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Gen. Harrison Enjoy: :1 Quiet
Family Dinner.
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tuned 'I‘Imnksgit‘mg l't‘lfllfil. in which turkey,
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tin-II of the family, who have been It part I»!
the“ htluchII-IIII more :1 little “hi!" aftI-r the
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Burton wont} but! to tin,I gIInIIInl inaml
white and blue barrel
The visit at Conguwxuan lion llutterworlh
and Hart Hanna to (ii-n. Harrison evidently
came to wuwthing. Instead of being half an
hour long, as they had intended, it was pro»
trarted to three hours, and it was 10 o'clock
hctore llurrimn got awhy to attend the party
given by Judge lllnrtinriale at the III-nimu
Mute. Thegenernl was in suchguoil humor
that he danced a quadrille, and the Uhin
visitors returned to th‘ir hotel all sIIIiinI
Congmssumn Butter-worth n-iIIII-nml his [Iv
seriioa that he knew nothing of chat had
[tossed between Gen. Hanna-In and Senator
Sher-Inna (m the mlIInIIt question, and {mm
the little he said it was gleaned that Senator
Sherman hinimit might he in a quandary as
to what to do in (use a [IIrtl'oliII was Ivll'vrI-Il.
The growing fear of Foraker crop“ nut in
the Illk of every Ohio titan who (mines hen“.
As to what the feeling in Ohio is Dunning
the cabinet amniutments. Mr. Jillllt-TWI'IHII
said there «as perfect confidence in ”I'll.
lhrrilon. He would not apwint bad men
to his cabinet, nor incotnlietent ones, and
any man who would give a cit-an and able
cabinet would give satisfaction. SII-piI-iotn
Famous think that even in this moderate an-
swer there was a 513p at l-‘orakI-r. and It?“ in-
chned to believe the Shemmnitvs IlIvi Fundy-r
no good by their visit.
The speakershiplnida Igood talking met,
too. and though tho.- Uhioou s spike h.,:l: ly 0t
McKinley‘n fitness they [artiully iIItIInztt-Id,
in talk to newsroom men at the Illllt'l,
that Cannon and III-.I'] might .~tn_r in the
tight. longer than MCKllllfiy Would. What a
big following; in Ohio III-old like 1»;th so» Sin-r-
than retain his l‘l’l’fil‘nt place in the senate
and have McKinley take Uhio‘s Iliare in the
athlnet nndthen run lion Ilultrrlfitt‘lll for
governor, which could be done with a goo]
chance of his winning. This is about the
way Sherman's statestuneli, but it will be
a hard job side trucking Broker in that
fashion. [III will die noby at any rate.
Sm Yotut, Sm: tut-Hon. William 12‘.
Chandler. III—secretary (It the navy, stopped
over in this city yoitct'day on his way to
“'anhington. I‘Ilr. ClinntllI-r talkI-d a little
to It. nanter. "(it course I shall we Senator
Quay," he mid: "but I shall only 5-K.“ him in
hissed in the senate Isn't he a ng-nt mant
My! Ilutre the sin. est admiration {or him.
.\‘II: it will not be II ~31“) to tail: :uliim
about the complex! In I» .
“We shall org: -tni;. -t7;: III». 15- II.t.I ll“:
publican Innjorzt} \ Ill I .Inrl»; I!“ II“: 1‘. “a
are not gaina v to l t thv- Democrats etc-:11 any
thing It‘lllll‘J‘ I- 1' that yuucan aim ir‘posi—
tively assIrI-Il ll. pray»: to admit 5"th
and Booth I“ “ to. Montana and W rushing-
ton territories, ' and the senator looked over
his glasses to see how that would suit Mr.
Flatt. who was standing u few feet oil and
“amount! to be quite cheerful over the state-
ment.
"The next cabinet!” rtKumel to»; “Hero of
’76.“ “\l ell I am pretty positiIe that no
present senator will accept a place in the
cabinet. All the uewsmper talk about the
ciblnet and Ispgcially the importance gum
to the Big Four. is more talk than anything
else. I am firmly convinced that Urn. liar-
risuu is a man who accepts everything he
can. but that he will not gyro anything away
until March I. lie is that kind of a man."
The delicate 2.11leth of civil Lsert'icc reform
was mentimul, and that seemul to ink-rear.
the senator mightily. "Civil service reform
isall right in its II .II " he re: nnrlted, but it
only applie; to clerhz thus-.2 fellows uh. I
write with petu, but swim-II: of them all the'
offices are political. and thii will lumnde ap-
. t. There will be no hurry in meddling
with the clerk-s, but in time they will harem
go too, and Republicans will be put in. But.
a I said, there is no hurry, for we are in {a
anothertwent-y-tour years and what is the
use of rushing things."
The speakemhip was; brought up. "Oh,
Tom Ree-l will get it,” said the senator;
“he's from New Engiml, you know, and
that issutliz-ieat. Of, course, there will In a
little natural struggle between McKinley,
Butterworth and Cannon, but. it will nind
. up with Tom Reed in the chair. But I'd like
“to say before hating the subject that. four
broinier men than Reed, McKinley, Connon
and Buttertvorth do not live' In this country;
thatsmy opinion of them. To be polite!
shall correct that to ‘m the Republican
party.“ Who is the smartest Democrat in
the country-t Well, there are no smart
Democmts outside of New York, and Tim
camplmll B the stunt-mt of the .\ew York
Democrats ,
BISHOP COXE ON BRIBERY.
A sermon Remarkable [or Illnntness and
- n Bitter Attack on Politics.
140012037, N. Y.,, NOV. BIL—lien: Arthur
Cleveland Coxe, bishop o! the Episcopalian
diocese of Western New York, preached r
man here which was remarkable for it.
bluntneus and the bitter attack on politics it
contained.
The. bishop attucked partia indiscrimi-
nately tor the bribery o! voters and declared
that in no previous election had there been
such a wholesale porch-Ia of votes In in the
last one. Whole states, he said, were bought
up, and American politics were last» diagonal»
fling.
idem kindly remembered Prd—
dent C «Inland, welcomed President-cleft
Barrisonunl referred to Morton ”mold
pnrlshoner and friend. '
The On" Strum Soto.
Gummy. Nov. all—The steamer Gel!
min, which arrival from New York, Ind
given experience In the gale. Her rudder
chin ported unholy Mnnd.aml shown
driven Ill! Inna mutant of Charm
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THIS IS THE OUTCOME.
A. It. Itult ltnnltn In tho
Formation ol the “Ilrtnm'mtlt- Soldlcn’
and Fallon? Veteran Amwlallun."
l.\IIt.I.\'.-Irnus, XIII: nit—A llll't‘llllg was
lIIIIII at the Hendricks ciubronmshy about
”mm more demmrntic lirnntl Army of the
Lnlvuhliv Veterans at which an organizntiun
“an [writ-riot known [H the Democratic Snip
dlIIra‘ and Sailor; Veteran n2.» winttou of In-
TIII- Indiana (A.
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lmlwoui‘i Halt Building. Smalls III-v.3.
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Ilium. This orngII’imtiI-zi Isl the haul: of I
u hat luv; lu-n tt-rIIIml the revolt against the ‘
'i. A. It. TheoleI-I-t III the new :Iwwtntilm
is set forth in the following Irumnblu to
their GIIthlIlllllnll and lly’lfiWSZ
"The Miriam.- 0! this muwiation shall be to
IIII'ulcatc the true principlI-I of patriutzam,
mu- uf I-Ixuntry, not to [mt-Ir ntIII limitltmzt
trueIII-IIIIII-rutiv ['rllli'ipin'ri in litrmlmisffll-
tit-n «It the gIIVI-rnment, thh stat - and up
tintinl, and secure 1! pure, siInIIlI: and efficient.
administration of th- haul", and to roll»:
with all our might rwryI-ncroIII-htnI-nt Ill-(In
the mustitulinnnl rights and IIIIIIrtI-Is oi tho
people.
"To [In s-rve no.1 ;-:rI~II,;Il:IIn lili'n" kind and
{rule Tillll I‘wiing» win. It l-IIIII together thaw
who, as whiten. sail-rs and Izmrium, united
tI-.~*:9ItIr-Knt1:Ir rIIin-limzi, and to [rm-mime
ti:-~ IIII-Iiwry mIII liz-t-Ir}. not tlIIIIII-nrl.
"l‘u aid in tIII- ry [Itl'S‘llIlP'l'v 43' all p- r- on”
Will! have lIc-Jn III Inur. I-llI Iimliargml trout
tl'u- llltlllill‘} on I n I. al 5 r. in II! the I III ml
Stat-s.
"'l‘o :Nf'lll't‘ fur tlII-iII [column-Int and Ir duty
ion in tin- ctvtl scrim-n," ctr.
Alter the ndopt ion I»! the mnstltu! ion the
following (“illfl'l'j III-ts l‘iH‘YCII:
l’rI‘K‘iIIwIIt. ll. .\. Tori-In; wen-tar)", W C'
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III'IKEIIL-III, Squuel t'. UNI-n.
I'IIIlI-r :81" Iflillsl’ltlllhfll the: entire manage-
Ittz-Itt. oi the WLMIIIII is via I'm thy hand:
I»! :III I‘Kv’t'llIlVl‘ tum-II. ‘iVHI‘g" W, KIIIInu
wmiriI-cw Il I'lnIrtI‘. l.'l. :III:l \‘I.H given your
to nppzmt the '888Y‘r 'III quivers of their-1rd I
“inch lII- IIZi ilIl-I II. tumor; um mast trotu;
mt ll I-IIII glues n I: III ILItI‘iIt and two {mm 11in
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um to follow tun. i’II'IIIII-r's (’UUFM! and will.»
draw from tit.- L Is aim Ivliliout.
(.IunIhItion, I tIIIIII. “um Izwmbrot the
organization, aIIl III-II'I-t'IIre can not with-
draw. During; th- I-ampnign Mntson and
My“? regiment: of I've-mus were tortuml in
umy count} In IIIIiI:.m'I unlit is probable
that t? we III ’Illllltl‘.» I“. form lib! hash of
n;-~ HOW mow ! .I l III: I’ state, but of thin
leannot speak by . ... 2‘
ti.
A l‘enusylvnnian' .2 I'. 19- III one In (chads.
thnmn, UIII. , II'III. 018.“.8 F ltima, of
Pittsburg, l’u., arrival here for the porpim
of haying hot-«KL ll» had been n-IrommI-nnleil
ton man tunnel Morrison, but could timl no
me]: person. During the owning he strollml '
down to the Mi I. hi gait Central III: t, and as
ho reached til»: foot of tli- . stairway II who;
to the III-pot in: no t a man wit I, am 1' risking
him it he had any money, grabbed him from
behind and pinioned his ameI. After II» III.»—
pentte struggle Rico was relieved of $147 and
a watch II'IIrth $175. Hi9 ItiIl gloves were
stutl'cl into his mouth and he: was carried to
the) river and thrown in. After :I desperate
struggle! he gained mlock and finally I‘lmggaa
himselt ton hotel. The polio: 6:! yet have
made no arrests.
Suspected of Two Murders.
JERSEY t'IrI‘. Nov. all—William Campion,
a Ilulmken rough, was arrested for the mur-
tier of linmm Hobbs. a woman oi doubtful
repute, who “as found strangle-.1 lutit'nlll In
her ht‘d Tuesday, shortly alttr t mnpiuzi had
left her apartments. C' ntupion is alto cusp
pct-ted of the murder at an Italian which
occurred on the same pretniss mm.) months
ago, and it is thought possible that he may
have killed the woman because she tlIrL-atemii
to equine. his connection with that eriimr.
Explosion at n fortunate Time.
BAGIXAW Crn' Mich, Nov. " oil—An ex-
plosion, caused by accumulation of dust,
completely demolished the Stenglein [my
turn factory and enveloped the wreck in
flatten Gus Steuleiu and FiremanCondIm
were scwrely injured, and one man is re—
portalburiul in the ruin The workmen
had just hit the Luilding for dinner, other-
wlsothelosiot lite would haIe been great.
'1 Improperly “as insured but not against
prlosion. heartbeat. 523),.“
Killed the Billie! ll 30" Dru-mo.
Four SIXTH. Art, Nov. :ll-Tbe trio! 0!
E. L'. Boudlnot. creditor o! The Cherokee
Aura-ate. who in October, 1387, lulled B. 1!.
Stone, editor of The Telephone, ended
\I’oalneulny night. The juryIrendern-l I
verdict of acquittal on the ground that
Boudinot acted in cell defense. Daniel W.
Voorhees, of Indiana. W. H. H. Clayton.
brother of Powell Chyton, and I". C.
Boudtnot, uncle of the “what, were th
counsel for the datum:
com-run to Blunt Don.
Putnam Nov. 3141:: mini-
phinnnd Beading Coal and Iron may
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Columbus. Walthnm,
Elgln. Springfield.
-’L"-
Non Magneticlla Inches.
French and Marian uncle,
Antone sun;- Ware.
Bhutan-clunky.
No.
“mouth“.
hi.
usuammammma
iZuiIIicr :Ittei tontmceer.
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11103;: $1110 DESIRE
TH}: BEST of
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
any {MEI use at am‘z rim mid dowel
waif—s: or
888888 88888
[are l'nrrltfiinz l-Zlnctrhcre.
mane: «weed: out “VIII-1.0%;WH‘ w soy pr:
11.1. 881888
Lowest Prices 1
Mil) A'l'
VIII..- rm com for ~‘
the Least lone:
”—37...
I. Is. 11801188
8001' £81103 stone,
can: I: Lane's Block
«- mm.
CA8 Hi
You can buy goods cheaper for cash than for credit. or this you will be convinced after vult-
tng 8002131.!) In HOYT. of South Nor-walk.
PLUSHEU.
Jim m: III»! a In «I llhtllfl‘ III 2'! Inch Silk Mottled l“III»lI wlm h mouth: II III n n!-
'01 '1 l3. Wm IDIIIIIIHI‘ our uh- It“ "0‘ II bIlIa Mottli II I‘iurll III I'I'IIIIIIIII, worth «‘1
ObOAKB.
I‘IIIIIlJI “It lull "2w, (IIIIII «III-mm. LII Ladw—I' ”Ivar,IIIIIII'IIIIIII'IIII. III-twins: III wire 1mm 9.“ .'II In 3 2
3"- IIWI'II all Llflt'll lliuk'l‘owrlp, t.’I iIIrlII II by ‘11 im'hi'l, at rile-Into umlli talcum».
ON FRIDA Y. AT 9 P.“ M.
"r “III lift-1 I line II! fiehtl'llnilrmwu in III «‘1 It, :I“ B-I 1' Int; i‘II!,‘8i.t‘fi'll goal “III" III I?" 11"
um lurm. IIIIIII uml IIMIIIIIIIj I. II. 1.!
Hull Nurwhrre
'I'II‘II
:IIIIII'IIIIII‘ l'IIIIzI‘IllIdn il lillt. II will SI' II; III .I ’.'i
II II II but luu tin-unfit» um I an all. “III“
III 2' III 'I'III .- I'M-mill“ IIII Iw IIIIIn-wnt and mm:
fi‘lflll.f't . in!!!” with... to It 22:3 III
Iiperlnl Sale or Blanket. IIIIII Control-tattle- on Saturday.
1"in awn-Intent of Inuit» and Inn in “rim to IIIlI IIlI IIIIII III put-en topics-Iv.
We have :lIeIIgI-ary of lIIew‘IIII’II "I'It‘“lf'|ll'|l Pom“, wonomtr -II by all to he the bat and nail [Inf-ct
filling l‘tlflll "little.
I. ~IIIIIII lll'llillll 'I'IrIIlI-nu Inthvb mu; m : III ||r8l'l‘ [nun 5| rim 3:: 'I'
(l IIII- IIIIIIIIIMI IlIIrtvI “Itldlllml New lull MIIIu MII lln IIIIII IImom and IM' at tum)! 08 “It! Inc-I
IIIM‘ II. [or 3“ III. We also IIIIIII IlII: hmt llllhtllltll’llll uliirt on r pnuIIII-cd III I‘ Ii» plat-I M“ 50mm.
The In H “\IIIIIII.” - III-III.” I'lnglmu (or III, I',t.‘lll'l IIIIIII IIIIIeIIhI-rc (or 133‘ um" IIIIIrI'Ilo Club“: It I“.
til-mm nm for IIII bilntn- III the \Ink nu IIADIKW J- Illl'l‘l'tN KUIIRIIIDHI‘D IIAPK. U’v
Dltlbhl. ll Illiltll .I'“ III ill t5 Pillifl III II” In. 1.1.! Imm’h MI.
BCOF‘IELD tub HOYT,
68 Washington 812.,
South. Norwalk,
We Have Received 4,800 Can: of the
Celebrated Dew Drop
Pinc-
Sll‘HII I ”In. 'l'lllllz'lllltfi Ilprirun (Ix III-:Irt Cherries
Beams,
apple Succutash, l.iIIIIIllI:.III.~» “Mullet l’I-ars, Strinw
l’c "Icahn Pens Iliucbcnics, lllackbettics, Lolistct, &c.
”10:13 goods are the Iincst packed: on] put up for thoac who
on appreciate a first class article, and we shall sell them at a
reasonable p1 lt'I‘.
'liicse "nods take the It‘lltl and out SIIICS exceed Ulll expec-
tation. 'l he best 15 the cheapest. ((IIItrIIIchI and sold III this
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 \" Ilia-ill. H‘ '1‘! 1"" N’l‘l} l‘llfl’l‘.
GROCERIES AND MEAB
. »~~ AT 7188“”! STAIN“ “Y— ~
'1'. BURR GUYER 8!. SON.
SPRII‘I‘GWOOD.
-—««- our
Im. "am-Ia. “LIA-Lt! rmmr'ru'.
- - coo ~~—
“.i'iI-l" TD TRADE WITH US.
I
.‘lTY FOLK-“i FIND IT II) THE“! .‘Ill‘ ..‘\I
GIVE US I!» 'I‘HIAIJ:
8811 LII III Children’s
MIRINI UNDERWEAR
In All Sizes and Good Values.
I. 81811888188 8 888,
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
‘8. B. HALL &
BRIDGEPORT.
Special HHHHH
Importation.
BY WHITE iINE STEAMER “BRITANIC. ”
c III of siik Warp Hamlet!- clutt-
“I I lute th Inlay m'ertda: the; It-mm Home 3! Ch 9 [but 0:.
l! Itch Henrietta. [Julius I an tare
mixiai : an iv: nil the not some» 3120 all the nucnhro oi the Bat
III: 1: n. 32;“ I II «kmhg (rem there M2 ,
BROADCLOTHS.
I; I mo. an aerosol infirm“ '..on Inv pic-cunt lance [:th «mm which regulate-ea rav-
Incil mounts a y n1. "w ’1. :1 13ml 9! .0. Bath lol nu likit'lm
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas.
Ore assert the widest nod hm llcuriettn Goth: em brought to this
mail.“ will he allied to (by; also I 'ntge II: c of medium grater; o. Carbonate: and Henrietta, prices, 375‘
nonfat... 59mm 73..)c me. and? :.
COMBINATION SUITS.
We (“I‘ll open to my one. hundred new and ImIIInI Inn- and out: one or I mic will be loll! 1n the
'75 GEN-1'3.“—
mlfill’iiwdmch Blukmadmcl Colondlihndmwdmackl’nl: in. carbons]. Ngoode It
An Unuwnl opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gmlnct at Clo
Black ‘ Silks.
At. Low Prices.
reek fire lots of Rich Black on»
85:0“ 8100. $115. ”35. 8!.” per
”woven-I
To .tirnuiete the I-ilk ms! t’! we mourn to I'll during III: mecca!
Grain till»;- the genuine (ill llVlI‘Jl' good: It the (allow. rig uric":
y The“: are low letn tor rich I 1:86. I-IIl' but they on: not a Wfltfldll’g" low grade at gunner;
en the minor}. they are and: «It In excellent quilt; of w a milk. non. rich and landmine, and or
tannin tor rm ice at any slit lathe Iorld.
frCuflI‘.‘ and": what "pronounce thchmtnluth‘t hm which! Iorzlmnl.
I Fallzle Francalse.
A lot of m pica. u lint-bu with the genuine fits: quality, whl be mad III-Ill] It ".17.
mu‘umoladinturttyht are.
Colored Franoaisp.
ImeMmmmmmmnm-mwnnmwmum at. 81 to In
W .23.. HALuIco
No Inch
10;.
llllllli I ICII
CIIMITIIIIK 3808
Have placed in stock their full line 01
Men’s louth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
8|— M8lIIIl 8888.
Insurance Building“, m Maisonic Building.»
So. Horwalk Noiwalk.
””OUSES AND LOTS
FOR 8 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm—
II'ooIl Avenue, Monroe Street Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Strcc.,’ . Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Ilill Sheets Ilaviland Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Streets, Meadow 811cc. and Turnpike.
II
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LOTS.
Situated on ‘llain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and
Street Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Mead
Street. Cr I‘OSS Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay
view \‘venue, Pine Street, Prospect Place. Hamilton Avenue, ,
7“Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner \8 ater and Raymond
Streets, and Lots hunting on the Carriage Bridge.
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8811. 888188 18]] 188881888 188888
Washington st, South New;
Norwalk Chronicler