‘ e Sitn lion R9
, Falling Oil in Deaths and New
Cases of Fever.
aliases vacuum re: none.
M Were Only Seventh-three Cased and
it! Deaths at Jackaonvlllo Yesterday.
Ila-min; rm» Col. mum—chum; ne-
parta from Other Fever Points.
JACKSOKWLIJ, Fla, Oct. t~There were
”entrance new cases uni six deaths dur-
Iag twenty tour bran-a The deaths were:
J. J. Daniel, I. Btewart Dun. David John-
lon, Edna White, Row. D. C. Barbour, in‘
that of M11 Ponette. New cam: Augustus
Btlalebacher, 0! Kings Road; Frank Marvin,
Ilia: Frances Smith, George M. Why-ta, Rona
Hagan, Haggis (.‘ullin, Edwin Martin,”
Noggin Townsend, lira. B. Balllday, Mr.
Holbrook, Mrs. Grimm, Mr. Bryant, Dr. E,
Van Rood, B. 17’. Sheldon, lira. A. Bedgwick,
live Hinicke, Mrs. Fannie Gallaad, Dr.
John c. beagle, Mary Fullaud, Albert
'Dryadale, Ifrs. Lida Roberts, Willie Har-
jroud, Mrs. J. 8. Campbell, Bedah Barber.
William H. Mnllaney, Mrs. McAvan, Frank
layer, Mrs. A. C. Roberta, Mrs. Prym'.
Charles B. Mooney, Mini “'arrick—SZ
white and 41 colored.
R. D. Baker, 01 The Cincinnati Post, in
mnvaleacent.
Lira. H. K. Ingraham is critically ill.
Rev. A. (3. Barbour, Epiaclnnl rector in
hVflhdied yesterday. His family arc at
their old home in lIlinok.
About thirty-live extra nurses were ship-
ped away today at the cmense ol the com-
mittee on medical aid. The situation preecnta
no new features. It is hopeful
The Auxiliary association, 0! which Col.
Daniel was president, met and passed mdtable
ruolutions on his death, and adjourned with-
out trahsacting any other business. , The
banks Were closed during yesterday. Many
buildings are draped in mourning, and bust:
near is generally suspended
There is a° movement on foot to raise a land
for the erection of a monument to the mem-
cry of Col. Daniel.
At Decatur. ,
Nasavim, Oct. t—The American’s Do
catnr bila) special says: The cold wave has
madethe outlook more encouraging. Four
cases have been reported during twenty-tour
hours, healdes one or two doubttul ones. Two
deaths have occurred—Dr. Black andauegro
named Orr. Among the new cases reported
are Edward Booker, at city policeman, and
In. Joseph Graham. The sick are all re—
ported in goodcomlition. Several muses have
been dinniaacd as well, leaving only fourteen
mm under treatment. 3
Improvement at fern-ndlna.
Flasarmxa, Fla, Oct. t—Five new
caseaof fever Monday, but none yesterday.
Capt. Maxwell and Chief Engineer Bushnell
are rapidly improving. The eighty colored
persons reported sick are now being investi-
gated to see it they have yellow (ever, They
have called no physicians, and the cases are
[apposed to be mild.
l’almctto’s Report.
Paulmo, Fla. Oct. 4.-—Report of yel-
low fever from Sept. 8 to 30, inclusive of
Manatee: New cases, ti: total, 40: deaths,
none. Palmetto: 'Ncw cases, 43; total, no;
deaths, 4.
(Zen-In of Camp Perry.
Cur Panav, Oct. 4.—-Retugew arrived,
a); discharged, 15; remaining, 138; unable
to leave but discharged, (if); in fever camp, 5;
all convalescent.
So Change at Jackson.
Jamison, Mica, Oct. t—Situatiuu an
changed, total was todatc, 1-1; deaths, 5.
New Enterprise: In the South.
BALTIIORB, Oct. 4.—Reperts to The Manu—
facturers” Record show the total number of
new enterprises established in the south dur-
ing nine months of 1555 to be 2,9112, against
2,501 lor the same time in 15157. The capital
and capital stock invested in than 2,942 new
concerts amounts to $121,415,011.
Stage Robbery.
Finance, A. T., Oct. t—The down stage
from this place to Case Grande was "held
up” at Dry Lake, five miles north of (Irma
(halide, by two Mexicans, who took the
Welbl’argo treasure box and registered mail
pouch. No paracngcns were aboard the stage.
The robbers escaped
A Drummer Found Drowned.
Bitumen, Oct. «t—The body of a white
man was found floating in the harbor.
Through builds and papers in the lmkeu the
deadmanwae recognized as James Taylor,
a traveling aaleaman for Francis J. Mao-
naughton, at No. Cedar street, New York.
Killed by October nghtnlng.
' vaxevtau, Ind, Oct. 4.-—-Jonathan 03.
borne and Cusp” Horaioefer. two farm
of “III county, while looking shelter under
name trees from the rain, were struck by
lightning and killed.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The confluence of the American Secular
Union. which has (or its object the repara-
tion of church and state, will open at Pitts-
hurg to-niorrow.
D. l’. Wigginttm, at California, has been
on the Amorh'an party ticket as can
ditto for vice president in place of Judge
Green, who declined.
Light m tall in northern Michipa
My.
mains...” of the bestkuowu rail
radian at New England, died at Naahua,
x- no, I.“ 70.
Than-thud bank and nine atom of Cl...
rink, 1a., were damaged to the extent at
“.000 M M
Til-governor and council of liar-actuati-
bsvaa-ignedOct. sluthe dated hearing
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the Baseball Games.
Nzw You, Oct. t—wllollowing m mili-
«lemme Park races: Firetraec, parse, the
furlongu; Mame tint, Wain-atoll maid,
Hajwity colt third; time, 1:083; Bound
race, Chsppaqua handicap, 1,400 yards; Yum
Yum first, Climax second, Bruit th’rd; time.
1:21“. Third race, vwecpotalwe, mile and
three-sixteenth; Bella B. first, Brnnmmarte
mould, Rupert third; time, 2:07. Fourth
race. Stalwart stakes, mileaud a sixteenth;
Santalene firet, Beanie June maid, Blue
Wing third; time, 157%. Fifth race, pane,
three-quarters [of a mile; 8am Harps, Jr.
first, Britannia sound, Carnegie third; time,
1:10,“; Sixth moo, puree, mile and an
eighth; Ten Day first, Volatile second, Ito
fund third; time, 2:111};
GALLAGHER watts ACLIN.
Inlcnasnn, N. Y., Oct. 4,—Dennis Galla-
gher, of Buffalo, defeated Lucien Mane Club
tal,uf Cincinnati, in a three round (irreco-
Iloman wrestling mount, in this city, lust
evming, for #100 a side. Christal won the
first boat, (la‘hghcr tho next two easily.
vvtnaaenav's aaszaau. Gulls.
At New York—New York, 3; Chicago, 0.
Hits: New York, 7: Chicago, 3. Errors:
New York, 1: Chicago, 3. Batteries: Welch
and Ewing, Gumbert and Daily.
At Benton—Boston. 5; Detroit, 1.
Boston, 35; Detroit, 4. Err-om: Bolton, 2;
Detroit, 7. Batteries: Clarkmn and Som-
meru, Conway and Sutclifle. (lame called
on account of darknms.
At. Philadelpliia~Philadelphia, 14; Indian-
apolis, 7. Hits: Philadelphia, 13; ludianapo
lie, l3. Errors: Philadelphia, 0; Indianapo-
lis, 5. Batteries: Sanders and Clemente,
Decry and Buckley. 3
At “'aahington~“'nhhingttm. 9: I’ittnburg,
11;, Hits: Washington, ll; I'ittsburg; 15.
Errors: Washington, 6; l’ittsburg',il. Bab
tcrice: may and Mack, Stalcy and Miller.
At Broiklyn—Jlrmklyn, 10; Baltimore, 11.
Hits: Brooklyn, 12', Baltimore, l-l. Errors:
Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, 5. Battcries: Maya
Hits:
and Bushong, Cunningham and O'Brien.
At Philadelphia—Athletic, 8; Cleveland, 1.
Hits: Athletic, 9; ClWéland, 6. Errors:
Athlethicfii; Elev-land, 5. Batteries: Scw~
rm] and Robinson. Bakely and tinyder.
At St. Innis—~51. Limbs, H; Kainms City,
5. Hits: St. Louis, 11;_ Kansas City, 10.
Errors: St. Louis. 2; Kansas City, 5. But—
teries: Chamberlain and Ilolan. Porter and
Brennan.
At Louivvillc—Inuisvillc. 2: Cincinnati, 5.
Hits: Louisville, ti; Cincinnati, 5. Errors:
Louisville, 1; Cincinnati, 4. Batteries: llam-
acy and Karine. .‘dullam- and Baldwin.
Terrific Ilnil Storm In Ohio.
Clacuzvrua i l. .1 M. 4. ——~Tlie multimeter-n
portion oi this county cawricncml tlu- most
severe and clcstmctivc bail storm ever known
there. ‘Thc standing corn was badly dam-
aged, and the apple crop, which promised to
be abundant, yas almost entirely ruined
Another llank Closed.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. ~i.-—Thc banking home
of Shanklin & Austin, of Tn‘nton, the oldest
bank in northern Mismari, chm-v1 its doors
yesterday. The,- immciliuto n-nusc was 1ch
failure of the Traders~ bank. 0! Chic-nan. The
bank his] born doing business xmvo KKK).
An Actor'» Long Engagement.
Bt'vaLo, N. Y.. Oct. ~l.-Ilcmlis McCar-
thy, the varicty actor, who llllt'lllplllil to kill
his Wife. Amy Reynolds, of Now York, u as
sentoaccdto four yen“; in Auburn prison.
His Wile pleaded hard with the judge to re-
lease him.
“or Death “‘11:. Natural.
Banmws Fans, Vt, Oct. i—I-‘mnk 11.
Dodge wusmwpiittml of the murder of I’m .
mistress Knapp, at Ilummcrston. It alumni
that Mien Knapp died of mnsmnption, com-
plicated with hcnrt discaw.
A Novel Lottery Scheme.
A novel lottery scheme has been proposed
in Rustin. The chief conditions are than:
A young woman of excellent moral character
and noble birth is the chief prize; her name
is to remain a secret until after the drawing;
thetatal receipts from the sale of tickets,
amounting to 5,000 rubles, areto form her
marriage portion; tin holder of the lucky
ticket is to marry the young woman and
thus receive the dowry; but if she won't
marry him she must pay 2,500 rubles—New
York Sun.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
Saw You, Oct. 3.—Mnuey closed at 2% per
cent. 'I'lu~ highest rate was 3 and the lowest 2
per cent. Exchange closed steady: posted rates.
tMW.80lfi: actual rates, tummy for II)
daya sud twat”); for demand. Governments
closed steady; currency to, 121 bid; B, coon,
12') bid; 45‘s. 60.. 108 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts, “Salli: Union land graata, 1030106; Union
linking lunda, lmu’d; Ccntrals. 1190110. 0
0a the receipt of advices at higher prim-s in
London tor American acourltlaa this market
opened [Inn and him M per cent. higher than
the cloning priced of yesterday. During the first
hour thcre was a good deal or activity and a fur-
theradvaace of )3? to 1 per cent. After midday
the market was dull, and there was more or less
«took offering by the smaller broken, which
caused prices to sag gradually to the close. The
final figures were generally at the lowest point
0! the day. The sales of stock (or the day
amounted to ”6,861 shares.
General Marketa.
New You. Oct. 3.—FIDUR«CImmI active, ex-
cited and irregular; due grades 0! winter, 830
3.5; do. spring, 32.850115; extra No. :2 winter.
studies; do. tapriag. amtz’h: citv mill ex-
tra, names. Southern flour eluted moderately
active and (Inn; family extras. some).
WllI-IAT‘Jthiona were very active, and deal-
ing» were marked with great excitement. Spec.
ulators Itruggled and fought around the wheat
pit more like madman than sane persona. Dec
camber was the chlellteatura, and made some
wide fluctuation It in utimated that fully
0.000,” bushela were traded in. The foreign
contingent were very heavy buyens meaning:
the advance toward the close. The dual figures
were irregular. Spot Iota closed strongamt tote,
higher. Hpot sales of No. 1nd state» 31.15;
No. ado, Shim; extra 30.1 red lute, 01.16;
No. I vedwiuter. 81.11013; lie. I while auto,
91.1001»: No. trodwlaterfiet. $1.11”; 49.,
Non. man: do. Dec. $1.15”.
W- higher. spot lots cloned can. higher.
Spot. sales at No. Quilted at Ma uugraded
mixed, 58W)“; No. 2 mixed, Oct. 6%.; do,
son, nee: do. Dee. We.
OATS—Option- wm mud higher early
in the day. anthem mar the'close.
Iota cloned Kc. igher. saleso )lo. I white
wattle; Manama; No. I mixed.
Btu: no I do. mm No. I mixed. Oct.
Ila; do. Rom, all“: «10.. Dan, flue.
man
acne-pad.
POW and higher at 310,300“.
W active and higher: Non, nova
0.”: You. $7008.81: larch, M
BUGLE-din and nut unsettled. ltclnedqulet.
but m; cat leaf and cub-a.
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coax—Optimmacllve and excitemeloaing
Bpot
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amen Lattimtwm extra
denial-0mm uni-aw: W.
M Mundane-tuna Macaw;
managerboyhadlouaditand how helm!
rewarded the boy. Just than 0.01er
and 'that mmugar boy He was
about the size of a giantilre’ cracker, and he
wt: art as full of powder. He walked
atraig up towharethat omcial “and
pulling a allvu' quarter from hi: pocket
threwitouthogentlamauilapandlald:
“It you can’t allord to give any more than
that you can‘t aflord to give anything. I
eaahatteraflordto Imttthaayou."
Then pulling a cigar tram his pocket and
handing it totheaatonlshedotlielalheaddad:
" , you may smoke with me, too.” .
'l’henhegrinnedawiekedgrinanflstalhad
out of the room. To any that ordinarily
good natured edit-id was nonplmad would
be putting it mildly. Ills crown was ear
mine tinted. his eyes were green, and he
added, "Well, I'll be -—-—- -—,- Nowell."-
Kansas City Times.
kinking Ahead-
At Opelika a venerable colored mini struck
me for a quarter to “help repair our meetln’
house from damage by do cyclone."
"Where is the meeting home!" I asked.
“Right ohcr yore about a mile."
"In it a Methodist"
HY“, nah."
“You are the 111th wraon that has asked
for money for that church within three
hours. When was it damaged by acycloner'
“A spell ago. ’
“I rode by it yesterday. and it. appeared all
right."
"Yes, sub; it ar’ all right, now.”
"Then what do you want of more money!"
“We ar’ cxgmctiu‘ anodcr cyclonein do fall,
68h, an’ it's gwino tcr be a hustler an' blow do
spire cl'ai' oil. lw oollcctiu' agin it, Bah, so
we kin make quick rcpa’rs."-—Detroit Free
Press.
News In Smltbvlllc.
Cotl’vc is going up and down in the market.
It will soon have no grounds to stand on.
One of tho colored dudes of Smithville sub-
scribed to the paper yesterday and paid for
the publication of the (allowing:
. Miss Bess J inkins visit Miss Polly at his
house an sing a song call "Carry Me Home”
to loud applaud.
Mr. Williams respond an lack a heaby
speech on watcrmillion time.
Mina Sara Jones she cum in an dance a
dance Will Mr. J inkius. Both dance lunger
dun do omen—Smitbvillo (6a.) News.
, A Drawback to the Place.
"‘I say, stranger," said a passenger, as the
train stopped at a small Nebraska station,
"is there any show in this town in the real
estate line for a man who has got big money
to invest!"
“Show,” repeated the citizen; "he can
double it every twenty-four hours."
"You don't say so! What‘s that awful
noise down the strectl"
"That's our new brats land."
“Well, l guess I won‘t get ol'l."—Tha
Epoch.
Which Ought to Satisfy Any Woman.
"I am alraid, Edward,” she sadly said,
“that you do not love me now as you used to
do. You seem so cold, so absent minded, so
inditl’urent tonight. 1 fear the ardor of your
love is dying out."
”No, Clara," said he desperately, “it is not
that. It I have scorned to you distrait to-
night, forgive me. I love you now as l have
always loved you—as I always shall love you
till time shall end. The whole truth in, PVC
got a corn."——»Somcrvillc Journal.
A Question of Time.
Customer—That was splendid insect pow-
der you sold me the other day, Mr. Uilman.
Mr. Oilmau (with justifiable pridel—ch, I
think it's pretty good—tho best in the trade.
Customer—I'll take another couple of pounds
of it, please. Mr. Odmaa~Two pounds!
Customer—Yea, please. I gave the quarter
of a pound that I bought before to a black
beetle, and it made him so ill that l think if
I keep up the treatment for about a week I
may manage to kill him-Fun.
Technical.
First Jeweler—I understand you are going
to be married, Flywheel. Miss Cur-sue?
Second Jeweler—Yes.
First Jeweler—A very nico girl; open face,
neat hands and all that, but I can‘t any much
for hcr beauty.
Second Jeweler—Ah, but you must remem-
ber she is full jeweled—Burlington I'm
Press.
And no Was Illrcd.
"So you want a situation in the editorial
rooms! Sccxus to me you’re too old. You
must be near so."
Otl‘m 8"."
“What is your special line 01 work?"
“Writing up ‘Bright Sayings of the Chil—
dren.’ ”—Ncbraska State Journal
The Last Man Who Ought to Complain.
Bald Headed Man—lien}, waiter, this is an
lulcrual outrage. ileru is a hair swimming
around in the soup.
Waiter—Well, don't make web a tuna
about a trillo. Hair is what you need moat,
ain’t ill-Tum Billings.
A Chance of Ban.
“Dimple, have you been at the preserves}w
“No, mamma,” was the faint answer.
“But they are all over your face, child!”
“Den, momma, 1 does no pruerm ’ava
ban at me." replied the little miss mmptly.
——Detroit Free Pram
(fauna [or Leaving Earth-
A burglar committed suicide In one 01 the
west side nation He couldn’tstandthe die-
grace at being the only one at hie craft who
ever was caught by a Chicago polio-man.—
Chtcago Mail.
Telling Point:-
“Dld Beasley make any good point: in bit
much!" asked Huxley of Bailey.
“Yes, quite a good many. They were
exclamation ptdnts’L-Llfc.
amiuly
W ‘ ‘R Jami Dolph
“.Mullfllhlnlllar. WHI’aI‘idboen
M ' lb. He ”adds: Iii
11.. v. u. c n. minnow.
”train
“pro-H u Wain ll
5.16s. nah . 1. an. 'ou x.
MI ” ltxumo. i .81 " Aaron.
H 1' m“? ill 3 mm
m » mi Iii. m » was.
no " 13x. no.» ‘9 White)". ltx.
w " bulk. '10.“ Anon-
em “ Batu panama.
m “ Low 1.18 “ walls.
0.39 “ Antoni. I.“ “ slime Way.
10.13 " 3!. 3.07 " WI;
3133 " M...“ Tu: 2: lat.“
1:30P" ’maw lane -- Hugh.
8.“ u I mix. ill-l; :' ‘R‘nnll
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in -- Amen. {7.81 ” Emir” m.
5.51 “ Rune-I. ll.“ ” Awash,
5.40 " Antoni. .9.” “ “on,
7.00 ” mun. £11.01 " Atlanta's.“-
8.11 “ B'povt upon. :13.” " Boswell.
IMB " Moon. , ale-nan.
ll. ” Wuh'toulx.’ 7.11 " Am.
Burns". 2 9.11 “ Armin.
0.1! Annual. , 5.51pm. Acacia.
on at am. ‘
p. Localh I‘ ”
Train. have last Nor-all.
com wm. ooixo ran.
to: a. In 6.“ a. m.
an -~ am " , ,,
719 " 1.41 pan.
'1 l. 5'»? as
11.41 ” 6.‘ "
2.40 p. n. 9.5: «
aw “ l
8.07 “ , .
U. I. Banana. '2. '1'. Ila-mun.
Gen. Buy. “an. l'aan. Ag'u
IIOUSA'I'DNIC llAlbllflA ll-
DANDURY it NDBWALK DIVISION.
Corrected Align»! 9th. lists.
Pan-eager Trains.
' SOUTII.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv, 30. Non-walk. Ar. Wilson Pota
7&3l.m. 756nm. Gillan.
8 ‘7 M 8 e OI a he
10 08 " 1013 " 10 II) ”
l2hllp.tn twain. 107nm.
4 34 '~ 4 4c " 4 ‘~
01 39 " Mixed 6 .50 " Mind 7 on “II‘x'd
3 m D- 0| H (,7 a» av 8 ‘5 U I-
9,“ .. .. 1024 .. .. “,3, ., ..
N()lt’l‘ll .
Lv. Wilma l‘uint. Lv.So. Norwalk. ALNorwalk
1111mm. Mixed 140 n. m. M’x'd, 210Mixcd
6:5 . .. 035 .. .. 640 ..
345 “ um ” . 921mm.
12 01 " 1:213 p. m. 12 in p at.
21-6 ”Mind 305 “Mixed 311 lxul
425p m. 510 “ 515p,m.
5w " 6215 " 630 "
7% M
1010 " Illxcd 1017 " Mixed lofllllxed
arson.
900 a, m 915 p. In.
63pm. 05me 651 "
W. 11. tirsvxtuoa, Vic: Pros. and (3an Manager.
1'. L'. Paras, fillpcnllrlltlctll.
.l. '1'. Plan. General 'l‘icad Agent.
llDllsiI'I'lIMt.’ DIVISION.
April 25, 1888.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittatlcld.
.10 a m. accommo'n
. .
lens " l
10.20 p. m. Hired anion IAIL.
4.3% " cxpmu 1 Imam.
5.50 " accommo'n {
.130 .. ..
l
’Gocs only an lar am Now Millard
War. 11. Savanna, Vice I’rea‘t 8 (MN lsn'g'r
W. K. bruit, Supt.
J. ’1‘. Farm. Gm. Ticket rich, mithzepint,ttoun.
All persons building new houvci- should Imvi' them
wired before planning tor this great modern can.
vcnicm‘e. Any hours may he in-mutly lighted by
OI"? touch of thc pnuhutron at tho lmiaidu or ball.
All danger from thcnpcol HlIlClll'lt ie then-by dune
away.
BURGLAR ALARMS
Whichllghtthc gal- and ring an alarm the instant
adoornra window 119 disturbed. ill'lltiLAttlEb
IMPOSSIBLE.
Electric Door Bells
The oul reliable doorbell and nae which in
guanine notwgct out of order. Price from 33
upward.
ELECTRIC W llllNG .'
1a Inlahed bonan- dune without a wire left in eight
uraecmthnu woodwork. blimatce gin-n. Call
and are working manila.
Jackson Bros
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
mam —
WAR RRTRR MARKET.
Ono Quality,——'l‘hc Beat.
Beef. "ear—Imam, latte-n, I'vdhibmdiuud Fruit,
Corned Bed. Smoked Tongue. llama,
shoulders, Baumllalogna. hunk.
forte. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Strut-I.
JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
CHOICE LEMONS
which we Ihall sell at 15 rcntll per dozen. Alto the
cclcbralcd
Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
‘30 cent: pet can.
DANIEL L’IIOMDIEDI EU
washingtoa Street Bridge.
J .‘H Klinefelter,
DP IL“ IN
Meals, Fish oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
01111. R. 1., R. E. ii]. Danni.
“an -
inhuman: .
m1: of PU“ CREAM
of TARTAR.
on! " m!
WNW” .
, 70 Washington Street.
CharlesESeymur,
'Mu gun.
WI. ‘
a. ll DYINGWN,
" Wait-gun. I). 0-
Tmmstafluhedmrstentoan.
“II Guide to investors mailed free.
Join: H. SMITH,
FLRRIS'R.
IAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
1'. '1'. “at“.
B33311.
l!!- gurchasnd the attain right for Namath
and thNorwalktouaclhc Doom Electric
W,Illd amwethwilhont maul tree
of an arm charge wank teeth a
specialty. Olive and midemadloxuiuglethndifl
panonagchwwatht. Mancunian, men
_"71.5. FERRIS,
J E W E L E R .
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
Fine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Gleam.
Monuments and Headstones.
Do not buy a monument or Headstone from any
hotograph,butgc direct to the chow moms of
. W. Batu. Water street. Nnrw-lk and select one
all complete and you will not he divappolntcd la ila
appearance. Dealer in all kinda of building stone
and cemetery work.
P. W. B‘X'I‘ES.
6181::
American Investment (' .
Equitable Lite Insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
JarvistonklIn IIortgage Trust (In.
Fire, Idle, Accident. and Plate lilies
Insurance.
TAYLOR l GOLDEN. Agta.
Real Betstc k Ineurancc Agency, 60th Norwslh,
lacob Millayton,
Rcal lame and 11mm: Agent.
General Insurance .l ccncy
Fire, Lite and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets» Cabin and svccmgn.
brain for one 1 and upward. and Money Order» to
all parteof Europe.
Notary Public Acknowledgement» Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
65 Warhmgwn an, moat door to Post-lance.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
BEE HIVE.
LADIES’ AND GENTH’ IIIMMl "ALI.
‘1 O to the Bee Illve Ihrn you are hungry or (in.
I for you can get agmui v-qnlin- mm! or lnnrh
at all hours at prlt‘mbaolhat van can .nflord u and
1:0 again Our (Innin- arr cu. (‘nflcc aml .‘Iliit
chin-r hot or told, all kindeof Te‘tu more 1mm,
Aim Tuhlc Ilmnl, at [hard and hiring by the
day or arc-ck. i‘nmc and nor for mum-if that it In
jmt like home and we will try and make yo: Feel at
home lumpectluliy. 'l'IIE DEE IIIVll.
lr‘L‘ :lm
V
(in the Endowment Plan.
A man at agc 015 would pmhablineed inaumncc
for twenty or twenty—live yearn. n: tincture he
need:- It for uranium" no rem-on why he would
stipulate to been it up during the whole life time.
111- has over eight handful chance! in a thousand 0'
living more than tvu-nry yum and nearly eight
hundred in a thounnd of living twenty-live yum
Became his prvs lctrn- an: m bright he should not
neglect to pvovli c fur the charm»:- ol (lying wwhich
are an caeantl) nnmcruaewbv a liberal insurance
"n M "u meant»: In rm:
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 60.,
UP HARTFORD.
8. S. L'BtllllMEDlEl'.
$0th Norwslh.
GILBERT M- RITCH.
I, V Err“. paw: &- Ltd-air"
Liver and 1‘ ed Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
Ilene:- and (‘arriagcatnlcl for all melon.
t‘amacm at Depot .0 meet All 'I‘raluo.
Hood Tuniullb- at Itcuouable Prices,
Telephtme connection. as: t!
CAN—"DIES
OI all kindt Pint Clan!
BAKERY!
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ilOltNUCOl‘lAH. ’ARDY “Wilmette full ”sort
mi of «parental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
Henry Tilly,
BARRIIRE Mill:
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good mend-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
SWAN Jr. BUSHNELL.
WW and Retail limit" In
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandl era.
as: Water In, tent at Dank.
macaroni: or.
Alli, emu. in! am can, cum lialle, Wan,
Honolulnatloar.
“33“”... ......
‘ acumen-l.
aural. '
u am.. m. rum alum.
fifww‘ “Wall: rm
m can Oils. no man;
”Imam-II alkali It
F. Hill
3‘ Only-mufovclusudmghot the
“Great American” ail “‘Baliam”
Heaters.
'I‘heoellutenavcrseelladby‘mcaad and s
”“9!ng for apitflyhdflmbfilly and
We have: in hand "noun a y :
ELAN GEES,
Plain and Duplex Grate.
DECORATED AND PLAIN CHISA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
AGATE;TIN and IRON WARE
Jsst received from the factory at the lownt market
no.
r. n. Nisnanno
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
"axo—
Silverware.
in! attention ' to the repairi of In
w% and jewelry?” I»!
as Blat- street.
SEWERSE
I". LI. PIERCE
omen ill
SEW IQR P I PE
Aw
General Sewer Contractor
Iaprepared to make connections with main newer
[limit that city on the moat tam-hie tame,
ice Intending to connect withthc recently laid
were in this City will find it to their advantage to
nail on him. t.“ t!
I“. )1. l’IEIKCE
Box 20. Ninth Norwalh. CI.
The Metropolitan’s Record Forl88l.
Gain in number of outstanding I'oficee during
1837. "$5.015
“am in Amt! during 1837. 31.211.063.93.
(in: la Premium Income during 1.5m, $1,150,571
84.
(lain In Interest inculpte flaming 138?, $6.63?)
M
(lain in (Ermai Income during 181%. 81.136.321.18
Number 0! Death ('lmms iii in 1382’, 8.663.
Amount paid to Policy-linden; during 136?. $2,-
191,007.51. _
Number of Pollen: in Wm. 1.345.560.
New Imaninrc written during 1557, ' .1912” 00.
Capital and burplm for «corny of Macy-holder.-
may and almvv :rw runny: required by law, ,3 per
con“ and all MID rligibllitlet‘, SlbeM‘p‘i l0.
Amman: pant by the Company to ire Policy»
linldwra for (Emma, ce , mm: organization. plus
prewm invertul Acacia. SumaJs's Ki.
J1) ‘lli'il LEIPSIK. Agent.
."IIIN ll. I’ERBIfi,
Wholesale sud Retail Dealer in all kinda of
RUM. ARR WRRR
Brick. Limo. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
lichigh, Incliawanna.
Mountain. Franklin,
'illiesbarre Duals.
ham fir RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ loot 0! Washington and Mar
ah'dl etreete. Branch ofice at Stileoa
Drma Stow “dilll
LOBSTERS
F"... Black Rock
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Locust
and
Fresh and Sailfish,
Oysters and Clams.
All Kinds ofVegetablea
l‘rosls livery Morning.
rodent received by maxi or telephone.
HUNT 8: ZELUI‘F.
vacuum
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”Tllllllli Blilll
For Fall and Winter.
summon nus.
Insurance Building, a...
Masonic Building;
80. Norwalk. Norwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOB S ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
wood Avenue, Monroe Street, Wood ward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Goldeil,
llill Streets, Ilaviland Street, Corner Union and Frank ‘
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike.
LOTS.
Situated on llaiu Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West;
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meatloaf.
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay-7'
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Framing on the Carriage Bridge.
W
East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots situated on Plcumnt Street, Osborn Avenueg
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cot ,
Avenue, Cottage Adenue, and St. John Avenue. ‘
The property on the above list will be sold at rcasonabl
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very re
able prices.
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Bill. 333m 1RD lllllllillll 1811118. 7
arena: a. mum
Washington St, SouthNorw ~
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