aw w
cduéiizss um AT wont
Confideration of Old and la-
troductioa of New Bills.
lustre [£85 or tut: mar \Il'l‘ll LN'I‘S.
“I. lh-uuttnl 'I-I-ildt ”Mr.
Ma‘s Itllt l’rmhttu; tor .Nrtv ltnuu.
Ir. fllbmtt I'ruptw' n Hun-tut "I Ilt-ulth.
“range In lilcrllnn Firth-uh l‘ruptm-II.
DIM unmiou
Wawuxur‘m I'm T-. The not uni. ut‘
gong-“M mu lugun ymlvrduy. Blr. .\lh~ ui
‘ " ‘ urge! nu immalime rwsumptlon or Illi‘hllll-
Itlttttv tnrtil‘ hill in tho want». but in dolor»
amp to “mammals who have amendments
to ntl‘ur mnv‘ruiug tolmvm he ugh-ml to a
pnntymtwnu-n! until this aft. moon. {or “hich
the writ? hill “an manic u hpm’ltll order.
Mr. Bennett. of ‘l‘t-xux. intrmluml in the
senate a lnill authorimn: the constraint-m 0!
two steel rams. to be tinned with heavy
tilled dynamite guns and parumntie tail'pmlu
thrmvem. The bill calls for tho appropria-
tiou of Shawn“. or as much then-oi as may
he I'Wl‘fflillry, for the construction of the
rams. 'l'lio hill provides that the gum and
torpedo ”mowers nhull lu moutitml n» as to
be elevated and deprmwd: shall he not more
than thirty-tour {wt in length, and shall be
cut Ill-l“ vi throwing high expluaivv toned-lea
adixtstnct-unl less than tuo miles, thy tor-
pedma to contain a charge not in»: than in)
potthls of dynamite or other high uph sin-s.
A lll'nlCAl' or "mun.
Huntu- (lilmn, ol' Innisiana. inlruvlucml
nhill to cumin a bureau of health and to
prevent the intrmluction and extctnion of
mutngious and ittluctiom Illst‘ltmfl in the
United States. The lvill providv.‘ that the
bum“ shall lo t‘SlaIIllnItt‘vl in the inlvriur do-
partment, an] he in charge of u I'HIIIIIIIS‘
Blotter at a salary of $3.01). A health com-
mission of twenty tin-tubers is to be appointed
by the president, to In' divided among the
yellow fever. cholera. t yphoid, N‘le'IL‘l fever.
unnllmx and diphtheria suctiotm The ntcm~
bers‘ s-tlarios an- to be $3.!!!) each, but they
will only be actively engaged when eallul to
duty in emergencies. The entire u-nunisviim
is to meet in this city in April of each year
toadupt plans and make regulations (or in—
terstate i‘phimntiuu. Au lippl’upt'ialinll 01'
"00,1!“ is unite-l.
Luv. nmn, art now roman-r53.
Scm‘or I‘ldtt intrmlnccd apetition from
the Historical Sui-t v of llnrtlord. Conn,
praying that the remains of Joel Barlow,
‘who dial in l~i'.’. while minister plenipo-
tentiary and envoy extraordinary from the
United States to the court of Xapileon I,
be exhumed and brought. home to his native
land. An appropriation to cover expenses
is mini Dr. The remains of [lumbar are
buried at \l'ilna, Poland
tutor: in PRESIDENTIAL 13.111on ctuxnr.
lizrirm'nlntivc .‘toue. of Kentucky. intro-
duced. in thv hwusu a joint rcmlutinn propoy
ing an alll‘llzlflt'rtlt to the constitution pro-
viding that the p t‘siilent and vice president
shall he chow; every fourth year by the
direct votes of the people, A section of the
bill forbids the holding of any local or state
elections, except for wonders of Congress.
on the day set. apart for the election of pres-
ident and vice president. The electors for
president and vice president shall be chosen
on the first T uesdny in November.
TO PRACTICE 'ntr. ART or “All.
Orders were issued from the war depart-
ment by the secretary of war directing that
when not prevented by active service all the
available infantry, cavalry and light or-
tillery of the anny shall devote a part of.
mob summer to practice marches. encamp-
ments, madeuvcrs and other field Operations
simulating the operations of actual war.
rm: DIRECT Tax BILL.
1t Every generally understood that the
direct tax bill, which caused a deadlock at
the last. session of congress. will be taken up
for action in the house to—tnorrmv. l-‘rom
upmaéion of opinion among the members of
congress who were in the opwsitlon last ses-
sion it is not thought that they can now suc-
cessfully resist its passage. The general
opinion is, however, that it the bill is [Kissed
it. will be vetoed by the president. This was
the understanding at the lastsession, and it
was to relieve the president of theemharmw
ingetfcct of a veto message in the teeth of
the ' tinl campaign that the opposition
resorted to fdibustering tar-tics to defeat the
bill. It is not now probable that Ilk- opposi.
lion will resort to obstructive tactiis to d&
{eat the bill. It will probably be content to
put itself on record as oppcsul to it, and rely
on the president to veto it.
maruumrmx REGISTER.
At inauguration headquarters the com-
mittee on civic nguciations has opened a
regifier, and the names of fifty-one civic
bodies intending to take part in the parade
wererucorded tail. The total of the sub-
scriptions to date is $45,475,
A coutxo can.“ rtILEnnariox. ,
There was a notable gathering at \l’iliard'l
hotel yesterday. The members 0! the board
of premotmn o! the proposed constitutional
centennial and the world's exposition assem—
bled there at noon. This board includes rep-
rmentative men from every part of the
country. This was a general meeting of the
burdtohanr the reports of ofilcers and of
thcnocntivc committee. showing the prog-
m made in the work of preparing the way
for the proposed celebrations.
, yor Smith, of Cincinnati, as a vice
t, took the chair. Mayor Smith
made a brief speech, commending th: objects
that they had in view. .
Mr. Smith called (or the report of tha ex.
untlvo committee. Secrehxry Anderson pre-
sented this in an address. He said that the
110,0“),000 people of the new world desire to
mnemonic the 400th anniversary of the
dimvery of America by Columbus, and
eighteen American sister republics desire to
celebrate the centenary of the inauguration
of constitutional government upon the west-
ern' hcnugphere.
Themoventent, he said, had received the
iritten ladorsement of the governors of
torty states and territories, who have tor-
mnllyncceptcd membership in the national
, boat-dot promotion. It had been indented
bythc mayors of titty—seven loading cities,
1w president: and secretaries of boards of
nude throughout. the United States and tar-
l'ltorinl ranges. In brief, It has received the
mm and enthusiastic approval of the
, ”and public of the three America. In
Initial: to this the government of Spain
that“ otlleinllylnthamatter audit-su-
,' admire to pay tribute tamarin-
. debating the 400th anniva'nry of it
. W Anderson mum! am an
exhibit by merchants and mann-
llbut a temporary nflnir tor tho
ixmd 1m, and should then be ro-
w;m tho state and territorial
: ,d the “mom‘s exhibit shouldn-
.mlniorlllflnoiunlutiug monument to
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WlCKED NEW YORK.
All lit-nomination: lunch-Mug flow I.
May It: Improved.
New Young, “or. {twin um ulm‘itm 01
John I). Sluylmvlt William R. "thng PM
Idol at the . «wad day‘n Minion ul’ tlitttflirll-
thin mnl’vrclu'.‘ at l'ilicltu'lug hull. TIN
Ih'v. Vincent I’wwk, ‘Iuhlut‘ u! it Iiulwminn
mi, .iwu church. mu the that Bunker. lie
and that Iltn .‘iimoi Ilnilmltlltllm In this city
Mme. contrary to general mumptln". O
[l‘tlt't‘fttl Int Woll illw‘wlfil‘ll lHWM‘Il church
and religion, llut th . lMu-miuu colony was
atmvl with the twuvtnvut house systemul
cigarmaking, pl'ullllt‘ of Illflllyt‘Ylltl. Uni-c
fairly [It'llnliv't'liiln, it had Within rwcut your:
hutl‘un- l prtvutluu and want.
. 'l‘lu- ltvv. AntouluArrlghi, tninintcrul tho
Italian chapel at the Five l'ulnta Noun: 0!
Indudry. ul'gul tho tmity ut «hunting
hi. l‘wllllll‘ylllt‘ll, who come hero without evil
intention, hut dcnewly ignorant of the nature
of i‘rcniuxtitntloitt 'l‘lwy must be reached
by twamtnl l tlnrt or not at. All.
Ill-i; ll. .~\. Munroe (mlorcd) spoke kindly
of a (‘uthulic church that had nuinful'l’vd
the tluw Protestant plum-s of Wornhip in
Ill‘l‘lllg With the tough t-nlorctl element in
Thompzwu street. About 7.000 of uwmum
negro-2e in tho city attended vhurrlx. he ml“.
and tin-ir nim- i-hurchm were tillt-d every
Baldiath Illglll. But the Sunday schml Work
mu lwhind. and workers were badly iii-oiled.
llr. .‘I:lt'.\I'IIlIII', of the Calvary Baptist
church. thought it was the duty 0! the com-
mu' itj' to receive the immigrants. but to
ltt~i~t that tin-y must stay lls Autumn-nun.
Tlm)‘ .«hottld lw brought into the churches.
Ill-thought littloof mission churches. The
best churches were none too good {or the
pa: rut. and they should be always in 1-“.
.\t the. evening wnlull the ltev. Ilichnrd
linrtlcy presented the results ”of nineteen
yi'm'MiI work of the Baptist city Inissiun.
lh‘ziiming with on mutual collection at
sunset. Ingh watt-r maria. mu rent-hid last
year. when “will" was collected. Sixteen
churches had been Ivuilt with the money.
Before New Year's day tour now Baptist
churches will In: opened in New York.
Archdeacon Alexandr-r )Iai'lmy Smith re
flood the field of tint-{ultw ot’ the sixty—one
Episcopal ptrishes. Twenty-tire at the
clntrchcs are free, yet their attendance is not
nearly upto the mark. The speaker found
that the Sunday newstnper and long and
tedious Sunday services were the principal
causes of the n-nrchurch gvlillg evil. and no
Ollllm‘ltllt‘d sartctitiwl mtunmn muse as n
rvntu i)’.
Evert-it I'. “'IlI'-lrr, president III "10
t‘liun-iiclnlu, ur;:--d thi- nm'ixwity 0! layer.»
ctr-ration, the lack of “hit-h the lll'l‘lllll‘flcfln
had deplored. ltt it he found the solution of
the problem now puzzling the churches.
WHERE WASHINGTON COURTE D.
Sale 4:! a llixtorlc Estate in \irgtnia to a
va York Lanyrr.
I"!!!llllllll'Khlll'ltll. \’:t,. how. .3, — That
beautiful and Illzllll‘l‘.‘ estate knuu u as (‘hat—
ham. and tatnilinr to the- Sl'tIvIII'I‘n of the) late
war as the lacy ltonw. on the height-a over-
looking Frmlcrickaburg. “Ilh‘ll was crnwth-d
with Union artillery in [‘62. “an sold by tho
prcssnt owner. ”liver “’ntwn. to a \voalthy
lawyer, I). McMahon. o! the firm of McMa-
hon a; lqu-lley. nl New York. for $30,011).
The t5!ul01‘t):tslsfs of Tull acres, nearly all in
a high state of u-ultitntiun. The mansion. a
large brick building. wnw' cru'tcd in colonial
thin-s by William I’ttxlntgh, "not of the in. —
terini having IM-n brought from England.
The place figure-l unispimmusly in thednys
of the revnluti-m, as well aw in into-r wars.
Gnu. Washington mintrted his wife lwncath
one— 0' the (rm-u adjoining the In“ n, and later
Gen. Robert B. l.--.- “Hit Me bride near the
sum-.- >lv}‘_ The building “It: occupied by
(Lu. Burnside 1H headquarters during his
Sit’i—I“ ,,f this plantain] tlvn. Hooker gm‘c
syn-rial orders that thrcu trcrs' sanding in the
yard. named "Faith." . and “Charity,"
Inwattstuf ill'll‘ ms mt! ‘. :‘llivilIvI not, he
destruynl.
w (I'llrien to he [Jr-posed.
Saw Ynnx. liar. lelio- Republican
county executive rummlllce In»: night
ndop'mll a report of n >uIrc0llllttllItl‘.‘ declar-
ing that John J. O'Brien had mid out the
local antistatic ticket at tho recent election,
and filtulllil In? tvaih‘uI from lltt‘ learlt'rsltlp in
the Eighth aswntbly district. Barney Bigliu
and John E. ilrollnky \Vcretlle mtlydvlcnsls-rs
of U'llrlcn. They admitted that he tool:
mom-y from 'I‘atmnany. but call it was neces-
nary to month-e local Ilivpttinlimtn internals in
onlcr to save tltri‘l‘tatioual ticket. The action
of m.- c-xccutivc t'-~llltllilir:.l* will doubtless be
continued at try-night's meeting of the full
county (v-tnnmten though O'Brien, lliglin
and Broahky will probably Inakcthe meeting
lively with their opxmitinn. In their report
the 5nl>umunittec said that O'Brien received
833%!) from the County Democracy. 34,030
.fmm Tammany and $.15” from the Remb-
limm on the conga-animal ticket alone. He
worked only {or the Tammany man, however.
“bite Caps Invade Columbus.
Cowuut's, 0.. Dec. 5.—-—’l'hat the White
Caps have arrived here, and purpose doing
business in this city, is indicated by the fol-
lowing letter received by Mr. Welch; "Dear
Sir—I am captain of the White Caps, and
am looking up men Who drink and abuse
their families, and you are among them.
Take warning from title. If you don‘t we
will use the black snake.” The signature to
thisletter was a picture of a black snake
whip. l\lr. Watch, who resides on Maple
meet, is badly frightened, and says he will
not drink another drop. Burr McCownn, a
colored mail carrier, of Delaware, 0., re-
ceived a postal card purporting to come from
the White Caps. 0n the card was the fol-
lowing: “B. H. L'. and D.——Death. No negro
Democrats allowed to hold otllce. Choose ye,
Republicanism or death. Beware of White
Caps. Dead men tell no tales." Mr. Mo-
Cowan looks upon the matter as a joke, and
b not. in the least worried.
Kern from Haytl.
wa Your, Dec. 5.-The steamer Alva,
from St. Marc, Hnyti, brought copies of a
pamphlet, printed‘in French, setting forth
the claims of the northern insurgents, under
Gen. Hyppolite, to supremacy in the gov-
ernment of the hind; accusing Gen. Lo-
gltime of being the despotic leader of a band
otcutthroats and adventurers, and appeal-
ing to all governments not to recogniu
{Ingifime until the true condition of attain
I! thoroughly understood. The steamer also
brings new: that Legitime intends to dismi-
llinister Preston and Consul General Ba.-
Iatt, anti's representatives at Washington
and New York, and to appoint two Legitim-
iltsin thchmmtho hopothattho
United States, by recognizing them, will
months him a lawful ruler of Hnytl.
Jacksonville tn Nearly Free.
unknowns. 131... Doc. 5.-—'l'lterc m:
an. new can yesterday (colored),nnd no
dentin Tot-l can to date, 4,700; death
41]. Thebmrdotlndthyatadny ranked
thatonlnanDenmallpunon-wlllho
Illnwadtnnmlntothocttylnthod-yum
Thocltyconnctlmlndflnt sound aft.
3% mgfithntgt
I - an
omenI—Tho‘ line can
of yellow tone was discharged Honda].
rumor tantrum tho'cplduab
mummutnoonmm.
THE SENTINEL.
IAN” GOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor.
vs‘ésasa’sas‘ss” ‘ ‘
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5,1888.
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flugimfiy tennis.
v1! 8. KXAPI’,
A rchitect and (“it'll Engineer,
Furnirhu- Plans. rpccillrntionn and ruin-riatcml-
can: tvr the cons-traction u! an ry durnmmn
ut buildings.
'l‘l.ll.IIS BEASURABLE.
vri’lcl--T.t)‘lor'i Building Washington a...
no. horwntk. ‘ t’.l). Box 275.
r. llENDI-le. ' "
o I’IANU ‘l Uni-Ill AND llEl'AIItElt.
Agent to; the rc‘cbratrd,
thmor Planes.
buthunxl'a Hall Building. Norman: 11mm.
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l)“. A. N. CLARK.
St South Main i-trcct, opp. ('tty Ilutcl.
not, Tll NultWALK.
8 to 9a. m.
, Office llhurr. - z: to: p, In.
out! din Tell-phonewutmtton. It:
to it t-. In.
F n. t-rzc‘ntu-zu.
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Allt‘lll'l'l'li ’l“. ,
Room .60, ltuttland'v Block.
Washington street. South humid};
ALIEN. 5. GIBSON.
jvi-‘l 3m
Organtrt o! the First Comm-gamma! t‘hnrch.“‘|!cr
ucry. 'l'cncln‘r or
l’ianoi‘orte, Organ _nml llusical
L‘om posit mu.
2521} but Box 39 l'. 0.. .‘JHIlWAlJi. (1)55.
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0mm: and Ilt’rdlx lstl'.
thl‘l-Elt'r ltuwu. Mal.“ >11. N) Nutm’aldl
Tt‘fiflil ntmrlrd uuhnnt pain by tln' u-«' n! lini- m f
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Phoenix insurance Co. of Hartford j
AND '
N()’I‘Al{\' l'lllllalu. ;
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('ntcrcr for Weather: and Petites. Iu- (”n-am:
constantly on hand tonin- rich and m d, Ills crib .
IlflLIl'L! ltmt “(‘01, and Employment tltlitc. ,
50 MAIN 5T" 50. NURW'ALK. CT- T
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Ult'pelllc ' and lilllltlt'l’. l
Plan: furnished and Ema-am given.
Jobbing at all ktndh promptly attended to, l
Shop Ann rlrn‘l, nut: Ham 1
P. U. no: «3. South Somalis Cl. ;
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setting Machine hupplteo,
Attachments. Pam, Net-dice; Ilcllil. ctr . tarnished l
General Repairing at all kinds and molars u! l
Sewing Machines. t'. .\l. SIIAILER. i
“It Main EL. no. Neural; SfSly i
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sneer-5pm to l. l1. Qummm. ,
Undertaker & Euthnlmerq
ELECTRIC Nltlll'l' BELL IN THE OFFICE. '
No. I Knight St. lzcsidencc. 5 Elm 5L,
830 3.x) Nonvnlh, (‘onIL
J R. R.\ YMOND,
I
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Odie [out of Ilaviland St. on Water. P1). Box 61?.
SOUTH SOR‘VALIK SA "INGS BANK
5i Warhington Street.
Upcn hail) from 9 1012.111. and from t to 3pm
did on Saturday cvrnmgs [rum t; to ’9.
Wintervrt nllowedou Deposit:
ALDEN SULMANS. I'res.; '
JOHN II. PKIIBIS. \‘itr‘l‘rc: ;
63Ivlv, JOHN ll. KNAI‘I’J“. mm Trus-
Gcorge ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !'
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large stock at all lands at tnmimm
36 mun Street. Norwnlk.
. Also prepared to furnish everything necessary for
the interment ot the dead, day or “TL Telephone
connection with residence. No. 3 Bo: icy place.
Menuhin .
H OMER B. H03? '1‘,
JEWELER.
No. 15 Railroad Place,
Eu always In‘ltock I full line at
Columbia. Waltham,
night. Springfield,
.nn-
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American‘Cloclts,
We raven Ware.
Din-loud: and Fine Jewelry.
.lmwm..._ ”My...“ ”wwww
A I’llllll LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bron. [lard ()il Finish.
Wire Steel [Door Mats,
Something new, In at thing out.
W. C.QUINTA‘RD,
“mill! “ALI. BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
My «0 o 0—.—
We are pvt-pared tootu nflm clu- Joh ot
SLATING
In cllhel BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PENARH \' Ii. SLATE
all cents per foot and upward.
i‘nrtiu Itching Shite muting nhauld all on w
below nontrnctlrg clsrwhcu .
A. BACK 6; Go.
Water St.. toot nt llavltsnd South small
E. C.WHITNEY’S in until
073 Main Street,
N l. NORWAI K.
' . Q0.
FRAMING at lowest crime.
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Full line ol Artists’ Materials.
J. 'l‘lk IS’I‘IK A .‘I.
( )l"l‘l(?l;\l\'.
83 Main St. South Normals.
Via-uni Imperfections rtrtu‘cferl and tlvnrttnl.
(laid Stuntman, Riding than and Eye (liars—m.
flu km: an: or superior quality and a: mechanic
prim. m 2' ,r
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Path.
Vegetables,
.tfwnys tm-h and L! a laminate wire would do Itll
to all at the
[Jami Mariel
Before Put-chiming Elsewhere.
' Urdu? solicited and ft’k‘ltl.‘ dolive‘n‘d to any pm ‘
at cm:
Jlllllllllll Sfllfll‘lllllll, l‘l‘illll. .
——-t)‘F—
All. nun
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Learn lone:
—AT—f
H. S. BilliWN’S
hour a sane sworn,
mark I: Lane's Block
my mm mm.
w... u... a. ....n.mm.m‘m.,fl.mmm..
CASH I
“mm" ‘ mummvw wrvw-‘o-m
FLU-HEB.
.Iult warm], I lug» tamiee n! it Inch Silk Bottled I'huh. WIIN‘II we ullcr at 'M cent»
'0' ".13. \I'vmntinnc‘wr uh: of in inch Bull Muttlul [finch at w ccutr, wmlh M
OLOAKS.
Huh at hail put-r, from auction. for Indira“ linoel'.uml I‘luldrcu. “min: t“ p .u- hum $2 to ma 2
:3 (ti-mu all hutch Illicit $143!», If. imbu hy *2! Hair". tt! '.' i rents north as c. tun.
ON FRIDAY. AT 9 P, M.
We will all»: 3 £in at (mm' Utah-mm: in all Maw, at '11 0."... cumidcml cool "luv it! 4': watt-
uu- lo cowluuc until gummy Infill.
It will pay you lucramlncmtr low «it Lulu-.3 nail (it"t‘a' l‘m'mlla: III “37%. worth 3: 79: at $1 75.
worth 1351);“ I'll", mmhllfll; at i-lifpmurih {not ‘i‘um- tpmda me all me trpn-wnt and mun-
out | in» here
68 Washington St"
n. m... m. «m» ..
.w... ... . a...» . yum... mwom .w..W-Wu ”manna-«m... m
CASH .
You can buy goods cheaper for cash than for credit. or this you will be convinced utter vult-
‘ lug SOOPIELD 6r. HOYT. of South Norwalk.
special sale of lltunlwu uud Comfortable: on {balm-day.
Fin: an. "uncut or mull» and run in H310: to wit III and at line" to picnic.
w"MW'lli'hflvnr will Wiri ~ ‘ ("M I 'lt’r'ltt rt lll‘. l' lb I". I.» I! -l -: .
dttmgmrv 7 Hindi: ) - it in t I rate: (I I p J t n. 1 yu< I! n u and mm tnl’It-n‘l
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luuluu' and (Mw' t' tulignn .Itu In in magi-a3; in mi: ‘lrout El :2 to 3'21}
t.‘ 1113‘ Ill‘ileItIt'lI Him-i \Htrnmlwl New Y. rh Mills Mn tin. \HIIt Immm and M -| Itllid! "I the line“
'I‘hil lint-n, for St to. \h. aim that? the hull unlaumlrml hump“, produced in "m PW" lur ban-um.
'l‘hc Ilt‘tll Mun-ling dren- giuglmm for 9“ ('"mn. mid rineu‘hotc for It}; can“. Imirdllct'amhtlr ll Ilc.
Sport»? r ‘n turthc lnlnrre LI th" well: on LUMPN H) ‘1‘1‘4W BMBI ill!) l ED LU! , -
Illlfifififllt Kill IllJH‘H", at If. cunts, it! all mum "mu '1‘ [u TIL . ‘ Rt I x UN
SCOF‘IELD (£13 HOYT,
South. NOrWalk,
We Have Received 4.800 Guns of the
Celebrated Dew Drop
Sugar Corn. 'l’outatoes, Aptimu, Ux lleztrt Cherries, Pinc-
applc, Succutash, Lima Beans, Bartlet Pears, String Beans,
Poacher. I’cas, Blueberries, Illnckhertit-s. Lobster, &c.
These goodsare the lino-t packed and put up for those who
can appreciate a iirst (“lat-i article, and We shall sell tlwtn at a
reasonable price.
Them: goods take the. lowland our sales CXCCt'tl mr expec-
tation. The bed is the cliez'tptmt Cultl'tillvtl and sold i.n this
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 “'ASI l I N (i '.l.‘( XV 51‘] l I'JI‘J'I‘.
oiiOééqu’S AND mm
.4..-“ AT Till! ”I." STAND ()P—-—
T. BURR GUYER 85 SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
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.‘lil. "RIDER" I‘IIJJIII I’IUDHI'I'IJ'.
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:‘tn' FOLKS “Elf i'l'
91v»; Us; A. Turin“.
” [h s’, Lillli’ and [1111 than
Mlllllllll UNDERWEAR
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. lllllKl-llllllll It Sllll,
85 Washington Street.
W. B. HALL & 0.0;,
Bnlnquon'r. ~ .
Special importation.
BY WHITE {IKE ‘STEAHER "BRITANIC."
We have thin (by mean} it: the from flux»? a! the par! one I»! of .‘ik \V'Jp Ilcvfirt'n clot!»
whim are in: all IIV' new am»— ntoo all the £2:um M the that I! ark. "filntflt’! Lndt." can save
one pa tit lxy relating from that: tun
BROADCLOTHa'
We main. aural-In Emporium. i!" W at l a no: 1M.Mh5. m which in gnalanlu' : in“.
in: at to mu 3 yard. Paar. 3!. it 25 and sun. can lo: has tune thud“.
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas.
0! «1mm importation, 0:ch M thee-um and but Henrietta (5MB! ever. brought to this
mt will he clad to any; aim n forge iv 2 c' nmlnzm grad. . or Exhale!” and llmtm, tame, 3794
cents. um. .50: , m . 756’, We. and 9:. ‘
COMBINATION SUITS.
We Map": to any one hundred new ml Insulate! «rim and only one of I out: will be uld in the
city. ‘ i
-——-'75 CENTS.“-
120 liters nil Rub Black Mia. Grand aim and Black Pdliec, our Id 9m) goods at 75
I ' n
Tn. llamas! Opportunity! to Buy the Renowned Gnlncl & Cl:-
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
South Norwalk.
To stimulate the nth finale we to wildnflu the W task In lot: a! ltich mad: Gm-
Ouln Elihu. the main! out: M, rt Ihr toilmrn: trim: 15cm. 3! on. $11!. gt 2.5, 3:15 per
. M m luv [mm In rich Flu-k Nth tut they on not I mam-natal; Imr gmle oI 3mm;
on the contrary. “I“! m m of an excellent quality at pa e pith. wit, vid- and landmine. and .-
u-uulonuvitcuuy mkintbewofld. .
(I'Cmchmthunmnatkmmu‘nnthutnmmtnray-m.
Fania Francaztse .
“£313: mmmm genuine ”.15 quality. will be opened today II OIJT. ho rich
Colored Francalse.
Motown-ac Mammotymflufllfiflnhw It 3! to in
hump-fining. 9|“
. W.3.HALL&co
7155!?! \lo‘u'ANTAUE TU TRAI'I". \VI'I'II ['3 _
cusuu Bus
i
“are placed in stock their full line oi
Men’s Youth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING e
For Fall and Winter.
llllMSlllllli BilllS.
Insurance Building, .lhisonic Building.
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So. Norwalk
v
nouns AND LOTS
FOR 5 ALE ‘
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
tvuod A venue. Monroe Street, Woodward Avénue, Lowe Street,
Concord Strect, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
llill Streets. llaviland Street. Corner Union and Franklin
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike.
l’éorwalk.
Mm ,‘w-...._
LOTS.
Situated on Halo Street, C. rner Taylor Avenue and West
Street. Taylor Avenue, Westil venue, Hillside i‘lace, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Sheet, Elmwood Avenue, Bay-
,view Avenue, Pine Strcc’l, Prospect. Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Writer and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge.
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tutu & lllllllEtl.
tut ESTATE an mutant llllll'll.
Washington St, South Norwalk ”
Norwalk Chronicler