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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 18. 1394.
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EIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIII llIIIIIal llllllil'llllilll.
EVENING SEITIliEI.
COUPON.
Good on any ”bimodal: cold
The Evening auaoi.
The
WORLD’S
SWEETEST
SONGS
Have charmed young and old; rich and poor; everywhere the world over. The
Richest and Brightest Gems of Sing have been gathered from all nations and are
offered exclusively by THE EVENING SENTINEL to its readers for almost noth-
ing. ' - . . , .
NEVE [1: Were you offered richer songs.
NEVER; Were you offered music so cheap.
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 ap ear to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they wi ifind a hearty welcome in every home in the land.”
The REV. DR. LYMAN HURLBUTI‘. 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.
Mary of Argyle.
Names Upon the Sand.
0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
Remember Now Thy Creator.
Somewhere.
The Sand Man.
The Rose Bush.
The Murmuring Sea‘1
The Message From t 0 King.
Waiting. Only Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
.lnnie Laurie.
3e Cabin on De Mississippi Shore.
dome Sweet Home.
is Folds Them in His Bosom.
amie's 0n the Stormy Sea.
(in. of Coleraine.
,..itt e Do ’Under the Wagon.
.sittle Wi e Nelly.
myely. Silent X ght.
Addie
VOCAL.
Admiration. Sailing.
Birdie Looking out for Me. Silosm.
Clochette. The Old Sexton.
I Cannot Sing the Old Songs. The Old Arm Chair.
I Will Aries. The Basket Maker's Child.
Janet's Choice. The New Khfidom.
Mrs. hofty and I. "he Blrdle’s veuing Prayer.
No Sir. Twenty Years AAm‘
One 8w eetlfisolemn Thought. When ’e ()le wa Jamie.
Ring Dem eavenly Bells. Whistle and. aft for hatie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
At the Wicket Gate. On the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Baby Mine. Robin Adair.
Believe me if all Those Endearing Young Some Day.
J 91min]? '1'
0 so are.
My Boy. Remember life.
The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lana.
Tile Kerry Dance.
There‘s Alwa ‘1 Sunshine Somewhere.
Nothing But Leaves. 'Tis the Last se‘of Summer
Old Joe s Dream. 3 es. Let life Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Ad li Patti rladrille, Sonatina.
Nogrengame “Quin. Two by Two.
CONTENTS NUMBER FOU R.
VOCAL.
A Warrior Bold. Seymour.
A Land Without a Storm
Hoi Ni m. Peaceful Night.
mg an Mar .
Ho dMy Han .
I Dream'd a Dream.
My An eline.
My 0i Cottace ll e.
Siee . Baby Sleep.
The Rosy Goblet.
The Old flaken iiucket.
The Minstrel Boy.
Then You'll Remember Me.
The Land o'l he Loni.
The Gypsy Counted-i.
Vlve L‘Amour.
Wl‘ a Hundred I‘l )ers.
Stea Away. Within a Mile of Illnboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
ll Desldekio. Brlirbt Eyes Polka.
Convent Bells. Dance Esctwculri.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
’ VOCAL.
Little Talk with Jesus. but me Dream Again.
some closer. Soul to Me. ()nl‘to See her Face Again.
Comin’ Thro‘ the Rye. Ole . 'lI-kerdemus.
Dublin be‘k'd in the Cradle of the Deep,
BL I
Hark. I rigor the Angels Calling.
Holy Mother. Guide his imtsteps.
in Happy Moments.
The Heart How'd Down.
The Lost Chord.
’I‘he l‘irales' Chorus.
an. The Sword of Bunker Hill.
Jesus to Thee I Come. The Lord‘s Prayer.
Lullaby. Turn Back Pharaoh's Army .
INSTRUMEI ‘ TAL.
Lohigh Polka. Prince Lani-lam.
Lily of the Valley. Mazourka. ll Bacio. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Larboard Watch.
My AIII Countrle.
Nanc Lee.
The aid of the Mill.
The r In.
Where are the Old Folks.
Wilcoit.
manic filings.
in: a e 'rmui.
Eyes that Watch for Me.
for t all'l'hy riorrow.
()0 win. loses
I Dreamt um, i Ilwclt in Marble sun...
In the tiloamlng.
INSTRUMENTAL.
anther liells. St. Athens iirand March.
gecret lays (Motto. The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
h ll of Ocean. When we Hear the Must r. Kin iI .
so: (If to final. The Little Dom atliomla. “ m
Take me Ilium». Y’s'li I-inon be than III Awa
Oh. Arc yo Hist-plug. Maggie. lie XII-mi me am i new T‘was Wrong.
am e. That um floor.
Flee as a Biol. Hear lur Prayer.
in the Htariighl. li‘oulo io'l‘llw.
Hahbidgc. Why do hummer film Fade.
INSTRUMENTAL.
The Pearly liewdrop. lioovmo March.
Carnavain itslscohafinr Walls. lion .l nan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
A flisier‘s Love. Fileui mm...
A title While The Form and the flingvr.
A ird In lieu . The brave Old Oak.
13a is (ions to Sleep. The Tempest.
B e .. a. I, pole Joe.
I've Somethln finest to Tell You. \\ "illll You.
on in the Hill y Night. “falling“
i can Wall. ‘5 loan a all we 3wa Again.
V ‘
INSTRU MENTAL.
Bohemian Girl Porn as snow
Joys of spring Waltz. Regimental arch.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
The beautiful City of first,
The Clarion New Rounds to the Field.
The Child's W it
is .
Tender and True.
aside: the Lilies.
inanimate?“
Ifsar the My
cs
bi is d . Trans-Iii o.
olimi‘ilm. yBaby. Why notlI‘onl i.
mmmnofdg' in Church Bell wdmthsmm’lmiiath mill
M59 has Wi Miami nus. ” a “‘
INSTRUMENTAL.
I!" s mandrel
W mtg? Oh
DID YOU EVER DREAM§
mac-Womomnm wordsnod music etc at c an
d ,“ ' 'Bd&i m yet:
my yhcgdmcdiciiexsaé'for use“ c‘snr i
* been ' slimy Wenonah or «chm Come
mnmhmsmmwmdgst than. 0'
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Resolution to Stop Further Attempts at
Tariff legislation.
Wasnmoron, Aug. 18.—-’I‘he senate
held a brief, but interesting, session.
which was largely devoted to discussing
the proposed appointment of Mr. White
of California to the vacancy on the finance
committee. During the course of the de-
bate Mr. Hill delivered a little tariff
speech and incidentally entered a plea for
the calling of a caucus to considered the
appointment so that the state of New
York might have some voice in a selection
in which it was so vitally interested. The
resolution, however. went over without
action.
, The conference report on the last of the
appropriation bills-tho general deficien-
cy bill—was adopted. .
Resolutions were offered and ordered to
lie on the table as followe: By Mr. Mur-
phy. declaring it to be the sense of the
senate that no further tariff legislation
should be attempted at this session, and
’ by Mr. Gray, directing the finance com‘
mittee to make a prompt; report on the
house frec sugar hill. but offering an
mendment for a revenue duty and no
ifferential duty to refiners.
The house bill to repeal so much of the
recently enacted tariff bill as exempts
from taxation alcohol used in the arts and
manufactures was received and referred
to the committee on finance.
The Republican Caucus.
Wasnmurox, Aug. iii—The Republic-
an caucus adjourned without having no.
compiished a great deal. Senator Ald-
rich brought up the question of Republic-
an interference with the selection of a
Democrat on the finance committee. when
Senator l’ettigruw stated that there was
no need of discussing the question—mi
there were cight Republicans who would
not ngrcc to lt—ns it would result in break
ing up all party discipline in the senate
’I‘hat matter was then dropped. As to
taking action on the filling of the vacan-
cy. the general fooling was that no party
action was necessary.
The resolution of Senator Murphy was
discussed. and it was decided that the lie-
publlcnns would support it in a modified
form. which would not specify tariff log-
lslution, but would state that in View of
the fact that the session was so near the
end that it is impracticable to attempt to
pass any contostcd logislntlon during the
remainder of the session and that it is the
duty of congress to adjourn us soon as
possible. It is probable that if ovum can
be had upon this resolution it would no
cure enough Democratic votes to pass.
The Republicans claim that any squir-
ato tariff bill to which there is an objeo
tion will be debated until it is defeated by
lack of a quorum and that it is useless to
make any attempt to secure the passage
of any of those now before the senate.
CU LBERSON CHOSEN.
'I'ena Democrats Nominaton Young Mara
l-‘or Governor.
llamas. Ten, Aug. lit—The Demo-
cratic convention adjourned after com-
pleting tho ticket for all state officers.
The following are the nomiums: Govern-
or. t‘hnrlus A. i‘ulborson; lieutenant gov-
ernor, fieurgu T, .ll-ster; attorney general.
M, iii. ('ranc; commissionorof land oflloe.
A. J. linker; comptroller. if. \V. Finley;
treasurer, W. ll. Worthnm. superintend-
ent of public instruction. .1. hi. ('nrlisie;
chief justizc of the supreme court. It. 'I'.
Gaines.
C. A. (Tuition-Ion. the standard bearer for
governor. is a young mun of 3.3, a finished
scholar in law and lltcrnturc and a fluent
an i oloqiu'nt speaker lie was the choice
of the young men of tho stntc and its pro-
gressivouleluvut .lobn ll. licugnn'sdo.
font for governor is rcgording us closing
finally his long political career. ”0 is
now Til.
THE PRESIDENT GAINING.
)Ir. (flan-land In lining Very Quiet of Gray
(rubles.
Ili‘llaillis IIM. Mass. Aug. li—I‘res-
idelit (‘lnvcland lilir‘wlill ll very quiet day
at iiray (Babb-s. and the chnIIgc hos prov}
ed beneficial. The trip by water from
New York did him more good than even
his frivnds exported. and with a low dnys'
rust be will be quite himself again is the
opinion of Dr. II'liI-illy.
Although iiruy (tables has been the con-
ter of attraction all summer. yet the pres»
idcnt's arrival has caused uporcupthlo stir
among the country people.
The curious onus. liuwevcr. have not yet
had it sight of the nation‘s cblcf execu-
tive. as he remained within the house.
hir. ('icvelnnd. llr, ti’llcllly and Captain
Evans drew over to visit Joseph Jefferson
at tfrows' Nest.
Captain O'Neil liq-feuds "intuit.
Wasmsn‘rox. Aug. lit—Imports trans-
mitted to the state department from (hip-
tain O'Neil of tho Marblebead. now at
lilucflclds. fully confirm the prose reports
to the effect that the captain refused to
protect ouch .\uwricun residents tbcro or
had taken up urtmi in behalf of i‘biof
t'lomu-o against the NIIIanIgunn govorn-
Iucnt. 'I'Ili‘i‘iilllftlll gnvo tin-so IIIIm ample
warning that lhuy must not violate the
lawn of Nicaragua” they cxlwvtml proton:
tion. and in so doing he iii‘li'll. it is said.
in strict accord with international law,
Booming the .t. it. I’.
hummer-nu. Ana. is. -~»--Iiiilii'.~' .i. ilcvguu
of Chicago. guhurul organizer of the Amer
icnII liollwuy union. in in tlmclty engaged
in strengthening the Ilii‘llilml‘fililplif tho
loom branch and explaining to the rail.
mud mob of lioI'lwsti-r the objects of the
organization. Atn mruting last night live
gnu explained at length thumbs-ion of the
A. it. l’.. giving the causes which led up
to tho striku. otc.
Mrs. Maoist" Weds Ania.
Clilmuo. Aug. lit-Jim. .‘lurtbnMIwk-
Ii. III-o llyrnos. the New Orlwins young
woman who liifil'l'li‘d the aged million
illl‘i‘. Thomas Muckin of this city, shortly
before his death. and who hm recently
been having differences with the other
heirs over his fortune, was married to
\t‘utson Roddy. a well known local poll
ticlnn and mm horse owner,
Mia Fe Strikers Unable to (ii-t flack.
TOI'IZRA. ling. ls.—-'i‘hcro is a general
movement by tho strikers of tho Atchison.
Topeka and limito Fe railroad to regain
their old plum. but thus for they have
met with no success. General Manager
Frey remains firm in his original position
not to tolls any of them back. and in the
general offices It is not believed that he
will rilliiilt.
l’oaro l'nion Convention Ended.
Mreru‘. Conn. Aug. is.w’rho most
successful Pence union mnvenlion clown
here. Tim smokers attached l-‘roonmsuu
r]. the Boys‘ brigade and the Cblanap
sneso war.
Third Wooster-w: t‘svairy.
Tummy, .imr law.“ the reunion of
the Third .‘iew Jersey not dry here Major
line Coupon and ill tents Each Pan.
A. A, Yard of Farmingdnle was elected
THEfiiMfiiiili Is QUEEN
The Cunarder Again Smashes
the Transatlantic Record)
~——————>——
TIME, 5 DAYS 9 HOURS 29 MIKUTBBJ
Her Passenger- ;;;t:d In Dublin Sun»
day Morning and blood In New York Fri-
da) Evening—She Made a Run of 545
Knots on One Day.
, NEW Yonx, Aug. 18.—ThoCunsrd line
steamer Campania. which arrived from
Liverpool and Queenstowh. has earned
the title of queen of the ocean, besides be-
ing a record breaker.
She left Daunt's rock at 12:45 p. m. on
Aug. 12 and arrived at the Sandy Hook
lightship at 5:45 last evening. llcr time
of passage was 5 days ii hours and 29 min-
utes. which boats all previous records by
about 3 hours and 10 minutes. The Carri-
pnniu had just previously to sailing been
in dry dock and was in prime condition
for tricking a test run. Moderate wester-
ly winds were experienced up to Aug. H.
when the wind veered to the eastward.
and there was a fresh breeze. On cross-
ing the banks on the illth much fog was
encountered. and it was necessary to run
the engines at reduced sperd for two
hours The wind at this time veered to
the northward and continued to port. On
the 17th the steamer made the remarka-
bly good run of 545 knots. The Cam-
panin's daily runs were 5m, 52s, bill.
572?). 545 and lrlii. _
The Passengers Delighted.
When in twill) the then Innmn liner City
of Paris. the first of the present fleet of
transatlantic twin screw flycrs, established
a new transatlantic record of 5 days iii
hours 1% minutes. her performance was
regal-doll as marvelous. The theory was
then advanced that while increased engine
power might be placed in ships the ole-
ruents to be overcome would prevent any
vessel from grcntly exceeding the speed of
the human liner,
Since then the ocean record has been re‘
pcntcdly broken until it was reduced t4:
the 5 ,‘ a day limit It remained for the twin
screw llycr (Jampaniu to lower the record
THE L AMI‘ANIA.
still further by clipping nearly three hours
from the established figures and thus
bringing the oft mooted “five day trip
across the Atlantic” almost within sight.
The Carnpnnia‘c Ilooord.
it was the second time that the (‘nmpanis
had broken theyvcstwnrd record. On bcI
maiden trip she took away the pennant
hold by tho f'ity of Paris. Thi‘n the Cam
puula's sister ship. the Lucnnin, in turn
dethroned the big ('unardor. placing the
figures at .3 days 1:! hours 7 minutes. This
she did in November last in wintry seas.
These figures remained intact until the
Cnmpnnla. “rush, from the dryllock. cams
hustling into port yestcrdny in two hour.-
and iii minutes fzistvr limo than that IIIIIIIl
by thc' speedy Luvunht
In addition the (‘nmpanin bud dotu
what no otlu-r transatlantic lincr bastion!
-—snliml from Southampton on Sunday and
lamb-ti bor lliiillri and passengers at the
dock in New York on the following Friday
night,
Another unprecedented feature of the
record smashing trip was the fact that
many of the (Tumpania's passengers took
brcnkfmet in Dublin last Sunday morning
and dined in New York last night.
limiting her own record by four hours,
the Augusta Victoria arrived here ycstcr‘
day, inning crossed the menu in six day:
and iii hour-z. She left Now Yorknn MIN
1294 last with excursionlsts for Norway.
touching at Hamburg on the way. Whilt
in nortlu-ru waters she was visited by Em
pox-or William, who was also on u sight-
swing tour on his yacht.
’l‘ho i‘nmpnnis's best previous record
was made on Oct. 20 last and was 5 days.
til hours and :33 minutes. The llucanin.
tho stator ship of tho Cumpauin. had held
llin host \voslcrn record between Queens-
town and \'I-w York since Nov, 3 last.
when sbI- made the voyage in f) days, it’-
hours and l‘.‘ minutca The passengon
worn highly delighted at being lanIlI-d
last night and at having made so fast a
passage.
Murderer I'uid an AI.
llI‘\'rIvI.'ro\. W, Va. Aug lN.—Dur
log n qtinl'l'vl over a cow llunry Frailey
chopped and beat his brother-lulmv,
Frank Km-lsly. with an on in u hoi‘rlblt
manner The wounded man cannot live.
I’rnilcy has camped.
Lizzie loaning Dead.
I'illi.illl4i.l‘lil.’\. Aug. is.~l.izzio Imn
fling. II vurloty uctrv-Is. ngod ill years. Will.
foruwrly lived at Waterbury. ('ouu.. died
suddenly while visiting her mother at thi
iIItu-r's residence in Norrisiown. I’n.
National IAIIIIdryIm-n'c Convention.
not-Iowan, Aug. H.«~'|‘ho olvvonth
annual cunvmtlou of the National Lauu
Iii-yuu-II‘II association will be bold iIcri
Sept. if). ii (“iii i‘.'.
A Now York Appointment.
\\'.\~lll\‘l;‘iii~:. Aug. lH.--llobcrtll. flu)
Wits IippIIinchl assistant district attorney
for the [Custom district of New York.
TELEGRAPHIC TAPS.
A dcuth from chub-m was rcporh-d in
London.
i’nion l’IIcllic dining room girls at Lara
min. \i‘y, bm-a- struck against Wearing
uniforms.
('nngl'rtififllrili Mum-vary has minmmcctl
hinuwlf as a candidate for h‘i‘lintnl“ lilucit
burn's snot.
Miss IIi‘li‘ll Martin. dnugiIlI-r of tilt
l‘nitvd Stairs senator, has clitoris] a con-
vent at Louwmvurth. Ron.
While his burn was burning. iii-unison
i‘lnvin of lint-land. \‘t.. was robbed of Slip
on” by buuko men.
professort‘nmplwll of the LickiCai.)
oiuorvutory hasdcmonstmtcd that Mars
rm, rm atmosphere and is therefore unln»
habitable.
l-‘iura McCI-cssin. a youngglrl of Cedar-
villc. 0.. is in jail for horse stealing.
Four prisoners confined for small of-
fenses flfil'nlfllfl from the jail at iinllston
Spa. N. Y.
.\ young farmer named Dryden has [men
who at Laps". Mich. for poisoning
Yflne live stock
David Hall of .ionesviile. Va. was shot
and killed by Tim Denny. who had been
theatrical.
4mm“ aw...“ ,
indicted for aliasing lisli's child.
MILLS MUST close.
no no» Weavers wm rah-'3 tour
Weeks Vacation.
{Elihu RIVER. Muss” Aug.‘ law—The
Mule Spinnars' association voted at a spe-
cial meeting called to mnfer on the wage
question to accept a roduction of 10 per
cent, to be put in effect by tho manufactur-
sra next Monday.
Alia special meeting to consider the
wage question the \i'eavors’ association
voted to take It voluntary vocation of four
weeks. The spinners‘ meeting was at-
tended by over 700 memb rs. -
The rocmuummlution of the Textile
amalgamation to accnpt a. reduction was
discussed and finally adopted. The spin
users will go in Monday morning under
the reduction. but if the weavers go out
on a vacation the mills will be forced to
shut down. and tho spinners will be
thrown out of work. The spinners voted
to support the strike in New Bedford.
About 1.7m) attended the wouvers'
Incotlng. As the weavers entered the
meeting each was handed a double ballot
reading. “Cut down" and "Vacation.
Secretary Whitvhcud reported the recom-
moudntlou of the amalgamation. The
ballot stood overwhelming in favor of a
vacation—Til for vacation and lot for re
duction. 'I‘hv vacation is to bc for four
wouks. and during that timc no‘ bI-ncfits
will be paid out by the association. The
support of King Philip striking wcnvvrs
is cutoff. ’l‘lw mills will hnvu to shut
down Monday, for thcy will make no at-
lcmpt to run the other Inchlncry without
tlII- looms.
WILL. SUE BYNUM.
III-cause “'iieat Duos Not living What the
Congressman Promise-II.
IXIIl.\X.\i’Hl.l.\. Aug, Is.-——\\'illinm Stan
lay, a farmer of i’endloton, Ind.. is pro.
paring to sue Congressman ilynum of III-
dlnna for titan” During the Ilirl’. prcsl-
dentlnl campaign Stunluy hoard .\ir. By;
num dclivcr II. speech in which he said If
the Democratic ticket was successful
wheat would ho worth $l.‘3.‘» per bushel.
Stanley went home and Sovvcd wheat ox-
tcnsivoiy and raised a crop of :JJlllt) bush-
els. This. he declares. he has been com-
pelled to sell at ditlvrcnt prices botwucn
45 to 50 cents pcr bushel.
lie will sue the congrcssmun for the
difference between what he realized and
what he would have received had the con-
gressman’s assertion. on the strength of
which he was led to sow so much wheat.
bcen verified, Stanley was formally a
Democrat, lull. is now a Populist.
MAY AVVERT {HE STRIKE.
New Benton! Manufacturers Ask For.
1. onto rencc.
Nizw liruronu. Mass. Aug. ls.——lly n
unanimous vote the weavers of this city
decided to strike Monday morning units:
the manufacturers withdraw the reduc-
tion. This ilt't'lfilllll was. reached at a mass
Ineetiug which was uttvndcd by 'J,IIIIII up-
rutivos, nrprI-sI-ntin}: I-vI-ry Inlll in the
any whori- cloth is IIIIIIIIlfnctIIrcd. Ap-
peals for help will be circulated through
out the couulry by tho weaver-5' union aft
t'l‘ the strikn- Is duly inaugurated
The executive committco of the Mule
Spinners union bold u private meeting in
relation to the r-tl'lki‘. It has leaked out
that certain of thc manufacturers have
Wt'llki‘lletl and bow rI-un-steiiucunfcrcnce
with the union Ullli'llila. It is expected
that the Inunuluctun'rs will all rucI-ded
and tho .~lrIl.u bu IIYI‘I'II'KI
WILL CARLlSLE RETIRE.
A Humor 'limt lie In to lie hucceedcd by
William L. Wit-mu «If “'oest Virginia.
\Y.\>ill\hl.r‘\. Aug. ls ——'l'hcrumor was
freely passml round the capitol [but Sucre.
tItI'y i'.IrlI.-Ilc \vuuld retire from the cubl
but and that his place would be taken by
Mr Wilson of um Virgiula
tlf course no verification or contradii-
tion of this n-Iuork could bc IllliI. from the
pcrsonuges chIrIiy interested. but in dis-
cussing thc proiuibillty of the rumor prov
lug well IilIIIIIIINI ouo omincnt southern
congrcsmmu ntolvd lb.Il .\ir i'IIri'IslI: luul
t'KpI'tlrist'LI his «IplIIIoII thutthuscuzitu tariff
bill \Yilm one of the Ill‘VI liii‘uslli'l's i't't‘l'
{mun-(l. and th It. lIoiIlIIIg flu-w views.
.\lr i‘orllslc IIIII-t naturally find himself
:It vurluncc Willi tho cxprcsscd Ilplfllnlh‘
of the prcsidont
Drowned III a ('I'I'l‘k.
SIIIIHII'IIH'I'. Ln. .\Iu,v ls.-.\ party
of ilyc young bull-us and all uyvimold boy
lcft Joni-svilh- for thv camp rum-ting
grounds at Houttsvilh- in 1| hack in charge
of Mr. Bismarck Wright. In crossing a
small truck that had bI-cn swollvn by a
hvuvy ruin tho Vi'IlIUIi' was swept down
”In sir-nun u distuuci- of mm yurdsand
ovcrturnvd. Miss liatllv Wi-bstcr and
Miss Willie Ilurt “'i’l't‘ Ilruwnctl
Conductors ‘bisrm-Il With Ticket Stealing.
Si‘luvui‘lhtlr. Muss. Aug. l‘i.~—iicorge
\‘i‘. l’nriiI-rof thisclty nmiiiuorgo li. Illill‘
bar of New York. conductors on the New
York. Now Haven and Hartford railroad.
worenrrI-siod hero I‘hIIrgmi with embos-
alIIIIu-nt of ilt‘kilh'i. i‘hurles ll. .‘ltflrislcli. a
mIIIInissiuII illl‘i'illlllflt. was iii-ii) arrest-Id
charged with run-«living I'Iuiwulud goods.
Hull-aw liamia l‘mlc.
.\Ii shunt-Ir. I 'l'.. .\lig. l\~-liI-llulilo
luforumtlm: ho.» boon I'ucclwd born that
tbv l‘t’lllliitlll of the [lotion and f 'onk gangs-i
oi Illiilliiiu bum musolhinlcd and IIIIIII
bore l.’ persons All lrullhurobouvily
guarded. iiiiilllii' hunt. is now and has
bum for muo- limo t'Xi'i'l‘lr-ltlir caution
against the [lflhhllilllly of robiwry
.‘Il EIIBIW‘” i‘mlplo iirotvm-il.
’l'Itm. .\'. Y . Aug, is. ~ Ili‘illliin‘iiill
Sluois iiilil MIR-l llouslnn iluusl‘li vyI-rc
drowned lit the Hudson l‘ll't‘l‘ u abort Ills
tunm above the slain dnm. 'i'luly worn in
n rI-wimul. which was up at n-cidculaily
while they Wi'i‘l' preparing for .‘i 4 Ill. The
i‘illllili' \Vi‘i‘l‘ I'llgnqmi to bc nuiz‘l‘li'll in
almut two “’l‘i'lis.
omens”.
Notional Lcug‘Io Ulllill‘i New York, 7;
St. Louis, ll. l’lIilnIlclphiII. ‘va Louis.
ville. l Wusblnclon. h. i'lcwluud, 5i.
Eastern H'ngim ”more“Scranton. II;
Allentown. ii.
iii, Eric. H; Springfield. 1.
ll. Syracuse. iii.
I’i'in'ltll'lli‘l‘. lo: Buffalo.
i’i'ilkusbnrrv.
Tin l‘mini “ii-l9 “'oml.
Iit‘h’kliih. a ‘I'.. Am: ls —~i'mmt liy.
bakowskl. liw louder of llw 173i orcyilos
now cncman-d Ili‘fl'. was Imwtod for
stealing scverul north 'l‘ “on! on com
plnlntuf Manager llyuu ill flu» llrivinir
park. wiit'l'l‘ tlII‘v l‘iililill‘il l“llilinW:ll(I
was lined $1 I.
This Lain “mug" Imw .s.
MmIIIAIII, N. .i,. Au; iv Jilin re-
mains of timrgr lIIIIc-u Ihw :ii’ilst. who
nicelitly died in Scotland urn» i’Xili'i'tL‘d to
arriwfrom tilxisuow on Hundnyun the
Anehorln.
, "Mill... and...
hair; Wanner; winds incoming senile
any.
0. F. BoutweII
. DENTIST.
Painless: Initiating Will an!
iiiaiizeil iiI III Cocaine. II '
Extra Charge.
Sets at Teeth. $5 to Sill
Office hours. from 8 Mm. tell 9 m.
a pro oration in fill:
ling which renders t e operation as nearly
{algae as possible without iniury to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK-
4 80. Main St. to. llomallt.
mil in:
m
WHEN insuring your life be sure that you
get a plain and definite contract. Do
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not be misled by names.—'i'ontines Berni-
etc.
Dr. Boutweli is data
Tontines. Distribution Plans. Console.
however skillfully disguised. all mean some-
thing indefinite and uncertain. Twenty, fif-
teen. ten years lea long time to wait to find
out what you have got. Many chan will
happen in that time. Better know w you
are no 'ing for when you start. All scheme
where y some are to gain what others less an
alluring and delusive. and upon this basil
'l‘ontine and Distribution Estimates aremade.
finite possibly you may be one of the loan.
emember that the Connecticut Gonna!
Life Insurance Co. is entitled to your first
consideration since t holdsa foremost lacs
among the Life Insurance Companies ofpthil '
Country. and offers superior advantage in all
features of the business. together with Great
Financial Security. Insure in the Connecticut
General Life Insurance 00. Every Policy I.
a direct. simple, and guaranteed contract.
Nothing is left indefinite to he settled at a fu-
ture time. 8. SJL'BOMMEDIEU, Ag't.
II I Wuhin on Streets
mhl!
PhysitliIIlIIT—Womenl
MR8. fill. ii. I. lililiiiliili
Can be consulted at her office.
I
342 Broad St, Budgeport. Bonn.
from it) a. m. to 7 p. In. any day exceptSunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph sician and for
the plant sixteen years has to ethc DISEASES
of 'OMEN a specialty. Ladies enduring
from any difficult incident to the sex can
consult Dr. Unllfor in the stricmst confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the med
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod»
erate. All letters promptly replied tic-.535-
close stamp,
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COAL -
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first classtamily
COAL.
Our range andzheater
COALS
for family declare carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed hefore delivery.
RIiMllNil 8808.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.- IIIIIIsE * tullilif
_BY...
WATER PliWEll.
If you want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North MEI" st"
”ll South Norwalk.
ill!"
“I “I“
mono RIMIDV
rumours: 1i“ AIUV ll
nurture In so nan. Cami all
anyone illness». tailing Memory.
Pare-is. aim-pompous, Nightly 72min-
Iivlns.ell‘..i‘lliisovlby pvt-t alum-u. Ivrnvifln
tonhrunksnor art-.aml quickly mi mnl
WI“ inoiiioryoumr. Knoll can
pocket. Primflfiflaparkagr. iii! or
"Mm
tutor"
in rest
railing
writings.“ or y , .. n 4‘
34:3? “Insist «having g ”monolith" 1
rm. 9 .
Iii hasnci got". it N mil apolm
a rim. Windlass n ope rm. scrim
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