‘SAclivlliEil?
views with Reporters.
III) WILI. LEAVE 'l‘llls lIIlS’I'Il.
Remaining tn N'C'Ilthlolr lltn lllnnlnul
Would Ilavo lleru t'omldered a turn:
IIeIII Among I‘Zuropl-an Milton“ uteru-
Inllon no to It‘ll Mum-nor.
“'Axlllxoros. Nov. 2. The iulvrvil-usnihl
“llt'lllt'lllzi which Iltll’t‘Itt‘t'lllllll'illltlwl to the
British lllllllh’lt'l‘ during the ntl‘lll‘llll‘lli fol-
lowing the publication of the .‘lurl'hlmn ll-tv
tor have annoyed Lola! Karin ilh' l-xrmsnl-ly.
lie my» that all Mulenu :ll~lllll‘.IIllImI to him
are fulw, on be ha» not own a ll‘idll'lt‘l' since
the tint day‘s events grow ing out of his lot-
ter. and then he simply a-llvl that ill \‘lt‘W of
tho brim-hot l‘utlllnll~l|">l the union; of the
letter wall a inhtake.
Theeurtains at all the window~ of the num-
stun occupied by the h-gulilm have been
drawn. The minister himselfluls remained
indoonl and will not appear in llllIlIll'. He
will leave here wlion his preparations are
mmpleted-qmusibly about the latter part of
the proicnt monl‘r. After completing the
unwary {onus incident to anointing; his title
he will take his sent no a per in the house of
lords. .
It is intilnntnl in diploxnntie rirvh-sthat
'the action token in his t‘um- by the American
govemmeut would haw been rt‘glll'lIl‘lI as a
mus belli among European nation». loll was
not so regarded toward the I'nitl-d States on
account of America}: methods.
There is much spoluhulun as tothe nllt'l't'sslll'
to the Iniiaion. Second Seen-tar); Ilerbcrt
has been formally tit‘s‘lglutlfil to take change
of the legution until_thr return of Mr. Ed-
warlles, who is now in London on have.
The report of Mr. Phelps to Mr. Bayard
upon his recent mnfewnws with Lord Salis-
bufy on Lord Sal'liville's cast.- is still with-
held. It:is understoul to bequite volmnul-
ous. The ground upon which he )lIlll‘I‘I Lord
Salishury‘s declination to take nnyserious
notice of the alfair is that the letter was
private and malido-ntial, and therefore not a
subject of serious diplomatic confcrclm‘.
LONDON, Nov. ilk—>1" diplomatic (in-Ins
here the suggmllnll that lnrd llull'l-rin shall
succeed Lord Sackvilic as minister tn Wash
ington is regarded as absurd. Lord Ilufl'eriu
is an mnlxnssador. draws the salary of the
first rank in the diplomatic wrviu- and is
eligible to the highest [x-ilsion. If he were
appointed minister to Washington he would
occupyaseeond elm gxnition.with dimin—
I‘ll"
To the general public in England Lord
Backville is almost unknown. and this is
taken to account for the absent-n of public
excitement over h'b~ lllmiisaul. The newsprr
peril keep up a running tire of comments on
the matter.
A Stone Thrower Iiillell.
Cart-Also, Nov. 51,—Asu mr on thellartleld
avenue and State line was pissing t'entro
street, John Miller, a striker. threw a stone
at the car and hit the driver. An otlieer was
on tho car in citizen‘s clothes, and, jumping
oil, fired a shot after Miller. who started to
run away. Miller “'33 afterwards found in
a hole with his neck broken. He had a bullet
wound in lib; right leg and his pickets were
filled with stones.
A fatal Step.
NEWARK. X. J.. Nov. il—(Jurnclius Rich—
ards, of 51: Chamber nth-ct. a laborer. had
_ his right arm blown away and his skull
fractured during a Demn'ratic ratification
‘ here, and died shortly after. He unwittingly
placed himself almost in front of a camibn
belonging to a Democratic battery MW’N
being discharged, null slimline] the injuries
above stated.
Keely Owns the Great Motor.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. :;.—-.\tll.lavits will be
‘ submitted by Wayne .‘llzu-Vengh to—llny
which, it is cxlm'tl-d. will determine the
ownership of the Keely motor Ill favor of
John W. lie-(Iv as. against Bennett C. Wu-
Ion. Samuel M. Moore, who worked with
Keely and knows all aimut it. fitsltlllls the
inventor. » '
The Court “’ill Settle the Trouble.
Unawa, Nov. il.—Thv railway committee
of the privy count-ll met and submitted the
casein the Manitoba railway dispute to the
supreme court. They 4;ka the judges to do»
cide whether the Manitoba legislature had
power to grant a charter to the company to
am the tracks of the (Jonathan l‘aeitlc
railway.
Your lees Loan, In 3 Prairie Fire.
Jacrmx,..\liilu., Nov. li.—-A terrible prai-
rie fire raga] in the Sioux valley in Jackson
township. Henry Iiay was harm-d so badly
that he cannot live. A twee-know baby,
a lilyenrflhl girl rzamul .‘vIUlIii! O'Connor
anda woman and her son, name unknown,
were burned to death.
couosuszp NEWS.
The defaulting bookkeeper of the Fish
Brother: Wagon company, Walter A. Booth,
write; to the company that his shortage will .
not exceed a few hundrel dollars, and that
his wife will settle it.
The defalcation of ' Treasurer lluznlell, of
Victoria, B. (1., will exceed $2,000..
Seventy cases of t yphuid fever are eporfod
at the little village of 'l‘obyhanua Mi Is, Pa.
Burglars at Concord, Muse, despoiled tho
residence of A. Maynard of $1,000 worth
of silverware and 3150 in jewelry 'I'humlny
night. ‘
Genre l’ulsifer and Thomas Nugent were"
merely burned by the ignition of naphtha in
Nngent's paint phop at l‘loxbury, Mam. I
Lleut. Pelletier. of Battery B, Ottawa, wan
fatally gored by a vicious buffalo yesterday.
In a saloon row at Ellenville, Va, two man
were killed, one totally and several other:
“dandy injured.
A that. the 'anderbilts were to
spud a million dollars on an industrial home
at Aahcville, N. (3., is denied by all member:
ofthofamllywhooanbafound. y,
Innis Stan-kc, the outbox-ling cashier of
the Chicago and Northwestern railroad, whé
war captured in Canada, will return without
extradition.
The City of Sydney, the first steamer to
leave Bong Kong after the signing of tho
. udnsion treaty, arrived in San Francisco
with but live China: men.
Thorpoclal train of Chauncey M. Depow
ran over and killed two Hungarian track
walker- near Shroudsburg, Pu. Thursday
3. L. Crltchett, bookkeemr for Danish &
Wt, Boom has dimppeal-cd. It in bo-
Ihvall be In 5 Monitor for a him mount.
Arthur J. Letty. tmmmroltho Sonatina!
Ink mpny, Florence, Mfg. has given
am for agnbnry bulltlhurlor the town.
L W lmby,wliomonleml his. om-
” at Who-mt, lie
,was found gulltyd
mutual-um l
”V“. animal-8.01m“.
~ ‘ mustang-lemme ‘
“mum “hum h‘
lanolin? ’
Denies All the Alleged Inter-i
WITH REVOLVER AND RAZOR.
unexplained flulelda of n Wealthy all
. Talented Woman.
i Nt’Al'It. Nov. tin—Mn: Hamil lliI-bo liar-
more, one of the hull known Women ill Ila-k:
land county. eonnnittod Mlh‘idu yl-aterduy.
Horhotln- “as In a wild but pleasant spot
near the llool. nmnl tuin. where. so for an ill
known. nllt' llll'tI bawdy. A few days alto
lllllvwns taken ill. and inflammation ofthe
lungs wt in. Hlie was found dead lubed,
and as blood was new on her t'ItIlIllBK tlnl
natural presumption was that the bud lIIflIUI
hemorrhage. “(1' body was not then dis-
turbed. but a physician. an undertaker and
(‘woner Ackemn, from Itoekland Luke,
were Imlitlul.
Later in the tiny lmexulninalion wall nuulo.
One of tho wunlan'a bands grasp -d a revolwr
pnnul against the bully, with the muzzle
pointing outward. ller head was mow-l.
when it Who found that her llil'nal “(L‘I cut.
llesidl‘m this ugly wuundn bullet hole was
seen in her head. After an examination it
was divided that the woman hnll cut her
throat and then, to make hurl-of her molt.
hull tired a shot upward through the Wound
intollorheull. 'l‘lllnis the natural Millpond
tiun from the fal-ts. that are null known. The
mroner Itch tokens-liar;- of the Im.l_\'. but the
inquest has been deferral.
Mm liui'lunro was a woman widely known
Mill univerwilly nmlu-Iml. Np- "mammal u
Nilmrkablollegreeof intelligence, and until
nwnfly did cons.«lul‘hlnlo literary “‘urli.
being a clear and grateful writer. Hie on:
the ”unwound thu- IllIII'INlIIlt‘AI, lut‘g-‘slulld
lnwt vuluaI-h- [luck of Angular goats in this
:‘IilIt'.
Breaking l p u llml Hung.
t‘l‘l.\\lllr.ll.~llllul, I’m. Nov. :‘..-—I~‘or «one
time Illt't‘lllll'llb of .‘lvrwrlburg have bis-n
urroruwd by a gang: of inwndinries and
young lltfiwrndm-y. Within three months
ten stables and M'h‘l‘lll lino dwellings and
storesbavolwn tllnll'llyt‘ll. the In.» footing
nearly Shunt“. 'l‘hu t'Llllltt'lI offer-ml a re-
Ward of $1,1lltlfortheurrlmt of the otl‘elldvr
or offenders. "l'mlay ('Iun‘les l~'endrick, a
son of Philip Fendrirk. all-ailing hotel keeper
of Meriwsburg. was unusual, churgul with
the crime. Ills father went his bail. llu
left Slerwrsburg and is now a fugitive from
jurtil‘e. The citizens of )lcrcrrs‘bnrg are now
determined torearrmt l"endrll-k and capture
the rest of the band. Fendrn'k admits his
guilt, but stoutly denies that he had confed-
crates. This is known to be false. The pen—
alty is twenty yeara' ilnprtwnment.
llt- Ilenplu‘h I'rlvutc IlclI-t-livl's-
Mosrunat.. Nov. :l.m.\t tin-op-ningof the
court of queen‘s bench for the November
term. Judge Church, in his charge to the
grand jury, mlvoted the eatablislunent of a
provincial detective system. under Iill'lSUIt!
control of the cxecufiw, and denounced in
the most N'ullllllg term». private detective
agencies. Ilo said; "There l5. to my mind,
something outrugmus in men tha'tlllllllg for n
uultsilleration to bee-one paid filllt‘s over their
fellow cilia-tn. in the Interest of any one
taking their services to slut-low ninitrark
them down. etc. to report Without I‘t'a'llfllltil'
bully on the private lives of those whom
they aluidon, or to report reproarhing their
families. and this only too often for not the
most laudable purpu w.‘
Hinton-ring n “'uterfull In Colorado.
titlzswlmn Srnlxlls, t'..lo., Nov. 3.—-A
hunting party returned from the mountains
north of tllclirunll river and reported the
disguvery ot‘ a uoluleiful nuterfall hitherto
unknown. Though not ulual to Niagara in
volume, it “ThIIIIIIIgIll luvxvm’ll it in beauty.
The plaice is on little creek, twentydivc miles
from here, and is uopposcd'nevcr to have
been visited by white men before. The
stream nprcwls out too width of mu feet at
the brink, and the, water glides over the rocky
edge, sprmdingout into a thin short as it
fallen distance of 1.30 feet to the bottom of
the canon. It is thought that it will be
named ltoeky Mountain Falls.
“IIIIIIN'M In Hill ()1in Fault.
Sunni Alums. Mam, .Vov. il—(‘nshior
tally, of the Berkshire Notional bank, has
resigned at the I'l'qtlr'al of the directors of
the institution. l'rcanlcnt Ilunter state;
that Cody's accounts are perfectly straight.
A prominent. director in an interviemmys
[Sally's syst‘lsmof Inmkkeeping “as unsatis-
factory to the directors, and .that he do
cepted paper which, however, is gilt edged,
Without consulting the committee or direc-
tors, to whom such matters shouldhavo been
referred. In fact Mr. Cody, whose honesty
is unquoatlunel, was considered too kind
hearted in his accommodation of the patrons
of 'the bank.
A 875.000 Cyclone.
Lamn'rn, In., Nov. 3., —A cyclone struck
the. place, coming from the northwest.
L'nion hall was (It‘luullallul and a large num-
her of houses Were unroofed and blown
down, sections of the buildings being carried
many blocks away. Xenrlyiillthu stores in
the business portion of the town suffered
great damage. The iuidencc of Sanders
Walker was'bloivn to,atuzns and thechil
dren rollul about on the ground. The
mother was seriously hurt. No other in—
juries are reported. the I088 on property is
875,000. [inputs of damage are wining
from all sectionsof the «purity. ‘
Anal-utter] In tho Dark.
firmxorizw, 0., Nov. :l.—Gen. Asa Bush-
nell is confined to his house, the result of a
brutul tumult made upon him Thursday
night. A brick which was thrown struck
the general just over the left eye, knocking
‘ him down, and in falling he struckan iron
fence, cutting his face badly. There is a had
cut over his eye, his jaw lo badly bruised, in
addition to a long cut on the face, and two
teeth are knocked out. Darkness prevented
an accurate description of the assailants from
being obtained
One or'il-e llatIIeId-chCoyl c-ugm.
.Cnsnuzsrox, W. Va, Nov. a—Detectlvu
and the West Virginia contingent of the
Hatfield-McCoy gang collided last Monday,
and the result was the detectives arrested
Ellison Mounts and a man named Chambers.
Chambers was ‘tlhol. in the hand and camped,
but not until he had shotpne of the detect.-
ivesiu the arm. Mounts wu clubbed and
.trightfullybeaten before subdued. Bo wan
taken to Pikeville, Ky., dndlalged injail.
The detective who wall shot is named J. ‘W.
Napier.
The l‘roxloa Are Not Needed.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.——'l‘he management
or the Reading Railroad company have sent
out a largo number of circular: to stock-
holders rtsluenting them to givo‘woxiel to
President Corbin to vote at. the (aiming an-
nual election. Una of the otllceri d the
company. in commenting on this retinal.
said: “With or without these proxielnho
next election will probably be the
ever given in the history of the company.”
Minor-n llavo Left the It. at L.
Commons, 0., h‘ov. :«W. T. Innis, mun
tor workman of National District Amenity],
No. 1&5: 00mm entirely of minors,
lanai-m. ’ l
_... immmrn * aw”... o... WM...
majority for the present management at the '
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
contra HURLED rlm fur.
lrluhttul Explode» of a Rotten Italian
I’lvn Killed and Rent-Kl Blur-t.
llEMllNla, l’:l., Nov. li.-~A terrible wel-
dont, l‘t'~llillllg in the death of live men and
“unity of many otbu's. mvurml on the farm
of Jonlo bpllyll, in item Iounsllip. thll
mum). “lo-n a .NII'IIUI lion-Joni; null-blue
“I‘m In olwl'ation. The bulb r exploded with
fearful llll‘l v. carrying destructil’vn on every
build. A
The Mind are: Iruu ”lhintellwrger. lg!!!
Ill; Jim-pit .‘Illl'Illfll‘r. nng H: IMtltl' Mar-
ln'rgvr. ogvl I“; William llmel‘. aged Ill;
Jim-pl: ripayd, aged about ill.
The bodies of all live were buried from
thirty to titty fret and were terribly mutil-
atlsl.
ileum.- Ilium-rsnitz. Nix. was badly injured
about Ilu' IIl‘lIlI and cannot recover. Minnie
liner, “gull ll. Mitten-«l a ”Hunk-int! of the
brain and will llll‘. Engineer Ilium t‘l' roceivod
mverebruuim. John flu-lei u a. internally
Injuml. and two or three otln r. l'm'civesl Ill-
jurlm of a Illtlol serious t-hsu‘neter. Till-boiler
is supp-MM to have been rotten and totally
unlit for law. A coroner's jury .‘llllzlly found
that the dentin were cum «I by on tI""lIIi‘IlI.
.‘llortnnnn In t'unudn.
UrTMvA. Hut. Km. :2. Iil‘IIlI'il?‘ harmed
by the delnu‘tnlvni of "gl'lllllllil't' my that
an Mormons have t‘llli anti-d~ in in Hall to
-lho (‘anmlmn northwest during lb . past .sru-
sou. 'l‘lln wtlhauvnln uni-ally mlnlvhslml
l-llllIIltlI the I'l‘ll'tllllllll Iil"lll" I’.’Illl\;|_\' urn
thriving. 'l‘llv Mormon: cannot take upland
before agrm in; to abandon the pravllm of
pnlygnnly, 'l'hrg. :ll‘t'll-Jhlllll}; Iilt'lllM'lH‘n to
cattle mom;
\‘I-Iluw I'I'vct' I‘l’l'IH‘II.
JM'KMIM on; it... .\o\. 3, fiber.» were
twentyelght no“ .':I~m ltlllI “the deaths-
Ncln Sch-n. J. I. U'h'ulwlwk and V, Ifivulle.
(if the- lll‘ll'l'ilsU‘ ic'll are white. “no now
can- is reportel at lilzlnml tile and one death
-—llr. J. ll. “I‘llthllt. 'I'hl- Jul-kmnvtllo
board of health worn». rel'ngrm that it II not
yet safe for them to rrturn.
Thrown from "if “'ngun mul Killed.
Kaunas l'l'n', .\lo,, NM. :;,——.\5 ,\u.~tin
Minturn, n H. A, ll. \etemn. “nu driving
a wagon on 'I'l'ary (Hume. the hon.» nllll'd
and .‘llluturn mu rowu headlong from In»
' IIIS‘I'I'S by real-bolt nun, he will.
enu- llomv,"unll Ilv't'fllllt' unmnsl'inus.
It flft'll‘ llllllilil‘a’ be “:h (I’ild. lihl epinnl
co d was broken. “
l‘ruta-ctml Ilia .‘I‘It'rvIII-m‘h
Ian lil'ultl'. N. \’., Sol. ::,~—.\'ews reaches
here of tho nrre»! at l‘ittsburg of Daniel
Imihy, until recently it Well known resident
of Niagara Falls. on the charge of killing the
husband oi h... Wife's Amer, nanml Miller.
Miller Inrlll'llly flix'tllllt'tl Illa Wife, when
booby interfered and shot .\IlIl--r dead.
The “hull-r6 .‘rl' hate.
Sax Functwn. :1. l'l‘he stmm
Whaler Ill'll‘il'T :ll'l‘iltfvl Ilum the Arctic
with information that the Illiriu'll whale",
With their crew. n-f Illvlli .‘ntnn-n, which
were caught in IIlv‘ ll" pawl; Inh'epto-mber,
Itm'l- been ”frontal. and are \li'u)’ on their
way to the uhnlzng rend- “no.4.
.‘ilfl.
.hlnln l'iirrpmiglt (wt-l [millage-n.
I'IIII.AIDIII.I'ill\. Nov, 2:, «The jury III the
as"!!! Adam l-‘orepnugh mount the I)A'Ifl-
v'ariv. Inrkauanna :ltlt “’rNIt-I'Il llmlrnad
cmnpnny. to recon r damn; » for Injury
done to f'lrt'lln prop-r2}: in a mum id collision
near liinghnmton. .‘i. Y. (”till-I for tin-pinin-
tilf in the sum Ht iii'Uv‘IJI‘I.
Saul-l "hula-ll I'll-nut,-
BOSTON, SUV. :b—‘Yullm‘ llziii. Mill agent
for the Yarmouth Stemming. r :ngelny at
IpWLs' wharf, has lliwpp-urvd. and a >llull'
age of SLOW has been found in his luv-routs.
lie is an Englishman by birth. II“ had a
good reputation ill shipping cirvh-ys, when.- he
is well known.
Looking for Axum-thy In l‘nnndn.
Murmur, Nov. :i.——.\I.-lyor Baht-wk, of
Cleveland. 0., arrived here in starch of Ar
worthy. the defaulting treasurer. who is
suppoa-ll to be in this virinity. He hopes
Axworthy will’either surrender or transfer
sulllcient property to make good his defi-
cieney.
Vincount \‘anhrook, one of the oldest mem-
bers of the British peerage, prides himself on
never having read a novel.
ETRADE BULLETIN.
New York Mom-y and Produce Market
Quotat tom.
New Your. Nov. 2' ”Money clam-d at 2 per
cent. The low-M mto- muzmvl tin-highest 4.
Hut-hang:- l'lmml steady; plated rates. 4.5.361
{will}: actual rates. range, will; for outlay» and
4.511l4f._r,l.5l‘9 for llt‘lllannl. llovemments chm!
steady: currency to. lttlg bid; «la. coup. lz'fl;
hill; “gel. do“ lib“), lrIrI.
I'm-inc milnmll lnxnols closed as follrm's': l'ninu‘
firsts. ill/H.117: l'nion land grunts. unmm; l‘nion
ranking funds, ll'Ji'r, '13; (Numb. ”cunts.
thcmorning. whit.- the women of lil’ll‘t'fi “astr-
nwllar. The changes Were verysiigllL however,
and were merely the outcome of scalping open»
tions by the mom traders and the anmllcrclalss of
broker“. The near approach of election seems to
hellu- main rcznmn fur the prewar stammtion,
and operators say they do not expect it decided
movement on» any or the other until the presi.
dentist contest ls settled. Prim at noon were
lrn-gularlyclmngml from those of lost evening.
The market continued dull and uusettlul upto
the last hour. The whole market.witb few ex-
ceptions. closed weak and K, to l per cent. Iver.
Thu sales for the day amounted to 131.911 shame.
“’7"
General Markets.
‘ Kn You. Sov.‘2.—}'I.(le.'lt~(.'llmal dull. weak
and lower; flue. grades of winter. $333.5: do.
spring. $253653£n superfine winter. saw; do.
spring. 33.2.661335; city. mills for West Indies.
85.25.445.40. Southern tlour closed dull and In
the lluyem' favor; trade and fannly extras, $4.35
0.15.
0\\'IIEAT~Dptinns were active and weak at the
opening. selling at! to. but toward noon recor-
ercd to last night's prices. In the last half of the
day they were dull and weak. and cloned 35‘6”“.
lower than yesterday. Spot lots were irregular.
but clonal Moody. Spot :nll-s of .\'o. I. red at
$1.13; extra ml. Statutlb; So. 2 red. SHE;
No. 1 White. Si.l.'-@,l.lfi; white state. stlsauo;
No. 2 red “’IXIIPI’, Nova. $130M: do.. Item. SLIIM:
d0.,lJan., 81.13%; din, Frin. 21.1.55}: tlo.. May,
31.13%. .
CORN—Options were fairly active. ilutl closed
phi her. Spot Vlots clout-d easier. Spot
atrial 550. :5 mixed tit {0.7“ I: No. 2: mixed,
NOV” 4?}; ’ 1b)., lick. #6912; ill». Jan..4§}fic.;
do. .ltny. t. .4 ..
UA'l'Swt lption» were quiet. but steady, closing
at about last night‘s axon-s. Spot lots cloned
utter. Spot min; of No. 1 white state at no.3
No. 2 do. :L‘tca No. I mixed, :itc.: So. 2d0l‘, W
We: No. 2 mixed. Nova. W; do, Dee,
310.; do. Jan.. 321:. .
RYE—Dull.
BARLBl".\'ominal.
PORK—Quiet; new man. Stimuli.
LARDA‘Ioued dull: Jan. $6.39; May. $8.45 I“.
BUTTER—Steady ; balsam enfnairry.m%;
watt-m do. 5 " W. ..
Clililfisfioswuly: factory Sew York chm.
“Minimum; wean-m nu. manage.
mos-mu; eastern m. Hagen; um
do..m.;thnullan. 1m -.‘
. BUGAR~RMV dull: fair rennlngJe. W
ohm: cut leaf and naked. Gian: cubs
powdered. Tue; granulated and mold A. 7K“
cause A III-(lard. 70.:
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”can.”
villus m1). ”It :extn. 0,01%“.
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DVEB'I‘ISI.\'0 BATES.
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Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
muog cal ‘sagdog alfiugs
Nurture:- amt llcatlm to rent.»
Local Nutter-e to mail.- but hue.
[agility (min.
t 1'. IIIINDICIC.
. PIANO TUNER AND REI’AIlllllt.
Agent for the celebrated
flohmor Planou.
Inekwooll'a Hall Building. Nonnlk (loan.
‘ Hm
I)“: .{f'§."eiii£it. M ,
bl South Main etreet. opp. t'ity Iloll-l.
EUL'TII nouwaut.
t ll to 9 I. m.
lmlec flours. I2 lo 2 p. m.
mumm- Telephone coonlftloa. I It to 8 p. m.
I“ ll. I’BCIHVI'JLL.
a
ll [It‘ll ITlit'l‘.
Room .60. Iluviiand'n Illork.
Wuhmulon l-m-et. South Nemalk lets Sm
Aura. a. unison,
0531mm of the Fuel Conan-gallon“ ('hurcllJValcr
bury. Teacher of
I'iznlol‘orte, Organ and Musical
L‘ompmitlon.
25:1) Lurk Box :l‘J l'. 0,. SURWALK. “th:6
I’ll. c. r. nourwinJ.
' DENTIST.
(mice and Itceillenre,
lernm'r Iluwk. MAIN 511. no NORWALK.
Teeth extracted wllhout pain by the arc of (In or
oltw . Bl er.
thflke openld BYEIIIMI.
E names.
.
AOKN‘I‘I'OR TIIB
Phonix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
1"(D’I‘AIIY I’Ultlle.
BOWAYTUN. cuss
\‘, 5. Manny.
I
A H C l l I’l‘ EL‘T‘.
Low preparedtn make plan! and rp’ecillcut‘tm
«not nupmintcnd the construction of nlldmgn
'I'I'IIUIS ltIZASUNAIKIJ’I.
nrrwnm Taylor“:- Building Washington 5L. So.
Forwuik I'. 0. Ho: 175. (MW
if Echo“...
( o
(‘nrpentcr and Builder.
‘lall! furnished and Eelimsla elven.
Johnnie of all kind: promptly fltfndod to
hilt: » on :- run-t, near an
I’. 0. x GL3. sooth Nam-fit Ct.
Xnns'nos.
. . ,
Sewing Machine bllllpllcs,
Aflnchmt’ntn. l’srlr. Neath-e. IIt‘lll, etc . furnished
(teller-l Repairing of all kinds and makco of
Staring Martina-r. t'. M. SIMILER.
lo um. fit. 50. find. 553-: y
I It. It.‘ Y MON l),
. C
lhlllller ll all tolltraelor.
Work done by the day or contract.
llfllc foot of llnvrlaml St. on Water, I‘Jl. Box GI?
J ll. J EN SINGS.
. Sauce-lav to L. ll. Quintaid.
Undertaker & Emhalmer.
ELEI'I'IIH' NIGHT HELL IN THE ()FI'II'I‘I.
No.11 Knight St. Ilenidcncc. 5 Kim M.,
880 3m Sorwnlk, Conn.
C It. I)'Alt'l'tlI§..
Caterer for “'l'tlllilzL'F and Parties. Ire Cream
fliiliiitlfl"ii§iii‘ii‘iiiiillififdi-‘lil‘liiiwin' “k”
‘ 50 MAIN 31'" SO. NOII‘VALK. ('I‘;
Scum soluvann havlnos naxu
I 5! Washington Street, ,
Open Daily from 9 to 12 a.m.. and from t to 3 p.m
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 3.
[1‘ lntemt allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN submits. rm.-
JOIIN II. I-‘l-Iltllls. Vlml’rcu-
f‘.%!v. . ..._- a“
JOHN II. KNAPI’. Sec. Ina Tm»
meteoric Ifiiiifmi’i‘na.
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and see my lame awe of all kinds of fumltnre.
36 Main Street. Nor-walk.
Also red to fumlrh everythlnx account for
the inn-mt of the dead, day or nl ht. Telerlihone
connection with residence. No. 8 Ber ley place.
315"}th
L0
Kl LOOK?
'l‘lllll all} x.
—————»—+oo«———-
12); lblt Standard Granulated Sugar
Pine Creamery Butter. .
Butter Pd
Finn CI - Cod Cnnbe
3 Ibo. II .
Good 'l‘nmblen.
Great Drive in
TIN WARE
”AT...—
JI-i ll. Hllalflllllllll,
” fill-om am
SENTINEL,
t
m
anomal- um OF
REAL ESTATE l
F‘Oll fiALI. tho following Mild "tell of land
lollies-law ot Ito-rut It. Kain.
one tract at turn k with dwelling. on the out
Moot the Home lull J; on tract It
ltly‘u Rock on human Ivonne, with dwelling
home: onulmttdtug lot. on I'm! “WM, let
Yummy tea trout and one hundred and um
madcap; mlotvtth dwelling on Third avenue.
fl"! feet by one hundred and ltty; one plot one
hundred feet front-ad mum! than hundred feet
deep. batman Third and Fourth avenue. Inquire
at .R. lmln,ttout.h Nonnlk or It. It Keillor.
Rldltrfleid. ltleeutoru. “mu,
. , -. y . ,
A iron. LIN n or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Berry Bros. llard Oil Finish.
Wire steel ,Iloor‘ Mats,
Something new. best tlilni: out.
W. G.QUINTARD,
IUBIC BALL BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
————4¢~
We are prepared to do that class Job of
ELATING
In eltha “A5003. EAST BANGOR, or
RBIABGTB :41..th
at ‘5 cells pal fill all llllllll‘ll
Parties wishing Blaze rontlng should call on u,-
hcforc matnctlnu «two here. '
A. BACK 6!. Co.
Walnut. foot of lluv‘llnnd South Nomslk'
J. 'l‘ldlbj’l‘li AM,
()l”l‘lClt\I\',
83 Main St.. South Norwalk.
17
Visual ImperfectlomI ul-tcclul and mrrerted.
Gold Spatula. Riding Ilown and Eye (lineman.
Unr lam-u are of lulu-nor quality ard at I’thlllblt
prices. in 21, if
W «s “
“‘ an...”
I’. 8. Pat. onto.
your to was.
Olllccs, 4m; Slain S'roc‘.
BRIDGIEINHIT. CONN.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE anr or
Meals. .
Poultry.
———ann——
“Vegetables,
Always fresh and at. a moderate price would do well
to call It the
alumna
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orderi- solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
Jlllllll Slllllllil, Plflll.
lllllllllllll l
_._.op___.
lLL llllll
AND AT
r Lowest Prices!
The Best Goods for
‘ the Least llonoy
_A;‘_.
H. SpllRJJWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark to undo block
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1888. ' «
mwm mmw_ . .
W. B. mill; & 00.,
BRIDGEBPORT.
Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAHEB
"BRITANIC."
Weluvctlllndayenteml lithe Cotton Home at lhla port one lot of silt: Warp llenrletu cloth:
which are in all the ow shade-union all the numb-:11 of the but llluk llenrletlu.
one protlt by selecting from them lots.
BROADCLOTHS.
bulle- con one
We also flflt'l'. our own importation. nnv pieces of Inflow llroulcinthl. on which we guarantee a HIV-
inl of to cents I put. Prices, 8!. am and $1.50. Each lot Illll twelve shades.
Extra Wide Wool Hexiriettas.
of our own Importation.
Una rmotlhl- whirl-land beet "emu-us t‘lothn ever brought to ”if!
market will be off-«ad today; «two I huge Ilu’ of mt‘tlllllll grader of violation-ll and Ilenrlettna. prim“ 31?“
contr,l"llc..59c.,t12}§c..75c..lltlr..and in.
COMBINATION SUITS.
We nhall open to till one hundred new and beautiful Anna and only one of a style mil be sold in the
ty.
”'75 CENTS.W
i250 Firm of Rich Black Ithullmm, Colored Ithadamca and Black l‘allicr. our but film good» at 75
COfllk
All Unusual opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gutnct a. Clc
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
To illl’tllllnlt' the Mk trade We propane to veil durxnz: the
Gmu bill“. the genuine. tlIIINKT goodu. at the folluwlnz prices:
' These are low llgnrw for rich Black
prrnrnt won-knve lot- of kill! "th Urns
2v. riajloijian. Sl‘lfi. alto pvt
~Ilks but they are not arorn—ammlangly low grade of politic;
onlhecnntnuthcy Ih'mllllt‘l'! nncrrelicntqusily of pit r‘ elk. wit, not: and handmmr. wt u
tumour for H'fl'lt‘l! as on y lilk In the world.
”Come and are what we pronounce the Inert value that has bier: void for 2:. “an.
Fallle Francalse.
A lot of 1‘0 pier" 2t inche- wide. the genuine 31.73qualily. will be opened today It 3! 17.
value was ever ot'fcrul in the city before.
So will ll
Colored Francaise.
'I‘wentydno new thud”, the value grade that we have usually sold at 5! 21. oil: be a M a: 2! to in
dare uttly purchasing.
1N7.B.HALL&CO
Ell ’, Lllllll’lllllllllll’
Mulllu “Mum“
In All Sizes and, Good Values.
l. llllllllillMIN & Still,
85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
. WE HAVE RECEIVED 80M
NEW PERFEUTIUN BHUKWHIEAT FLUIIR IN Plfllllilil
Alon I’nre White Clover Honey in the room. If you wish something a
Genuine Breton Bmwn Bread at 10c. per minim: We are revolving the
mate a week. For (hanger. lemon». Inn-m, Malagn (imp-s.
Aprirotr. Rupberries. Feather. orange and Lemon I'
arrive a large Monument of the '
lemlid, try a package of the
elehrnmt Comma! lacrmi
Mixed Nuts, New ('aixfnmza [Summit
echoed atoll line of Dried Fruits. We have to
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are ntmlly tin-Mia.“ and will suit the rum: fastivlioaé.
low prlce It will pay you to (all on us. New ltnisins from
('ho-we a npccialty. oar Tea: and (folk-cs "all: the very best.
And the Price, “’hy That’s
._".
We meaning tine. (lift Bic» Ihl'rr-r at a
m: tn 53¢ per inland. Rina In: Cream
All Right.
~ CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR.
70' VVASIIING'POX STREET.
1‘ Look at Our Large . Assortment of
“FURNITURE-r
‘WIll Satisfy Y... That For
Style, ‘Pri'ce and Quality,
The Place to Buy in, at
DAVID sTow's,
8'7. 8WD 91 MAIN ST.
or swans”.
, . SOUTH NORW‘ALK.‘
GRbCERIES Kan MEATS-i
*3 A ‘ -—-A'I' THE OLD STAND 017—- -
‘1'. Brian emu &. sou.
' SPRINGWOOD.
an. ohm-mp FILM-ll) Pllollll’TlJ'.
MM
mmmrnmn
h
«inhuman-nun.
t
to ram: anvmaoa 10 ‘mm: mm on.
t'
W-
Now is the time to put in wow .
INTEB’S STflll!
. ., coo
ALL THE FAVORITE «mos.
Ahvuyu in Stock.
-—-—-—OOO-—-—-
Delivered By Careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
RllMflNll Bills
The old” hid newbie.
lull FREIGHT LINE.
Nllillil tlllwllll
~THE PIIOPELLERB-
‘3’,
.. ,‘ .
'kwv‘ w y;
(mi ulY—f: ’7. :Lfl
_~.4Ww '
City of Norwalk it Eagle,
Will nuke «Lift tr’ . Min-lay! excepted. for
freight twin". Sir: link, Slmlk and m
Slnwnlk. Will have I'.» {'53. Inn: of awn-um.
Set: York. may enquiry. except Saturday» It 5
o'clnflt, and on Mom!” at '3 p. In. turn Nor-
vnlk Bridge and lion! hot-weir every evening. ‘
Freight taken from and mind (or all
potnu on the Dunbar! and small: and
Show"; Railroads It “really W
Batu. ‘
Upon sputie‘titm to agent- the City of Kori-1k
.age Illl be sent forwarul’ Wolfram
mywbcrr in New York or it: vicinity.
WM: permu are form-l lrnatinganyof the
employwéof (hr! tun of mull-neon neonate!
the-mart! Imlfllr.
EthlHiT’llE‘Y'lliTTSll—lIl—E
80. SIGNAL .
——-—~— coo ::::: —-
FRAMING .. lowest mime. .
Full line bl Artists’ “annals.
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u
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”E BEST.
6%?er
“I’llllllllll” ~*
STEAnI ‘
HEATER.
—————..—_
Twentyin an? inflate torn, Mullah!“
Sentinel We. run: it can be seen inmo-
Inpliaitllm. '
Sole Agent for Noryalk.
_.__. . 5.....-
sums“ emanate m W W '
ammo a man. ,. ‘
”W l,“
Maillot-foe cazzmalfn'naof Pips.
“183130303 91“.. m m CI-
99 mm
IUSIC HALL stock.
Fill-leans '
Weston-mum new”
llnlchester
* llreamery,
w Butter ‘ I
Mlufimpmm
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