l
Some Killed by Jumping, Oth-
ers Burned.
(‘ATAS'I‘IIOI’IIH AT RDI‘IIESTEII.
Milly \I‘orkmen Cut till‘ from ISM-ape in
a Six Story Handing—Only Fourteen
Known to Have Recalled—[Jet of Killod.
.‘lliuliig and Injured.
llm'nvarvu, N. Y., Nov. lit—Tho most,
disastrozii and fatal fire that ha- happened
in thia city for many years occurred last
evening. and the him of life is expected to
reach between fifty and sixty persona A
general alarm was sounded at 7:30 o‘clock,
on line being dimweml in the. packing room
of the ltd-buster 31min grunge and lantern
thrlta. an important factory employing a
large number of men. 80 buy has the
factory been lately, the men have been
working night and day to catch up on union.
The locality where the fire occurred in re-
garded as winewhat dangerous. and when
the report got abroad that the lanteni works
and the cotton factory in the vicinity were
on fire them was intense exciteniaat allover
tho city, which was increased when at 9
o‘clock the rumor got abroad that a largo
number of men had helm killed .1
The building to which the lire was mn-
flucd was six stories high. About sixty men
were working on the three upper floors. and
as mm as they found there was fire under
neatli them they began to leap from the win-
dows, ignoring the tire escapes, with bal-
conim that were ready for them on the south
side of the building. In these leaps quite a
number of men were injured, many of them
so seriously that they will probably die. By
9 o'clock the building was entirely destroyed.
Five men were taken out dead. sixteen eeri-
ously injured, fourteen were entirely safe,
and the rest unaccounted for, of whom quite
a number are unknown by name.
The sonnet-at theflirc were heartrcnding.
and prominent among those who were prize
out after the tire were three priests in their
xunilices, who administered spiritual com-
fort to them who were in a dying condition.
The factory was built on the high bank
on the \vcst side of the (team!) river, and
was ii dillicnlt one for the firemen to get at,
owing to one side being entirely closed to
them.
TWO buildings that were in grain danger
for a long time were the Rochester cotton
factory and William (it Iloyt's shoe factory,
but both of these buildings were saved from
destruction, the only damage done to them
being by smoke and water.
Following isa l'mt of the casualties so far as
learned:
Killed: John Gall, foreman;Joscph Dnnzer,
jumped from sixth floor and picked up dead;
Henry Snyder, burned internally: Frank A.
Ochs, and Jon-pl: Webbcr.
The injured are: F rank Siddons, both legs
and back broken, will probably die; Jacob
Diehl, night \vatcbiimn, humid internally
and prmtrated by shock: John Devlin, left
leg and wrist injured And these more or
less burned and bruised: Richard l’arce.
John Grocnauei', William Devlin, Frank
Frocdlin, S. liurkhard, Oscar Knotts, Joseph
Burkhnrd. Charles Uiehl, G. Kippert, Stephen
I-‘orbts, John lirccnmicr (st-cimd by that
name), Con. IIollernii, John Ball.
Those known to be mi'wing are Thomas
Mathias, S. Robbins, Charles ll'eber, John
Miller, Patrick Cosgrovc, Richard Cannon,
G. Watt/era, Charles Smith, Robert I’i‘iol,
Frank Blemish and Alfred Cannon. Theae
are known by name to be missing, but until
the booka are examined it will not be pouuble
to tell who were actually at work.
Among those saved was John I’iatte, who
amped by sliding from the sixth floor. He
mys there were thirty persons at work‘on
that floor, and three were saved—Itobcrt and
Horatio Hall and Joseph Smith. Platte
thinks that about ten others exalted with
him.
The lantern works, with stock and run-
chinery, is a total loss, estimated at about
9235,01). The insurance is $179,000.
The cause of the fire isamyatery. The "
men want to work after supper, and all
seemed to be right then. Soon afterward
Jacob Diehl, the watchman, while making
his usual rounds, discovered flames making
their way up through the floor. He had
barely timotogive the alarm when he was
surrounded by the flames, but he succeeded
in making the danger known to the men on
thefourth, fifth and sixth floors. Tingle at
mreahzed their position and made their
way from the building, but. before they all
got out the vtructurc was a sci-thing mam of
fire.
There was not the slightest chance of (as.
cape by the usual doors of exit, and the win-
dows were utilized for the purpose. The ma-
‘ jority of the workmen lost their heads and
began to jump, instead of using the tire lad-
dots that were attached to the building. As
soon as the'ruins are sufficiently cool work
will be begun of searching for bodiea The
streets were crowded with people during the
prom of the fire, anxious for their friends
and acquaintances They stood through the
heavy rain which fell constantly during the
evening, and watched the operations of the
firemen, who did excellent work in saving
the adjoining factories, but were too late to
' be of use in the lantern works.
——-—————-———I—.
Promise Fulfilled.
Santos, Pia, Nov. 10. — Notices were
posted yesterday through the iron works of
I’. L Kimberly K: Co., the largest in the
Slicnango valley, notifying the laborers em-
ployed at these works of an advance of ten
cents per day. This is in accordance with an
arrangement made by Mr. Kimberly with
his men that in the event of Harrison‘s elec-
tion he would advance their wages. The
Wheeler Furnace company also gives notice
of a similar advance. 'l‘o-day the iron work-
erahave an or roast, and the day will be
given up to jollification.
Mb. Cleveland Cheerful.
Wasnmerox, Nov. 10.-—Senator German,
of Maryland; who took an active part in the
t of the Democratic campai
viaited President Cleveland at the White
House and had a long conversation with him.
Senator German afterward said that he was
surprised to find the president in such apparg,
out good humor over his) defeat. The past.
dent had no fault to find with the conduct of
the campaign He seemed to think that the
people did not fully grasp the situation so far
u the reduction of the tart! was concerned.
O... J. Bowman Swen-er Dead.
Prrrsnimo. Nov. 10.-Gen. J. Bowman
Sweitaer died after a brief illness in this city.
Gui. Bweltrer served with distinction during
the late war, war favorably known as an at—
tor-nay of exceptional ability and for many
years held the paltlon of protiionotary of
the supreme court of Pennsylvania He
leaves a widow and three children.
Powderly a Candidate for Detection.
Bananas, Pa, Nov. 10.-The Truth. in ‘
mohmmyumfl
will”, to convene at Indianapolis
day mye'f‘. V. Poverty will not aeolian
a.
WHAT MADE THE WATER BAD.
find Iliirdereee I'm) a timer-vole ac D
Depoutory for Oerpare.
Mosrnun. Nov. lit—A mini diapatch
from St. Ambroim de la dunno lat-title, a
tow“ ten miim below Quebec. iiays that win-
plaintaliad been mule molly «oncoming
the condltiou of the city roaorvolr water, and
lhoauthoritim finally meoived to empty the
water works to find out the cause. The task
we! «numerical a few days ago, and when
completed, to the great Iatoniahmoat of the
engineer and workmen, the remains of eleven
children were tIIIK‘UYllI'llII at the bottom of the
Nix‘l'l'till‘. in an advanoiai state of decompo-
litiun.
The authoritlee of the locality, who have
been apprise! of the facts, are ata love to
know who are the northern or who the au-
there of the murders, me the inquest Iltltl re»
vealed that every one of the children had
iwn born alive and had breathed for wwml
hours iit least. The pollen .uspec: certain
factory girls, but “th! not tlzl yet eutllcieut
prmf to umkoaciear calm against any one
of tin-in.
OUR NATIONAL GUARD.
!
AdJl. lieu. Drum Coinptliiii-iits It» Preheat
Organization and Make- some Valuable
Suggcatlouawl'nlform Arms and She".
\l'asuixo’ros, Nov. lit—In li’oi annual re-
port Ailjt. Gen. Drum inakesa statemimt of
the details made of regular army olllcem to in-
spect state militia encninpincnts and tho [1*
ports of these inspecting officers. Upon this
subject he says:
“The presence at the wveml state encamp-
mentaofmembersof over sixty regiments,
ten independent battalions and twenty troops
of cavalry or batteries of artillery, repre-
senting from 70 to 75 per cent. of the total
strength of those organizations, evidences
marked interest and steadily increasing up»
prociationof the value of a ‘wcll rcgulatul
inilitia’aathe main reliance of a free people
for national defense. The regularly organized
and uiiifornml active iuilitiaof thewvcral
states, which in 1w) aggmgatcd M339,
macho! 92,734 in 18%, increased to 115$? in
the following year, and July 2. in». repm
ecntcd an available force of 100,5” men.
"A careful lxirusai of these reportsleads
me to make the following remarks and sug-
gestions: The pcrmnncl of tho inspected or-
ganimtiom i- excellent, and no better mn‘
tcrinl could bi- found nnythre to make good
soldiers. 'I‘hn officers are generally intelligent
and fairly up in tactical knowledge, while
a general desire is shown to learn. Drill and
discipline, gcncrzilly fair, in some instances
excellent: armv and t’vllilpIIIBIIL-i. except in
few imtanccs, good, but not of uniform pat—
tern~a very serious defect with regard to
arms, but which it in confidently expected
will be rcnirdiwl iutlm near future, conse—
quent on the largely iiicreusoal appropria-
tions by congiws. Much attention should
be given to company and Imitation
skirmish drills illltl'lUtISIy impracticable
except at camps). us, while moveiiieiita
in names will of name be always required
in active service, beyond the range of
inusketry, the battles of the future will be
fought necessarily in open order formation
For the greater comfort of ' the men in drill-
ing and marching. it would be well if a suit
able shoe, of uniform pattern, were made
part of the equipment, to be wom only
when on military service. Instruction in
military signaling should be made a part of
the education of thi- trr-ope. .-\ knowledge
of the code and agent the flag is casyof
attainment, and the instruction of a small
squad—qty two iioimunmiauionml officers
and four privates—in each company would
prove of much practical advantage. In
small ciicatnpineiits it is sugzoswl that two
guard; mounting daily (twelve hours each)
would afford greater opportunity for III'
struction in this important duty. Witha
view to tha lruulh in cariip torturing; the
largt’fit measure of benefit from the prmrnm
”Uh-at of ollivcrs of the regular army av in-
#1110105, I be; t i recommend that for large
cm-amptnents future domils provide any
unit-er to act as assistant nuljutarit general to
lllr! mainland and one to l‘Ifl'I] rq;iim:n‘.."‘
('mn-d by lei'tlnn Excitement.
Sr. Lung, Nov. ’:|I.~Siorri.~o:i I’vl‘llb’ilnw.
the manager of fie-agn- (fastienian's «naturism
in the Tenth congressional district, and
Charles I). iirockuuxzi, a saloon keeper, have
gone crazy in Cflllritflilli’l'lll.’ of the election ex-
citement. ltcnshaw win fn‘irineriy a new&
”up”. reporter. and Is a well known man
about town The doctors say hawill recover
by awful naming. Ills wife, who is on a
visit in New York. was telegraphed to come
home. Brockiuaii's case is more scrim, and
he we: sent to the insane asylum.
(“onto-ed and surrendered.‘
Caveman, 0., Nov. ill—Another mim-
tion has baa-nereated in businew and political
circles here. i". II. Bragging, chairmano!
the Republican wunty neutral committee,
and at one time an associate editor of the
Cleveland leader. surrendered himself to the
sheriffs and confessed that be forged er
Mayor Rose's name to notes aggregating
$6,000 to $7,000. Several banks miller.
[tabbed the Stage Single Handed.
Dowsrnvitnz, Cal, Nov. 10.—The down
stage was "held up” by a masked highway;
man, and the express box, containing bullion
and coin amounting to about $2,500, was
rifled of its mntcnta The mail bags were
not found
CONDENSED NEWS. ‘
Hon, \V. II. Barnum, who is ill at his home
in New Haven, is improving.
Duncan Rim defeated 11. M. Dufur in a
wrestling match at Iliston.
, Steve Brodie eclipsed all his previous feats
Friday morning, by jumping 2i;I feet from
the new l’onghkeopaic bridge. ll.» had a nar-
row use-ripe, and was so scared that he says he
will now go out of the business.
Congressman llunter, Republican, of the
Ninth Kentucky district, asserts that Goul—
iiight was chosm by fraud He will contact
the election . .
The dye house of the Turkey red company
at Bellefont. ,R. 1., was «Iuitroyed by fire.
14:55, $25,000. Two men were injured by
falling bricks. .
Chairman llunter. of the Democratic com-
mittee of Iowa, arrested for bribery, has
waived examination and given bond for bk
appearance. .
In a quarrel at lilillbank, D. T., Charles W.
Bhutto, a prominent business man, shot and
killed Richard .‘iIt-Xabb. a farm hand.
In a mllhiion on the /Ba.ltimor.- and Ohio
railroad at Claypinl John Doyle, Andrew
Dennis m and two brakemen were killed
MlL‘llut‘I Kiionn, in jurud in the boiler explo-
sion at Muenster, Pa, Wednesday, died,
making the second death from the accident.
The window glam works at Wallaboro, Pt,
wince burial. I“, $130M”.
The Albany academy was damaged snow
by fire Thurlday night.
Heinrich ven ‘Bamburgc. the distinguished
Austrian physician, in dead, aged on.
Auctionofthewnilolflt. Mary’eln-
Irmary,8t.lmie.teli, hutnooaewae
W“ Him-art dune-dc th
detai- ot M m. h a ml
m.
SOUTH N ORWALK EVENING
la Think: the Ill-talent of tiackvllte
Wu Not. Approved by the People-
Iloanos. Nov. to. who!“ Rallihury, «wak-
tag at the gulldhail lint night,on timiicca-
aiou of the lord iuayur’u banquet, mid he was
prepareal to deny that the government
yielded to lltl opponent» on aiiyquimtiuiiof
policy. It llllll never been more confident of
Illf‘fltl\‘flllf‘l‘illt‘lll of its whey, and he hon—
eatiy lmllcved that that policy could be ex-
ecutod. England. he mid, hail perimleuo-
tioedthe lxtltlllxtl’ inatittitiuna whichexiated
Wt'oIWflI'II. The events in Aiiivt'lcn would
add more to the libtory of cim-tionoerlng
than to the history of politimi. llaughtor.)
If there met any minplaint against the
rillllt'illit'll at Waahilmten. it. did not involve
the two nations, ailll'" the action of the
\l'indiiiilrtou ntateu'meii had not apparently
lawn i'zitiilnciidi-d by or rec-ivol tliv approval
oltlio American lruplx'.
'I‘hc gen-‘ruiuont laid done Illlil'll. lin raid,
to ri-atore the financial equilibrium In Egypt,
but the security of thi- fruuticr we. still un-
anhievial. Fm: great pun-rs maintained
i'.’,tllI,UIIi of armed men. That fact did not
strum-at that England ought to diiiiimilli her
malidence in the maintenance of peace, but.
amid hllf‘ll preparation England must not re-
main nupniparevl. If England‘s commercial
community felt that England) porrer to pro-
tect them was IIllillIIlL'll'lll, tiiciryirror there-
at would cause a greater loss to the country
than would any exlrsiiditum to maintain
confidence.
BATHED m” H‘ER BLOOD. "
A Young Squaw sacrificed at an Inilian'l
Drunken tlrglr.
ilnnwixu. .‘ilinn., Nov. til-The old Win—
ncluigo Indian tribe, which formerly wan not»
tied on Ilm Winnebago reservation. near
'I'rcinplcan, We», Wm recently retrieved to
Sebraska, but about ill) of them remain in
Wisconsin. At the commencement of the
hunting damn every year it iii an old custom
to indulge in orgies to propitiateGilchcinaniv
ton and to procuri- a good mama‘s hunt.
While this was being doin- recently nevcral
old mendmw to one side, holding an ant-
mated v-oiivcmtioii. The hunting common had
been bad and something must be done to
propitiate the (treat Spirit.
Finally when all were intoxicated and
feverish with excitement a young buck, with
hialiunting knife in his hand, jumped into
the center of the ring of dancers. and seizing
a young girl by the- huir dragged lr-r‘into the
center andstablul her several times in the
lmraat, He then wetter! hi4 hand» in the
Howl which gushed from her wounds and
Hill-viral it over his face, as did several other:
John Walker, in i-ivilimd Indian, told
Squire Barclay, ofilnscity, of the murder.
and-although th young buck escaped. the
pdicv in all the allrrulttlfllllg towns have a
dlhtfrl'llli’" 07hr. Tin-old prejudice; against
the Indians i. gain being n'l-‘It‘ml.
a ".4!
Conflicting Explanations.
' Ibisrnx, Nov. ill—Tin,- Ilia-fut Sugar lit»
lincry at East lion'ton will shut down tn-
niglit for nihillvli‘iillllc [writ-I. .it tin-otlicc
of tlieconipriny it h stated that advantage
i-i taken of the p'riwnt small demand for
sugar to tcxnpirarily Clint! the Works for
repairs and uculul iiiiprovi-iin-nts that shall
increase the printout prmluction of the re-
fiiicry. (in tin: rnzirkrt it In reported the
shut lI')‘VI|"-l'.’\‘l niilcrvi bv the trust.
Four 3017 Mill» for fall River.
FALL Iiivizn. .‘viiioe, Not. l“.~Tfif' Fall
River Iron Work. company. which in now
ownwl ivy'tio- .‘iiovrimn I’rmting company,
pro]. 7.43:; to crew: at now four llt'W print civil!
lnilla, each of 40,5!!! nplmllm. which will
supply cloth for the Ann-ricaii Printing mm.
party. The print t’ivilll market in gv-val. and
largcanlcsof tilvit huh- bccn mali- during
[Ilt' “'tl'k at 2} il'rlti i'nlifa.
, i
)Ilncn "at of “'urk.
I’rrrsni'nn. .‘v'ov. iII.--~'I'hn rim mini-m any
ponz-d by \V. I. Scutt a: hip r-al iriiimon
the Pan Handle rural. who struck Friday,
will have to N'i‘li cniployun-ut elsewhere.
Mr. Scott has dwidwl to claw the mines for
the winter and to transfer all unfilled onion
to the Scott IIfH'O'II tinned, when- the men
are still at work, at IIlt' rate of u-t’.:iit_y'-fmir
mitts a ton.
Ilravy snow Monti In Kali-ac.
KASSAS CITY, Mm, .‘o'M'. Ills—Tho henvi
out snow storm ever known at thin mm of
the year began at 3: o'clock ymtmlay mom
ing and raged all day with unabated VI!)
lance. Reports from Kansas chow that the
storm is general all over tho Mate.
P
their Singura I'ialf-.
li'rraw, Stilt. lil.——-.\ii lithium-m man
jumped into thy river from I’rvai-v'f purl:
at Xiagara Falls, and was carried "in-r tii.
fella.
Airs. John A. Logan cIIiIIlIL'fi the agony im-
posed by the interviewer with more mm-
placcncy than any other woman in the United
States.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York flour: and Produce Marla!
Quotations.
er Yong, Sm: {bailout-y ['l-m-il at ‘5‘ [IV
cent. ’I’hehighflt rate was :1 pr-r i-rnt . lowmt
2 po-r t’r'l'tl. Exchangi- chm“ steady; [amt
rates. “Monti“: actual min-s. 489411.536” for
till days and -I.Wt.wg for demand. Govern-
ments. closed steady; currency is, 1'3 bid; 45.
coup. 1‘5‘3 hid: tugs. do, 1058;, bid.
I'm-silo raiirnad bonds cl-mml 3% follows: l'nimi
first», it 3 2/, t it; L'nioii land grants. rename: Union
niiikin: fumbx. ”911,122; Cciitrals. “flail“.
The stock market olwnnl dull and weak, and
declined I4. to $13 per cent. as coinpaml with the
last flaming. From the lowest prices there wan-
n-covi-ry inefun' l‘.‘ o'clock. I‘ricm, however,
again wigs-d. and at 1 o'clock were veryliuk
alwv-tlwluiuwt. In the but hour the market
raliiul from ‘.‘, to 3; per c--nt.. closing ctr-adieu
"the vulva fur thr- day amounted to 137.910 sham.
General Marketa.
.\’r.w Your. Nov. 9.~ FLOUR—Chm! may;
winh-rv. -:it o-ztra, 83.5«17: Minnesota extra,
5:1 $315.15: city mill extras, sarcasm, for Wm
Iiidiws. Southern flour closed dull at scanner:
for trade and family extras.
“’IIEAT "Options clonal strong at an advance
of 3.43:.
No, 1 red a; flake-nut red, LR: No. 2 red.8I.18;
X... t “ltllr‘ hitllt‘. sun; No. 2 red winter. Not,
~.. lac. sting; do.. Jain, 5114?; do.,
. * - is; .
(it ill}; ~-0ptinm closed strong in sympathy
with win-at. Spot lots clowltlrm. Spot mlesol
So. :3 mixed at hill/3.53%?” do.. Sim. afific.;do..
Doc” alau'J lItl.. .IIlIi.. 15% '.: am, May. 45,“.
n.\'l's-—uptinns elm-d quiet and firmer. Spot
Ii‘vtsttliN‘tI he. higher. Spot sales of So. 1 white
Male at did-4e: .\'o. 2iln.. Wichita-g Sol mixed,
aim: .\’o. 2 do,, film-.Ifllc; No. 2 ialxal. Nov.
3035,32 do.. ”it. tithing do , Jam. 32.5513
Ri’ll—«ttrm. Ween-m. mafia: Estate. name.
HARLEY -Steady: X0, 1 Cumin. 986.: .30. S
extra. mainly}; No. 4 round state. Elaine. ; No.
:2 (10.. meiotic. .
Lani) —- Fiat; Not, ”AS: Dec, Slim”;
Jam. seam.” )
BUilAll-—I’.aw firm. with a fair demand; fair
refiningniitfls 1461;; centrifugal m tcia. 6c. lb
third steady: cut. leaf and emitted. 8c; entree
and pardons. Tide; granulated. 73“.; can.
fectlorieni‘ A. 7593.; coffee A xtandlrd. 7a.: Mu
of! A. 629.: white extra C. lilac. ; extra C, W;
C, tilde. : yellow. can I-Ik.
llll'l’l'ltll—w Quiet; state era-mam min:
I'm 1mm
“ cmm; Ohio fiat. Millie.
“W4 '8‘!" a”.
Jen-annua-
;; II‘
I
5;»: lots closed miner. Spot eater ot.
gLEVEllllil's
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BIKING PIIWIIIN
IIIE I’lIIlEST Mill BEST
Iii made only of strictly
of tartar. etrietl pure bicarbonate of
soda. and a aural portion of flour as a
preservative. nothing elm whali'wl'. and
is warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia, phmipbalen. lime. and all the
n-Itillt't'ntltu frequently found in linkitn:
powdeou. The character of materials
inn-d. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. render (.‘Ieveland'u Mllml'lltl’
baking powder thermal healthful and mm!
economical in urm, aml it alwayn affords
wbolcminc. nutritious, and delicious food.
It in rwomineniled for purity. healthful—
acau and efficiency by Government and
Htate ehelniutn. clicmiata of Bonnie of
Health. and prof-moors in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
ji Sold only in cans, full tonight.
I (‘i.nvir.i..i.vn Ilmrf'llillr', .mev. N. Y.
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ghllerllimii
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l "are now In Itork a full line of
'Ladies’ and Misses’
E WINTER GLNIKS.
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, We inviti- all who intend buying an tlutrnlc tier
: meat. of an y III'HLHPUHD in
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Main suns,
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Neils, Fill, Oysters,
jiruitiglentallss, Paulie, Eli:
I tlt‘ .tll liimls la ’llirir some. 7
AT wuousut AND Bruit.
l. novnm‘v.
IresiiHerring!
Wear-mohair mam Illéltitlxt‘. in mm of
palm-rura- wanna they are manila-hie of a
v nmrlty mthia country. and jun an did-treat fro.
the hearing karma to our can». at our ad ifl'
lttt'
aFin tacit they are like ”idiom, bar are not in MI.
Seed no preparation; all ready to be calm. are v
hearty fwd aim, and but a ”marketer elm fm
ram. “1’ ecndtliciiiimicoaucat that lhcy will
place.
TRY THE E
GINNGI] FRESH +llllING!
l'i Ice 15:. a can or 6 (fairs for 75¢.
We aim are pewter! with large stock: of I
New Canned Tomatoes, Carri,
. finccotaah, Lima Beam.
Salmon, Lobster, Pear,
Plums, Pumpkin
Which are willlet loot-e at pricce that place the
public,
Call and See.
Years to Command, ‘
min & Giuliani
mm
.. a
"int ,2...
1870 I0 18..-
Ofllces, 430 Main Street.
IIIIMBI’ORT. CONN.
mar momma-unitar-
311-.” .0 w ‘3
%X%e%
SENTINEL.
pure grape cream a
. . as Waelifnaton Street.
ll. v. i.
Jul a.“
little rm. caviar h
Llama. $1 . Hindu. on x
it.” " mm. 0.31 " m.
a: " we it.“ " rm
. II F I . O. m‘
we " frigid. 9.16 " hulls
.266 “ Wells. 10.“ Moon
Hall " la. 13.139... Ix.
1i: .. “m'n'gd‘l’r "3 1' ll 'mm‘w
' " . ‘ er.
Mil " Amen. 3.07 “ Irrelh
10.11! " 3;. Lil " lions. Ix.
I13 " lfluailx. t: " W.“
' .ia.. tween. " aux. x.
imp" 80.8.09 5.80 " mm.
2.41 “ Learn. “8 " Local Ext-reel
All " mm. 7.21 " Bridgd'pt are.
6J5 " Aurora. 84» " Mann.
5.1;; " hymn. lift! " from.“ M
t In all”. ' an “.m. I '
7.0) " anemia. 12."! "u Benton 3:.
ll." “ ' I . filtrate.
10.16 “ hem w 7.. " Armin.
U. H Warti‘ton In. 9.11" Amnn
human. Mt ll-I'L Amer“
9.15 Accent.
is.“ lam arrow.
7.‘ ” brailxp.
m “ lantern.
‘l‘ral-e Loavo Itaat Korwaik.
”that VI". some tuna
no: a. In. t...“ a. m.
6.565 “ Mitt "
7J9 " HT pin
11.!” “ . or: ’-
11.“ “ E 36.25 "
3.” fit”. '. lerI "
5J0 " l
0.07 " i
(LI. amen. ".1'. Human»
lira. Para. Ax‘t
ll OI'SA'I‘DNIC it.“ LIlDA Il.
DANISH!" a SOBWA LK DIVISION.
Corrected Auzim out. tilts.
Pmn‘ol' Trains.
SOU'I‘II.
hr. Namath. Lv. So. Namath. Ar. Wilma I'oin
Tatum. Thoma. “Rain.
8 l? " P926 " ’93:: "
"’53 u x‘; g .r 10“," u
l2. . in. . in. l l . in.
, 3, 9.. a P. ,5 9..
full! " ltxed (:50 " Illa! 7w ”I'x'd
a": .. .. ”m .. .. ,4 p, .. ..
“7 .. .. w“ .. .. mm .. ..
N()It'l'l I.
Lv. Wilma Point hr. :50. Non-iii. Aintlorwalk
lift a. in. limi Hoe. m. )l'x'd 2 tollnd
. .. n g, .. .. ,i w ..
62!. '
“5 t' 9H " titled».
12 01 " 12 Lip. m 12 ill p‘. In.
2.7. " Mixrd It 0’: " Mite-l fl ll izeit
4 2'." p. in. f. In " f. if. p, m.
5 '0 " i; z, '- I. in! "
7 'i'. “
tutu " 3n:- t w l: ”mini toultixed
ri'smv.
'JilllJll 915nm.
5:2. p m, hwy tn 0; {.7 "
W. Ii. Mans-as. Vice Pm» and (isn't Managua
P. If. l'niia. finin‘filjrntlefll.
.l. T. Plait. “email Tutu-i Axe-at.
Illilfit'l'f)! It‘ ”I "SIDS.
April 2.5. I“.
I‘m: Ilmtgtpmt for l’ittetlild
7.10 a. in. arrmnrno'n
,
10,25) ;-._ia. Hind amour nu.
4.32 " um TMIJII.
5150 “ acmmmo'a
q_” u u
’Ooaoniy ae far an 32": ltilford
WI. ll. Manama. Vice l’mv’i 1 our: Mul'u'r
'. . Luis, Supt
J. 'I'. has. (hit. mm .tqt.. Bridget-munch
(our in and «in min new etylai of
Wall E Papers.
.._.. .. ...
Ne trouble to show goiulv.
‘ 0.0 .
I-‘iiii- tliltv 25 and till cents
double roll.
. -._ ‘1' .....
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Stare.
ls North Main street.
SOUTH NOfiWALK.
ELEG’I‘NIGWGIS LIGHTING
All puma: building new hmchottld have them
win-d Mom- plane-ring for thi- mat modem mo»
imam. Any has»: may be tin-batty lighted by
not touch of flu: minimal at [ht intent: or ball.
All danger from their-r of marine i! thcnhy dim!
may.
BUBGLAB ALARMS
Vl'hicrhbgat the and ring an aarm lb" imam
:ldtlv'l are im. w I! diatnrbul. IIL'IttfulJllfIifs
I” W 155““.8.
Electric lloor Bells
The Mil reliable dam-hell. and one which lo
M. maimoatofordn. Price from 9:!
upward.
none-rate Winiso.
In lobbied MW without a wire left in light
or a match an waidwork. bum-in given. Call
and at working tempted.
Jackson Bros
Awmn’s Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
. . M . mm... .-_...m~—.....——.—~_—.—.i_
Nl "Gilllllll'l
(Inc Qualllyr—le Beet.
liter. Veal, lamb. 'liiitoa, Paris-it and Pie-ti.
‘mrielt Bat. scrotal Tongue. llama.
Stamina», Beam. Frank
forte. Kit.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
cmmssmn
JUST RECEIVED A 1.01' 0'
CHOICE LEMOHS
which we shall cell at is can! dean. Also the
Photo Brand chum: River Salmon
amt-perm.
DANIEL L’IIDMMEDIEU
‘Waalsllgtan Street Bridge.
J .H Klinefeltiir,
DIAL“ III
hats, in liars:
Vegetables, Fruits,
nanny Goons. tire
mm 1 moo
am... .
a. ll avian-ran,
Wail!“ I). O. ‘
'l'ea year-Iii Ultidflateehtaaton‘
“w Guide to trunnion mallet tree.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLIGIST.
MAIN STREET. ”OUT“ NURWALK
J'- T- EVA".
3.
line irliaeed the aria-iv:- right for Form:
and nib Hawaii to are the [hand metric
Vibrator. and extracll teeth Ilihtlllldcpln, and true
of any mm c rge Want in Malta
mentally. mike. mldcnrcadlomlnx Methodist
W.Nerwatk.u. Open neuter, mm
11.8. panels, 7
J EWE L E R.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
I’iiie Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments and Headliner
Doom buy-Immanuel or Ifculetoac from any
h, bingo direct to the chow rim of
. W. Barre, Water street, Norwalk and retort one
all complete and you will not he div-appointed in in
appearance Ibra'er in all kind; of ”Milling Italic
and cemetery work.
, . 1 ..
I). “ o .l’lt'l‘l'Aa. o
Glam
i
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life I arnraare if".
Farmers 1mm and 'I'rn-r! Co.
JarvievCaiiklin Mortgage Trust ('0.
Fire, Life, Archie-at. and Plate Glam
Insurance.
TAYLOR k ODIJDIZX. Ag“.
Hui F’taunl: Invariance Actor y, ileum firewalls,
Carin.
Jacob M. Layton,
Kati Zetatt: and lions: Axon;
General Insurance A gent-y
rite, Life and Accident.
Ocaa Swamehip mam—Cabin and income.
brain for one 2 and anemic and Itmy (Men to
all parts of Europe.
mm Public Acknowledgementa rum.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage (tucked
in Destination.
or. Wynnztoa tit, :8ch door to Paulina.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
BEE HIVE.
lutlllll3’ ran ovary iiisise um.
(i Oto the Bee Ilivc when you are 11% or dry.
I for you can zi-t a gm! mean- in or lunch
at all bonus at prim m that on can afford if and
to again Our drink: are m. CM”: and little,
ctthcrhot «cold. all kinda 0! Tent mace Irrialtp,
Alro Table heather m and wine by the
dayw-e‘. (known-lat yawn-Ilium u to
jflfl like blunt and we will try and make on feet at
anima- Rnpcttfntly, ‘ 'IIII': BE llIVl
(If 3m
Insure Your Life
(in the Endowment Plan.
A man at mint} would "variably and {entrance
for twenty or twraty’tive yearn, but berm he
Fllwlm ink-.11. it updating the libel:- life time.
“E: h" over :1 int handful chance: in a (tum-midi of
living more than tweet year: and nearly eight
hartdrcdina demand Ilvlfltl twenty-live can»
mariachi: m are to bright. he: anon d not
neglect tnpmvtr .for the chance: at dying—«him
m- minim-airy nonmem— by a liberal ineniauce
”MW” issue: is run
CONNECTICUT CEIERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
”I? I‘IAB’I'POKD. '
S. s. L'IIOMDIEDIZII.
' South Kuwait.
GILBERT M. BITCH,
“I .. -17. .3351.“
Every and Peer!
wrirwica noun,
Home: (outfall! m.
Carrion-at Win-ecu“!
ruid'l’nrmuu
Talent-mm.
CANBIES
Of all kind; Vim mu
BAISEI‘tY!
coaxecoms. clinch-ovum; fail meow
incur of mammal candy.
Lanna-a DWI.
Sty-i:
_L
GIBBIIGE Iillli
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
swan l. -, BUSHNELL,
. Wane Retail [blur in
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
m'aurlufloudm
mzmnmr.
”x43 'mgm'nuog'.” I” '
“Wake-telnet, Mar nail,
a. li. LTfiii an
noawmwhfirza;
»
l
I
aard- it for thalamus no manna way he mould 84.
hirsJohn Holland ‘
arr-mum”. “'“M
‘ flammcmumwtum
. may. If
”MIG
Lobatore, Oiame,
Fresh and Sailfish,
SCALLow-i-t.
NEW murmur «root’s,
, taren'rnn enact-:3.
FLORIDA ORANGES
Whelmle and Retail.
am a. zaturr.
WW“.
F. H. NISIIG BIN].
unly agent» for c.7y and launch it! flir-
“Great union" all “Halal!”
Heaters.
'l'hm "mm are ruel'nt by Mac and euro in
the head of the bet for maturity. claret...:ty and
cthmnq; m Irlf»rimhlw and «any Wat
We have on head a an: ll“ of
RANGES,
Ken and We: (irate.
“10035111” ASID I'IAIS Hull,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
MLtTI'I. T15 and IRDK WARE
Janirr ctrntfmtn the (utility “the :mm W
.16 .
r. H. His}: 55330
H.“ 3. R000,
Watches,
Jewelry,
«Mirr—
S11verware.
Special titanium put to the "gait.“ of Lot
earth's-ad lewulry.
33 Slain Street.
SEWERWS!’
i='. )1. PIERCE
, cumin ni
SKGWIBII l’hl’i‘l
um
General Sewer Contractor
in 9“;in to main» enemy-.4.” wzzb atom can
pipe- in (his! city on the not: IaV'WLfixtfm‘.
} mm a invading romance! with the recently laid
ml." to lhza my will and It so their advance to
an an m. m
r . M- 1’! 16'] (01*:
it»: 20. Math Swath“.
The Metropolitan’s Ilecord For I807:
(but it. amuse: of dummy, PM!» outta:
l3 ‘7. (in?)
flaw. in but!) define 9‘55. ”Mlfifiz.
that. in Fremont; Imam: daring mayhem:
If
ti»: 1:. lama-t Emmy» (from; :96, 87.59
3'.
l'mtx. in from Inmate rioting Wit. 117.1%.‘ifi23‘t
South" of [mil (".3sz ‘rt m kW.£.m¥.
saw-mt punt to rewrite fit annex IMF. $2,
mom; ,
Number of Podium in I'm», writ/Al,
Sew imam” written during fall:
(13le and Win for veracity of our) holders
ow: and than the rmvc ml :ml by kw, ll gm
cent um: al. mm lMliJlefi, gm: 1m to.
' Ana-rm: part by the Crmway m it: Your)»
wilder!- for (were. fit... mam minutiae, Mat
“mat invented new", “radiates.
loam] LEII’SIK.‘ 19131:.
.Ifrlfilfi M.
.itllli'ii it. reacts,
1..”th W. better in an kinder!
Gilli. ANN NNNN
Erick. Limo. Cement,
mac Stone. Etc.
Leliigh, backawanna, Mast
Mountain. Franklin, and
‘ll'ilkeiiharre Coats.
Ital ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard tom of Wuhington and Ila:-
ehall mum, Branch. other at Stilton
. Drul f-lton- Milli
F.
F.
. ‘ ' 3 '
FECHTER'S FAMOUS '
FAIBIGDN No.3
A NEW WWII!
now-airman will
mvmmhatrttm outfit “any
wu‘ Jim auteur-I'LL
Clean." mam p. m Inst
m and m
mammal] mane—IL
a." pat-ma ii II :- aha-st lull
.3 “mu-arms“
ta ' t. . '
Vern-uranium mm In Wig-film”!
Mo 7‘) m” We.
' Y . m1 5" an. M
once. in am“... an...
E O m “I. I!
‘ 1’ch with
..__. “mm“... .
anew. H. inns
I: now ready mils
Fall Samples
wt,“
Hellililll, lantern, Sills and
Bill lien Gillil
II FORTE!) BY
W. BeIIAIJIA&CO
lfullfllll'flll'l'.
SAOQUES AND COATS
UP THE LATEST mm.
..... «.— ..... ..
Alli-alum trimmed hum will no.- proiulaliy nun-«t
at mine 'urnrlau'ghl b, Body-port been.
MRS. W. H JARVIS.
m ”an: rum, south b'onraui
Willing Slalom!
PRINTED Oil ENGRAVED I
A stimulus-v
PRINTING [IN ALL
AT THE
Seated 9%:
Batch, Bailey & in.
”fin-.9...
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORH.
BASH, 31.13118,
HARD W001) W033.
UP ALI. IIIIi'Ilts.
cow-m
barge Stock of Columns
for Trimming
coo- ”~—
Plate and Sheet Glace.
Steam halving—I’laning,
and Turning.
Lenin Yard Mums rain/ml mm
a" .
till it in: critical! Sheet
Hiii'iaiiihl
important.
limo. lug, April are, t.
L r. I” if "m mum
1V0
(main! Mam-wit basalts: me la chute
"1" “1:.me .1... cm “’ n...
gm an: ’ratra. two
swam 8”:me tartan m’ . we.”
«name. kit t ‘ a finale. it I ”
girl; dfi thematiw for me. Q
.: Ymn Truly
! . .._. £0. m.
most M“
GEO. B. PLAIBTBD,
LllllES’i Gill
“:0 Your” Own Dycl-g,“ lame.
ywiil e . arc-old .
Clue. I’m-e 1.9%qu ”new”
fur mt. Brigham. Ami ta 1'
«for PM“ cm. or arr/fa! .
Mbummmzflmwsuubby
fluff» flamenmfieo, 3. mm
id. ly ‘
I I WILL PAY ‘7!!!
Highest Cash Price
”If
flags, lioness. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
wgflhwmmmmxfl them by reading”
tumult)! r-omroitrr,
worn rioiiwata.
J. Jr. Peckwell.
file-ea MWatertlt».
flatworm, - Conn.
”Mancunian-animals:
HARNESS
walkout-lath
mmfima‘mw
Harness, saddles, Halters, Stir-
ciiiglee, Collars, kc. '
Pine Harness To Order,
Aeam.uihenldaud.iihaelwtnk1. .
forléracof Whi 3mm ctr-ole,
m. feed maid-rams“ lien he.
The null] nu
“star ism—m
MEATS
SIKV'D I” 'I'III I I” In.
If on weat‘ the cm 1‘!
ill!!!”
3-. HAY”.
null or all no
enemas. mum .
mam - mac-wen.
.ethbeue ,
mewmruwmlalta-‘u y
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