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0] m WAY TO OHIOAGO
”You. June file-With the blaming
'.dflbpopcupou his headandthsaffso-
' Wanting“ the holy father still a
pleasant memory, the Rev. Dr. Edward
‘ Wynn, whom Mgr. Satolll. the apostolic
delqatr. restored to his priatly functions
after six years of excommuuioution. re
turnsdquietlyfrorn Romeandlstodayon
his way to Chicago.
.Betraveled on the Werra from Gurus
as]. Mellon. Mr. Sylvester Malone. a
nephew of Father Sylvester Malone of the
“larch of Saints Nuandl’aul in Brook-
lyn met him at the pier. Theywent to
Wells“! at Endaonand’l'hird streets.
Hohohen.
Dr. Mlynn left the hotel with Mr. Ma
lose hudwsrttto mass at the Church oi
Oar Lady of Grace at 146 Willow street.
mt. scion“.
TbeBev.Father Patrick Corrigan inpu-
tor of the church. Dr. McGlynn slipped
into the fifth pew from the rear of the
church unobserved Father Corrlgnn no
tied him a few minutes later. but said
nothing. After muss. however, the two
wide hurried toward each other.
"nticfliynmlsm very glad to see "
Ml Father Cnrrigan. m
* m you. than you.” cant Dr. alumna.
”You had a pleasant trip?"
“Very. I enjoyed it greatly." said Dr. No;
They talked for some time in low tones.
As they talked the faces of both bright—
anll. and a broad smile crept over the
Mmeteach. Dr. McGlyun did most
ofthe talking. Father Corrignn refused
later to say whnt the news wart
“Dr. McGlyuu merely happened into my
M"-id Father ('urripu. ”He toldme
inflating voymand aplrnmnt trip. lie.
that l have nothing to say."
you think big visit to Home was satis-
mytohim?" was asked.
“Y," acid Father t'orrigan. “I think it
Dr. McGlymr returned to his hotel about
noon. A reporter met him on the way.
Dr. IleGlynn said:
“1th decline to spent of my trip or
m" I Iv
”film—:0 or me renew.
Wm H Ch mflm
araw
ly calm. and the evolution of
line was being performed at the time.
Manymcnwmhllladhythsservw. After
the sinking oi theWetor-ia a divernarrow-
ly camped death. lie was rescued only
through the presence of mind ahownby
his comrade. who cut his ‘diving dress.
This comrade was drowned. So nerv-
icssforthe dendwere held that rnlng.
Seventeen minute guns were fired bythe
attire fleet.
in London
oncoming the sinking of the Victoria. 'lu
St. Paul’s cathedral, Westminster abbey
March" was played. Throughout. Great
Britain special references to the loss of the
Victoria were made in the church services.
14031103. June a—lt is understood tint
Real Admiral Durham will be court mar»
tlalcd with the officers of theCamperdown.
as that runs! carried his as second in
command of the squadron w she collid-
hlisonsJune m—il'heWorld has a
ed with the Victoria.
consul at Malta. in which he says: "Adult
ralSirGeorge'l‘ryon's bodybas not been
recovered. 1 learn from a private talcaram
that at the time of the catauropbe Sir
Georgewasinhisowncabin. liewascon—
fined there by a sore foot which absolutely
forbade his going on deck.
FIGHTING lN RANGOON.
hoary lean-a Shot Down by Order al
the w W
Raucous. June a—l‘or several days the
Modems have been prrparlng to celebrate
a religious festival. but they were forbid-
dat by Mr. Fleming. British magistrate.
to ancrifice a cow near the llindoo temple.
“'hen the police appeared near the tem-
ple withlthe announcement. the Mohnm~
malaria began stoning them. The mlice
charged without tiring. but the Mohamv
medans held their ground stubbornly and
fought back with atones and sticks.
Mr. Homing, who had gone to the
stench as trouble became imminent. and
several policemen. were wounded. The pr»
lice withdrew. got n-cnforcements and
charged again. but without elect. Mr.
Fleming then ordered them toflre. The
volley was delivered at close quarters.
Twenty Mohammedan felldeadmrd many
more were wounded nevercly.
Asthahiohamrnedansstillrefu-dtodls-
none the military was- calla-ions. I‘m
companies charged on the double quick
with fixedb ayonets. The Mohammedan);
dispersal slowly and still lighting. A dc
snltory fight between them and the troops
has been in progress. All the military are
occupied in clearing the streets.
BAEEBALL scones.
EASTER! 111M511 GAME.
LIL:
$20040l-l2lt3
aroosetvmtso
lhsnswein and Heart; Miller and heahy. Urn.
MAJtl-l‘ws.
At Providva »
I. II. I.
Providence s 0 0 0 5 0 l x—lllilll
Tmy ........... 300000311,723
.‘iasalrle-rrmaknd';i Mckuuh: timber and (Inhill.
Umpire”
KATIONAI- “AG“ STAKDISD.
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no mun-1mm» m1 .5 filt‘flmfi a". :m
~ Dr. McGlyun left Meyer’s ”a with l mi:indnusu.n.a .m
Hulaloneand went to Brooklyn. Dr. fihmfifig :
leGIynn want to Father Sylvester Lia say .3. u ginning ”.15 3 Int
Walla-re, NSonth Third street. where Mow
hawayedanhonr,andtheuheretumdto Foam-Anointi-
Hobbit, where he drove to the Erie rall'
road depot in Jersey City and lmrded the
maps-a. boom]. it is said, for Chi-
use
Oledbiall'httdsaaid:
madhbpenancewas that heahottldm)
um. Archbishop Hatolli was awareof
lb. ”Inf-journey.
"Dr. liefllynn was received very kindly.
MIR-odiflmlth or dilmncea ba-
twaraflmsadthafle. Pastdiawsions
HMmh Dr. chllynn will
Mflapartsb.
‘fi-Ilasatrongmovietionamongthosr
WWW» he will be restored
planes ofiit.8tsphsn'a lie
willbaabsent iron NewYorhoalyashort
t.- When he return he will naive
Ih'blcbilallottod toltiln."
1k. Neely-a left this country on Bathe
lamlay moo theWmnndertha
of 1. Italian. There ware othsr
Wtarnxorox. June m~The president
has appointed the following New York
wanna-ten:
napr Vincent. J. I. Dunning; Hammond's-1.
11.0. Fatrchibl: Hancock. l. W. ‘l‘erwilllusr:
long Island City. J. A )lcxcnla: Wan.
t‘. L. Elwood; Pulaski. ll. 0. M lira. l).
llmi-l; Saracen)“. light. Wilbur; Warwick
v‘mm If. Kstchnm.
The following fourth class pormnaatm
were appointed:
New imam Ila-ding. (“hurls-s I'arrvll.
Sew Yoshvi‘henauu liridur. Hiram John-
son: Sovtlt t'neh. Minot t‘rrhove.
Pennsylvania Asylum. Nelson bloody. Rig
l'nnal, t‘. E. llullva'k: lungen. M. ii. Heifert;
limb-Ire. ii. 12. thorium: Elk lake. James
lump lnpn. R. J. ('I-uh: flouth (lib-on. J. J.
Manning Ninth Montana. 7.. t‘. latte; West
Auburn. It. It. “with": Whit; Hills. J. ll.
ii't'oum.
floaty W WI“ lie “and...
Nut llamas. Julieta ‘‘‘‘‘ ll-eacue crevasse
is we feet wide and widening rapidly. about
20 large plantations and smaller plants a.»
rirrrandlttnilsadrepwill homoerotic-
sarlsrwatermataillagalc- of about“;
$10.me
a-Wsmaqvumm.‘
Cm or Mutt». Jana Il-wA govern-
mental“ stated Ihu Pee-Ideal Di-
gregatiagsotnsfi tom railssalosgthc
“3mm .;
fluent ’MISASTEB.
Mains Immune] ll PAIGE! Milli
. 1—w—
Ad-taat ass-III Ilatrnata the Itas-
ltsarlagtlearailodrra Warships-.la
Yearllrsttbuts'alabia-lawam
“Wfluhwm
thuso'ror. June a~Conoemm the
Victoria catastrophe’onr naval experts are
seeking to read the lessons taught by this
great naval (healer. Admiral Gbnardl
is One of the high naval lights who inclines
and many other churches the “M tothc belief that the steering gear failed.
Bencallsthe fact that in the coursed
voysaaofthevessrla of the navslrsview
heetltnmthel'acilic to llamponlloads;
his flagship on two occsuiona was abruptly
signalled.” bytbc San Franciscoaud
omebythsChnMandlniormedthat
theateamgmrapparatna bad utterlyfal}
d. Badthhbapprnedwhenthev-elsof
the flutwere in close formation. the re
cable from John Worthington. American suits might havebeendisart rous colliaiona.
In modern naval contraction pea
aible precaution is latest to insure t ef-
ficaeyofthc steering gear. but even than
acddsutswill happen. All naval ve-ela
an now handled altogether by steam
steering gear. as the weight and speedof
thegrcatcrnftmahslt almost impossible
tohandlethern quickly byhand. Still they
are fitted with anxillary band steering
wheels fornse in eascoi accident totha
steam plant.
“part-ants lanolin-a fall.
He says: “The Camperdowuhasaweight
of 10.00 tons and was moving at a rate of
10 knots per hour, or l6.“ feet per second,
Thisfiould give an impact of to.” foot.
tons delivered by the sharp ram of the
(Iarnperdown. That is equivalent to the
blow that would be struck by a railroad
train consisting of six large Pullman cars
drawn by the heaviest of locomotives. say
one of it!) tons running at aspced of to
miles per hour."
Naval officers any that compartments
sometimes tail of their purpose bra-nus»
tho watertight doors are not closed in
tokeep out the water from the
portion Admiral Ghenrdl rays that it is
absolutely necessary to keep these doors
open moat of the time, owing to the im-
pomibllity of accruing air to breathe when
my are closed. “lolly in tropical cli—
ea
Some High omens: lion-an“.
Watntxums. J une 2d—Clerhs in all the
olllcial departments of the government
herebave received a new set of questions
which they are rrquired to ahswer for tho
information of the congressional commit.
tee. which has just entered upon what is
stated a two years’ investigation of the
works of the executive departments of the
government in Washington.
The inquiries proponnded have struck
the clerical force with mingled consterna.
lion and amazement. The intricacies of
romanguinity and affinity they are re
quired to unrnvrl are quite buyout! the
powers of many of them. The first two
questions pmpouuded on there topieaare
compartlvely may.
After there come questions In to the den
mot affinity. and three nre moat per-
plexing of all.
After the gentle female clerk has do
3 clan-d upon honor that she has no grand-
aon-in-law. no gnndrlaughtentu-law or no
grandnsphsw or graudniece—lndaw in any
of the government departments. she or her
fellow clerk of the opposite sex is each rv
united to make decimation that there is
not now to the best of her or his knowledge
or belief any proton in any branch of the
government mvlce bearing toward herself
or himself the following relations:
Great namifsther-in-law. ml trrandmoth.
min-law. mat newsman—lav. in'eat mud-
daughll‘vvltv-la'. rte-t nhrlt‘-in-htw.~m.lltvb'
of gm! uncle. daughter—Indus of srvat nucla.
grpndaon-in—iaw of neat uncle. namldaluhtar
otgreat uncle. arm-Inlet: of fin: l nusthiangh-
ter-indaw of first comm. mo-iwisw oi nephew.
dangbtev-in-law ot nephew. "man-law of niece
or daunhtal—ln-lssw at nine.
it is the abstrure csirnintions of her-iii.
ty involved in the answer to these last
questions. particulnrly among clerks from
Kentucky. Virginia and Georgia and other
states. where family ties are of
intricacy. which, it is said. is eansinaaorna
of the clerhs loss of sleep and unovalling
builder-ant. .
We lay Escape the Cholera.
ersorm. Juwuvfiurgeonfluavnl
Wyaraa of the Marina llmpital service.»
feyriagto tbs outlooh for cholera lathe
United Brat. during the present anteater.
raid:
" eharean eves rhaaesoieasaplagtbs
cholera altogether this year. lib-old it an»
rive it will certainly not laconic
epidemic.
and warming preparations tovhltfitrrops WWW-HI! WWII-IND
- 's ”leathers”
Nb Wflal‘Mt will retire fro-
tbhsaaratrr. ltwas nut-mum all-- have It'd om tum-minar-
ahlypaar through the United Mustard
Imam Jest “malaria Wh
tbst
the
Wtorsarrys'i‘ascrnsuaa. llertaaa-
therivarhwphtoarcd
cos-rm. it was lured niaathsppra.
llowevvrdtahonld not he ioraottaatbat
umeformhleyst."
Manuals.
Wm M". N. Y.. Jase tannin. Jet-
hmnllaviaspsat the day veryaelrtlyst
mm“ ”.m‘ will be for m {hearts-55ml. Bhaadllratirsstraet
purpose of taking her two Matters
ontbavmaadaaad hula-bouts“.
rs. lbmhcc-psaywitlrharrtsagimr
“sumo-am I‘M”
vactrrdnasfimuths lbsasyl»
'vaatsfcrry‘hnattiaahlagtoawrs unsung Mummers-as.
tlsdistaradidaotrsaabtiw tlaitadfitatsa
hams-tiling“. Misplntycl
sss Ivaloba o. rave..." driven to ”"
ill. HEEL ABATE Alli
Hm.
watts-till "-
a mem“
Ill Vlllllll‘l'lll 8T. IIIDIE.
”consort-roam ally
MILD msec‘fiim
.....__.......
wsns Is. and run; at ta. liavatllagd
the Olin-go Iona-cat.
cntcno. June n—‘l'hs unveiling of the
monument erected in memory of the five
anarchists. Spies. Parsons, Placher.
and _ , took place at Waldbsim
tsry. ovsthaa W assembled
‘at the burial ground. crowd was or
drrly. and the few policemen, underwboaa
the ceremony took place. found
little to do beyond twins the unru-
thiserswltbansrchyinliuaasthrysurgcd
through the gates of the enclnaure. It was
a crowd of Germans, Polesand Bohemians.
fiearcely an American was to barren. and
the exercises were carried on mainly in
foreign tongues.
'l'hsoharacter of the speeches could not
be called incendiary. but rather that of
mild protest "ruins? the existing orderof
government. The loud oratory of the days
when the rad flagw'avsdwheraitpleaaad
wasgcnaand allthe mthnsiasm theora
tors could bring from their auditors was
an condone! outburst of applause. not
very certain in its sound.
The unveiling of the monumentwsa pre-
caled byashovt parade down town. So
rad flags were carried. and the march was
marked by no incidents.
F ITZHUM EXECUTED.
'lha Danto_Iasdcm Insist last lathe
masters chair.
Amati“, K. Y.. June ill—John th~
hum.tbe Butfalo murderer-Alter! hereto-
day in the electric chair.
He had been twice sentenced to the
chair. and upon every occasion broke
down and wept bitterly. “'hen told of
the governor’s refusal to interim for him
on Friday last. he fell in a swoon.
His wife and thraelittlerhildren. 3, land
ill-years old. carnefrorn Bulalo and visited
him in his cell Sunday. They were al-
lowed to remain four hours. when they
were informed they must part forever.
The wife and children returned to their
home before the hour lined for the escort
tion.
Additional Pensions Granted.
“'Atnlno‘ros. June M—The following
pensions have been granted:
Sew York original: Almost Bnhcoch.'l'lm-
nuMeKinnr-y. Mtnntirmand supplementary:
ltnnnll H. Drake. Additional; John Slalom.
Incrvaae: Francis Kinneman. Charla E. Von.
nsnt. Relwltez Lewis liort. Archibald Buchan-
an. thigh-i. widows. elm Anna Payne. l‘rrd.
erihalttelmndt. minor of t'bnrlon Maker. 1»-
l-tna “lea-on, Jane Bmwn. Letitia ll. “'il»
ham Jnha‘t Malena. Mary t'onwuy. Mary
[2. firmly. Mary A. Dishoney (miller).
Pennsylvania» liriximal: Jacob Sit-fer. Jar-
arph ikarlrnsn. Elias fisher. Ii. A. School".
Additional: Adam Schneider Sutmlrtm-ntul:
Jackson A. Ramsay. lnrrm. .‘I'nbn Murmur.
(hirinal. whim-o. rm: Sarah A. [millennium
I‘. Hat-rs. Mny l: Quick. Marla Nickles. hat-uh
I. Anlt. tiarah Wrigley. Sarah Adams. Sophia
”Human. Wei-Icy l‘hsrk vfathcr'. Mary lanai.
Elizabeth Slwuunvvl. Catherine lhvldum. lind-
m-t t‘rIlley. Elizabeth 'l'mxell. Amelia 2:11: rs
mmtlwr'. l‘amline Flpt' Irm'lllv'f". Margaret
“Intern. i‘nthertne hum mulch. Mrsvy Thoma-c.
.‘hliliin Kimmy. .‘vluryr ite tiralahall. Betsey
Ninl’lull. l‘uliy Leo is. Elizabeth Sherbet):
”Hill-hf".
Hmnu ticutr lle’newalattd increase: tie-rm
Murmur. llrirvue: Ham Hperry. (hum-l
whim. v. tin; llln‘ia E. Sperry. hvina Ballard
ltoy ltiwntbo-rled by a Cow.
l‘lt‘i‘mr 13.. June Libs—Frankie Ludwkk.
the (Ly-:ir-nlii Min of l". l", Lmlwlcl. resid-
ing at cm lliuh yam-er. Allegheny. follow-ed
his futile? tn the stable. At sight of Mr
ltlltlwll.‘k nml hie son. It cow rushed at
them. caught the boy on her horns and
tom-d him against tbeaideof timetable.
Mr. Ludwlek muted his boy. carrying
him to the yard. lie was horrified by the
discovery that the cow’s horns had pet»
tvated the boy's abdomen, disembowellng
the child. Physicians were summoned.
but l‘rnubie was dead before they arrived.
Pistols at one I’sor Brat-am
OltAlla, June lit—James Frame. W
for of the llotel Gardner, and Constable
Winfrey camel in a pistol duel st abort
range. ending in the death of the former
and the fatal wounding of the latter. The
officer attempted to levy on name property
ol Frame to astisfy an execution for to.
Both drew their guns at the same instant
and rommenersl tiring. Only a foot ”par
ated the duelbits. Both emptied their»
when and nearly every bullet took ellect.
Prams fell dead and the officer fell by his
side fatally wounded,
mm, Pea». larbtfly Cart-as.
llumao. June mvheparstions are be
ingmatleior thahangiagof llaccierr.thc
mautsmot Sister lleldlhertamn “on
day next. As there hasbeen nohauging
Inthlacnwaty fora period of Mflmysars
theta is an unprecedented demand for
passes. Bo faruthssbsril and pvt-coin-
out-Inseam
Pmdnss m~A tell of earth‘s
oarofthemlartsssot threat-yam
J
Bards-t. duh
~ eroyEB.
TIN WARE
Plratirgir til its barrios.
Whflflfll’llllfliillll’lllt
1.8. MINALIISIIN,
South Norwaik. "(i
DBAITIIIIEiIBSl LAID.
There Will Soon Beallsppy
Reunionathwport.
to LIVE ll m ASTOR [H810].
Ira. (isle-an Drnytun Days the ore Ila-s
a-r wot 1‘... Is It was rr-r nests-d
and ller Children—A Summer at How-
p-rt first.
sz Your. June M—Wltcn Mm James
Coleman Draylon arrived in New York
from Europe on the steamer New York
two weeks ago, the announcement was
made that the favorite daughterof Mrs.
William Astor was not only going to he
led into Newport society again by her il—
lustrious mother, but that a reconciliation
between herself and her husband would in
all probability be effected. and that the
estranged couple would again continue to
live under the same roof.
The statement was made on the most re.
liable authority. it is now more of it set:
tied fact than over. Mr. sud film. Drayton
will again take up their residence in the
mansion, on Fifth avenue. They will do
no in the fall.
Among the real estate sales recorded on
Saturday was that of the venerable man-
sion at at; Fifth avenue. it was soldby
John Jacob Actor and his wife to Char-
lotte A. Drayton. The purchase price was
mm.
"ht Her out llama.
For years Mrs. Drayton has regarded this
house as her only home. It was generally
expected that after her father died, which
was in the spring of 191. it would be part
of her inheritance, but when the will was
read it was found that he had cut her on.
This wan the punishment be indicted on
her for the port she took in the unfortunate
sandal
Mrs. Drayton felt theloss of the old man-
aion keenly, and ever since then she has
lawn doinueverythiug in her pow" to agnin
1min [mention of it. She ha: a: hm MIP-
ceuled.
. The quretion of Mn Drayton's reintrw
duction into society have been genera“ y
(“sensed by the Antoni ever since the fam-
ily threw on "the trappings and the suits
of true," a few onths ago. Mm.\\'tllinrn
Astor was p larly anxiom to su- her
v ,»
IR. AKD “i=5. .1. (‘I'ILEMAS DRA‘r‘TDY.
favorite daughter occupying the pmition
that Sh? held before young liorrowe drag-
ged her down from the [udeetnl by lllw in-
Ii'ntcreet talk and conduct in the London
clubs.
)lns. Astor knew that she could take her
daughter with her wherever she went. but
she was nnxiom that the re ntryt'muld
hr made under different and ore mtisfno
tnry ctrcuvnst antes.
lt mtg then that the question of a town-
tilllttinn between ,‘lr. and Mrs. Dmymn
was rerlously discuwnl Ivy the lll'llllfl or the
Arriur family. it wn-s argued by .‘ln .\s«
tur that if such it reconciliation could be
ellertesl society would not bavethe trrner‘i-
ty to rememlwr what the husband had
agreed to target.
A lieu-inn Near. '
The presence of the two principal» in this
rrmutry at the prunt time and the purL
churn- of the old Astor mansion by Mra
Dray-ton urn generally unturned by the ex-
elusive social set. in which they both more,
to he the forerunner of a lllpl’l' reunion in
the near future.
.‘lvw. Drnylun is at preterit in Newport,
rioting her friend. Mn. Kernoehau. in
drr Mr». Kernochan's chaperonage she has
taken part in quiet. social gatherings. but
has not yet made any attempt to plunge
into the social maelstrom.
.\lr. Draytrm will be the one lolrm‘l his
wile forward into the ehnrmrd rlrv'le. of
whirl. henna umtinned to be n member
since the separation took place. In speak-
ing of the mutter. one of the exclusive set
raid:
"l understand that there an only a few
little details in diplomacy to he settled he-
fare Mr. and the. Dayton will take each
other by the hand. The children have
played a strvmg part in this domestic
drama. and Mr. llrayton is anxious for
their sake, ii for no other. to bring about
a vvcoucillatirm.
"Asa-Jon as It is elected Mrs. William
Astor will tires come forward and lend
berdsughtsrthe inhuesccolhuaocial
”Ilka to burn any barrios-a away that
the reconciliation between huelusnd and
wife been“ brohndown.“ thsnheaay."
ltr. Dayton Is atparsrntin Bernardo
ville. All. lie is expected at Newport
any day.
“the Derby M Van.
Clifton. Jana fl—Bowadlara' victory
la the Americas Derby burn-rally as
. m r- the an. crust.
Castro-Ame. ti. 1.. June autism
Mussel. ”Wm“-
ABBREVIATED WIRINGG.
and revenue calm bad a
floatation-
pitched battle In llardis sounty. m.
which resulted in the “illegal Ian-hat
moo-stirrer
”my, biog-Imb-
rstaraedfrom .whtrs scythe
“scantily fl
Thatrislcf its new sbipllaa-
«snout-scram wart.
arm Duns cavasssarthl trim a
socialist .N Yes-dill
0scrtaar,ltyranold.wasdrowasrtinthe‘
am manners
W
a 1 strawhad'
[ml’om one.
our nitrous Hill
Mauritanian-trot.
P088.
stuns PARIS Elilll llil.
Hummufi,
able rates.
awrlzalal? Purel— .t;
pacxage nukes lit-i Luge 1
NU‘SF. Sun; l‘VII‘IlE.
IERRELL & SOULS. Syn; 5:. N ‘r'
'iaf'xms—nfld ink! on Jaw-g (hr
n‘! i";
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not maxo a
If you will
KINDS ;
Tanlc
dutiful
Steamer can be chartered for to:
sum “your
own HOME!
2 Large Lots Burrm
4 Good Lots ' *
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Luis
Riverside Ave.
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be ofierexl than these lots on
the Woodward estate.
years ago I offered my first
purchase, of these lots "on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now. and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in Thtr'Su:ttlln:-l nearly every
week—4hr, happy owners of a
prospective homo.
them; you can sue the! mosh-l
vantages already built.
You can buy for cash.
can make quarterly payments.
You canpay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
own a lot in a short time.
—-——¢s¢—~——-.
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Wanmmron 812,
or on the routines of JOHN
no at tho olllco of
The Old Woll Cigar 00.. 81B
Waahirmton street.
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Dandelion
Compound.
Inelastic ass
all
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Hot Weather.
in turn trtr III time
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* _ Bill!
‘ South Norwalk. ‘ Conn.
TIII lest. moi um Inert ts lsng'ltlsrt cecal.
nus HOTEL
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GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
Every Facility for Providing for Large Excursions.
Dancing Daily in the Pavilion.
Anton Point Improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors. .
J. FINKENSTEIN. General Manager.
mongoxfi
REGULAR
TIME-TABLE.
Ma — ~_...
for the toilet.
..
Ave.
Lots
Lincoln Ave.
Lots
on the RIM!
Two
rium'i Nurwrtik.
You know
Why
beginning now 3'
You
$8
only try you will Nthrleunrsl.
Treth illicit with Gold.
FIIIE ‘ BATHIIIG HUIISES. ; ‘
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Elihu-led w itimni pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
Bull? it!!! 0' 'I'IE‘I'II 03 BI“) ‘UBBIK
Teeth llllfil with Amnlgarn: . -
Teeth tilled with Platinum.
STEAM ERSYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK—IMX) and 11:?!” .L. in.;'.!:00, 3:30 and
5:40 p. m. y
ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m,;12:1.'., in, 5:00 and 6550 p. m.
-... «o—
25c —-—— EXCURSION FARE. —~——~ 25c.
)onligbt excursion at reason-f
E. G. TOMLINSON.
LICENSED PHARMACIST.
Successor to l. )1. BUY 1'.
We are in on age of Perfume. and bya
thousand nrttul coutrivnucee all the delicious
adores of the garden are taken into captivity
The fragrunt Violet is implie-
ounl.'.anvl the delicate subtle flavors of a
thoutanvi floral beauties are brought into
requizitinn so that woman. lovely woman.
rn»y_bimm thefbrighter. Of all thechoice var-
ieilt‘e m‘ l'rrfrturer: nonemn mmpare with our
ml If
DR. P. w. DARMEfi;
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
(70bit.
$8
No better made no matter Mw much you pay
Teeth extracted without pain. -
(Gan. Vitiliud Air or Aropherte).
W
lit:
In
- - 75¢
- .lJlsud up
All Work (learn-teed.
(Menopcn from I a. us. until D p. -.
Intraucc No. t: Washington at.
only
o2?
Appetizer
Women! -.
A. man
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Bolt Vaults.
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W wear It a.” Map With prices can be seen at Successors la ll. 1‘. lorrls k Co.
ve- c-v law-'1 '0 “mug“ ~tlle real estate ollico of menu. sesacso.
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m u. u. u to St. Boston lass.
unfit—m: - I‘ll-0B & GOLDEN. f! ' r
first. la m-
Fire and
Mao scalars.
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