'andconaideratiun of the thinking element of ill:
HABIIIEBII iii new veiiit
The President-Elect’s SonCon- i
ferring with Politicians.
MILLER NOT ONE til“ Till} PARTY.
A Quiet Soclnl (lathe-ring at Dlr. )IortIIn'I ,
Noun—Nothing (liven Out vitamin-ed
Object of the Hath—An Anti-Blaine Bill-
“will“ Cabinet (lo-nip. %
New "villi. Dec. hw'l‘ttcrc Irri- a dlunel
party Iii \lr Mortonu house last night. Tht
guest of the eII-Iiiiig wail lliiiuell liariinoii,
eon of the IIIeIIiIIeIIt-I-leci. There were otherl
geiitleIIII-n implies .‘iii' Morton Wnitlng to
greet him when he arrived. Judge Elam wu ‘,
one of them. Senator Quay wan expected. l
but Iiidiit show up Mr. Miller was not‘
there but lilr. l’latt dropped in for a cup oi
collee, followed closely by ex- -Gov enior l min
tor ’l‘oward9 oelodi sir. Chris Magoo of
l' ittiibiirg, came along w1thatclegrannmI-i
ing that Mr. Quay was detained. 'lhe Ion-
fereiiI-e broke up early for Mr. Harrison II Iii
tired out All [MIIIN to it agrecthnt only
the Weather. the German opera, liaaelinll and
kindred topics were diu'ussul.
Still there in no doubt first, that Mr. lint
rhea liaii come down to Inmrt the vice prcai
Ilentoelcct to Indianapolis next Tuesday or
“mini-slay and second that he will carry
bark with him the prospectus of Mr. i’latt‘e
politiI'alentIrpiim and the report on the
hopes and their bases of other cabinet aspir-
nuts.
ll timer Miller In: not at the Norton hano‘
quet last night. He stalked the corridors of
the Fifth AIIInue alone
Mr. Morton and Mr. Plan are fullof plain
for Russell Harrison's entertainment II'hiiI
he hi in town. Mr. Harrison will call on Dr.
Depew to-Inorrow, just to my how glad he
in to find one man who wants abmlutely
nothing. The dot tor Iii nursing lib. bruised.
tendon and reading the reports of L';-o|I .1
strength that are coming from Albany. liI
is said that Dr. ih-pew will certainly do iii.-
best for llustui this year. but it looks-at
though he had got to move quickly to do any
. A fortnight ago, or just before the
split in the Big Four, Hunted looked a win
her. Now it seems to be Cole.
lxnuxamus, Dee. 3,—Afl editorial up
peared in The News last evening which many
think was inspired or at least approved by
Preaidcnt-elect Harrison. This anppvsitloi.
is based on the ground that the editor. J. ll. ,
Haliday, is an old time warm friend of liar ,
rison, and although independent and an ad l
vacate of ‘ turd! reform" eupported him iii
the campaign. The editorial Is an follows: |
"Blaine, hliister. The ‘nurroII'anI of the )laino: '
Yankee has rarely been more strikingly displayed
than in theI interviewsIII»nIII-riiiiig lir illunie which
were reported of several oi" the Maine I‘nn’h'l‘t‘wv
men and senators in yesterday's News. As to tin
fact, if )lr.lllaiue bore Lil" brunt of the balllu. fun I
who watched the campaign II itli unprejiidiced‘
eyes are aware of it. The lllninI-Iies intended that .
he should. With their (‘11! and dried reception and
their ignoring of Harri-on. thew- gIrntry intended:
to give )lr.lllninen'seudnif‘ that should carry him i
through the campaign tisllh‘ central figure. TI I
the extent that they succeededto that I'Xif‘llli
the Republicans were handicapped. and ii um
the growing weighi of the eomiciiou of liar
rison's strength and lllflfillll’flilnt'fi‘. an he no
pressed himself upon the country as the campaign
progressed. that counteracted theianchief of the
Blame impression. and brought victory to the
Republicans.
“Where “‘35 his strength? Sol iii-re. I]:
failed to carry Indiana four years ago. and [IL-
mere presence here ”do year was a damper that
only liarrix'I-n‘s steady luipiihirity I,»I'ercanie.
Blaine is thoroughly dislrunted and feared an I
cornipt and unsafe man by one-half the people
of the country, and h» IIB'S losttlIcII-Intideinru
own party."
“'Iisul'sorox, Dee. 5. v itepreuentntiw
Cutchcon. of Michigan. is II personal fiiend
of Lien. Alger, and i-: on confidential term:
with him. lie said: "I think that a cabinet
portfolio will be offered (it'll. Alger, but I
am satisfied that he will not accept. The
fact is that he has by no means given up the
idea of the presidency.
are very good. Entrance into the cabinet
would jeopardize them. if he were in Mr.
Harrison's cabinet, and a second term for
the president. were proposed, Gen. Alger
could not, of coum. go beforl the conven-
tion himself. He could have entered the sew
ate had he dmircd, but it is pretty well un-
derstood that he stepped aside to let Mr. hic-
llilinn have that honor, with the under-
standing that Mr. McMillan would at least
not oppose his ambition in '93.”
ST. PAUL, Minn, Dec. Ins—Senator Sabin,
of Minnesota, is in Mr. Harrison's home, and
asolution of the mystery surrounding his
hasty departure from “'itsliiiigton for In-
dianapolis, Whither hu [1:13 been summoned
by the presidentvelcct “as furlliailul by one
of the coterie who in o engineering the Sabin ’
senatorial canvass. it is to the.3 effect that
the tender of a cabinet [petition has been
made to Senator Sabin for the second time,
that. of secretary of lh: intcrior, and that
the senator is averse to accepting it.
1h. Speakershlp Fight Begun.
‘ Wasnixo'rox, Dee. Isl—The first gun in tin
speakersliip fight of the FiftI—lirst congre.
hasbeen fired. The Michigan delegation In
congress had a meeting. II hen it was unani-
mously agreed to advocate the selection of
Representative Burrows, of Michigan, in
speaker of the new house. Mr. Burrows has
presided over the house on many occasions,
and was called to the chair several time:
during the last mien by Speaker L'arlisle
The distinction was regarded as decidedly
marked, for Mr. Burrows is not only an
ardent Republican, but was one of the most
active members of the Republican minority
of the ways and means committee. Burrows’
boom has made the friends of McKinley and
Cannon extremely anxious, and it is likely
some counter move will be made by them.
McKinley's friends are very confident of hit
success ‘
Sudden End of a Succeuful Caner.
New Yonx, Dec. 8.——William VanTassell,
of the well known auction ilrm VanTasell
8t Keeney, was killed by falling through
anelevator shaft at the warehouse of the
firm. Mr. VanTasaell came of an old Knick-
erbocker family, but began life poor, and
while working for the Hudson River com
pay at Albany attracted the attention of
Thnrlow “Heed who took a fancyto him
and had him put in charge of the stage line
then running between New York and Al
bony. He afterward became superintendent
of the Seventh Avenue railroad and finally
went into the auction basins, in which 11.
attuned a fortune.
II- should flav- Bonlht the can.
harm. Cm, Doc. a—llenry NJ‘uekar.
awnlthyWutflold tum-r. istrylng todia:
com thewhereaboutc of about 816,!!!) in
money and neuriti- which were tahu
fromatiaboxtnthoclouet dbl-
Jbalonjwttk Karin. &,
“Mb
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,guilty of killing
ills chances for "I; I
l MRS. POTTER! STOLEN “JEWELS.
“he lhcovcva I‘hnu and the “thief II II-
Illrtml by the Grand Jury.
Wunixuron. III-e. a-nnimt in a hand-
aoine walking gown of dark grwt cloth, Mn.
Jamie llrimii i‘ottor tripped lightly up the
. ltepa of the police court building iiicoiiipiiuy
with her iimimgI-r, and entered the dingy
court room, which waii lllied with III-ll
‘ dreamt puple, Iltliuul to see the lady with
out the IiiierVeniiIg glare-Ila row of (mi.
lighu. it wax nearly iIIidIliiI IIhen (lork
t liiggett inikoii Bailiff Kindig to call Joseph
Brown. idle: J. B. HUI-,k flillul N. ll llnrt.
the thiif who iilolo $3,411) worth of hint i’ot
iI-r‘ Ii dinmonda
“It. i'ottcr identified the jewnlry N IIN'
pmperty. and upon being l'lilnti examined by
Lawyer t‘ arriiigtoii prlained that three
pieces of the jewelry IIIIIII III Ilding prwntw
that all the rent, time {no hrm eletII had been
given her since her iiuiiriago, and that these
had hi longed to her iiiothor. Tho examina-
tion “as not prolonged, and Judge Miller
sent the young thief to the griiudjuiy in
thumbnail; The grand jury retained an
indie tiIieiit against the fellow.
order to the Grand Arm .
KANSAS I‘m. lilo. ll“: II.——'l is fourth
general order of thou. A. ll. hm bwn il-
,.Iiued The order give instructions to the in-
spector: general Ihiiiiging the time of I losing
their annual inspection from lice. 3! to June
at The report of the pension committee at»
proving certain billII now being introduced
in Ioiigi'eai in coinnieudifl, and the following
coiIiradI-s appointed as the pension commit—
tee: merge A. Merrill, Lawrence. Maia;
'Janieii Tanner, Brooklyn; John S. Kountl.
iToleIlo, 0.; John W. Burst, Sycniiiure, Illa,
and Richard W. llluey l'lI—asautoii, Kan.
The order further Millet lint the mrtifii ate
'of lllvlllliel‘nilip II huh win. ordered by the
national encaiiiptiient is now ready for heme
on the design adopted by the couneil of ad-
ministration and hm been copyrighted for
the Grand Army of the ltepuhlh.
th l‘nlii Her Bet.
L'ARIJSLI, Pa., Dec. PI-A novel wedding
took place at the residence of Maj. Jacob
lil‘t‘iz. The contracting parties were Mr.
Joseph H. Kiiiter. a wliiml teacher of Dillec
burg, York county. and Miss Mary E. limit-
nan,anieu- of Maj. Jim”. The marriage
was to satisfy an election bet. The groom is
a Republican and the bride a. Democrat, and
the conditions wow that if Harrison was
elected the Wedding should be wleiiinind
just one month after t‘lI'I'Ilull, and the bride
must procure the Iiiiirringu license and IlIL
fray all current expensw. She carrie'l out
her part, went to the I l» iii II ollice, procured
itlie papers, and was in Irriel iii the presence
of a large aswmldy of friends.
No Mercy for Two Murderer;
’l‘inzsros. N. .l., lIIII. E—Tho court of
pardons met and refused to mminutn the
death sentence in tii=~ I'flhl‘l" John Meyer
Domains, now confinul iii the Bergen County
jail for murder of hi; mu. Dori-mus was
sentenced to be hanged on Dec. 10. The
same action was taken in the case of ltobert
Elder. of Atlantic county. who Ivm found
his father and was sen-
tenced to be hanged on Jan. 3. The court
featured William “'ilber, of Hudson county,
to citizenship, and Innloned John llevenii,
who was sentenced last May to eighteen
months for grand larceny.
.-\ Whltcchnpcl Fiend in New Ilnvcn.
NEII "AYES, Du: ~.—Whilc Mrs. ll. K
Barber, of No. it" Davenport nv,eniie a
tcacheriin the public schools, aged' .5, “usrfi
tiiming home from the theatre With Mm
Edwards 0: Unlo‘miilc. she was seized around ‘
the “out by a million, Iv he threatened her
life. 31m. Harbor and her cotiipanion yji'sllul
murder at the top oil their lungs. and the
“’llnlt.‘ neighlmrhmd was nrouml. The rullian
then grabbed lire. lidwards' snehel, contain-
ing a gold watch and purw, and ran away.
Pennlylvunln Poatoflkra Candidate;
i'ITTSBL'ltG, Dec. h—The Times prints re-
ports from corresmndents iii twenty—four
Ivmterii counties in I‘IIxiii>ylvaiiia,\giving the
iIIiiii‘ln’Ir of Republican» who will leIIonIII
(‘llllIlitlilt'fi for lnmzotliIII-s tinder i‘reaident
Harrison. Thirteen hundred and eighty—six
candidates are reported by 200 correspond-
ents,-being an average of seven for each
pistoliice.
Yellow Jack l‘rosthlttcn. '
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. d—Thero were
no nr‘Y eases nor deaths from yellow fever
reported yceterday. There was a heavy frost
in the morning, and it is generally believed
that no more cuties of yellow {ever will occur
this season. Indications point to the arrival
of -l. M or 5, 000 people here on Dec. 15.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The strike of the wide loom weavers at tho
Wamsuttn mills, Fall River, has been comv
promised.
Georgc'l‘. Rockwell the oldest hotclpro-
prietor in the country, died at his hotel at.
Luzeme, N Y., aged til.
Commissioner Fink haeordered themstorav
tion of west bound freight rates dating
from Dec. 17.
There ma decided shock of earthquake
intha Province of Quebec Friday, but no
damage was done.
Tommy Warren and Ike Weir have been
matched to fight for 82,000 under the ana-
pices of the California Athletic club, in San
Francisco, Feb. 1.
William Lightfoot was overcome by foul
gas in the Peerless Refining company' s lions -
at Findlay, 0. Ephraim Weirick ran tohis
assistance, and aim fell unconscious. I’llill
Phil Connor suffered a like experience. The
two formu- are dead, leaving large families
destitute, and the third will recover.
“Hungry Joe,” the notorious confidence
man. has been arrested in New York and
taken to Baltimore, where he is chargedwith
buncoing a wealthy citizen out of 85,000 last
week
Marries in coffeoaro of daily occurrence
on the New York exchange now. Futures
fell from 20 to 30 point. again Friday, and
June was quoted 86 points lower.
A Denver capitalist has purchased The y
Cosmopolitan Magazine in New York.
Kelley, of Pennsylvania, in-
dignantly denies a rumor that he meditate.
a bolt from the Republican caucua lle ex-
pect: to be made chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Frederick Wren, an actor, has struck a
rich vein of line clay on hi8 farm at Lan-
caster, N. Y., and a company has been "
fwmcdtowockit.
Alexander McPherson, bookkeeper in the
Xerchanta'bank at Buffalo, In mining, but
hhaccountsareallright. Ho bet and last
beavilyoneloction.
Bevaralmunben of the Spanish ablnot
hay-withdrawn.
Thecomptroliar of cunvucy ha- author-
iudtho Barwin National hank,“ Berwin,
Inflammation“
Francehuhadanoth-I Ital- duel. lai-
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Haytlau Republic. and it hot luniuw
dillciy Forthcoming "In ('in of I'D”—
anol'rlnco Will It. nil-lied. 1
“'AMIINUTUN, Dec. l—There In.» walla
the atiiiospliero of the navy depot-tin:- at ya»
lorday lhe IIeIrItnry ot Imb- has called
upon the not retan of 'the navy I. get it am
in rendliiN to nail for Marti fur the pun-rev.- l
of Meaning the merchant vm-l llaytian
“A‘puiliit. Illegally mined by the gum- fitment
of llayti.
The decision to send It strung iInI at two «
Willi rem lied ut the, cabinet im «ting. Through
L‘oiiiinodore Walker. chief of the him-nu of
navigation, Horn-fury Whitney ha. ordered
the Hitleiin, \‘Iiiitii' iiiial iLiI-iiimni-i. now 3'
lying at the Brooklyn IIIIvy ynrd, wit-n- tl'II-y' ,’
have rIIII-iilly lll‘I'Il repaired. in g t 1' ml! 1'0?
we with all rapidity.
Late ymierdny I'llld'l'IBOUIl a digit. h w.“
rent to tlIoI-Iiiiiiii union! of (w .‘I'ul'fmlt nztvi}
yard to prepare the I-III'I ' III» Ibrahim-Iv for on
aerviceiu soon u pwihle, it will take a
little longer to do this Il..I:I will be net-Imam
with the I'Itaiels at New York, but it ll
thought .‘Illl‘ can be fully prepared to follow
them to ilayti within ll few day... She will
be lent to l’oi'l-nui'r‘inI-e. tiniest. mime-Jilin;
happen! l'I tho iiienntinie to render it uneven-
nary.
Secretary Wliitueyiiaid that uiinilar write-re
would probably be honed without. delay to
whatever other Vt’snwlil might be found mm:
available.
“Th-Ian “Mel-I." said Commodore. Walker,
"will have all IiIIchnry stores on board, and,
with the Ian-option of the (Mira-II, Will in-
ready to nail, next week. The order to par
porn for can does not include Llil‘ order to
sail. That. will require a apocial iIIItI'III-tlnn.
which will be given next Week."
A state Ileparliiient olllcial mid that. the ,
Whole llaytiaii Ipiwtion had been nII'Ii‘gI-Il m
the demand, which Admiral Luca Ivill r'ltlli'll
upon to enforce, for an indemnity of some!”
awarded Von liokkelen by A. i’. Morw, of
this city, and the money will be brought ,.
back on board the Galena.
Notwithstanding the reticence of the state
department rilllcinls, it in wall unIlI-rstrx'ul
here that Admiral Luce will have authority
to shell the city of i’ort—aii-i’rince immodiv
ately upon the receipt of the refusal of the
lluytlan authorities to give up the linytinn '
The United States will stand no more min» ‘
sense. Secretary lliiyard :Inid that he
neither proximal to bully llayti nor to win»
[Ill-ill} further.
An important fact leaked out. in this con»
tiIIIItion. The dispatches Willl‘il him/II been
Sl‘lli to Minister ’l'hiiinpeion at l'III't-mI-i’rhieu
indicate that tlII.I i'nilml Staten Will at once
ask the other leading powers, England. (but
many and France, in iiiixlc in auell‘orf to
establish a stable government of some :Ioi'tl
in the Island of llnyti. in order that there 1
may be no more llt‘l'ltllli‘nl revolutions which» ‘
have torn up the little republic at very short-
intcrvnls for nearly 1M) years, endangering
foreign interests and the lives of foreign reu-
ideals.
HERE is A NEW PRESIDENT.
A Crank Who Says lie Wm Elected hm
lion-ch new! wine. UM min
Waultn‘u‘rox, llIIc. Fla—During the. palm
two or three days officials at the White
"case have been annoyed by a man. evi-
dently a “crank," who has paid il'l'lllli‘lif
visits there for the purpose of rim-Iii; the
president. He is about I»? yenn old and well
dressed, and presents the appearanc-
mnn in good cirI-Iimstancee, Early in the-
moming and late in the evening he IIpI,II»iII'I-Ill
to see the president on important l'iiisiiirw.
fiergt. Johnson warned him to keep away
under a threat of arrest. iii: returned to
the White House before noon yesterday. and.
Ulliccr Cunningham placed him under arrest.
He was taken to the sanitary olllIIe, where he
was questioned by Sanitary illilwcl' Frank.
He gave his name. mi N. W. Jamison. and
said he was from Hurtsville, Bucks county,
Pa. “There was an election last month." re»
marked the stranger. ”i believe thorn was,"
said the sanitary officer. “Well," said Imm-
oon, “there is a mistake as to the' man who
was elected. Cleveland and another man
.rnn. Cleveland was defeated, but. the «when
man was not elected. "
"Who was!" naked the otllcer.
"l was." he answered. “and l came here to
see that President Cleveland turns the office
over to me, and not to the other man."
flu was taken to the Third precinct} station.
where he will he examined an to his mental
condition ,__._.._
Pruidcnt Cleveland "an Been "unplug,
Wasuixorns, Doc. II.-T he Post says:
“While l’re-sidentclm‘t Hnrr inon hm htienr
traiiiping over the Indiana prairies bugging.
quail and prairie chickens with his new
iiamincrlcas shot gun. with inlaid mm.
President Cleveland him also been shooting.
His gun may not be as lino asthat of litter
president-elect, but he bags considerable
game. One of, the nttachee of the White
House. Mr. Loelllcr, knows the best hunting
grounds for squirrels in this part of the
country, and he took the president up into»
patch of woods above Bright. Wood the other
day, and together they soon had it down
squirrels. of which nine were brought down
by the president’- gun. The preemption
good shot. and lika- a rather heavy pm with.
B good, strong ,charge of powder, and for
squirrelshe Ilsa No. 4 sho ” ‘
'Marahal Denver's Chief of sun.
“'ASEINGTON,DOC. tt—Governor Beaver,
of Pennsylvania, the grand marshal of, the
inaugural parade, has appointed Gem I}. ll.
Hastings, adjutant general of the Pennsylv
Vania National Guards, to. be li'ni chief of.
stall. Gen. Hastings came to Washington
esterday, ancnded by some of the 9M
oillcerv of the Pennsylvania National Guard;
Governor Beaver says, will he left. largely in
the hands of his chief of staff. Gen. Plating
had a consultation at inaugural
with (lea. Onlway, who carved a. chief of
mil to Grand Marshal Slocum {our your
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Philadelphia “in: on Devlin. E
Pmunnrnu, Dec. tit—About ambit-Ill
of the women and girls in George Bruno's
Amarican knitting mills went on um
agaimt a proposed change in the wages has
certain clasof stockings nude on 1mm“
machines The employee were notified of.
attachment-ream“ on than ”whim-mm
the former rate being eleven cunts. WyW
wouldnotagnetothiv. and between maul
Imp-opbwntounl-vtngd: girls-willow
Imam-n at walk oaths £1310me
lard ”will. Aflivn Home.
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Rubber Goods
A "mm.
a... .ww am'
they Sitali‘be Sold at Last
Year's mm.
.0 Wm—
l{l%3Ml'31&[lilr3 It
i2 Main Street.
South Norwnlk.
h: '0 'v “0 & no RAILBLIA”.
Nemlfifl".l~.
will wuv. mu In».
Mile. iii. 81pm... Hum. Wuh' on Bx
" rim-u 0.3! ” Leann:
Ill! " “trail: Lilli " Armin.
we " ii'iiorIJp IL!!! " Atmm
3.44 " lAIul El 9J0 “ Lamina
ml " Malt: 1012 Armin
an. " walltx. lai- LII-.lloutonla.
till! “ Bolshoi atrial. l0” ' Iil:.l~ii
will “ initial L‘i " flp'gltiil Wav
we “ Aurora 307 " Local
lull " ill. lil " “mails.
11.0.6 .. built. I.” " Mean.
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ta» .. mm on ma " Annotate
2.“ ‘I Arcana. “It “ Local Kline-I
“6 " Button”. 72.’ " mafia Aec.
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be I. in spam Mil "
hilt: .. Mumford Arc llif.‘ " Adam: I: An.
l.ll u li'wrtbpec. Ian .. nIIIIIuIIIIx.
In.» " Arron. ei‘umrv.
lit: " Wuh‘iim In. I'm" Arman.
Mann». UJI " AU'IM
,. II um lifil pail. A‘TMIII,
till p. In Armin.
720 ‘I Dial Exp.
:11 ‘ Armin
from loan that Nari-II.
with» rm. um)“ I»?
UV. 1. m. It {ti II. III.
0.55 ' 6.52 “
m .. m p_ m.
1:: “ fi.lb
Lil ‘ no; "
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“(ii is” l'l‘fih'll) RAILROAD.
”ASHLEY k NUBWALK Iiilitlllifl.
Corrected New tuber with. will
I'm-Igor ‘l'ralul.
“()U'I‘ll.
UK Namath. LII Ito. Smooth. Ar. “time Pain
fluent. 7'Iia.,m Killian:
life -~ In .. Mi: "
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11:03;qu 1110in. lm‘nm.
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was» in
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Ly. tic. Noni alk.
no I. In. Il'x'd
‘15 .. ..
ALNIivwalk
2' IL. ”ix!!!
5 w ..
LIV. Wilma Point
gig: a. liter!
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“"1 " lz lilp. In li-l‘I‘LIII
2 33a “ Hard 3 £th " ”Ilia! I it not
trap in. .510 .. si'IpJn.
6’0 " 53:5 " 1.3) "
73’: "
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H‘IDAT.
9m LEI 92?. pin.
$7.39!». 0:12pm r31 "
W. II >rzinimii \' rt'i'f‘rJIUi (icn'i blanket.
i’ d’ but rape: Indus
A h. I‘Itgz in lur'u ... f’puri.:o.1fi'.'er:i
“IS LIKE.
bu»- Bi dawn for l‘.t'rt1r.d.
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1W.H.IIIIEKEII
Sole Agent for Norwalk.
fihfiiTaifl’ I’U'MBING A5911”?
“15.01156 A ii’fif'lAL'l'T.
M
inum I2: ' :. II. was? I"! fire.
"'3"!
“Us: .txtlriix (r 5.7.3. Vrm: n I I
Will illiilIlm.
New is the time to put in tour
WINTEB’S Sl‘llllK!
._..—«..oo—-—-——.
AL]. THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
lltliltl‘lllii iii careful Drivers.
,G‘lezin and Free from
:i Slate or Stone.
’llilllillil] BilllS
Villilllil‘lllll lllllli'l.
hilautflmll’oulhyaSpedalty.
PRESSURE ‘
AT”?
0. ‘ ”YINHTON,
Washington, I). 0.
Tea )L“ll in l'IIiII-d iIIIitI-II l'iitciit attire.
dlw Guide to inventor: walled fine.
Jone Ii. siviirii,
FLORIST.
.........,....
MAIN NTIIEET. SOUTH NORWALK
1'. '1‘. 27‘".
line "NW the exclusive right for Norwaik
and uiiiii Nowell to nnc this [halal Electric
Vibrator, and Ixim-III teeth without Iain. and free
of any extra charge, "'Mti Iial with a
Inpatiulty.0fl1t‘c and rccldmre adloiiiimt lulbfldlfl
pareonaac, Norwalk L't UpcnI-I'cningn. lzltiiu
A. ‘ 1-5. mam Is.
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
l-‘iue Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments and Héaiilunei
Do not buy anionnmcni or lleadsizmic from any
Pofwgnph. hinge direct to the choir room of
Beta, W an: Street, Norwalk and Icicct one
all complete and you will not he Ilinpwiutui in it:
nppI-anince lit-alerinall kinda of adding none
and cemetery work.
1’. VV.
ILA/PISS.
Glam
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
Jarvis-(Yonkliu lortgage Trust Co.
Fire, life, Accident. and Plate ("an
insurance.
‘I'AI'Uill & GOLDEN. .030.
Ill :1 Dialect [manure Agency, 8(th Norwalk,
I on:
Buifltmiu
'28 llaln SL, 80. Norwalk.
Meals, Fish, listen,
initiations, Piiiliiy, lie
or .lll Kind. in Their Sewn.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ii. I EESFETT. all 2.3. IILSTED.
Jacob M. Layton,
ltet. E-ll‘f: an! ll. ,ec agent.
tlciieral lnsumneeA gcncy
Fire Life .Lzl Acton-v.2
0cm mummy Th .12: —(‘2h 1: and Iii-Iran.
Draf' I for one £ arid npmvnlt and Nancy Order! to
It. {am of Europe.
3.” AM; i’ubfl :. Ar Khrmlrwlgf6:mil Taken.
Railroad Tickets llazzagc Checked
to llI-z-Itiaztion.
(Sci: dim to Fort-m.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
t.” 'vl’iuhaig. at: EL.
BEE HI‘VE.
LAIIIlzs’ .iInonI'rsI insist; iIILI.
(I 0 to the [let “it: ,uhm ye: are hungry «dry.
I for you ran out a good pqnxtr meal or lunch
at 2‘ L home so mm .«o the: I II can adorn}. r and
no 3:; n. 012: iinukq are ca. than; and Milk.
(VIII-r no: or r I It .li kindp rII' 'f’em mare Drink;
Mm Table Board. or laws: and cm: by the
dry or week Carrie and mu for youmd that it {.0
}X'[ Lite home and we vILII trv and min: or: («kl at
nmw- Ibrpeuf‘z." I}, 'IIKL'BE “HZ
Insure Your 1m;
(in the Endowment Plan.
a mans: again '25meme and vacuum
for twenty or twenty—fire yum. than: he
need- It for that time is no rm why he chemid
rumba to hop it up darn: inculcate izfc that
It.- im om ti ”and. ed c Inseam um of
mine: more i twenty yen:- and nearly eight
hundred in a punarmed a living, twenty—Ire,
arcane who “not
nectar to ”pm for the chem of dying—which
are ”My bananas—by- liberal immune:
m h” ”a Instill! IX '1'!!!
couuscricur cEIERAL
Life Insurance cm,
I)!" WED.
8. 8. vacant-Inc.
floathxovwllk.
BITCH.
GILBERT H1.
Liveivy and read Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
Berra and Curilgcltoldforfll m
Wumtomnfl‘frfia.
uaod'rwmnuw W,
CAN DI ES
Ollllkinlt MCI-
BAKERY
conxnoorue. cum ma. “In full new
lateral-malady.
Wain: Holland
“0933'. WI.
81'»! .
[l [Mill Hill.“
Special attention given to re
pain in all branches.
Ax...“ -M,SIHQS-
deurlacoferfle.
M.
IVA! & - I NEIL.
In Water It“ of Bali.
RIIDOIPOITI O'l'.
Weavk renewal attrition thin . . v to out out
of son III-om me mute woolen . - I-
an manna. lull out line 0! tin . Own-eye.
We wirh to more fully introduce to I of
all outdoor workeiv driven. It. It nun.‘
men, the great «union iiiul ufet ‘8
cold. to he derived from a good Iii tof oi
ling. Willi IhIIIe no rubber (lion:- and In I»
otIIhiIhuehavea good iiloik. 'i'lul (In .., I-
hem-i iinil harm-ne- by rain and III-ct. Item Ii well
known to every home owner. one of our tilled
Cllqu t‘oII-rn will prove a complete l lion
{valid may Mic lliI coat many Ilnwil in a Magic I .
1hene howeIeriiru but with» Ilium. uur . ln
hIiInliiI-Iiniriiealing in Pure loads and (lilo, . lp
thuniilI-ry. iiiiginui'l Supplies and Dredging. v
IIrIIiIu, liiiiiiy of them line. Ive are Iliitlcult I
match and impoteililc to heat.
by ihe way. We law a linnd cf‘t‘l on land
lmmihelmi imported ltnck whicuhuc I only in
hiIxI-Iiotimmh They are II-ry tine flavor and
mi but mm more Ihiin rig-retina. Drop in and
try th-In. Tehphone. N. Y. PrlIee. Never
iiiidenold.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Nuiiall lilillllllllll.
-THE PROPELLERS-
City of Serwalk & EII'Ile,
Will make daily trips, Sundayii excepted. for
freight between New) \ork. Norwalk and booth
varnlk Will leave l'ieer foot of Ba klnan rim-t,
. ‘\'ch.ork every evening I, cxupt tiai' nrdayl, at 5
Into“. and on Saturday at 2 p. ni. Lean: Nor-
valk Bridge and Soul Nirwalk every evening.
freight taken from and received for all
point. on the Dal-bury and Nor-all and
Ilhcpang Balm-d- at Greatly Reduced
Batu.
I'mn a liI‘Iion to agent: the City of Norwalk
and will he tent for i-pI-cial loin of freight
anywhere In New lork or it: vicinity.
Wan pen-on» are forhzd trusting any of the
employee? of the beau of Inisl‘me on aecountot
thcmncn thereof
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
—AND~
Sllverware.
fipeciai attention paid to the repair. L; of fine
unheard jewelry
93 Main Street.
SEWERS'
II. “III. PIE RUE
92:.LG Is
S KC‘V 13R P1131?
3.51)
General Sewer Contractor
is prepared to make connections with min sewer
[gain this. III on inc Inc-I favorah: 2mm:
mm W: with the recently laid
mm 3!: :his I. iy will and it to their advantage to
all or: him &A if
‘. M. I’IEI{CE
flux 20. South Norwalk. Ct.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
in number of ontcianding Police: dIHEg
126.1, ' £5503)
(in n in Aim: durum 1885’. 81 “some L3.
Gaza in Premium Income during 1:97. 81. 180.671
5!.
Gain :2 Int: rec: itecc‘ptz durinizg 1&7. $5.69
51
“air. it: (im Income during 15813121632138
Number of Death Claim! id In 13“., 423.6143
Alum-tit putd in Poker m darl 51K not,
hum:
2..an Policies in Force, 1.3!.“ 619
New 1mm Imitcn during 165’: st. wanton.
('sprtal and Surplu- fri (cavity 01' bitty-holder!
over and above the la! rve required it law, H per
mt ) and all other liahidtiee. 31,1“. 3 to.
Animal paid byli- eCcmpuiy to it: Policy—-
We.” for (taint, etc , eincc organization. pin:
prim: ‘nvntcd Assets. Smalls. 181.14%.
JOsEPl'l LEII’KIK. Await.
Join; n. FEE—{Ti—lgw
Bilateral: and. Razz: ”233-1! In all kind: of
Bill. Alli] Willi]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Kilns Stone. Etc.
Lehigii, Lackawanna, Locust
lionntain, lv‘raiilsg‘p, and
Wilhesharre als.
Atoll ltl' RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Mar-
ahail atrecte. Branch oflicc at Stilcou
Drug Store Mini
E.
/,
risen-rams union
FAllililllN No.3
AIilEVl IISBWEIH
”laud-8‘“: nuts-w x
M Inky.“
uto-u-uladlmufi III-b»
mu h an chant "All
""Mfimw
huh-III...
m
raw-aunt mmmgfium
Hugo mgmurwm—ua
m at not“. holed-flail.
[DJIBIIIIDI ”anal-van.
nun-glue bl. amt-“n...
,Imuian
clone: a. mum.
\IAOQUEB LID OOA’I‘I
41‘qu if all
m ................. M.“ .. um“... .
Bills. W. H. JARVIS“
“mt-druid
Fall Samples
llllltlial, Initiates. Silli Iii
Riel lliIIi Gilli ‘
IMPORTED ll! .
W. B. HALLacOo
“KIWIPODT.
01’ THE LATE? ""0”-
, M“, __ ._.
an onion lam-mi to III. will be lull
at name prletIi charged by llri m '
MRS. W. H. JARVIS.
l2] Iain Stud. Bull WI.
J .H Klinefelter
BILLIE"
hats, Fish oysters,
Vegetables, Fruit-s,“ ’ _
CANNED (30033. BTU.
Ullll. N. MALE Bent
ailing Stationery! ’
PRINTED OB ENGEAVEDI
A SPECIALTY.‘?57
‘t
PIIIIIII 0F ALL-ll-
AT THE
WOOD HANTELS,
DOORS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
ormma.
Large Stock of 001 H I
for Trimming
" "”1
Plate and Sheet‘Giuua ~
Steam Sawing, Planting,—
and Taming.
Lumber Yard mmmw
midget.
“hill at llllli iii Marshall 8
South Norwalk,conn.
Halal Bailey & I
arth-flat'uof Color. or 309%
’l'lIcydo “Magnum“ lhiy
norm Pharmacy, “Guam
:2.” ‘
I WILL rat m
Highest Cash [’11 I.
'03
Bags, Bones, Bottles Ire
and Metals.
Partial: cancel] the“
talc-alto owing Midi-g
WILLIAI con-033,
com-n NORWALK.
”one. Shaw-tern.
Norw.“ - o - , ,
“ammonium
BARNES
”mammal-gm
Igcac foneof
’0 Inihemterorihc‘nilact
Harness, Saddles, Halters, ,
cinglcs, Collars, be; .
“Pine Harneu'l‘o . -
A attheolil kuvlwill '3‘
io'r'iigl'oi Whip“. ht . .
Rebel. roam-cumin.
Tilt an In;
M E: 45.73:-
‘mnmmm
want the cutest
almond-ill Ill”
If
I“. 3:?
“Elm-MI
Norwalk Chronicler