.m on sis wm rm.
W
'1. Milan's Complaint.
. hustler
wouldaothavsmsniedhsr.
lie Had a Ila-band thing.
Hamiltonmyshsnowhaagoodnaamwto
believe that the woman’s rqa‘ssentatiom
VIII-hand that the child was foisted
whim. Itwasin August oithisyesr
r; Uthecameconvincedoithede-
”In pactised nponhim,andsinee that
«hush-ammo“: any'olhisrighhby
muons-loner.
Matti» timeot his marriage'and
It
kc at the state prison.
The Ground of the Action.
The suit is brought for the annulment oi
fisactiononthegroundol fraud.
’_«R£INTERRING JOHNSTOWN’S DEAD.
jun: nun-area Bodies to Be Buried In
Band \’ iew Cemetery.
dfieilood commuters.
. Secretary
lldthatthcfinal distribution will commence
Friday, and that ”some will be paidby
s" ‘ htnrday night.
’v
Against the Bowling (keen Site.
_« , In Iona, Oct. i—‘l‘he chamber of oom-
_ m elected delegates to represent the
dmnller at the twenty—first annual meeting
>1 thsnational hoard oi trade at Louisville
n the lfih lost. The chamber by resolution
w itself opposed to the establishment
war the ans-sins stores at Bowling Green,
«whereareceptionwill betenderedthem
The Swiss Must Apologia.
’- W was all a mistake.
lnrdmr Deyhle Insane.
“ ,hli‘flamatonee.
A MEI-Malaw-
_ thhconnty, Harry’l'homaaand
‘ fl
Killed by Holtea Hetal.
we no. and Steel
\lstlc-dldataswsrn'l'hera.
helium-audits
masons-sums.
,. ‘nammmmoo-n-
, Ila-illumwhcisnowatlay‘s
,w.am:u.emon.m
” mysthathiswlfs’s Insidsananswas
3 _ Llitecle, and that they were
”Cynthia-Jan. 7.1m. lib emasnttoths
_mwasobtalasd thrmgh the dsisnd-
Hbrmrsrsntattom in larch, Hm, thstshs
“Micheal-osmotic. lathsssias
“we. Dan. it and Jaalflhs re
“Wmmmlraremtin‘that
h,” hssn deliversdctachihi. OnJan.
Q thy before the marriage, a tennis
waspressutedtoplsiatifl sshbown.
Tblslatlenseaistinghetm plaintiland
tbwumsnpriovtothe marriagewcssnch
tattoos might have been
his. Batterthflrepresmtatkmsplalntill
‘.-Dywayotctwuplainttheplaintiil-ys
prior
{ Mthedelendant hadahnshandllving.
In” Patterson ordered that the sum-
” he published inthree papers in this
dtyandthatacopyhemailedtodefendant
iny'hLandinandanotheraddremedto
Joanna“, Pa, Oct. 4.-—Dr. Lee has b
.6 thirty-six permits (or the reinterment
‘. if nhmwndead in theGrand Viewceme-
hr]. Although permits will be issued daily,
hcdleswillnotbe tramtared heforeOct. 15,
mitharuleof the board not to transier
bodies between April 15 andOct. 15. The
‘ hodimtobctransferred number 800, and the
asp-we will heborne by the floodcommitteo.
Iivehnndred men and fifty team were
to work removing debris from Stony
meek. Oklahoma houses numbering 200 are
tubers-outed and plastered attheexpense
' Kremer
in m also adopted inviting the dele-
fim to the International American cou-
:Wbmeet themembers of the chamber
and other business men at the chamber,
BaLmoxz, Oct. L—Charlee E. Coatm,
In, a graduate of the Johns Hopkins univer-
ity,willgotoWashingtoninaday or two
blayheioIeSeL-retary Blaine a complaint
' doutragminiiictcduponhiminSwitasrlaud
hatsummer. Heandiour companionswere
arrmtcdandioriivedayswere kept in soil-
my confinement, save when they were
. tostand inacageascommon crimi-
uhthatthe public might recogmse them.
What aimed they were merely toldthe
linYona,Oct. 4.--The lunacycommis-
“confiningofDrs. Fitchand Field, ap-
pointedtoexamine the mentalconditionol
ChrhthnDeyhlgtheoldiavenmrwhoshot
WW
fithaopinimthat theold mankinnns,
“-litislikelythatDrJfield willooncurin
“laurel-oi licensing these plans, but
connolhrstnssdtoindorsehis views and
mashedhimtoclose alloithegam-
‘gihaalfaua, R.Y.,0ct.4.—Athrrsns-
of The Glen Falls Republimn,
film youthwereshootingatanurk
“aim riila Byaomemeansor
Pa,Oct.4.——Afnrnsccinthe
'sstscl
moat—Ont fiMpcuplet‘b-
Humanist-tramway. Both
“threw ands—0mm
da when thaholyconuuaaionls
immediatelytotollowths miuhtsr may,“
hisdimutiompswlmthsssntenemtoths
lad’ai’rayerJIM cg:
"l'hslardbewithyou"
Answw-Audwiththyspirtt.
Whammy.
Thichanqswssalsoappmvsd. Thsthlrd
Wamonsiwas mule in thsopenlng
anemia tinhrdsr for any-mun.
yer. Changes were also made lathe
y evening prayer, and in the rubric
allsrthsprsyerlortheprssidsntoiths
Unitsdfltatas in the order (ordailyum-
ingprsycr. Theprsyormbeussdst meat-
lngs at conventions was translated to a
firmed. laying: “Reverend father in God, l
mt unto you these children (or thm
pawns) toreceivethelsylngonoihsnlh"
The firstrubrio (tar the honour astoun-
fltsri in the ordertordailyeveniugprayer
w— ordered omitted, as m ahotheilrst
rnhrie alter the benedioeaaimamea. The
prove-d relegation oi the nicene crssdto
certain occasions only, «and considerable
dim-ion Dr. Huntington was in iavor 0!
it: use as at press”. lnthemlbtol the
disclaim the convention adjourned
At the meeting of the hmneol bishops,
thop Neely,ol Maine, was appointed to
adst Bishop Williams in his duties as pro
dding oflcur.
The bishopsadopted the first three changes
of the prayer book in concurrence with the
Muscoi' deputies, and also adopted thera-
maining fifteen changea
General Order Ito. 3.
Damon, Oct. «i.-—-'l"he following has been
i-uedimn the headquarters of the Grand
Armyo! the Mmblie: General Order No. 3.—
l. The following named comradesare
announced as the executive committee of the
national council of administration: 8. D.
Reade, Evamton, ills; Benjamin Starr,
Richmond, Ind; O. P. ('utler,Topeka,Kan.;
Nelson Cole, St. Louis, Mo: L 8. Clarkaon,
Omaha; William S. Pillsbury, Derry Depot,
3.3. :William McClelland,Pittsbur-g. 2. By
a special order issued Aug. 16,1”,South
Carolina was attached to the Department
at 6min. 3. The Department oi‘ Colo-
radoishereai’tortobeknownasthe
Department 0! Colorado and Wheeling. 4.
The following comrades are hereby reap-
pointed as members 0! the pension com-
mittee: Maj. George S. Merrill, Lawrence,
Has; John a. Koontz, Toledo, 0.; Lucius
Fairchild, Madison, Wis; John \V. Burst,
Sycamore, Ills; Richard W. Blue, Pleasan-
ton, Kan. 5. Comrade W. H. Baylor, oi
Portland, Ore, is announced as amember oi
theconncil of administration for that depart-
ment. R A. Amen, Comnmn(ler-im(‘hief.
Gnome it. HOPKINS, Adjutant General.
Gen. Knapp for Chairman.
New Yonx, Oct. 4.—At the meeting oi the
Republican state committee at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, Gen. Knapp was unanimously
elected permanent chairman, Frank Smith
secretary, and S. V. White, treasurer; for
the coming year. W. D. Derrick, the colored
Republican. succeeds William H. Johnson on
the committee at large. A reception was
given Judge Knight and Ira M. Hedges, the
two candidates present. The executive com-
mittee will announce a meeting at an early
date. The new executive committee is as
follows: J. N. Knapp, I". S. Smith, 8. V.
White, John A. Quackenbush, Timothy L.
Woodrufl, S. V. R. Crnger, Sheridan Shook,
Solon B, Smith, W. Busted, B. B. Odell, T.
F. Payn, William L. Proctor, C. A. Chicken-
ing, Hobart Krum, Edward L. Adams,
George W. Aldridge, C. 6. Warren.
Crushed in a Mine. '
Hamrox, Pa, Oct. 4,—While Martin
Jaskovitz, miner; John Slinaky and Tomaso
Gnardo, laborers, were prying down top
rock in their “breast” in No. ll colliery oi
the L & W. B. C. Co. at Audenried a mass
of clod fell upon them, completely cmshing
the two former, and it is thought fatally in-
juring the latter. It took four hours‘ hard
worktorescue the bodies of the two men
from under the mass of rock. Jaskovita
leaves a wife and five children. Slinskyhad
been married but a few months. Gnardohas
a wife and two children.
Chevalier Paine's Funeral.
Paovmnacs, Oct. L—Tbe inneraloi Chev-
alier lra Paine, the celebrated pistol shot,
took place from his lateresidenoeatthe
Paine homestead, 14 Delano street,0lney—
ville. The sporting fraternity was well
represented. The pallbeareri were Newton
Dexternud Harry Bloodgood, oi the Rhode
Island club; Edward Tinker, representing
the Narragansett Gun club, and Janna
Donaldson, oi the landon theatre, New
York. Interment wasat Swsnl’oint.
Ito-tans Still in Suspense.
Emma, Mon, Oct. 4.411» 1:.wa
new estimate their majority in the state for
at 100, while the Democrats claim
Toole‘s election by mmajority. The politi-
al of the legislatureis still in
doubt, the returns from Silver Bow county,
which elects elem members, being still in—
. The result in this comrty will
mbablydecidethe election iorgovernorsa
well as the control of the legislature.
shot Illa voles-ed Yar- Hand.
Llano-res, Ky., Oct. L—In Woodford
county Farmer David Strange, a whitennn,
shot and blatantly killed Charles Bandera
hlscolored farm band, who was cursingat
him. Strange was errata-i, and is eaten
noun-u
The Female Pedentrlaaa.
Raw Ham, Oct. L—The score at the
clause! theseccndday «ourhoursdailyo at
the female walkingmstrhwas: has
45.9: Annieltohiasun, 43.7; Alllslowla-ay,
$.13; Frankie Flemming, 23.13, and Bella
Killsnsy,35.l3.
Alla-h Clerk'ssalcfle.
New Yosa,0ct. £~Albwt Immaged
Glyn-mack“ in the United Stat. lla-
titmdhanhcunmittsd suioldehyshcoting
hinaliwflh arerolrerathhrfiduosh
overtI-shthola
“umgmm
3:
Duh-l.
a“...
mmmmmfi
Wflammi‘htmmflhthhla
macs:
Thermmnmouahadmouatadhlghsnd
hkhw in the vault-d dune a! bias that
oanepisd the dlmtvallsyol theflila The
hocpsshirthhadlsdhfiochtotshthdr
wcntsdplacssinthshrauohssolthssyea,
wsrsand lg. A
u
l.
i“
5
i;
ii
thrsgh.
“l wilidolt,"shs mldat last; “lwlll do
D
’i'heround,red sunpsepsd slyly [rem ho
hindtheruggedmountainsol thee-st. The
diverdthsnightwugmandlnltsplacs
richgoldwssstrewn. Thssunbeams kissed
thedanglingdgsandwokcthehoopee birds;
thenmmpsd awayto ridenpnu the laughing
wstusotthsvsilaygod,sndglintsndg|esm
inwsntonne-ol .
TheWIdowDiahraghcallsdhercharming
brighter.
“Nuabega,” mid she, "l have decided.”
“Which way, met"
“We will take a roomer."
“Which room, mat”
“The as). back of the lumber in the attic.
dear. So, come; let us arrange.”
The shortming o! the mallow of the lunar
rhk ior'stold the coming at the noontida.
The scarabsri toiled and rolled hisballadown
the sbpe and then anon flip the slant The
cornbird songhtlhc shade. it was hotter
than tnnket.
“Furnished Boom"
That mall theplscard said.
“Why, ma,” queried Hustlers, "why do
youdragthepianotrom itswoutedcerner?
“I would place it by the window,child,
thathewhowayfareamay noteita pruenee.
Do you catch on? ‘
“I get yonrdrilt, ma, and I approve your
ingenuity?
“Huh, child; 1 have but just begun.
Fetch me you . No, no; not that one
with the brohen back, nor yet the cheap one
with the battered botuwn. This one, my
child; this one of brocade velvet. See, it
looksweii, though its remaining three un-
even legs are not thelegsof useandprac-
tice.’
Thus was the furniture bestowed Thenali
the blinds weredrawn toshnt awaytheun-
mea- sun. It was not the golden sunshine
Widow Dishragh would invite. Nay, not all
the sun was shut away.
“That will do, dear. You may leave that
blind and let the golden rays i'all full upon
the ehairand the piano, that he who passe
by may be beguiled within by tho richnem of
our belongings.“
Here is a good place toend the first chap-
ter. By this time the reader‘s interest is
aroused. lie wonders who will take the
room. He seesa chance iorallsom of dru-
matic situations when the room coma, and
as for "local coloring,” that is in a {air way
tomakea novel worthy of a ninedays‘ run
ilhewhotakesitnp where we havelaid it
down but iollowsont thegait set lorth for
hint—Washington Post.
TRY 0113
Del. county Creamery Butter.
1T PLEASE avm Till.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Areldeal,
Plate Class. and steals Boiler"
msmncn AGENTS
houn- Negotiated.
omen—nan I'm. It. In- llcrwalk.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. EH Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door lllats,
WISH, “malt.
W. O. QUINTARD
mamm
GO TO
I Tablellllelicacies,
mums, «130.,
Taylnrifiolden i”
Choice Groceries
The Must Tea Iver Circa.
PERFEOTLY PURE.
a MUST Dmcmtm BEVERAGE. Tin' lT.
You will was on elm. catty am: war."
it is the “mum (inn: Inn. trim! from
the but plantations and :Cllélfl‘llifilcl. uh...
pure and true from all minxvmtrons nr oul- . --_
mattrr 'ihe paving“ ch hermeiim'ly . . i
and “Wanted lull wright. IL is limit-gut"
omwsl in use than the lower grades.
. . .. .
C::.;‘.2.i l: Occflsntral Tea 03., e '.1.,
"rod 0mm, .35 Hurling Slip, 2» c
For an!» by [‘1' Earl ”Tm or“
F. I). lAW'l‘llN & 80..
D. Hill)! IEDIEU.
CHAS. ll. “53318,
South Norwalk. Conn.
a v. ...
A Talk With
Col. rerrls, loses Glover. David Plats.
B. K stanlay. In. Hoary Seymour
and Others.
Below will he toned s ‘ofélie tackling? 3'!
letters of management a owes . ,
756 Broadws New York, daily receive. The sub
Joined onao . tedtastimoulals aremm yourfriends
snduei hho Huwumyouknowaad
esteem or t honor sualghtlcrwu-dnas,
whowonld scorn to has party many deceptin.
Whthasheendnnelorothsncan B one loryoolaf
audit lstolly telonger antler when themeans
recovery lies at your very door.
00!. O. I. "Bl!!! says: "in i575 I was
taken sick with We and Janudlee 0! these rst
description. reducing my weight about sixty pounds
lsuflnred about one year and a hall Everything
was done Ihat medical skill cor-id surgest. has]!
a council oi doctors declared my case “incurable; ’
others gave me the benefits of :ouMs. Then l_wse
dually mounted to take ilowes‘ Blmd Ponder.
um taking two or three but: es 1 wag entirely
currdand have been swell lam tororerslx years. '
was. BIN!!! Blfl'molflt, said to have had
a router removed by Dr. Cummingl. of New York
city. Was m low—reported lilely to tilt any drag;
not able towal alone; sore would not heal.
enrsdher sevenyeussguandhsshem a
well wunan since.
5. ll STANLEY, nutty eighty years old, and
was suiluiu manly noun a hard clinch. The
doctors-id‘s had an “ulcer on his lung." and
could not live. flaring heard of the woudertui
cures doeehy‘fl'hs Glut Blood PM." i sent
forit stoneesndtocklt lsithinlly. haematite
appeared and am now enjoying good th.
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Bliss Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant BL. I‘orwalk. Conn.
llnl liduey trouble. We. impaired clrcu
lation of eight Ezra nu; wasso nervous that
shecould ueit sleep not eat. l‘ald out over
eight hundred dollars to dccwrs. and was not bean
tilted one ccnt's worth: health ruined as much i3
medicinesas by the disease for wh
, . : “i did not expect to
Irvehutsshorttime. r. Bones was sail to me
or
Mend. ltoukhlsmedlciueandhavemt had
|auditotorslnce. lwasnotshietowsihwithouthelp
.amnowshiclanddowalkallahossmfivfl
timessda . salanewpersun.au
hehsekwherel was tor thou-ads ot‘ dollars. I
considwit the best medicine
CANDIES
manna. men-p
BAKERY .
--——-4>——-—-
connucoms. cannr Manda fall assort-
vamtct mus-mm canny.
Wotan Holland
moon’s men.
use
No. 8 meme;
mum: suns sail atxst. lites for
. . may". lit.
“CHARLESSMITH
wfiwdd‘mna- °""“'-v F. HAYE a.
member. - scorn IOWA“.
REQUIRES
n HUNT & ZEIJUFF
Donn" . , ‘WWMln-kstistheclty.
“so ‘ -~—~—~
Ask it.
,uzggnmgngs" nonwau: nonsrnns
mamas. M'wmn Saturdaymorulng.
and" a
FlSh, Oysters, Clams
Whole-leandlletall.
Gill lull: for Plumb
DON'T WAIT.
6.3.-8- NORTH;
- . .. mm»... W...
Wield lint Snips
Pm filler bucolic a pal.
We are yet able to ssh nice
Creamery Butter
AI ’50. per Pound
as we bought a lot before the price advanced
By in: and barrel.
Sugar is l ..o“'cr.
Come and sec. l'lce new stock of
California Dried & Canned Gui:
Wears ugiolet louseaisrge lot or otbu
Canned s at attractive prices, II we always
have done during the winter eeason.
uhfihn
u noun “mm.
One Quality,—'l‘he Best.
”on In :EEQT-m
Shannan, Mum -
(Grimm.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
53 Washington Street.
Banal & Hus ml
28 liain SL, 80. Norwalk.
Meals Fish (lysmrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Plum, Etc
or All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I]. I. BKNFI’I‘T. w E. 5. m
The lone! Market.
——TBI BEST——
MEATS
sauna IN TE! HIST IANNBR.
It want the choicest IRATE. ohtaluedre
of mueoreoet, you will iiud them stray
MMMmo
Pickled Oystérs.
Norwalk Oysters
That have M been hm
Pure Tomato Catsnp,
Imported lardldes.
his wsntiaths Itss
“3':th 3:“ market means“
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
m lame-lull
.. to at finial-hill”
uses para.
.V placing ear “has
. cannot-I'll“ vs III
tbs-.wswlnmae roses
haiku!!!» tweak-walk.
imagines llaml‘s’d
it .“ u as
si
9
F:
3..
a»
3:;
30
3‘
; 2
was mi..-
3 e: a: -=
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“WANTE D.
l First-Class Payer Hauler.
One that understands Hating prelsrred.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper More,
18 North Mammal,
SOUTH NORWALI.
mouthing;
limbc'srs laundry work done at rtzseouablc prices.
A-l work done by band Give us a trial.
R. F. ASIK new... it
ll()M ER 13. 110 YT,
'oonyd pnoannu 91 '05;
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectasles and lip Glasses.
They Have no Equal. ,
COLUMBUS.
WALT KARI,
walunflSsl’RINGl'LD.
flAnll'DEN, Non- Magnetic
in my repair department 1 have every isciiity for
lint-class work.
A large and well selected stock of Silverware.
Dismouds and Pine Jmelry always on hand.
W. H. MEEKER & 00.
KLEIN.
on! AGENTS
ans. 110.:
m , 1
Flil'lll Still Hillfll'.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVHS, RANGES,
AND T I NWAR E .
lstlmatus given ior
Steam and Hot Air nesting.
[0310 HALL m.
The Old and Reliable.
no n -T up.
Email ewlnrl
mmmrmmm, (until mm
-1'ltt PROFILLIRQ-
» W‘ W ',
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily Huntley! W. Ila
amt ”talk"; Hawaii and m
In l’ssk, svsslss. suns maul
o’cloel.lllllm Bk.-
mtr-mm7am.mlip.ll.
Returning. lulu have losthllorwalk. . '1
ppm.“ Barnum Tawney. Thursday and may.
msmm-amm‘
pslataaa thellaaaaryaad Harwalh
m lailrsadaat Greatly lad-sad
m%&. we
We have (lot the Bulge on our Competitors This
We will place on sale 25 pieces Fancy Ribbon, No. 2 , , '
thelatest colormgs, fancy Armure weave with Faille m V”
shaded from dark old rose to light, all the apple and m
grasps, black, white, 6m. These goods are well worth 4
yer .
We have a line of Fancy Stripe Armure weave Faille, ‘
dared, plain and gros grain with satin edge. This line w-v» -
be cheap at 75c. Our price to run the lot oil (while they last.)
We have 500 pieces of Ribbon in all widths and colors, id:
guarantee the price cannot be beaten lib the town. We. man ;
business We will sell goods if we‘have to give them any;
During this sale a few of our leading drives will be displayed it
In our windows. Don’t iorget the place to buy is at ‘ ‘ [I "
SGOFIELDttHOYT’
We are going to run the lot at -
24 Cent. a. Yard.
W
29 Cents a Yard. "
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
llllllll MIT Mill.
lllll'l' SllBll-‘llil “
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
RIB NS Willi pron. ?
If People will call and examine they will
what I say correct.
South Norwalk. Conn.
“AT“.—
r
w
Unirimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 500. 7
White and .Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25¢. ,
—-—‘..——_—
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR. MARKED PRICE.
Also Great Reduction} in all Fancy Goods.
——«+——-—
find“
H. KRIEGER.
llahuckcmo flotcl Block, liain’St”
FURNITURE7
PARLOR su ITS..-
Mohair PlushSuits, with Divans.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges '
flanmmam
DAVID STOW,
' SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS 1N
$40.00. >
DAVID STOW,
s7. so and st lala Street, loath Narnia. u. use},
’l‘HE
’ Palace Quea
FURNAOE
_ savanna -
nonwam. §_
saronw, '
mar nonw
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