Bybatwamoityhallparkou
thacityhalllnlmaklyn.
Speed Can Ila Attained.
_ “ti-atomistuacwmotum
J, ‘ thatcasibiiityoitheachcm
“ fl‘bmarveloasrateofapeadwhlch
Minding more at the
ll Brooklyn within one minute
‘ lldsteppedonboardatthissida.
7 with opposition. Many men were
,1 toanotherschame, andmanyolr
iiihodaatructicnol theparkiortha
, Hemmer, things havabem
as!
hopla musthave rapid innit.
u hmwinginothardirectiomthan
7 Gowanmand a company oivery
W and thoroughly practical m
’J , himtbaflairinhandwithaviewoi
mfibnewrapidtnnaittromthetoot
«memmmnmuyn
. us Plan cltha Soho-a.
mmwhhhmpmtmm
Motonaccedinglyrapidmo-
J... by gravity onaaharp incline
’ ”thecarsdown thegradeouan
mummmuntilalevelisreached,
g“ admilar incline on the opposite
bereaehcd, where itwilibeenpplo
'- wmofthe incline andcan beregu-
fidionitany requirements.
' 4 For [lac in the Streets.
lhianotalcne under and over rivers, how-
milntitmy be utilized. It is equally
, .viceablaforall purposesofstreettransit.
' mandolin,” teetapart,for instance,
(pa moderate grade the time would be
4 .twnty seconds, or, in other words, atan
' flanged twentyotwo miles an hour. As
fitlienaplaasant feeling which might at
“mimparable from such agreat rate
(I need, that would be entirely absent. The
wouldbomapended and thecarsdark,
‘ Tbfilttberacouldbcnosuggestions of mov-
at all scarcely to the pamengers. ,
1". ”inning of the cars would act sinr
' 'btbcdmttingof one’s eyesinanele—
,, whm it becomes an imposibility to
~ whether a is ascending or do-
wn; In addition to aflording the facil-
fa’ the most perfect of rapid transits it
woulddoao by way of the tunnel without
bill; the streets of the city either eh-
m or disfigured.
' Ready for the Fair in 1892.
' over the
claret to beperfoctly feasible, and the idea a
most excellent one,” has everypractical
- , who has looked into the matter.
_ . chanted danger is wholly eliminated
airman one or the sights of the city.
Beatrice Disposed or at Last.
.m,rhcnhged
nirvana and hysterical.
Ila End “.000, but Starved.
tion, what I have done. Please torgivepoor Jim.”
V United Blaas Company’s martian.
~ on
at which the f
0.; my,0. E.
late. John Newton, the inventor states, is
ject, which be de—
MK '11: tunnel proposed to Brooklyn
@3150 about ilfty feet below the river, and
, up are confident that the new
gotten will be to visitors to the world’s fair
MC Crrv, N. J., Oct. 5.——Baby
daughter or Robert
Dayandnva Hamilton, hasbeenfinallydis»
of. Ira. Rupp will become the canto
, ‘j‘lin’an indefinite period, or until lira.
W irreleaeed from the Trenton peni-
“a. These were the arrangementsmade
”Influential and her attorney, Capt.
my. The child was taken to Philadelphia
tall-afternoon. It is now definitely not
”that Mrs. Hamilton will be takeuto
'i'rw’ltlm early Saturday morning by Sheriff
1 She is pale and very weak, owing
fitbahctthatabehas nowceaeed the use
1" morphine andouinine entirely and is
Barn, N. Y., Oct. 5.—David Brown, a
Mmmtounddead in the yard
Whore. 'i'hecorouer’ajuryfound
fighdmm’spocketsoertiflcates of do
.hdiilerent banks aggregating 84,000.
’ BullecksayaBruwnhad about one
'w‘with bimand that becalladon
aflwanted seventy—live cents, but
- l.Y.,0ctd—Thetraateeaotthe
companyhald a arresting at
odious
W:Preaidant,Thoma-D.Collius,
\ ;vicepreeident,W.T.Gray, Zeno
MSyracI-e
,lEDeLong,Utiea. Them
Texas was getting on
was some dilllcnlty, however, in getting
clergymeutogo to'l‘cna, even atgoodaalv
arlea. Right Rev. Dr. Brewer, minionary
hishopof Montana, said the work waakeep-
hg pace with the growthoftbc atate,but
more workers were needed. The work was
hard, and no idler! needapply. The conven-
tion than adjourned to Monday morning.
ST. JOHN’S POISONER.
Protestant Clergyrnon'a Lives Attempted.
Death of a Minister’s Wife.
Sr. Jone, N. 8., Oct. 5.-—'l'hiscity hasbeen
horror stricken over an attempt to poison
the families of three Protestant clergyman,
and which in the case of one lady was sue-
cemful. On Wednesday the wife of Rev.
Donald Macros died suddenly, having been
poisoned, it is believed, by couloctionery
coming in a little white box through the
mails, addremed to her husband and deliv-
ered by the postman that morning. An
analysis or the candy shows that each piece
contains enough strychnine to kill a man.
An autopq dbclosed milieient strychnine in
the stonmch of the deceased to have caused
death.
it has subsequently become known that
several packages were delivered at the resi-
dences of the Rev. J. Dmyrea and the Rev.
T. J. Deinatadt. The boxes were addressed
in a copper plate hand, which is thought by
some to be a woman's. Mr. Desoyree tum!
the confectionery, but detecting a bitter taste
didnot swallow it. The Deinstadt package
was delivered by a little girl, who handed it
to the clergyman’s wife.
Mr. Deinstadt suspected that the sender
might be seeking to dose him with some sick-
ening mixture and took firebox toachemist.
The confectionery in all three boxes contains
atrychnine. No satisfactory reason for the
attempted examination can be assigned ul-
tbough the city is full of rumors. It is un-
derstood that the Protestant clergymen here
hadbeen warnedagainst packages of con-
fectionery sent them through the met.
Eleven New Ministers.
Locxrom, N. Y., Oct. 5.——'l‘he most im-
portant event in the Methodist Eplacopal
conferenw was the admittance of a new
close of ministers, consisting of eleven. Ad-
dresses were made by Dr. Clark, amoeiate
editor of The New York Christian Advo-
cate; Chancellor Sims, 0! Syracuse univers-
ity; Profemor Sheldon, of Boston Theologi-
cal school, and Dr. Peck, oi the Methodist
Mimionary Society of New York. Dr. Bust.
hurt, of Plainfield, N. J., delivered the an-
nual addrem oi the Sunday School Union
and Tract society.
" Over There ” Cost .500.
Bosron, Oct. 5.-—(}. B. Wright, a clerk
employed by W. P. B. Brooks & (30., furni-
tmdealeratook can in a wallet to the
Bank of the Republic for deposit. Be laid
the wallet on the counter, keeping his hand
unit. Astrangerasked himwhere thepoat—
cfllce was. “Over there," mid Wright,
turningtopoint tothe building. When he
resumed his former position the wallet was
gone. The stranger and his confederate had
also disappeared
Seven Counterfeitera Captured.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1nd, Oct. 5.—Maj. Carter,
of the UnitedStates eecretmrvice, has
madeabighaulotcounterteitersnearhere.
For six weeks a detective has lived with the
gangswhich have for months operated in
Orange county. The oflicers made a raid
and at noon seven out of fifteen wore in
mm and the others are being hotlypur-
A Rejected Lover suicides.
limourrows, N1, Oct. 5.4mm Skelly,
ahatter,committedsuichlsbytakingpro-ic
add. Helen a menagc,wrlttenonhiacol—
lar, saying: “Carrie. you are to blame for
A similar meesagawasionndwrittsnontbe
marginot anewepaper. Themppoaed cause
oftheauicidewas all. Greer’a refusalto
marry him.
Died Pmtoating Illa Innocence.
. Icalfoldwithaflrmstepanddiedprntestc
. inghiainnocanca. Thedropfellatllfli.
Hineckwuhukamanddaathwuin-
6
Most Complete, Best Selected and Cheapest
Stock of Dry Goods, Upholstery, Artists’
Materials and Kitchen Furnishings
- ever shown in Norwalk.
__ "m...“W
Every Bllllllllll Em u.P1lns,alesul,anus
Cloak and Wrap Depart-
ment—Second Floor
No need of going out of Norwntk this name {or on t ul~
side garment. Berlin. Paris, London or New York's vn y
highest and most Ixclunivo err-minus in (Luke, Wraps and
Jackets. We place on sale tomorrow eoverul lots of taller
made Jackets, Top Colts, Newmnrkets.
One lot 0! Checked and Striped Jack: is at $1.95. worth
$3.50. '
One lot Dirrcloire Costa, value $8.00. at $4 0;)
One lot Imported Coats, value 810 50, at $0 40
One lot Srockinet Conn, Value 95.00. at £3 49
Four lots Imported and Dirocmire No-wmarkrru, plum
and braided lapels and pork. u. lmrzdr‘nmv Iy “lily-hr“, m
“.05, 88 95, 89 95, $12.50.
One lot of English Plush Jrith'lF. valued at $15.00. It
$10.98. -
SIX lots of English Plush Sarqu-e at {100.1 to $49.00.
Silks—Fame truncate.
In Blacks] we are carrying a full assortment of three
very popular silks, prices ranging from 75 lo Ql 50 per yard.
Full line 0! all Ihe latest shades al 89¢ per yard. R-vgu-
lar price for these silks $1 12;.
In novelties and trimming silks m» an- stmwirg rlu-
beet line that has ever been displayed in Nore'alk. Pro»-
from 75: m 31.75 per yard.
Black Groa Grain Silk. We chul-l (- l" your attvntm.
to one bargain we are (lining ll’llrt Well: in tin-so guilds.
viz: Cashmere finish, 2?. inches Wide best American Sills,
at $l.00 per yard, "regular price 61.37:} "
Dress Goods.
Full lune compririne all the latent shade»- in 40 inch ull
wool cashmere tor 48.- per yard. 12- guhr przce for thM'
goods 62cc per yard.
Just received new line of the popular Drap De Alma»-
including Blacks—which we are selling at 02¢ per yard.
Never been oflered before for less than 753 per yard.
Blue, Brown, Grey, Block and (in en Scotch Mixturm,
lull 54 inch wide, 29:. per yard. Regular price 45c per yd.
Competition is the life of trade, and that Is your gain.
We ofl'er for this werk only, good qualily, extra heavy
Ladiee’ cloth 50 inches wide for 79c per yard. Regular price
for these goods $1.00 per yard.
Domestics.
lc. Best quality 64am print, good colon, this fall pur-
terns for 6c per yard. Regular price we per yard.
Extra quality Robe de Neglige cloths in latest Persian
effects and colorings for 12in per yard. Regular price 15c
per yard.
Just received. Full line of lace curtnms rem! (interiors,
from 983 to 310.00 per pair. Call and exammc our line hw-
fore buying elsewhere. ,
Blankets.
10 4 Blankets at 80c per pair, worth $112;
104 “ 1.19 “ " ‘ 137l-
104 .. 2.25 e " '- 2.6%
104 u 2.98 u I- u 237,}.
10.4 .. 4,09 .. .. .. 4.624.
10.4 u 4.98 M u c. 5.50_
104 " 5.50 “ “ 625-
610 3 De artment.
The greatest bargain in Kid Gloves ever heard of.
50 dozen 5 Button Black and Colors, also 50 dozen Lace
in Black and Colors, at astonishingly low prices of We per
pair. This lathe time you should not [all t ) accept the
otter.
as we have them at 790, 95c, $1.12, 01.25 and $1.37}.
Our 81.12 and 31.37} Gloves , are warranted. and we
mean what we say. Our aim is to give satisfaction to all.
Our line of Jersey Gloves is bought and on the way. When
best line over altered in Norwalk.
Buttons and Trimmings.
We will open Saturday all the latest alyles'and will be
sold at prices that will surprise the most skeptical huyere.
Will open on Saturday with the
Of course this does not signify Ihat we have no others, ,
they arrive we shall be able to show you the largest and/
Open Mondays and Thursdays till 8 o’clock.
Saturdays till 10 o’clock.
mm... BOSTON STORE
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
Hosiery Department.
Now is your time to purchase me'I' Hillary, as we
here just rem-iv. d a lull line of L-ulm’, Gents’ and Child
rrn'a, and we are nth-ring them at prices that are aurpria
ing. Forasample we Ill" lllt‘lllllllr our ladlra’ all wool
ribbed hose at 12”. We are positive that others are askinu
20c for the scum goods. Our 19.: and 240 black, all wool
ribbed hose are excellent value. All we ask is a thorough
Ineptcllhn of our stock. We are pullli‘e you will find
some-[bum which I'm ht‘ nl interest to you. Remember
you will lird laruainu in this department at all timer.
Underwear Department.
This is the department in winch we are leaders, as
must he acknowledged. '
In thnte‘ non'shrnkmg ribhv-d Vr'filn In sizas i, 2, 3 at 28c
Children‘s whirr Mo vino Vests and Pant-, 10 to 84 m.
16 inches at 15c, rise oi 2c on each an -.
L‘Idirm' Alliaucr Jenn-y Vests, warranted not to shrir k,
at 87c. In wry-n 2, 3, 4. Three path would be cheap at 81.25.
Wr «hm hnve a Lind re' all wool Jersey Vv at, In 2, 3, 4.
nt ”.24, sold elsewhere at $1.50
This dnpurlmen l. row mmplrl» «ml we are pro-pared
in "NT! ell demand—. Give us a call and we wIII conviw
you that what we hith-flliw is tlw truth and nothing but
the truth.
The ladies will phase. pay mint attention to tho lol-
lnwmg, no We know. (hum well (n u- drd Iacir) lhll it will
he of great interest I» the-m: \\ - mil r “or on Saturduy,
8 pt. 28th. 50 duz L'uliue‘ IIr'lVV Merino Vesle at the
astriniahlflg now put:- nf 25:: curl», Whlfll we guarantee can
not be lmught elsewhere less than 5)
Small Wares.
0:1 Monday of m xi work w.- vx I“ upon our Music D» ‘
pmmenr and will sell all our siren music at 56 per copy.
Our catalogue coneirte of 2,000 copies, including all the
Isles: pieces in this line. Catalogues free. This music is
n-IaIled by other dealers tor 10c, li’lc, 15c and at prices
markul on copin s.
Toilet Department.
5 ounce botllve of Honda Water for 250.; this is actual.
ly worth 33?.
Bry Rum, medium or for 12!. worth 19:.
Mltallic Hair Brushes 12.} and 25c.
l I »t of Purses at 12) and Me, good value at 20 and 25c.
Handkerchief Depart-
ment.
'l‘urchon Lace from to. to 30¢. per yard.
New line of Black Lace Scarts at pricrs from 49 to 2 29.
Black Lace Flouncmg from 62c. t. 2.75.
G-mr‘s Handkerchiefs 10 and 15c. ouch, worth 15c. and
2%.
L'ldll“ Handkerchiefs 15 to 35 '.
Art Department.
Second Floor.
Don‘t forget us when you want a picture framed. One
hundred styles of Moulding in Oak, Grit, Oxydized Silver,
Bronze, White, Gold, to, all at the iowert prints. Frames
for Cabinet Pictures and 8:10 Photogr phi.
Elegant Line of Stationery.
Good Ccmmercrul Nult’, men pound (120 sheets), En-
v‘elopee, 59 puck. 39c for box of 250 Box Papers at 70, 90,
lie, 16%.,17c. 18c and 19.3. Splendid Linen Paper at 10c per
quire. . Ask for Marcus Ward‘s and Whiting'a Elegant
Quite Paper. Ink, “nail-Ire, Pena and Stationera’Sundrlel.
Visitors always welcome at the Art Department.
Kitchen Department.
Large Glass Water Pnchers, only We each.
Gold Band Plates, only do each.
Fruit Jarr, 890 per dozvn.
Decorated Flower Pots and Hanging Baskets,” and We.
Silver Plated Salt and Pepper Canton, only We each,
Granite Iron Tea and Cr flee Pots. all sizes, 750 each,
Don't forget Io inquire for our Bargain Counter.
.
”at“ arms-v
[all and Winter Settings.
lLarre Middleman“:
'lhaahfallov tavern! ll ml lt
“one: respect“ y I: a
M. SKVIS,
M lava» tarts "Mutants
mwxrfl .mm'amx ”m ..
mam'agomanrmv. mini-mg“ G as B t
m” M“ [iii M II
If. CHI-“C WEI/I'll,
a latch-Gauss.“ ltuavs’cmhaas. —-—-os-—-—~
W W“ '4’“ w 8 Hall '& 00 °""
I
In Suits and Pants ' ' "
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ma?fifigbfiw .z'wwgmm‘ ”RI [)(3 F.P() liT. “ltd-“tho “Mi-Thu ”a?“ ”u“:
M" " ’ mm» m w"- m‘ ... .. WW W... mum"
%_ “m“ m " "“ KW' can: Whll ll ”Alib‘mwalk. we:
Always In Rock.
Prices Madonablc.
IEBL‘IIANT TAILOR.
Mahackomo Hotel, South Norwalk.
HATS! HATS!
FALL ST’! LES,
In all ”add and colors of
Still and Soft lists, Silk lists.
Boy‘s lists Ind Cape. Crush flats for lien and
hole. llama-m lieu lovmeuat
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Parllcntar ullenllon paid In
Fixing, a leaning and Ironing
“III "are. a29
SEWERS!
'. IVI. PIERCE“
”“1““ in
SEWER! Pl PE
arm
llem-rul Sewer Contractor
a prepar d m mike connections with main-ewe
“K1“ 1 up city on the most favorable terms.
lee fmrmilm' to mnaecr withtbe rercwy laid
overs l! hi.- my wi‘ find It to their advantage to
311‘» on N n 334 U
I ‘1 . Pl [CIRCE
um ‘20. South Harwell.“
. .24.- undid
HALE’ ifsT.
0f aeamable goods. to be found at
The Plillllllglll Btu Store.
Bottled mineral War era.
“wrench . mm “c
a ll . tzer. A
“mutiny”! ”granny Dials. 150:!»
"note bottle or use. Saratoga Vichy, Geyser
and lxcrlsior on draught.
Imported Clears.
Wicca diluent brands.
Domestic Cigars.
Portydllevcnt brands.
The most oompletamrtareat of i’evfuaus to be
found in the team,
fancy Soaps
la endless variety.
Fancy Box Stationery, Inks and Peas.
Fiancee .
Our nockrzmhtaatulmes'u rampart.
The Prescription Business a Specialty
flaring gained the reputation of wt
finest Beds Water. we mean to hep 1r? millage,
aaawltaatteauve and obllglnt clerks will arm
you better than you can be served elsewhere.
DtoraAlwaya opa- 'l‘tli “:30 p. m.
ME THE Blfllllill‘l'.
J acob M. Layton,
Whisk-Ileana“
Generallnsurancoigency
Milkaflw
“Mitchell—Mandamus.
Maternal-rammdlmomah
IMP-bib. WM
Railroad mm mm
tollcatlaatiaa.
“Hashim“, ”datum
South lorwalk. Conn.
:I'on
GO To
he one our
Spring Goods
PLllS'l'Ell’S' lllllllfl REMEDY.
the I i'ficlrncy of
PLAISTED’S COUGH REMEDY
We have many more, but deeai these aufllcicnt to show that the medicine is all we
claim for it.
C .ugh R mcdy h- prepured, we certify that [hr "warm"..- "I “in”, u ., composed
an of lecugmz'd uulrty for throat and lung ill-iilrlt't', and that It. contains an
opium or any [mlaonoue or Injuriouv tirmr
.lcb‘ Printing
A Marat-es saa
seem-a.
I. '0“! Us. sarcoma. ”a"
”unmanned.
The following an a few (I! Ilw testimonials winch are how in “an“, lo
I
cacao: I3. PLAIB‘IED-Dcar Sing—Knowing tlw lurmula lrnm which Plsiated'a
ELERY t‘. CLARKE. M. D
c. s. MURRAY, u. D.
DEXII-zu uncmrocx. M. In,
o It. ncmmmlu, n. u. ..
WI, C BURKE, Jll. , M. 1)., South Nurwulk,
c. u. BOHANNAN, n. 1).. ‘-
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o. w nesrzmcr. 51.0., ..
u HUNGERFURD. n. u. Samurai, 3
w. s. TODD, n. l), Ramona, é .
, errwalk.
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[From Salrrwl McGowan, Chief Engineer 84th Nora-all: Fire Department]
Gnonor. B mum—Dear Sir :—I have. owl Plaislul‘e Could! meedy in my
(aunt iur neveral yralfi. amt wauld no! he wlthour It. I think ll is the best medi-
cine have ever seen for conghu, colds and lung lrnuhlmv.
Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
W’ILHAMS’ comm EXTRACT
PorYachllngwlxnnlouPartie‘. lIhaanoEqual. AurgeAasom-enof
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers. ‘
We claim we sell the
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
In town for prim and quillry. You cm judo for yourself. 5 V
MOODY’S ABOMATIC SYRUP h
Yort'holera lovbua sud Teethio cfhlldrcn. Promrecd who the I i lhl his . ,
frornrhouevrl'lohav'euscditg m nzprodncedlnt line if
Price, 250 a. Bottle.
—A’l'—-—
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St.. So Nor-walk.
W. B. HALL & CO.
EBlRlllIll ,S'I'llllE 0F Bll' , EPlllll'
Will Make their Opening Display
titular. lunlal all 'l'neslal, Sell. lll, 9m and 1m .
Our Stock is Large,
Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.
We make a business of making harzaius in
Dry Goods and Notions
DRESS 600113, FANCY 600118, MOTIONS, £6.
The latest in Style, the Finest in Quality, the utmost in Variety. hatr- been 9
binrd by no Ill one mighty effort for trade. Our Fall and Winter Meringa V"
out and cannot be surpassed. There is a limit below which honest goods cannot
be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark for safe and reliable goods, .
sold under guarantee. Inspect or, cmiciae us, know us, and you will find we deal
lair and save you dollars.
5,000 square feet more room, and New Passenger Elevator.
COME AND SEE US.
W.B.HALL&CO ;
onocsmes AND MEATsi
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armowoon.
All: .IDBII um» I'IOIPTLY.
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