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io‘world over. than any
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nihilism physicians.
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neuralgia.’ ‘
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3‘s“. “mortar“: “filament:
noon. i0iiii$0ll a. on.
810 Ionics-o at, Brooklyn.
overavrmsn.
Assets
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’ Consideration Today.
, notions sow Prosper.
Ital Vac complete—Secretary Carib-Ti
99"! WI Ila-tic and Allen Not
In the beasts.
, I Add. H—Ths passage 0!)!
. ,, , 3.. 300. repeal the silver pun-
» . We! the Sherman law bythe
the scene oi action and the
m ,.aekpowlsdgs that their doiest was
to the senate. The silver
strong majority upon the
the galleries relapsed into
buss oi conversation. and on
.the floor the victors vanquished alike
Ill ms to fight the
M Willa 0W! in in a genial mood‘.
the silver men elt chagrlued at their
”Mining defeat. but they took their
mthrow philosophically and iound in
their lab opponents men Wh0_Wiil'e too
was tally ought oi nogrsciousness.
‘ new the noose Vet-d.
fission of the day’s voting is told in
, and most instructive manner
the ”ROM" table:
‘ v N Jul-17y
eaa. aye. o
no»: _. no we
”loan"... no no
II ...“.,... . ..... B we
' ninth"... an 184
Ii no 101
Allison 213 77
m............. to 110,, in)
”its in tbs house were rcihsrksblo
tor, swarms percentage of members
W. the last roll call 850 nlem‘
M ‘ to their names. Shell
. , ‘were paired. leaving but three
Wham out of a total voting
Nth at M‘spparsntly unaccounted for.
, thee-Ila Cooper oi Wisconslri—
'> ‘ beers present and voting. but
~. _, m of the city
loam the
his Mar. 8
but one whose absence was unex-
Isa
_ nth?" dsgufievada Not in
In! yarn t a question be
”I tbs horses which no thoroughly enlisted
, the interest and codiideration oi members.
One .of the cans. of the unexpectedly
large against the tree coinage oi silver
‘ . . attitude of members from
thasouthsrn states. It had been supposed
that thus were practically solid in isvoroi
_ headless. but an analysis of the vole as
- “allow-Wthlswas not the case ion
a telegram
lotion oi
Crisp did not veto,
‘3'“. upon the maturation of the
' * and-Allison one made thobest showing
thssllvermsn.
'i'hsvotsoi
lollows
What the Vote Showed.
some of the eastern stntes
Yeas. Nays.
..
at.
unfifium
lltaillll
palms ve etc was made us thus:
m lit; Republicans, 15; Populists.
new" vote was: Democrats. 103;
”IN“. 110. A comparison of seven
, . votes taken shows that at no time
' the antldlvsr men have less charm
y.
" strength was shown on
lilo amendment. when thsvctestood
to tin—an ultlsilvcr majorlt oi no.
thslnalpssssasotthsbillte sails
~. thassmostssoathssthismnt
. ' team rally oi the silver men
' ‘ wusst dowa to 180.
. tho of the day was the
, Mum thawt‘oai amendment.
‘ '5‘ VII mead to t strongest
w, . . thstthssilvar men hsdinre-
All a natural faotitwasweaker
. .. Mthalfilol proposition.
. . it VII 101. The
Thommoudmeut which Mr. Coekrsll had
ordered seine time ago—4.0 allow the re-
deln on oi manhunt“) inii per cent
and paym’eut for them in a new is-
so;9 oi legal lender notes—wuss rejected—m
to
Another amendment was 08er by Mr.
Cookrcll and discussed at mat hustle—to
allow the holdcs 0! any Unitsd States
bonds to deposit them is. the treasury. rer
revive their'iace value in greenback and on
repaying the greenbacks to get back their
bonds with the interest which had accrued
miners while In the treasury. less or per
t. No action was taken on the amend-
ment. w .
The house hill to, repeal the Sherman act
was laid before the scouts and referred to
the committee on finance. Mr. Vcorhsss.
chairman of that committee. announced
that there would be prompt action by the
committee today. The senate their ad-
learned.
What the London Times Bays.
Lennon. Aug. £‘9.——Tbe Times days: "It
is evident that the severe and continued
depression in trade has worked a very de-
cl ed change in the popular views, it
seems improbable that anything will come
out oi the Voorhees bill. it is the ospirlzg
eilort oi the silver party. Silver. deprlv’
sink to a level too low to suit the bimetal~
list notions of a proper ratio or toiacllltats
the establishment of a double standard..-
The passage of the. Wilson bill will not
produce the unlimited improvement in the
situation that is expected in some quar—
ters because the Sherman act is not the
only obstacle to commercial prosperity.
Fiscal blunders and unsound speculations
. count for much.”
. A Single Standard Victory.
Lennon. Aug. ail—The Daily News ex-
presses the opinion that the repeal of tho
15bcrmun act will prove a serious blow to
bimetallists throughout the world, but a
great victory for common sense and the
single stnndnrd.
THEY“ MADE 11' UP.
General Hamilton and Ills Wife “omn-
cllod and’lie h'ult Withdrawn.
NEW Yonu. Aug. 29.~«|leneral Alexander
Hamilton and his wife have been reunited.
and by the forms of 'n verbal agreement
made between them last Thursday after-
nooofwill live together in either this city
or Washington. The arrangement between
them was brought about through thesi-
iorts oi Lawyer E. ii. Vollmer. who was a
partner of liobrrt liny Hamilton and is
counsel for General Hamilton.
Mr. Voilmsr convinced Mrs. ilaniiiton
that she illmlii a grave error in bringing her
suit, and be arranged for a meeting be-
tween husband and wife.
Several meeting were held last week.
and ior a long time there was little to indi.
ads an amicable adjustment of dmlculties
It was Thursday afternoon when a settle-
ment was reached. Mrs. Hamilton with-
drew her allegation that her husband was
incapable of managing his afluirs. and it
Was agreed that when they wont to live to-
gether again the general should control
his income. just‘im he does now.
The general wus very penitent, and when
the romnriliutiun was brought about there
was is touching scene. Both husband and
The American Mlnlator In a Blot.
Mum”), Aug. Bil—"Th0 riots at San Se
Instill“. where a mob~ stoned a hotel after
no unmiisi’nctory b llllgbt. calmed the for-
occupants of the hotel. at which Senor 8a-
gusta. the prime minister, was a guest,
were the American minister and his lami-
ly and several other diplomats. The town
is now quiet. and it is not expected that a
state 0! siege will be proclaimed.
trench Pressure. on Iiam.
BANGKOK. Aug. int-Tho Binnsse prime
minister has gone to Bsngpain for the pur-
hltch in the negotiation with the French
government It is believed that the de-
mand oi the French envoy for the dismissal
of European oillcars from the Siamese gov-
ernment is directed against those concerned
in the tiring upon the French gnoboats.
looms“ lls Prise.
Now Haves. Aug. u—Julisn lagersoll
Chamberlain. son of exviloveroor Cham-
berlain oi South Carolina. has settled the
hill ior which the Townsend prise he won
at tho Yale rise a last year was
attached. so has m‘fllowm to take
away his prize.
iihsehan [or oasis-ass.
Titer. N. Y.. Ans n—lt isnportsd that
Senator Murphy has decided to retire from
will be succeeded
or thiau of
la city. This also “‘1
cdssthsrnakinsoi
lie; Islam's Alsatian» 1»:me
lira our. Aug. .- oi
missions“ a PM
3mm s lxlsr from
123.52%“? “iii“ """"“”"
or sy o s
in the assault ou'ms. Nelson, on min-tow
sry. last June.
Trying to 0st Iliillsaalrs ling Oat.
Boston. Aug. sit-An attempt is now be-
msde to secure the release oi the and
ted Willem ll. King from an as in. for the
W "h"? '“’ “‘3' ”:3... m
. mmrnss 7 1 ill
to he w“. more than 00.000305.
“W ‘lsasis “sass.
Nam». R. L. A ”will the intu-
soboisatie dual match
hum“ ”m m Tag 35“....”
0 l
:. swam best e. g. '
Brynn in the senso-
iation duals. balm-«i.
,1... Williams’ grove
at
nasty. .
mum-“m" new
“mt"wmmbwmfiu "'“
oi the support of the Sherman aot.will .
wife uuronl I. .riully that there had been a prominent Cleveland nmn who nskml some-
Iuimml :' running which \vuuld never on thing ubnui the president's pious in regard
cur mania. ~___V_ .’ ___ toamminlmenisyesterday bysuylng: “Mr.
sign residents moo alarm. Among the
pose of consulting with the king oaths
a Democratic stain oommittss and that
t tenant Governor Bhutan chairman of
the committee.
byteriaaohcrtob.
ivss mourned
M mallow
in To minimum
The Claim of. an Old Woman in
Jersey City.
ms lens so) or not Pensioner.
he late “at the Meat Was Angry
With Ilia Isrvnnts For Admitting list to
Ilia flwm lousy wales ass as.
rooted—Tho President‘s Condition.
le Yeas. Aug. bit—The Press today
prints the following:
The Jersey City health board sent an in-
spector to allots a nuisance in a rear tenc-
mcnt at ll“ Wayne street He iound a
bright minded old woman living in filthy”
was related to Mrs. Cleveland. The solub-
bors called her Mrs. Folsom.
"I am sorry you find my rooms so disco
iered." said she. "i would have cleaned
up if I had known any one was comic ."
l‘he inspector made amngementato m.
prove the sanitary conditions of her apart-
ments and listened to her story. ‘ ‘
liar Claims to Kinship.
She said she was Mrs. Francis Bennett
Morris. widow of a Union soldier who died
in Libby prison in 18%
“My half brother. Colonel John B. Fol»
10111.”. said she, “was Mrs Cleveland's
andiatlier. She was the «laughter of
yrus Folsom. my brother ‘John's young-
Ist son.
“1 came to Jersey City two years ago. l
supported myself 21 years by giving tam-
persnce lrcturea My son has a family
and has done what he could to support me.
out he is out of work.
“i have called on Mrs. Cleveland several
:imes at her home on Madison avenue. She
once appointed a day and listened to my
s'y an hour and a half.
Mr. Cleveland was to have collected ”8.-
Xlilon Cyrus' estate, and I came last for a
share of the money. but i have not received
say of it. i believe it u‘aul‘yrus‘ intention
to leave some of his money to me.
“i walked all the way up from a down
town lorry to Mrs. Cleveland's house on
Sixty—eighth strict ls-cnose l was penni-
'Less. Neither Mr. nor Mr». Cleveland was
come at the time, and a scrvunt gave me
more tea nnd twist.
“Mr. Cleveland ('iulll'. and seeing me was
very angry. lie said to the servant. ‘lf
ibis occurs again. the person will lose his
omition. Mrs. (‘Icveland has given me 01.
and that is all i have received iron) the
f“evclnlills. "
Mrs. Nurris' sun, Louis [I1 H. Norris. lives
with his innlily ui Til lvers avenue and has
luau employed in the Dixon crucible works.
but\wss laid oil with others three weeks
ego. lie says he kept his mother for five
years. paying her rent and brmrd and 3iv~
Ing her money. ller habits wrre such that
he was unable to care for her.
Mr. Norris‘ wife said his father was a
inserts: and died in England after the war.
Nevertheless the widow got a pension
until she married one Lang. who deserted
her after three days.
“moat bays Cleveland ls flick.
In the same paper apps-ans this story:
Secretary Laniuut surprised and slaruied a
Cleveland is giving very little attention in
party politics. The financial situation do
mauds all his thoughts, but Mr. Cleveland
is a sick Iililil. perhaps a very sick our."
Secretary immont spoke with u serious-
ness nlul earnestness that alnrmed his
friend
The steward of the Fall River lino steam
or Plymouth. who has frequently seen Mr.
Cleveland during the many journeys to
Buzsanls llay and alncu he became presi-
ient. said after Mr. Cleveland's Inst inur-
nay:
“lie looks to me like a very sick man. i
cover saw a man change physically for the
worse as he has within four or live months"
'l'hrss Boys Drowned.
Mssrnrermr, N. li., Aug. w.~A triple
drowning accident occurred in the Harri,
mac river here. Edmond llmtsroocho. la.
sndSatnusl and Alexon Ilouchad. broil»
srs. lBsnrl 15. were swimmlnnmihen one
at them was suised with cramps.anll the
other two went to his assistance. All three
went down together.
Imprisoned lor Election frauds.
l’niunstruu. Aug. 20. - Joseph P.
Kidd. James Thompson and Hugh O'Neill.
slcction editors convicted oi having re
solved .illogai votes at the Vsus-hieAlcer
congressional conical. in November. moo,
were sentenced to two years and six
months' imprisonment and 0100 iins each.
laris Wins the Croquet championship.
limourows. Conn. Aug. lie—When
Ihsnstlunal croquet tournament at Nor-
wich closed. Butler Mothers of this city
were tied for the championship oi the sec-
:nlddivision. The tie was‘zlafd in this
rity by mutual ormssnt. wi . ll. Smith
lenient. won.
Death at a chess! pic-la.
(lessons. N.Y.. Aug. m...“ tbs cation
oi the lassrole Dorset church at Warner's
lidorado. Anna Maria Nsl and ii ysars.
[so llouirose avenue. Brook ya. while run-
ning down s small embankment stamblsd
ind tail. irsoturiu her shall so badly that
the died in it minutes
lawless Drive- on by nan! Ilsa-s.
Pimsoso. Ass. lat—There is so exodus
If lines-riso- irom thb sscthan. the result
at thstimss oi the i.l00iorsinsrswto
isms her-during tbs last minor wiliao
back so soon so they have the means.
A leashes M Winston.
Wittisssrom‘. Pa.
r do Isak” are.
ALI- lVI‘. A “. IU-
osulu'i'o mu-
ibsatlowa
the Min.“-
lloious drink imaginable.
(‘Fuii Directions With
Tomlins
W
3'- ”will. N» Rollins. Sir-Further dil-
stassncr Just arrivsd Accord as to the
last report Peary was at Davis inloton
Amp! andontbsuh had reached Nain.
TIN!- its tried again to purchase dogs. but
failed. lie odor-ed the Eskimos 40 cents “was
each for dogs. but as they are worth “ or
to each the Eskimos would not sell. so
Peary left ier Ohkak. the next Moravian
settlement As he would not pay greater
prices there either. he could out get ego.
to Behrou. [lunch and other settlements
farther north. making every eilort mae-
ours dogs at those places. and if unsuccessv
fol would depend upon getting dogs at
Disco. daemon, {is i installer-t.
rooms on the top floor, who told him she .
as the burros nil perished beiore Nain was
reached. and consequently it is impossible
for the expedition to accomplish anything
without a far greater number of dogs than
was at iirst considered necessary. It is he-
lievcd here that Peary's‘ actions are nui-
cidsl and. that if he was determined to
wreck the whole expedition he could not
ado
delayed a month behind her regular time.
rendering it problematic-at if she reaches
her destination at all. and it is almost cer-
tah that she will be iroseu up before the
cargo and supplies are unloaded.
a. Iron nails-tea Yacht Capsiud In use
\Vitherhoe oi Port Henry and six young
companions. who were sailing in Wither-
bce's yacht. the Alpha. were *capsised in
Lake Champlain. Witherboe and live of
the boys were drowned. Their r mes were:
William Gildea. 13 years olu; William
Breather. it years; Eddie Jubert. is years.
and John Whitman. l3 years. all of Port
Henry. and Albert llrush. it yours, of.
Tlroulilyn. who was a new. of Jubcrt. .lo—
scpb La Barge. 11 years old. saved himself
by swimming to the Vermont chord
‘ The yacht was a or foot inst and was con-
sidered a strong and substantial one Witlr
erbso was 9:3 years old and an all around nth.
lets. his was graduated from Cornell col-
lege in June and was elected captain oi the
'Varsity football team shortly before grad.
tinting.
'Vnrsiry crew for three yearn He was a
«impotent yachtsman, but tbs boat was
lsillusted heavily with iron ore, and when
a still squrdl struck her she went over
without warning.
young Brush's life.
raised. but only {our bodies were recovered.
But the Long Island Bailroad Authorities
There have been no further deaths among
those injured in the long island railroad
disaster oi Sunday morning since that of
August Jakobaon Monday morning.
accident by General Superintendent lilood
is practically closed. it was admitted by
Lawyer Kelly. counsel of the Mid. that the
investigation bad fixed the responsibility.
but would not any upon whom. whether
Engineer Concritu or Signalman linott.
He referred all questions to Superintendent
Blood. and the latter positively refused to
be interviewed or give the result oi the in-
vestigation. He declined to aiilrm or dany
the rumor that both Kuott and Concrlte
had been found guilty of negligence.
Ins it wounded ones are resting essil . and
except [ulsalllly in the case oi
Thompson a favorable outcome Is now ex-
pected In each case.
vice president oi the Plant system. has so
ceivod telegraphic advices that the nann-
tiou restrictions against Brunswic . 0a..
and Port Tampa. 71:. established by
Charleston. fin
Albany, Ga. have
fever at Brunswick has lien stamped out.
one time iuviuoib s middleweight.
in this city irom Chicago. and a reception
was tendered him at the Columbia Athlcb
ic club. Dempsey looked to be in good con-
dition. though a trifle fleshy. liis man-
ager says the stories about his being in-
sane are untrue.
oi ll sailors from the llalian
Gsiswla. which was abandoned at sea cl
liattsrss Ann. it while on avoyags from
charisma: icr Hamburg. was bros ht to
is thallttl hall
limb. "' “W
is m roski
Princess Elisa
daughter oi tmpsror Francis Joseph.
houssoiooromous riots
in the cm at Mr. Iiachill Nationalist
number oi parliament for
some"
Makes the one» and moulde-
IIIIE” BOTTLE IlliES 5 GIL
Each Bottle.
”up...“
nurtures;
M
can it or PEARY.
l'rossl in.
_ sg am concsml tbs Priory ex.
on comes from La orb the mail
'i'hen he nuounosd his intention oi going
Dogs now are donbl y newssary to Peary.
pt better means. The steamer has been
Char-plain.
Won-roan. N. Y.. Aug. figs-George P.
ilo had been a membsr oi the
Withorbuc died in a heroic ciiort to save
The yacht has been
THE BLAME Pelican.
will Not In“ on Whom.
Luau istasn Cm". i'. 32. Aug. 20.:—
The investigation into the cause of the
At St. John's hospital all of the remain-
ames
I'slla' lavas Ila-sped (lat.
Nsw Yomi. Aug. law-Va H. El. lialnss.
Wayoross. Ga. and
unloved. Tallow
Dempsey In In. I”
Now Yommt Jill-Jack Dempse
shill
Might In a Ihipwraelod (new.
New lineman. its... A . so.-—s crow
rt Vincanso
th of Mastic“.
A It'll flaw-ll hum
Manon. Aug. fl—Ths Vienna corn-
spondrnt oi The Times states thatwhu
Archduke frauds returns from the tourhs
he will be betrothed to
oi Bavaria, a (rand-
nas loo falling case.
loam, Aug. nu’l'hs speaker oi the
hasdacllaedtoiuts
w
i‘urniss ior caricaturinn
'AID
HOT IIH HEITEHS. ‘
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
‘ in! can cannon on season
Factory and Boat Work
A SPECIALTY. "
”Washington8t.to.iionvsll.ltl
. “Elli
.. WNTHE angel... scones.
Ila Ills In Dogs Yet. and ills lhlp lay la
NATIONAL LEAGl'E flAHEfl.
At l’biladelphis~ n. n. I.
menus...» 0 01080 0 0~0 ll 3
Philadelphia 00310702144180
Kilroy and Weaver. Cal-soy and Clements.
Umpire—Horst. ‘
Athrooklrn- ,, ama-
.. ..... 100,00000 lot
it ya......'0000'0lt0:~000
bloom and ittridgs. Stein and bailey. “D
an.
Ainll'flW arcs.
Clucinnatl‘;...0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 lot ti
Baltimore ..... ouooooono—til
Owner and Vaughan. linker and l hlnsou.
Utopir'ewlintslic.
At Washington». a. I.
St. Louis ..... oorooooiloooood i
“'ashiugion..00llODiOOOoOOib—Ol‘.
Gleason and Pails. Maui and O‘Rourke. Um-
pircmhiouusde.
At Boston» a. F!- s.
0iaveiatrd..0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 (i ii 0-H ll I
Busion......0 u o l 1 o o o l l-ni 'i
Young and O‘Connor. Nichols and llcnnsti.
Umpire~LynciL
At New York ~—
NowYurk...., 0 21000 0 ii 0«
l’ittsburg ..... u o l u o o. o o rm
Killcn and Boris. liusle and Milligan. Cm-
plreA-tlinrnuou.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
TL“.
30
25
we!
Al Wilkcsbarro— H II. ii. I.
wureebme..2loooooxo—lot
Troy ........... 00000000$~270
Campfield and lacks, Mcskn and (labill.
limp wartwood.
At inhuman-- lama
Bloch-mien. eoouooozt—ott
Albany ........ illfllovlliiIXvOlilO
lluokolsnd Allen. Payne and Wilson. Um-
pli'eJinoqua.
At Erie-Jiflod‘ruvldenm guns uniponedz
rain.
At liuflalo-diutfalo—Sprlnuilcld game post-
poned: rain. MW“ ___fl___
TERSELY TOLD Trams.
Emma Goldman Midrrml u meeting of
anarchists in Philadelphia
Frederick Ferris. who escaped irmn Au-
burn prison, was recaptured.
The longshoremen's stgike at New York
is regarded as a failure by the strikers
ltiotino in Buffalo was resumed by the
Poles. but they were subdued by the police.
Hayward A. Harvey. the inventor oi
Hurvoylmi nrmor plates, (“ed in Orange.
N. J,
hiaamuliusoits mills are shutting down
because of a lack of cash.nlthough they
brine nrdera
The yacht Naivnhms is to enter the races
for the golden cup oilerod by the Royal
Victoria Yacht club.
The Musical Protective union of New
York objects to the proposal tour of the
imperial (lemon band.
Sums of money. suppmul to have come
from tho wrecked aohmmers. were ivushrd
Mllilw‘lll Asbury Park.
The issue of standard silver dollars trout
the minis and incisor; offices for the week
eudmi Aug. 23 um MIMI.
Victoria Thurman. the actress. bss been
asked to withdraw from the Professional
Woman's league because her name was con-
nected with a divorce suit.
Jersey City “robbed by the Street Car Pool.
New Youu. Aug. W.-—The Consolidated
Tract‘un company. as the syndicate that
aims to uridimn mum uf the large clues In
northern New Jersey with electric railways
Is known. has leased the existing street
lines of the Jena-y City and Bergen Rall-
way company and secured a mimopuly at
all ibc streets oi Jersey City heights and
other parts of tilt! city. Willi provision for
two main lines across the iisckcnaack
meadowsto Newark. Actlnzhiayor lieu
Simpson vetoed the ordinance. but th
street and water commissioners unani-
mously passed the measure over his objsc
Lions. it is probable that the courts will
be appealed to in both matters. as the pear
sage of both unused a Mono oi protests. and
iniimations of bribery are freely broiled.
The Now lea la lawn].
Cosmo. Aug. 20. 1—A grand banquet was
given in the ducal palace. Emperor Wil-
liam occupied the center oi the table, with
the Duke ui Edinburgh. the new rulerof
Cnburg. on his left and Duchess Marla on
his right. The Duke of Edinburgh has is-
sued a proclamation announcing his
lion to the throne of tho Duchy of Co
assuring all officials of their retention o
their present positions and declaring his
loyalty to Emperor William and the cm-
pm .m....m
bassw- Unemployed Job In Was
Burrow. Ans. sit-Tho board oi pa
works received a deputation from it: 0
trsl Labor union. w o casted th in)“;
be given to the unsmp ad of the t .
The commissioners vepl fill that at smut
they (“ll not see just how the coal grant
the request. but would givet mattesdus
consideration and asked the debuatllisi to
call lulu m...”
All...“ letters INC-
llicsthtu. N.Y.. A . .—Oflicsr Wil-
liam Smith oi I‘arrni arrested John
Beltssr and Louis liopp at that
They are charnsd with a number rob-
beries in Newark. N. J.. and had in their
M a horas sari bluy stolen bola
lsytcu A use, livsryrusu. of Newark.
muss ills must-r.
l'mwwsscs. Au . Illa-Frank ll. rihst
held, a ruminant hihitionist sad sdoa
ester 0 Westerly. killed his lip-em
«laughter Margaret at Rocky Point.
man was srrsstsdusitaksntclast
wich. 'l'lm prim had been mentally:
balanced in: some time.
”terminals-a.
Atsasr. Ans. mammals Going. who
was wounded on lisy 10 while somrol
a ho isry and who strut hiaisoli
bust: out at his home by the m
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MILAN Newtonian Iohlsr oi theirs-sailboat hour.
the state board of agriculture has Is- 3W...
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withwh loboyit for mm“ m. awashAue. I0.-’l’ha bulletin!!!
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House Furnishing.
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Every Saturday Heidi”.
can slam inseam or
THESHViSIILTFISH
‘ a... no so noun i.»
Imported Oils.
Sardines.
instructions Homing
course amuse r stirrer.
.Huilidl'élufl.
tumor srnvEs
Best Made.
_ at the lowest prices.
OIL ISTOV ES
and all kinds of
Peas.
Plumbing,
F. H. HASH & 8H0
Cor. Main and West St.
insure your Life in tbs Conn. General Life
ins. 00.. of liartiord. Remember. young man
that to a day will insure your life ior “ml.
and Be a day will give you 7
ONE THIIHSIIIII IIIIlllIIS
if living. at it years poi sec.
ill Washington kneel.
,...- South Harwell.
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
ckage makes two large pics. Avoid
nations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL dz SOULS. Syramse. N. ‘Y.
. all y
Blunt-er in
4.5. at!” ‘s
omen... «itlcl Main Street.
lllllDflls'l'Oll‘l. cous-
Bill'iillillltES
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liIIIIFiIlTIiHEHS' PHIIIES.
from [4.06 to jam. ll different styles oi
running sssrsau l warrants-l. ilsnlware
on line carri n irel plate-l. Our use
maul of who stared bodies is extensive. An
epholatmrio constant attendance. who will
trim to enter at short notice. its ri
rs-upholstsrins done at short not re. sioci-
ea. Ilvs sires. from thin to tune. Propellers.
iris' 'l‘ricyelsa. lrprus Wagons. etc.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTON. CT" cone-Its B. R. Stating.‘
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Undertaker.
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amount-asses roasts-saga
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Tin Work. 7
S. S. L'Hommedieu, lg‘i. “
SOUTH
:40 p. m.
ROTOR POINT—10:45 n. 111.;
masculine
HIITWITEH HEITEI'
thumbing. 8ie’sm and ass-Fitting.
Tin and Slim Iron Wort.
Hot Air Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
not water. steam or hot air heating.
on scum onus or
“sameness
NEW
R est'au ran t,
’l‘i'lE FINEST 18‘ THE CITY.
is now open and really ior business.
96 and 28 CANNON STREET,
Bridlrepvm. i‘onn. urn l»
BIIIlilIIIIi MDIEH.
and_msebinery‘mnvcd in first
it
“H"m‘ “a“ 1-. consume. Box .12
r- order.
Norwalk. ('nnn. iyi‘iiim
w work
" THE EVENING
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that you
may wish
and we
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that the
will be
done with
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STEAM ER‘SYLVAN SHORE '
' ' Leaves ‘
.NORWALK—limo and 11:30 a. m.;2:00, 3:30 and
laurel? ..
12:15. 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. in.
2.5:: -,--~ EXCURSION FARE ~——'—-.25c.
29
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason—
able rates.
H.H.Meoker&llo. .
ti
'fREE.”
(loo cake absolutely pure
OLIVEAOTL soap.
with each 1.} lb. package of the
FAMOUS
IVORINE
WASHING PIIWIIEH.
Bond 130 to DIBBLE & COM-
STOCK, and. you will gel; 1
Jumbo Package (1.5 lbs. see 2’).
of lvorinc 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 the Olive Oil Soap.
DibeMSIoc‘k»
II IiIlIiTH Milli STREET.
Lennon’s. '3
Successors to E. C.‘lilorris it Co.
carvrar. ”50.000.
Iii Sudhury 8t., Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank 'Vaulls.
Bank Vauli Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WilHIi 0E ill IlIIIIIS.
The Best Sale: In the World.
l50.00il In use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
No sold in Lynn lass. since that great fire.
where ill) of our sales were subjected to Intense
heal. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Clown Fire in nm in the Great Boston‘l‘ire
‘
in l and in all the great tires since. Hood
for circulars. Agents wanted. sillilm
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David Stow,
3"“ "5" ""5: .. _. 0......
' 1.00. JENNINGS.
Paper Hauflhggolnjnu. Palmer
Wilbogliifl liin Billliliils
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h Main 80. Norwalk. -
0 latest styles of
or aspsotion comm?“ ' en
Intimat- cheerfully ulvss.‘ '
patriamrwoaani
ans. on. u. l'omlrono
(San bu mmnltod at her oilcs.
333 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. 0!.
iron .10 a. as. to 7 p. in. any day except andsy
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furnished ior confinement cases.
letters
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Flag and transit Walls
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