-medial!
the time anrllabirof wash and the price
of the machine eve year. a the wear and
learn! (10!th llu reds of them are now in
inc and were .-old strictu on their merits.
PRICE—$5.
W
1hr- above is the work the manufacturers
rlairnit will perform. Our biulno-sn is in get
people to deummtrata the facts for themsel-
van. We will lnanauy trustworthy person a
machine on trial ‘tlll they are satisfied it will.
or will not. do the work as claimed. Try one.
We sell the Billlfllli Fillllllfi
WASH-BEACH. Sfilfl.
Bill"? ‘5' 8.0th
BABY BABBIABES
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.‘\‘(. .I‘a‘. .t“
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IAIBFABlllBEBS' PBlBES.'-
The oldest manufacturer of baby and doll
carriage in the country. Ivory It In and
Moranythlnuyonean . allond
the-.aulnetprioaa. whle anthoiowoit.
F.
BOYLSTON.
ROWAV'I'ON. (‘11. omits R. R. tit-lion. ‘
In:
"Wille’Tffliim
THE
WBBlB’S FAIB.
not "you unset some the next but thing
and lat-Inn one of the
Souvenir Spoons
Nonh’é' Studio
by ditto; fovadaseaofhlahest
CABIIET PHBTBGBAPHS.
‘\
HEATERS. " »
rm mVlfARE
1“” T or, I, ilk. . “
salhavaaowaflallltasst
muons.
STOVES.
Habit; it til its Branches.
Hill Sioclf Pllflllifls SUPPLIES
T. S. BBNALBSBN,
South Norwalk. “ii
flu off tumult M
ilelfrsr‘sfisrly Saturday Ionian .
Imported Oils.
Sardines.
FRESH VEGETABLES Flllll
. lilliillS Hills EVERY DAY.
Hunt&leluif,
Wholesale and Retail Fish Market.
Peas.
R0
STEAMERSY
6:40 p. m.
,_-__*
able rates.
SELECTYGUR “
WHOM !
2 Large Lois Bumn Ave.
4 flood Lois
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lois
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Luis
Lincoln Ave.
l5 Sigmly Lois
on the. Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantec deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. rYou
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly-may way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
—-——-M———
PRICE,
$350, $400, Bic.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate olllco of
TAllBB & GOLDEN.
Wssursurox 87.,
or on the promises of JOHN
HINIDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar (30., iiil
Washinrrton street. 02’.”
SAVlfYER’S
Dandelion
Compound.
Gives You THE
Pure Blood. BEST
Ar Active liver. BLBBD
lionniitonach. MEDICINE
llnrrtl Appetite up
WWW SPRING
WW“ TONIC
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LVANSHORE
Leaves
scorn NORWALK—Aozoo and 11:30 a. m-
‘2100, 3:30 and
'l
norm: Porn—10:45 a. m.; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m.
>....._
25c —— Excu RSION FARE —-~ 25c.
—————~«ooo - ——
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason—
i—f. dm‘rémuisou.
LICENSED PEABMACIST.
Enter-m r to l. )l. HOYT.
We are in an age of Perfume. and bya
thousand artful mntrivances all the delicious
onion»! the garden are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The fragrant Violet l5 Impris-
‘Oflv-ri, and the definite subtle flavors of a
ltbousnnd floral beauties are brought into
_rv-misitiun so that woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. Of all tbochnlce var-
ferim- of Perfume.» none can compare with our
1
mt if
unit-1w. DA‘RMEfiI
POST orrrcz BUILDING.
South Norri'alk.
f‘oun.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled “distracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
8281' SET 0' TEETH ON RED BIIIIIIIEIK
$8
No better made no matter how much you pay
Teeth extracted without pain. -
(tins. Vitillzed Air or Aropbene).
”on
pg
Teeth cleaned. — — . . 78!
Teeth filled with Amalgam. - - fill!
Tet-lb tilled with Platinum. — - 15::
Teeth filled with Gold. - Ill!) and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Office open from 8 a. -. until 9 p. at.
Entrance No. L' Washington at. M if
E.0.M0rri$8afélio
Successors to E. i‘. lorrls & Co.
carrrat. "50.000.
it Budhury St. Boston. lass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
mg»;
Bank Safes.
Bank faults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT Willi! Ill All All”.
The sat sun In a. unit.
litflfn m. Alleys pn-
, rem their Ballasts.
nuke-narrow
0N amour) also is the
(ma
Nil l in WW I.
World “ng%:
“nonunion Biol"
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