Washington
this: hot weather.
Everybody drinks soon Water
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1. .
Peadh Cream is reflect.» and all out Other Flavors are Just as (loud.;
I
‘.
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“arrested
Druggist,
.48 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
wiiiririi,
s.
MOO—‘—
. I am now receiving the
I FALL PATTERNS.
, More very handsome and
'thaprlceis low.
‘ Pepsi Hanging. Painting
anti Decorating.
”Competent Men.
,
n
1'"... ions at
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d I Jean
I m' .:
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Sh. .
THE EVENING SEN-TINEL.
than: would. lditoraad Proprietor.
on}. ich’d'o‘mwmm:
22mm
mint-re All-ass fasten-mow.
out o am Wt W
new Jacki?!“ Weather forecast.
Theweethertcydarpromlaesfobegenusll!
fair. with nearly the mme temperature as
yesterday. but falling slowly in the afternoon‘
and followed by local rain. To—morrow It
promises to be cooler and clear.
scorn sonwsnx.
,h...
,4 ._..____...
What therapies! Our-(my arousing
and Bari-a. .,
Here is good news: Ifartin Bates, Jr..
a Co. will open their factory with a full
force'of hands on Monday, September 4.
George B. St. John is sending out his
annual bills for state and town tax.
Jacob H. Layton is authorised to receive
taxes for him in South Norwalk.
II. 8. Road, who recently took a course
of study in the Silencer Optical Institute.
New York, has received his diploma as
a graduate in theoretical and applied
option. ‘ "-
—C. II. Harvey intends to close out
hisentire bridness. Will sell goods at
lowestprlees. Gosseiheb'argains. Bale
begins Saturday. August 26. ‘
Miss Daisy Scndder, a recent graduate
of the South Norwalk High School, has
been engaged to' teach school at Silver
Mine, in district No. 9 of the town of
New Canaan. ‘”
Hargusdts,’ daughter hf Hugh Comp-
bell, died of spinal meningitis at the
home of her parents on Clay street. yes—
terday afternoon, aged two years and
seven months. _
—Those 00c marshmallow crops for
Site at Lane‘s up veiy tine.
L .TWO different parties are considering
plans for new residences on West street,
near Elm Grove place, as soon as the
sti‘eetis laid out and graded, as adopted
recently by the Common Council.
John Burcbard and Charles E. Jen-
nings. Jr.. started today in the former‘s
- boat for a week’s cruise on Long Island
Sound. They will witness the naval re
view in New York harbor to-day.
——Don’t forget that Lane‘s ice cream is
the purest.
club, last night, oflicers for the next
quarter were nominated. ’I‘hey willbe
elected next week at the residence of
Everett Toilee, on East avenue. East
Norwalk. I
~Lamh chops 150. Peoplee' Market.
Horatio W. Brown. formerly of South
Norwalk, a son of James E. Brown, of
South Main street, had his left hand
badly out, yesterday, by the bursting of
a bottle in the Leonard Bottling Works
at Danbury, where he is employed.
The steamer “Fish Hawk,” used by
the Udited States government for study-
ing the oysterlng and fishing industries,
anchored in the lower harbor, near Wil-
son Point, yesterday afternoon. She re
maihed only a few hours, then steamed
to the eastward. What her mission
was could not be ascertained.
-—Smoke Drum hfajor tobacco and get
ugocd watch. (I. 8. Trowbridge a 00.
Among the various ways provided for
Norwalk pic to enjoy Labor Day,
Ifcnday. her 4, will he an excur-
slonto Rockawsy Beach by the on, of
Albany and the New York and Rock-
away Bach railroad. The steamer will
leave South Norwalkat 9 a. m., and re
turning the sxeursionists will leave
lioekaway Beach at mo p. m. and East
Thirtytlutatlmt at IMO p. In.
all. John Tulartln, naduateolths
lsrrlli Business College, has been so-
captedeoiillthepositionorprivatem
tary.fchrsdsrick W. Sherman, use...
PortOhesiar. N.‘Y.
The executive committseof the Nor-
- walkilnlon YousgPaople’sBocietyof
OhrlsttanEudsavcrheidsbusins-mset-
big‘iait’nlfltél‘ri the South liorwalk
W’ nrch. ltwasdscidsd
tehcldthsneutunlonmaetlngintha
WW. 4 church on
m mm” am
, ' m with Endeavor
WMIMWYFNWI
decorations. general jabbing, graiaiag,
sec. mummmeesm
Bard Go. inseam ad.
dream ‘ some: liorwsik.
AmmatmgistratlomatthsOoa-
it;
‘ 0f clothing
. town, aud‘aityaygifl‘m. .
flat ”"9“?!” Flirnishings ¥
003$, ,
So. Norwaik.
Revved). u. Seward will preach e:
marrow in the Conventional church at
Wilton. ' ,
The recent heavy minimised the water
in Wilton Lake, the source of South hor-
walk’s water supply, six inches. .
{the schooner Helena-sis at John If.
Ferria’ ‘ dock with severity cords of
Virginia pine wood direct from the
south. I . .
For‘what more can you ask. in these
bardtimes.than bargains such as you
will find. beginning August 86. at C. B.
Harvey's.
The Rev. Mr. VauNordan will addrem
the Union Gospel Temperance Reform
annotation tomorrow aftemoon In their
hall on the bridge. All who are interest
ed in temperance work are cordially
invited to be present.
-—-Fali term of the Merrill Businem Col-
lege. Stamford, Conn. will ope: Sept. 5.
The rain fali'haa been so plentiful the
past week that F. A. Smith's factory at
Silver line has run over time.andthe
employee draw seven days‘ pay for this
week’s work. This is something very
unusual for the sin month of August.
—0cr chocolate. vanilla, strawberry,
peach, and pineapple cream is 0. K.
W". ‘s
The members of the New Canaan band
have been invited to visit "Hickory
Bluff.” near Bell Island, next Monday
night. They will be the guests of‘W.
Stanley Lockwood and John G. Thatcher,
who have cosy slimmer cottages there.
William lander. of this city, has been
home' for a few days, the Ilolyoke base
ball team, with which he was playing,
having diallnded: " This morning he
receivgd a telegram calling him to
Waterbury to play with their team there.
He left at once for that city.
—liiiss Florence A. Miller. graduate of
the Merrill Business Chilean, Stamford,
is filling a line position with the Port
Chester Nut and Bolt Works, Port Ches-
ter, N. Y.
A petition signed by over seventy reci—
dents and property-owners of the Wood-
ward avenue section of the city has been
sent to the County Commissioners, rev
moustrating against the granting of a
license to Thomas Village to open a so-
loon on that street.
L. H. Becker‘s lion have just com-
pleted a very artistic job of wall paper-
ing in City Attorney John H. Light‘s
office. The room will be used as a gene-
ral oflice, Mr. Light occupying the front
room and his asiastant. Mr. Taylor, the
room to the right as consulting office.
~—Smoke Drum Major tobacco and get
agold watch. 0. S. Trowbridge a 00.
The last excursion this season of the
steamer City of Albany to Sea Beach.
(lousy Island, will take place to-mor-
row. The boat will leave South Norwalk
at9:00a. m.; returning she will leave
Coney Island at 4:20 p. m., and East
Thirty-first street at 5:20 p. in. It isex-
pected that her passenger list will be
verylarge.
—'i'hey tell us money is scarce. but I
tell you you can make what little money
you havegotwlcess farat my store as
elsewhere. Bargains are plentiful. C.
n. Harvey.
The conference of Christian Workers
at Bell Island will commence tomorrow.
The opening sermon will be preached at
4 o'clock by Rev. William L. loose, of
Brooklyn. Theexsreises willbeheldin
a tent when the weather will permit. but
if thewind or ruin should hinderthey
will be held in William Foster's spacious
carriage house. ..,. _ . ‘
‘ --I"rmh IIuyler's fo-day. lane's.
A handsomegeld medal was received
yesterday and placed on exhibition at
Ocmatock Brothers’ clothing store,
among the other prises which are to be
awardadatthelabchsy picnic oaths
Fair Grounds. The medal is for the
winner 09!”de county one-mils
championship. Its value is .00. Neat
weekthspriseswillbs exhibited attire
uptown Boston Store.
Yeswday was We Day at 0am;
sightthsgovsrncrgsvssrsesptlosat
joysbis 'l‘hslirlgsdshrckeeamp
immsd yaftsrdimisrto-day. Oom-
puiissDaudl' toasrlveinsouth
i
r
l
“i
iii/res. who on.
Koch, and dancing in the evening.
William Gunther. was thrown from his!
bicycle while riding down the bill near
the Springwood bridge last evening an >
up unconscious and carried home. ‘ ,
m elsetric fight at. the corner «I
Franklin and-Clay streets came dowu
with a crash this morning, caused by
thebreaklng ofaroticu rope. The globe
was smashed and the frame of the lamp
was badly damaged.
Two handsome round-bottom cedar
row hosts. one owned by Joseph Schul—
dyco and the other by the Thomas Fay
estate. of Danbury, were damaged be.
yand repair during thostorm Wednesday
night, at Bell Island, by being driven
upon the rocks.
A telegram from Dan Shannon shortly
before noon today, said that the
Bridgeport could not come to South
Norwalk this afternoon, several of the
members being unable to play. The
Putnams have consented to play the Nor-
walks.and a good game may beechied.
Councilman Judson's assertion at. the
council meeting. Monday night, that the
city was likely to have a suit for dani-
dition of the old wooden sewer back- of
the houses on Pineand Ann streets, come
near proving true, Thursday, when about
forty feet of the sewer caved in. . A
woman who lives in J. (3. mee‘s house
on Ann street broke through the plank.
log the same day. but was not injured
The damage line been temporarily repair.
ed
. -n-~u~nn ... _.
“that... news.
A nrnnsy nudge: of Items From the
Upper Inc of Iowa.
flies [lay Higgins continues to im-
prove. __ ' -
E. l‘. Pressy. of Norwalk. isllllings
cashier's Intuition in the Consolidated
Railroad company‘s offices at New
Haven.
The Weekly Record suminury shows
live ml estate sales in Norwalk for the
current week and mortgages umounting
to $1.470. _._
—Children'e mull caps only So each at
the Boston, Norwalk.
The Baum-Price suit was again ad.
journed this morning. as also was the
suit of the Torry Beef company vs. F.
hi. Pierce, of East Norwalk.
Selectman Raymond had a couple of
unusually big potatoes on exhibition at
the selectrnen‘s office this morning. They
weigh two pounds eleven and one-imit
ounces each.
~9th lawn wahts aregoing fast, at 40c.
today, at the Boston store, Norwalk.
The advertisement of Welcolt l
Nickerson, practical bicycle repairers
and meals for the Eagle Altair, should
be read by every wheelman. If you in-
tend buying a wheel you would do well
to get their prices. "
St. Paul's Chapter of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew returned from their an-
nual clambake at Enron's Neck, 1.. 1.. at
8;” o'clock l-t night. They report a
most enjoyable day. Rev. 8. ii. I’ond
accompanied the party.
The following news comes by way of
the New Canaan Hemeugcr: David
town to Norwalk on Ilenday.—-(i. F.
Johnson has built a finetruck foriismuel
Buttery. of Silver line.
—-All our wool challies must be sold
thlsweskiuordertomakemom for
new fall gooda‘The price filo yd. should
movethemqulchlv. The Boston shire,
Norwalk. W
r. J. wuss: M of u...
People's Iarkats in Norwalk and South
llcrwalk raceipted. last night, for the
lures by Samuel Grins, sad hagsiu III
lull possessionofbotb markets.
In. Ellen D. Morris, wife of William
Norris. and mother of J. B. Norris,
managwof the Norwalk telephone as.
change. died In New Haven Wednesday
night. Thefunsral washsld lhismcru.
Ina. Inlferris hasslsrgs nsmhsrcf
friends in Norwalk. who extend their
unm-
-Atthe Boston store, ifcrwslir. you
osnbuy snmmsrgocdsst winter prices.
lib Edith Inwrls, who, with her
slatsr.llssfliliisf.owfis.warssnsstscf
if. Gram.“ “summertime
iy. hes accepted a shallow from a
numbers! frindstoswimsnsrhlhitlon
Ive miles. Him lowria is a levers:
spurns. andhas snubbed her
Potatonssveralccesslcus.
'l‘lissucesu of Ira. martian.
Psaaay
III For. 12‘ H and tinglilngliams
I0 Pas. i5 to 20:: Gingham
to its. 250 Bless Goods"
Ill Pas. 500 Dress Goods
Boat racing this afternoon. at The .
was seriously injured. lie waslpicl . ,
ages on its hands on account of the con. .
attachment placed on his stock and fis- ,
aquatic
frisodshyhsrfsstslatbswatsrsiltetca .
our to .5. 'so .1.
SPEBIIL insiiLuig ' on” _
A. Dickerman & Son
84/ wasriisi’o'rou STREET. sou-m NORWALK. on N.
i.
will 5018.
'iii Hols.
at little.
“ 311503.“
at isms.
mummy...
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TH. llDFFEE.
Leading GIOCBrs ‘
The Richest Cheese in the City...
nor Bonds are the Richest; lie the Fartherssi.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
. it. You must have m sud
.ltave'slneethalypuflwbava ism {
‘Oorsssnrtwentlems the whole 'iiaid
and‘lt’s a cover that .stays all tbs; my
round. from JED”?! in Minus}. ,1
doesn‘t make any difference with us
whether it's wintesor summer, spring or
autumn; we've got everything in. the
gmeryhmsudtbequslityisaiwaysss
prime as June bullet.» brisk trade
keeps our dock always fresh and prices, .
always low. This week we are Mug. .
inset on Edit! turret,
s
83 Washington St. I
so well to-day. .
Thomas Ward, for many, years a pew
collector at St. Mary's church, has re
signed. Ills successor is John Ilenry.
Attorney George A. Honnecker drove
to the reservoir at Groupe'e yesterday.
He says the wafer is running a foot over
the overflow. H» .__-
—We will closeout thevbalance of our
~.l.98summer wrappers for v.59 each.
It will pay you .to call and see them.
The Boston store. Norwalk.
There will be ailerman at the Norwnlk
Lawn Tennis club’s casino. next Thurs-
day night. Wheeler and Wilson will
furnish music.
Charles Evans and Joseph Vac. court
messengers in the county court house at
Bridgeport, wheeled in Norwalk on a
tandem bicycle.
Mrs. E. L. Hoyt, of Berkeley street.
who underwent an operation in a New
Yorka hospital, Wednesday. was more
condemns yester'dhy,‘flthough she is
trio in yet by any means out‘of danger.
—-lt)0 dos. pair of ladies‘ and gents‘
hose. regular 25c goods. will be sold
from 7 to 9 o'clock this evening, for 12k,
pair, at the Boston store, Norwalk.
George Harris, of South Norwnlk, was
riding a bicycle alongside of a tram car
down llelden avenue, last night. when
at the little green near Mott avenue and
he was thrown off towards the car. Ile
expected to see him taken out badly
the car to a standstill.
rolled out from under the car uninjured,
pace.
known and most respec
different remedies without benefit. un-
til Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhma Remedy was used: that re-
lieved him at ones. For sale by U. C.
Stillaon, Druggist.
no. rWRElGHrTm Grap
what he believes to be the best reared
in existence for the flux. His expo -
once is well worth remembering.
arrhisa liemedy was recommended to
use the medicine and was entirely cured.
remedy to any race suffering with
such a disease, as u my opinion it Is the
best medicine inexistence." $5 and 50
cent bottles for sale by (l. C. Stillson,
Hughes removed hls furniture from this Dru
Willi—IT or nus-runs
Remaining uncalled for at the following post.
emcee for the week ending Aug. as. It“. Pier-
savihevareadvsrtissd:
South Norwalkmllanis Dublin’s.
“it
:2 . mum-ewe...
n'll'd iph. “W
In.-
A.
ayes. Annie
so
we‘d.
N
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Jnh
Pltcher’a Gastorle.
mmwudckmegavsherm
Wismshewuammsorisdfmm
mmmmumwm
'WNIEhshadobilbsalbegavslhs-am
Children cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Ohl' .iren (try for
rite bar's castoria.
WEE-“s. lesson.
asst
Orderofilotlcs.
one of the wheels struck the gutter stones
rolled under the step, and the passengers
mangled. He gave a scream when he
struck the ground. and the ladies on the
car became greatly excited. The mo-
torman put on his brake and brought
The bicyclht
and without waiting to'thank anyone
for his lucky recaps, mounted his wheel
and paisled down the avenue at a lively
Ir, J. C. Boswell, one of the beat
ted citisens of
limwnwood, Texas. suffered with di-
arrhiua fora long time and tried many
hie, Texarkana. Arkansas. has found
He
says: "Last summer I had a very severe
attack of £3. Itried almost e1“ -... " ".’ " " _... “‘
centimeters. "mi 0.: Auction.
me. I purchaseda bottle and received
almost immediate relief. I continued to
I take pleasure in recommending this
sons calling for any of these letters will please
soil
rs. . . ,
war. llip u use.
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locum
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET. m.
Persons lookl foraio or house and lot.
with the view 0 porch w. are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
e in ever of the cit at manual:
moss and cn'xvnberma. y a’ultl’
WANTED.
Qituatiou by I‘Iunii'arlau woman to do gener-
k, at housework b the day. Speaks Ger-
man and En lisb. pply to Mrs. Sulyok, 13
Wood street. uth Nor-walk. solid in
”T0 LET.
[HOUSE Henry, street. East Norwalk;
110an Da streak] house. i Tullea at;
IRROW’ Ely eck street; part 0 house. I!
lee street. lower floor: 1 suit 0 roomahli
Tones street. up stairs. Inquire of John .
Knapp. 8:! West street. ‘ sum if
SEVEN rooms. corner Main and Ann streets.
rent. Old; 7 room North Main street, rent.
Its; lower floor of house. No. to South Main
street. rent. are. Apply to It. A. Woodward.
Flint! Sent. i. the top ilmr in the Insurance
building; now occupied by Butler Lodge.
i. 0.0. F. or particulars l airs of h. S
Brown. at his store on South
"‘ ‘ "' ,‘Z‘n-Lr— ...,-,A. A ._ fl”-.. .7. a. .——
"HIST door over Theodore Olsen‘s shoe store.
14 Suitable for millinery. dressmaking. tai-
lori or any other light business. lacks.
Did ell (‘igar i‘o, Ki Washington at. if
‘ AS’I‘ half of doublehouse on Blooms street.
A Inquire n! It. H. itowan. 1y]: tf
gig". or. building
ll. 1‘. Knapp.
on while... Apply is
3.. tf
f
Tax collector s liotics.
\‘OTICE is hereby Ivrn to all persons liable
A to pay taxes lot a town of Norwalk. in
the county of Fairileld and Plato of Connecth
rui.cn the assessment llatuf ital. that I will
meet them In remit-e said taxes. at Il-lt‘ follow—
ing limbs and plus-est. to wit;
At the store of W. S. Hanford East Nor-
walk. (down fawn). on Wednesday. A at
illth, liulJmiu l0 o'clock fornnoon; until can
o‘clock afternoon. ,
At the store of J. C. Bundle. at Winnipauk,
on the afternoon of Wednesday. August will,
use. from 3 o‘clock until til) o‘clock.
Aline store of Alphonso Dibble. at South
Five Mile River. on the evening of Walnut.
day,August:llth. 1m from Til) o‘clock until
Sim o‘clock.
Attbe 0mm of the Collector, Room No. l.
Mannie Bulldl . in the Born hof Norwalk,
in said Town of orwalk.on T ursday. Aug.
ust 31st. it“s. from 9 o‘clock Invention. until It
o'clock afternoon. and from 7 until 6 o‘clock
in the evening.
Mr. fl. I). .milh. at the (\illrt‘lflr'i office,
borwalli. and Mr. J. I. Layton, at his office,
Railroad Place. South Norwalk. arr authorir.
ed to receive lanes for me.
On all taxes which shall remain unimlil after
ibeillth day of September but. interest at the
rate of nine percent. will charged from the
gleam? of August. 18K). until the name shall
GEORGE ii. 81‘. JOHN.
Collector in and for said town of Norwalk,
on the “bi uf II“.
listed at Norwalk. Conn. August 1. mo.
aui'l if
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting of the trustees of
Maureen Institute. Reyes-r island. Smith Nor-
walk. Conn. Thursday. Sept. 7th. ion.
THOXAS .l. CAMPBELL. Pres.
anal 2i.
WEDNESDAY. we 30. I893.
AT 9:00 A. I.
Will be sold at public auction on the premises
or the lots John ll. Romano. our street. Nor-
walk. 'l‘sn cows. sis vise. forty chickens. two
hirreea. a new carriage. two buck-boards. one
square hos wanna. two sleighs (one MI”. two
ladders. one wheel barrow. refrigerator, haro
nova. blanket». three inc bores. milk vans. tubs,
etc. Also aquautlty of household furniture.
including bed room suits. carpets. extension
tables. writing desks. a choice of a scum or
upright piano. dishes, sewing machine. and
safe: also lib ct. milk routs. one fine horse. one
milk wagon and harnssaons line four year
old my horse. well broken and a good driver.
'l'hlssaie must take place Wednesday. Aug.
W. at its. so. rials positive. Terms cash. for
further particulars inquire of J. Mall). on
the premises; or
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flu new
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coastal
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iiersrge F. Hearse. (‘11: National Bunk, 3:53! _0_
flow for gold. end not for glory.
BBIRIII‘B. BAILIFFSJAW YERSJIOARY,
Laborer!“ with their might and main.
last their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them. with no token
That we o'er sold beef. or mutton.
This, the tale they told judge xsne.
ironies IIIKET.
13 North Main st., 30. Norwaik.
NOW CONTAINS 80!]:
lIIE liIlEIT BOISIIIPTIHII
The Celebrated Staff of
English and American flamers, *
Telephone Cali i 3-2.
. . - - ‘ ' ' Ponder well. dear frat. :nd ‘lghbors. Quickly then. their-payer's be granted; V
Highest of all lil Leavening Ponies—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. As you read the wondrous awry. And the BAILIFFS. nothing dannted. *
Took the job they long hsd wanted
Watched our stores both day and night.
Who’d have thought our BEEF so TENDER, .
'I’bat thus they must. their service render.
Lest THEIVES break in and we 00 UNDER
For men and angels WHAT A SIGHT!
W
E. .i. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIEE liELIlElll,
v
PEOPLE'S MARIE],
21 Wall st.. Norwalk
Telephonecall,52«3. i Satisfaction gimmnteed. I Telephone call. 57-3.
, JACKSON ’8 .
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
as
BEAC'I'IFI'L WORK IN
1- Cllhlllll. PISTELLE. WATER COLOR IIIID SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
An Artistic line of l'hctogrsphs, Especially Studies from fihild-li
constantly on Exhibition. '
VISITORS ALWAYS
L iiiii 53 ill 8L. inning.
FOR THREE DAYS
ELCOM E.
ONLY.
IIIII' CITIIlllll SPEOIIlISTS.
Will arrive at the
0in Hotel, South Norwalk, August leih,
and will open an office in Parlor No. 2.
All who visit these Eminent Physicians before August 31 will receive Con-
The
meat. During the past year ,
taken for treatment, ti,
sultaiioa. Advice. Services and Surgical Treat»
meat Free of Charge l'ntil Cured.
treat all diseases and deformities. If yourcaae is incurable they will hon~
eetly tel you so and caution on against spending more money for useless treat-
191 were rejected as incurable: of nearly 8,000 cases
H'I have been cured, 1,643 still underour care and ra
improving. These Specialists will positively cure Cafarrh. Bronchitis, Ast
all Throat and Lung Diseases, and will absolutely guarantee every case of
idly
ma.
Con~
sumption they agree to treat. This mode of treatment is safe, sure and certain in
its results.
men.
after which date the usual
and 6 to 8 p. in.
“Monte HALL.
Saturday. Aug. 26.
THE COIIDIAN.
MBOII H. WOHDHULL.
SUPPORTED nv
MISS TROII GBISWOLD.
in his Great New York ,5 . , ,_ -
ticnsi tximddy Drama_ “rem ho hum
Uncle Hiram,
Entirely Revised. lie-written and meals a
UHF... acanso PHODUOTION-
The Wonderful Isilrssd Effect.
The Brooklyn Bridge, Isa fork
"mill. sud lisrtlioldi status.
We carry our own fishery, and will imitlvrly
produce It as advertised.
NIH music. flltv solos.
"I narrows.
lesson All!) PATBOI.
savanna arm "All.
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flammable». “M
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Thursday. Aug. 3 l .
AN ALWAYS Wlwoll VISITOR.
Till
swan-r IIKDIIO “IIIAK ODIIDIAI
IIIIAS. T. ELLIS,
rs Hill SIAUTII’UL UOXIDY.
Count Casper
35m REVISED.
BETTER IN EVERY RESPECT.
Eliis’ New Souls.
If N“ W“ n
i rims lliliE mpg.
Wltkthbtllondresfor the lid
"SANTA GLADE.”
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III VII? I”! or semen.
fleasuoasslsssmssd'ihmiiessa‘s.
certsu‘aot.
'Ihosesuflering from Rheumatism. Sores. Ulcers, Tumors,
% Skin (3’ Scalip disfules. fllfl'llld visitt them sconce.
vice an arr-v cos a no ute y roe na ll cared well who appi before Au net 81
fees will be charged. Office bong; 9 a. m. tog p. uh:
A. lain once 928 Chapel Street. New Haven, Conn.
Epiie y, Hysteria. Nervous Exhaustion and ii i
disease permanent y cured by the liondon S a orms M nervous
All dismses of the Liver and Kidneys, . tomach and Bowel “ -
lent at this general), treated with guarun s.eepeually prevn
services of the greutvst English Specialists for Blood. Skin and Surgical diseases of
let Treatment.
teed success. They have secured the
Cancers or any form
Remember, (consultation,
‘ LAST
I GHANII EXCURSION
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SEA BEACH,
CONEY ISLAND.
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SIIIIDII. MIG. 27, '93.
lie-Excursion Firkin.
lssvs death Ismail, bl s. iii.
Returning Leaves
essBeaeh (Gooey lslsnd).l:2ly.iii.
East list it. it. 1.. 5:20 s- in.
sale
lililleakeihio.
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s. i. i. a. nation's
nor your HEITEI
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