mawholearmyandeovend
”andglery,whilehelewranthe
«A Dalia-gilt Trump (Yard.
' It you with to vote {or the
6 at the Perl-lane, (or the devour
“We! the Commuter, give your
Ohm oi the government.
“Vote: or in: Kimono rum. "
1mm lt the night 0! this picturw
.1! with enthusiasm. and indeedlt
prty oi the brave general that made
3......”
_ " Regiment» on Guard.
, ‘lll We, where the popular been
‘ “mam and in Belle-ville, whore
“Walla, liochetort, was a candidate,
0! bone and toot etood guard from
thatllnathopolll opened until they cloned,
and “Ill! choked all (tumour-lions that
“Idiom towardau outbreak. When
“whole”! atll oclock there was com»
Minuet, while Paris, which doea not
Windham: under any clrcuuataneee,
~ “memo-an. But two home
khallthepopulaeewasiuthertreeta.
Pandemonium Belg-ed.
. Uh the "turn- hegantoeome in, and
- , ire-Wmmounngermnocm-
M Ill beeuelected, there was panderin-
tie-I. Twenty thousand people magnol-
«is in the Place an Opera, where The
the leading Boulangist organ, was
bulldtil. Hid than went mad with
“Viva Boulangerl Vive Bou-
every throat. Bats went
mum by Soldier:-
At this moment down the Avenue dos
Wmaregimentot the mounted
1 ' guard, several hundred strong,
followed by a force 0! infantry. With moat
halal violence men, women and children
win driven into the side streets, and the
Phae del Opera and the Boulevard des
.Italiailwm-eoccnpied by the military. The
crowd thin gathered in theRuede Fourth
Wand the militarydisperied it as
‘1 Hr-thellouneandtook pomeuiion or that
are as well. It was evident from
h momma that the government was
.med to take the element course for the
. Mtim of order, and when themmor
ruched the people in the streets that the
7“. ol Boulanger, Rochelort and Dillon
waldndl be counted there was an ominous
murmur. However, the military was in
pension 01 every vantage point, and even
it there had been any leaders an outbreak
would have been imptnwible.
The Iloulaugints to Be Ignored.
Becbdort received a majority over the five
candidutfl in his arondisaement, but it takes
a plurality to elect. It is not expected that
the guru-mot will take any cognizance of
the vote {or either Boulanger or Bachelort,
M in Boulangitla claim a victory never-
” Pariaisunder guard, and it bovi-
“that she is not going to be taken by sur-
l'l'hagain in case otan uprising.
The Lateet Returns.
Greatjoywae occasioned bythenews
which reached the Boulevard alter 1 o’clock
from theweatoi France to theeflect that
Jules Ferrylmd beentleieatediutheGeorges,
for which he had been returned for twelve
yuan Both these interesting items, however,
It! not as reliable as Boulangists would wish
them to he.
Outdmelectoral districts results have
hauntin from seventy only, and out at
M in thirty cases new elections will have
tobeheld. lntlie remaining tortydiotrlcta
~whlchhavebcenhcard from, and in which
definite restate have been reached, the Bon-
langiet and Conservative candidates are for
themat part triumphant. Brittany elects
,mmmtie partner in exile of Bon-
, hug! and Rochetort, Angoulemo returns
Damlede, the president of ‘the Patriot
. ‘leaguJaguerreLaisantandLalou, thetrio
d Boulangiat journalists, arereturned in the
'Palidelegatinn. Intactnone of the well
”We! the Revisionittand Betr-
prtiea have been beaten, but' in one
Rocbdort and Edward Herve,
imam-inginl’arlt, there will have to be
A Severe Btrunla Predicted.
tumor, Septzl—The Btandard’s Paris
‘ spit» the prevalent lmpreeaion
the government is wanted, and there
flhammemtmm ballot
hmt Oat Canadia- Laborers.
may. Zi—At a mango: ...
Mean-Myer the Central Labor union
“We! wohibiting Canadian labor
*htlhoflyeame up and woe dismissed at
m m It was claimed that every
ee- tot“ city to work. They worked
flmfito'lfi cent a hie-think
,f‘llwluahhererandaleowerked an hour
THE NEWS ON BRIEF.
Ureah 'I'lpa tro- the Wine Carefully
Called.
Michael McCarthy, a' fling Slug convict,
waetouiid dead in his cell.
Andrew Booker, a nlooa keeper, shot and
totally wounded Jamel Conway, academia
monitor's place on Day atnot, Tompklno
v
The tauioua Ancient and Hmonble Artil-
lery of Benton will make it. annual ercun
IiouteAIbanyOct. 7lllld ll uthegueeteol
the Bursa- cone
Rev. Dr. l’rall, ambtaat rector of St.
Paul‘e church, Albany, baa acceptd the all
to the rectorshlp o! the Chard oi the Holy
Communion at South Orange, N. J.
An unknown woman we: found dying in
the collar of the Church of thefiacrod Heart
at Mt. Vernon. She was well diet-ed and
had money, but was terribly emaciated
The National Woman's Evangelical Mis-
sionary society has adjourned at Reading,
Pa, alter choosing Rochester, Incl, as the
next place of meeting.
An Oynter War Imminent.
Burnout, Sept. 34% oyster gather-
llig citizens of Maryland accuse Virginia
oysterers of a wanton violation of the oyrter
laws governing the Potomac river. The Vir-
ginians claim that their acts are sanctioned
by their date. In PM a compact was
formed between Virginia and Maryland,
which gave both etalee equal rigbta on the
Potomac regarding oyster catching. Each
atate enacted laws {or the mutual protection
ottheoysterbeda. 'l'helaws are alike and
apply to the citizcm of both dates. Dredging
in the Potomac is prohibited between April 1
and Nov. l. Now Virginians are tak'mg
oysters at the mouth of the Potomac, the
state at Virginia, they claim. having granted
permits for that purpoee. The oystermen in
Maryland are excited over it, and say they
undetermined that the state of Maryland
ainll hold Virginia to a strict olriervance ot'
the law.
Die-d 0! ('old and Exposure.
New Your. Sept ill—Mary Mullins, '2!)
years old, entered a station honee early in
the morning with a dead babe in her m,
and told a sad story 0! deotitution and out-
teriug. Her husband, a stereotyper, Tell her
about three months ago to look for work in
the country, and since then she has not heard
{rem him. him Mullins went to live with
her mother-in-law, but was tumed out 0!
doors during the night, and walked the
streets until morning with her child. The
babe died during the night of cold and ex-
poeure. The mother was committed to the
care of the charity commissioners.
.\ Riel- Mau‘e Child Begging.
SEW Yomi, Sept. 33,—Jennie Hatfield,9
years olel, has been arrested by an agent at
the Children's society, charged with begging
in the street. Shela the daughter of John
Hatfield, the old time bauball player, who
is nowa boohmker in Chicago. Hatfield
left his wife smite timeago, taking with him
the eldeet girLclaiming that she was his
only legitimate child. Mrs. Hatfield is ID
poor that shebadtoeend her child out to
beg. Jenniewas committed tothe care of
the Children's society. Hatfield is said to be
worth $60,”. The society has two other
children of Mn. Battleld’s in their charge.
Conductor and Engineer Censored.
Kimono, Vt., Sept. Zl—The state board
of railroad commiaeioners have made their
reportinthe nation)! the collisiouon the
Central railroad near Brookaville on Aug.
What. This reportistotheeflect that the
collieionwas the reanltof the grouest and
met inexcusable carelemieea on the part of
(inductor Button and Engineer Chilleon, of
the freight train, which ran into the medal
painenger train,otwhich theyliad due no
tice Four person were killed by the collie-
ion arid-Button and (.hilloonwero themselves
badly injured
Austria’s Smokeleu Powder.
10m, Sept. 28.--‘l'he new Iniokeles
powder invented by an Austrian otlleer,
which has just been aucceestullyteetedby
the Alain-Hungarian government,lt raid
toexceedinearryingpowerthelimilarpow—
deradoptedhythecermaii army, buttobe
alightlylees ‘Imokehaa” The fact i that
neither powder is entirely without minke,
butthe Gel-nun article ieaonearlyeoaato
be practically perfect.
a laulovlllo Whisky rail-re.
laminar, Sept. 23.—-Joha B. McIn-
nheafiomqmaieting oi the Johnnie-
lllvaine estate, and J. Banks ltclllvaine,
haveudgned forthebenedt ot thelrcred-
itora The firm buheeninuktenee here
lathewh’nkybualnutortwenty-lveyun
'l’beyareearety tor Iattingly it Sol-tor
(lithe
Almflrlkeflvwr.
LAIC
matalamociatim. Theatrike basket-d
marlymven months-adamant theetrik-
Elglit Boa-lat. III-kh-
Parsons,
llllyBi-ell and Jack limo! thh city,
remaktoanaihataplaoea
un- rW
w v-
81me can pay about rixtydlve cents
dollar.
mhfiema—Thehngrtrlkw
atthetklurahlarollingmilhhubeentomv
allydeclaredotlatameetingot the Arml—
ei-e’plaoeehavebeentilledwithnoo’nnion~
Sept. m—At ui early hour
menu-w: mule-enumerate m
mm lice-ti. lo. Matti
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The Old Navy and the 39w.
Wasmsoms, Shpt .3 ~The lleraldspeak-
ing of the vesicle of the old and thenew
navy says: A timely and ellectiva contrast,
well illustrating the difference between the
old navy and the new, is presented by the
(act that while the Baltimore was getting
ready {or the trial run that fivalopcd hcr
unrlmnm at :1!) Hi knots, the much
has been under repair at Ian also
had a trial trip, and made and average of
71-5 knots and a maximum of a little overt),
with a favorable title. This, at least, in the
report, which is not quiteexplicahle, Impose
accounts had put her former speed several
knots high. The lroupmis was one of the
vessels we were relying on for overnwiug
the Germans at Apia, and nitrrword for
wading up to Behring son to help the limb
chase the sealers, even it not to lrighten the
Iii-knot armor clnvi Swiltsure and her mm-
panious. if the trial speed of the lrmpmie
is only what he.» been reported, it is to be
hoped that ehe w ill not undertake to go after
any at the Dominion sailing craft in any-
thing like a good broom. as they might run
away 1mm her. We can Word to be amused
now at the relics of the old flat, when near
the lroquois, at San Francisco, is found the
Charleston, with her average of 13 2-5 and a
maximum of ii“; made on the attic ial trial.
Partly Will tome.- Voluntarily.
CHICAGO, Sept. ‘5. ’«Samwel Slick, 01
Mid, 6),, who was a companion of
Reining", the man found dead at Calmut
lalt Tueaday, has arrived in Chicago and
fully identified the body at that of Reining»:
The police have worked diligently upon the
around they d'nIcovered mine damaging
evidence against firmly in the shape of the
rifle which he need while hunting with Rein-
inger on Monday. Purdy admita buying
the rifle and selling it again to the original
owner. The police secured the rifle and
found a large spot of blood rm the butt plate
and me on the trigger. Purdy, who is
held at Mansfield on suspicion at having
murdered Reininger, has agreed to come
here without a requisition. He will be
broughtonaseoon at an othcer canreach
Minefield. _
Willlnl, Deliberate Murder.
NEW Your, Sept. 21—An1hew Becker, 0‘
Dayand tiarahAim mTompklasville,
attl. in. Mandtatallywoimded-lamea
Conway in hiaealoon. Conway, withatriend
mmedlhgernenteredtheealmntordrinh.
BeckeraekedCoawayithehadtoldBecker’s
wilethatduringtherummerhawaeneglect
mghbbuainematflonth Beachmiddrinking
toomuch. Cemway thathohadtold
haemandBecker piekedupamolverand
shot him. Thewoimd hdeclared fatal by
the phyaicians. Beckerwae arreetedand 3
held to await meay'e injuries.
A Fatal Friendly Spar.
Escaaana, Itch, Sept. ill—Dolph Ga»
boureyflormyyearsalocomtiveenginec
outheChicagoand Rorthweetern railroad,
w-aparrlngineportwithatrieadwhentbe
friend received a blow in thenom,which
oauaedthatorgan to bleed ace—holy. A
doctorwasaenttwandordered the man to
lieouh'wback. Thebloodllowedbaek into
hhthmgauaingdaathfromatraugulation.
Gabourneyand the doctor have been held
under 83,“ bontheacb to amwertotbo
chargootmamlaughter.
link-unlock“ Illa Congra- latter.
KmYoamflefim—Aqecialfromllo
ton my! that John L. Winter-Iii
for New York, atated thattlie
talkabnutliiernnningtor eongru from-
la-ehuttedietrietwaem lie-ye
h never wrote the letter announcing lilo
nadidacy,whichaniearmlhiTheNewYork
Bumaadthathewouhlmako theeditorot
Mpapcretnetit.
Hath- IMO-Om.
Paovmaxca, Illa-mt. ado-ml.
mdMMflMJ-QMJ
rend prb
‘ Moniker
TETPEEE SEPT. 1913, 89
Application- for mom g gown eh mid be male
tug at he or
For Cirru ... and ar 1 other intonwion in regard
to the echo 3, picnic. “I. upon or addme
out! it!) “it“ "5. V. BAllll‘.
Hillside, - NnrwaIk Conn.
MRS. MFA ll’n‘
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls 393 long Ladies,
nB-tirezss «or. so, ’89.
For circular! addre»,
Mrs. M. E. Mead.,
t!!!) Sat
liIIlIl Business 30138.33
Phrmn mt. [m it damn
ANI) SCIIUOL ( )F
Shannan and Twinning,
5! Atlantic 9L. Stamford, ('t.
i' loved {or vacation July 12th )
lit-opens for Study Quit l, INN).
PR \3'( “I5 TAK’GWT' —.“l: Wthviml Tum-r"-
inu, (evaporation r ltmltkn may; Pur mun-hip
Arithmetic, Beelneee pract e2 TeIeuraphy Comp“.
it: inn etc.
’lhc Principal will heat the ('n.loge all: r Aug 2!)
to meet any who may wieh to arrange fr r to cm.-
the lrrtitmlou. f ‘ l ‘ n ‘
Cara! meant recon calm c er 0
cg Ills”? A. IE KILL. Pita
(Formally
HAVE YOU TRIED (Hill
Formosa. Oolon
BLABK TEA!
——-——-—O~OO————-
Many ulnar niobium. uodooht. have tine 'l'ca.
waneiu'nct. iii-radiate, they fail to get there
with whecombined iweetneue and strength an do
malleable-«each Soil yoaarcdiwamdedtry
our 6.
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llc Was an old 'l'ca Buyer.
"lee-id: “libegeod'l'ea. themes: to worth
twopeuadeoteuebteaaelhwveberwhuylnn, and
thrpvieaoltlrmbutbbiIe-me."
Another-aid: "Idoa'twlahtolaturJltltle as
{mgr-sultan been out to magnum
Price: 50c lb.
313313 33033331:
Jacob M. Layton,
“Maine-mam
General lnsnranceAgeney
Ilium-Incident.
“mm—mun”
mumsfifimmmn
mm Whine
Railroad Tickets- mama“
uncut-alien.
airmen. mummy
South lorwalk. Conn.
“BEBE Ill THE
Connecticut General
urr INSURANCE co,
gem M Cl. to t-
No. 8 fiazette ”tending Norwalk.
“Plaisted’s Drug Store.
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new ‘ for
HONEEJI'J.‘ Goons AT 1101» Eh‘l‘ Parents: “'1
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS SALE.
fleptemher Special lot line: floods. tfit-"h . w" ' 4 n" W" not” ' 1" ”f“""" II M :3 a", "M ' 9
serum u when"... Brmdcluh ‘ "‘1‘ 4 7'1"": ”. I‘l’ “7 ~ ”A“: * - .
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”w Dylul. 1 g ‘ u in. H 0 61%: pan, lrplh l
"glob“! fl'oclg. In finding, 1 Lat“. ti Slum“! outerwear. ”"1125:
Ol 39 a y-ml 7 r Bvlttlg akuting, very 48..—-—'l' a In .1 Megan» yet. 75-h z 3".”
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um! pearl butt-w II. Al'l’" Illa-an" , We a only.
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H; .r a .It~ m ("in It till I pt cut,
a if 1 ~10 - . II Jlmrur :-
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> .vur. il. l y. \M alluith Hui pm“,
they run-nut he Mme-s. Dm't target
that th» place t . luv all of your Dry
Q‘Goode, £03., In at
SCOFIELD & HO'Y'I'
No. 37 Vt uwhington tit... Suuth Nor-walk.
w
Prescriptions a Specialty
Burbrgeofllortloaotmnpleeot
Spring Goods
Vlttil Till
mw;fl_ Jarvis swan a stimulus.
Whale-lead Ind! out-ei-
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win-um
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«an. aim Caicflllfl hum mt, 'l'eate. latte
w- "ma Nets. mi 0 hat-hm owing
llmlgng Invert-Ia Llflhl lime. uneduc- '01.,
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Am] a sure thing:
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
A GREAT
““31 WfllMaketheirNOpeningDisplay
Fur Yachting rr [amnion Pun-m. It h.” m [and ~ urge hmr u en at
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
We claim we ml in.
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
llll‘llltrifpl'ri’lvlt‘rltliw I": c 5m.» vr
MOODY’S AROMA 1C SYRUP
Im‘ho'era limbo. azd’reerhing uildren Promo «rd tub {1-7 I ,. ! than prdaeed .u thr- line
from Him. who 3.;th deal it
Prlce, 250 a Bottle.
._..A1-__
CHAS. E. SEYMOURHS
33 Washington St.. 80. lorwalk.
W B BALL & 00.
THE IIIIIIII 3303i. {IF IIIIBIIIII
what I say correct.
33min than and 31333333. 73, EEIETEIEEI
closing llIII Millinery
_ fr”
Sillilllll!
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I will sell a regular $3.56) trimmed hat for $2.06).
Untrimmeei Black Hats fm’merly 85c for 50c
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25c.
FLOWERS
\Viilbx- sold at HALF THEIR MARKED Pill‘ifl'l.
RITE NS PETUEEET 333 33113.
——-——-ooo-——
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
If People will call and examine they will Ind
H. KRIECIEEP.
Mahackemo llotel Block, Main 35L,
South Norwallr... (Jenn.
Our Stock 13 Large,
Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.
We make a L'Iltlllm of making bargains in
Dry Goods and Notions
DRESS 60093, FANCY (10098, NOTltlSS, kc.
. hint m 5' lo, the Finest m Qaaiit , tho utmowt in Variety, have been com-
bill-3t by no in on: mightv rflort [or audio Our Fall and Winter Menage will
mt and cannot be outpaced. Three in a limit below which hottest and. cannot
be sold. We place our mm at the low water mark for rate and reliable geom-
rold umlm gmrunvw. Inppect or, criticiee we, know us. and you will llul we that
lair and «are you dollar:
DAVID
F U R N
SPECIAL
5,000 square feet more room, and New Passenger Elevator.
COME AND SEE US.
W .B.HALL&CO
cnocenlee AND MEATS
“IBM!!!” 0!—
T. 3033 am do 80R.
smowoon.
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am. canola mun rlorlr'rLr.
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mmmrmammmmmmm
IXDUCL
P A R L O R
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40.00..
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW.
$7. I. and DI Hal- ltroet, South Norwallt.
STO‘N,
l T U R E
‘Ill lull" 1‘36 I N
SUIITS.
lip states.
'l'I-llE
Palace Queen
FURNIAOE
IS USED II
NORWAUK.
80. N0 ELLE.
EAST N DRWALK.
Mbmmhfiaal” ”llama-owl!
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