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WANIINIIIIIII: Nov. l?.~'l‘lw Star says:
AntimicrottlIIIIIiII-r hIIIIlII in tho “('an
MMy are Inllllmllillg llgfllltoi any el-

. “to ledaIIIIIIIll IIIIIjnI-Ity in the home.
B h multiracial that Stanton lim' I .IIId
' m think that the party would be but—

tar ln‘mtnorlty. and with the entire n-spiI‘. ltil
batty upon the Republicans dawn; the mm
mm lllt' Democrat-I «iii lmu' a much
Mic chance in the mnng-Iaionai I nIIIpRII'II
two your: train now. The idea at o gIIIIIm»
WI optima the aim-mien of new states Into
1h LIII “on their are and to heard as unpop-
, tllm‘aml “lady to bc hurtful. it would be
[toilet for the DI-IIIoI-rats llli'litsuih'i t I nu-
dcrtakc tiI- mlznlorlon oi amm- of tin: torri-
lm'im this winter. It is said that tho lil't'il'
deal. has cxpremsl the opinion that it would
be unfortunato {or th».I Donna-rats to hold the
house. It is entirely probable that The
Star I “gum, lune-l on returns a-vernl days
age, will turn out to be correct The llI-pub—
Hearts will hare {our rcprmntatiII-I in Cali.
(until, three in Connecticut, all but tIIoiII
Michigan, one in West Virginia and three in
North Carolina. Taullee's district in Ken-
tucky may have have gone l’quIiblican.
Thlawonld make the Republican nmjority

, about seven.

Attila Republican htmlllllfll‘lt‘rfi tlIIy rt?
mow» the figures IIIIrI-h I-laim uga
majority.

Representative ButtcrIvIII-lh is now spoken
(i na candidate for tho spcnktrship oi the
lance. A gentleman who has been asso-
ciated with the llcpubiiutn national commit-
!” during the campaign expnmcd tbc opin-
ion ton reporter that either Butterwarth or
Cannon would be chosen tor this place.

OLIVER DOUD snort WANTS OAK VIEW.

Oliver Doud Byron, the playwright and
actor, has telegraphed Mr. Schuyler, his but?

 

a manager, at present in this city,
irate inquiries respecting the terms on whic
Oak View, the president's country place, can
lie pumhucd Mr. Schuyler says he has
ope-ad negotiations with Mr. Lamont.

'l'herumor that Oak View, the president's

. country home, is on the market {or sale. not

only laehconfirmation, but is denied at the
White House. Col. Lamont said he had not
heard the president express any intcntion of
ailing the property.

The pushlent bought the property cheap,

, 821;“) being the price he paid (or it. Since
then the land has advance] in price, and the
paperly would bring $100,000 today it put
on the mar-ht at auction. Every one is
familiar with the wonderful ndvancc in prop—
erty in this neighborhood since the president
bought his place.

land Which; four years ago. could be
bought. for 8300 to 8500 per acre now sells at
{run ten to twonty—five cents per square toot.

Cardul inquiry fails to discover that any
bids have been made {or the proporty, or
“rat the preshlent has signified any intention
of Idling.

mun nurtures.

. Gal. Damon so rs i or of
dram vocals, in“ his 593$;on the
M filt‘ll year, says that. at the l 875 applica-
tlmrsta'pilot limnses 42mm: rcjectcdon ac—
countot color blindnea. During the year

annals were inspected, an increase 0!
”over the previous year. 'lbirty‘six acct.
data were reported during the year—l2 col—
lhhna, 5 tires, :3 explosions, 7 bursting of
mm pipes and 7 wrecks Two hundred and
twolivawere lost on steamveselshut year,
W 2!! the preceding year. The ever-
ageannual ion of life on steamboats for the
”thirty years, divided in (locales, shows,
Gen. Dumant says, a gratifying progress in
the ctllcicncy of the officers of the insmction
mice hurrying into ellcct the laws to

r ,; [aeration or life on steam vessels. The

’ Inhinthis respect furnished by his report
battalions: From 1809 to 1&3, 7‘2l lives

“annually; from 18‘?) to his, 33'; livcs lost

annually, and from 1579 to 133*, only 213

annually

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Chic! Constructor Wilson, of the am y, in
bi annual report of the operations of his
bureau during the past heal your, shows an
Winn-e of $855,139 in the repair of shipa,
mpaynmats on account of vessels In course
«construction during the year amounting
to $336,195. The lament strength of our
.yy and the condition of the Iessals is sum-
named as lollovvs: lfive double turrcttcd
WI, awaiting completion; '2 belted
‘fllhu'fl, muting ways; 13 single tun'ci'tcd
m in ordinary; Z) unarmorcd steel
udironvesecls, 4 of which are in comm
ion, 11 building,“ .. repairing, .5 on station
and 1 m culinary; 28 wooden steam vmls,
nearly all on station or undergoing repairs,
and 1! Iron and wmd steam tugs.

7 lXAL'GLI'RAb ruranarroxs.

, A. 'l'. Britta. chairman of the inaugura-

“committee, appointed J. it. Thompson
u a member of the executive committee.
no appointed also L. I’. “right“ chair-
man of the committee on public comfort
. I’d-mm of the executive committee.

A; B. Pratt was appointoda member of the

W the, and James E. Bell,
, of the letter ‘ divi.
ion 1.! office. In c of the

Win citargeol the comfortat the
What]. Mr. Britton hasinvited the
1m gentleman appointed to meet this

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It" Your. Nov. 17. “The American 'l‘urt
mom IIIanIIII III-1y adop ted a resolution
eluted by (ion. Robinson placing the weight
for by mold. at its poundu. and for WW”-
old- at ht") pounds

An attompt to conclude lhc other matter:
bolorotho convention failed, and to 1‘0!!le
niloll'lacutmnittcc, consisting of M Lewis
Clark IlldJ K Ill‘r'walcl‘, III ihl‘ “'1‘“,th
D. D. Withers,Jubn Hunter, J. U. K. 15W-
ream, l' .l. llW}Itl‘ and l llllrll'ti Wheatly, oi
the east, \tltrillll point It to draw up It lull not
of racing IIIulII, IIII hiding the» I-IIggIIIItiIIns of
Thurslay IIIIoIItI-IIIIII-II "looting, and submit
than to tho tongue. for approval. This
cormm'ttw rcportcl later, asking {or plenty
of time {III IIIIIIIIlIlIIraIioII, and it WIIII them
lore decided that the conanittw should moot
Monday night. at ll o‘clock, in the Conny
Island Jockey club rooms, and thaw corn-
plcto their work, and an soon as all is tlulshed
a convention oi the congress will be called in
some WI-stcnrclty, probably Cincinnati, and
the rules adopted or rejected.

The next subjed. taken up was that of bet
“"8 privileges, and Micro long argument
the following was adopted:

“Resolved, That the uubscribing jockey
(dull IIgI‘IvI that no contract for betting
privilcgcs lli‘ made with nnyawwiation oi
bookmakers or any IIIeIIIlIIIr thereof."

TlIisIIII-ans “‘1" to lll‘! lIIIifobIIlII'I'on tbtI
racing clubs and the b-IokqukI-rs’ associaI
lions. Mr. Withers says that the (fleet. at
this Insulation will [III that in order to par
wothr-ir bunines on the race tracks hook-
Inaltcrs will be (’Ofllpl'llthl to sever illt‘ll‘ con-
nection with thII llImkqukLII-s' alliance and
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SOMETHING OF A SENSATION.

Lady MIIuntIIIorI-la Falnta Alter Testifying
Before the Parnell collllllltutlllll.

1403005, Nov. lie-The sessions at the
Parnell IIOInIIIt-nion Ivcrc resumed. Lady
Mountmorrls, widow of Lord MoantInorria,
testified that a lriondlytccling cxistI-Il be
tween her husband and his tenants until tlII
meetingn of the Land league began. Sin
also tcatillcd that her husband, in July, 1‘30,
obtainol a writ of IchctIIIIInt against a
tenant, and on Sept. 25, following, be was
shot and killed. Sim was visiting in limb
land at the time, but rcturIIsIl to attend the
funeral and on leaving {or llli' stcarncrto
return to Scotland slic was booted by thI'
crowd Sir ('iuu‘lcs Russel starlnl tocrcri
(Ixarniuo her, but she fainted and the ex-
aminntiJn was discontinued.

A constable named Drummuud hinted that
the people refusal to assist the police in in-
quiring into the murder. He attributed the
killing to the hostility of the people to the
conduct oi Lord Mountmorris as a magic
[rate and his attitudo on the land question.
’Altcr objection from Sir Charles Russell
the court allowed the mum/Ii for T he Timer
to introduce evidence rm to ontragcs in
Kerry.

Albany’s Baseball Scheme.

ALBANY, Kev. 17.—'i‘hc meeting of haste-
bull enthusiasts arranged for last evening
was not very well attended, and tbmo who
did appear Ivcre disposed to be motions in
their manner of procedure. it \l’nvi decided
that unless $5.!!!) could be ruined over and
above the cost of theI international franchise
it. would not bc advisable for an Albany syn~
Ilicatc to takohold oi it with any cxpcctar
lion 0! success As the meeting of the in-
ternational association next Ivcclt leaves but
asbort time for the workers to raise the re-

qulrcd amount, it was deemed best to adopt
another plan for Immediate action. This

plan consisted in authorizing the sending of
a letter to President Day, of the New Yuri:
League club, with an other of the grounds,
free of charge, on condition that he would
put the late Jersey City team of New You
colts in Albany as a member of the lntcrm
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Journalistic Rumor.

CIxcrsxarI, Nov. ll-le Timeoiitar
publishes the following: The Commercial
Gazette is for sale, or rather. broker Harry
Hoorehead is trying to sell the majority oi
its stock in New York. ill r. lloorchend stole
oi! mysteriously to Ncw York last Wedneo
day, and now the word I'Inmzs' back that [It
burying to dispisc of $231,000 of The Corn-
mercial Gazette's capital stock {or 66(1),“.
Whose stock is it that he is thus offering!
That is a question that can only be an.
awerul one way yet. Mr. Halstcnd has do
clued that he does not want to go abroad III
a foreign llllllislli'l'. But perhaps Mr. Hal»
stcd wishes to again try Sow York journal:
ism. There have been many rumors to the
elfcct, and it would not be surprising if that

*wcrc his ambition.

The noel-ester Disaster.

Momma, lt'. Y., Nov. ll.—ln the in-
quest in the lantern works lire case yesterday
attornoon Henry ll. Hose, a workman any
ploycd in the works, testified that it was
common talk on his door that the engineer...
Vankoolf, who Is suspected of setting tire to
the building-was crazy, and that he would
“either burn or blow us up." A mm at
contradictory evidence in rcfcrcnce to theI
tire escapes was given. The benefits yester-
day afternoon .netttxl nearly $3,000 for the
relief (and. The Jacksouians, of Utica, have
sent a letter to the Flambeau corpa, of this
city, inclesing a check for Sill) for the benefit
of the suflercrs. The subscription lists are
growing rapidly, and there will be aband-
squc sum collected for the unlortnnatcs.

The Wool Market Unusually Active.
B03703, Nov. iii—The Commercial Bul-
lctinrcports the most active Wool market

pounds—are the largest ever made in one
week in the history of the Boston trade.
Speculators, dealers and manufacturers have
come into the market, and secured wool has
advanced from two tofour cents a pound.
lthasbeeu easier to sellwool than atany
time for years, and the demand has been
girl. distributed, the largest sale being at
’tory, Texas and California Wool. The
Inprovement has been generallytelt and the
dam-eased total Is dueto universally increaaed

‘1qu: of a large lot
by any one or two

llerolsrn of a Fireman.
Ennonano, Kaa, Nov. 17.-A heavily

the Missouri Pacific railroad, vent through
Walnut riI or bridge hair this city The en-
glne and ten cars were completely wrecked,
1w cattle killed and many winded. Fire-
manKellogg was thrown about titty feet,
but, nIhoIIgII badly bruised, crawled h-IIII
hto the wreck, sud ta- fittydlre minutes
“up Engineer Spencer‘s head antipe-

" valuable drowning. Spencer was caught

hatweenthoenzlneaad temkrand terribly
M It is thought he cannot m.
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bryears Theories {or the week~8,847,8?2‘ .

loaded cattle train of twentydlve can, on‘

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ECllOES OF THE El. CTlOll

West Virginia Uaco lortably
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Dialer-ill" tor All Candidates Very illnall
In West Virginia and May (in Either
Way ~Contests lIIeleIIblIw-s‘u rvey oi the
l'ulltlcnl l-“lcld.

(.‘tlaludts'mn, W. VII, .’Ilov l7.-I-“'t'll-
Virginia is still enveloped in a mist of doubt.
which can only be Illsaipatod by tho olllcinl
count Except on the elccto ticket, the
vote is so close that porizaw lot) Iolco will be
the IIIargirI of dillorcuce beth M tho tho
parties on the state W hat and in the limo
congressional tiltlll II ta ta IliIIpI lt‘r'rnftlllt'l)‘,
tholI‘irIt, Third and lI‘curtlti-tl majorities
will not Inggrowatc Nil. 1' here III: to hem
doubt about the IIIIIIIII-IIII of the Democratic
electoral ticket. Utllcial and 0 her reliable
data rcccivod by the socrclary ll} state hum
about ono- ball thnstato point to this result
by a majority rang, ing [mm min II t, m0.

(In tho plate and IIIIIng-II-IIIIIIII tiIlIctIItho
lrtfllllll‘utlrwn than the chasm
Ictnrns and lilo IlllllI-ultyot pr Iurlng than
in chance of tho oliiIIiaI I'Illl It. Alloca-
ch-turcs bus-ml on data thus iar rccciVle
IIInkI- tbn rI-snlt via-III Tho lhIpnlIlimns
claim GoiT‘sIIch-tlon in about L't majority,
based on data already rcmlvou and on the
estimated vote In! tho Intuition not yotre-
portal 'mnl'lio majoritim git on all and pub-
lished since election day an.- inaccurate, un-
reliable and misleading, undtb' appliea to
the majorities reported on both ‘

it is upon such incomplete
such altered ilgurm that claims I re [used {or
the election 0! (lot! and Fleming, newc-
tivI-ly, as well as {or the electior oi the three
Iongrcamwn in dispute. Score ary Waller
cxprcnicdtbo belief that l-‘lcmnglsolected
by about 100 lllfljorlly This bcli listonnded
on an examination of the ccrtill ates now in
hand and on nnsncrs from co nty (Initials .
charged with the custody o! the scaled.
pill'kdgt'fi. so tarascrrcm and mistakes in i

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computation have been discovered, the: result :
has not been allot-ted, as thcss are about .
equal. secretary Walker Ilcscriued the prey __
cut situation when he said: 5
"While I believe Fleming will be elected I
by about luu majority. yct it is not. improba
bio that when all the returns an in they may
show a small majority {or God. The olllcial
count will alone dctcrmine the result.
Neither candidatowill have more than lw
majority."
The recount that has been Ilcmanded in
several counties will delay the IItliIIiai ascer-
tainment oi the remit in tin: ~ta c and in tho
congrmsionnl districts, but Secretary Walker
believes that by Tuesday the sun-useful can-
didates may be named.
In this congressional district the resultia
us ranch in doubt as that for got III-nor. The
candidaus arc Mctximris, i’w IIIIIblicnn, and j
Aldcrson, Democrat. 'ilIu rct rns lrom I
few of th.I month-s t'tllllllthlllg the district i
have been united, and from so no oi them .
aIIuInlMIei lil'ct'lllt’l'i are mt rcportcd in
any form. Both hitl‘N claim It - victory, but
by so small It IIIajorily that I-i her may be ‘
overturns! by tin.- IIlliIIial count The same
is true of thc Ninth district, in ‘ ‘hich limith
is the "L'IVJlliiCfltl and Jachrn. the Demo-
cratic candidate. Whoever m y be Show
in] in these two districts are ill: .ly to obtain
wrtilicatcsou hay; than titty unjurity,ac-

cording to present estimates, not no nutter
to Whom cert: limits may to .Sfllm, there

are indications that tho lllll‘ll‘l. thI declared
.lclcatI-It “ill make a c-IIItIIiIt ill the house of i
rcprcwIIIativI-II. .

Wasnmnnx. Soc. ll—ltis Mini—III here ‘:
that too Democrats are clcclcd :II Caldurnia I,
and that l’cndleton, the lpru lican whose
election was very clogs, is u .I elected in
Wat Virginia.

Harry Smith, the journal Ilcrk of the
“0,150. km; hunt-d the [ultntving list. can-tally
rc\ land, and bellcvul in b: gb-JIIIIJ from the
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Arkansas .. .'. SIIlIntsfia ....... .'I ,,
Unlrlnm'k -l 2 Nevada lI .,
Igvlumdo , I I , bIIvs Mandatory. :I ..
Lcrllnt‘tflllil Ii 1 SI‘WJIImI} It a
DI-LIIIarI l l S-Inhtn' ,,
Florida .......... I ._, New Yuma.
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human. 3 lo RlImlII blunt... 2 _,
Kansas. 7‘ .. sumac rulina“ .. 7
Kuntuch) . 2‘ 'I [comma ....... {I 7
Montana. ....... I‘ . [I'm .. ......... .I 11
Home ........... l . l'IIrIIIIInt .,. '23 ,,
Mary land” 2* It A'irginia ., . . . 2' l!
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Michigan ........ -, I.‘ “humour“... , 7 3
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5cm from Doubtlul D
Wasnrxu'rox, Nov. lit—A
received at the Capitol from ‘ongrcnrnan
finyder, of ll est \ irglnia, mymg that Peu-
Illeton, the Bcpubliran, has i elected be-
yond a doubt, but that tho at three Dom-
ocruts were all right. A dispatch wasalso
received from Calliornia to the edcct that

two Democrats were certainly elected.

trlcta.

Certificate 01 Election Dem

Blames, D. '11, Sov. 17.--Tbo North
Dakota Democratic campaign committee
have demanded of the socretaryol Dakota
territory the certificate of II of W. R.
Barley as delegate to congress Theyama-t
that the votes cast for Matthew and Harden
are void, South Dakota having hencccmary

 

qualifications tor statehood
Blaine for Secretary 0 State.
AUGUSTA, hie, Nov. 17. tor
Congressmen Boutcllc and illiken and

Joseph 11. Manley held a

Janus ll. Elaine’s house it
that they agreed that the I y position
Blaineshonld accept under t Harri-unad-
ministration would be the sec taryship 0!
state.

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Isnunroua Nov I

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Loon» Imus, Nov 17.—-Tha Tenth Kon-
lucky district, which was rcpo I doubtful,
is certainly WI :5 majority
hungover 1’00. Thiamakes 'tucky'sdel-
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RAGLANS' lt‘-2;]! In Hired Iran" sun.
“ 7” ,2".
JACKETS, and 5,, .. 333;, I
L WRAPS. '73 " ” I
.‘.. g 'ern only as tar as New MIltmIl

WI- invin- ail who intend buying an Hutu-lo (tar

. ,Incnl ol any chum-um p.

Visit ()I‘II- Cloak Room-

- .......-. -

lllBLRR R8 R13.

_ IIBII
BBIII PIIIIII

—— WW»

MADE ufPURE CREAM
of TARTAR.

‘“ III- R!

Sold and rctourmtndtd by

Charles E. Seymour,

Gnocnn,
70 Washington Street.

SOUTH NORWALK.

A NOVELTY.

ireshHerringi

 

”It Ill flmildfl‘lblc If I
try. and just as diflcrcnt from
to our ’coaatr, as on.- can llll

um: size It- Sa

novelty in this

the betting hi;
i

in taste they are like sardines, but are not In oil.
Need n- I prewar-lion; all ready to be eaten. an.- Ic
hearty lt'-u] aim, and have a remarkable clear [ch
age. We read than out confident that they will
re.

Wcarc ruling? IRES" “BRRIXG. in ram oh

TRY THE

IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII’?

l’I ire 15¢. a Can or ll Cans for lie.

' .
Wealsoarcprepamdwi large-loch or
I x i

New Canned tomatoes, Corn,
succumb. ‘Illll Beam,
shlmm'rflmluter, Peer;

I Plums, Pumpkin

Which we will let lease at prices that phase the
. public. .

Call and. See.
Yours to Command,

BBBI & Rlllllllli

 

 

I II it srzvxrmm Virc l’rcs't a IIIvn‘l )IIIII'n':
IY K III-x. Knpt

Gill’AT REDUCTIUV 051'

Marl; Il‘Ith Info of
authors.
elvets. Hats, Etc

Blr \

From “.00 III “.50.

- - ‘1...

MILLISERY S'EillllIIS.
:3 Water St , manila #1.,

Norwalk. 80 MI: on ’l:

t

'IImc i I and rt‘l‘ I or i. I' III III pr 1'

Wall Papers.

m‘.‘

No trouble to biltlll' goods.

____.,.,___
Fine Gills

double roll.
512....

Deckcar’s
Baikal Wall Paper IIIII.
18 North Main Street.
SOUTH NOEIWALK.

than B Inn.

One Qualltyf—‘l‘lrc
.——lfi———-—-—-—v——-——‘——-
our Veal. lamb. ammo. rout Salt and rum).
coma Beet. 3mm
Shoulders; Baum, .Wflognl. Frank.

 

 

 

. Home Dressed Poultry a S tpenalty, l7

Orders Delivered Promptly.

53 “'nsltlnltml film-III. I

i. 1‘ Fans, (kn Help! ..!7' llndqrp-rl Porn

Millinery GOOdSw

Beaver ,I-Iats

Worth Double the Price.

MRS. F AWCETT’S

'25 and 30 cents

CHARLES SMITH

Bails, F1311, BIIIIII,

Frills, Vegetables, PIIBII, Etc

tlt‘ All binds in their Se son,

AI WHOLESALE AND

ll l llEItllthl. l' S.

Jacob III/1.1. ion,

IzIIl lion .44- .i:- I.

 

y IIJ

{.'.-Ii {- ..‘

IIIIIII It in alll‘dlli c lgcnI-y
Fm [no and .IcIiIiIIaL.
Occm Steamship '1‘

limb tor one 1: and upwards and Money In 'rn- tc
all parts (I! Eu'otc.

I Notary l‘IIbZII- .II lzzuwchgI-znvx...‘ 4.4...
Railroad Tickets Baggage I‘ll. cited
to Destination.

6'. WsIhIngtoa 3‘...

:{Ytu Io Poet-cilia.)
South Norwalk. Conn.”

.c‘ LII-ts . (min and Stet-rage
.

5.

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BEE HIVE.
LADIHS’ All!) Inzm' lrleNti ill”.

'I 0 to the Bee Hive when you are hungry or dry,
lot you can guru agood )qllhltl meal or lunch

at all hours at prim-s that on can IItlord It and
comma Our drIII arc ' (‘IIUI-c and Milk
clthrhoI Ircoid all kind-III! Tom IIIIIIrc Drinks,
Aim 'I’Iblc Board or Board a It bulging by the
day or «III-k. ('IIIInI and Hr. (or Ioumlllbat It is

juvl lite horn-- and ac will try III. . “1le Ir: .'IIIIl at
numb "up ctlntly, 1!”? ”E; llll'lt
”air ‘ 3m

Insure Your Life

(in the EIIdownIeI-It Plan.

A man at am cl :5 w prbbu!‘ y‘nccd Inuamnce
fur tacoty III zumy- m y Inr- or because he
. net-out to: that Itmct» n.) no 9011 why he- should
Itipnluc Iokccp it up during I! III uh lit! lite: Ii nu:
llc h IF ova eight band .112 rim r I: in a thoamnd ui
llunc morn than twenty y. .mv III} [it"lYlV ugh!
huIIIlrI-Il ir- a Ibouund or I ring I . :III Ilb't.’ year!
[lemme hirtrrr odour-pm m. t-I ,_.._ he should not
III-glut to prmite [IIrIIII Cltssur Ii dying—which
are unpleasantly annIII u~-—-l.) II Mural insurance

onhislilc
“stilt? l'h m2:
CONNECTIGUT GENERAL

Life insurance 00.,
”I" ll. \lt'l Irv-3H:
II. N. l.‘ IIInlllllihll'l‘.
, 3': i 'll .V'IIrII. sit.

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Cleery and Feed Stablc
II IIIII ll‘K norm.

Horne: and Carriagastolct tor all occasions.
( amac’m at Depot Io meet All Trains.
III-ml Tumours at llIMInablc Price!

Telephone connection as: It

 

 

JUST RECEIVED A LOT 0?

which we Ihall sell at 15 cem- pronoun.
celebrated

an rent-per

DANIEL L’llOllll [51}!an

Washington Street Bridge.

CHOICE Lemons

Alto the

Photo. Brand Columbia River SalmonB

CANDIES

i9."

COBNUCOPIAB. CANDY TOY“. outta lull ass: rt
meat tot maul mad

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J. H Kinefelter,

cum [It

Beat, Fish BIIIIII,

V egeiablfi Fruits,

I 0A3!!!) GOODS, ITO

 

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MrsJohn Holland.»

- “contra axiom.
316:" ‘ Q.

 

 
 
 

B lal attention given to‘ re-
pairs in all breaches. ‘

sacrum Iliad, two-sub
carriage M Isle.

 
 

 

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oa.

Emir.

Lobeter‘s, clams.

Fresh and Salt Fish,

SCAL I..() PS.

new cannon Goons,
IIIIIIIII'IIIIII cubes.

FLORIDA CHANGES

ll'hIIlIIIIIIiII IIIIII lit-loll.

HUNT 65 ZELUE‘F.

”W IMM ”A“... v..-

F. R. NASH 8: Bill.

Italy :IgIIIItII for (III y and borough of the

“Great Amerindian “Radiant"
Heaters.

'l‘hucllwlcte arena III-II by Mllt' ml blood a
the head: “he :III Iov simpi clIy, durability and
intricacy; are red ctcaniax and can. y named
W o ban: on hand a line III. II of

RANGES,

Plain and Duplex Grate.

 
 

 

HOUTH- :9 In"? Df’fi'éf 2" a . “In!” I" "I'm”! "0"” llECtllld'l'lIll AND PLAN (lel’lid,
momma. l.v.So.Norwalk. .'tr.Wllron l'oin “ “m"? “°' , _ . ,
E EIII... 733...». m. :11. P. \‘I . BAT ES. Flam and Fancy Glass Ware,
" 3‘ “ HI’ ‘ til 2i In
Him " 1013 " l0!) “ ‘1 I ' ' '
13mm. 13,. m :31”... I, I ‘ . _ - Iii-ATE. 1‘1) and lllilh “ABE
II II II I . I . I ' ‘.
”9 .. ercd 55,, "lined “Hm “li‘s‘d Alllt'lltlm llltelllltlll ” V, ifirst, I-II-Iiiromthctartoryatthe iom-atmartct
803 .I II ”a: I. I. — $15 I. .I Hannah“: Elli! Illiilrflllifl’( (Ii. \ ‘ Wit!
"‘7‘ " " “’2‘ " " 1““ " " Farmer-I in. II and “l‘ra .- ."'
NIIII'I'II. J i ( ‘III'I‘I “ I" gm I . r1. NASH&BRO
LnWilmn l’uint. Lv. 80.: ornalk. AI..\'.«nIslk lll'l' 5' ”n H ’ u “I l”\ 1
II». In. Mimi ”On III. III III :III Min-III l’lro‘I Mic lI‘t'IIlI'M and l’lat‘ik Ch!»
515 .I .. (.5 .. .. ”0 .. ..
. 845 .. it'lli .. lil‘iadn. , l"""'““"_' H g s. R00 D,
I'Jtll‘ " l'l l3p. In '2 ill I. m. T.“ LOB It (lUIIIDESu', Ag...
:55 “ Mixcd“ 30‘; 'I .‘.!ixcl :I II limo Rut; lILI-IIIIIII'I. insuraucc .ttchIry,s'rth Norwalk,
425 .m 5 lo .'I In I. m. L'onn.
mp» I... -- IIII‘I- .. , . Watches,
733 "
1-! l0 " Billet! ll; l7 “ Mixed W M llixcd
mm. , - Jewelry,
~ 900 II, or 9 l5 p. In
635p In 0:: p In I351 “ mixtu-
:’.(ll,:lnv Intuit», VII-I: Pm. and mm Man-Inn \ _
' 'avsr. Supt- III I.- "dun
J. 1’. Plan tlcntmlTIckI! Agent 511 ‘7 61' UV are.

Special attention paid I" Inc rcyuiriu II! line

which” and jcwciry

3:: Main SIrIIcI.

SEWERSl

' .M. l’liIlis‘I'lI.
“52.“.th la
tilIJ‘VDIJER I’l' I’D;
ARI)

General Sewer Contractor

is [ol’t’g- Ian-d to make conm4.:: I ~ v.1 "I. Input; Inn-1
,IIp-I . II. this city on the mm! (av-mu. t' term.
l'anw intending to council niththr recently laid

«sun to thin city will and it. to their country: :1,

can on own. m U

‘9 . ("1. [’1 lCIKCE
llox. "I .ficulb NomthI.

It. lvletropolitan’ 5 Record For I887

‘inlll III ohmic: nt Lillfildhdtlg'.
ii“ I. “1'30“:

(ion in We dnrim: 1%, cum “I? M

«It» II in From. our locum dam-II: l .’lL, at. lull, Tl

Galnlu Interest iiuIIIII I: :3an no: laid”? 35m

Moran in Gm income dI: ring ilk). 3i, %,:ll.%

XII. Inner oi lieIIlIt'z'l .ms III'II! in 1952.,"

Amount pan! to Policy ho. .crs duriu 23:2, 92!,—
mwo? so

Nomi»: of Pu‘lcics in I'm-e l at“. £45)

's'cu lmumm written during W N Wight“?

Capital and surplus tor “corny o: Notary We;
over and aim“ the reverse Mitin‘rl bv law. it or:
coat not! we brliabilitics. St to! .971 III

Arman: paid by the Company to its l'Ilieyv

hilldv'r'lm' mm, etc, mince nvgantzmon, pins
pm-I- n'. inthul Am: i! [mai- -‘9 is». 31

I!) l‘l’ltfii i'lSlK Mun:

VIII“ r 1‘ am y

.mrtrv It. roams,

III’hoI. .. dosed item: Denier In all kin-:9 a!

Bill ARR Willi}

nziIII. Lime, Cement,
Z {are Stone. Etc.
benign, abackawanna, Locust
)lIIIIIIiIIiII, Franklin, and
‘I‘I’IuIesIaI-re Irons.

ARI-ll it? RUBBER iiilll‘

Yum {out at \Vmbingtnr: and liar
Zuni? stun-t3. liven“. ofiiov hi Slim
7' “ I; an'v “‘1"

 

one»? can;

. mmmmwuwuwsn
Ibercalpaudhalr. Mi 11300.) rust:
C011. ”autumnal-”Mb!

\r'.

BALDNESS.

It bit-cured Wan-h
pedal-In I out. with m s
onImy’IiI‘fioauu-ouubmm mum»

FALLI G HAIR
to arm “at”.
atom will butt. I: III
easily courtly WW 30.3
narrowed no! no catch mum

...... DANDRIIFF

ta troubledm with It On. Mme-l“ In. It
will stench-ruin ot ltandkeepttdaull ”our

E’i’il‘iy Allll IIIIIIIIIIII

cur-cam by nu“ Macaw Mama-mam?

curate Inge number
whichlaanntoondwod.

$1,000 REWARD

for Who“ -. mater
mun-mu... ”Ln-nylon?”

TT'ln-llsn Is each,
an are are runway-walla,“ I ‘u

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I”

MIMI-II!

noun; a. mama

 

IIIIs II Inns

in new moi: with

Fall Samples

.,,,-. 07......

Henrietta, Cashmere Sills and
Rich BIIII GIIII

llil’ttli'l‘lil) “Y

W. 13.1”]. A l 1148;00

llll I DO lil’lllt‘l‘.

8A CQUBS AND COATS
or 'l‘lil’. LA'l'lib’l‘ IIII'IJII.
a»

All orders intros! .IIl to me will be prompu . ".rd
at mm m.- t .- I burg: It by it IIIIgI- pm! [It Im

MRS. W. H lAiiVlb

I‘ll MIIIIIIIIc-I. smith Mun» -.

Wedding SIIIIIIIII!

PRIN l ED 08 ENGRAVED!

A SPECIALTY.

l’RlR'l'lRR UR ALL Kllfll

It'l 'l'lll‘i

Sentinel Oflice.

BIIIB Banal BI

.‘.... .9.

VIOOD MAN '1??le

900325..
BASH. BLIIII 8.
HARD WGCD 'I'II'ORK.
uv .’.lJ. lllblir.

Largo Stock of Columns
for 'l‘rtIIIIIIiIIg

.I

Plate and Sheet Glass.
—--——~» «9

 

Fill'ltlll Sawing. Planing,
IIIIIl Turning.

M...—
inn-her Yard 9an Im-n rally-wt aul mum
. bridges. ‘ I

BBB at BB Bi marshal] Street.

South Itorwalk Conn.

Ban BIBII & BI.

Important.

B,zrmrxo flan Ignites, . .

.l I". Quillwd, tag.
vented Intsnl' Win
simclut tarmandil 11:91:»! ruc'la than”
work vacuum: winch loan not able to do
lgotIlIe-slsm'aiu Central America two you!

up; I?" heave 39$:th larva It lesions. ”to: calm
It n at. ca knelt. m
llama dzd the on»; M at Q. . a,“
Yours Truly
,- __fl_ 1‘. 0 "ILL.
noun or am tar

GEO. B. PLAI’I TED.

EElllESS

“DIE? .. ores

himMMclng.a¢.o-e

”rowan M91 bar-00g”!
C
rmvmfl’um:.'r labour ""'
w i'

Mb”Mora-ut;mwo: cur-611;

:21? SWWGGL WRAIIW
I

l V'lld. l’isl’ 'l'liI.

flight at t ash l’ricc

foil
lags. liotlt‘n. llottlcs iron
and Metals.

Portia-or car: lithe-It
tslcrrdto 5': It autumn“.

,Ivrnuan Ironrumr,
'mr'm ItoIIwauI,

 

J. I'. Peckwell.

"alre- M'atcrau,
gyoa’wulk, - Conn.
‘ :3me ‘

RNEBS

”mflu‘wrn In!
mucosa; “mm MW
memorandum-aka

Harness, Sadoim Halters, Sur-
cingles, Col hrs, kc. .
If no Barnes. To

1'.
Allrv .-l utheotd

w I IIIW'II'wlm-za

"M which!

TBI liflliill Market,

———--1 I]! BM“

slItVlD I! 1'!!! m “Kill

line not the cholera!“ M
£2: duo-talcum, ”mill-4th.“;

PilllMl all this

ll l‘l'llm

I. EAYEB.