roIIIIEnIv' i0 IHE was.
Annual Report
Heavily Loaded.
Illa Was
IN FAVOR 0F ONF. IAN I'Ollh‘ll.
131m Word: Aplnlt
(”lee-«Ila Defend- Ibu-
Fund-Indirect Shot at Ilarry~l'amlldatm
I0! I'Il' (lfllce III' Ilnldn.
lsnlaxamuw, Nov. ltl—I’nnderly and
Iiitchman have healed their dItfcrcncm, and
III a conampionn'c their reportu more sub-
mitted to the g: n will nm-Inbly of the
Knights of lnlmr. In neither was any
direct allusion made to Imtdill’ercnrcs. In
his report (loner-III Master Workman I’ow
derly says: " With an calcinin- board
when member: were not in hnrnmny With
each other, who travelled from pint-c to
place denouncing their Iclluwoollh‘crh, and
condemning action-I that they new not re—
sponeiiblo for, it should not be womb-ml that
we have lost in numbers.
“Donut leave-hert- nntil cm'h item of ca-
penditnrc for the [mt two years inns been
carefully scanned. There is nothing enn—
tained in the expense account of this order
that your Ixtliicra nml bc ashamed of. There
II no dishonesty or attempt at it, and the
Irder at large is cmith'd to a full and com.
plete account of who: has bum donn- with its
money.
"III trade matters \Io chi-nil II‘;l\‘=‘ the
Iettlement to our national trad) In.» mbln-a.
Fix their status :1' thin convention and then
allow no intern-mm: With their right.» The
general muster workman is, through the op-
nation of our laws. held l’thlhtllnllilt' for the
acts of other officers, and IHISIIO right to my,
who those oillccrs shall be: he 15 held re—
sponsible in the eyes of the order and the
public for what other oiliccni do, yet is de-
nied the privilege of saying who those otllu-m
shall be.
"Una man power," the general Illflhil‘r
workman declares, "is an almilutc non-alt y,
In order to insure alum-l, but those who (on-
fer that power should first know what power
to give; and when the cud of that man's
Itrm arrives they should know whether he
haswielded hispowcr in such a way as to
best acne his mnetltucnta.“
Referring to some of his fellow ollicers he
says they are men with whom he would not
associate in private buyinmu if ho (haired
alums.
Mr. Powderly favors the thni-Ision of boys
and girls to the Knights of Labor, and upon
the subject he says: “Under our laws we are
not permitted to admit to nu-mbership young
men and women whose habits have not as yet
been formed. It has been recommemled that
we institute a junior order of the Knights of
Labor, and that members introduce their
sons and daughters to the schmhi of economic
and social affairs through that medium while
yet their minds are cucily inIprcsmlrInd while
the good in organization may be realized and
appreciated free from the curse of Sllfipltflon
and jealousy. i recommend that a apochl
committee be appointed to consider the sug-
gation."
Indefennc of his all for money for edu-
cational purposes Mr. l’owderly says that
education is the great mission of the Knights
of Labor. He continues: "We have wit,
neural the expenditure of millions of dollars
for the support of strikes; we have seen the
etIects of boycotting; we have watched the
course of our cooperative enterprises, and as
yet cannot say with any degree of satisfac‘
tiou that much of good husrcsultal. Had
the millions which were spent in strikes been
devoted to carrying on the educational cam»
paign we would have made strikes impuni-
Ills Fellows In
Educational
ble. So long as the entire control and mum ,
agemcnt of the public highways of the
country—4hr: railways—remains in the hands
of private individuals while doing the Work
of the nation, just so long will the Upt'mllull
of co-opemtivo enterprises be attended with
failure. The order 15 a thinking machine; it
deals in idem, not threats or f area."
After making an indirect attack on
Thomas B. Barry, Mr. Powderly pitches into
strikes, which, he says, should be the last
thing for workmen to resort to. He says he
hualmoatlat faith in men who believe in
theetlicacy of strikes. .He wants his follow—
mtoatrikaaguinstthc system that encour—
gcsgambling in land, money, food or rail—
ways.
Theorder,hesays, Ins made great head—
way in England and will flourish in France.
He urges the general ammbly to road a rep-
, rumtative to the Paris world’s fair, which is.
tobeheldinl’arisnaxt year.
Concerning the election of a general master
workman there isatill much speculation. The
general impressions seem to be that Mr.
Powderly must accept reelection if it is
hoped to prevent further defections and save
the order. Powderly refuses to speak, and
this fact is considered an evidence of willing-
nes to accept once more.
There will, however, be several candidates,
no matter what conclusion Mr. Powderly
may reach The name of Hugh Cavanaugh,
of Cincinnati. has been added to the list of
probable mndidates, which now includes
BobcrtD Inytou, of Pittsburg: W. ’1‘ Lewis,
ofthIMincrs; James E. QuinmofD. A. 49;
Richard Grilllths and George Schilling, of
Chicago.
- The 'I‘Imcs' Imlcvallcles.
1.051105, Nov. Ill—It is expected that the
Indium of the Parnell comminiou’s sessions
will not be relieved until The Times produces
.iovideuoe directly connecting the accused
Parnellitcs with specific offenses. If The
Timai continues to exhume the stalefactu
and fictions that have characterized its
etforts thus for it is the intention of Sir
Charles Rust-ll, counsel for the Parnellltea,
to make another endeavor to get the court to
order the prosecutors to begin an inquiry
into definite charges.
What Is the Matter at. Durham?
Duncan, N. 0., Nov. III—Tho biggest
luminous craah ever known in North Carolina
occurred bare whenthe following-ix firms
made anigmnenta: The Bank of Durham, W.
T. Blackwell president, $400.;000 F. J. Par-
“gunman J. W. Blackwechoal dealer.
gnome; W. F. nun, 82:3,;000 Muse Jp-
Bhaw, 810,”); and Robbins 5'. Stone, $8,000.
Thu-eta have not yet been announced II
t. that some will pay in full, but
thlalloulyarnmor. 'I’bofailurosareagreat
surprise.
To Balsa Bad-g Vol-Ma.
Naw You, Nov. Ill—The committee ap
pointed by the American ’hIrf coupe-to
confer with the reproacutatlvo racingmen
dtho east have agreed to report infavor
of raising the weight fora-yearn”: to I!)
was, and for 31-year-old: to Impound:
abject of licensing the W bind!
consideration, but no definite mac-1m hm
yet bcon reached.
It Both Dalian Kill-d.
aw Dana-a, Nov. 16—11 special to The
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Dr. lift-Glynn l-‘ounIuI-a An (“mainland
(Nitride the Church.
,3_ New You, No III-«The acthmluatltuted
by Philip Slalom, administrator of tile
father. John llcttulrc, agalmt the Inna. of
fit. l'atrh lt'u catlmlral toran Injunction to»
attain Ilmlattcr from interfering with tho
burial of the plaintiff‘s father In Calvary
oanwtery, and aim to rocoverfldlw damages,
was brought to trial today in the supreme
court, before Judge Beach. Mr. lit-(lulu
tin, was a great admirer of Dr. Mcfllynfl.
and while nttomlhiganwetlng of the Anti-
Poverty unduly on Feb. 17 last ruddenly tell i
ever and died. The trusteeu refusal to allow
hlII remains to be buried with than of lib
wife in Calvary cemetery, and tin-y WEN
buried in Greenwood wmctcry, where they
have since been waiting the reoult of this pro-
cueding by his family. The pillntill allege-
thnt his father purchaued the lot In Calvary
cemetery in 1670, when hie mother dial, pay-
lng .10 for it, and that the old man, be
inga good Catholic for many years and a
regular attendant of the church, wal entitled
to burial there.
The detch declaresl that as Father )Iov
Glynn wan removed from his priestly onion
and was no longer mnnectod with Ila-church,
all those who followed him and acquiacod in
his anti-poverty doctrine, which is antago
niatlc w the teachings of the church, rally
became excommunicanta and are no consid
ered by the head of the church. Thkvlow
of the matter (’ol. Bliss, coumel for the true
tees,anuouumd had been approved by the
highest authority" in the church at Rome,
and hence the result in thin cow would not
only effect the burial of Mr. McGuire, but
also all other: who sympathim with the ex-
priest and believe in the doctrine now advo—
cated by him Hcasau'tcd that any Catho-
lic aiding or assisting Dr. )IcGIynn placed
themselves in the some tuition that he was,
acconliug to the highest ecclesiastical au—
thorium.
”0mm and Donovan Fight 3 Draw.
NsIv Yuma, Nov. NIL—Jack Dcmpaey. the
present middleweight champion, and Mike
Donovan, the exaniddleweight champion,
1qu a six round "go" for scientific points» be
fore an immense audience, at the Palace
rink, in ll’illinmsburg, last evening. Dom
van, who was summed to have posed the
halcyon days, surprised every one, including
the "Nouparcil" Very little hitting was
done, but remarkable mince was displayed
Both men were as quick as a flash in avoid-
ing each other”: blown. Donovan forced the
lighting. and seemed to have a trifle the best
of it throughout. At the close Referee
O'Brien said that a more scientificcontest
was never witncsued, and that the only do
ciaion he could render was that of “a draw.“
The announcement was grit-cud with loud
cheers.
Imprisoned II Ill-nut Cause.
ll’oncus'rizn, Mn», NoI. ltl.~—Thomu ll.
McQunid and Dixon R. Cowic, whoareln
jail W indictment for the murder of
Lillie A. Hoyle. at Webster, Mm, will be
releasal on Saturday. Alice Hoyle, upon
whose toutin'wny the defendants were ar~
rested. has pronounced her story a he, and
told another talc, which [who has also to
canted, and which investigation proves to be
false. The district attorney admits that
there is no case against the primnera
Flue “'itlitm! lynched.
51'. Mtts,Nov. Ill—At the hornet)! the
Baldknobbcr king, Dave Walker, 1n Christian
county, a rumor was current that five of the
witnem who “stifled against. him in his
trial for murder have 1m IInchedbyox-
Baldknobberu It is said that asuoouaflt
was announced that the tea—chief of the Bald-
knobbcrs must hang the friends of Walker
wreaked vengeance on the five principal
witnesses who brought him within the
shadow of the gallows.
Cut in Two by a Bull Saw. .
CIILI‘MBL'S, 0.. Nov. Iii—Umy Baotou, a
boy 17 years of age, met with a horrible
death. lie mu ruling on n tilting truck in
the Dunn Manufacturing company's works.
The truck tilted up, throwing him over the
guard rnil. lb: struck on a circular saw be—
low, which cut his body in two from the top
of the right shoulder to the left breast.
Death followed instantly. ’
King Christian“. Quarter Centenary.
(.‘orzxnnomv, Nov. Ill—The twenty-fifth
anniversary of King Christian's Remain to
the throne was celebrated yesterday. lIeIh
were rung mul salutes were tired in his honor.
After receiving diplonmts and special envoy:
the king attcmlcd scrvic: at St. Mary’s
church, where the "1's Doom" was-lung. A
banquet was given in the evening him
of the hinge jubilee.
(internment Gull Works.
I'Alus,1\'ov ill—The government works
for the manufacture of small arms, at
Chatcllerault. in the department of View,
have been destroyed by fire. A: the let»!
riflcwasmadelwrc the fircwillcauaeasus—
pension for a time in its manufacture. The
tire is thought to have been mused by acci—
dent. The Iona Ia’ placed ”1,”,le
No one was kiild‘l‘y
CONDENSED news.
Dan Broutbers, Detroit's big first ham,
has signed with Boston at 3.5.000. He got
$1,011! at Detroit.
Governor Hill is resting from the fatigum
of the campaign at Farina Monroe.
A Pan Handle construction train, carry
ingacIenty man, was wrecked by adrave of
cattle rushing on the tree Nine Inch wen
seriously injured and one illedautright.
The autoxoy on the body of Mrs. Ingolsby,
whowasfonnddead, tied hand andfcot, at
Pittsburg, Pa, showed that she Ind been
smothered. There is no clew to the mar.
dent.
A fatal acchlent, through the mien“
ofanengineer, occurred on the I!
and Potomac railroad at Barnita, Pa. Barry
Bomberger, a manager conductor. was en—
in couplingcars, and the moving one
caught him between the bumpaa, killing
him instantly.
GovernorMelette,ofDakota, has gone to
confer withGen. Ham-bout the admh-
aim of Dakota.
The Vermont house of in: has
defeated the kill granting towomen theright
of suffrage;
Philip Ringwald, a hotel proprietor of
Haverstraw,N .‘I., committed suicide by
hazing.
A recount ofthohllotalnthe’l’eutblleki—
gun congrcaalonaldhtrict, gives Wheeler, the
Republican, 110 plurality.
pa-
Mad
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Alleged Possibilities, Probabil-
ities and Certaintlca.
BLAINE (‘ONCBDIID I’IIIS‘I‘ PLACE.
[In W111 \‘lnlt New \‘ovk for at'oateronao.
Wanamaker. Walla“. Clark-on. l’ay-
m. “a". IchIalrnon. Miller. I’I-tt Ind
Otlu-ru .‘Ipokru 0f. ,
New I'mnt. Nov. —»llon.
Blaine will he in tho cltyncat week.
was invited hereto confer with a number of
prominent [alliticiunsi auroral day» ago, and
II letter II'III'rIvE-ivml by one of but strongest
friends and Itanchost lmllticnl Iuworteru
James G.
veriflel the currmt rumor IIIIII Mr. Illalna
had been rim-ml the tlrut place In Mr. llarrl
Ion'u cabinet, and intimated that the con-
fcnwn- here might in n hIrgedE-grw influence
his declswn in n gard to (“'1 'pIIllg it.
Mr. llama-.1 II calico tI-d III the city about
Dec. 1. Meanwhile t'ol. ('lmlwm, vice
cbairqun of the national minnow-e, will
look after Ills Internals and hop him advised
until Chairman Quay returns from his abort
vacation at home.
A Republican very near to both Mr.
and Gen. Harrison said lpIt night: " en.
Alger has signified his ll'iuhca to Gen. Ilnr-
Vriwn. He does not want a cabinet pnition.
Ile want» to be foot free for the race in 1mm.
I think Clarkwn, who threw Iowa buidily
for Ilarriwn from Blaine, on that tumour
Monday morning In Chicago, wIIl go in the
cabinet. Blaine will go, as I have believed '
from the tint. 14w Wallace may be made
arc-retnry of war, Pennsylvania, New York
and the Pacific slope will each get a showing.
but who the men will be is largely gueau
work.”
The Prom rays: “Though only ten daya
have gone by place Gen. Harrison's election,
two important wIIImuniI-atiorus have posed
Imtwceu the president elect and some of his
chine fricndII hero bearing on cabinet matters. ,
One of lbw;- gin-s. new turn to tlv- spa-um. ‘
toms. and probably Imam: the selection of J.
fit'larkson, of Iowa, for a portfoho Um. -
Harrison desires to honor one member of the .
national cxmtive annmittao in this way. '
Chairman Quay does not want. the «Induction g
and Col. Dudley would prefer to remain in
priIato life. Time two men, with
(' iarhion, practically run the campaign, and
tiure Is rennin to beheve that they time put .
the Iowa newspaper man forward for the
plain-I» '
"If this arrangement holds good, and it un- ,
doubtedly will, two members of the new “
cabinet will come from the sunset side of the :
Mlmlnhippl. The 1’ ac xiii: biotic confmI-ntly '
counts on law mg a npresentative, and hoper
that it will be the attorney general. I Ill‘tll’
that that II out.. of the few thing; which “I!"
Ilarriaon hintul at during the campaign. and
the l'nlifornin BMI claIIn It a a promise.
"John B. Ilcmlemon, of )Iiaeouri, has just?
come out no a candidate for :1 plan.- In III-half ;
of the south. III,- would like to how.- the [not ‘
ottmmlcpartmcnt. lieu. Hart-tum In likely to
have a rcprmmtativo from that auction in
himbinct, but if Nathan 0. II, of “as! \ in;
ginia, is defeated he will haIe tint call on
any portfolio that is to go nulltb."
“'I wo thing: are «mm in rcgard 10 Gun.
Harrison’s cabinet," raid a well informal
gentleman yesterday, and ow.- who made tho'
nomination l'fikliblv at t’himgo. "The lint
utbat Parminania will haw a portfolio,
and the at»: is that m 1mm will In:
secretary of war. The Pennsylvania man, I, "
believe will I..- John II nun-maker, tluaigh he ;
”not acertainty .‘Ilr Blaine will have the?
state Ilcxnrtment ulfm-d IIInI lutywarn-Iaduubt '
and there are indications that be II III arm-pt,
The meat intcmtin; plane to me of this I‘nlp— ,
inct talk is the spy-niatum about the» man i
whom thin Itatowiilprcmxt. I fa-cl contizlcuti
that his name will not be Warner Miller. It
unkew Inc an more pradiable that ”Senator
Plait wound bu chmrn. Mr. Miller in twilight
by some to have wamd all I into... to a ub-
iIIct place when In new pic-.2 .w .. auh motoriai
nomination. That i. the p mu -rt| who“ .I other
candidates for bone in. take against him"
W “11151403, .‘Iofi, Ill. -'I'lIc l‘tar anyZIt
there is a modem ‘IlI on the part of the
frit Itch of Judge elb-prmcrttntivci I’uysou, of
Illinois, to [unit him for mdary of the in-
terior under Mr. Harrison It is claimed
for him tint he is IIIe beat infelmml man in
Imgrmi on the public hurl qu-stmn and
other matters umcially relating to the luv
tcrior. and that um: of the public land m—
forms have III-mi mvornplnlml chiefly
through his ”I”
Jlr. Blaine. ”claws tr! not. ‘
Acocs‘u, 31c, Nov. ”iv-in (“WNW
of lhc statement male that President-elect,
Harrison had tendered the secretary of statc'a l
portfolio to Mr. Blaine and that the latter
balanxptcd it,a mporter called upon Mr.
Blaine at his residence to min the truth
of the state-Imnt.
"It Is whisked as a fact,.llr. Blaine,"mid i
timer-mm, "that Mr. llarr'uson has lend-
erad you the [tuition of secretary of state in
hiscabinet. Is the statement true!"
“I will not say whether it 1-. or not,” to
plied Mr. Blaine.
“Will you say anything about the cab-
jactl" persisted the mater.
"So; I will not be iIItchiowed by anylr
1):th man on any subject whatever.
Good day.”
it Important fleeting. 7
Pram, Nov. m-A meeting of coal
opaatma, dealers and chipper: has. been
called for Monday next to discus the advisa-
biuIon' (flitting all the coal IninaI in the
I’Ittaburg district the output of which is sent
aoutb. This more is attributed to the heavy
flocks of cord in smthern parts The abut
down would afloct $3,011) to awe men.
Canada’a Thank-giving
Onuwa. Nov. III—Thanksgiving day wu
observed by celebration of services in all of
the Protestant churn-ha The departmental
'buildiugs were cos-d. In tho afternoon ‘a
match gratin: ”(Ile In! III! championship
of Canada took place between team
of the Montreal club and the Qt Iva Collegu
club, the score resulting in a draw.
Judge Brady's Daughter Handed.
Nzw Your, '59-: lfi—Mim Mary firmly,
tbacharmingthug ter of «:14qu Brady,“
waamarriad In Trinity chapel to Mr Charles
Albert Stevens, of Castle 1 oint, Hobokaa,
X. J. The army was performed by Ron“
Dr. Human Dix and the Rev. Dr. shim-II.
The church was crowded withalarge and
faahluuablc audiawec
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2 {I " Mixed 305 " Ilixcd It 11 gland
“Drum. 510 " 515p,lfl.
5;” .. 6:5 .. 630 ..
l" 5 It
10 to " Kim) 1017 “ lllxcd 10 2| llixed
.‘CNDAI’.
ll 00 a. In 91.5 p. In.
Git!) p In. 2.2 p. III “.5? '
W. H. srsvcvmn, Vice Prep. and ocu'l llarngcr.
I'. C. I'm“, Superintendent.
J. '1' hvs Dem-rat Ticketngcnt
IIDIISA'I‘DNIC DIl'ISIDN.
April 2:. I”.
have Bridgeport for l’lttatlcld.
7.10‘311. accommou ;
tom .
10‘.le III. Mixed Intuit Ian.
I!!! ‘ expms Elwyn.
5.50 “ accommo‘ a ‘
"w M 44
'Gocsouly aa tar as New Hillard
W- H. Sraruaox. V‘ we heft & (icn'l lan'x'r
'..K brunt-III u.pt
J. '1'. Paul, Gen. ’Ilcl’d Ant. WLConu
GR RAT REDUCTION ON
Millinery Goods
Stark I! ma aalc of
Birds, Feathers.
Velvets. Hats. Etc.
Beaver Hats
l-‘rorn Bl.00 to 31.50.
“YOI'III I)0IIIII(- the Price.
--‘1-_
MRS. FAWCETT’S
IIIIILINEIII' S'I‘DIIE. _.
3 “'IItcr 9| , 73 Slum 961.,
Norwalk. 150. Norwalk.
(‘omc in and sec our new rune: of
Wall Papers.
No trouble to show goods.
”mm—~—
Fine (liltil 25 and 30 cents
double roll.
._.w..__.
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 North Main Street,
scum nouwaut.
WISHINNTNN MARKET.
(me Qunllty,—1‘Iw Best.
Dart. Veal, lamb, Mutton, Pork. Salt and hub.
Corned Beef. smoked Tongue. llama,
Shalom, Ram, Imam“. Frank-
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES 8mm
58 Washington Street.
MWBDALOTOP
CHOICE LEMONS
whichwu Iaellatlsaentaucrdm. Allotho
w edetuatad
Photo Brandso Columbia River Salmon
mean.
DANIELso L’IIOIIMEDIEU
Washlagton Street Bridge.
J .H Klinefelter,
WWII
teats, Fist tutors
Vegetahlés. Fruits,
”000M
macs.
0. K BYIUQ'I'DN.
Wuhlagtou, n. 0.
Tan you: In United sum moan.
“w Guide to lnvuawn nailed the.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLNNIS'I'.
“9...“...—
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
I'- T. R? 4'1"]?-
mrchued the exclulve right for Norwaik
and «III Norwalk to are Mic
Ib,rator and extracts teeth wlthoutDEISnnud blue
OI In! arm charge ran: a
spechlty. Ollie-I and momma adjoining Mahdi-It
[anon-xv, Nurwalk, in. Open evening:
A.s.FERRIs
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
l’lue Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments ant Headstones.
Do not buy amonmnent or Headstone from any
photograph. butgo direct to the show rooma of
W Bates, Water street. Norwnlk and aelect one
all complete and am" not he din ppointad la in
mi: iaallktnda of sanding atone
UM
P. W. BATES.
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
I‘urmeru Loan and Trust Co.
Jarvls-Conklln Hurts-In- Trust Co.
Firmldfc, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN. Ana.
Colxi' It Enact-k Insurance Accutyfiouth Namath,
n.
liltliiill
Meats, Fish, timers,
Fruits, Vegetables, wPonllry, Nil
01' All liluds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II. I. BENNETT. «£9 E. S. BUSTED.
Jacob M. Layton,
71.! Real Estate and [louse Agent.
General lnsurunceA gency
7:19;qu and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Stcenge.
Dram for one s and upwards and Dinner Ordm to
all parts of Europe.
Notary Public Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tlckctr. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
6:. Il’arbmgton 5'... (Next door to Putnam)
South Norwalk. Conn. .“
BEE HI'V'E.
moms, AND ours, mm'o DALI.
‘Ototbellcc lllvewbcu you are bun «dry.
(I for you can get a good equal;- meal”; lunch
at all hour! at pncca so that on can atIurd it and
go again Our drinks are ea. Coffee and llilk.
either hot or told. all kindaof ‘I‘em ca Drinks
Aim Table third. or Board and Elfinfiflbytbc
day or week Cane and no for yoursef it It
just like home and we will try and make feel at
hose. Ilcrpect fully, '10]! DE DIVE
III 3“
Insure You; Life
On the Endowment Plan.
A man at agcofflbwonldprobabl need lunar-nee
for twenty or twenty-five yearn. hatbccaue
needuittorthatthnets no mean why he ahauld
ptipnlatc to key it up duriu
the whole life time
l[ileluuovcrei thaadrcdc ace-fiat 7| 8!!
, nun more i yuan nu at t
hunched la a thou-and living tmtyvm
Beam nun: oobrlght he
neglect topmmm the chance- of d —whiclI
are “W“, numerous-by a liberal nuance
on his
”SURE IN 'I'III
l GONNEGTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 60.,
- 01' HARTFORD.
. 8. patrolman.
SonthoI-walk.
GILBKRT M. BITCH,
Lively and read Ruthie
WARWICK IIOI'EII, ’
norm and lctfovall acacia“.
MalnuthIotIOMAll
Good'l'urnautaat his men,
CANDIESTL
Oflllklllll. mm
' H...”
oomwcoms. cmv revs. .2... mu um
neat of «mental candy. ‘
MrsJohn Holland
unification.
d
ouwaal "o f
Lobitora, 01am.
Fresh and Salt Fish,
SCALLO P8.
new cannon «noun,
llll’tllt'l‘llll GRAPES,
rLonIQI URANGES
Wholesale and Retail.
HUNT dz ZELUIT.
F. N. NASH & BNO.
Only agent: for city and borough of the
“Great American” and “Radiant"
Heaters.
'l'lu re lleatm are excelled Mac and
the head of the list for chap! lty, durabillty dand
calcium; are ulteleaalug and anally nan-god.
We tune on haudaflncl taco!
RANGES,
Plain and Duplex Grate.
oucoui'rrn .Ixo run cuIsI,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
AGA'I‘E. TIN and IRDN WARE
Just received from the factory at the lowest market
mm.
“r. H. NASH 5:330
H. S. ROOD,
- Watches,
Jewelry,
amn—
Silverware.
lal “tuition oflnr
“cummwrm
83 lain Street.
SEWERS!
. M. PIERCE
I“
’ bum III
SEWER PIPE
Inn
General Sewer Contractor
In prepared to make connections wieh main newer
p In Ibia city on the m faraubletcrms.
leatnteadi ngtocoaaectwlththcreecnuylald
callouhlm
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Norwalk, (lb
iié'uempolitan's Recordw For l887.
13%;;an of oatmandmg Police- during
0323:; Aactl during war sum mm
Gain In Premium] time during 1887. 31.1%.“!
catnip Interest Receipt! darlnng 1w. 355.649
Gain in (true. Income daring m7. 81.25.3213
Number of Death
194,007.20
Numbcrofl’olidca in Force. 1.,” .
New Immune written during 180231942131”.
Capital and Burplua for may of]; alley—holder:
over and above the recurrent; law, 14 pet
can. ) and all other liabilities, $1, magnum.
Amount paid IIth it. Policy-
hold in for Claims, c2212.. cine:
them” I inverted Assets. 312.“.me
JOsRPII LKIPNIK. Amt.
.Iouv II. reruns,
d homicami Retail Dealer in all kind. of
:NNNLNNN N001]
Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hchigh, Lukawaaua, Locust
llountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Goals.
Atoll itl' RUBBER PllN'I‘
Yard ~ rooi‘or Washington ghd Man
shall streets. Branch allies atStilaaII
Drug Store
.FF.F.2
mumwuaflMof
wmdaaamaulpflltaldhupttaloanuuudwr
II 1110 Itinwonu
mm“ ...
ii
2
i
cow—inabhdaywfllladhu“ “VI-$10".
Amount paid to l’olIcv-holdcnm duriiigm 137, 8; ‘80
I“!
Mint ‘
Large Stock of not ._
for Trimming
Plate and Shoot em...
Steam Sawing, Planing
and Turning. '
Lumberfanl mmflm '
bridges.
11111 at fut Ill nun Strut
South Norwflbm
Hitch, Built
Important.
Dam, “Ia-”Am“!
1101’“ Pharmacy. audaeo. Infidel.
w
IWIIIIII’AXm
Highest Cash I’I'I 2-
Ilugs, Bones, Bottles
wwwmmmnnmfluwa'
wruuan Ponlollt
sum manual, . ' '
Non-want; II - -.
Manuela-Inuktitu-
Taco-mutt
Warmer
meat-
infirm
or
mud
Norwalk Chronicler