ilaheaotllal miler. Youcanhepa»
Iona-lent lumyinathatullalatk.
”malt-war afloat.“
man-«lam of any ooIIntry. 'l‘k. runwaa
'dthwkhawaam “gilt-haul, no oundoaarting fora
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cum called for meIIouo hIwIIepowar.
lt'dllhatwoorthree tree‘s before thacal—
calatlomot the governnwntodcinh will he
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55“. (I.
TO FIGHT ENGLBH BEER.
A I". American llman' Trout Will I.
” um Wm “ YOMOd '"h .kmm.“ CI'I‘“
Ina-m of quiatwa. nomad, lu-m'm. w. III—m America-
m '- evidently a cara- hrewen have projected a gigantic syndicate
mm more than orpoolmpmtoctthemaelreaagainrttheen-
11 dec machimntnof the l-‘aIglilh bear syndicate.
WM and did]. ' laud Mr. Charles Mcrkel, of New York, vie. prev
1 . “In.” n hill“! mm“ wa. idant of the Kramllerkel Malting company,
, m with “M“: {ed—I. b now-in this city attending a meeting of the
--:W hm.” '0 m. m of that organiaatioa. Mr. Morkal'a
«WM forthwith “0731'; lat-inc.- brings him into intimate relation
. ‘ ‘ ' him and “hail; he with the bra-rem in an interview herald:
”‘3’” mm ‘m " “There will be formed I mac atock
«_ lell lworldhelaid '9",de company that will buyupormntrolth.
methopm‘taat breweriu of the country.
WWW '0 '1‘“ m lta capital stock will be momma». The
M all thevietoryof “"3““ hrewenof St. Whavealreadyorganiled
. tothhend and are readytojoin them
'mo‘ “M h. mid, would h blue. The important brewing centers—New
York, Milwaukee, (finchmati,6t. Louis, Chi—
cago, New Orleans and Kansas City—will be
visited and brought into the scheme.“
Capt. Frederick Pabst, president of the
. In” "walla-l. Ind to «can the Paint Brewing company: August Wihleim,
mum-hovered upon at tho Schlitz company; Valentine Bum and
‘W‘b m M “M "'9 “M other brewer: of this city have expressed
mulled ’0 ”k '9me “‘9 themselves in favor of the projected com—
.fl‘l m omnibul. In this way bine.
Modi-a'. Serious l'lre.
Rlx‘mrnn, N. Y., lie-pt. Iii—A Medina,
X. Y., special says that the moat destructive
firethat haavisited that village in several
years started in the oven of the pail manu-
:31 beef: rm 05:31:13 factoring establishment of A. M. lves &
M to defer the dateoftheadvance Sons onliainstreetataboutozilllamflnd
“mutilh'ov. 4’ but it is heard walnut subdued until property valued at
”I than where mode 0‘ living nearly $30.11!) had been destroyed A new
. “h m materially improved by idlenem building recently erected by B. C. Barrenand
“wmdthenliaffund. Themore uaedby himasanevaporator caughtlire
mdthehhoflflappenrlohoqmte (romthefiamesandwasburnodtotbeground.
m the aolution reached. The lv’ea&l~ions lmawillbeti‘lflun Thobuilding
diam. claim that they have now used ”a 9‘“ “do” w" owned ,by Erastm
n at work “ the M and nodal Fuller and was valued at $3.4m; Insured for
”a the compromise theaemcn are Show. S. C. Bowen’s loss Is “0,000; partly
‘Qllantahcd. W __ -___
E‘A-uflag-xmngad for £13.: an}... Burned .I 1. Roy.
'53 “I“. M Bowman, N. Y. . 16. --A Herald
flit-n: and!!- film will be the dispatch from be my??? Y., says: "At
, about 9:30 p. In. lire broke out in the barn.
, on the Le Roy Bishop farm, north of Le Roy.
w mfhlmmwm The flames started in the north barn and
2,”th ’ WWW him guickly spread to the other buildings. Roth.
.5 it frommriourinjnryattha mgcouldhedomtostopthe prmgreeaotthe
tire, and the hams. which contained about
“hm? “Whgfl'm‘m 1,2w bushel. of wheat, 3m bushels of cats,
| i an bushels of barley and a quantity of hay
k “31° tent to the and clover, were, with their contents, entire»
ly consumed. The farming implements were
lined. The low: is nearly covered by mean
once."
Beef Combine. Threatening Ruin.
Cameron, 1a., Sept. Iii—W. 0 Black,a
, snickmanandfarmerot Lincoln
”III-rent undo-Malt momma-Ind foralargeamount. A
, , phfiafiwbmeandmk real Imam mortgage for 95,35 and two
, ‘ “www.mblmd chattel mortgage. for mm were filedby
; Alli-"howl- w by up up mmmmm hankof Crestemwhichis
vg‘illhponlendwenud Inset aboum'yloe. Liabilities andametsareyet
" ' unknown. Thelargestockdealeninthis
localityarecomplaining of close timea,and
m m .m the W‘- aay the beef combines are threatening them
”lg—Hr,fidhonhll§°3°” all with rninb on remlngcom ' and
Int-way. Hewill return . ’ -”’ ”m"
flung their ownpnoes for beef cattle.
Pnnxautawnoy'a Strike Succaufnl.
Bnocannuz, Pa, Sept. Iii-The strike
in the Punxsutawney section has been set-
tled. The men get everything they ask for.
8‘“ m—A W W Th'n will no doubt have the eflect of settling
the strike on the Erie road, as Superintendv
eat Robertson mid lastweek that if the rain
were granted elsewhere the Northwwt com—
pany would not be behind anybody in giving
the advance. This will have the almost cer-
tain eifect of influencing Reynoldavilln and
the other sections to follow during theweek.
The mrly victory n a surprise to everybody.
Bad Wheeling Weather.
Naw Your, Sept. iii—Tho bicycle run to
Newark by the members of the State league
was abandoned, owing to the uncertain
weather. A few of the wheelmen started on
the trip in the morning,but themajority
untamed themselves with short rida
through Central park or remained at their
headquarters at the Grand Union hotel.
Cardinal Gibbon. Waa Pro-ant.
Wasnmorox, Sept. iii—The corner stone
of the new St. Peter's church was laid with
ng ceremoniea Cardinal Gibbon.
layingof the shine waa onaof the
Catholicprocamionaaveraeeninthiacity.
An Expoaltlol Building 0- m
Br. Joan’s, Ma, Sept. ill—Th. main
buildingoftheuewliraexpoalthmisoniln.
Theyhceiatoofarawayforthoilredeparb
menttoraach. At 120‘ch midnight the
flrohstillragingwithaprobahllityofgoing
onforaeveralhoura. Thembablelo-will
hfrommfllltom.
Ira. Lori P. flnrtoa Back From Europe.
Raw You,8ept.16.——Mra Levi P. Hor-
tonhuarrived from Europe on La Bum
from Ham She waa accompanied
ghsdaughtarmndwaametattheplchy
Inflorton. Thapartyentuadaclc-mr-
rlagaandmdriven to the how at the
vicqwuldlnt.
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“'Asnmnnx, Sept. III—Two army our»
goons, John S. Billings and Washington
Matthews, will on Tmhy‘ morning, at the
Army Medical Museum, cxnIIIiue Capt. Geo.
A. Armes as to his sanity. Capt. Armea r9
ccntly figured in a court martial at the war
department for having polio-l tho- none of
Gen Beaver not long after the, inauguration.
Some wcckzs after this a letter wan filed
with the secretary of war by a certain per
Ion to the clfect that Capt Annes was not
responsible for his actions. The letter Inn,
of mum, signed. but wasof sutliciont in-
fluence to have the writer’a name kept a
necmt, anal it will not be made public during
the examination. The two physicians have
been imtructcd to go thoroughly into the
matter,and the privlite and public life of
Capt. Armea will be .sanmttcd to a most
rigid investigation. i’mminent army otllcera
areof the opinion that the board will not
make any finding, anol the matter will event-
ually go to the courts.
Two Men Killed In One ltIIIII-t.
ii'nunx, N. 3., Sept. Iii—Newsnf a ter-
rible tragedy that happened (It Ship Harbor
on Friday has just reached this city. A
large number of men were in the woods
hunting for mane, when one party consisting
of two men named Taylor and Armand, saw
at a distance what they took to he a mmse.
One of them liml and immediately a fearful
ahriek washcanl. 0n hurrying to the spot
they found that the single shot had killed
two man, whom they had mietaken tor a
moose. The victims; were two young men,
named Mitchell and Wobber. The shot struck
woof them in the Mount, pom] through
andstrnck the other in a vital part of the
neck. Both were dead when found.
'h Sing at the World's Fair.
New Your, Sept. In—The United Singing
ancietiea of New York and vicinity has lie-I
organized, with “'illiam Steinway as proof.
dent. The pnrpowo or the new organization
in to bring under one management all the
singing societies of New York city and vicin-
ity no as to he [re-panel to take a prominent
part in the opening festivities of the world's
fair in 1802. The managers of the exposition
will be requested to erect a concert hall,
where regular muccrta may be given. Dollh
gates from over fifty moieties of New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey City. Hoboken and Newark
were present at the meeting.
Mia. Blaine' II Rumored Engagement.
AUGUSTA, Mo, Sept. 1“. --There is every
ream to believe that the rumor of Mir.
Margaret Elaine‘s betmthal to the famous
musical composer, Mr. Walter J. Damruach,
of New York, is genuine, and that after the
marriageof Bmmms Blaine with Him Mc-
Cormick, and when the Blaine. have re
turned to Washington, the engagement will
heformally announced. The report of the
engagement was a surprise here, where littla
or nothing in known of the alfairs of the
Blaine family now that they are away, an
among the few relatives of Mn. Blaine.
natlald—BlcCoy lnrdarara Bentwood.
vanu. Ky., Sept. ill—At the trial of
Pliant and Doll Mayhem, two of thehotori-
(an Hatfield gang, they were mnvicted of
themnrderofthe lcCoy brothers and-III-
tmcedtoimpriamment for life. They claimed
thithey were nrgadlothedoedbyoldAnce
Hatfield. Kilian local. was found guilty
of themurderofElflonMcCoyandmtonoad
to be hanged Dc. 3.
- Dhot by a Jealnua Inter.
Rim N. Y., Sept. Ill—Abraham
Ronnhaum,22yeanof.go,ofl¢o. Wilton):
ClinttmatlcegatDILmahothiuwaathaaI-t,
linuhCoknnmathcrhomatNaliliDele-
van-met. Romania-elf up
and i now in cmody. lb Coleman 5
Wyinjorad and may not recover.
J-lomywuthecaI-eolthediootlng.
Brodia'autaat «la-p.
Cmamfloptta—mnmlle. the
W jumper, dropped from a table at
‘ muwwmw
apunhintheaftu-noen. 'l'hafall bobcat
What. Tharawaanothin' prticnlarly
damsel-initiate“. Brodiawarauinjuall.
A "Jane-Ola nay Catalan.
”0. “Milan“ 01”..
Last Chance.
.utlkelate New Yuk Icon
main-Ital mun: hummldm'uciolh
tau In. unit. The I lanc- 0-tflh‘ hm
math-autumn lineal atNoIItIlaII-gu
dtkgah'n': ax cu:- banner-l at
at I can
M 'aqllro'wrhloflhalmlb
2E2;
M ItIlcnthm'Jae lint arm Ina: A «pie-mo
laud-en‘eemaeaflfl 'l'h-a-eii i. “new.
elite-nice. Intro! «er and mil] Ina-vb urn
We mm tom mo nail b II. (or I dun am
Irma-amanmuuwm “hack.“
on will mam Io )0. war “It. I.» r1". It.
qui‘.IIytheviotaI-lw mud trim-«tin 0hr in.»
‘uanlht. man. .7. It, unwell In he lulll.
make-Ian. um la. ”1. wane an
“Hlmwah “ml-lot limo lbI- luau: al
$10.36“: "allied tuba‘au h “win“ Prince Altar
m I. I. n no I. II
annular U hotelier L. Iban me:
menu“ a R.Ol'la laII Ineluo hm “It mII
uywhrrr M “5'; men‘. working pom- vol'
everyuhmlur M II IlllrellI-ATO :aamnn
tritium.
win I. to Ill .III nylon wiut antiwar to
an elegant pair ”I [.II I.
mean fault; My. III» that are wt“t (m
”(II we will all luv this: childrnh purl-ate
wonkflm; lomdmmawuirn IIIII-e. hm
day one: “up: pair In IIImcr dothlor new
In
I my m no! menu:- with
OIOM ill .11": mes}. beam manta ”I!
mmh .3: on end othm too mun-a. Io Interim...
Thin i. indeed a (ham "I a life Ila-a In no»
err. 12th will!" or win-Irv clothlnyat lent
than hall nine at we lain it waI I ~ ltumn
elm. NIwwIIk l'oIIII Dining III-en I III-l. «m
ran» “to vh- “hayinunm'l re aIIvaII nan. t
o'mck .t not“ ~atnm» .) Ill IiI ll II’rI c.
I}. EBKEYE E SEE,
lineman-Int: it lizKIX
5l Washington Street, South Norwa’k
27 main Street, Nomalk.
FEE-Clot. Balers, "Ellficlllleé'i
And 100 (7mm In.
0“] rs l’l’nmptl)‘ Attended In
I: mum-x we. I P. bum-s.
l’llll'l'll
6.1.x ‘w;
‘Vido A Hair Lens-e
“USIILACII MAKE.
AT A DISCOUNT.
G. 8. NORTH, Photographer
Taylunfiolden
III-at l‘alaic. l‘lIe, Life. At'fll‘t’n'v
l’intI- “loss. and télcnm llnllev
[N9 UtiANCl" A {PEN} ‘-
Iloans N negotiator-I .
OFFIC'Ezntfihf.’ Weaninglon w . w. Smka
, COMPLETE,
'l‘lllllllllféi ll ,
l'llMI'l‘lt Al.
Shorthand, Tvpewriting and
Business Course,
AT
THE CflElElERCIlL CULLEGE
ancnc Building, Sorwulh.
DaySeincm— 9a In Iolp. In and z'totp m
hminrmaiIm—lmdsy We. Ic-Iiay MIG l-‘ri-
day, 7. so to woo.
Call and Boo Us.
Merrill Blliilill (Ellen
(Formally Pkonouaphic Academy)
AND SCHOOL OF
SIIIIIIII and Tynewriting,
5| Atlantic Sh. Mumford, t't.
(I tonal for vacation July lztb.)
Reopens for QIudy firm 4, [859.
BRANCHES TAUOHT: 4hmthand. Tymrlt
Ina. Cone-ponden e. llookkeepmg Pr hulamhlp
Alllénmlc' [lamina-I. practice Telunphy. Coupe
2 I etc
'lhe Principal will he at the College alter An: I).
to root any IIho-aywlah to amp tor en ,urinI
the lvetltntlon. '
(hitalogneeecnt III-arm appll imtloh by later to
HATS I
HATS I
FALL STYLES,
In all gmdn and color- at
Still and Soft flats, Sllk Bale
Illoy‘ a Hit. "Ill (hp, Ctmh lint. for men and
ho. a. Nam- .oft flats tor man at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular alleallun paid to
flat-a. Cleaning and Ironin-
Itlk nuts. .20
not Your Light Shine?!
"m m canon. 0'
MW“
The... can. lick. “*G’I.
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W Vania. mm lab.
I. alaakava ace-Man. Ila.
t‘e’hlldna lit-hr...
m. and -t II. in.
flilIllIll 70'3“
'ohavatutmeivaaaiamallaeaflha. MI.
" laid the Matt-Adan! Imolhnnd Io. New
”flinma‘flfl "" “I'm?" W.....
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'31,."0" w and ”Whinlhu law.“ “tablet. third.-
p-Ituvaulpllaeuaumh mama Mold
”Milne
OIIA'I HAWAII. ll IIAIIIIIIO.
Wotan-tum lie. at than. M tilt than.
“Warmth. mum-H
% moth-Oldie. lattlaufibadamm
wall worth dual- Ml’ha new:
.100"! lllt canvas
I.
«show quality and
w. don't want In. Whllfl In tom: out we have line, at
“Wm-lawumweudia
“In: akin ”a...“ la. wldaali
mum; or they. la: Ila-a: In.
th. annoy for Iht. celahnwa gnaw. which inc Illa. wow Iill line-and "ilk. lol and
limousine by nine he the In.» M an In. In Tam. NW Wit but? om... ago...-
lladlag a pa. and MN, at 9! lls‘iper poll.
oflIaII-Iatalltlmata
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
\o. 3 (inzette Building NIH-walk.
No. 37’ VVunlIingIon Ht..finuth Nor-walla.
1m “manholigaall' renew >alia,la romeo,
"
“016. Well”
I’ A 'l‘ l') N ’I‘
In Il-ls, l._\,
Van [RISES EflElllIlEl Ellracl Ell Cedar 25 cents
PrescrIptIons a Specialty
W-....
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We are lll‘:Ithll.lrl s f-
AMl IIIIIll- l’ncvn 'u Ill-t llu;
,_'\$i‘|'.\ Snmapwlll I 75.: \llcwwys 1’ :ISII-I's,
' 75¢; l’l list Il’s '
75c King'.~ New [li.-covery,
150 Large Bottle:
”0.. -L
“Iillll‘t'll \Iilll Moths, \::l‘, EEH'll‘llln.
III-lilo nl.
Ami II sure thing.
.Plaisted’s Drug Store.
\I I‘ll)l(‘l .\ Ill
“* W..B Hal|&Co.,
I Item !:
m ‘WILLIAMS’ COFFEE EXTRACT
. r F! llr'lo Psi tie- it III.- no Elm ll
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
We claim we re'l 'h‘
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
1'4 twin for pine and qndity.
“AT—.—
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’ S,
V 3:; No.33 1011.0!) st!“ .
.rgc «\ewrrrr an of
Y0 . cm Judge 'or yourself.
MIG ODY’S AROMA'E IC SYRUP
Mt‘hn‘rm Morin-I. and Teclhing Children. hoaontccdlnhc :h.- fl .4 thing produced In this lire
from lliil‘a‘ who have used it
Price, 250 a. Bottle.
80. Norwalk.
will under I’ll l‘nItltu’_
in" and 4va you dolor».
W B HALL & 00.
THE BARGAIN STEEE 0F BRIEEEPEET-
Will Make their 110me Display
Saturday inIIav III TIIsIaI Sol. 71h, 9111 III lull
‘ Our Stock is Large,
Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.
W.- -.I eke a IIuIIneue of making bargains In
Dry Goods and Notions
DRESS GOODS, FANCY G001”, NOTIONS, &c.
TnI- Iamt m Szvlv lhe Finest In Quality, the utmost in Vuyiety. hay» been enm-
blind by on in om- tummy Ilfol’t for trade.
n ll in bi cum: -l. he surpassed. There I. a limit below which honest anode cannot
WI- pIncI- um prices at the low water mark [or 9an- aml reliable “with,
I .spoct up, cnticiw us, know us. and you will fini We deal
5,000 Iqulu'e feet more room, and New Passenger Elevator.
COME AND SEE US.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Our Fall and Winter Oil's-rings will
onocnllIEs AND MEATS
-——-'I-I- In: one arm or...
T. nunn’oum & son.
’spmnowoon.
ALI. "ORDER!" FILLED PBOMI’TLY.
mmmmnmmmmmromnamm_
cam Wan.
EWJM awry I; sienna;
Whole-laud win—Ian.
‘Itllllfw'tlllfft’h and Paton-r”.
filil'l'lJlta.
lta' - lul- mile-4 tinn uf n-Iano-ut
Plaisted’s E3 rug Store. spring Goods ,.".:::.;..'i'.:::.::“:::‘::::::::;.:*:t....
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IMIIIIu-c-Ieelu MEMEIIII (urn. Tania. Malia.
Imago an, m I'lothing. ltwl
l'lwl Till Draining henna. Link. than. till..." “’3'.
0419., lib-Ive]. and P Ike. 0 bot-aloud
Comme- Dress finals Elllll‘lilllll ”Enumfia
amen» Ih‘gauacadutbyen near.
LI. nu Inland 'l'I-eIIeIooIn Clam hall... Paint
.. ” m, .aml \nmlph Bin-hm Telephone Hm "I do!-
Ezonlal. N. w York l’riuo. lip-tiniulrntun to Hall
I".
IllIIIAT Rulflnlhc'mmnul II. “lll‘r w p
I mgr?" W-inl: gwrriihami ilmhcmnd the“.
, . - '4 ”up n; lmmsnlhrworiti. team.
I31} I [)(; [‘11)‘ , '{rl‘. nlmt'll II In Imam-Ink fl)! Group in. rhlldm
>0“! by all dmggiste The groom only ha. lab
'aimileof the nlmvuunol Joe E. Hall in m' ltlkm
And will purchaw tor partied without thug» or “" ““3"" "m” F’harnw-y manufacturer.
lake omen u name pnr e a.- Ih lllldm‘potl “"‘W'n "m” ”“1 “I" I” F M BAX?“
[lull-e mm! 50th Noroalk; ll it “ALB. waalk on [out
filming lilt Mlllmeri
~~ ”Ai' —-
”REIT SlEEll-‘llll!
w—«oo-
l Will SI‘ll II regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrinuned Black Hats fm'mwriy. 85¢ for 500,
Vt bite and Black Ladies Sailor Hats Dr 25c.
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FLOWERS
' Will be sold at. HALF THEIR. MARKED PRICE!
EIBBENS REDUCED 8r Bill.
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
———~—*o§.——-—
If People will call and examine they will Ind
what I say correct.
H. KRIECIER.
llnhnckcmo liotcl Block, Mains
South Norwalk.. Conn.
DAVID STOW,
F U RNE’I‘ U R
PARL‘OR sui'rs.
Mohair Plush Suits with Divans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW
87. .9 and ill main Street, South NorwallI. lip Stale».
(IIBE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
13 noon In
NORWALK.
80. NORWALK,
EAST NORWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler