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Nfli'tWALK.
'1th ALARII BOXES.
So. 11. 8.17. N. 11.1! 11.11. R depot: key at All
hill! Expose ul‘live in depot, and hotels.
No. 1. Day eirwi romernf Tull-r street; key at E
Day rim-t and all “clones.
No. 9, l‘ornl-i of Ham and (”inward stools; key at
1) lkilinvah'e hon-e and J 1?, Wilson‘s lac
tnry.
. 12, Franklin street school; kc “ at school house
and, residence of William 1 . smith.
. 1'1. Concord street. tiQsliteu‘himl; key at Mrs.
Paul"! "salience, . o. lot'onrnrd rill-vi. 1.1111
all factories.
No.11. Minn street corner of Ann riroct; key III
Wolf‘s saloon and all factories
. 15, High street corner of llayvrcw avenue: key
at A. Dltkl'flllln'l nvidence.
Om CALLI.
(inc stroke at 1! o‘clrrrk norm for standard 'l‘lrac.
Two strokes of the hell (thus 1—!) Ilgnlltu fire is
out.
'l‘hm strokes of the hell tihus l~i-i) signlfles the
city water is to be turned off.
ix-vul'erioxs ro kn uotnzinl.
l'pnri ill-strive information of a tlre in your lmiuc
diaie neighborhood unlock the box door: pull the
book all [he way down mire only, and 111 the book
1; that npilie box and do not open or touch the
Emit again until the next tire in your neighborilmd.
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
The Chief Kllflllttt't will see that is returner! to its
proper place. SAM L'EL M(”G()WAN.
(‘hief knglnecn
Miniature Almanac for To-illorrow.
Iligli tide Low tide hon rises Sun sets
2 19 8. 3 6.84 -l 40
THE LOCAL NEWS.
The Retvul'iii‘;ii;;;lI~have a parade
and racket iii-night.
—I’ure d rugs :it 1"1listed's.
The last man who v“: d in the first
tll~triei yesterday was l'vtr“ ‘iiiiit'i.
Pioneer Hook and Insider l‘ inpatiy
kept open last night:
A greet sight in the borough yesterday
at 5 o'clock p. in. was the (‘l’uWuIs walt-
ing in front ifftlie saloons. Not a saloon
in the borough was open yesterday or ii
drunken man seen on the streets during
the rolling of the vote.
Hun. Jam. .4, W. Hyatt was: in incl.
yesterday.
., , . _, l
The Gillette has a handwine new 111:!
flying lt_l-f13_\'. r
Mnrslml Andrews of the birnugh.
sported n dandelion in his lntton hole
last night, which he picked In fu'l blmim
‘yesteid-iy.
Scofiri’l d: llnyi have iiclmnpe in 111.1.
fldVeIll*t‘tlielll to day worth reading.
The Spirit of the Tums says of the
drama of “Only a Farmer's Daughter,"
which will be presented in the Opera
House Monday night, that it is an inter-
esting play. The main idea of the drama
—ihat of unscrupulous adventurers pro-
fiting through the weakness of a rich,
popular and egosti'stical author, by play-
log upon his pride and pandering to his
ambition, is original and capable of
strong treatment.
-—John Ward, Preacher Ibiiiert Eis-
mere, and all of inspector Byrnrs' latest
novels at J. Arthur Pinneo’s.
—Blank Booksiind Climlnercial Book 4
at reduced prices at J. Arthur l’inneo'z
W- h.“ i
John lbdemeyer, editor of the Record,
will cut off that fine mustache and
goatce to-inorrow. It. will be a sorry
loss to John, but it must go.
ted on complaint of Mr. Gunning,
ho charged him with stealing, was libé
rated yesterday under $250 bonds. Mrs.
Gunning sent him back on the farm and
.4, told him to stay there. it is not likely
that the case will ever be tried.
The republicans of the borough will-
make a jubilee parade twilight.
,wuo ii is)... liar-in}? lie 1.. all light.
.. ' " i. Bobannan has been prevent-
aking his proposed vacation,
and is attending to his patients as usual.
Johni- Doyle, who assaulted Otiicer
Lockwood Moaday night, had a hearing“
before Judge Selleck yesterday d was
bound over to the next term fmlhe su-
perior court. He was taken to Bridge-
port in default of bail. It is not at all
likely that he will look for Officer Lock-
wood again very soon.
A large delegation from Rowayton
were at Music Hall last night, and after
being satisfied with the result they took
their drums and awakened all hands at
their home with a racket. The people
,in that neighborhood therefore w. re sat-
; ' .isficd before daylight who was elected.
'Norwaik gave her biggest republican
majority yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Taylor of
Danbitry 'arc visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel E. Hines.
Fred. P." Smith has returned from a
visit with relatives in Brooklyn.
The Stetson Opera 00., from the Globe
Theatre, Boston, will give the new and
original opera, “The Yeoman of the
Guard," at Music Hall next Monday
waveuing.
It Harrison is elected William W. Bou-
ton will have to ride a horse in the Re-
publican‘paradc. and cheer as loud as
the rest.
In. Samuel 11. Murphy fell ofl her
. stoop and sprained her ankle last even-
ing. She is ccnfinedto her bed at pres-
ent unit does not improve much.
H John Fairclilld has purchased the pro-
perty on the cornsrpot Grass and Water
chants. v
.311an _ :...l.».,...
G tav Kulhman, the man who was ,.
He’s All Bill.
3933? .
Will, in Hliiismi.
Norwalk Did Her
w» Duty.
Sill Billfllill lll Plllfllllllll
lllll Still 1111111111111.
A Rousing Majority for
the Republican Ticket.
400
The republican-i of Nurwallt feel imp-
py til-day not only because of the i‘Iiffi‘
ion of Harri-on and Morton but owing
to the handsome maj-lrily given ii: town,
They worked hard and the rmult is that
Harrison's I"’tj)fl'-\'11" v14.'3~’liliz ..- .in of
11" U l ll'winu letir )rtil .1}; i There
was in. (1151111' ’1'” ' :I-umnzl lbw pull-z
and, considering .111: turn» \‘nie -,.. tell in
cii the districts, «everything pas 2.1 eff
quietly.
Following is lhetlliz-iiil \‘1111‘ of Nut-
walk:
111115111131:
1!! 211 lid T'lIflI
Harrison 955 7.111 2212 191"
Cleveland 560 6031 119 15“
Fish 31 59 36 1'36
. GOVERNOR.
Morgan (3. Iiulkcl: y 931' 7-12 2‘29 1903
Luz in B. Morris 85?. 009 1‘22 101:;
111mm Cdlllp 31 59 35 125
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Samuel E. Ml rwin 961 755 23? 1913
John S. Kirkliani 860 601 119 158!)
Nathan Ilslvcock 31 60 ll. 1'29
SECRETARY OI" STATE.
R. Jay \ansli 964 760 233 1957
Henry A. Bishop 851 593 119 1.363
'1‘ lien. 1. Peace, 31 60 38 1‘29
' muscular.
E. Stevens Henry 954 7-54 233 1941
J. Griffin Martin 866 601 118 1585
Georgevw. Rica 31 61 :18 130
. COMPTROLLER.
John B. Wright 947 7-18 932 1927
Nicholas Smith 8651 607 118 1593'
Eiwnrd Manchester 31 61 3‘5 130
. cosuitlass.
Frederick lilies 967 718 237 195‘!
I'Idwaiilw. 523' in: rur 853 fill 116 L580
151141.12. Ellis 31 59 :13 123.
r KEXATOR.
Lyman bl. Catlin 900 709 4220 1833
William ll. llubbell 914 610 132 1692
Welford S. Bailey 31 53 38 127
' Jcnor: 01‘ returns.
Asa B. Woodward 985 761 233 1979
mm. w. any “129 .591 119 1539
Elizur Cable 31 01 3‘5 130
. ' REPRESENTATIVES. '
Charles ()lnist'earl 951 7:18 2'20 1912
John H. Ferris 968 768 239 1970
John W. Mains 859 594 13:1 1586
William 1. Stevens 818 596 11:1 1557
Frank E. Parsons 44 62 " 36 1-12
62 1‘19
Melville W. Sillinian 31 :16
SENATOR~TIIIRTERSTH DISTRICT.
Catlin r llubbell d
Fairfield 399 415
Norwalk 1835 1692
Stratford 6'22 506
Trumbull 154 172
West port 293 482
\‘Vcston . 114 81
~. 3417 3351
Catiin‘s majority 66.
Election returns were received in‘ this
city at the Mahackemo hotel and at
Music Hall. The republicans had the
latter place and those who generally
watch for ‘the'returns' never Mum
witnessed such sport. The fiin Inga" at
twelve o’clock and was kept up until
this mornlhg. The audieum- w... quite
evenly divrled as to politics. Th- demo
ci‘als entered for Cleveland and they
were. answered by cheers for Harrison.
Cleveland mgll shouted “four. four, four
years more” and their shout. were
drowned by the teply “four, four, four
months more.” Each side yelled) and
sang songs. The most pleasant feature
was the good feeling that prevailed. No
one got mad and all returned borne
satisfied that their respective candidates
were elected. ‘
The election yesterday in the borough
was very quiet. A large vote was polled
and the result was a handsome republi-
can majority. The republicans were
well organized. In fact much better
than the democratic forces. After the
polls closed at five o’clock a large crowd
waited in the Town House until the vote
was counted and then their bottled up
enthusiasm commenced to leak out, and
the excitement grew every hour. its.
turns were rccslvcd at the Athcnmuni,
the Norwslk club room and in the Opera
Hausa ‘
. Senator, Benjamin 1’. Mead, 331; George
favorable for Harrison and before one
o‘clock the democrats closed up bunnies!
in the f )pt‘fll House, but the republicans
in the Athenluum grew more and more
enthusiastic and at 1:30 the Athenzetlm
ans crowded.
The Colored Jubilee Singers were there
and while waiting for dispatches filled
iii the time \iith their sweet melody.
Th” scene was one never to be forgotten
It_\“JlfInylt'. (lid gruy-ln‘uded men cheer-
Evcry dispatch was read iookul
tilutn’ and more llkl' Harrison and at
three o’clock the republicans rushed over
to E. K. Lockwood! and took every tin
born that. he had and thosethat could
not get iiurm took kettle covers, pie
plates and anything that they cuuld
make u noiw with and for nearly
an hour it was imlmasible for one to
hear another speak. Not an angry
word was spoken, and Democrats and
Rupiiblicans joined in the hilarity. The
last dispatch that was received was the
straw that broke the camel’s back. It
mid that the N. Y. Herald would any in
Ilil' morning that IIIlI'i'Hllll was eli‘cted,
which 111“ woven to be true. Then
tln re was a rudi for tliestreex, and from
four o'clock till daylight, cannons were
fired, horns blown, and the cry went up,
"\i‘hat‘s the matter \vith Harrison?"
and the :llH-N'I' more back, “He's all
field 1"
1-11.
l’alrtleld County \‘otc.
'1‘.uinliull: f‘lovi-land. 176: “union,
152: llulkelv-v. 150: .11 'rris, 175. For
thingies-‘2 Seymour, 17-1; Miles, 152. F- r
Sumtur, (131111): llnbbell. 172; t'atlin.
151. For representative: Ariibler,il»nii-
ocrntic, elected by 34 majority.
Hatfield—«ll .i'risun, 308; liiilkeiey, 31H:
('Zwv. 211ml, 41?: Morris, 4113. The Rvpnii.
lit-an». ell-etmi \Vlllirltll Ii. (Nov-trawl J.
11. Perry for representatives by Miria—
jirity. I"«Il' Senator, 13111 district. L'itl-
lin, 399; IIuLliell, 415. For Jungian,
lilies, :199;S“}'lllttlll’, till}.
‘ Ridgetield gives Harris 1:1 313, Clove-
lunil, 189; I’ek, 2. Um riinr, Billkr‘lr)’,
309: “Hill", 191: Camp, 3. (Tongues,
Mile-x, 311, Seynmur, 190: Ellis. " State
-.
ll. lluyt. 199. Rt'pfr‘nt’lllallt'v':. Dr. Wil-
lianr S. Todd, 30?; Elias fl. Hoyt, 298; J.
A. Olnisteail. 190; Randolph Northrop,
197i. Judgi- (it probate, Hiram K. Scott,
(«at»), 216; Lewis II. Bailey, (Jean). 1111’.
Darius—Harrison, Inland-ad, I“;
3.268; Fisk. 116; lather, ll.
Representatives, C. W. Munshury, up.
228; R. S. l'uroy, dent, m. Judge of
Probate, J. ll. Curtis, rep., 208; R. 1'1.
Finch, dean, 276.
lumpy
limit 1111111111111 1111!
State Ticket swans... Has
350 Majority.
llairrronn, 2.30 P. M.-—Siate ticket
Republican. Cleveland will have about
350 majority in this state. ,
MORGAN (l. Bouncer.
An official count will probably be me-
essary to decide the matter.
Indiana.
Latest reports from Indiana give the
state to the Republicans by a small lua-
j-irity.
Illinois All Right.
L'lllt’autl, 11.1... 2 1’. u.-llliiiols has
given llarriwon a majority of 20,000.
New \‘ortk, 2.30.-—Th-~ N. 1'. World
conceded that the Rapublicaiis will have
a majority of at least ten in the next
llntlsii of Represwtitutirea.
Another dispatch 1!:in the dctfltml'flh
have 15 majority.
‘ (Min-r Returns.
New Ilrltain~llurrison, 1769: Cleve-
land, 1822; Fl‘k. 1131; Labor, ‘2: Bulkeley,
1753: Morris, 182:1;(3'1nip. 1-11: It ndteWr‘.
1: Simonds, 1687; Vance. 1908; Flatt, 11$:
Frye, :l; Corbin, 1742; Markeley, 181?;
findings. 116; Thus. (him-calico and L. J.
Miller, democrats.
MIddIttown—HarrisonJilJfl; Cleveland
1311:-Bulkelcy.1284; Morris, 1836; Pro-
hibltion, 66; Lines, 1330; Willa-ox, 1352;
Republican Senator, 1266; Democratic
Senator. 1418. Democratic Representa-
tives elected.
Waterbury-Hartisort,5,516; Cleveland
Merlden,—-liarrlsoo, 2231‘: Cleveland,
‘ wrists an! edge of the Incline.
Iii-own fur of all sorts is in high favor. but
for use upon cloth wraps of blue or red or
green or yellow brown, black is most often
’ chosen, and is much better style.
The sun, the moon, the stars, even now and
1 then a comet or so, all done in gold thread
i upon the richest cloth, unmet themselves
s... .. W i over the surface of new imported waistcoat;
Braiding grows more and more the rage
l for jackets, mantles and gowns, all of which
" A“ RISON SU RE. i, should be accompanied by a braided bonnet
Nitw Ymut, 11 n. m.-—llllrririon'ii4 of their own stud if you would reach tbs
plurality in New York, 10,416: New Jung “’1'! tilimp 01mm”?-
My. Democratic majority will not ex-» Th” mm“! birdsuponhataand honneta
. . .nrc hail non h for an hiu , but whatshall
ceed 4,000; Indiana in doubt; increased, w, my 0,0 that May” greaturc whohac
Democratic gain in Colorado, but sure) construcnxl ducks “and rich" of sealskin and
for Harrison: Michigan by comfortable l ”" “mm “9°" I,” W and hats.
Republican majority. The following; “GEMS: 31mm 1°“: Ifozrcarlnl 5 about
states Republican by tin-s.- ‘n'iujorlties: l m a, artistic a, they an, useful, and m.- ma
Pennsylvania, 55,000; Maine, 23,000,:1 away better taste and style than the daring
llnssncliuse tie, 2,000; Wisconsin, 18,000. Km Iflbtjic that some 1111111119" '0 03°“-
. l The silk foundation skirt must be some
NEW 1011K, 1‘1. m.—-—The Republican : shades darker than the wool thatdrapcs it,
National Convention says California is l ““1 ‘5 11'9le W with a “d“ [)th
lte ubli 'an ' 8 000, 1’1 060 l thrco inches deep. above which juvtcomcsa
if i, '0‘“ - ‘f -. iplutoniumnuiygiiunrni frillof thesamc
'Ilie entlrs'l'ammany ticket, headed by l depth.
Grant, is elected in New York city .by ng Now that the 5 o'clock teaja again ragin‘ Ky
plurality of 25,000. ! it is perhaps worth while to note that the
“L“.-. . mew-est cloths are octagonal in shape, and
laniaxiteous, inn, 12 ll. -— Returns 5 hang about the table in all manner 0! Win"
gaming in .Iugyl’. Impossible to form I that delight the eye in search of now effects.
reliable estimates. Probably nothing} The loft drniiinu. lightweight woolen! no"
definite until late this afternoon. Chair-2 wchcaply 5"“ m ‘1‘” shops, make charming
. - , i- _ J house gowns by the addition of yoke collar,
2::‘it‘mu ““1"" m" state 0’0“. DH" lcull’s. belt. or girdle of velvet in some bar.
, mouious line, and edged or outlined with
g rings or figure 8‘: in flue gold cord.
The soft, dull, porcelain blue that is like a
sky under spring clouds is in high favor for
Lain Dispatches
Frederick Miles Elected
to Congress.
. i
l
(Tonincticui, it is claimed by the Re~
publicaii I/rague of New Haven, has!
given HarrisonBOOmnjorlly. The Dem- b 'd»' lk' d at W and
ocrnts. however, have not glvvn up the , 112:1:3‘1135 lagpfi; Jmfim greys
state, they claiming it by a small major- I that are made up with so much 01 m“,- em-
“I. i broldery as to mil a November frost.
The legislature is Republican, which ' Seal turbans 1m", round, soft crowns,
assures the election of [lulkeley gown, higher than were worn last. winter. and
not. > i folded and wrinkled quit»: after the manner
The Prohibition vote is not included 5 "”91“” “01““. Mid arc “3159911 withaboro
in It" the returns, but it is undoubtedly ; d" "1 MW" otter-or Persiandurnh, which
double that ”I four ymm fig”. . should exactly match the combination of the
The Standard claims the election of. 111:1:an choicoo a cloaks comnc' 1 ‘
hairs'fur LOTFW” frgwigis district. It : of rich 5m, lmtdmthmughout with white
" c ““"s ‘ ..~ “m" 7 ' - _ crinkled mandarin lamb, which is also made
The Hartford Courant claims Connec- up into coats, with cows and muffs, for tho
ticut for Harrison. It will take full re- . very young women-aged? or thereabouts—
turns and a close count to decide l "110 M"! just begun ‘0 031110m Ad!!!“ SIP
Cangrmmcn elected are \'a’d.,i d3“ '
Russell, r., Miles, r., Lines, r., one g-rno.‘ Furwill heaven on very manycf thomost
crat, three republicans. ’ i :yliih boils: mavens this 133%? 81;! 1:Llic an:
The best speculation on it ults are? 0" ancyo'sa .0“ ‘7 5a m 7°
that both Indiana and Coupe ticut 118"." largely copied ““3 “do the water,though
gone for Harrison.
chinchilla and beaver will be chosen by those
9 whose purse; do not admit it limitless expen-
: diturc.
Shun us you would the plague the costly
l newton ”Instr than your nation- will
Congress-Fourth lct.
FAIRFIKLD (VlIINTY.
v
Stratiord gives Harrison 601; Cleve. .. _ , ‘ _ , , _ , g ’1. a: y. d , d: be . . , 1 .
land, 5'27; Bulkeli-y, 608; 510"”, 512. For 3:33;. Bwullktlz.y‘,,fill:lfi.(l)10rrlals, 2’6?’ I‘m“; 57' g g. I: 11;): 3:18:31?" 28m? $1m;r{r(t)t;rttrt;m:$r
Senator, 13th i_li.-trlct,t‘allin,622; Hub- ' i) 'mx'l‘l' ' l M puiiicaiian " 5 E ingamakcltnthing of shreds and patches,
iii-ll, 500. For Congress, 41h district, one cmocrn cecter representative, 3‘ E E and,woracstill,thedcbrisof it vnllclingto
Miles, 619: Seymour, 511. For erralt-n. , Connecticut Patents. ‘V . f 2.. g and ruin all your other rnirncnt. o
tzitive. E. F. Hall,(rep.),is elected by 133, The followmg were issued Oct. 30. "“de mrt 40,). 4‘196 ' Fans of flowered gauze ribbon, wovcnln
Brooklield—Hnrrison, 117; Cleveland, 1388. List furnished from office of A. Fairfiel‘d """ £06 416 90 and out 9"“ very slender sticks, are the
1211:0111“). 1. CJI’lgI’t’rH, Miles, 119; fley- M. Wooster Solicitor of Patents, Hrtdge- B m -l """"" a 0 P701)" “WK“ 10’ can-y W"? ”1° "WW
l"8- ‘ll 1 “11' t-- tie it r 11 P0" 01m" , 9 l ----------- 44~ ~96 13 goonalaJoscphmo—thowhich,bythcwny,
mnur, ~ 1 ' '5' ' ' d " no " i ' ' " , Hroolttleld ........ 199 128 shouldbc of some thin stuff emualln
. . . . o-r‘tru. 151' 'l-- '5'” '
9"”1“ 118, Alexander “”‘l'n‘m' 1"" . ' ’ my ”1" to WI) "1' L ”1" 1' llirien. .. . 2:15 049 net. or cambric if the wearer would be
ReprJntatives. .‘l. E. llawlwy, (rep), time. Biltlit'v-"l- chain "ilk? IL 3- ”mm"; ........ 1935 1891 strictly and rigidly correct in costume. I
1‘33; 1188- In“. (Wm-l. 115- Judge ”I House and II. “' House,’Jr., Bridge-pun, E39!(lf|.i.,.'“: ''''' 133 91-) r, The new embroidery stuff oriental canvas
probate. ij. Griffin. “1901-1. 2.“, sand blast appirutm; C: 1'. LllIIvJ-ihn. (;,an,c,':: ' ::: 833 9-1;: 33 ' ' , 15,111 “mi 1: untaynrd widt-mndcomesonly
Iletliel—llarri-ion,448; Cleveland, 297; Brlilzfrw". wwmg "indium-l- 11- Enii- naming” """ m m 4,, ’ 3 in the um delicate faded tints,sothnt cm
Fisk. 10: Bulkelcy, 496: Morris. 293; “B"- l‘m" Haven. die {or making 'fellu- Monroe """" 10., '10.. 0 isroquisituiuihu choice of silkand woolsto
Camp. 21. Congress, 31,193, “2; 3,. . plates for carriage wheels: J. 8. Cop... Vew c3311.. .‘ ..... 3;“ 25‘; .“U gotrithitmsnne pronounced shadowillkill
mour, 296, Ellis, 60. Senator, Henry land, H‘YII‘KNL \'é'0’a‘|P?de:" W. C..Bry- g4“, Fairlield """ ’10 9., '3 w‘ifl:°h;‘,flufii?ndd‘:fa¥a who; ought to,”
Crolut. ((91).), 444; Alexander Wildman, am. Waterbury. electric switch or cut- kewtown """ 215 “'3 at "5” 83w ’ a "“9"“ “m
idem), 292. Representative, Hermon out; P. ,1". (bouillon. Walflhflll‘. hat \1 w ik """ 1 935 159;, mmélnb‘mumoh'dwti‘flddofl! 133°!
‘ . ‘i. e “’il- ban-vent}. 1‘.Ruckland East llartfurd . or ’n .......... 1 account wonderfully fetching, not! it. is
Taylor, flip.) Judge 01 profit , n - .u . ng 193 ‘33 quite the mutcapcrtohuvcvclvetsleevss
liam Judsuu,(rep. Fifi“ Ilfl'litltdv “mfklflit Klan-t 5- 3". ltidgelield """"" 811 190 2 . in your cloth coat,cr torrent-gumm-
“'estpurt-Hnrrison, 3,“: Cleveland, |.tilfk.rP11tan|IIl’, fruit prickingrniichine; Stamford ”HHM1517 “75 60 pmedof velvet skirt with cloth jacket, or
475; Fisk, 13; Bulkt‘ley,296: Morris, 478; U- “- lew-“ll. Smninzwn— WP” cutting 1.,“ m """"" ' . “’5’ havctim jacket imuveiveunahuch
Camp, 13; Miles, 301; Seymour, 475; Et- machine; (1, Dunbam, Unionvilie, nut girla’tfrfigm“ 610 511 1'1 sf cloth,wfth velv'ct‘alecva andrlcngcloth
in, 13: Lyman c..um.293; w. B. null- makmgmnchinez A- 1“. Lane. Meriden. ‘Tmmbnl, """"" 152 174 3 film’s" 3““ mm“ Adm”
bid, 48?. Representative, H. P. Burr, alarm clock; J- F- MOIIOI- West Hawn, Weston """"" 116 8'3 9 ' --—————-——-~—
ltcp.),301; 15.11 Bulkeley, (ileum). 475. Claw “limpet-6m; ll- 8- "organ. 80. “.mp0; """"" 30, 75 ,3 STATE srarisyics.
Judge of probate, Rufus Wakeman, (rep) horn'alk, valve for air compressors: E. Wilton " ' ' ' ' 0,3 189 10 --—-”—
304; Sllafi B. Sherwood, (ileum), 474. II. Peck, Meriden, latch; J. Rvicliefl'erry- ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' " , Alabama was settled 112:7" at Mobile: ad-
. - __ - ,. , . - ville. lock; E. R. Roswell, Stratfi rd. and i :— —.'- ’ mittedintotbc “i0“ 14. 1819,“ch
la:;::v;5;l’lliri;flelt:lh 1131233719; 1(1):: 6. IL COMM. Chum," ”a" ’mim’ Total .......... 14.40 15095 2..» tainsblwsquarc miles. .
95. Camp 3 ”mm“, m,” ,0, .5”: signal; w. 11. Taylor. Stamford, lack. L. if u ummbgfoflm T, gfgw0&m.mnzmmuim
v " _ ’ . r t 1' ., W. _. .. -... W . . ' 1 __________ . .. so in ' , adml
mour,_95; Ellis, J. brute Senator, Crofut Why Not Pay ltlls's Inll. Bhfk‘llla‘fl‘l'ltt'd 152 124 _ _ into the Union Aug. 1,2826." '3. M
91; Wildman, 91.. Rt’pti’figfltahi'rfi. F. E. ‘ An Iriiihman met a friend! just before B,,.,l,.,,,,,‘,,_._ . 70 (p; s , _ Iowa mum-minimum,“ miles; was-ob
Knapp, (rep), 81, 11. L. \ anxer, (dem.), the ehciion and said to him, "What's Badggwawr 43 121 r, . tied in 1788 at Biirlingtonmnd was admitted
82. ' Judge of probate: Howard Scott, the use of all this trouble “who... If Canaan ' """ ‘23 130 20 ' into the Union Doc. 28, 1846.
69:1:- IIOWM'd Tay‘lmfla- . the country has got so much money Colebmok 98 126 Michiganwntaim57,430aqunromilcs;wna
Bedding—Harrison, 19-1: Cleveland, they don‘t know What. to do with it and Cornwall ,,,,,,,,, 135 171 22 settled 1111107031: Detroit, and “'88 admitted
132; 11.1.2; Bulkeley,193; Morris, 132; if this Minn hill is all right, why the 30.1..." ..' ,,,,,,,,, 95 104 inwthoUnlonJ-mm. 1837.
Camp 2. Congress, Miles, 193, Seymour, divil don't the country pay him 03‘ and ngwjnion , ,, 123 31 37 3‘5“?“ “mm 109.740squarc roller; '85
133. State Senator. Henry Crofut. (rein) sit rid of him- ' Kent .......... too 161 ”m“ "Us.““wm-“d'” “"11““
186; Alexander Wildman, (dcm.), 130. gunfi'gfifi’fioéfi‘éfifiaxg. ”mi, '“wmnmm‘mmrm
. - ‘ - _ """"" ’ ’ Ill-curl continuous: squat-u miter was
Representatives. Jamar E. Millennium). Thaiugut record of wacdchuck de- Nrwilmronl 8211 171 13 malnummm my,“
and Seth Sanford, (rep) Judge of l’rn- crease caused by dogs is that of the dog 11bit Milford...... 466 608 10 intcthc (7mm 10 1&1 .V” "
bate, Edward 1’. Shaw, (rep) ownedhy E. P. flats of South Killingly.’ Ninth Chnggn“ ,_ _ 102 209 '9 Obi » m ”7&9 ' . > '
Weston—Harrison, 116; Cleveland, 82; 3"" “an" In“ captured ”VW'I'W‘" 0' Norfolk ........... 206 97 ’15 . “11311011102188 :1: Marietta,’ flywxladmil“; 1:;
F.~t;,7;Buikeli-y,116;Morris.82;Camp, $3.“... m I, M “I 1. Plymouth ........ . 240 212 55 into the Union Nov. 29.13111
9: M1199, 116; sevmolll’. 82; Ellis, 9; Ly— “1 w_ ("1 p0" 90‘ 3“!" from ROXbUI’y. . ”I ...... 119 132 Oregon 0011131” mm square 111118" “I
man P. Catlin, 114; w. n. Hubbell,84. b 9 1.1" ”m, fir, .T"“"’"P'- 3'" Salisbury......... 339 413 scttlcdltilBllatAstmdmand was admitted
RepresentatiVes, D. C. Brpdley, (rep.) ‘31:: out he 0 0""8 communica- Sharon _______ . m 305 6 intoths Union Feb. 12,1859.
Judge of probate, Rufus Wakeman, Probably Mr Balc’ (1 ed Thomastonnn” _ _ 434 .268 25 Arkanaalwas astflsdlnltlflfi at Arkunu'
Eaton—Harrison. 130, Claireland, 97;, seventy-four Ibodchquu 2"". captur Torrington ..... 665 402 83 Putnam! admltuid lutoths Union June 15,
- . . . - . . Is season. ‘ 1m. lumbmmsmflu.
Fisk, 5, Bulkeiei. 131. Morris. 116, Lamp, It not your farmers' boys may be inter- W'"°”-m- - . -- -- 77. 50 3 --
5; Miles, 138; Seymour, 98; Ellis, 6. Stats acted to know that I have captured over Washington. - - 138 901 ',- - - " Nebraska contains 76'1” square ““51”
Senator, Croful. (rem), 186: Wildman, 300sincelcams ‘0 Filmifllwniill ’75- Waiter own....... W 319 "‘29 - sottlodinlflbtaxt Omahalmundwn admitted
(dean), 98' Representative. Bennett Sometimes I have four at once on my Win . ester ...... .. 710 633 .42 .. into a” UN” 1’18“ -
Seeley, (rep). . ”3"?" '"I': “d with! fly or re Woodbury ....... . 240 185 41 .. - WWW"- “MW War-
W'l B' . 2‘3,” 1 d‘188 creation merely, m business being on __ __ __y_ _ ssttledinlmatlbcrvfllcmndwassdmmad
iton—- .irrison, . 9'9 dn - - guard the houacan grounds known as Total 6057 5835 3‘35 intothoUn‘lcn Aflnmi'm
For Congress, Miles, 213; Seymour. 189. Glenbroolr. Porno. " ' mi... contains 29395 W. mg.-
For Repti-setit'iii'e, ii. 121. Cliicht‘str'r, ‘;;;'v’m;'i,;-_;;;;E- “mm“! "9 1""0 b0 ”9'"! 1mm, scttlcdin 1035111: Balm: 3d was «1.1.135
213;Sherm*in Morehouse,185. w, D. Suit, Druggist, 3191"” Ind Shem?“ andhlonis. Th” former 6"” lntcthcllnion llarchlbzlm.
. . I II ' ‘
Danburyk-tflurrison, 1949; Cleveland, testifies; “I can recommend . ectric 5; “1"an for..llilcc two ’9'" '8‘” "'6 Georglacontllnslismmqnam miles; was
1900-; Republican gain, 186. ’ Bitten “the very 9,“ remedy. Everv ' ° “‘9: ”'1” 10! 0'19“"- csttledln 1723 at Savannah, and waaadrnit-
Millard—Hudson 4}] ('91). 81“" “1 bottle acid has given relief in every case. A lav-cw lacuna. fadintotho um“ Jw‘ 2' 1788. ‘
60), Cleveland 440, Pick 18, labor 3; 0,,0 manhooksix hottlecnnd ' W J ‘ _ Illinois contains 56M!) square mllssuru 1
, , as cured urea caningandf liy of Spring ,
Bulkek’y 400: “0"“ 437. 9“”? 223 900' of Rheumatism of 10 ycars’ standing." wood, had a narraw can}: last "ruin; “him ‘9- “mm
greasman. Lines, 410. “’1ch 440, pro— Abraham Randi-nut», Bcllvill c, Ohio I”, evening frOm “fl" their house MmchMcthawls.
hlbltion 12, labor 8; Senator, Graham “draw on“, b , 1i ' . Karyland cmtalna $qu milcrwaa
b“ . . Re . as as log medicine I burned. It was ahcut'loclock and a mulmfigt ““75.“ adult
412. K30“ f43€VPl°hl "=0“ 37,43 1":- havs ever handled in my so ycan’ ex- lighted lamp union the table in the lit- mmumummm‘ymm
unsure: 3.902. aid-‘01. 102111 - pericncc,bklcotrchitteic." Thousands ting room. It. Jcnaicg’c little stand,
0.. tit-1;". . g . V 0 f- - 0" of other: havsaddsd their testimony, so about than old, canola the room and How THEY agcng lNTERVEWEfts.
mu. 1’- _. . instill-verdict inauspicious chunks- pulled on the table cover, turning the
New iliiiord—cieveimduso majority. trio Bitters do curs all due-... of is. lamp over on the loot. Tbs child 3'1" Lockwood kimono-abl-
Seymour, tor contra-.140. Representa- Ltvcr, Kids-ya or blood. Only a half manned. which broughtfln. Janina, Matter-them",
timid-laconic: ilollcrabottlcstChu. laphan's Drug whcplcksdnpthct‘abicclcthandthnw "Milan“.
nummmu 3 ‘
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i) I
Inc. Hendricks,
thmw. _""._ °‘
80"“ thoplaylias
.just and tell the truth. The “chronic liter-
. T112316”; HALLORAN, P. 0. Box 5'14, Norwalk.
1
that-bowhus'und,.a private in a Massachu-
mtbnglnwnt, lay burlsd‘somcwhcro in the
Natlcna‘ .ccmctery on Arlington lllll. She
has long wished in sec his grave, but has al-
ways been too poor to malts the journey to
camera, found the grave and made a clever
photograph of tho arm. The Lowell widow
haathushccncnablcd, to all practical pur-
poses, to gaze upon her husband's resting
place. Once in a while amateur photography
rcdclims itself.
Mr. Pincro, the London play writer, pro-
duces his dramas after prolonged and labori-
ous thought. When he has settled the story
itself in his mind begun to work upon the
characters, building than up in thought be-
fore he allows them to say a word upon
paper. This prone. lasts sometimes for
weeks, and routines for months; but when
the dramatist at length sits down to his dark,
nccmplctc lips native
existence, frmnthe no lotto failnf NP-
tain. The actual writing Mr. Piucro accom-
plishes as a rule with extraordinary rapidity,
scarcely putting the pen from his hand until
it istlniabed. The longest of all his plays,
“lords and Commons.” was written indesa
than a fortnight. “The Money Spinner" he
wrote in less than a week and a day.
Richard Henry Stoddard, the venerable,
gray haired 110st, whose songs in the autumn
of life have all the mellow beauty of his
ripened genius, is gentle and gait-mus almost
to a fault. 110 goes the even tenor of his way
from day to day, and for oneso far advanced
in years he does an extraordinary amount of
literary work. When a young man he met
the poet. 1’00 and submitted a poem for his
prose]. The author of "The Raven" hap-
pened to he in one of his unfortunate moods
and roundly accused the young hard of willful
and premalitatcd plagiarism. When be than
covered his unjust cccumtion he sent for
Stoddard, and from that time they were
friends. Mr. Stoddard laamsidcrcd by many
a severe critic, but he says his aim is to be
ary" set, that trims out the namby pcmby
hooks, never meet with any recognition from
him whatever. One of his most ardent ad-
mirers is John Boyle O‘Reilly, who never
visits the city without seeing or asking about
the “grand old troubadour,” as he calls him.
For Sale.
20 BARRELS of hand-pickul winter a )1!" ands
carpenter's tool (beet. Apply to . E. Par—
sons, Elm Grove, 1’. O. Box 135. no. Somalk. n43.3t
Money Found.
ASE)! of money. Inquircof ‘
‘ n6 3!. l". A. TOLLE3.
Worried.
ASHAR‘I‘. active young man, of and habits. to
make himlf generally in a country
store. Hurt come well recommended. #1 fly to
115 if 11. W. KEELIR, North 1 ton. Ct
Canary Bird Lost.
()3 Henry-street Wake-damam and green
canary, with two toes gone. A reward of
‘2 Mwill he paid for his return to W. S. Hartford's
store. in East Norwalk.
so..." To Let.
URS'ISIIKD ROOMS to lot with or without
boom. Address 1’. 0. BOX 147. '
cc 6 if - South 2i
orwalk.
llorsc For Sale.
GOOD work horse will he sold chug for want of
use. Inquire of P. s "‘11.
n'l Washington Ilarket.
Gun Wanted.
\SECOXD hand breech loading, to bore gun
I wanted. Address, BOXII).
....‘t‘fifi. _ ..-. W WWWW’E‘! Selfish.
How Is the Time.
I HAVE your orders for the Holidays. Portraits
.1 in Oil, Patel and Crayon. Paste s a specialty.
A duct ‘rayon for .10. D. G. 00058. Stamford.
Fruits and Contcclloncry.
A. HAVILAND, No. :5 Iain Street, have on.
. keeps a choicestcck of fruit and conical on
cry and invites a share of your pannnage. cell 1111
oysters.
nosldairi oysters opened fret-h dull can
pmtilrc this:g of RJ. (31:75th I
or! if Foot of Raymond St.
Factory To Let.
HWY-emissdforthclmt three year!
T by the South Norwalk llat lunfacturing
(Damper: . Supplied with an by" titular; mic
able orhat manufacturingcr ct manufacturing
balloon. Apply to JOHN B. KNAI’P,
If! If South Nawalk, Conn.
'1‘!!! Store and Hanan in the Library Building.
'l'oa nthfactory tenant that will take charge
oftthibrarythc-tornwill belcntcd on vcryrca—
non-lilo terms. [wit]! of ‘
out if . ' AYLOB 1 001.1)“, Agents.
Bulldlnx Lot For Sale.
016 the west side of Kain street, in the neighbor-
hood of the I Burundi. sire of
TA [.011 & LDRN,
Baal link-ad Imam Agate], Wadiugtontt.
onions Ave., East Norivallr.
'I‘BRII desirable and phalant residence for
‘ sale. Manuals-adrenal.”
. fimwunvwsnoo Ix.
Wuhlnetcnsthfl '
Look, Horses.
, 1 have a lot of
Good Horses For Sale Cheap.
Any Price You Want.
I. ll. PARSONS.
Black-ids Block hm.
1132'
amok. Undorllll
[Snowintownssililg Household ties for
its: “Who"“m ..u A?
16‘ ruiond at, city. will tf
T0 was comssionm or “me1113
COUNTY. ,
'l'hanndcrsinncdherc ice for .a license to
sch—Bpirltilolll and magmiwirg “quota,—
urmnt toths laws of this State now in force re
l tothcmia of intoxicating ll cars, at the
who;
foot of Bavlland and on ctcr street, in
town of Norwalk.clty of South Ilcrwalkfin
mldccuat .
PATRICK OOBOOBAN.
0' ”mm, ”VJ? NOE
nasty} rcrtl , -
.th’lt 11.1.
been-ablati-
Wellucsilny and Thursday.
Nov. 7th and 8th.
thocapltal. Mr. Allen thereupon lseized his -
GREEN’S
811111111 111111011.
‘- ARD—
Full Dress Band
The beat minsiml organization traveling. [lave
shown before the crowned heads of luff)”.
Everything First Class.
PRICES, 25, 35 and 50:. _
33'6th pictorial: and small bills. as It
NORWAL—K OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY NOV. 12th.
A Positive and Pronounced Attraction.
The Young and Beautiful Emotional Actrcm,
Blanche Cu rliSse,
Air The Adventuress,
With the l‘.‘lml‘ magnificent costumes as worn by
l." in .‘t‘W York City. and supported bythe
Same Great New York Company,
in the heat and purest American play,
ONLY A
Farmer’s Daughter:
As played over 250 nichis in New York City and 10
rslcoerlvc year:- before the public.
THE GREATEST LIVING CHILD ACI'IIES,
”LaPetite Beauty,” as Little Nellie.
Seats now on sale at Plaiatcd's.
Progressive, ‘
...... P1111111,
‘ Ellllllll.
A Purely Mutual Tonline.
'l'li‘llil’lllii
As Operated by the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,"
137 Broadway, New York,
Presents the most at-
tractive and popular
system ofLife In-
surance now in
vogue.
Pl‘lllllllllll 111‘ 1011‘ Full-4
After Death. A‘ ‘
Divide‘ndd During Life.
Large Returns.
Safe, Equitable, Sure
A Gaol! Investment.
F; A-HAM-ILTON,
neutrino. ans", ,, i. a _
SOUTH INORWALK. CONN.
liiiiill Pliiiiiaiiliii liililiii
School of Shorthand, Typewriting
and Business'Corrcspondence,
Opens Wednesday Sept. 10th,
in strains, omen.
51 Atlantic Street, Stanford, Conn.
Th School will beandcrthcpci'sotul
and limit-neg; tilt I119. I. A“! ’a .
sci an s nmmnagar as?
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munch abdflpractical knowledge of mind
Writing. with a view of becoming court
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time. [individualist-tract ,aocla-wcrk.‘ '
"Trauma mated to good parts: palm
Instructions by Iran a Specialty. ‘
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durum l .l.A. 111111..
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