EIPEIIIIII AIID KIIIII.
Williamof Germany Welcomed
to the Eternal City.
All enters-sumo ”cannon.
mercuric Inflow the Emperor and
: . my. Humbert to tho Palace—William
m flla Oratltndoi-A Synopala III
or. autumn-t Book. ‘
Bell, Oct. 1:: ~The Emperor William war
rushed on his arrival by King Humbert in
full uniform, lxIarlng German enters of doc
cation. The emperor wore the uniform of
til-BedHunears and the Order of theAn
maxilla. The appearance of the royal per~
Ion-gee on emerging from therailway station
was the signal for tumultuous cheering. The
troop! aalnted and the bands played the Ger‘
run national anthem. Besides the regular
trout! all the military clubs and popular
mm wore present. The monarch:
entered the atate carriage, which was drawn
by six bones and escorted by cuiraeeicre. The
carriagea which followed contained Prince
Henry of , the crown prince of Italy,
the Dukes of» Aoeta and Genoa, Premier
Crispi, Count Herbert Bismarck, Count
801ml and Gen. Liebemu.
The party proceeded directly to the Quiri-
nal, where the emperor was received by the
queen of Italy, surrounded by the India; of
the court. After the ministers and other
dignitaries had also been presented the em-
peror, arm in arm with the queen, pox-ceded
to the balcony, followed by the king and
ministers and other visitors A crowd of
50,011) people had gathered in front of the
palace, and as the emperor appeared they
cheered and waved German and Italian flags
At a family banquet at the Qurinnl in
the evening, the emperor repeatedly expressed
his thanks to King Humbert for his cordial
reception, which herald had deeply touched
him. He also ordemi that his thanks be
given through the syndic to the populace of
the city for their cordial greeting.
After negotiations it was found impossible
fortheemperor to visit the Vatican before
receiving the Italian state dignitaries. He
will go today to the residence of the German
minister, vou Schloener, where he will meet
Cardinals Rampolla an- d Hohenlobc and Nun-
cioa Mocenne and Aglinrdi. Thence he will
drive to the Vatican, using the state carriage
and horse: from Berlin for that purpose.
After a private conference with Cardinal
Rampolla he will make his adieu): to his holi-
' neu the pope, and return to the Prussian
legation, and thence proceed to tho Quirinal
lathe Italian state carriage.
DR. MACKENZIE’S BOOK.
no Charges That Dr. Bergman‘s Opera-
tlon Cauaed the Emperor's Death.
LONDON, Oct. 12.——Thc British Mmlica‘
Journal publishes a synopsissof the content.
of Sir Morell Mackenzie-'5 forthcoming book
upon the Emperor Frederick's disease and it:
treatment. At the outset Dr. Mackenzie
cornpla'ms that in preparing his Ilrt'ensehr
has been placed at a marked disadvantage
byheing refused accent to impor'nit dwu~
meats which were available to his assail-
ants. He then declare-I that he never do
ceived his royal patient as to the nature of
the malady or its serious character. On the
contrary, the sufferer was kept fully and ac
curately informed. The author has ample
proofs of this, and alleges that the German.
doctors made tine charge of deception, know-
ing it to be false, hoping thereby to prejudice
Frederick against his British adviser.
Perhaps the most serious charge made by
the English physician is contained in the
ltatetnent flat he does not hesitate to my
the death blow was given the patient on
April 12, when the fake passage made by
Bergmann‘a tube caused extemivo liltpplll’lav
lion around the trachea. which steadily
drained the rcIIIaining strength of the sufferer
and shortened his life at least ten months
The statement is made that. except when the
false passage was made and Berg-moon thrust
his finger into the wound, Frederick never
mffcred actual pain.
Bismarck Warned.
Loxnozv, Oct. 11—4110 Pall Mall (Inlette
challenges the German authorities to carry
out the threat made by The Nnchricbtcn, tI
institute proceedings to prevent the publica-
tion of Emperor Frederick’s diary in London
The Gamtte warns Bismarck not to altrnlpl
to exercise the tyranny over the press abroat
that he shows towards the German prose.
Morning I'upera Supprcwd.
Coxsraxrtxnmm. Oct. 12,~'l'he grand
vizier has honed a decree forbidding the team
of morning mints, but permitting evening
editions to continue.
“In; Milan at \‘Ienna.
Ytuxa, Oct. Ill—King Milan of Serum,
haurrivod here, and will have an interview
with the emperor, Francis Joseph.
A Theatre’s Long Run.
V1231“, Oct. Its—Tho old llurg thcatrt
will be closed III-clay, after unorlatmcoot
112 yearn
THE MADISON SQUARE RACE.
(nuclear Still in the III-ad. with lltm .
(load Second.
Raw Yoaa, Oct. 1" -“Jordan is a hart
roadto traveI'HII what lance band playo
at Al o'clock ycotcrday afternoon when the
Wlkn‘“ match opened for its fourth
M at the Madhon Square garden Aft
debut 2,!!!) people were in thcganh'n, and
Moor and Buboar team at once tnepurt
Buhear panel the Canadian and was in tun
himaelf. (laudaur took llubear‘a placI
udnhaaal O'Connor for a couple of milea
Tbuthuataun at thh time was unbounded
Micodupontheaeauaml waved theh
lab. cheering the men on.
Thu! wuenndderahle sporting up to mid
Mwhenthaacore for the day eta-Id aI
follmn:
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1 me ‘ w. a. r. u. oouveuriou.
he Ilene-Ila Waco a Lively War On a
Quentin-I of Party Preference.
Plflflwm, Oct. “la—Yerterdaye proceed
IngaoftheW. C. T. U. etateoonvention was
virtuallya contest between the antiparty
element and the ”White Boas” (third party
WW). and resulted in the defeat of
the latter at every turn. -
Farlyinthe day the Wof the execu-
tive mmittee rindoraing the llvl'otrl’timllll3
upon which lira. J. Ellen Footer, of Iowa {a
pronounced Republican), was announced to
address the convention excited a storm of
objection from the prohibition element,
headed by Dr. Caroline Dodson, of Phila—
dolphin.
Aftcra prolonged and exciting discussion
“In "Ivan of the executive committee was
sustained, and the “White lbw" element
withdrewamlindulged in a very unlimited
indignation meeting, and laid plans to cap
lure the officers when that order of busiuces
Should come before the convention. They
were largely in the minority, however. as at
the election Mrs. Frances L. Swift, of Ade»
gbeny, was reelected president and Mrs.
Ellen W. Watson, of Pittaburg, re—I-lwted
oorreemmling secretary by large maylriliee.
The election of recording secretary and tron:
urer was laid over. Last night the woven-
tiou was entertained with an address by
Mrs. J. K. Barney, of Providence, It. 1., nos
tiunal superintendent of prison and jaiirc~
form, on the 5ubject "From Jerusalem to
Jericho"
INDIANS AT WASHINGTON.
Seventy-two ('lIII-ln Coming to Talk with
the l'reeldent and set-rotary.
Wasmxurnx, Oct. ILL—Capt. Pratt and
Mr. Cleveland, members of the Sioux com-
mission, had an interview with the coIIIIIIIs—
donor of Indian afluir5 to arrange for a con-
and the Sioux chiefs now on their way to
Washington. The delegation, consisting of
mventyt WII chiefs, will arrive in this cit y to»
night. It. is arranged that they will law» in—
tcrvicws with the president and secretary of
the interior tom row. Theobjcct of their
visit to the city t this time is to have a talk
with the president relative to the treaty
which the commission is now negotiating
with them. The IIIcInbcnI of tho commim‘mu
expect to return to the Sioux country as
soon as the visit of the Indians here is con»
pleted. This will be the largest delegation of
Indium that ever visited this city, and the
most important sincetho Ivar TIIcv repro
sent a population of m' or? :5, 000 Indian»; com-
posing the different tribes of thohioux the
largest and most powerful tribe in the United
States.
ANOTHER LONG DROP.
Only 4'? (sum and Two Deaths at Jackson-
ville Yesterday—N uraee Canoe Embarras-
Incnt—(‘upid l'udiamuyctl by tho Fever.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct, 12,—Thorc wore
forty-seven new cases and two deaths ro-
portod for twenty—four houri Total cases to
(late, 3.4.39; deaths. 5:04.
Deaths: It N. Johnson and Mrs. Marin
Register.
New cases: Aaron Holt, Lawrence Muller,
James floss, Dwight Lam'y, Annie Lyttle,
S. J. Anthony, Mrs. Mario Fullcr, Dr. J. Ill.
Fairlie, Andrew Fairlie, George 1’. Gilbert,
Mr. Pybus, Mary Tonucll. Total, 1:.I while,
35 colored.
A gale chncaday night destroyed several
buildings in the suburbs. The weather ycev
tcrday was clear and bracing, and the situa.
tion decidedly improved.
The question of the return of nurses to
their homes is an embarrassing one. Neither
Louisiana, Misfiseimii, Alabama nor Texas
will receive them until after (not. Moan-
while their pay goes on, though the services
of many are no longer required.
The bride who was taken with the fever
during the wedding ceremony has a light at.
tack, and will doubtlom recover. Nearly all
the sick are doing well, and there is a more
cheerful feeling.
The epidemic docs not seem to have a de-
terrent effect upon those conic mplatiug
matrimony. There ha' 1; been as many wed—
dings as usual at late.
Mrs. O'Ilcll liroward, an aged lady, is sick
at South Jacksonville, and it is feared the
case will develop as yellow fat er. This
suburb has hitherto been free .rom the dis-
ease, owing to the rigid quarantine observed.
It is sepanitcd by water from the city.
Manager Stockton, of The Times-Union, is
doing well. It is thought that he has pawsed
the critical stage.
BALL'S MOTION DENIED.
The President Cannot Be Compelled to I).-
grade Him" by Teatlnmny.
Brenna, Oct. 12;—Argument on the mo
tion to compel President Cleveland to tcstify
in the libel case of Dr. Ball against The New
York Evening Post was made before Judge
Lewis in thI supreme court chamheni. The
argument of counsel was principally on the
question of the ability of the court to mrupcl
Mr. Cleveland to testify. The judge finally
decided to deny the motion. He said llu did
not think the president was amenable '0 this
court, nor did he think he mm amenable to
any court. for any crime he might commit.
llo assumed that a man occupying the posi-
Iion of president of the United States would
not, under any circumstance-I, give testimony
in such a case, and did not conceive that he
would for a moment think of obey log the
pram The president cannot be impriwned;
he can only be impeached The judge did
not see how the president‘ II tuItImony could
be forced under the circumstancen. (‘nIIIIIIIIl
for plaintiff dealred to drop the notice with
thc privilege of renewing it later when Mr.
Cleveland may possibly have again become a
pirate citizen. The doubted if he
«yum even then be com toglve evidence
degrading hlnlalf. The court then, at the
request or connect for plaintiff, put “II III»
vision in writing. an follows:
“Theconrtwlll give lta Iledalonandm
an- m, as retina-had. ldenythe thlon
Inc-noel donothdlava that Ilium-data
good faith. Thecourt oannoteonedvethat
oatmeal helium ":1th the of thin
m ‘0 N m
«lumen. For that realm I decline to lune
them The motion h denied.”
annual-a for Adjourn-eat.
Warninm‘or, Oct. lac—(lea. John a.
Clark, clerk of the home of repreamfa-
tlveahadaeonfumeewfthfianatm
Henley and other: In relation toadjonnr
aunt. It In: «Wealth-r
Saturday of next week or theloadayfel-
“WWW
“Mam
torflatnnlay,and (haClarkuyuhatltb
mobaruohnknwm be «lend In the
abontthenlildlaol'nrxtm
femur-e IwItIch-u the secretary of the interior“
' city during the day.
SUMMARY OP ALL THE SPORTS.
Fall Heeling at Jerome Park-MW
Games and outer Bronte. , ,
Nltw Your, Oot.12.-The Jerome‘park
racesreaulwiaafollows: Firetracemelllug,
eweerutakea. 2-year—old», 1400 yards; J. A.
B. first, Radian second, Mai-sac third; time,
112%". Second race, sweepstakes onendle;
Glonmound lint, Frank Ward second, Nia-
gara third; time, lzlfllf. Third'race, Mel-
roao handicap, mile and an eighth; Itaceland
first. Badge second, Yum Yum third; time.
155834. ‘ourth race, puma, mile and an
eighth, Biggouctte first, Pocatello second,
Oannuan third: time, 1:52}; Fifth race,
purse, 1,400 yards; Bradford first, Bruit
second, Lafitte third; time, 1:354}. Birth
race, selling, purse, mile and threoeixteenthe;
Satisfaction flint, Stockton second, Ten Day
third; time, 2d”.
THURSDAY'S aaarzuatm (nuns.
At New York—4%” York, l‘:l Indiannpo
1ie,0 Hits: New lYork, 10; Indianapolis, 3.
Errors: New York“; lndianapolilI, ‘J. Bot
teriee: George and Murphy, Shreve and
Myers
At Boston—First game: Boston, 8; Pitts-
burg, 0. liit5: Boston, 12; Pittsburg, 3. Er—
rum: Barton, 3; l’ittsburg," I. Batteries:
Madden and Kelly, Galvin IuId Miller. SeInInd
game: Boston, 4'. l’ltteburg, 1. Batteries.
llmlbourne and Kelly, Hurley and Fields.
At I’hlladclpbiawI’IIiluchphia, 8', Chicago,
8. Hits: l’lI'IlIulelplI'In, ll; Chicago, 0. Br-
mrs: Philadelphia. 1; Chicago, ll. llnttcrlcs:
Sanders and (..‘IeInents, Tenor and I‘m-roll.
' At “'asbi"mun—Washington, 7; Detroit,
5. Hits: \l’ashiugton, 12, Detroit. 7. Errors:
Washington, 15; Detroit”. BattericaI: Keefe
and Mack, Conway and Wells.
At Brmhlyn—Brmdflyu, ll; Athletic, 9.
Ilitn: Brooklyn, "J; Athletic, 12. Errors:
Brooklyn, I}; .\tIIII.ItiI-,7. Batteries: Hughes
and Clark, Howard and Robinson.
At llnltiumn-wllalliIIInro, El; t'IevelnnIl, 4;
Hits; Baltimore, H: Cleveland, 4. Errors:
Billllllltnl‘f‘, 1; Cleveland, l. Batteries:
Walker and Fulmcr, Bakcly and Snyder
At IallllsvlllIF-LUIIISVllle, 'I I; St Louis,2.
Hits: InllleVlIlt‘, I}; .‘t Louis, 5. LIrors:
Louisville, I; St. Louis, 3. Batteries; llam-
scy and Kcrins. King and Boyle.
CiIIciIIunti— Kansas City game ymtkacd on
account of rain.
BLAINE AT IN DIANAPOLIS.
Tho (from-II “'ras SI) ltig Ila “'oulll Sol
Try to AIIIIreaa It.
lsIIIASAI-ous, Oct. ILA—A monster Rm
pulIIIcun demonstration was held IIcruycs-
tcrdny. All the available rolling stock on
the railronIhI was taxed to its utmost to no-
comrnmlofo the travel from within II. circuit
of fifty miles around thv.I city. It ix esti-
Inatcd that nearly 40,000 [moms rcnchcd the
A monster Ill‘l’l‘f‘fislfln,
principally (‘urnposml of campaign clubs and
orgamzut Ions from manufacturing ‘I'hlfllllh‘lll-
nII-nts, was reviewed by. (ion. Harrison and
Mr. lllninc'frmn the balcony of the New
Denis: In house.
In the attornrmn a meeting was hold at the
fair grounds. which Mr. Blaine uttcnded.
There was a great crush and some could-{hm
upon his arrival, and he concluded to defer
his speech until evening. lie said:
”Ladies and llcntleumn: A man might on
wall take a [Nhitiutl on the end of Com Race
and mlllruxs the Atlantic ocean as to address
this vuat crowd. i hope to speak to a small
section of It in town later. I came out here
simply to exchange congratulations and to
any to you, as you know lIcfoI-e I say it, that
this great cnnmursc of people moans 15,000
majority in Indiana for Ilurr'ezon and Morton;
and, furtbcnuore, that a demonstration like
this, of all Indiana, is worth .500 speeches from
any man living.‘
In the evening Mr. Blaine spoke in Tom-
linsons hall to an audience estimated at
8}“).
A Plea for the Veterans.
Wasumoros, Oct. Ill—Jerome Burke,
formerly department commander Grand
Army of the Republic, has written to the
presideutolong Icttcr about the failure of
thedistrlct commissioners to appoint Union
soldiers to the police department. litI asked
theremoval of the age limit, which prerenta
the employment of ve Imus.
A Notable “'cddlng.
Mamaouo, Mass, Oct. 12.~ln South Bos-
ton, Mr. Charles A. KidIkr, of the wall
known firm of Kidder, Peabody & Co, the
Boston bankers, and Miss Josephine, eldest
daughter of Dr. Joseph Burnett, of South.
born, were married in St. Mark's Episcopal
church, by the Rev. Waldo Burnett, the rec-
tor, a brother of the bride.
The time of payment of a note must not
depend upon a contmgency. The promisi-
must be absolute.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotation
5.. You, Oct. ll.——l\fom~y closed at 2% per
arm, the highest rate. The IIIWWII. rate wan 1
percent. [Ln-lung» chm-II steady; [Int-IIMI rates,
ifi-IWflJ; actual rate», 4.!l3l‘hubl5l for wdaya
and imagdfllla for demand. Governments cloned
ncap'y; currency (is, I'll lad; to. Coup" 119% bid;
4}“ (‘17.. It!“ bid.
Pacific railroad bonds clout-d mt follows: Union
flute. Illrallf: Union land grunts, “mum;
Union ainklng funds, 1180122; (,‘eIItrahI. ”11.9116.
The-amok market wan extremely dull during
the morning, but its tone was firm. and prim
were gruernlw fractionallr higher at noon than
they cloned. LJo sympathy with an advance on!“
to 5‘ per cent. in London for American wound“
pricea here opened If. to 16 per cent. lIIglII-r. The
dealings of the afternoon were team and featurm
leer. At tlmaa complete ataunatlonlprevaIlI-d,
but the tone wnllnued firm to the clone, when
thebeat prion were current. The aalra for the
day amounted to 150MB aharea
General Markets.
New Yon-Jun. ll.—-F’l1)UIL-(Iloaed dull and
nightly lowerla aome earn; nae grades of win-
[or at W75; do. aprtag, man: auperflno
winter, mun; do. spring, ”Thatch; city
milk, “toothed, for Went lumen. southern
flour firm; family ertraa, “mew.
WflmeomkIna were excited and unamlod'
doom, after a fair Ilaya tumour. Inn-me.
higher Spot Iota cloned atroag and slightly
higher. Spot were! No. 1 red at this“: «x
tra red. mum. to; No. 2 red winter. It. 110
mm; No. 2 white mate.” 1&1. to: No. I red
M,Oet ., 81.11%; do. Noun to”; do. Dec.,
ll 15%
CORN—Options were fairly active and steady.
apathteetoud Ilrniand higher. spot tales of
o. 2 mixed at WA No. 2 mfxedJMt.
m: «10.. Item. 68193.: do, flee.
Jim. W-
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bury, Teacher of
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51 \I' «phlegm: Street.
Open Dally I'mm'l to lie In“ and from Ito II p. III
and on Saturday I veninge from 6 to II.
wlfllfll’l‘fl allowed on moonlit.
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Auctioneers and lfeal llvlate arm,
36 \Vaahlugton fin. Knuth Non-talk.
Ilavc MImI-nftlIc moat Ill‘IlmhIl‘ hulldlnu lun- Ill
South humour and Kurt Nomads for rah» al
bemoan.
IIIIIIIIIM and Iota hold on ear term: In those
who want to buy mtIIIuII wIth t I-m before looking
elwwhcre.
licence to rent and mute collected
In IYJ! Bill
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FURNITU Ill“ Ill‘IA Lilli
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and we lay lime “or of all lumb- of furniture.
as hlala ltreet. Harv-III.
am prepared to form-h emihln meme
the Interment of Ihcdead. day or III t. TI-la'p
wgnecllon filth mldenre. No. 3 llev Icy pl am.
for
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mm on oeuvre:
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING 0F IILI. lIlIIIl
AT THE
Sentinel 0mm.
. hundred feet from and mum! threeh
\VavbiquIIIeIn-cl, South Normal: II 13 .lui -
FRIDAY OCTOBER "12,1888.
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H011 Ilenlfoten mil, henna-"mural lerlhner
Plane," tumm- outfit!) a month
ILL Hanna
“Welt-met.
pnlldlns Lot For Sale.
If the wool aide of lain m in the neighbor-
hoodoftbelethodlatc . Inpatient
TAYLOR U LDEN.
Real um and laureate Amy. Waahlngton It.
nXi'o’l‘i'fim'a saw or
REAL ESTATE l
1:01! BALIMIIII following deacrlbad tract- of land
helougl tolhe estate of lluaeell B. Kaela,
one tract at lunlpank with dwelling, on the wait
ride of the Norw lllla property; one met at
life Notion lexington avenue. with dwelling
house; one bulIIllIIgIot on Full avenue. Benedict
l'arm. fifty feet from and each hundred and fifty
feet deep; nuclei with dwelling on Third avenue.
any feet by one hundred and fifty; one 2;" pee
n eel
do: I, between Third and Fourth avenue. Enquire
of .R. )larvin.tlonlh Norwalk or R. B. Keeler,
ltldgeueld. Executor». engulf,
A FULL LIN!) 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS, ,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard ()il Finish.
\Vlrc Stccl Door Mats,
Something new. beet thlnc out.
w. G.QUINTARD,
. MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
I
Slate Roofing
4..‘_‘_
We are prepared to do aural claee Job of
SLATING-
In either BANGOR. EAST “ARBOR, or,
PENARGI’I'Z SLATE
t5 881111181 1101 and upward.
l’arn'ee wishing Slate roofing should call on n:-
bcforc contracting else-Iv here.
A. BACH‘JL Co.
Water 51.. foot of llavilanrl MothNoI-waik.
I].
’l.‘ IKIth’k AM.
()I’II‘ICII\I\ .
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253 Main St. South horn-Ink.
H'I .‘ ' W3!
\ I-IIaI lnIpI- rfct‘f'mn! urtecmt and corrmmi.
IIIIIII sllt‘CIluItu‘, Ruling: ltow- III. II Ev: (y: urn-II
IN I icon-I- an of sum not quality an! I: n:-n~nn III I:
' {4 A.
.770 ..MIwZZL i S
at‘ Examiner In
[‘16 In ISNS.
IIIIII‘IN. {In .‘I
"IIIDGEPHRT. ('tv‘x“.
THE BEST OF
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Alwayr limb and at a moderate price would do wel'
to call at the
llcfore Purchasing leIucwlIcrII.
tlrdm aoIIelIod and IIIIodIuchIverI-d to any part
of City.
CIIII‘I Mill
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ILL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
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The Best Goods for
the III-est Ilene)
MAT”...
H. S. BRUWN’S
300T & SHOE STORE,
mark an ma’a Block
lea IAIII WWI
W. B HALL & WOO,
BRIDGEPORT.
Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAHER ”BRITANIC’.”
Wehave IlIia day tumult! the chemo noon at this port one lot of filth Warp llmrietta clothe
which are in all the new elude-value, all the numbere of the fleet Black Henrietta. Ladiea chn rate
one profit by selecting from than into
BROADCLOTHS.
ll f.’ aim off. I our own Importation fifty pieces of Latter Ilroadclothe, on which we guarantee a var—
Iuc of 50 cents a yurd Pricea, 51,31 :5 and $1.50. Each lot but twelve whales
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
Of our‘own importation. One care of the widest and boat Henrietta f‘lotha ever brought to thin
market will be offered to day; also a large line of medium grad"! of t‘arhmerce and llenrieuar, prim-,5 3:54
cente, htlc.5Uc, film-.7112 Illa, and 9.3
COMBINATION SUITS.
We shall open to day one hundred new and beautiful unite and only one of I style will be and In the
”'75 CENTS.—-~
120 l’ltt‘ca of lllth muck lthadamcu, Colon-II lllnulamce and Black Follies, our best $1.00,, womb; at 7.5
coma
(lie
Iclty
An Unusual Opportunlty Io Buy the Renowned Guluclt
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
TIIIIIIIIIuIIItc tbc l‘llla’ IrIIII we proposemuIIduringtlIe pr: «Int work live We of Rich Blank Gnu-
Grainsilip the genuine (II [NET 20ml! III IIII- follow ng-pncm Haas. 3100 $115, 9! 25. 31 1:5 in
yard. There Im- low noun-f for III." II III Ick nuke but they mom: a com rpmmdingiy low grade»! goods;
on llll contrary. they in mudcufun exwvllenr qunIIIy of W I gill; our: rich and handsome, and I»
IaInoue for re IviIe as any eIIk In the wmd
”Come and Ice what we pronounce the best value that has; been sold for ti‘yrarr.
F'a111e Francalse.
A In! of :0 plum 5 ‘21 inchm wide, ”It genuine $1.73 quality, will be opened today at 3! II. No an'l'l
‘ value was ever offered In the city before.
Colored FrancaiSe.
Twcmytun new I-hn'hr. Ill" some grade that on: have ueunlly whim 51 15, will be ! id at $1 to In
dune early purchasing.
W .B.I-IALL&CO
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Now is the time to put in your
WINTERS S'I'lIIIK!
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
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11111191111 '81 Careful 11min.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
RIYM NI] IRIS
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Nurwalk IIIIBWYIIII.
~THE PROPELLERS-
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In All Sizes and Good Values.
I. IIIIIKIIIIMIN It SIIN,
85 Washington Street.
MI‘IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIWEAII
South Norwalk.
('in oI’ XIII-walkh' Eagle,
“'11! make duby mpa, Sundays excepted, for
(night bum-In New \ork, Vomnlk and South
None: 11):. “'IIIIIa el’is‘rzlfmt of Beekmanatmet.
XIII lurk. 2"er evening except Saturdays, at 5
n'clmk. nndon Sounder at 2 p. m. leave Nor-
wnlk Bridge and Son! Noni-ails every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danhnry and Norwalk and
shepang Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Rates.
wtpon appllr'VimI to agents the (‘ily of Norwalk
dltugle win he sent for special lots of freight
anywhere In New I ork or its vicinity.
WA“ persons are forbid fruiting nor of Ihe
employee-HI! the boats of IIIi-Llinc on an: mold
the owners thereof.
12. C.WHI‘I‘IIEY’S ART STORE,
8754
Main fitroet,
SI), NORWAY. .
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
(lemuuc Briton Broun Broad at M. per mission.
arm: a large ae-orInIcnl of Ihe
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which arc ptr'IIIIIy first chute and will suit the most fastidioue.
low pnrc II will pay you Iornll on In:
New Kahuna from 10c In rm pIr puma.
(‘bme a specialty.
Our 'I'I as and ( other are the Very beer.
And the Price, Why ’l‘hat’s
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 \\'e\P§IIIL\(i'I‘()N S’l‘ll] 3.19/1?
1‘ Look at Onr Largo A snortmcnt of
-FURNITURE-—
“'lll Satisfy You That For
The Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 2851‘.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NEW PERFEGTIUN BUGKWHEIT FLUIIR III PIGKIIIES
AI. .1 Pure Whm (‘iourlloney in lll" comb. If you wish something splIndid, try a Iarkagc of the
We are rcuiving the! 'elchruI-rd l‘ IIcrIatIIII Macaroni
twirI-awI-Ik. Forumnms Immune. Bananas Malluzahmsw \fIxI-d Sure ‘N-wtnufomia Evaporated
Apritole. Raspberricu. Feathe- (“an 'I- and Lemon Pecl,lf1(l8f|i1l line of [Mid inure. We have to
We arI-aelliIc firutlilt F‘LrI Boner at a
Rich Foil (‘qu
All Right.
Style, Price and Quality,
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FRAMING at lowesI nricee.
Full line of Artists’ Maternals.
GET THE BEST
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S'l‘ ICAN'I
HEATER.
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Twenty In no: in this town, oneof them In the
scutlrII-I Office, when: it can be seen in operation on
application.
49.»
W. H. MEEKER
Sole Agent for Norwalk.
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SANITARY PLUMBING AND LOW ransom
HEATING A lil’BL’IALTY.
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ray—mum» lo: mnmu all nine-of Pip".
WASHINGTON 57.. South Norwalk. Cl.
99 MAIN STREET
IIUSII: IIILI. moon.
First-6111361111111:
AT LOW PRICES
MAT THE OLD STAN!) OI’—---
'1‘. 13mm emu arson.
SPRINGWOOD.
ALI. canons FILLED PROMPTLY.
31w: some mm 11‘ to when ADVANTAGE 1‘0 mane mm vs.
am up .a. Wt.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
We alwayl have on hand the we'll-W
lolchester
Breamery .
tour
no- the Bat (Imam In menu.
I. F. STEVENS.
Norwalk Chronicler