I! Will.
ea. I-Imaon Abandon: mi
New York Trip.
in ANXIOUB Il'S’I‘ SEEK IIII.
Ht. lam and Others lining to Indium
Indie—The latest Rumors nod l'redle-
Mwsow Candidates lllentlonedwtlofl
Clot-u We“ \‘lminln.
le Yullk, Nov. a» President-elect [lar-
rhou has decided not to come to Now York,
undmuuiequeatly the Interested parties are
m to ladlauupolis. Vice Pl‘wldonl-i-lwt
Levi P. Morton Will leave the city probably
within a fortnight. Ila will be naminlniulul
by Mrs. Morton. Ind [xmibly exhienatur
Thomas C. Plait. Chauncey M. lleww, Wur-
ncrlliller and Senator Frank “look will
chohool the party. Mr. and Mrs. Morton
during the campaign‘ Were roluentml ly inwled
to Indhnapolho by General and Mrs. Ilurri—
combat his business and lmlitigpl engage-
meats have heretofore prevent-d their ac-
Wasmxomx, Nov. :0.»'i‘li.- how my»;
“In cabinet gossip Mr. Ilingli-y Ia' being
spoken of with growing frequency [or were-
tary ot the navy. The pruplllllh still hul l the
state department. open to Senator Sherman.
and It II pretty generally newplnl mi luuong
thcmatprohnblo thing» that John Wanna-
Innkel' will be pmlinasler general. If Shor—
Inaa goes into the cabinet it is said tobo
likely that Mr. McKinley wuuld take his
in the statute. It Would lie between
.McKinley and Frasier, with the chances
in favor cfjthe former. l’ndor this arrange-
ment it is thought that Mr. llatternorth
would he speaker of the home. The opinion
h very often expremed that the smokership
will go to either Butterworth or (fannon, of
Illinois. There is much doubt expressions
towhethcr Mr. McKinley would want the
Whip, even it the senate should not be
open to him.
lumaxarous, Nov, wit—Among the call
era on Prmideut-elect Harrison were J. B.
Clarkson and Col. Swords, of Iowa. Mr.
Clarkson stated that he was hereto talk over
with the general the work of the national
committee, and to make a report of their
doing: in general .
A new cabinet proposition mums from
Kansas. The Republicans of that state are
anxious that Senator Plumb should be made
recretnry of theiaterior. A delcgnlionheadcd
by J. K. Hudson, editor at The Topeka
Capital, will probably be here this week to
urge the president-elect to give some uni-sid-
oration to the man of their choice.
GOFF CLAIMS TO BE ELECTED.
Returns Indicate that “‘est Virginia in
Republican by n Sorrow Majority.
anuxo, W. Va, Nov. Lil-The Re-
publican claim of election ville". Got! to the
governorship was apparently justified when
“'yoming and McDowell counties sent in
their return: “'yoming gave seventydlvo
majority for Golf and McDowell 174, a lie-
]utblicun gain of 36% in the two counties.
'fllm countim complete the rcturm from the
State, Ind Gen. Golf's majority will be about
125. The Democrats are alleging gross frauds
in the two counties named, and the matter is
suretobemrriedtothecourta
The following telegram received by the
editor 0! The Intolligencer explains itself.
and to those who know Gen. (loot! carries
great weight with it:
Culunncuc. W'. \’n.. Nov. 19.
McDowell county gives me 174 majon’ty. The
Hon. John Cooper telegraph: Irom Ilramwell
that my majority in Wyoming is 122. Official n3-
lum now show that we have carried Illustrate,
Ind l Ihnll use all prop-r means before all suita-
ble tribunals to enforce the will of the people as
expressed at the polls. and to prov-ct their into-r.
m Ind rights. .\'. (ion.
l Though the Democratic committee still
claims the election, Judge Fleming, Golf's
competitor, admit- it is settled.
THE HONOR IS 'ACCEPTED.‘
Philadelphia’s Union League Secures Two
Notable Honorary Members.
mabthla, Nov. til—Tho following
letter: received by Secretary Huey and _\'icc
Prsident Houston, of the Union League,
explain themselves:
Ixnlaxlmous. Nor. ill, will.
Samuel B. Huey. Bu}. Secretary. Philadelphia:
Iv Dun SIu—I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt 0! your letter 0! Nov. 13, advising me
‘ that the directors of the Union Mamie, of I'hilur
dolphin, have unanimously elected Inc an honor-
arymember of that club. Will you pleas-é con-
vey to the board of directors my grateful ac-
knowledgment or this courtesy. and say to them
that itginune pleasure to accept tins n-lniion
toanorganiutionso distinguishal in its meni-
bcrship and in its work as the Union league of
I’hilnth-lpiria. Very truly yours,
‘ BLVJAMIS IIAKKDH)K.
Ii“: Firm .ivzxuz, Scw Your. Sui’. 15. non.
W. C. Houston. Ell-1., Vicc l’rcaidenl Union
League. Philadelphia. l‘u.:
DunSIk—I have your favor of the lfllh inst.,
Informing me that the, board of directors of the
Union Leagueol Philadelphia have paid me the
compliment of electing me an honorary member
of the league. and I beg that you will melon: them
of the great pleasure I have in accepting this
membership. I hope to have ti»- pleasure of
making the personal ncquainlance of many of
your members on Saturday evening. and mmain
very truly yours, stI I‘. )Ionrox.
Epidemic in an Orphan School.
Rankine”. Nov. m.-l.nter reports from
thojolditus’ orphans school at McAlilatc-
ville, Juanita county, confirm the moat
heard of the ravages of typhoid fever among
the pupils of that school It is known that
- number chem exist, estimated at from
Wily-five to forty. It was stated that
.thm deaths had occurred since Friday last,
and that the echool was under quarantine
. ratrlcticns. Mrs Myra Attack, inspection
I. ‘d (uphan schoolgvisited McAllisterviilsa
9‘ ,Mhyl ago and made aruportof lurin-
muentfromthcschool at Mammandith
thought more anistanee will be called
A Wire's Terrible flare-Inge.
Emu, Pa. Nov. 20. -— While Patrick
Duties, a baggageman oi the Pennsylvania
It at the hopper table his wife
thrown bowl of vitriol in his face, burning
cuthothhll eyes. deeming himtace and
lechund injuring him so much that he will
Myrna Hlswilaflad from the house
sm If no
(iguana. who”-.. .. w
mu “our neutrinos.
m...
Mull Politicians Argue to I'm- fiat
It in a More. ‘
In! Your, Nov. ”wiles; w'ml llrlllw
pulled at the meeting or o Charm an»
mm society in Steinway hall, and deliv-
ered an midi-on showing how well high
Beeline worked in Philadelphia and wherevu'
it had been tried. amt how mic-1w it was to
advocate prohibition, when the vote at the
last election showad that only .two out ct
every hundred eltluemi are l’rohlbitiouisla.
Hilltop Coleman, of Delaware, spoke of the
work of tho mmlety, and Rev. I). A. GM,
of this city, lately of I'roviiloliw, declared
Rhoda island prohibition was a failure,”
shown by tho l'nct that there was an Increase
0160 per tent. in the liquor tralllc o! l’rovb
deuce uinco tho law was paum, while the
numlnr oi errata had fallen oil owing to the
refusal of juries to listen to the testimony at
the odious class known as “routers."
lion. Beth Low told how, as mayor of
Brooklyn. ho had tried lo enforce the saloon
law impartially, and succeeded in making
eat-lilies of both the Iaioonirts and the Pro-
hlbitionisti-t He favored local option and
high license. '
Chauncey Ill. Depew sent a letter of regret.
Rev. W. R. Huntington was elected chair-
man of the society. Rev. E. Osborn. of
Boston, vice chairman. and ltobort Graham
general secretary.
CHLIIlCH CBNGEESS.
Forecast. of Important Deliberations lio-
gun at Bull'alo 'l'IMIny—Smuo of ”the
Subject. Which Will be Discussed.
HUI-"ram, Nov. Lid—The magmas oi the
Bplscolml church oi America laigun its delib-
eralions here today. Rt. Rev. A. Cleveland
Cone, bishopof New York, presiding. Among
ilioso present and cxpectml are Bishop Whip-
ple, of Dakota; Andrew D. White. cx‘presi-
dent 0! Come" university; President I’ottor,
of Hobart college;
Dr. McVicker and
Dr. Nichols, of
Philadelphia; I’rlo-
lessor William
Mark, of Trinity
college: llishop
II rig II M i Ilcr
Tllonqmn, of Mis-
sissippi, and hosts
.of others upmlly
well known.
'I' h e Episcopal
Church ('Iillgl'l’ris is
not a very old in-
L slitutlou. The Ilrlt
congrcs oi the (march of England was held
in November, Nil, in Kings' college, Cum-
bridgo. That both universities might stand
spousorto this new born pow”, the next
meeting was held in Oxford, in 1‘02. and
was presided over by Bishop \I’Illmrlorco
himself.
A small mnferonco of clergy and laity held
In Trinity church, New Haven, fifteen years
ago was the origin of the church congress in
America. The idea assumed permanent
shape and title at a meeting called a little
later in Christ church parish, Sew York
citv.
The church congress has no oilieinl status;
binds no one, controls no om. The discus-
Ilons are on subjects selected with great care
and consideration, and the writer.»- nud sunk:
us to whom they are Intrigued are also crim-
Iully chosen. In such a cultured body
heated wrangles are almost unknown.
A number of important questions are com-
ing up for discussion during this session.
Three of them are especially interesting:
“The Question of Ram in Americnz” “The
Limits of Discussion in the Church," and
"What Principles Should Govern Church
Extension in our Country in Fields Already
Occupied by Others."
On the qumtion or rare there will be those
who will urge that on account of prejudice
it is best that the colored people should or-
ganize churches by themselves. Among
those who will speak on this subject is Rev.
Dr. A. Crummel, of Washington, I). G..n
negro graduate of on.) of the best univer-
sities, and a man of culture. '
The topic, “The Limits of Discussion in the
Church,” will be considered from two sides;
first, that the doom ought to be thrown wide
open to all discussion, no matter how start-
ling the doctrine proper-d5 second, that
there are many in the churches not mmpe-
tent to judge of the merits of a theory or
doctrine, and by adopting a harmful belie!
they may be injured.
It is expected that the congress will be
about evenly divided on the question 0! ex-
tending the Episcopal church in fields al-
ready occupied by other denomination
This subject, which will be considch on
Friday ant-moon, h; caxu-clcd tobr'ingy out
more warm discussion than any of the
others.
no
REV. BISIIOI’ (‘()X II.
THE SITUATION AT JACKSONVILLE.
New Cusen and ”callus—Negroes Demand
“'ork or Italians.
Jacxsolvvinuz, Fla, Nov. 3.), «Eight new
mines of yellow fever are repented and (our
Mills—IV. A. Haney, Edward B. Derry,
George S. Woods and John Butler. The
two latter were colored.
OI the new cases only one was white—Mn
L. Stein. I.
The force of men (all negroes) engaged
in- street cleaning and other sanitary
work. has been reduced from 1,4.10totw.
The”!!! thrown out of work congregated
onthe street corners and loudly demanded
”work or rations"
, Finally n meeting was held, and Dr. J. C.
L’Englc, I’. McMurray and Walter Wetmora
(colored) mldrcincd the men and quieted
them. They were promised relief whm
actual need exists. No further trouble is
anticipated.
The reduction of force was necessary owing
to a lack of funds.
Institution ut Gnlncuville.
GAIXESVILIE, Fla, Nov. Bil—There were
live new cases of yellow fever, one white and
tour colored. The weather is warm. Great
destitution prevail: and business is entirely
suspended.
“curing Mills Shut Down.
Mummrous. Mina, Nov. 20,—FIVo o!
the Minneapolis flour mills, representing
I7,000 barrels daily capacity, or 2% per cent.
olthe city’s daily capacity, are now shut
down. To this number there will be maul
additions this week. When navigation closes
sock E
murmurs». ”
Sensation in Parliament Over
Mr. Maddcn'e Bill.
IILAIIII'I‘ONI'Z'S li'I‘Illlh'Il SI‘EECIL
Urflcut Whip» Issued by All Parties for the
Debate. Which It‘ll! be Lively“ “heroin
I)OIIHIIII'IIM.‘II Adlai-ulna o! the limb“
of .lrinli Tenants.
LUMmN, Nov. Llllmln llio Ilulilltl of oran—
;tnouu Mr. D. II. Madden, solicitor general for
Ireland, brought forward a bill adding £5.-
OUOJIUOlothe amount applimblo under the
Ashlmnrm-‘nct. In intrtxluclng tho Ineuaure
he said the government thought that the
great sum-me of tho Ashbourno act instilled
their writing to lulargo its owratimm
Mr. tlladsiono moved an amendment that
in lieu of Vullllg £5,00lhllllll it would be ex-
thiIII'IIL In view of the talllltll‘lllflsi nrining from
the eviction: which had rtumtly taken place
to extend the land law no I“ to bllilllwm‘ the
courts to reduce or cancel such arrears of
rent. as might be found enlmlvo. He stated
that the amendment did not nil'iko at the
Ashlmin'no nel. Ilodirl not desirotouum It.
owrulimw. IIo objected lotho bill became
lieln-lievcxl tho govermueut ought to have
asked iialnnd for a limited grant to enable It
to con! inni- tho omratimia of tho Ashbourno
set until spring, when parliament (mild ro-
considor the whole matter. Instead of doing
this the government had lulmlueod a bill In~
Volvlng [ml-Iinmcnt in a fresh approval of the
land pnrclwso policy.
llr. (liailstono, continuing, said it was the
manifest desire of the government to with-
draw the land qmstion lrom parliament [or
several years. That could not beallowed.
He did not desire that the landlords should
be removed in the body. He wanted tolco
'thom resident and not ulna-niece Under the
Ashbourne act £5,i.w,lllu had been obtained
apparently as a prcculcnt for getting the
other $1000.00”, thus slowly drawing the
house into a syrdem of making the state an
immediate landlord, without propa' guaran-
tm-s. lie objected to the act asgiving the
landlords tho initiative of purcllasu instead
of the phenols.
Did the gowrnmvnt, he asked, rein»: to
dual with arrears becaum arrears wunli in-
sure the scrvitudo of the tenant! This bill
would enable landlords to increase routs,
while it would enable only a handlul of ten-
ants to impure holdings. Doubtleaii the
Irish tenants could he eulogimlasscrupuloua
In paying fair rents, but if another collapse
in agricultural prices occurred the farmers
might ho unable to pay even installment;
The government, he decimal, was not justi-
fied in relying upon good will to pay after
the declaration. of Lord Salisbury that a
majority ot the In-oph- n: Ireland were bent
upon riiling the pockets of the minority. , I!
Irishmou did not rosin-t the pickets of their
countrymen, WmiIlI they rosin-t the English
exciieiplerl .
Mr. UmK'llL‘II denial that lit" government
WnfipIHIgwI not to intrmluce Ineamrcs in-
volving protractml controversy during the
winter omen. Mr. Ulndstonu's statement
lIutI. ii' the govcrunwnt hwi asked for just
enough in km p the Aalilmumc not in alarm-
linn nil next u-ssion the IIIUIIHII would have
in. n sign-«d to was not correct. liapnryhnd
been made into the limiter, and the return!»
to make the attempt. Ilctlilllg it ill! the ques-
tion of land purchaso was not lnflmllntible
with dealing also with arrears. The govern.
merit. would deal with arr-ran in due worse.
The suggestion of tho ox—prrinier that the
govt-rmncnt wru practilnliy conspiring to
nllmv the arrears to continue and to encour-
age evictions was acnrrl'ly Worth answering.
All of the parliamentary parties have is-
sued urgent whips sumumliinf; their ad-
hnrenln to be preseutdurini; 1h! debate on
the bill increasing the. sum to be applied
under the operation of the .lsiilmunie act,
which the Irish solicitor general intraIm-ed
upon tho Very shorted. of llulll’u.
delighted the Liberals, smwit can l»..- mu-
strumi only into an ltillllmhillil that them-
are paramount to tin: ltltt'ro'nllinl the loud-
Ionis. This point has all along In’cll con-
tcnilml for by the Inlicl'nia, but no Tory
oilicinl has oi ci' int-m.- rm’uglilz:§ its vzilidit y.
Mr. Gladstone was in lino voice and form,
and nmclcnstrong spam-ch in stipgmrtol' his
amendment to the bill. - ‘
The Christian World, a journal of im—
mense circulation and influence, and hitherto
sleutly advocating Unionist principlmflins
been "inverted to Home Ilulc. '
The Two Emperors Meet.
1115mm, Nov. till—The royal yacht, Imrv
ing the Empress Dowager Victoria, her
daughters and the Prince of Wales, reached
l'ort Victoria in the morning. Queen \‘ic-
toria and her daughters, Princesses Milka
and Beatrice, awomprmicl by Count Von
llatzfcldt, German embmeador, wont to the
port to meet them. There was but a small
crowd at the station to greet the queen. and
there was no cheering or uncovering of
bomb. The empress landed at noon, and
was received by the queen, who embraced
her and Iii—sod her several times. Thoumudu
W collected at the hunting place, and they
gave the Impress an enthusiastic reception.
The route taken by their maladies was
crowded with purple, who heartily cheered
themon.
Cruel Evictions In Ireland.
Bonus. Nov. ill—In tho evictions (rum
the estate of Hon. R. T. O'lt'cill, Conservative
member of parliament for Middle Ants-inn, at
Drapcrstown, Cwnty huulorlderry, on Bab
urday. a ledriddcn woman 92 years 0! age
was taken from her bed and carried ton
house some distance away. A fierce gale was
prevailing at the time, and the wotaaa was
chilled to the marrow upon reaching her new
quarters. Another woman beaune delirious
from the shock of her ejection, with her [our
children, one a baby only 3 months old. ller
turniturc was carried tothe roadside, whence
it was blown in the mud by the gels and
most of it destroyed. Filly policemen were
present to protect. the evictors and arrest any
one making violent resistance.
n
Charged by the Police.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-Ton thousand persons
attempted to hold annotating. at
met with did not encourage the goi‘r-mliiellt ‘
The ?
mmsurn line astound-xi the Tories and highly 5
tort-stool a umjority of the tenant» in Ireland ;
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of tartar. etrictl pure bicarbonate. of
IOtItt. and a emal portion of flour as a
preservative, nothiu, else whatever, and
is warranted entire y free from alum.
nmnwnin. phosphates. lime. and all lhc
minim-ante frequently found in baking:
powders. The c tor of materials
used, their purity, and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's so wrior
baking powderthe most healthful am most
economical in use, and it always ailimls
wholesome,‘nulrilioun. and delicious food
It is recommended for purity. healthful-
uesa and ellicieney by Government and
Stain chemists. chemists of Bonnie of
Health. and professors in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans, full weight.
(‘anniixn llmrrlluns. ALBANY. N. Y.
Amblerihmmls
Ilave now in "with" line a!
Ladies’ and Misses’
WINTER I‘IIIIKS.
.¢ ’— N...
Seal Plush Sacques
Spirndid (loud; at
325-00 and $35-00.
, We invite all who intend bu) in: an (lubed-i (hr
men! or any or rug-um. In
Visit, Our (final; Room-
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GROCER.
; 70 Washington Street,
it‘ll 5m SOUTH NORWALK.
A NOVELTY.
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same size” Samoa '1 hey are CIIIIQIIIA’IIIJIG at a
novelty imbir wnnlrancjiul u «littered: Item
the herring known to our genetic. no one can in:
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New Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
Succolasll. LII-n Beam,
salmon, Lobster, Peas,
Plums, Pumpkin
Which we will let loose at prices that pine: the
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Corrected August 9th. 1688
Passenger Trains.
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Wall Papers.
No trouble to show goods.
___.,_.,,__L__
Fine Bills 25 and 30 cents
double roll.
AT—
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Stars.
18 North Main street.
scorn nonwaur.’
WIS IIII'IIIN MINI.
Ono Quality.--’l‘ho Bert.
”fig Lamb, lotion. M. Salt and Fresh.
t. Beet. Smoked ‘I‘
argue. flame,
shoulders, Bottom Frank-
forte. In.
Home'Dressed Poultry 'a Specialty.
Harwell.
Mfllinery Goods
v
20. an." ‘3
.......... .mm M.
learner's-in.
| o. u nvmoron.
Wuhllflon. I). 0.
Ton you! in United limes Potent ON».
“I Guide to Inventors lulled has.
ann H. SMITH.
FLORIST.
”COM-«~—
IN STREET. HOUTII NORWALK
“A
1'. '1'. HYA'I‘T.
1'."
and South Nowell: to are the
' r. and extracts teeth without In, and tree
of any «rm charge wanl lul teeth '-
Ipuzinlly. (Mice and residence adjoining Ilclhodiu
mun-go Norwelk.ct. Open evenings. mun
F
-
I % l ive rl ht for Remark
l I purchased the one as x “we
i
A. s. prairie. '
.J E W E L E R.
lchos, Jewelry. Silverware.
hie Watch repairing a Specialty.
ales and Eye Glasses.
8
Monuments and Headstones. _,
Ila not buy Illionllmvnl or Headstone from any
ph lognph.hntgo direct to the show rooms of
. . Bali-s, Water Street. Norwnlk Ind select one
all omplclo and you will not be Iii-appointed in its
up uranee Dealer In all kinds of building none
and cemetery work.
I". W. BA'I‘ PIS.
Ohm
a... ........ a
An erican Investment Co.
liq liable Life Insurance Co.
Pa are Inllll and Trust Co.
Ja tis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Co.
I’i labile, .trclilent. and Plate Illa»:
Insurance.
TAYLOR Ir GOLDEN. Agto.
il-ui Enron-a Insurance Am'hcy.8:mth Norwalk.
Yon .
lilitifli
28 llaia SL, So. horwalk.
eats, Fish, timers.
ii is, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
or All lilnds in The" Season.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
l. IIEX.‘ E'I'T. E. c. lil'nIEIl.
J aéob M. Layton,
Hell 5.- m» w: Iluuenl' Agra:
llenerai insurance .i gooey
I’m: [uh uni Accident.
AT
II will
01
Dr:
esu Neetuehlp T‘chetrui'ahin and Stu-mu.-
39 for one £ and npxrnla and Now v llr‘lzr.H to
ué: pane of bowie.
'olary l’ubiic Sirloimlcdgrm 'Mr mm.
Iln Irgld 'Tlt‘h'clu Barrage i Il-w'kell
I0 IIl'SIImllImI.
65 Wa—thglr-n 5L.
Oil-xi Ila-o: to I’MHIfllce)
EE HIVE.
in Ilhs’ isnonvw iixno HALL
( .lo the lice [live when you are hungry or dry,
I lor you can‘puammlnpram mm or lunch
at in! hoomit prim miles: you can :iford II and
goassm Our drinks are 'i‘ea. Colin-1m! Milli.
cilhtrlml or mid. all kind! 0! Tom amnce Ilrinkr,
Also Table llolud. or than! and smiling by the
rbsy "week. ('omcnndsocfor youmllrhut i! is
jun ikr home and we will lry and nuke you feel at
horn - Ileapu'tfnlly, 'lIIE lll‘lli Ill\'i¢
(in:
Iv".
I
A
a
sure Your Life
a the Endowment Plan.
a at age of!) would probably need int-unnu-
for wenty or IWWI]>I|‘E years. but became he
net-dill [or that tiIncl- no run-on why he should
stipu-slclo keep II npduring lhculiulc life time.
lie but over clghl hundred chances in a thousand of
living more than twenty yarn and nearly eight
hundred in a Ilmssml 0! living l.-.l-l.l_‘,'~fivu yearn,
Beau» his wt! accls are M Might be ehonld not
neglect toprovl cforthe clmtt‘r'.‘ of dring~whlch
are unplmntly nummuafibya EiIh‘mI insurance
onhirltl’e
IXSL‘iiB it; THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00..
UP IlAIl‘I‘l’Illlll. '
8. S. L'H())l.‘llil)lltll.
1.. 50th Norwalk.
RITOH.
GILBERT .11.
II' A RII'ICK HOTEL,
Horse! and Carriages to let for all occasions.
“hm at Depot to meet All 'f‘ralna
(mod Turnout: at Reasonable Prices.
Telephone connection.
4
o NDIE§
Of all klndt Pint Clan
mm omens "
S nth Nor-walk. Conn. 8"
Lobstere. Clams,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
SCALLOI’S.
new mum-m uoons,.
Illl’llll'l‘llll HIM PES.
FLORIDA URANGES
Wholesale and Ill-lull.
HUNT a; znmrg.
F. H. NASH & BRII.
Only agents for oily and borough of lhe
“Great American” and “Radiant"
Heaters.
'l‘lu so llusten are excelled h none and stand a
the head of tho lllt for eimpl city, durability and
.clltciency: are sell-cleaning and easily managed.
We have on hand a fine llne o!
RANGES,
Plain and Duplex Grate.
"acumen Isa PLAIN cuixi,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware.
AGA'I‘i-I. TIN and IRON WARE
Just In «in d lrom the factory at the lowest market
r. H. NAanmh tonne
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
Silverware.
Special attention paid to the repairing of cm
watches av-rl jewelry.
33 Main Sin-ct.
SEWER—cl
M. Pl lanai:
Ulifildnli IS
S 3‘3\V if. EZ' I." I [’18
, ARI)
Ilene ‘le :‘icwcr Contractor
Ir;.rrr;r:trr~ill01mke count-mont- with main rower
p-lnfr u. novelty on the rum! Isvv-Isbie terms.
l'nme.‘ unending m tonncn w ith the recently lsld
~ew:-r.~ n: rind any will find it Ir their adventure to
call on him. as; If
i ’. M. 1’! IC}{(3PT
tic-x 2i). South Norwalk, l‘t.
. 3 WW... .’ __ ,, ... . -_
lhe Inetropelitan 5 Record For I887.
(iron in number of outstanding! l'ofitc.» during
18 7, $8.015
(lain in Add!” during 1897. "narrow,
Gain In huniutn Income during lttfi'. 9.15043“
3‘Gnin in Internet Receipts dunnnz 1587, $5.63
(lain III Grove Income during 1887. Shmfiildfi
Number of Death'Claims IIIII in micron
Amount paid to Policy ho den during test. $2.
194.00? 20.
Number ot Policie- in Force. Lalo”.
New lurnrance written during im,5.~4,194.215m.
Capzlni and Surplus for rttlll’ll)’ of I'lllle-Ilflldefl
over and above the reserve required by law, it per
cent ) and all olherl'ubililzee. $1,1ti’ .fi'tl l0.
Amount paid by the Company to he Policy-
holders for Claims, etc , since orgsn‘zsuon. pine
present law-sled Anni-ts; museums Ki. '
Jllelil’ll LEII'NIK. Agent.
.I ("IN Ii. FERRIS,
vt'iun'cunlc and Rt’ihl‘ Dealer in all kinds of
INA]. ANN IIIIIIII
a; ick. Lime. Cement.
.3lue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lilckawanna. Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Williesharre' Coats.
lint Iil' RUBBER .Pilll‘i‘
Yard foot of Washington and Mar
«hail nth-“ta. Branch ofiice a! Silicon
[this
herb rem
Iain any regard/lead. name of
uh" ".“l‘ooo” ”152%?
Itthhlu amino 0
”in; S? \n— 3‘41".
.. A I‘WMI'WLI‘
- m
EB ,. "all
.‘ U -' :7. 5,.
».3' I- ochtcr’cz F: méuz‘
' FAIREGQE
momma
ed, and does not con-
tinsfi
Henriillai, Uaslmeres, Sills and
w. BJIALJmOo
SAOQUBS AND COATS.
It same price: charged by Bridgeport imam.
or for Pastor-us of Color. or non-fall '
Parties Inor' can roll the stock I) read!
In! card to m y I: w
No I' walk,
HAR'NES
To compete with mac concerns. I
Harness, Saddles, ‘ Helium‘s
Pi no Harness To 0rd ,
Au Ron -I. at the old etandmhere I will .
Unlestiaroohoflhlhnlr
muralydrlcdup.which
very rarely nndpmhab‘ not .
Dd!“
over five times in a
for line ‘I Will
[to Pl
m. "mum-emu mm... .
M on...
H. JABVI
Is now “III, with
Fall Sam plea!
.. ops...”
Rich Dress Gilli
IIII‘OIITILD DY
IIIIIDOII’OBT.
01' THE LATEST STYLES.
All Imlcrw lnlnleted tome will be pmrnplly ll'md
MRS. W. H JARVIS.
I'll Main Street. south Noruulh
Wi’illill Stunned
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING [IN All. KINDS
AT THE
aw Ofice-
-m.__... __......__
Halli. Halal lo.
W...H., _.
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK,
OF ALL KINDS.
AAAAA «o
Lorne Stock of Columns
for 'l‘rinnniug.
Plate and Sheet Glues.
,___., goo—~—
Sziwinc. Planing.
and Turpin".
—+____.
Lumber Yard her-nu: railroad and carriage
' bridges.
hill at fail if Marital] Street
So nth Norwnik, Conn.
HilllBlIIYl II-
Important.
eroun, Mum, A ril
A. F. Quinmrd. 539., p, 28' ’88.
l have um! Quinlarrl‘e Sam-purine
aince hm Summer and n has put me in rhupeto
work once more. which I was not able to do
lg-xt the malaria in Central America two yum
ego and have eell'rrcd from it rinse, using colonel,
quinine. etc. b Ihc wholesale, Quiatlrd'e Sam
parilla ll‘iI the film“! for Inc.
Yours Truly
._ F. G. IIILL.
son) at fehfl GI-
GEO. B. PLAISTED,
Strum
1:. Your own- Dyeing. at Home.
7 will dye everyth' . The arcuold . .
when. Rite 10c. n page. Th’ey have mm]
for Strength, Brightness. Amount in Puck-en
Qualities.
Theydo not crock orsmut; (Deniers. oracle by
nor'r's Pharmacy. and Geo. B. l'laisted. dram-is.
I12. I] ‘*
a.
a
,I WILL PAY THE
Highegt Cash Price
FOR
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
‘1 “run P01332038,
:v-en'm FtlI-IWALK.
‘ J. F.-Peckw0n.
1 June- Bloek, Water at.
' Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
agency 0! one oi fl :- oldcot and largeetntnhlfi: -
menu In :5: «an fortheefleo! ‘1'
cingles, Collars, kc.
. 8 CW
heal-v» Illum'l‘nvg‘l’l‘hm‘a ..
Ildrcturneda 1" minutu later Vi“! Ill undanchor ice bogimto get troublesomoin County Tipperary in deflanceo! the Vern. , It unlrprodnoesmgmm I I ‘ , .‘
M‘ When Dar-kins M h” W118. theriver there willbe a general curtailing iiwnt‘s proclamalic'm prohibiting 1t. I'ID'ho . orders DOIIVBI’CII I YOIIIPLI)‘. . Just Think of Thlal g, [5‘ . g L _‘ ‘ ‘
. M I” We! HM and mini; with offlour production. Themsons {or this“ liar charged upon the crowdand dirpnmd it, 1 ours to Command, CHARLES 8m W‘” "" 0-:- er am at one. I, M," m ML?“ . ‘
uninh- tmcked and nearly killed her.ln thewheat shortage and the dullneu ol the many persons being injured in the melee. cos. ueorxasxmsnv 'I‘()le.s:éidafullmert» nemhmbcmumirtiring;“Mm-M-"
tum Inn-pm r ‘ ow ,
:mthvvwwltynvdu I w".-
~wcnil knaz‘ialsuu
up“
uh. cm i‘.
N No. I and G.
W“ 1;?” bottle c:et.,iir l
I'll-urine policeman. The wile iii
Wendburkim’thrsattoputanothu-
m in her place. She n. W and
memwm
mMoernmr « if ‘c-v-rylv
a can mtmll’ i
Ilonr market. Most of the big milien have
large quantities 0t flour in stock. ready to
“advantage of an improvement In the
trade. It II “thawed. however, thatitocku
The attemptto hold the meeting, however, mtofommenwmn :-
....... M... .. .... ... IIIIIIIIB 8: Summit
were made before and utter thechargs o! the
police.
as \Vuslllnslmi Sire“:
‘1 “80.
—~—'I Ill BEST—~—
H”
M . John Holland.
O
I D ’ (I , L‘ , '3 4 T r ..
me“ “our: 1;", ML willnotbo b.5329...“ normallirdanw 1- D Fol-cl?! tomhnfilon to really. ‘ . JOH mefelter, no r ‘ “u I” 5 nm 3“ .’ . ~ Featuring? 321:; .- ‘ “W” In m lunar mun
§ - mats-room ”to: trim: - .. meadow...“ ow... mm. m" ~ H mm *~ mm "we: "r"- .... .. m m... ........
~mwlfiueouur Thur-day, having I.- You» on, (11:) W my" Rim undonto give testimony Inforethsl’urnoll . am .y' _ wrtggl‘ffifigd mxmhxorm.mwillma.uu
w-wwww .. ....... --~.~m .............,.. 1.. us IS sars » .... ,, . .
W‘“ twp-,2: m- P— 8mg " W.wumes‘wm " I ' I I: BBIAGE H“ ER l I mic“: " III
_, . . ‘ - ‘ , ‘ . , ‘ ‘ :- no“
Matteo. walpmb- "mm“ ”'mm'm” ; - , Vegetables. Fruits, . ' ' ' Im‘wwfi‘dfimfi‘ PIIIII " .
u- hll trlln. found him An Ancient uni timed. ‘ “n!” W 21-0 8 . Ial attention given to re- fig... a. “durum-nu ' ‘
spinning mill. m , “ .. . pair. In all bmahgg,‘ norm ”I. 00.5%? “V38” ”I "I "“93-
' 3,. m1 Ynj’, TLH, Wt A good Mutilation-Int- , j ’ W mint-m ‘ .
y p m, m, p . y a carriage for no. League: II. eastern.
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