I ll arrsarn I .1 rrhrrmo Inn.
3
19D!
'padadthowtpntwill he greatlyincreased.
.t I foanditasoasarytomrelargeqprartcrs.
Jame-u
I but!» MWMowas
..‘, W's, Pa. Oct. (1-11» Demo
ism
.,.t.thdistrict.methereaadunanlmondym
41w
, .
moat...“ roan-mud
WORM ta slythieal
‘1th W's-WI!”
caulk-ill: Linton.
law Your. on. 8—0:» of the largest
“that has been worked in this city for
m wasbrnaght to light by the disappear
I” of Williamll. lagham,and the clot
'~ cubs larch-race bushla- of William B
t (30., at No. 88 Broadway The
anoint of the swindlsr's profits cannula:
yaths mmltiapmhablethatlt
Itilarurheknown. From the present in-
Withhdisvd that fully ammo it
involved ‘lthanl rustlehisappearanoolu1
this city in the latter part of April, 1881,
sad 0M tbs allies at W 11. Milan! 81
Co, at No. 40 Broadway. lie advertised ex-
unrivclylu out of town papers, calling at—
tentiIlI toths immune profits that could he
Inadcbyiavesting with W 11. lngham &
(301s walativs syndimte. The syndicate
mdescflbedaaamutnal pm» which waste
will. in. necks. bend- and grain. The
d“ wen to cost 010 each? the capital
M “5.009. and the managers were to
weapons; or the
a return for their trouble.
Thsnnwary nibbled the bait. and sentin
who hilh rapidly Pretty soon the cou-
mhspu tenant to the old time broker-
80%“de were Wilton“
KM“ them!” big forth lnglowing
moth. adrrphg nit investing in the
firia’s scheme, and oflering 81 to persons
wishing to become agents for every share of
stock they sold. The firm soon had an
abundance of agents From time to time the
ralwcribsrs were informed of the progrea of
that”. shoving large profits. Most of
.mm far additional stock and ad-
viaadtheir friends to invest Several div»
dank were paid out of the money invested
by thedupea 1n the latter part of April the
firm'sm had to increased that they
Thefinn moved to :95 Broadway Thi capi-
talstock was soon increased to 8‘: IMO and
thhgaweut on swimxiilngly until up to too
limb ago, when one of the firm severed his
Mimi. Thirst-as the first rupture in the
«meant. lughalu, lieu/av or, continued to
mutations, and sculpted in all "PW sulncril.
MM came along on Saturday lust the
climax came luglmm sent cards to all
M“ pnnouucing that in umscqnence
of heavy loses the syndicate would be mm-
pdlwl to suspend, with the loss of the entire
Wmhaship capital. Nothing has
bseauenof Iaghamsince. ltishelievedhs
came from Chlagn.
Two Suicides.
Wile, Oct. a~The dead body of
I’hEIip W strum. an advertising again, was
fonndlaaning against a street lamppost. lt
issnppoaod he mmmltted suimde by taking
you Yesterday alternaon Frank Canta—
I...“ Balm Pa, shot himself through
”ahead In the West Perth railroad depot in
May He lived long enough to say:
f’lamsick, and cmldn’t help it. "
A m Yannyaylv'aala Coal Field.
Manama Oct. fi—‘A coal company,
mining a peculiar kindof coal resembling
Wish cannel, has begun operatihm at
Woodland, nearClearfield. About 750 tons
a: wk are being produced, but It is ex—
‘Ib coal is for the Philadelphia and New
Yaknurkmandwfllpsssover llw Booth
L'raakandlleadiugmada
mica wan. Up to the Campaign.
linens Y, Oct. ti—The Democrats of
Whadtheirfirstgrand rally of thecam
psign last night. There was a parade, in
whi-htborewasl, ’fllmau in line. Senator
Ker-mu presidadatamass meeting held in
tho opera hours, at which; ’,0t)0 persons were
M Governor Bill was very cordially
remind and spoke for about an hour.
French Actors \rrlvt.
.— II” Yours, Oct. ti—M. Coqaelin and
”Ending, the famous French actors,
arrived on Ins steamship Biela yesterday
Iron Rm Janeiro Tho Laura Ill. Starin
wit/Banal; Abbeyaml others on board,
down ti! bay to meet them Mme
wuinqnlleat health and spirits,
MM- “Giulia.
Died in a Dcntlst’s Chair.
Pamcm, R 1., Oct. (it—An unknowz
malmtfllyeara old and a child went
Wthsdentistofllcoofs. (it 3.17.1182, and
“lath matured adittlaf elbrtotha
filhlatooth. Ashdklsoths
anddiad. Wfllseaso is
Wadtobethacanse.
M Herself far the cure.
Barsvufil. Y., Oct. Il—Mrs. Joseph S.
Mwlfoofapnalnoedealer of Oakiield,
MWinwhite,aud in the absence
otherhnaband and chiklren laid down on
tha fioorof her bedroom and shot herself
llama-lulu! for Congress.
mnferaes of the Nina
Coupe-man Lori Isiah.
.wmmaflashatlnl.
Was-um, Oct. a—Tha presileat D
“hastening“ hitw—hyfishiugsprt
Bacauddabagketfuloffirh.
W
V ' CONDENSED NEWS.
head m hasbuaoilendform
“a thapersonwhokilledl'nlljamesln
fi’bWflmyflhD 1'.
up at thal’. minnow-
”mm-«twain Inter, the
Mathb homs at
no!" I ARM
thump-Irwin of a mile; Diablo first, Bay
dgy aeomid, Cartoon thlrd; time,l “It!“
Second race, lit Nicholas handicap, one
l‘l‘dllt'lljw Y‘lmiww. giant
‘ ' ' purse, nilleaiid analgbth:
l’rlnoo Royal first, Rupert a911ilul,Klltnlah
Wm
tblrd; time, 1:59’33 Filth race, sweepstakes, ‘9‘“li’lk I'M“
1,400 yards; Paragon lint, Bessie Jane Amm‘gm
nde ';tthirdtime,;‘lu biathrsce “Tm-“II .
”go till! ; milé and a sixteenth; ’ M mash 9'
Stockton first, Huntrers normal ll ynwoocl Only name boy,
third; timc,l I12 . slimmed and my.
run DOUBLE man waoos ascorm Lowrarm {:3 ngmm M.
Buocrrox, 2am, Oct. Ilailn the fair llrypiagaadymumg
here Mine. Maritime drove Major .Aad thing-any",
and Trumpet w pagan one 1th b , ,; ‘ tut-wit: ,
‘ rra ha. mile track. tb 1qu”) . ' aver rennin"
beingiw . , «humming.
1m: human BROKEN . - ,
Korma, Md, m. o. :1" m.» mum. '“‘ “""4""'
sports at the fair ground-I, “'ilsun l. l'unr
don,'a member of the New York Athletic
cluh,threw the ll‘rpound bannncr ll'.) foot
9 inches, beating the record made by hinwlf
in New York, in September, of ll”: feet 91...;
inches , .
GAWXEI' wru. I'Itrmu. ‘
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. fi.~—J. ll. Gail'my
signed a contract with l’residcpt Von «let
51*. “all” St. Louis dub, to umpire the
series between New York and St. Louis for
the world's championship.
FRIDAY'S naswau. Guru.
At New York—New York, 1’3; Chicago, 6.
Hits: New York, 14; Chicago, 9, Errors:
New York 4; (Whit-ago OS Batteries: Titv
comb and Murphy, Dwyer ant”) lint.
At Bostonwlloston. 5. Damn it Hits
Boston, 9; Detroit, 7. Errors: Bosmh, 5;
Detroit, )5. Batteries: (.'larkson and Sum-
mers, Getzclu and hiutcliil.
At Philadelphia—Plumb]phia,
apnlis, 2.
lis, ’
5; Indian-
llits: Philadelphia, 5: Indianapo-
n. Errors: Philadelphia, ll: Indianapo—
114,1 llattorirs: Saunders and Clernenta,
Burdick and Buckley.
At “RI-lbiIIgtun—“hu‘hingtun. l; l’ittsburg,
5. Hits: Washington, 3; l’ittsburg, ti. Er-
rors: Washington, tl: Pittsburg. 3. Batteries:
O'Dny and Mack, Smiley and Miller.
At BrrxrklyII—llrmklyn, ll; Baltimore, 3.
Hits: Brmklyn. II); Bultlmom, 5. Frrors:
Brooklyn," Baltimore, t) Batteries: Hughes
and C lurk, t uIIningham and () Brien
At l’hiladelphia— «Athletic, 8; (.'lowland, 0.
Hits: Athletic,
Athlcthic, ..'; i'chelnnd, 0- Batteries: Matti~
more and Rubin-um, l’ rumor and Zimuu-r.’
III lmisvillomhmi-aville. 3; Cincinnati. 5.‘
Hits: louisvllle, ii: Cincinnati, 5.
Lou'IWillc, ‘3; Cincinnati, 1. Batteries: Ewing
and \ ouglln. Mullahs and Keenan.
8t. LouisKaIa’as City game postponed.
Rain ‘
TI’IDI I“ II 3 Cut. ,.
Pautasuuao, W. \‘.s. Oct e—a fatal
freight train wreck occurred on the BoltL
more and Ohio mud near Cnrnvmllis, W. Va.
An engiuccr named Carr was killed. The
traim,whicb collided in a deep cut, were
loaded with dry goods and valuable express
freight. The loss will be heavy, .
Dm‘gista' Mistakes Arc Crimes.
lnsmsnn. Pa. Oct. 6,~T. F, Braden-
baugh, clerk in a Columbia drug store, was
convicted of involuntary manslaughter in
causing the death of John N. Wanda by
selling him morphine instead of quinine.
Judge Thurman' s Passing.
PImnuna, Oct. fi.—-lndgo Allen G. Thw-
nIan [nasal through this city last night on
his way to Washington. To a Times reporter
he said that the Democrats would carry New
York and Indiana in November.
A Life for a Llfc.
Dunn. Oct. 01-.“ Boston, Colo, a man
named Hickman shot and killed J. C, Booth
in a quarrel about a woman, and a mob of
seventy-live men afterward took Hickman
from his house and lynched him.
Another l'nion Recruit.
NEW Yonx, Oct. 6. —The Mail and Emma,
Whlt b has been a "rut' otllcc since 1883, dir-
chargcd its non union printers and appointed
amcmber of 'l‘ypbgraphical Union No. 6 as
foremcn of the new force
Thurman's Contribution.
Wasmrorox, Oct. 6,—Mr. Thurman has
(Itintrilmted $2,000 to tbs Dermaatiocamv
paign fund.
A pretty paper knifeis of carved wood,
the handle: brim! finished witbn («11' a head.
TRADE BULLETIN.
flaw York inner and me “that
T ”Inflationa- . ,. -
cent. The highest rate was 5 and the lowest 2
per cent. Exchange closed steady: posted rates,
hum-“80 actual rates, 4.3:lKQJM for Ill)
days and 4. 8mm. 88% for demand. Governments
closed steady: currency 63.1.1 bid; 4s coup,
inibid; imdoq lflllfibld. .
Pacific railroad Mclmlas folhws: Unto
firsts. liwlmliniaam giants. Intuit; Unia‘s
sinking funds. 1mm; Central». “mutt
The stock market was not only more active,
but stronger. The market was weaker after
midday, and under frequent recurrences of Bell—
ing to realize by small brokers prices gradually
ragged to the class. The closing prices were
geaerallv late Iper cent. lower. The sales for
thsdayuaaasutl to w to) sham.
General Markets.
Naw You, Oct b—Ylflllll- Closed strong
after a fair day's trading, and use higher in
tomes-es: fiaswtatergradeasaaam; do.
we». now; III-wane WW.“7W110
spring, 9.5064. W Mar closed slpll and
auction
WHEAT—Options were dull during the mom-
tag, but after midday the market began to boom.
amen contracts advanced from Old“ to
'sI 1m. but anbsqurntly the prion reacted to
'1 mat which it closed. The other months
closed 1W. uglier Spot lots closed ‘raag
aadhixher BpolsaloaoffioJ-udatateat
{I
mutton-HM. 3 sold 3
W'Aflb-t mas-mum
as. «a A. Wmfogc‘w. Wm“: “We:
mflwrmmw
' ovum.
l'cheland, 5. Errors: ‘
Ei’fOl'S: '
Saw You. Oct. .’I.—~Monry closed at 4 per
Whadtdlteort out
It us. No. no...“ nu. ma rectum W I
3130.1.mmmm; as: radwlntsr, 3“- “flaw-m! “law—Tm
0cI..:sII4 do, Item. ans: do...ba€,'llf%'
ofimwmdossdactlvsaadhighsr. spot Waikiki“
lataaiasdlraland abahtlyhighar. Spot-Ilia ”memw
“140.qu Walking» .m l M
”is" 't'r. “tam. ”Milo-I Mac... 'firr”, I , ..
arduous—tinfipotsalaotlatwm --*----
matte-Ilarao..m.:uoim “mum
”‘0. 5 mixed, Oct, M'mmu."
lie—Amie, this lit tho mt httlcrataw
rant‘whevc lhntotl'kmu olellclm’m lunches]
have mentioned to you but could not dsv
scribe, and this is Trim, the! waiter who
serves me my favorite dishes so nicely.
Bhe~lluw sweet, Adolphus
Ila—What Will ynuorrler .hmsmlal They
have birda oystcra, owl Ml thre- (Hominid
the season. . . .
Shep-Your throttle: dish, Adolphus, 0f
Miler, you may fetish we Sir. Wig-
wag .'l frivoriw order which he says yes servo
sonmaly,
Waiter—Yes lady, giving order). Draw
one in do dark Housed pIgs‘fms on do iron.
—New York Him,
Method in Modesty.
I!» was snob a pin-mot mm,
Sn mm», m pullshml. fmIl
rivcrywhrrc WI' u‘I-nt tngvrhv'r,
He would murmur: "After yaw"
ind we reach a door together,
He Would never first. go II‘IruIIgh,
mt would wait. and lot In»: whim,
Saying softly: "After yaw!"
Was there anything we wanted,
And was not enough for two, "
lie Ivould always let me have it,
Alwaysmstmsd: "arm you!"
so It was on melt occasion;
. Whabzoe'er the cm taught be“;
He would never be the leader,
But WM always after me.
He has hm vowed fifty doll: Wit,
Maybe tins willy whim;
But he hm mtfincc been heard of,
And now i‘nrattvr him.
;. «Th-r ”want
A Quiet Man.
Mrs. Penn—Who‘ll adult-B youngman Mr.
Wanna“ B- ] don?! know my W whole”
modest, swearing, so nnstmlm, aya-
Mr. Poi—l do, ..
pun—Yonder Why.:,Willhm,wwl
.'Ifr. ELY—His brother Is so much quieter
that r omparison (tum to compute
Mrs. P.—-llis brother?
Mr. R—Yes. Flo’s rte-ad. final then tho
silence was so intense they could liar the
bed tick—Philadelphia (fall. .
Cheap as but.
“You fellows charge a very begin price for
pulling teeth," mul ti rcal rotate dealer to a
dentist.
"Oh, I don'n know about that," m the
confident reply, "we only chargeadollaran
acber. "—Ti mo.
Km
I.
Dreamy the song the fountain Wail.
Prrfamml the poplars pit-want. shade-t
l dared to ash: the cool chili man
If I a kiss might. Ballet
Elba that“, and tattered prattihr,
"You may have one-no- Brow,w said the.
Ponch- her lips mammhl‘y,
Giving her mwlfl a shake.
II.
I promised. What else o‘iluul; ll «w
With such a pair of lips lw view?
But are I thought. I'd taken two:
Oh. how more she frowned?
I mannered out, with dew new eyes,
"Dearest, I did not realize
Yotxrv»ynur—-onIv mouth was such- a slaw
()nc ltiIIII would not go tumult”
—- ll’arper‘s Worldly.
A m Way.
“John," asked Mrs. Bentley, “suppose you
heardano‘mehmn stairs and didn't know
whether it was the dog m' It burglar, would
you be so cruel as to send me. down Mr and
out!"
“No, dear," said Mr, Broth-y; "l have a
better way than that. id wait. until tho
next morning. If the silver'was gone, I'd
know It was burglars, aml It the silver was:
not gone, l'vl know it. was Bl‘pd-ygrb-llorper‘s
Bazar. ..... 7
My fiddled. ’
Actor (to fricIIIl)-—‘ Dhlnit it strikes fol,
Charley, that a large number of the nudism
were (.ronsiderably moved; over my eolllorwy
in the second act!"
Friend—Oh, you! noticed entitle arm
got mad amp cater-Thu Bomb. ,
Ar» Iii ‘
'6‘
The: Rem
The maiden afoul bmmwtlu the: In”.
"lie cometh not," alto said.
"I‘ve waited loam—Alli, woo iii ml
And youth and how laws thrill,“
blur
. ,3", new, .
-. ~: ' ”WWD‘W‘IW
The sun's no rays shone Mounds“
“He womb—never mover ‘
the out not come hemm~wllwf
In but been there hetero:
No motel
no” here has: More:
To It CW
Mr Bornlucky-Alb, congratulate ”(loo
wglafl'va won a ”Widths lottery
Beagles—By «tom old soon you May
Iohow much?
”is. Mucky-Twelve dollars.
~1‘nsa
ml
hmanubu-ssowaswstawhy. .
Brown—Halo t
m a. a no. the
“wading-sh.
In“...
97“.“ iron».
' happily, was that a warm semod Duke of
WWI
,MJIIII hemp-sad oatyhy anal-y,
meow
7% «I. ain’t m sprain-twat
“Mariam mm
kwmuflnmdumla
bhp.whwu¢fl919mdm
Thswits ot Jam-r Taylor, the gust
mm.wastbsnatnral We!
manual-sot WWII-brains»
rlsdfonrtiuw. llsrprweat Willis
WWW
I
sampls
and la intellect. Ba was 18 and the a was
thry were mirth ,
Hilton III-tried aatortnustel.
wife’s temper was not milk. I! “In.
Walsy‘s,tbs thwlfs of John Wedsy,ths
founder of W
John Inward. the pldlanthroplst.
out of gratitude, a My "In“!
ashlar. one died ins few years,
ried again. this time for love.
lady Win! was thirty years older
than Disraeli, but thsgrmtpremierdldaot
realm snydl‘ermia moors-anally
salted were they to each other
MW “molly sued the
faathd Btiabsthllarrsttwsssiayean
oblsr than himself at the time of thslrpnsr
risge, she being 40,1»: m yearn
SamuelJohmatt'l marriedawomauof
* They llml together twenty two you,
mt] ”bf" “it: UM Johny!“ “TM l0 ‘3 all"
soled. lie never married main.
George Eliot married Mr WET.
though“ his first wife was living and he had
but a limited divorm from 'M‘l' boon altar
Mei» dial the married John W alter Cruel,
who was nun-b younger than she was
Barm Bordett Coat“ forfeited her in-
terest in Carotid bank by marrying William
Ashanti Bartlett lie is an American by
birth, and at the time of his marriage was 31
yearsof ageaud bis bridewasll'l, and the
richest woman in the world.
A amt marriage whichtanadout
hurried.
”his
ternar-
Watt! and Sarah Cadogan, which wasa
Win tomnml a gambling debt between
thrirgarm, Lady tisrahlmngacoheinaa
moonwaltl, tbs bruit was [25
A marriage that was anemia! u to years.
was that of Muhammad and his wife. The
lsttrrwuotwmyyeanolder thanthsformer,
but the union was a margrmial one,“ the
Imam had wnlhwl it would be Bean»
llvulhbwifsand untrue-thew Iu-snatil he
dial.
“slam: Wampum family have triads
Mme Itrmgrmauiw l'rioae I’m married
Mlle main a poor sewing woman. Three
time tier marriage ‘1'!me was performed.
suicorh tomato Iiiflcmu place, so as I»
W Katerina III, who had It twice an
smiled.
Tho l'mmo Lonw of Miami married
her ymi Infmrr and a 'IItlewau younger
than WT! lard 11m, it nclaiarad had
royal blood in his: Vol81,” the naked
Argyls, his father male rwswrb protein-lam,
tlumglc the lam of Argyle is thenwstanb
burrow Iolngiaml.
The Imnttfnl widow, I’Itzhcrbert, who
lmuw: fibre rule» of (large 1", when
Prince of “aim was (”..’ yeanof ago when
fiber was mostly married I» him. The In-
ethty of lh'nl marriage was mum
mo of smiths: and not of agrs the hash-d
being a prIuerof "semi-mt the wile a
subject.
lion (arnl‘trw Elizabeth Harsh Vin-ton.
tbs gramleianghtcr of Richard llnnslcy
libervlan fiM'le‘Hl‘lfl! Inuit-150! Somer-
set and the 1mm of an,w the
diurnal waml the lion. ('ltapptl Korma.
All» yumwbenmafinal to Mohair by
thermal-rum mind William hurling
Infill mgr-arr her junior. Strange
tony mm w-a happy one.
Frammnsb‘otfim—It «the wool
stem
Thhmntry [manor-Warhol all the
woolgrown
Man- sawmill damp in the l'nitad
titans. ,
mmmummwa mantry Is
MWMMW
Tbclfalmllitamtsthe remind pool prov
Wamwmfiowwfl. ;.
Eightyparcmdh m .'. in tbs
UmmlmnWh-u.
Wool raisin‘iathe only”: farmin‘in-
dmtryrnthslwsfiudfimh ovary action
WWW dilawool crop is from
..IMfllflw ”MM, varying with the
warm Value.
Thwwmlclipofthc United Stateshuin-
mlfmflmmmia law tea-ore
Mflmmw is “I.
T» U“ m k B“ only civilian!
mi; iawtieh hm years there has
ma large m in tbs wodunaaof
w
“Wudgrowiag lathe sixth in importance
Imam tip Unltad
m mm“;
Thamdwaotiafaollmd
Wiser-sand {mailman Iwmm
mummmm-unaus
”gloom”...
asufl-w‘wIWaI-mw
“ml-1m
That'sragnreightof alsmof woolia,
«H a Mormon
, mush. . Mun.
6.16 alum layers. I. Ila-I. Wuh'uu Ix.
w
a“ t: hulk. law: “ Aces-a.
m " EB" *3 1m
7.“ " MI ‘ Acton
a.“ ” ‘ hulk. nupuhoswn Ir.
sat " sort. 1.13 Will.
pg » inc-I I.“ ” Bpgaelu w"
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3,“ “~ noon. 1.]! “ local we.
" . MI:- 711 g” Bridgd'pl Act.
.III " Man. 8.!) " down.
.51 " lrpveas. 9.09 " Aurora.
‘l Isms not " Adsmslx Ac.
”.‘.? .mm mu.2';’uliti’stmlx.
ll. " . ' a".
.18 ” was. in" Am.
“I” " Warh’tooln an 1' mu.
scans". ulnm.a«:on.
9.18 Anal.-
8.101).: Am.
718 “ W
"5. vs swan.
‘l'raina Mars lpst liorwalk.
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Passenger Trains.
O. I. banana.
MW
SOUTH.
LleorwailI. l.v. Bo. Norwalk. Ar. Wilmn Pom
twain. twain. “Ham.
8 l7 ’ 8 26 " ll 3'! “
it!“ “ l9 l3 “ ill 3) "
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NOIITI l.
Lv. Wilma Point. Lv, 50 Norwalk. Arbor-walk
l l0 s. In. Mixed Mlle. In ll: x’d 2 i0 Hired
5 :5 .. .. “,5 640 ..
EH!) ” 9 lli " 9 23 a, m.
I! 0| " liltlpdn 218 n In.
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423nm. .'Ilo ” 5f6p,m.
5 9'0 ’ 6 25 " ti 30 “
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£1”:me 03!.me 1157 "
ll ll. b’nvumrt Vice Pres. and (RM Mariam-r.
l’ 1' Paris! ‘Inpcrlmcndc III
J. T. Fran. Gent'hsl Tltkl’l Agent.
llilL'BiA'l’ONlC llll'lh‘lilh‘.
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7 to; In accommo n ,
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550 " sci-Janina s .
O" a u i
‘Goesoaly as far as New liltord
“- ll. marmaflhcehesta (WE'W‘X
W. K has ~apt.
J 'l'. Frantic» rum Jet. Btidztpott, Conn.
HLTTTRTG l‘IlS LETTING
All m hurldtng new hoaxeshouid have them
wirrd cpIa-trring for this great mixlcm cop-
venience. Any hours»: may be instantly lighted by
one touch of the prim-button at tho Mind..- ur halt
All danger from throw: of matchu la thereby done
away.
BURGLAR ALARMS
Which light thr gas and ring an aarm the instant
adnornra er duw I.- disturbed. BURGLAKIES
lll’ilb’lllBLE.
Electric Door Bells
The "liable doorbell and one which is
mamlnottogctmtof ordvr Pure from $3
p“LLB C’l'lllC W “{th
Ia finished Masai don without a wire left in sight
or a scratch on woodwork hilmatcs ,9va Call
std sec working sampler
Jackson Bros
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
it: run: HIHKHT.
Onc Quality,— I' he no“.
Beef heal, Lamb. lotion, l’ork NJ: and lvmib,
i 'omed llrrf. Smoked Tonga: llama
shoulders, Bacon Balogusa haul;
f.orts Etc
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l'roIIIptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Waahlnatou til rust.
JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
CHOICE LEMONS,
nbith we shall sell at 15 cents per dozen. Aim Iln
celebrated
Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
‘cheotspev
DAV [BL L’llllllll 1'11)th
Washington Street Bridge.
J. H K]inefelt6r,
07“.“ m
lam: Flsl’lllllls,
Vegetables. Fruits,
firearms!) Goons, Era.
in. l l H H 81H. Hunt.
m
sou s as: Ho’s:
It, in.» I».
nun «numb!
. ottoman.
II. as. I. surmount. " V
f H I bill In
G. K. Bflflml,
. Wail-sumo.
Mymbumtdmmmm.
m Galactoiamtnnmusama
-JOHN H. SMIT
FLUBIST
EAIN STREET, MSOUTE WNOBWALK
1-. '1'. “4w.
W
hatedthe exclusive n I for Kermit
and “$th Norwalk to use Iheghbcalal W
V and free
of any tetra e
without Amanila.
barge “Mb I
specially. onion and residence wallowing lethodlll
WT: §$“§Is,w
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Pius Watch repairing II Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Million l Hailing:
no hot huya‘mmotaent or Beadsttle Iii-an
otognph but go direct to the show auras
WBaIca, Want Street, Norwalk and select one
all complete and you will not be 11' pointed in its
appearance Dv-alcr in all kinds of ulldiug stone
and cemetery work.
I". “2 I3 A'I‘E. ‘.
Slam
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and 'l'rn-t Co.
JarvisrCoaklia Mortgage Trust Co.
l‘irc, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
ravuIII s counnx. any.
( 013:: ms III-mm Agency,t§outh Norwalk,
Jacob l/l Layton,
Real Estate and [loose Agent.
(chIcral insurance [I gency
Fire. Life and Accident.
tic Ian Steaumh' p 'l‘ickcts-Cahln and Sim.
all parts of Bumpe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgmta'l‘aken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to llcstinntloa.
at Wehmcwn an their door In Port—0M.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
BEE HIVE.
uIIIizs' AND ours, IIII'IMI BALI.
W ()to the Ila.- llivo when yoaare bnnyy or dry.
for you can 1ch a good some meal or lunch
at all hours It prit‘cti so tlutrpsu can afiord it and
wag-III Oar drinks are at. Calm and Milk
cutter hot or cold. all kind-Io! TH!)
Aim 'lable Board or Board and 40%.». the
day or week. ("arm and no [or yonrnltt I II is
int like home and we will try and make tool at
home lktpectlnlly, THREE “I"
T6; film
note Drinks,
Insure Your Life
(in the Endowment Plan.
A man at age offi would ptotablgnecd insurance
for twenty or twenty-five years. or became
nerds it for that tIBIels no reason why he should
nipulate to ke‘EEniI up durio the whole life time
nah-saver: thnndredc nceslnalhunsandof
living more I twunt years and nearly eight
hundred lna thousand living tweatyalve m
Hem-ems": mama-an: so bright he shoa
neglect to pnII' e for the chances of d
are an “Brandy numerous—by a liberal nsmanoe
I.» ISSUES IN 'I'IIB
coanscrlcur cement
Life Insurance 60.,
OF HARTFORD.
s. s. L’HOIMKDIIU,
South Small.
BITCH.
GILBERT at.
Livery and read liable
WARWICK norm,
Horses and Carriages to let for all occasions.
Car at Depot Io meet All Trains
unod mantra: Reasonable Prices,
'l'clepboas connect”: an if
CANDIE
’BKKQEY!
Itaofurnam Melody
MraJohnHolland
MUDKB’. "LOCI.
[AGE llllll
“'le
Tl
A
1
swan a. murmur."
WholanlaaulletallD-lqlla
Manufacturers’ and Painton’ supplies”
filhi p Chandl are.
raw-m ahamtalflaal.
name-trout: 0".
Ash. mun Inst ”8900b“! 'Imvassann. M
wahuatallnv. tiles-arm Illi-
arm shovels. seal: Yoda
ammm'hflfflm
uonxvoorus mam: revs. ahdafhlluaortr '
Mb
only-untameityalldhwwlhd the
“Great American" and “Radian ”
2,EIeIaitmfres.ml
m
the WWII-t for rdw%y,w duality and
dietary; slam" yIaauszed
We have on hand a sum
”DUI-Oman”. I
”MELT!“ LED PMIN CHINA,
Plain andl’ancy Glass Ware,
ABATE. TIN and IRON WARE
Just received from the factory at the lowest market
poem.
1:. n. NASH &BRO
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
——AND—
SilfierWéTé.
83 Main Street.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
DEALER IN'
AND
in this city on the most favorable terms.
Pig“
call on him
. M.I’IE1{CE
The Metropolitan 5 Record l'or l887.
7.273. ("5
13(Jain in At-cts dam: 18W 3],“..81053
Bambi Premium income «luring mm “160.611
Gaintn interest Receipts dnrlnng £887, £55.69
(lainlu BGIosslIIuouIeduringllm. “236321.38
NumberofDethUlaims 'Hdialimatm
Drafts for one 5: and upward! and Honey (mien-I to 84.
ill M3)
Numb-n: of Policies in Force, 1,348,649
New insurance written during 132i?v
Capital and Surplus for :ccnrxty of
over and above the reserve Icon
cent. ) and all other liabilities, 31,161
Amount paid the Company to its Poll
holders for Clam:I q
present inverted Assets. 318.6418, 18351.
JOI‘EPE 1.21le. Amt.
,l94 213m.
“comm ”.WW‘“:
SICVV ER PI PE
General Sewer Contractor
leprepared to make connections with main sewer
mics intending to connect withthe recently laid
nature in this city will find it to their advantage to
334 If
RH! 20. South Bonn“, Ct.
13(Jain In number of outstaBdIag l'oiioee curing
Amount paid to Policy-h den during I587, 33,.
ol'Icy holders
hedbklaw, It per
c'c , pines: organization. pins
woon nan-runs.
DOORS,
sasn,‘ Burns. ,1
.mn Woon worm,
OF ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Colorants ‘
for Trimming
Plate and. sheet Glass. '
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning. ‘
lumber?“ hetwmnlhnadaaaurrlage
’llill at hat ll laulall Strait.
South Norwslk, Conn.
Hatch, Baby in l:
Mu: .
A I. lQulmnmggyT...:”m .Anllfllfl-
munichmqfifieflm ‘
1-0 III!-
lgottheinalarlaln Central
Quiumd's Bam-
II
.
' V;
"l
hem»:
l
i
am and have snlered from it since,
quinine. eta. lithe wholmle.
parilla did the tries: for me.
7.9. BILL.
ma! fell!“-
GEO. B. PLAISTED.
Building Stone for Sale.
OODBullding ralab .
Gludfyardmjtnfmmg'rdlvudyfi
we.
stone are n.
”’35;
LADIE E3“; Till
Ila Your MOI-W010”, at Ila-e.
“'11" Id .
gorse. Friar“. a package. Thnfiagafil
"furs-tans of olar. or now ”It; 0:3”
man not crorkarsmnt; 40mins.
HOYT’S mm. andGeoJl. mamas. '
u‘l. 1y
I WILL PAY TE]
Highest Cash Price-
FOB
Rags,Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals. ‘
.ltlllN ll. FERRIS
W halt sale and Retail Denier In all kinds, of
HTML AND WITH]
Brick. Lime.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Mountain, Franklin. and
WilkeshaI-I'e Cools.
imam llr RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and liar-
shall streets. Branch ofiicr
limo Store
LOBSTERS
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
l-‘roslI livery Morning.
Wen received by Iaall «telephone.
EUNT 65 ZELUFI‘.
Cement,
Lehigh, Laelauanna, Locust
at Stilsoa
Mlni
From Black Rock
All Kindaofvegetablea
Partisan: eanselltheetock mm
tainrdlom '3 "f
WILLIAM POD-OBI},
morn Ironwahx.
\ \
J. F. Peckwell.
TJarnes MW“ at.
Nor-walk, - Conn.
Wampum
HARNESS
'l'ocompotc with I have tam lb
agencyofoheoft coldest mutabilit-
mantrtathostateforrthe-leof
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, he.
Pine Harness To Order,
Annual. at the old stand, where I will ._
for line I'of Whips. mm
magm'l'rasvellnz
The Model lulu
' -———'llll anar— .,
MEATS
SERVED 1N T!!! DIST IANNIE-
11m want the choicest In“. ominou-
oftrouhleoreast. yoawllllalthwaat-y
ket. aswellas
Poultry of all Kinds,
IN ITS SIMON.
F. HAYES.
DlBBlJ‘S BLOCK. IOUTE BOWL“.
Fall Styles!
——0l’—— ‘
l
mummies...
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good secondhand, lamest-
- «l cart-hm» for sale.
BIL-flailin-
Hams-2‘ ..'-rm.
3m
mg.
”53' ”'9“
m. at...
war-:9"
.t::
I
u h
K
as as. do
$0,000 REWARD Mills.
“has”
”has.
assure
haul-sharia.
masts-nus.-
“pi-unis
2:
..‘
asst.
mol-
“”9
W, .! II‘ HM.) mi .
Hull Indiana:
a...— AT...-
FAWGETT’S
73 MAIN STREET, South Norwalk.
FEATHEBS AND BIRDS
instrumental.
MOUBN’ING GOODS
Mlaumwhaurssthupmmhshg“
The 80th Norwalk
suuuuuu
Is now out Fountains _.
poi-WI...» «out I» on m
0B Elisabeth Street.
WW mud.
unfit-IBM Maurine-I“
“III II VIVA -.’.'
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