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by The Evening atlas].
7 The .
“WORLD’S .
SWEETEST
SONGS
‘ Have charmed young and old; rich and poor; everywhere the worldiover. The
Richest and Brightest Gems of Song have been gathered from all nations and are
offered exclusively by THE EVENING SENTINEL to its readers for almost noth-
ing.
NEVE II! Were you offered richer songs.
NEVER: > Were you oflered music so chea .
NEVER: Was Music more highly praise .
The celebrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston.
Mass, after examining these Songs says: “It gives me great pleasure to say that
they up r to be what the title indicates-a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they wi | find a hearty welcome in every home in the land." ‘
. The Rev. Du. Lyman HURLBU’I‘T, after an examination of these Songs, writes:
"I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen.”
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Annie Laurie ‘ Mary of Argyle.
De Cabin on be Mississippi Shore. Names Upon the ts‘and.
Home Sweet Home. 0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise,
He Folds Them in His Boeom. Remember Now Thy Creator.
Jamie's 0n the Stormy Sea. Somewhere
Kitty of Coleraiue. The Sand )Ian.
silt a Dog Under the Wagon. The Rose Bash. .
Wn interracial...
a: .- 1 gr
3331’; en 8 Waiting. nly Waning.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
sures;
Clochaet 0 “g on or ' The Old Sexton,
The Old Arm uha
t0,
‘ he Old Son . ir.
lwfifflw t 33 The Basket Maker's Child,
t' Oh i. . The New Kin darn,
Jane Ifoftyoalfd I. 'Tis Birdie's Evening Prayer.
no 81" Sol Th h iii?“ "’3 AAA“). I l
I emu on t. an e an wa. am e.
“33:33 saveuiy Bells.g Whistle and \Rait for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
WI k t (lat .. 0n the Rocks by Aberdeen.
At gm log. 0 e ' Robin Adair,
Believe me if all Those Endearing louug Some Day.
The Little Old Log Cabin In the Lane.
The Kerry Dance.
There's Always Sunshine Somewhere.
I rma.
Joli Jack Turn.
My y. Remember Me.
Nothing But leaves,
"its the Last ttoso of Summer.
Old Joe's Dream, Yes, Let Me Like a rloldier Fail.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti ( uadrilie. Sonatina.
Notre Dame l alts. Two by ’i'wo. .
CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
A Warrior Bold. ,
A Land Without a Storm.
golfi Nifiht Peaceful Night,
I la
Seymour.
The ltosy Goblet.
The Old ()akcn Bucket.
ar . The Minstrel Boy.
Hold My Han . Then You'll Remember Me.
I Draam’d a Dream. The hand o‘ths heal.
My An eline, Ithe Gypsy Countess.
My 0 Cottane Home. \ ire L’Amour
Slee . Baby Sleep. “'l' a Hundred Pi or...
Steal Away. \l ithiu a Mile of Edinboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Il Deeldekio. Bright Eyes Polka.
Convent Bells. Dance cats.
com tau-rs NU m BER FIVE.
VOCAL.
l h J us. Let me Dream A ain.
‘ 1393:3531? aide. 8i“ tomb" 1.3-“ Again.
' ' . e . c a sinus.
a?!“ bra the 79 ka'd in the Cradle of the Deep.
The Heart Bow'd D
The lost Chord.
The Pirates' Chorus.
The rivvord of Bunker lllll.
m V
Hark. i any»: the Annals Calling,
Holy Mother. Guide his Footsteps.
in Happy Moments.
0WD,
an: Thee . H mm‘ i’r r.
but: ”m interstices...
INSTRUMENTAL.
lk Prince Lanclers.
31?:th vRusy. )Iazourka. u Baclo, Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Bonn ‘ Lsrboard Wat h.
Downl‘afilhfllgms. M Qty Ainlgguntfis.
. . uc .
High-3R wiwsggdwf gill: dam of the and.
O a
“Tim 1 bwelt in Marble Kaila. Where urine one Folks.
in the Gleaming. Wilsott.
INSTRUMENTAL.
fit. Albania Grand March.
wmwkavotte. The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
Wlen we Nearll a Mind . Bin in ,
ngldiodiocgifii 11.3 Little Ones alt lining. ' “
'I‘s ems cine. l'e'lIl-iouu beast; in Aws '
(in, Are ye Sleeping. Maggie. lie Kismet me an i new 'was It roux.
mic. That in lloor.
line as a Bird. rfiarnang‘wxr.
.t‘ ,
ampfgtariiuht. Why do isuuimor item Fails.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Pearl 1)!!de . harmonic March.
mumsyllotseohafpter woo, Don Juan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
' Fit at ‘l l l.
Rim: Refill: Tb: Nohé‘a‘ud the rilnger.
BI in H . The Brave Old link.
b ’Ellcfis to blue. WE'RE“
' Page??? ”Night” Tell You. gm“ You
In lgan :V'atit.y ‘ Whenmskall we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
homisn Girl. Puss as flow
on of dense Waltz. mm claret.
CONTENTS NUMB R NINE.
VOCAL.
bill I Ci of and.
n” giluon‘lsodimncs to the rum.
Child's Wish.
. Toaster and True.
’ Trancadii .
‘ ‘ 4 etched
‘ ' . ' V are i. mmmuonamdnn.
u , Rifle «lid. 3....
INSTRUMENTAL
isms-men... more“
on) you even onsam:
nonsense
atom ammonium
“dole-Wiem Win,“ mainland”? denser
statues-summons ”can. :2. an
autumnaMIntsumm"
7f bRWAhE.
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THE ‘SUGA
W. i‘ ,
(inanim- Finds lie on to con-are man
not the Newspaper cmWflllo
warms-nor. Aug. d—Benato: Gray,
chairman of the sugar investigatingeom-
mitten, presented the report of tbe'ioom-
mitten to ‘ the scents and asked that
the eouimittee be disallowed. The main
report “signed by all the «Mien of the
”mmimv. but Senators lodge and Dayle
present a supplemental report. and hen»
tor Allen also presents his own views on
some features of the case. The report
which has the approval 'of the full .com-
mittee recites the causes which led up to
the investigation and quotes the article
from the Philadelphia Press on which the
charges against senators ware based. It
also recites the facts which have been pub-
lished already as to the refusal of the cor.
respondent, Edwards, to answer queries
put by the committee.
Secretary Carllsle is exonerated, and the
parts of the article reflecting on him are
declared to be without foundation. The
conduct of Mr. Edwards, says the report,
in publishing specific charges against
public man without his personal knowl-
edge calls for serious rcprobation of the
Innate.
The committee also says: “There has
been no testimony presented before your
committee, and your committee has been
unable to discover any, tending to show
that the Sugar schedule was made up. as
it then stood in the proposed amendment
to the tariff bill, in consideration of large
or any sums of money paid for campaign
purposes of the Democratic party. ”
TRAIN HELD UP.
Robbers Shot an Express Messenger-plum
(lot No Money.
ST. Loris, Aug. :l.—i{cports just re-
ceived from police heathuurtcrs state that
the passenger train which let t hero on the
Frisco mud at 8:20 but evening for Kon-
n s
sas City and points west was held up at"
Eureka, a station 25 miles from here in
St. Louis county. It is reported that the
express messenger was shot through the
hand.
Particulars of the reported holdup are
very meager. As for as known the rub
hers. whose numbers are unknown, oh-
taiucd nothing from the express car which
they attacked after stopping the train.
A'lively fusillude resulted when the rob-
bers attempted to enter the express our,
the Wells-Fargo messenger opening fire
on them and wounding one of their num-
ber, It is thought.
The robbers returned the fire and shot
the messenger through the hand. They
then escaped. Sheriff Garrett at Clayton
was notified of the attempted holdup and
made preparations at a late hour to follow
the fugitives with a posse.
The train after proceeding is short dis-
tance from the scene of the shooting met
with another mishap, which is regarded
as part or a prearranged plan to wreck
and rub the train. Near Eureka station
an explosion took place in front of the
engine, supposed to have been caused by
dyuiuulte. Thu headlight was extinguish-
ed, the pilot portly blown away and other
parts of the from end of the engine dom-
agcd, but nobody was hurt.
FIGHT WITH OUTLAWS.
One of the Cook Gang Klilml, Another shot
and One Captured.
SAPI'LI’A, l. 'i‘., Aug. li—Two more of
the Cook gang of dcswmdoes. to some of
whose members is laid the bank robbery
at Chandler on Tuesday, have paid the
penalty of an outlnw's life At this point,
which is the terminus of the Santa Fe
railway. a posse that had been chasing
the gang came across llcnry Morison and
his son Gordon. Munsou sighting the
officers. the dceporudocs immediately gave
battle. The oilicers. however. had the
drop on them, and the second volley from
their winchastcrs brought the Munsous to
the ground. The older Morison died in.
etantly. and the son was fatally wonmdml,
He refused to tell of his comrades’ where-
abouts. Another of the gang was captur-
ed. One of tho marshals was shot and
severely wounded.
A BALLOONIST’S FALL.
lllIs. lament Dropped Two Thousand Foot
and In still All".
Havnmutt, Mass, Aug, ll—Fit‘c thou-
sand pounds saw Mlle. Immout, a hot air
balloonlst, fall 2.000 feet at the Pines
hem. bibs went up on a trapeze attached
to the balloon, but within two minutes
after leaving the earth the spectators saw
the parachute with which she was to
make her descent sailing away from the
large bag filled with hot air. and the next
instant the hollow collapsed.
Mlle. Laurent sustained severe Internal
Injuries, abroken hip and a badly bruised
head. licr condition is critical.
lumocrats at flarato‘a.
BAIIATi‘mA, Aug. ll.-~tlovcm0r Flower
and Mayor illlrny have returned here.
Lieutenant iiowruur Hhsehau will arrive
today and rimmtor Murphy tomorrow.
rilwrlfl John Ii. Sexton and Judge It. A.
Van Wyatt of New York city and Judge
Augustus You \t‘ynk of lirmnklyu have
nine reached here. Richard Crokcr is still
to the city. Thom is an impression that
a ileum-ratio conference will bu held as
soon on Senator Murphy arrives,
New \‘orlt Times Hired.
New Yoim, Aug. li.-~A uuiubcr oi suits
have been begun in the supremo court
ugndust the New York Times Publishing
company by stmnitlmidors of that corpora-
tion to set nettle their subscriptions for
stock on the ground that the sulisoriptions
were obtained by fraudulent representat-
tlcns.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Heuntor Voorhees ls improving daily.
Miss Tillie unborn. an acronaut. was
killed by a fall at Anderson. Ind.
Archbishop ireiand has incur-ed Mgr.
Batolli’s position on the liquor trellis at
lit. Paul.
W. it. Melville. the defaulting clerk of
fine Bank of California, pleaded guilty at
rlan Francisco.
state Gas inspector Jordan at indium
spoils bu reported that Indiana’s gas
wells are giving out.
A. W. Jarvis. allow for Lottlsa noun-
3' 1a.. was mnrdsnd at his home in
apeiio by a lunatic.
The house of Princess Boltykoil at
slough, England. was entered by burgim
and robbed of Mats valued at £10,000.
A pm boat laden filth citeursion-
lets from Month. Wales, capsized on
the W rim. and 10 of the pas-
sengers was damned.
Adel cs Cluck. mayor of Dodge City.
Kon., If: been placed under bonds to an»
river similarities failing to notify the
matter-nay of violations of the pro
Millers isv.
Explorer Weilman’s' Stenmer
Crushed'by the Ice.
ALI. HANDS All}: earn. nowmn.
The Explorers Wars on the lee Cap at the
“mow-Wellman Bands News bye lie-Ila.
Ship and Orders Another Vessel Charter
sd—Jl‘ha Dash'to the Polo Resumed.
Tuouso, Norway, Aug. 8.-News of the
‘Wcllmnn polar expedition has been re
celved. It was brought by the scalar
Mnlygeu, Captain Pedersen. which arriv-
ed at Tromso with news dispatches from
the expedition. and also with Captain
Bottolfavu and three sailors of the steamer
ilaguvnld Jar], which carried the Well-
man party to the Arctic. but which has
since been wrecked.
Captain Bottolfson furnishes the follow-
ing narrative of the experiences of the ex.
pcditlon:
After several battles with young and
winter ice the Raguvuld .larl arrived on
May l2 at Table island, one of the Seven
Islands group.
Mr. Weilumn left the ship on May :24 with
13 men, 40 dogs and iii) days’ provisions.
After the party had established it depot
they pmr'ceded eastward a distance of ill)
miles, thence northeast, hoping to reach
the land that Is believed to exist in that
direction).
I,'p to the «lay of the departure of the
sludge party the expedition had had good
weather, the worst being only :3!) degrees
below zero.
- The ltaugvald .farl bank.
The members of the party were in good
hculth when they left the ship. They lu~
tended to return over the sumo route by
which they advanced, reaching northern
Spitzborgon on Sept. 15 and headquarters
at ilnne's island on Oct. i.
(in May 25, four days after Wellman
and his companions left, the Ilagnvuid
.lnrl “as broken up by the Ice and totally
lost. The men in charge of her managed
to save some of the stores. A nmssage
was sent to Wollmnn informing him of
the catastrophe, and it reached him at
Morton's island. Mr. Wellmau. Charles
0. Dodge and two others then returned to
\Vuldcn island. With niatcrial taken from
the wreck of the ship they built a good
house to accommodate the crew and as a
precaution in case the expedition was coni-
pelh-d to winter ut Weldon.
Wellnum left again to join the sludge
party on May'lll. He writes on the same
date. “I have decided to proceed as pre-
viously planned, except that I intend to
return to Walden island not later than
Sept. 1 and to be at Duue's island by
Supt. 15."
Brought to a standstill.
The latest news t’i‘t‘l‘ivvtl from Wollmun
was of July l7 date, when Mr, Wlnship,
o memlwr of the party, with onoumn, left
the expedition at a spot six miles crust of
(‘upe I’lutmn. when! thoupiunlrs hurl inn-t
with impassable ice and Well) wuitlug for
open water. All were well.
(in the return of Winshlp to Wnsltlrn ls.
loud L'uptuln Bottolfsvu and three of the
i‘I‘l‘lV of the lingnvuld Juri started on a
journey southward in aluminium bouts
sacking seniors. They met the Mulygvn.
and Cnptuin I’oilcrscu consented to curry
them to Trenton. Herc (‘uplnin Buttolfseu
will charter a new VI‘MI'I and will return
as soon as possible to [lane's island.
in the rnneantimc the Weliumu party has
gone north over the lee, ('uptuln I’odcr.
sen expects that “'ellmun will reach (.‘iilel
isiumi.
Ilyorilubl, u ski runner and sportsman
from the I'nivcrsity of i‘hristinnia and u
member of tho \Vollrnnu party. has been
sent to linue's island to join Professor
(iycn.
WELCH DEFEATS HOEY.
The “’orlil'a Record l’nr Amateur Pigeon
shootlttg Ilmkcn.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. :t,——ilobvrt A.
\I’elch of the Hiverton Uun club not only
defeated Jnmca Wnistencroft of the Ky-
stoiw Hun club of this city for tho illvvr-
ton challenge plate, but he also broke the
World‘s mmrd for amateur pigeon shmu-
ors by killing iH blrdsout of a possible
It)”.
Fred Huey held the record until yester-
day, be having killed 97 birds out of a
possible too at the Westminster Kennel
club last winter. The match was for the
pmseesion of tin- pluto. The conditions
under which the plate is hold are that it
shall be the property of the man who shall
successfully defend it against all chal-
lengers (or one your.
Will Malta an Annulment".
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. zi.~—-I".rocutions
have been issued on two judgments,
amounting to nearly autumn, agidnst
I’hlillps, Townsend A: C0,, mnnufm'turars
of nails at North Penn .luuctlou. As
a conscquoucz- the firm will umke an
nmlunmeut for the bunclltof creditors.
'I'bs llltrit'ili uri- i-limnmo and the liabilities
$172,010”.
A Huirivle In the Reservoir.
ADA‘IN, Mass. Aug. :i.-Tho whole
townie horrillml at the finding of the
I’Uill' of iii-urge ilounhlmm. u wuuvcr of
North Animus. in tho llry Iii-emit miner-
Volr, which supplies drinking water for
the town. It is uppnrout that he mumm-
tuil suicide while. in is fit of ilospoiuluitcy.
1 larger» Charred by a Woman.
ATI‘IJ-illnlli). Mass, Aug. ii. “Dillon-r
William I“). rilunhum, while attempting to
smut (me John Brown at tlwbomool
his pnrvuts. was not upon by Mrs. lirowu.
and three fingers of his right hand were
butliy chum-d up by the wuluun. ribs
will be arrested for mayhem.
Noverelln on the "lump.
IlilllllitliliAlI. Ala, Aug. li.——.l. it. Hov-
envlgu of the Knights of Labor appeured
hero on the stump for the Kulliltc-i’opiin
list ticket. Mr. Sovereign attempted to
nudge the limnocrntio pnrty, but was
sonmelled to desist. as the crowd inter-
rupwd him at each eilort.
Three Killed by Dynamite.
EGANVILLE. Ont. Aug. it—eAn accl-
dent occurred at the works of the ll. A.
and P. H. railway In the vicinity of Barrie
buy. A charge of dynamite exploded. in»
stantiy killing three men and injuring
several others. *
flanged Himself to an Apple Tree.
Knack. N. Y.. Aug. ii—Jobn Hamel,
again so years, a resident of honest. bang-
ed himself to up apple tree. No cause for
the tired Is known.
Quarry titrlke.
Mews, i’n. Ann. 3.me Diamond
stats quarries at i’cn Argyi suspended
operations owing to s strike among Its
mphyces.
The ice, however, com-n
' pulled a return to Walden island, where
CEBARIO’S TRIAL
Wat var-act's Assassin Displays Mach
, Cold Blooded Bravado.
LYONB. Aug. 8.-—The trial of Barrio
Cesario for the murder of President Car-
not was continued here today.
Throughout his examination the pris-
oner defended himself against accusations
of connection with anarchists with rare
skill. fighting the mound inch by inch.
There was a profound mention in the
courtroom when Assistant Registrar Mav
thicu removed the covering from a dagger
and bound it to the judge. The weapon
was still stained with the blood of the
murdered president.
“Is this the one you brought from Get-
tci” asked the judge.
”Yes," replied Cesar-lo unflinchingiy as
he nodded toward the still bloody dagger.
Cesarlo paid but very little attention to
the remarks of the judge, and when the
latter had done speaking he proceeded in
a careless tone which contrasted painfully
with the deep emotion exhibited by the
audience. When the prisoner resumed his
story of the terrible crime. he said:
"I laid my left hand on the carriage
and hustled aside a young man who was
in my way. Then I made a dash at the
president and dealt him a violent thrust
with my dagger. The blade stuck fast in
his breast, and my hand touched his coat.
' "As I stabbed him i CTll‘di
" ‘V'ivo in revolution!’ " ,
Captain Hottlngur and Lieutenant Del-
peche, who were in charge of the escort
which accompanied the president’s cur-
riage, during the course of their testimo-
ny said that 6011(3nt Boriua ordered them
not to go beyond the soot occupied by
President Carnot in order that the crowd
might have a good look at the president.
They added that the dash mode by the os-
sassin was so sudden that he was able to
accomplish his purpose before any mem-
ber of the escort could go to the presi-
dent's rescue.
The witnesses who took part in the or-
rest of Cesnrio testified timt tho assassin
used his lists in trying to escape. This
caused the prisoner to remark lnsolontly:
“I'm sorry I left my weapon behind. I
would have used it against them who or-
rested mo. " [Cries of indignation through-
out the court. I
The medical evidence followed, and it
disclosed the fact that President Carnot's
last words Were to thank those present
around his deathbed for the attention
shown to him. A force of police and de-
tectlves last night guarded the residences
of the magistrates. jurymcn and others
connected with the trial.
INTO THE BREAKERS.
Mrs. Adams Tried to brown Herself at At.-
lantic City.
ATLANTIC Cm‘, Aug. li.—Mrs. Bella
Adams. the wife of an employee of the
Camden and Atlantic railroad, attempted
suicide by drowning. In sight of hun-
dreds of persons she cutvred the water at
the foot of M lchigan avenue and deliber-
ately Walked into the turmoil.
Shn dashed through the snuailvr break-
ers, clad In her street attire, and before
the astonished crowd fatlnomod her interi—
tlon she was up to her shoulders in the
water.
Among the hundreds of amazed specta-
tors who witnessed the strange occurrence
were a local liverynmn and a i’hiladel-
phlau who is a guest at the Early hotel.
They both plunged into the inrcukcra, and
after 10 minutes of the roost desperate
tugging and pulling succeeded to bring-
ing the evidently demented woman to the
beach. She fought viciously with her res
cuers. Both were badly exhausted, while
the woman’s summer costume was in tatr
tcra She is undoubtedly insane.
Woman Attempts Murder.
Cmcnsxnl. Aug. 3.-—Mrs. J. Kauf-
man attempted to kill Emil Schmidt, me
either of her husband’s bruwury. licrhus-
band had just sun-d for divorce. She called
to see her husband. Schmidt ordered her
away from the brewery. She waited till
Schmidt was ulmut tn take his buggy to
leave, when elm fired, but missed her
mark and was arrested.
Brlde and Bridegroom Blunt.
Cotrmus. :5. (17., Aug. :i.—-—Whiie sit-
ting in his house with his four days' bride
Samuel Blackburn, a colored farmer liv-
ing near Lowudesvlile, 5. (3.. was shot by
an unknown persim from the outside and
instantly killed and his bride mortally
wounded. It is thought that adefcated
rival for the hand of his wife committed
the deed.
Baseball.
National Magus Games—Bosnia. ill;
New York. 18. Cleveland, 9; Cincinnati.
~l. Philadelphia, 0; Brooklyn, s. Pitts-
burg, 4; St. Louis, 7. Baltimore. in;
Washington. 9.
Eastern league Games—Wilkssbnrro,
6; Buffalo, 3. Providence, 4; Syn-muse, 3.
I’lnkcy an» Outdoor.
WAL'mAil, Mast, Aug. 8,—Plnkey
Bliss of Chicago is no longer the holder
of the world's record for the one mile
standing start. The record for that dis-
tance and three additional world’s recordl
have been broken by Harry (5. Tyler of
Springfield. ills time was 1:57 at.
Alleged Gold “‘ ' n Ar. ‘ '
Pants. Aug, 3.—-Threc mou uniiawom-
on have been ingested. charged with corn-
plicity in the robbery on July iii of a cask
containing American gold from a consign-
ment of on lleil wut from How York to
Instant From» as (’n, of Paris after it had
left iinvre en route for Paris.
Will Go llaclt to Roach.
'l‘oi'ltKA. Aug. ll.--»l\lauy of the (lee
marrituaslans belonging to what is known
as the North Topeka colony in\ Shawnee
county have decidedou account of hard
times to return to their old homo on the
Caspian sea.
flour nod oatmeal Burned.
Demon, Aug. ll.-—Tho Michigan Corr
tral flour shed. Noble or Go. 's salt shed
and several freight cars were destroyed by
lire. The floor shed was filled with about
4.500 barrels of flour and one cnrload of
oatmeal.
Coal Operators Romania.
Pimscuo. Aug. auras old Assocbv
lieu of lisilrcad Coal Operators. which
disbanded during the recent strike, was
reorganized under the name of the Pitts.
hur- Association of Railmad Coal Open
stern
[cantata ”Indra tip.
Morrotsm. N. .1, Aug. il.~The W.
C. T. I}. drinking fountain on Bloomfield
avenue was partially destroyed by the ex-
ploslon of can
Inns Damn" Nominate Ball.
To“ Would/ism, Aug. tin-ll K. Bell
was today unanimously nominated tar
mm by the Eighth district Democratic
scenarios. .
c. F. Boutwewll
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting will its.
litalizeil lljr ill Cocaine! lit . V
, Extra charge.
Sets of Teeth. $5 it till
Oftlce hours. (roman. unto 6pm.
Dr. Boutwell is notingl a preparation in fill-v
i which renders t 9 operation as nearly
3:.le as possible without injury to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 Sofldsln 8t., 80. Hermit.
mil In!
M
HOUSE MOVER. ,
1,01?“de lt’noved In fig-lawless mull S
are an eav mac nor a s .
I. r. PAR will“ 7
azl 1y Box sill. Norwalk. Conn.
HEN insuring your life be sure that
, get a plain and definite conlrsct. ’5:
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
)onotbetuisled y nameav'rontines Semi-
ll‘ontlnes. Distribution Plans. Console. etc.
'JOWBVQI skillfully disguised, all mean some-
thing indefinite and uncertain. Twenty. fif-
teen, ten yearsis a long time to wait to find
out what you have got. Many chain as will-
happeu in that time. Better know what you
are pa ing for when you start. All schema
,where y some are to gain what others loss are
alluring and delnslve. and upon this basis
Tontlne and Distribution Estimates aromatic.
finite possibly you may be one of the losers.
cmember that the Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00., is entitled to your first
consideration since it holdsa foremost lacs
among the Lilo insurance Companies 0 this
Country, and offers superior advantages in all
features of the business. together with Great
Financial Security. insure in the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co. Every Policy is
a direct, sim 1e. and guaranteed contract.
Nothing is le t indefinite to he settled at a fu-
ture time. 8. B. L’HOMMEDIEU, Ax't.
111 Washington Street.
NSIAlii
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immune, are mama's];
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Within-int Women!
MR8. DR. N. l. GUIIFURD
Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. llama,
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any dayeacept Sunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph slciau and for
the wet sixteen years has in e the DISEASES
of OMEN a specialtg. iaulies suturing
from an dimeult incl out to the sex can
consult r. Uuilfort in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the moat.
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
cloae stamp. afitf
"can”?
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
HAZLE’I’ON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; nll slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
RAYMIiNli BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
llllllsE illiPPllill
-—BY-
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped chick and
a. call e
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
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Parents . '
atolls, cl .. «W t amfiu endorse
sh an an it. 1
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