h V“, Hahn!- dark the king and
“mmmmmdmww.
“‘Mflmm.M0wmmlgd-
Ial,“hlan,.flmlstrateolfiama,
,whelldpcnesboard Wallaa hour be-
'm Quiteaerowdduutlvesandatew
Mm had assembled at thsqiot
Mike landing was math. When the
”momma Dr, sprang
manila-iatedlalletoab‘ ‘ 'enesniore
Iplllihiatlvediore. Theklngwas taken
. ataeetoFolan's house, where he was lol-
' loIrsdbyanumherolpeople.
“AMIII‘IMII‘.
m “NO. The greatat expres-
mamwmand all [rant er-
hded themonarchwhohsd
mmmbmoemmum
. MattheCameroonaoneotthemostun—
hithyshoresin the world,andtakeulrom m“
tbweto Hamburg as a steeragepamenger,
.dthenexiledonanislandiuthslarshall
poop. Allol tin-naturals! partygive the
mm to Dr. Iorgan, the United
Statesman“ at Harshall islands, andde
chethatlmditnotheenfor his adstanee
tbeywouldhave collared severely.
The Two lonarehs meet.
Aboutanhallhouratterllalietcahadar-
rived at thehonse, hiataafa, who had been
reigning during hn absence, arrived and
Whisrelnlrenioetcordially. Iallatoa
waned to he acareworn man and brain
downinhealth. Thewhitereaideutsprawnt
drankthebealth oi thetwo monarchs,and
aninvitation was then given toattend an lie
Wham; banquet The greatest good will
cited between the two kings. Aniougthose
who calledde the evening was United
Stats Vice Consul Blacklock, who was
warmly received by both.
Good Feeling Between the Kings.
On the following day Malictoa went to
Hataafa’s house, where he was received with
amyalatlute. The two kingswiil remain
inthemme house for the present. Perlect
feeling of amity exists among them. Mutants
will retain control of adults until asatis-
settlement is made.
The American schooner Lena Sweeney,
lyingin the harbor, hoisted Mahatoa’e flag
as the dayof his No formal ao-
knowledgeruent of this his was madeby
theBopbieorWnll.
There was no American or British men-ob
war-hitheharbor.
MR8. HAMILTON’S DEFENSE.
lie Talk of Her Husband’s Neglect Is
All Nonaenee.
Anas'nc Cm N. J., Sept. 3.~—Mrs.
Ham‘s baby, Beatrice Ray, was not-eat
‘bhu‘iuhcprison at May’s Landing. It
has been deemed advisable not to gratily
‘ thhwidiol Mrs. Hamilton's until herlius-
band’smnctionisobtained. Dr. Crosbysaid
.,hstnight thatthenursewhomllrs. Hamil-
tnnstahhed was entirelyontol danger, and
that he would writeaeertillcate tothat eifect
notlata'thanWedneedaymorning.
Councilor Perry returned lastnightlrom
bkcmaultation with Hamilton’s New York
lawyers Hesays that astrongline of de-
feneshasheenagreedupon, andthatthe
talkabont Hamilton desertinghiswiieand
luvinghertoherfateisnousense.
"There will he a vigorous defense.” he
mid, ‘thatItselamuredwillnnkealam
Idsimpre-iononthejury."
'I'oo Big [or Illlwankee.
' encampmui
GrandArmyotthe Republicat lilwaiikee
rsturuedtothiscityindetschedsectioaa In
the first party were Commissioner Tanner
and his daughter, Department Commander
Odell, ex-Commander—in—Chief Burdette,
Charla II. Ingram, D. Florence Donahue
andJ. 11.15pm. “lithemembersoltheeno
unspent," saidllr. Ingram,“haddecided
toeonietoWashingtmwecouldhaveenter-
talued them (our timesaswell aswe were
unstainedinlflnnkeaandit wouldnat
havseostrainors than 8%,”). Assn-v
twultactwe were not ntertained in“
wankeeatall. Wewareoverchargedhy‘
panics
new, udtlnt was all.
“Wflmaflairwastoomnehfu
“Moder-lamination. .
3mm, Ala, Bepta—At Jackson
ville,AIa., therewasarennimottheeol»
unhindehatewas had on the question at
the Democratic or thellepuhlicsn
MatheMIriendtothenegm
lam:- Httle Accepts.
Dill Pall, Id, Herb 8.--'l'he W
Congressman
it! is: if: 2::
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mm: and Vhininrysa and
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Batteries 1- ' p v rural-huh preelleatlons naperlatsadv
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Batteries Colsrnaaaadlirenuan, Oonway and bomb. .0.Bea+lb.
Anna. a. (smear.
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Bum Iclahon and Robinson. Swanson "'
andOunson Gamecalled. darkness. Piaiiofom, Organ and Insleal
W ............ a l o 4 o o 2 o i—io Composition.
Wu. ____________ 1 o 3 o o o o o g “I, nameer.o..uouwsu.m
Batteries Kilroy and Cantz, chermott and C B. D'AB‘I‘OII,
om" "flu” caterer m W and Parties. lee Clea-
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mum... ... ..I o o o o 4 o o 0—5 83’3“! WINNECGIII-
At Jersey (my (First game)—
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Batteries: Dooms and Duil’y,Dennlng um loo- Carpenter and Builder,
it new“ (Second W}- WW and ”mum.
gov-ark ............. 12 a o o c o o 2-6 "’"M Pammu’m“
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Batteries: Doom and Tron, Sworbsck and “3.800“ I! IN #-
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Mord. ............ 0 o I 0 o l o 0 0—2 H'lutereetsilowedon Deposits
‘Batteries: Cahiil and Winiiernan Smith and mgv 90mm;
0 Rourke. JOHN ll. flit Vin-Pres,
“ cu Iv JOHN 1K
Amnesia-e, Poverty, 8 ““'
SOUTH NOB'ALK BAVLVGD RANK
5] Washlmon Strut
Open Dallyirointiolzamqsndtnm I '03:) a.
APP. leer ann'l'rw
Nrw Your, Sept. E’s—James S. DeMott, a
member of the well known New Jersey fam—
ily of that name, committed suicide last
evening about 7:30 o‘clock by jumping from
the South Ferry company’s terryhoat Pacific
aalhe nearing her slip in this city. He was
and m
llavllnmt’n l-‘rull Store.
VBOICI DINING”. BANAN H, new DATES
allkiridof Lun- canivd l'ruit, mleetlm m;
a needs. chiIisms
C. A "AV“.AIND“. Elaln 81... Kuwait.
iable Flower alndGarde
Bird r'nod and Grave
alt-inf the late George Dc Mott, otBergen,
N. J. His father was wealthy, and when his
estatewnsettled up James received about
$100,000” his share. He was successful in
businea and financially became worth be-
tween am,” and ”MW. He embarked
A'E’HNT-
o. n nriao'roa,
Washington. D. 0.
Ten years in United States Patent ones.
dikw Guide to Inventors nailed free.
inbusinesasahanker and brokeron Wall
street subsequently, and then, owing to un~
fortunate transactimis and an extravagant
family, load his fortune and became actually
a pauper. He had, however, made over a
large portion of his inheritance to his wife,
Adelaide. He often omnplained that when
hernetwith reversehiswil’e left him and re-
fusedhim mistance. Hewasfisyearsold.
Dedications at Gettysburg.
George II. Bay-send,
FURS lTU [IE DEALER !
And Furnishing
CIflandseerlarpe
Alsoprepsred
ihelaisnneniol thedcsd, dayorn
Undertaker.
at all kindred Mir-s.
86 Ilala meet. Iorwall.
to furnish everything-Edy“.
connection with thresidenee. No!
lch 1%.!
Gmsnuno, Pa, Sept. a—The Fourth
New York cavalry and the Tenth New York
infantry dedicated monuments on the battle
field. Generalexerciseswereheld in the
court house, at which Alderman William
McKee, of Brooklyn presided Rev. C. L.
Torwey conducted the religious portion of
the exercises, and Mark D. Wilbur delivered
the oration. Col. George J. Hopper pro
sided at the dedication of the’l'enth regiment
monumt, which stands on Meade avenue.
State
SergtBenjamin L. Turner made the dedi—
eatery addren for the Fourth cavalry, whose mm (mm lmgii“wn Kym. N Y
monument stands on Mnmmasbnrg road. WATIRVILLIR Y.
Maj. JaniesEJenkinswastheorator. Both
monuments areal granite, suitably inscribed.
The Nineticth Painsylvania dedicated its
boulder monument on Hancock avenue. A.
Win BRIDIKC lolConn. JOBIPII B lllDlll.
ateifllleard .,0. 1.
WI,
lenihw Conn. I. A ll. Aas‘u.
Wm. B. Elli—Eli c SON,
Sanitary and Hylrailic Engineer:
laln once, do I d? Waahlagtoa IL,
sou'rn aouwaur. 01'.
Local Survevlagaad General Work will
jrlit be given prompt attention.
J. Sellers delivered the addrws.
Christening the New Haven cruiser.
Wmoroa, aspen—lira Wiimudlug,
daughterot Secretary'l‘racy, willchrhten
the new cruiser, Philadelphia, which istn
be launched on next Saturday at Crampl‘s
A special train will leave the
cityflatnrdaymorning, andalloltheprmn-
Ilium: ail llllllllllfll.
WNW
mghmmmwmiu
3mm.
P. W. BATES.
inallklndeof
motor m
harp dlrsettetlsmowreu-ael
madman
busty
tedlnib
“thng
luentofilcialaol thegovornmentwho arein Clam
m"‘$€«mmm‘°im"'” H'Il 'd N lk c
mgmhmh co m I 5| e, - orwa , mm.
The Virginia (ll-pawn Opened. M “8- MBA”
WVs,8ept. 3.—-Phil W.
HeKinney, Democratic candidate for gov-
ernorotVirginla,openedthecampaignbya
h here LieutenantGovernor Manny,
W. -D. Daisey, and W II. Boas,nominated
by the Democratic convention for the
house at ”gates. and Dr. P. l. Dunn
madnetedtorthssenstawwealmamong
thespeaha's.
DIedaIAtrleaa rm.
Sal‘mmflept. s—m-um of
the Britim M“ Acorn have died
For
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls all Your Lilies,
nn-ornss OCT. 3‘, ’8’.
milled-bu.
Mrs. M. E. "and.
sincetbev‘srrlvedhwe aweekago
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momma-mm. 'l'hediss-s
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wash-Innuendo; mandamus-am.
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shall-tracts. We“ “when
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F. HAYEI B.
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one Win—Tao less.
”Miami ”manual-1d.
ahealduwlaeea'nalopaa,
Home [ironed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Preaptly. .
CHARLES SHITH’W
53 Washington dinner.
J .H Klinefcltcr,
D, and! I!
llaals, Fill Oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ITO
01);}. ll. Y, ll. fill lent
Telephone Connection.
Bennett & Ills ll
28 Rain lit, 80. Small;
Heals llsl lllIIfll'l
Frills, Installs, Pull], ll:
0! A“ ‘II‘Q II Their My
AT WHOLESALE AIID RETAIL
ll. 1. mm. sum 1.5. new.
Have You heard it t
No, What is it ?
lluat k Zelan' Keep the
Nice“ Market in the City.
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bravadsvamaasnp.
Waddle”,
mascara-manning.
111190de
"film I. mum
Bargainslnllliim
Farcll'lldilidm ll!
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:3 Water mamas.
IRS FAWCETI',
3wwnp
JOHN H. SUIT",
Milli.
mm.sooraaoawm
warm
Mme-um.
llll. IIII lllll in
:WAGONS
Lowest Prices!
gm- m can for
Fish, Oysters, Clams.
lumps, Lilllll, Bailing
Pure Tomatoecataap.
ngnmmmnmm
u
Micki”! s STEEL,
Carriage Bulldersl
lo. Cir llAll men. "AB 07
SALVATION AMY BUILDING.
Wmudl’mispsmdeaudrs-
paired. Slpnnsdeleltered.
Millions.
Infllflli mums smear.
WEIGHT 1: runs,
Winters
“lamina-west
All kinds of W
resonant“.
sumo may."
leveralsewaadumd .
MWCWoaly
Whoolagand all
klndsofmaekssnlthlng
Foot of man- at.
"m, death Smalls.
flew-Am
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
Oaseples, Spindles, etc.
l’rlcear ”t3” » £315 All.
Gall and See Them.
WHY TELY.
ALL GRADES
”D AT
the Least lsaey
-—-A‘l'-—-
ll. 8. llllllllll’l
3001‘ A 81102 STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
um SIREFT
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Will“ SKIRTS
21 O1:- to Sin-O.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 Washington Street,
a“: illiiiiiiilis
l
l
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lfllflllllll SKllll'S
All Marked Down l
South Norwallr, ,Conn.
MYOIIR
lnal llll Wllll
WEE. co.
Allltclaverllsvarluleeaf he?!” aud'tree bulging
ven orwni «leap
”Mm”...
mum-pm “delivered. ”-
Osk, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Saved and Split.
BOIDLED WOOD A SPEI‘IALTY.
vans are orrrm,
Water In, Feel at llavllaad Sb,
Opposite Pratt A Ward's Shoe lsaslwory.
A. S. FEBRIS,
JEWELER.
Diaaoads, Watches, Jewelry.
liar Isiah Repairing a Spsclai' Iy.
u Wadi-sto- IL. ”I. Harwell.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
Formosa. Oolong
Bllflrlill
'33:; wag?
Ins we :I ry
withihe‘fao-hl’aed rm
”rubs-Haem' Boilyoaarediasuaflad
aw
...—...,“
lle Was an old Tea Bayer.
Braid: 'lthaped'l'ea. Onepouad is worth
twepsaabelsaehieaulhaveheeahsylag. and
theprleediheabotaniae Ins.”
Aaslbsrdd dd:“ldea‘lwiahlndaiia,batiiisas
filth-Ila" been used to paying 20 cents
Price: 50c lb.
lillle l alumni
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, the"
No 8 Main Street.
lll'l'S! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
nmwuma
cI-ausnru sad
KNAPP’S,
“flats.
S“. and 80“ flats, Silk Hats.
91 Washington St.
Watts-thaw“
mm aadlraatll
not Your night ahlnei
Artificial stone Steps. coping.
LAWN manual.
MCAIIRIAGEGCBLOOKB
., or,
Manufactured by c. T. LEONARD,
ss Water liner. hid ly
[2‘11” WILL P \Y YOU TO CALL
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
BOW CHEAPLY YOU CAN
EYE XQEWEE
So. 10 North Main St, South Norwalk, Of.
FOLIBW THKGRIATBUSETOTHIWMM
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FOB LESS THAN new your can:
TomakeroomioronrYallandWintaNoreltlea. mammnmmmaaaii
The Universal Stor'
No. Io North lain amen, no. Harwell, cs.
ONE MORE 1.0-1-
1, 200 to I, 500 Pairs
llllll'l's Illll sum
lu Bl lull Way lllllll lass l‘llllll .
AT THE STORE OF
C.
12 North Main so.
A FULL LINE Ol’
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard on Fniish.
Wire Steel nae, r late,
MI"- “lessees.
SEWER
Generalflewercoa‘
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572%“ “I”:
F.3d. , m
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