,v
‘ Cures Others
wmlcure you.
at
not.
v.) pt... ‘
.lavs
rlrollrg. to... art tar-Fitting.
Tlr III Shut Iron Wort.
Ilot Alr Hating.
”HIE WILL ATES'I'IFI.
“‘Bordentofixpialu About
theDreasBurning.
mmmomamronr.
meow-u llav lye-wan mound--
Iutaudncaotoi liar Wu land
”kW—I'M Inga-at I'm
m
ll“ Moll). Man, June ll.—lt h
now dgnltoly stated that ex-Governor
. m will Lilalo Borden to take
thowitneraatan wheuthe inning oi the
drieunoomer. lt la raid that she will be
able to explain away some oi the moat
don-«Ins ent- m-de against lm in
aruan'rnv both Iimple and direct.
amended“ the moat dam-
polut yet made against the prlaoner,
willbacxplained ar theaet oian innocent
woman, riucrthe reryopenneaeoi the-ct
ital! had a tendency to disprove guilt.
I‘ theflrlttlmain her 10 month'ao-
. with it the law was kind to
ligation-lo Borden cried at itskiud-
l'he than which refund to start in
' iaoe oi marlin rau freely downher
m Chic! Juatice Manon an-
nounced tfltit weatheopinlonoitha
an altar 1X hour’s deliberation, that
the ttltlmmy wrung irom her during
than don oi dun-a laat August could not
be a‘lul auinrt her now.
Her tame ahook with ache. She covered
heriaoewith her ian,andhcroounael,juat
mingthtaenae of one of the greatest
Victoria ever gained in the great arena oi
aonatitutional law, looked scared and awk-
ward, In men always do when women start
their» pumpa.
It war a quiet little cry, though. in a
moment it was over, and Miss Borden
wiped he! «yea and livtened componedly to
Wimpy oi young Dr. Detrick oi l-‘all
' The teatimony was oi little im-
portance until Dr. Doian took the stand.
Ill! ‘- it. Hatchet.
Dr. “Ilium A. Dolan, the medical ex-
ammr, waaone oi the heat'chighla ior
the proaecution Dr. Dolan told oi having
gone to the Borden house.
“Did have any convcrratlon with Lini-
“Yfl; I h”: little talk with her."
”Where the?”
“In harbour."
"m did aha any?"
'llddhrahout thcnotc which lhad been
“I” Mn mated brim Borden. Mi.
w told me that Mrs. Borden had mired
anoteirurn some one who on nick and had
out. I aaked hrr where the note was and
mid flint Elle thought Mrs. Borden had
hard it up."
Dr. Dollu told oi where and how he
Mud the bodies. "1 iound, among other
ulna" he aaid, "thebloody handkerchief.
It'll near Mrs. Borden's head. it was
quite close to her had. It was on old
hndkerchiei oi silk."
The claw head hatchet, the doctor said.
had been handed to him. and he took it up
flair! and placed it Milli! the samples oi
He removed the stomach i run: each
he had gathered. 0n the claw
he found rpota. He examined
through a magniiying glass.
”MM?"
don’t knower they were blind or
you had anything else In there?"
bundhatrouthnhatrhat."
Indicatedwharn. Ononeol than.
blood 0- Aug) he rent the
hatehettoProirsaor“'ood.
poiutthe two pillow ahama which
on thrbedheaide which Mn. liar
found dead and tho badapread
roomwerebroughtlu. The
covered her iacrwith her hand
waldo-c.
flan-wmflwwntothadoe-
Bind tofintllrloodatalnaon
werano rtalnr onthaaprrad
thrbody. Oatheotheroue
oi
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than a"
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5
had mm} him
oiblood
E‘ t
if?
it
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aeratingly carele- way about
he laid, ”l‘ve rent out ior
Ulnmhan.
he at min-tea thrown- aeaot
attha «Ham on tbotable tn
iraatetlrn Berna-a it tothedoctor
nuthwitaa- raightorplainhwthe
' ' "located anoi thawuuada
Plaua ulna“ i‘arnlahad our ilk-
hotwatardateamor alrheating.
‘ roaouruuamer.
’ tn ‘ lhadnotmaarurodtha
hatchgaudit warmeralyanopininn."he
raid. "lhadauthority iroru themayorot
[annivertomako the dratautopynnd
permi-iouiromotharanthoritioatomake
aaacond one. When armovad than“
luever venotlouo tall
tact. Vfiaihuatletheagh l
diacovundthecutonthahaekoiflrl.
drn;whenthatblcwwaaglm thee-rail.
antwaaatandlngattharear. ldlacorarad
uoothorinjnrythan thatldtdnotdiaeovv
eratthahouarztherewerehutltaltogdh-
n.00uutlugthoonoiutho back. When I
not there hatcheta i never raid therewaa
blood on them. but raid there was rome—
thiug which looked like blood. I know
now thcaehalra were not human hair which
lioundonthe "
At thia point the court adjourned.
SPIES IN THE STORES.
Appralaer Cooper and Public Employ-0a
W by Mother.
N" You, J one lit—The employee. oi
the appraiaer‘a otorea are very much worked
up over the iact that the varicua division!
at the atom Iwarm with detectivea. who
watch than. iollow them to their vigil“
to their homes and dog their movem ta
theevcning.
The emplo final! rent word to the
two detectlvu who Itoox watch at the door
oi the app I atom that ii thoydid
not clear out a rtrearn oi scalding water
irom the engine would be turned upon
them. The doteetivrs leit, taking up a W
rition a block away.
Appraiaer Cooper, it. is said,isiollowad
whenever he leaves the building it is
claimed that they are in the employ oi the
hveetigating commission and that they
are trying to obtain evidence against lax
employeea. _
actual-e a- non Widow.
Nnnunvrour, Mara, Juno lit—Moody
Merrilioi Barton, who he: beenmiraing
acme time.haa among his victims hiru
Sarah P. Bogardua oi this city, a widow
nearly“ year- old. Some years ago she
entrusted to Merrill an iron box containing
etocka, booth and money to tho-value oi
two»: A representative oi Mm. Boganlus
opened the box and inund nothing gxcept
tome worthless electric stock and hierrill'a
note ior 310.0%.which is not endorsed. Mn.
Bogardna is left almost pcnnilwl.
The Boiler Killed l’ivr.
Sr. Jonssntm', Vt, June lit—A boiler
in a steam mill owned by Lang & Hooker,
in Barnet. exploded with terrible client.
Willinm Fisher, the engineer, was blown
no ieet, striking on the end of a log. llia
legs and shoulder were iound so irct irom
the trunk. Albert Greene. a marker. and
lav-is John, who waa hhuling in logs, were
also killed, Gordon Armstrong. who war
at work in the mill. was badly real-led, and
Austin Fisher was slightly hnrt. Twooth-
in were killed.
l‘rineeton'a Grid-rating Day.
Pnlxcrzrux. 52.1.. June 13,—At thegrad—
nation cxercioesoi the clam oi '98 in the
First Presbyterian church. Philip King,
captain oi the baseball and the football
teams the plat year, acted ar masteroi oer»
emonia and delivrrrd theeluss aalutatory.
The ciaaa oration waa delivered by Alex-
ander M. Thompson 0! Pennsylvania. and
the clan! poem by C. ll. chton,aiao of
Pennsylvania.
A Pretty (lover-era 'l'riod suicide.
Winn: Plan's. N. ii. June ls.~—Linie
O'Sheu. a pretty and attractive girl, who
was a governess in the iamily oi Mr. 1-; ll.
Cornelilu oi the Metropolitan Life luaun
once company oi New York, attempted to
drown herself in St. Mary’s lake. Jam.
Strung and two other men fished her out
oi the water. She reiuacd to give any re.-
ron ior attempting to take her lite.
‘I'Io lnhntn W
Srnlxonnb, llla, June lit ~ Colonel
llryan, the guvornor'a rpoclal w.
returned from Chino bearing the reply
oi the laianta lulalictoGorernor Aitgeld'a
invitatim to Mt Swim and he the
guaat oi him-alt and wile at the executive
mansion. The inianta declined ior lack oi
time. an rho leavaa Chicago on “'edueaday
ior New York.
“eyelid- (‘ornlag lloruo.
Harmon. N. J.. Junezlti.~'l'humaa A.
, Zlmmrrmanmlho lather oi Arthur Zim-
marmaun, the crack bicycle rider oi the
, New York Athletic club. received a cable-
gram announcing that the champion rider
would leave England ior thia cumntryon
Saturday. Walter Ranger, champion oi
Milwaukee. learn with him.
Inna It" 'nthr-ln-law Alan.
i'rmni‘m, June 13. vvvvv hint Era linflnm.
wife of Dr. Frank lluflum, having won
the Iirat round beiorr thegrandiary In the
litigation hrtwren hem" and her bun-band
and iatherindaw. followed uphor
by rum-lug suit to urination» iruru her
iathrrln'law, J. C. lluiiurn. ior ialar ar-
rest and impriwuruaat.
Work eta mu Ink.
Buttanua lh-c-A mob oi I!) voctal
lhnaocrata broke into a hall near lilting
int evening and attacked them
then. who withdrew quickly a While,
ioavingthe 'mciallotr to araaah tho aaata
rad tablaa Thrpollee mull-donned
claarvd the hall. liar-y riotnr were it
lured.
n.- lafiata Dora an or» no...
carom. June in -_ Prim Katalin
not out to the (air again. arriving la the
morning and mountain until late lathe
afternoon. The lair-ta. ia iollowtag the
but of her own whitnaieal will. baa given
thaoflcialaoi the ialraprettyehnmand
they du’t relish the look impound on then.
M 0.0a lb Illvoroa.
Emma. Joan ll--Aiter a m
Inelagyaarr William H. Plait neared a
lath-mm animal-11m
tired panel! 1 nt-
rd litateaaavy. audition-lie. whoialuneh
{la-Lg". in at an excellent Brooklyn in-
y.
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W. 0... Jane Ila-The I!»
rum harbrorghtvatt
ou‘R surname:
DlAlvi'B'NDs
ourunmaTn not
“amt-realm
now “=me
Genuine Article. ,
parti- have
at tuna. or tun‘alllhllal
finals. cursor & co.
rlr loam It. Mn.
BWAV Hm
THAT IIISIIIIIIF DIIIIIEII.
When Sheehan and Cleveland
Met'lu Anger.
the pol-‘2:
mmmoraorwasrormn
I'Io 'l'haa nrruum Inna-twat.
‘l'kr'vata-d won the Day—II. ring-a
the luau and lined aBIg.lllg“lh."aa
rotary-retard.
le YORK, J uue ll—The llerald printa
the iollowing today concurring a meeting
which haralwayu been myatcriouaand in
now historic:
Mr. Clev‘nland’e own story oi the tumour
little dinner party at the Victoria hotel at
which Mr. Bheehan’a none was tweaked, so
to apeak, in quite interesting, This la the
way it la repeated by an intimate iriend oi
the preddont and la the that time it has
been made public in its details.
Mr. Whitney had urged upon Mr. Cleve-
land tha importance oi meeting the anrly
leaders oi the Democratic organisation
with a view to harmony. The then ex.
prealdent was unwilling at tint. He in-
elated that the fight'at Chicago had let—
tlad the duration at personalitica and that
there war no more reason why he ahould
go to New York and make overtures to
Mr. llill’e friends than that he should go
to the iollowr-ra oi any delcated candida”
in any other state. It they were Demo-
crate it war their buainesa to support the
ticket.
Finally. however, Mr. Whitney's argu-
ments prevailed and Mr. Cleveland started
iron Bunnrd'a bay to meet the roller:
leaders. When Mr. Cleveland met Mr.
Whitney prior to the dinner he looked at
him with a curious amile.
Bondy to Renal the Riot Afl—
"Well. Whitney. have you got your dinner
ready?"
”Yen. everything be ready."
”“150 will be there tonight?"
"Murphy. Slmchan. kaer." and Mr. Whit-
ney named the invited gut-eta).
There was a moment oi silence and then
Mr. Whitney laughed.
“i saw Rhodium at the llniinran “mm to-
day." he MM. "and he says he inn-min to read
the riot act to you tonight."
“i have heard that he intends to do amm—
lhlnu at that sort.“ said Mr. t'levrimul quietly.
”and l have mine to New York to that he may
have a good rmportunity."
“'hen the dinner was ended that night
Mr. Sheehan turned to hir. Cleveland and
said there was a matter oi burinera to he
diat'uaacd. Mr. Cleveland expressed his
be said. Mr. Sher-hon told him that the
gentlemen then present were the ll’mlt'l'fl
and representative» oi the Democratic or
ganiration in the state oi New York. and
that tho)’ wanted to come to a definite un—
derstanding with him. lie could not he
t‘lt‘tial unit-as they nupportod him, and
they did not intend to take any chum
this limo.
Mr. flhnhaa'a llama-d.
"\‘Iril. “lint do you grrrtlerm-n wani?"m-k«l
r. I. n In'. i.
"it. v .ml -,1. vim-x from you." mid Sir. Shes
hnn. "\Vc Yul!” in lawn what you are gulrlgtn
tin ii you or.» riot-ltd. “'e maul )‘nu tngivr ua
{yr-1.25.3 tlml Mil rullai)’ u: that the org-11in.
lion will ht” pmprrly recognized ii you Income
prmhlenr twain."
Mr. (‘Irveluud doubled up his huge list
and hillnlo the table.
"Gentlcmcn." In- auid. wanking alowly and
with alml paiuiul diaiinrtneno. "i will nut go
lntolhc White llouae plrdged to you orany um:
eh. luill make no event premium “the
damned ii i will."
Again the big fiat whacked the table.
”What are you going to do then)” inquirld
)lr. Hheehan cynically.
”1‘“ tell you what I'm piling to do.” mid Mr.
(.‘levelaudaaharoaa to bk int. “i lamb
nldrvraalrtliu to the public hwhlehlaltlll
withdraw from the tick-t. l willwrita that
letter brim l alcep tonight and give It to the
Laud-ted has. I intend torxplaln my alma-
tlonand in "purl what you have laid tome
here. I will tell the Men at the country that
[cannot give any aacrat plotiuu. and that un-
laaa I do you will not rupport the lkuaicralie
ticket. which manna the ion in! the atateoi
New York and violent. I will tell the voter:
thatldtinot want to “and In the wayol a
Drawn-tic victory. Thal in what I oball do
Then. gentlemen. rou can pick on! a candidate
moultymanelii hole a pow manna-tilt.
candidate or the party I wilhte ior him.”
Thru- waa a
“lint l'lI tell you one thing, lilr. ilheehaa.”
unit! Mr. i'IevrIand. no he turned to the now
breathin- llrntcuant governor. ”in my opinion
public indignation will num- yuu and your or»
uninlluu cart oi eight More the oral at a
weak."
Sir. broker leaped to Mr loot.
"hie ran-t atop. Mr. much-rho aald.”l
ram with Mr. Cleveland. n. ran-not nuke any
Wand it lanai right tonal iovthnn.”
Ho the dinun party roparatad.
nu Ivy-«t amulet“...
Naw Youa. June law’l'henr war a mall
trifle at tho rvguiarbretiagoi the New
York pmbytory Thotlrclalonoitbem
oral annubly in thrcaagoi Purim lirigga
came up. but the noun.” purple. al-
though at iirat in an apparently hopeleaa
minority, carried the day. and mixing war
ll
Item that” the m levy.
New You, Jane “without-y ll. no
pew awyn that the report that (lung. Vau-
drrtlm iotowed a prince. oi the llorghm
tarnily ta "rubbleh." ”The" in making In
it." he aaid, "The Vanderbilta don’t run
thatway. Good American girl» are the
run oi wive- they marry.” '
town-y lave M M
liarm (rm. 8. it. June la.~~’i‘hr rnaek
talked about cowboy race from "hadron to
Chicago begins thin main. at 5 o’clock at
theerark oia pistol M. "author
in the ”mile laid.
TELEGRAPH“: TID BITS.
mwuunrh-iammn
J..oaa duaflavJaaberaport-
paavdaatll alylo.
hay- .lialdwh’o ”with at
“7&1!”me
ammonium—albumin“
thrlla—iaalaphipataaebarlathrlortk
mm} randohAatwerpto
war
Iowaptha
hampeltkopakneprao
warm or.
m M “tank.
“dmwd Ir.
m at m lien. at»
curm- ........
«Arm
warrant
willingness to hear anything that might Bal
lrtuatartthorowllihehrtm fl mi N ell
bomb-art
Stoves. Ranges & Healels
lath-div.
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WW” an.»
I-awillhr hr min-land
Ill IABIIIIITII 8T. IIIIIBE.
eucaraaoumaanuox. or:
Iain telling you
that ThoEvcning
o
Sentinel ofllce is
the m9 to get
your Job Printing I
done, where their
motto is
none,
Quick-
Neatncse,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
Ila learn-e an laaano lather Would
Ilavn lode.
mum. N. Y.. June ll-llary, tho
wile oi Halthrw McKeuna oi Ila,
walked into town wherlinga B—rnonthoid
baby in it- carriage. She went to St. Paul’-
Catholic church and laid the baby outha
altare I'll“: .3. hurl; heiore a picture oi
the i an pray aloud, uttering to
God the hairy aa a living aaeriflee.
A number oi village women and three
men entered the church before she iinirhad
her prayer, and they were rtartled to Ice
herriae, runtothealtar. laapovrrtbarail
and throw heraeli on the oooing baby.
She would have rtranglod it but ior the
inlerirrence oi the men. It required their
combined strength to hold her. The baby
waa taken too neighbor’s houae and Dr.
Drake waa aurnmoned.
Lira. McKenna grew quiet and rational
in an hour or two. ller husband arrived
home. 'l'hia la the tint time ahehaa shown
evidence oi insanity. She ha a brother in
a Pennsylvania inaana aaylum.
THE LADIES SMOKED.
III-Ila'l'ofi aCIgaratt- and annula-
Boat.
Cmctoo. June 13.-—llalt p doaen society
ladiu smoked cigarettes at the Washing-
ton park clubhouse with the lniauta Eu~
lalie, and called'them nice.
After the banquet clgan and eigarettea
were paired. Theiniauta. aauruai. smoked
one oi the latter, and the other ladie- pres-
ent, except two. did the rune thing. in
the party were lilra. Chatileld-Taylor, Mn.
Reginald De Koren, daughter oi on-Sen-
ator l-‘arwell; the wile and daughter oi
Commander Davis and othera. Senor
Tamaruea danced a jig while a Scotch lid-
dlrr acraped a tune irom his instrument.
BASEBALL N‘EVvs.
IAHOXAL LZAGL'I nun
At New \‘ork— lll.l.
louisville.....0000 0 l 20 0—3 5 7
Sewl’ork ..... onlnfll‘tr—lilltl
Harrington and Manning; Baldwin and Mc-
Mahon. l'mplre—liurrt.
At lirookiyn- II. ll. 1.
('iucinnati....3 0 l 2 0 ll 5 0 2~ L111]
Brooklyn ...... t‘ l' 0 0 0 0 O h 2—“ 15 t
Murphy, Sullivan and Mnliano: Haddock.
Kcnmly and Kinaluw. Umpire Emilie.
At licatmr ~ n. n. a.
l'lttahulg. ..000t)100!l-l 7 3
Beam ...oo:oootlxr:lll
Terry It'll Mark; Slivotts and Gar-ml. I'm-
pileuhlcquade.
Young and O‘Connor. McMahon and
bin-
roo. l’mpire«l.ym-h.
At Waahingtnm< u. n. I.
(‘liit‘ngu.......0 1 o t o o o l o—r‘ 7 2
Waahiagtm...: o 2 o o 1 u o l~ 7 l0 2
lion and Schrh'er: Maulan-l frmll. Umpire
—§nydrr.
[1811” LEAD!!! cans.
At E
rLllJ.
lrir............0 0 3 D 0 0 3 0 wow 6
Springtield.....0 l l t 2! 0 l l x-lol3l
Slay. and Berger: ink-i and Ryan. Umpire»
l’mpirta.
At ltulinlo ~ n. n. n
l’mvtllcncc....l 2 3 0 2 0 0 l (Pillll
Hulda) ........ 20000l03ii-»9103
Sullivan and )lclioou; (Saxon and Dower.
Umpire—Mach”.
At innghamtnn— n. u...
lllnghamton...2 0 0 0 I) (I 210-5 7 5
Troy ........... Ollltotflurwvlfitfl
('ampiirld Illil “rib-p: ”ruin-r and Cahill.
Umpirr—Jom
A I've-k vrl Lightning.
Sakasar LAKE. N, i'.. Jum- lfl. —Al|
throughout tho Adirondack region pro-
vailrrl the moat newro tluunlcratorm oi the
year. Rain came down in tumutu and hail-
stonea two inchea In dinmrtor ieil.brrak-
ing glam in hundred. ui boom. Lightning
«ruck the home oi lit-my [hut- in thin
village. A cradle in which war a air-oping
infant wan burned by the lightning, but
the child wan uninjured.
Dubber [III In the Ila-an
Wmouavxx, l. l,. June 13.»-»The honor
at Mr. Florian limit-an. a wmlihy nuum»
lecturer oi thin place. wan covered and
wearing apparrl and other artirira valued
at 03.0“) were carried off. The rubbery, It
in thought, Iran the work oi a gang oi
thievinom oiwhurn worried himneli in
the house during the day and adtnlttnl hia
cumpauiona alter the iamiiy had retirail
ior the night.
3pm.. IIavrlav-n II II. hit.
Cure/loo, Juno l3. lix-l’midrnt Benja-
min Harri-m. like thou-audit oi otim PH-
vato ritirtmr. arailnl himnli oi an rpm.
unity to arr- the Worlii'a lair. Wlth lalry
MrKor, now quitr a buy in knirkorborkm
an a nun nion, 1w walked and rode
through i whir- drivrwayr between the
buildings, and looked with intense inter-u
upon the many womloriul eight-to beaten.
W Can-t Ill.
Panto. Juno ill ~i’rvoident ('arnot haa
harnalightly ill in mnemonic: oi bin at-
tending the Grand Win. No bar lwrn treat
and atmwbat invriob. lit, Potato and
Dr. l'ianrhou havvnrdcrwd biar to lake a
myriad. not.
AD AM I. loo.
AI.IAW.JIIM in. from line, the bicy-
allot. met with an urchin-t while analog
ahiii l‘lrnilenaontkdlimiaon,lmt when]
Albanyia a what dated and weak»
coed «tradition. m attire aim! at ochrdula
than.
M m I» Goa-I bah.
i'tnmnama. N. i’.. Jone llm’l‘h
(hind link. Alexander. nephew oi the
(barn! Rhonda, and Mr. need... an all.
claiottheitaadanliartmn the Moi
Ilr. and In. John Jacob Artur.“ he-
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Amman, it. i‘..Jnavla—~JamA-»
bridge war by a You floater
)anieutopayalaroihflaad to me u
clayeitrtbe penitentiary ior killlaglfih
Ibeldawkrimwithdyaavaflo.
Vlad-rad Awarawl'aannwaoa.
Pam. it. ‘1'; 1m ll.-Artharlht»
ior comm , wandered away!"-
ldr’Io-eialeath immanent-and
WhtHIOninnaaL
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irotn Kevryville and tookher and the child ' “
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more .
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but Icllewmnw-rnma wirh
to advantage, then wrttraa at o
for thin r grand opportunity“ and recoiv
la” part I by return mail. A m.
Tltl.’ (1].. lion No. 4”, Auguata, I.
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Superphnsphale.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Bam lard Manure.
Air-Slacker! Lime.
Land Plaster.
—AT-—
nimnvu nus.
Washing Machine
TIME AND
LABOR SAVED.
Feralrn it .
this mnfig hie
iu any tub and
no equal. It can he iaatcned
removed
h aimply the old iaalnnnd waah
tween the rollera. and the more in obtained
8"le themselves to large or email garments.
lt cleunara the clothes by forcing the water
through them, and will not wear or ininrn the
ilncat fabric. You can wash anything irum a
hanfikerchlei (to a atrip oi caret“: child
tweveyearao agecanoperate tw want:-
in the min. THE ONLY MA-
C LVE 1' AT 'lLl. TAKE THE STREAKS
3:7 0? x’fllfil’al‘lflgs. COLLARS ANID
. YI'FS. y a t ioua management I:
udling the machine. you can rave one-hali
the timeand llb‘il’ oi waahi and the price
oi the machine eve year. n the wear-ad
tear oiclothu. Hu rndaoi them are now in
use and were sold atrittl)‘ on their merits.
PRICE $5.
5.09——
Thc about is the work the manufacturers
claim it will periorrn. Our huainros is to get
people to demonstrate the larva ior themati-
vea. We will loan any trust y a
machiaeon trial 'tlll they an ant It will.
or will not. do the work an claimed. Try one
WASH-BENCH. “.00.
mm civilian
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writ-goo.
athgaadgetpvireaw
F. BOY LSTON.
BOWAY‘I’ON. (Hi. omit. I. ll. Ming.”
anything you caa
and Land Sail
durability and convenience
at your Erasure. it
by manna oi a spring. w it allows them to
Ilihhle it “tomslock’s.
Filly Varieties
The Ideal nuiactam of habyand doll
o in)“; ran-try. Zvery at in and
t. .all and
bio: are the lame-l.
norm-nap hard
HEATERS.
RANGES.
‘ JI “OVESa
TIN "fl/ARE
Pillililfl'llliislilltlts.
FullSIIIthllIIIRSlIPPLIES
T. S. IIIINALIISIIN,
South Norwalk. “J
’ Iv:
lirllrrrrl Early sundry-ova.- ,
vs
imported Oils.
Sardines.
FIIESII VEGETABLES III!
GREENS FAIIIS EIEIII IIAl.
Huntfitlufl,
FEBlILIllIIS! ROTonyl NT
SOUTH NORWALK—10z00
5:40 p. m.
ROTOR POINT—10:45 a. m,
able rates.
Whale-lanai Iatallflahm
STEAMERSYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
and 11:30 a. m.;2:00, 3:30 and
;12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. In.
-——‘>———
25c —— EXCURSION FARE -——— 25c.
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason-
SElEIIT YOIIII
0W0 HOME!
set to
hi . The roller la it led the
”Luv-own“: 2 large lots Bum" Ave-
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lnls
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
Lincoln ' Ave.
I5 Sighlly Lots
on the Bluil
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
' building 3 pleasant home can
We sell the CflllIIBIA F0l0IlIi
be uttered 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 wurrantee 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. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
“400*—
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oilico oi
TAlLOII 8. GfllDEII.
Wasmxorox 81.,
or on the promises of JOHN
KINDS; nlao at tho oflico of
M 000’i MISS
IIIE
WOIILO’8 FAIII.
aadrararaoaantlko
Souvcnlr Spoons
bratttlrgiavadaaauotkirktat
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v t
But "you cannot ant-Io the ant heat thing
North’tlludio
”"3“ WWW? mm
.. rinting
The Old Woil Cigar (20., x3
Waahinrtou street. 027
safiveu’s
Dandelion
Compound.
Gives You THE
m 3100'. BEST
”I M" "M. BL000
‘MSWW- MEDICINE
AND
SPRING
TONIC
M; 5-2
on m.
intro-m
mnnmtgunwhwflq
’ ' ‘ .m. ..
’E. c. TOMLINSON.
LICENSED Puamcm.
finweanor to I. ll. no“.
We are in an agnoi Mfume,aruibya
thousand artiul contrivanceaall thedallcioua
odors oi thegardeu are taken into captivity
ior the toilet. The fragrant Violette imprin-
oned. and the delicate subtle davura of a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely wnan.
may bloom the brighter. 0i all thecholca var-
ieties oi i’rriumes none can compare with our
mt ti
DR." i-‘. W. fill—limit}.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Painless Dentistry
'l'wth mint nn-Lfixtrncte-l without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
ll‘i‘f rill-’1' 0' Tina 05 Ill) III’BIIIB
$_B $8
No better made no matter how much you no!
Tort h extruded without pal- -
Iii-la. Vitilized Air or mayhem.
rib cleaned. b A - - — - :
rmfilmfllhnm ' - - rte
Tooth tilled with Gold. - run and up
All Work (inflated.
Ofloenpeniruml a... until 0 p. -.
Entrance No. a Wuhington it. all ly
E.0.Morri$8aieflo
”arrogant to II. C. lorrla r 00.
camar. amour.
it Solitary 8h. latter, last.
Fire and
Burglarfl’rooi Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doom.
All)
WIMIIFAHM
The loot trier la the Urdu.
lMia arr. Ill-ya pn-
arrrr their We.
”immature“
on nit Email aloe la the Orv-t
A?
m In the
I I may.
mm‘Mw—u
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