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Imported Oil‘s.
Sardines.
lacuna . lulu-nus.
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SOUTH HORWALK-10 .00 and 11:30 a. m.; 2 :,00 3- .30 and
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m lad Sold They Were—jams
OI. Isis n Indemn- Blunder.
W‘mssn 0mm NY. Aug. es—
in the morgue at New-
cl several mangled victims
Ho the Rooksway Beach
oaths Longlsland railroads: yet- un-
‘ 4 . orglueln Newtown and the
uEgimslsud City have been bo-
. gods seekers for the missing
W 01 their families. The scenes as
m at tin. mangled bodies were recog-
mm heart reading. women fainting
on their knees to weep.
”Pm muons did not find those they
soughtstncngthe dead or wounded and
Maw with intense relief. in sharp
, trust with those who found loved ones
_ and mangled.
the scans of the accident wrecking
.. sails fcroeof railroad employees
to obliterate the pain
division“! of the disaster. The three
«I! won lied up and burned,
rails and en switches were
Ind the blood pools hidden1 under
it sand.
~ In. Harlem Road Isolde-At.
aged ill. of fills place.
l lncgau. luggage master: badly bruised.
fancied Blight.
due to voluntary starvation.”
I’h Bin-0 Int Fixed.
om E. It. Reynolds sad
WME Blood state that the
nose of the accident is still unknown;
m is s questionof veracity between
Switchman Nutt and Engineer Can:
i the Rocknvgay trail: The lattcr
I as prevailed It
, , “W was true. Bedeclared that
m Ivan Ictat safety, indicating a clear
mind ho went ahead without. reducing
the efforts of th
brought to him.
arms of flu old shipulate dead.
He was
190 pounds \v lu- ll in» in- win his hull.
his frunlc n-Allailml when he died
y Fireman Robert Price, his com
.“My 6:113. “libero is a
. Mag 0 he saw
taint the turn red lights that
mathema- end entrain, and
am that he immediately reversed
Itsenfine
li
, and put on the steam brakes
W and Fireman Price jumped for
us.
the wrecked engine was examined
lathe naming hls statement as to the to
"vulnedlsvusnd steam brakes was found
be true. The only remaining question
MD to whether he or Nutt was right
) i.
starve Them Out.
have refused to surrender.
m sign
In the morning it was set at danger. and
“Blissful-i that it had remained so ever
. ductile sst it to warn Engineer Coucrite.
Images,“k Reynolds and Superintendent
will”! :tltements and will
- I flail in Min-y
n. M Ind llInjured.
Will is I corrected list of the dead:
WW I. A. Buck. 65 years. editor rlpirlt of
“Oscar Diet-oi. 40 years. 122 East One liundn d
“Wm street: died at St. John‘ a bus-
MM Dhtxel, it years: died at morgue.
It's. Bertha Weinstein. 347 Fast. Fifty (with
strict: did It morgue; her husband at imspitsi.
“women. ill years. her son; tiled at
‘ , Finn. masonic. Manhattan Beach
. ii“ A will
mm wanan. blond; two cards in
ons.”laurs Duly. um Madison
> “UL-”Ilium the other." Min Youngm
A much”: street. New York. "
mamMcr-i. :‘wnrsnis l3
postal: m cns.‘ o n on ." an
thrott- "llrs. ckoa."
mustache: letter
enter the church.
to starve the robbers out.
\1”:
iy for yours."
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unulc.
way.
PlTTsrlELD. Mass"
or and two sons has hven IP-
‘ all. with bunch of keys mnrksd
Waterly. It. 1.." and small prayer
J. l. “mu" on driest.
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Bstlxsl‘lldanm Madison
$23, upclelitflud Ivsllaelsa
sun-mm
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. > - TOMRBIMbank. 8.1.."in
with letter in pocket sc-
csrs Ir. Goodwin.lllll
pose of selecting one to purchase.
them with him when he came.
Why Ilr. Harlan Mus.
l years. in Second svsnur.
and internal injuries: will
Milt Broadway. flow York:
‘ critical; wife believed
Ill years. his drainer:
from the western part of the state.
“Would bralmmay
“lulOMKnndtsdsod
~ tilt usual» lustrous and
M ' V
Mason. so years. ill West Sixty-
low Yol‘kthssd hurt: willro-
W. as lbsrtb avenue. New
“My will bly die.
.l. as set math street. New
. " - Park avenue. New York.
recover.
yours. ‘l Ninth Ivcnuc. New
yssralImOncHundnd
”me. New York: Marisa tron
_ attornoon.
Cl est “VIENNA street.
' Weasel. Butch
neck by a large black dog.
men near Reed's Point. After
and dissppsarsd.
House.
flail Against Arthur MM
the ilrctberhooi of locomotive
Would not nay lousy.
or...
's bread and Butter. "
cinstein. I boy13 years
BREWSTERS. ii. Y., Aug. se.—'l‘he follow.
ing is n correcml list of the killed and int
jured in tho head on collision near Dyko
mans on the Harlem road. The killed are:
Daniel i’onctisre. engineer of train No. it
William Elliott. engineer of train No. in: Wil-
lialn Best. fireman of train No. to; Rollin Reid.
'1‘le injured were: J. A. Banks; trslnlnan:
scolded. Dewitt lim‘mlnnce. salesman. l‘ntlghv
kcmnlhualp wound and prosirsiion. Janice
FASTED SEVENTY-SIX DAYS.
A Stubborn lisllor Starved Himself For a
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Ala—Anionic B"
cheticb died in a scnmon’s boarding house
after having fasted for 70 days. During
that time nothing but wot/er passed his
lips. Just before he died hccalled for food.
but it was too late. lie had only taken I
few mouthfuls when the end come. The
doctors attending him fine a certificate
that death was canned by “general debility
Bacheiich was a sailor and when in this
city inside his home with Lucas Bdcnich.
On Sunday, June ll, when he went tothe
breakfast table there was neither knife.
fork nor spoon at his plate. lie felt him-
self insulted at this seeming neglect and
left the table. ref sing to eat. and despite
interostcd in him re-
fund to partake ct any kind of food until
he finally surprlsml those at his bedside by
asking for food, and a meal was quickly
lie took a little beef too.
but before he finished it fell back in the
a stalwart man. weighing over
BURGLARS TN A CHURCH.
Besieged by Angry Farmers. Who \VIII
The siege hm lasted since ill o'clock Sat»
urdny night, and the farmers have decided
Burglaries have
been of f rcqucnt occurrence in' McCandlm
township of inlc,and the farmers organised
to rid ilm county of the thieves, who are
be dam-«l to he members of the notorious
5mg, which has terrorized the farm-
Ar». in tin lluliilt‘l'll part ofAlicghauy coun
('lllsrgnl “‘ith a Foul Complrlsoy.
in filo bill for divorce
fill-ii m Ilm mpA-I‘ior court by Mrs. Bells H.
Ii.l‘:v.'ii against William E. linssett of this
(if) some most astonishing charges are
it is alleged. and the allegations
are supported by written evidence. that
Hansen conspired with the wife of a
wealthy farmer named Stone, now living
nrar Nashua, II. to murder Stone.geta
divorce from his own wife and than marry
the widow of Stone. who was more than
ready to put. her own husband out oftho
1‘ [surged With fits-ling Rings.
Aug.” 28.—-Mrs. J.
Beadle of Philadelphia, whowith her moth
summer at Mrs. Strong's hcsniins
on Elm street. is undernrrosthsrs, charged
with larceny and false pretanse. She ob
taincd two rings valued at 050 from Ed-
wards' jewelry house Aug 8 for the pur-
Ind shs
has failed to return than: She claims she
sent them to her husbuld. who was to bring
Was-r CHESTER, Pa, Aug. tu—Ex-Scna.
tor A. l). Harlan has announced the with-
drawal of his candidacy for state treasurer
at this time because of the probability of
the nomination of Judge Fell for the su-
premo judgeshlp and with the idea that the
state treasurer nomination should come
A Death Iron lymphoma.
Mamas, Mass. Aug. n—Osrtrudc Con-
nolly. the Swear-old daughter of P. J. Con-
nclly. died It the Million hospild 0C hydro-
phobic after suffering terribly from spasms.
Six weeks ago while walking on Pearl
street she was bitten shout the face and
'l'rnls nosta- lnschsl In the Dbl-[Cast
Lmtlosros. Mon.. Aug. fi—ll‘hs North-
ern Pacific east bound express was held up
and the passengers robbed by Iva masked
Milne
lunch in the dining car they left the train
The Railroad-rt Convention.
natures, PAL. Aug. u-ere largest
crowd of railroads" over mumbled at one
time in this city was present It the con-
venticn which was bold in the Grand Opera
for $00,000 has been settled out of court.
Only
3O
l’lTTSlu’nc. Aug. lit-Eight men who
were surprised while burglarizing the
farmhouse of William ilarnbuah in No
Camiicss'tow nsbi p are held prisoners in an
old stone church near Sample Station by
50 armed farmers. who surround the build
ing. The burglars on: also armed and
The men arr
desperate and say they will shoot down
any of the impinging party nttssmptingtc
the
M
TOLEDO, Aug. lie—Tbs famous "usual
damage suit against i’ ll. Arthur. chisfol
Allfl'lllDAlf. N. it, Aug. saunas"
than pay a premium on currency with
which to pay their employees the United
Knitting company has closed down.
Herr spells on lire“ and fitter.
Manor Pans. N. 1.. Aug. ss—sxm
gressman Roswell 0. Hon spoke to so»
at Aslmry Park auditcflnmoo “The
member was in his
silver at I ratio of
When the lmutous Question ol Rollo-I
ls lsttled. the House Programme Is Un-
certain—There W“! I]. Stilllors Orn-
, tory In the Senate.
Waslnsorozt, Aug. 28.~—-Wht'n the house
of representatives met at noon today. a sea
of faces in the mdleries looked down upon
the crowded floor. where almost cvory
fiction on the
Wilson repool bill was about to begin.
Acconling to the previously arranged pro-
gramme the house began voting on thesev-
era! propositions included within the order
adopted 15 days ago for the consideration
and disposal of the silver purchase quen-
tlon. The vote was to be taken first upon
the proposition to provide free coinage of
This failing,
other ratios up to so to l were to be voted
upon. Then the house was to be given In
opportunity to say whether or not it would
restore the Bland-Allison act of 1878.
All these are connected with the repeal
of the silver purchasing clause of theSher
man law of issc That is doomed in any
sent.
lOtol.
and afterward ran ‘naksd through the
fields for 80 minutes. slashing and tearing
ids own throat until he inflicted wounds
irom which he died. Connors was going
toward his heals with acolnpnnion when
lhcy beard cribs “Murder!" ~ llugfroma
window in I four story house in "only
tin-ct. Connors left his companion and
ran up stairs toward the place from which
the cries were coming.
At the head of the stairs be was met by
Gibson. who was flourishing a razor.
fon- Connors could learn what was the dif—
ficultyflllloon made a clash at his throat
and cut a gash 813’ inches in length. l‘ua-
non ran down stairs. crossed the street and
ran into John Doyle’s restaurant, wlwru
he fell upon tho floor and expired in about
l5 minutes without making any lnwlligl-
blc statement.
Meanwhile Gibson, clad onlyin his night
shirt. had run into the street and crossed
over into some lots near the baseball
grounds, yelling like AA manic. lie was
flourishing I run:- about his head and at
times drawing it across histhroot. lie was
dissrmcd and taken to the City hospital.
Gibson talked rationally and said he
Ills on... noel In was-run and Cons-
plctely llunkrurttwln Ills Day In Ell
Been Worth .lo.oo0.COO-Au lmntrlo
Cllax acu- r.
Cliff‘Mll). Ann. 28.—-—Ilcnjsmin Peters
Hutchinson. the greatest operator ever
lanolin on flioi hicuun board of trade has
pruhnlnly ended his cares-ran humiliate!
form or. metvm years ago he failed and
lift“? lilvn has not figured on 'Uhango" to
any lll'rlli ulnnt. llc lnul now sold his cor.
lilimu- ui' llil'lllilt‘l'hilill on tilt-hoard, and
this may be call:- d tho lost art of his specu-
latiw can-A r Only in ice since he returned
from New York has he nppenreti on the
llllur of the ilxchangc. When the Cudnhy-
l'elrbank— Vi right deal collapsed. tbé old
nnln was an intorcstcd swmulntor.
AA few days ago he made a drill in wheat.
lie got. on the wrong side of the market.
and there wele cailArfor margins. Tounleet
them be won obliged to sell his certificate
of mombership for about 8000. it was
bought by Armour Ah Co. for one of the
cluploycos of the firm. With the money
event. Finally, all these having failed. I»
suming that they would fall to secure I
majority i the void cast. the house would
face the liked issue of unconditional ro
pcai.
l’uturo Programm- Unoertnils.
On Tuesday the report of the committee
on rules recommending the code for the
government of the Fifty-third congress
will be taken up, and. it is helievml. adopted
without much delay There is no inten-
tionmsnifest It this time to antagonists the
committee's recommendations. and after
explanation of the effect. of tho pnlpmlfli
changes by lilr. Catchings and probably
mun! further Allison'ations by Messrs. lies-d
and Burrows, the minority of the coup
mitts», a vote is expected.
After the rules have been adopted the
programme in the honmis uncertain. A
recess for three days may be taken. which
will give members and employees an Alp-r
portunity to recover from the unusual and
exhaustive strain of the past two weeks. or
the house may lit‘ itsrnline to continue in
session that members may pn sent the
bills already prepared and waiting bu be
introduced, but wbctlu-r at once or later in
the week. it bill day will be provided. A
small avalanche is expected of men-um
which illiif'li in secure favorable action in
previous cungrrsC-s. establishing at once
calendars of considerable magnitude and
giving the new committees plenty of mu
fcrial for examination and report.
In the senate the week begins mainly
with tho Mantle case in the foreground. It.
had been agreed that a vote shall be taken
at 2 o'clock today upon the pending motion
of Senator "once to lay on the table M‘r.
Moudrrson‘s motion to reconsider the votr
by which the senate declared that Mr.
Mantle was not entitled to a swat. in the
body. Them has been some expectation
that Senator Morgan, who was oilseut when
the last vote was taken. would be in his
seat, and "WW is an intimation that then-
llns been AA change in the \ lens of some of
the Nt‘llillill'! who \‘utml against .\T r. Mull-
tle's claim, but few of his friends are con
fldunt. that the decision of the senate will
be reversed.
Senator Gordon is set down for is speech
on the silwr bill Tuesday, and it may in:
that he will take monsion to further on-
pound his theoryof financial relief based
upon the temporary suspension of the mile
hank tax.
Walnut! [In I Illver lposcl.
Senator Wslcott has also announced his
intontion of addressing the senate on
Wednesday on the subject of silver. and ha
is sure of I large audience on the floor and
in the galleries
The national bank extension bill is likely
to be taken up It. the Int opportunity and
pushed asrspidly Ispossible. it may be
that I vote can be reached on the Cocktail
amendment. relative to the deposit of bonds
in ths treasury early in the wt. but thin
still remains the tormidabic Butler amend-
ment repealing the stats bank tax. if this
threatens to consume In undue amount of
time. it is probable that. the bill villus-ids
tracked in order to allow Mr. Voorbm to
forward discussion and action upon the re
pesl bill which bears his name.
This result may be hastened if the pier
out plan of the silver man takes lbs
namely. to endeavor to attach to the bank
hilln an amendment providing for fun silver
The Wilson bill is expected to reach tbs
senate not lsur than Tuesday It will be
promptly referred to the finance commit»
tee, and from that time on the committee
will hold daily meetings until it is prepared
to make I rcport to the senate.
It is within the boundsof possibility that
some senator may create I turmoil at some
etagcby ondeavoring to call up the Peder
resolution directed It the New ork banks.
but this can be done only by a ulaiority
vote.
roasts class rest-ulna.
Wasulscror, Aug. nit—Tho following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
Connectiouh ills. J. M Bucll. ilantslu: J. J.
fill-"key. Union City. V7.11. (lolspangkw
New donor-J W- Iii-Mm LB.
llcl'slisn. Asliandl C. I. Woodland. Atom» 5
J. Btrobridn. Animal
valve: .1. (l. lamina. burns
.Dss (.‘rosk- The?» (Wombat
.Srnm “'l
m
Wright. Deco Vallsyl 'll. fimw
boa; it. 1‘. ought-ah (treat Beam D. W.)
Wit. tuber-mgr. r.
lions. News Kill: 0. mm m
Masks. Pm
Carbon” NW8.
m5“ Wim“
ram MM
Ar 1‘. 0. mum have
thought Connors was attempting to kill
him. Mrs. Gibson says that her husband
was all right until he awoke and began
moving about. the room. She finally be-
came frightsned and ran to the window
and called for help. It is thought that he
was partially out of his head.
thus ubtiAinul the once pm at plunger made
his margins good. lint. it took the inst of
his solicitor-Al in do it.
(moo \Vorth Tots Millions.
Five years ago Mr. llutbhinmn wnsrev
norm! in be worth anywhere from romance
to :lOJlsLOllfL—nll music in spcclllstlou.
lie has always been peculiar in his habits
and spent most of his time when not. on the
door of the l" xcbsngc in a small room on
the upper flour of the board of trade build-
ing. lit-re he slept and cooked his meals.
After he returned from New \ork here-
unused this lifc instead of going to the
beautiful result-nos of his son Charles is
Hutchinson, down on l’mlrio avenue,
where he might have been comfortable. '
ii hy ht- choows to live «part from his fam-
ily is I secret known only to those most in-
ten-sled. llulh \ir Hutchinson and his
son refuse to discuss the question.
Young Mr, Hutchinson is too busy with
his duties as president of the Corn Ex-
clmn‘kc bank. as receiver for Cndahy and
in many other ways to have much time for
the discussion of such questions anyway.
even if he were so inclined lie is of I dif-
ferent stamp from his father. He does not
illQ'cllilliC. lie saves The consequence is
that while hill father had to sell his board
of trade membership to help him out in I
picayunc drill young Hutchinson is in-
wsting ill good paying properties. it was
said at the lime of the old speculator's fail~
urn, April ‘23. 1801, that his son received the
news calmly. because he had never ap
proved of spu-Allniion as a mango! liveli-
b
HER PRAYER ANSWERED.
A “'0qu Asked Tint the Board of Basis.
Commissioners ll- hruiyued.
i‘lln..u-A:Lrnl.\, Aug. A.RL—Ssmuel W.
Wells, secretary of the board of excise com-
missioners of Cumberland county. N. J .. is
dead. The cunnnissioncrs have the power
rd issuing liquor licenses. and they have
been asked on all sides.sspocislly by the
women. to refuse to girlI licenses. On Aug.
In, at Bridgman. ills Woman's Christian
'I‘cmpemnct' union met. in the Central M.
H. church and prayed that the excise bohrd
might not issue any morn liosnsea
line. enthusiastic woman. the wife of
Grocer Townsend. prayed that Godwouid
paralysis the board and rclnuvo its mem-
bers before they grains-d any more licenses.
\t l’itlnml Grove wnp mos-ling the next
day in a revival the woman rl-penled her
pmycr. Thclxlanl continued its hearing
of applicants and intended to wind up its
work on Sept. i.
erl-A, tho socrutsry. had vnlod fora num-
ber-if licenmvs. On Sninnlny it cremains
if Mrs. Townsend's prayer had been In-
sweml. \‘A’clls was found ill bisoflim pernw
iyzul. lie died Sunday, The woman heard
the ncws of Townsend's death and was her-
riliml. The other members of the boIrddo'
not know whether to grant more licenses
or not.
The fateful Deal.
The dml which brought ruin was one in
which Mr. Hutchinson bad a line of 2.3!);
an or 3.00mi!“ bushels of July corn bought
up at 80 cents. A portion of this was clusod
out at 0‘2 cents.
When the crash came, the old gentlmunn
was too lunch broken down ill spirlis to
face the inevitable. lie boarded a train and
went down into ladinua and did not return
for five days During that. time Ill his
trades were closed out and differences
amounting to 81m 000 were mad good by
his son. Since Jan. 1. lifll. (h Hutch"
had lost Show.“ or succumb, all that was
left of his large fortune.
When he cams back. he was cordially re-
ceived, but he felt the difference betwwn
being the greatest plunger on the board and
bring is ruined man too keenly to stay hero.
lie wentm New York. where his career
is well known. But he was not satisfied
there. And when he come back here he
was not satisfied with the experience he
had gained in former years on the board.
ifs felt the old desire to speculate. ilr did
and lost the right to do so on the floor
hereafter. Nowadays he may be seen
around the haunts of the hangars on of the
board of trade men talking with the
"pit." it
Mr. Hutchinson is I New England Yan-
kee. He was born in Lynn. Mass. As he
had to work for I living while he was still
youn . it is not. remarkable that he should
have earned to make shoes.
Irving's Workman llcld.
wa Yellll. Aug. All. ~l‘lvs members of
the Henry lrving theatrical troupe. which
arrived esicrdsy from Southampton, were
dctai by the government inspector aw
in the alien contract law. They were 0.
Riggs, Master Ulla Man I first cabin pas-
senger. and George Alexander. ileury
Powell and William Templeton. calcium
light Anon. second cabin passengers.
Burns. to Pay ers. lbs-a.
Tums. Aug. Sis—Counsel tor Mrs
Mattie C Bhann of Prinsvtcn. who was rr
canny tried for poisoning her son and se-
nlttsd. has received notice to the offset
t the Manhattan hits insurance com-
pany refuses to pay the insurance on hsr
son's life. There arstwo policies. amount
lag together to 01.000
unseat Li's Its-cm llen.
MADRID. sums adios Mutual hits in-
“runes company oi New York is winding
upitsbuslnsssin 8 u because to...“
unmet has in hssvy taxes and bur-
densome restrictions as regards investment
at fundson all foreign insurance associa-
lions.
lirusswich's Apps-l M Isl.-
Bnu rswtcs, 0a.. Aug. n-‘l’lle necessity
for immediate relief for the who were
left without means of iivslill is urgent.
Contributions have been received from vari-
ous cities and towns. but there is yet muclf
distress. M
the Oystsr Crop Is All light.
Balnosroar, (loom. Aug. ska—Oyster-
msn have lost sum total the examination
cftllsbsdsinthlsv inity Ind autism-y“
pronilsing crop-launch to usual. it was
thmht that the entire cropwss a ton.
Josiah Quincy Real...
liosroh'. Aug 38 ~Juailsh Quincy has
mailed a letter to Presiddnt Cleveland in
which in- tA-nderod his unification of the
office of assistant seen-tiny of state. Mr.
Quincy's letlrr to President Cleveland sols
forth in tho first place the exigencies of the
Tiny state campaign. Mr. Quincy then do-
clan-ea that his own loyalty, his sense of
what is right, his natural pugnscity and
his belief that the beat inter-Its of the
Democratic party in Massachusetts will be
served by his taking the chairmanship of
ii: state committee lead him to this do-
ion.
War Between huh-rs.
Sr. isms. Aug. ail—Several St. Louis
banks have received I letter from the First
National bank of Chiutgo, which is ac-
cepted Is As declaration of war between that
western metropolis and New York. it
comes in the form of an explanation why
Chicago cannot sec-pt drafts on New York
Add other eastern points and credit them
at par. The most cogrnt reason is that
money in New York now is It a premium.
A Veteran m III-gov Dead.
Bro Bass, N. J.. Aug. l—ulnnslo Tor-
risni. Sr" of New York disd suddenly It
hissulumsr housvstilsulcof hasrtfafla
are. Mr Tonianl came to this country in
lots with an open company in which wars
the father and mother of Adollnl Patti.
The lsttsr was with the company and was
then about 8 years of age.
Arnatsur 'l‘rIlI Robbers.
antiwar“. Minn. Aug. m «A train
on the Northern Pacific was held up by
train robbers l5 miles west of hers. There
were are also in the gum. and they were
apparently amateurs. as they only secured
W out of 06.0w which was in the express
car. the nmsengsr hiding the balance and
other valuables.
husk the Johnson ls last.
N“! You. Aug. Iii-Skippers of fish-
ing craft who cams through the c clone
that struck this s libel-hood on burs-
ds are inclined to th that the Eli- M.
Jo uses to lost. She is the only smack of
the Jersey fleet of about 15 vessels unac-
counted [WW
‘l‘ne Ines Cholera III-elect.
Butts. Aug. min-Tile occurrence of two
crass of cholera at Nonibsfso on the canal
(an by the Spree leaves little doubt that
the river is infected. The government has
m‘tbsrsfch-e uni-rod the closing of all the river
III the Marin lysiem, nigh Insurance.
Ammo“. N Y. Aug. flw-Ths city
havin failodtoprocurs I fire alarm sys-
Undsrwriters’ Associstloo of New
York has advaacstl the rates of insurance
30 per cent.
An Old tur- hlsl rail.
Lose fault» Clrr. N. in, Aug. News
2...: of m Steinway Imus fell from I
third story window and was instantly
killed. She was 00 years of age.
canal-Wheels. W
sumptuous newsman Am“. m
“numb the A'xielzsnllm' Muller runs. out...“ fl.--’I‘hebody
“Whip illlocts. dud It the Pcanyl. do. unknownstswsrd
mu hospital of peritonitis um r. may. buried Milli 03m,
was identified as Walter Ysrbury resistors
of New York.
char-norm
flaw mm. Ass. “also unknown
“clout-Tullmmenlexym
M York to this city.
mmwazhtrclssm‘
cautious . .Asg. 4r»
statehood Aim. “cookout-lid
stashed starvation for Pass-flan
“Holmes
We Day It the M
CI!0ACO.AC& ale—Tbs cl than“.
to dsyat
9.“.me gust
the fair
is.
was: .. um: um
tbs slightest floatation.
OIL STOVES
and all kinds of
mm Furnishing.
Plumbing.
Tin Walk.
F. H. NASH & BHO
Cor. Main and West St.
“’8 B 4 2 [ATE
insure your Life in the Conn. General Life
ins. 00.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
that chday will insure your life for Slim,
and lie I day will give you
ONE THOUSAND OOlllHS
if living It to years of age.
8. 8. [Hawaiian lg'i.
lil Washington Street.
- South llnlvalll
Makes an awry-day (onvcnmce of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
ckagc makes two large pics. ‘Avoid
Nations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
cl: 1y '
lthrnI-er III
I' . 8. Patent oflre,
‘ 1978 to [883.
Oilivvs 4:10 \f :Ain Street,
annulus-our. (JOIN.
BABY OAHHIAOES
aungi‘
n .'\<I‘eu"'-
._._A'|‘__
IMOHOTOHEHS' PRICES.
muslin
no. 5 different styles of
running gears Inc
l warraniui. llard wars
on fine (Irri nlllwl plated. Our assert.
meat of upbots Aer-ed bodil— is extensive. An
spit e intersrinconntact attendance. w owill
tr lntoordnr at short notice. Repel a]; and
ro-uphoisferinlulonc It than not co. cloni-
mdcs. seafront $.le NJ. Propr-
lrls‘ Tricycles. lspress Wines. etc.
F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAY'TON. (FIR. opposite R. B. Stating.‘
Whitefish?"
J. SOHAiJBA
5:5: audition:
Undertaker.
Answer m. mutt. cons
Ions
m. A fight.
mull.»
“EV-Lm'm lentil
South
HOT WHEN HEATH
with eachll lb.- package of the
FAMOUS
. atom N E
WASHING POWOEH.
thd 13c to DIBBLE & COM-
' STOCK, and you will get 1
Jumbo Package (15 lbs. moi“).
of lvorino and 1 Cake Olive Oil
Toilet Soup free, or two pack-
ages and two cakes of soap for
250. For a limited timeto in-
troduce tho Olive Oil Soap.
whimsical
ll NORTH MAIN STREET.
E. B. MorrisSaieOo
Successors to E. C. lorris it ('0.
CAPITAL. saccooo
64 Sodium 8L. Bostonian».
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Plumbing. Steam and Baa-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
Hot All Hosting.
Plans and mailman-s furnished for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
Hi SOUTH MAIN Bil"
" BfiENNAN’S
NEW
Restau rant,
TIIE FINEST 1N THE CITY.
Is now open and ready for business.
26 Ind 28 CANXOR STREET.
Bridgeport. l‘nnn. um 1‘
BUILDING MOVEH.
All buildings“ and mm lllnor luau d in first
lines order. .‘u Oiirl ELL ”05 ill:
Norwalk i‘.onn jy 1mm
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orders
for
anything
in the
line of
Fluid) Mg
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK Of All KINOS.
The Best 8am in the World.
l5il,llllll In use. Always pn-
sma their contents.
no sold in I you lam. since that great
where 50 of Oil? safes were subjected to intend:
heat. preserving their conicnts.
(‘liAMl’iON RECORD also in the Great
Chic ol-‘ircinllfi'l in tlmflrest Benton“ Fire
ini..andlnaiithegrcstfl since. fiend
for circulars. Agents wanted“
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAIN 8
David Stow,
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
EATNE S
and
utility:
“AT——
80ml: lslultrsst.
l. 0.
Panel Hangar lillillliltl.Plllliti
Will PAPER NO: HOHOEHS
NNTNOS.
Hunpie [lockso
wm‘ncpim and (Hit “gangsta“ tam M ~
molt nrlsdmahscmrfuilysivse. '
Physician forWomanl
NBS. Bil. N. A. BlilifOllB
Can bu momilai at her other.
in Broad St. Bridmori. (it.
from loam. tn‘f n. In. any day surest Huntley
imis I regular physio is»
theth all can years if". made the flirt flay
“Ti“ In" a
i TAMI lo
I tbs All
Truman fill incl
. "of all i
Al ith
tlsovtskllI
modern
furnished. fI mimicked“
iossstam‘il.
ml
n- u 0‘ ml“
“'0 MAIWOW. ”OLE
”slam-ii
BilliB Alli BliTTEll
. FURNISHED
Salerno—cement.
Flag and lsnllait Wallis
dill ll Till insult
Billliiiis. mm
MOST
APPROVED STYLE,
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