é.
“Qty-Inmate thestartsr‘shsll.
Drivers Andrews and hast joggedtheis
“gas in rsviewbstore the grand stand
unfinished loud and long applause.
um 01 both racers was admirable.
3. Muss-Pools: Belle Hamlin (roman
rm“).
'l’lul’lratlnco.
WW drew the pole (or Harry
’ W Thewordwugivenatthesecoud
mwflhflefle Eamlinashortnechin
, than. BuryWilhs,however-,soontmh
; .
g...
1" calming
fielead,bntat thequarterwasonlyanech
ahead Bothworetrottingmriectly. Going
htoths hachtretch the marushotoutliks
narrow,and at thehalt was nearlytwc
ahead. Neither had broken. Be-
Mthe hall and three-quartersthegeld-
=McIosedupthegap,but onlyon
Nearly Nose and lose.
'Bonndingtbestretch theywerenearly
.- n and nose. Everybody, with bated
III“, watched the drivers urge the fast
‘hoth's. The whipwasussdon Harry
, untied with Applause.
”fie appearance at the daughter of AL
_' Jr.,waatheaignaltoraloudshmtoi
Women waved their handler
‘ andmcnchecred Theiirstattempl
m-wmmmmthewireit
devoid of favortoeither. Barrygoi
do nose,hnthelostitandtool
M’s dim: to the wire. Neithermades
dill. At the eighth the mare was three
We! a length in thelendnndgoing
Againannner.
therewasnochange,lmi
hetwuni there andthehali Harrylesaened
.heqaeeot daylight between himself and
we. Coming up thehillitwasnecl
" in stratchAndrews le
rib-nevus,
flgfly‘ about went up
,m TImo,0:33—1:NX~1:42}£——2:I9X.
Balls Hamlin's lucky owns will pocket
tho-inguinal fiMuaremltotthi
Tania Eamlnd,0ct :a—Axuu, the
stallion,withthehelpottherun
hm! Farmldnnwas suit tobeal
Swear-old reem'd @5830 Hd by tln
'_ [glam Oct. 11—mm,a
~ .. Int HQ 1:. m. thapnr»
littl- great trottcrAxteltor 8105,”.
Thslrst number of a newiitcraryicrt.
:ghtlymalleduths Tnnmtlantic»
Esme isnndletterahanappsnnd.
ill-published hyyonngllastoii newspaper
mandismsdsnpsntinlydtranslatioas
from European literatureudsncaartand
”20‘th m “’° ‘”‘
4 o r. gI.li
m Cull-ls, Pa, and severely lam
anotherchlld.
Theiollowing fourth cla- postmasters in
low Yorli state were nted: Richard
Halbert, Crormyville; Alice L Johnson,
Ridgsway; Marshall Ii. France, Sharon
W
The two commit-timers appointed the
United States and Venezuela for the brittle-
ment of claims against the latter country
have chosen lion. John V. L. Findlay, of
Baltimore, as the third mmmlasioner. Mr.
Findlay has accepted the (lecithin.
Frank B. March, a prominent churchmen
d Wakefield. Mm, is under arr-int charged
lIzith embezzling this?) {min his sister-in-
w.
Frank Ages, an em lo e of the Coopera-
tive laundry at Mimi“, N. Y., hanged
himssli in a lit oi dcsmndcucy.
Bin horses, including one sum stallion,
were roasted to death in a tire at Osley’s
livery stables, Fort Dodge, la.
Fax-Senator Lorenzo Dow Whiting, at Illi-
nois, is dead, aged 70 years.
Thomas Elliott, aged 65, afllicind with n
lancer oi the face, committed suicide at Ith-
aca, N. Y., by taking some strychnine
sprinkled on a piece at cake.
The great mincre' conterence at London
hasvoted toinaugurute the eight bonrworh-
ing day in all mines, beginning with the 1st
of January next.
The Government Beaten.
Prmannrma, Oct. la—Ths jury in the
suit of J. W. Queen & Co. against Collector
Cadwallader to recover excess duty on philo
sophical instruments brought in a verdict
in favor of the plaintifls for $3,300. It had
been claimed by the government that the ar-
ticles imposed—including marine spectacleg
opera glance and several other scientific in-
moments—were dutiable as manufactures
of glam and metal at 45 per cent. 0n the
other hand it was urged that they were duti-
able atsopercont. under the head of philo-
sophical instruments.
Yorrest Got the Ladlea’ Samoa.
Cmcsoo, Oct. l2.~When court opened in
the Cronin case Mr. FOI'MTo asked for an
order at court on the state's attorney to fur-
nisb the lawyers {or thedeiense theaddreues
of all the female witnesses whose names are
on the back of the indictment. Judge Long-
enecher objected strenuously, intimating
that it would lead to an intimidation of wit-
nems and declaring thattbestate‘s witneimes
should be protected. Judge McConnell, how—
ever. said the accused had the right to the
addresses and made such an order.
Alleged Train Wreckers Arrested,
anuonn, Me, Oct. 12—11:. city mar-
shal srruted at Wells two tramps on -
donofbeing the partieswhotriedtowmrzcflk
pamsnger trains on the Boston and Maine
raihoad. The prisoners admit having seen
theobstructitmsonthetmck, butclaimthey
did not know what they were there for and
did not remove them.
Cottnrangua Democrats.
Saunas“, N. Y.. Oct. lit-The Demo-
craticcounty and First and Second assem-
bly district conventions were held here. D.
C. Riley, 01 Randolph, was nominated for
district attorney; M. B. Jones,“ Olsen, was
nonfinated {or member of amnbly Im- the
F'irntdintrict,nndB.S.Laing,ofEast Otto,
fortheBcconddistrict.
’l’be [mailer Case.
R. Y., Oct. 12.-—ln the gur—
a'aliermherellr. Beckev,otlluflalo.made
amotionthatadaybe appointed iorargn—
mentottbe appealin the Kcmmlsresscn—
Means. The court sat Friday,the 18th
inst. The case will be argued by Alice
neyGensralTabortorfliepsepleandBourh
Cochaniorthedehse.
no Studded with a Bread Knllli. ‘
Bunronn, Pa,0ct.12.—-A Piheville (N.
Y.) mito'l'heflrasays: "Jo-allusion,
atarmer residing one milenorth oi Pike-
ville,committed suicidewhile temporarily
insanehycutflnghisthroat tromeartoear
with a bread knits. Nocnuaeisgimlor
thedsed.”
fin-ed Knights at Philadelphia.
mama—.mm hundred
plumed Knights Templar; mostly from
millions! Tenanwhohavebeenat—
tailing the Washington conchve, visited
the Masonic tslaple lice. Agraad recap
tionwutcndered than by the local Tann-
plaraintheevnning.
Bitten by lad Dogn.
Lina, 0.,0ct11—fi'l‘wochililrsnwnnhit.
to} tsubymaddogabnthothdopwuemptned
mfl-abythewlleeanlhilld. Frank
a
hoyotBymrnw-thslrsthaadheis
nowmflvrlag my. 'l‘hsothrwasaa-
yenooldchild of John Hails-an It was
nothadlybttten. .
James Wilton-b Riley W
a visittoEinpn-Augusta
to the 3mm Fred-ink.
.dlnnsr in theWhite hallotthellchlon
waltareoi hishonwwltrisndandgnsstand
mirror lothscontinnanceottbeiriendshipbetwesn
their two hunts. which had hem mala-
lainsd toroverahnndrodyearsandwhich
he—idhswas ruclvsd tochsrlshaaan-
friendly sentiments. He then drank
march, who rose to recognition of the
emptied hhglaai and bowed low.
"0 THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Batteries-"Eastman Doyle. Bauawine and
Erma-
at ludianapolls (Exhibition gnnic)—lod|snapo
lie, 7; 8t. Inns, 8
Trying to (last Conyheare.
balloon, Oct. lit—The bondm school
board enjoyed a real American aldermnnie
fight when an attempt was made to oust Ir.
Conybeamiromhhseatinthelmardhe»
«use 0! his recent conviction and imprison-
ment on a charge 0! defying thecoercionact.
As the crime iaonethe penetration of which,
in every case, endear: the criminal to at
least one-half the English people, the pro-
posal was met with a determined resistance.
The uproar was awiul and personal violence
was threatened, but before the close it was
decided to relegate the whole question to the
courts for decision.
The Duke of Fife Wlll Not ('otne.
Orrawa, Oct. l2.-—-An emphatic denial has
been given to the statement that Lord Stan-
ley, the governor general, will be recalled
andbeslurceeded bytheDuheoi Fife. Lord
Stanley, though only in the country a little
overayear, hasgainedarepntationnotsur—
pared by land Dullerin, the most brilliant
of his That there is a feeling
in Canadathat Canada should choose her own
governor generals is perfectly true, but many
years will lapse before it anumcsany definite
opposition to England’s present right to send
rcpesentatives to Canada.
Close of the Knights' Encampment.
Wasuni'o-ros, Oct. til—After recess the
report oi the committee on ritual was re-
ceived and adopted with great unanimity.
It is understood that no radical changes
were made. The essentials were adopted
and the ceremonials were committed to the
mine committee for consideration and re-
port at the next triennial meeting. After
the transaction of considerable routine busi~
nose the encampment nt 6 p. m adjourned
sine die.
)lurnt Hal-toad Betracts.
Cow-mus. 0., Oct. iii—The political sen-
sation oi the day in Ohio was the personal
card of Murat Halstcad in the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, in which he retracts all
thathe has sold about James E. Campbell,
the Democratic candidate for governor, in
connection with being interested inamon—
eyed way in the ballot box echo-c tor which
he introduced n bill in congress.
Six People Reported Lost.
Tmror, Oct, Oct. la—Early on Baton
day morning last Dan Ickodmith his wife,
son and two hired men, Malcolm McKay and
a triend named McLeod, all of Inverhorn,
left there with two fishing boats for Golden
Valley. It h feared that all have been lost,
as both boats have been found badly dam-
aged on the shore. _
Another British Warship in Trouble.
Bsnmv, Oct. m—rne Anson, one of the
vemels forming the British channel squad-
ron,now at Kiel, iaaground inthntharhor.
Bhowentaahoreonarockand hasaholein
her bottom. Them isadouble screw,
steel armor plated barbette ship of 10,600
tonawith 11,3!) horse power enginegand
carries ten guns. '
Repeated to a 01,950 House.
Bos'ros, Oct. ill—Tho national pageant
of historicaltableaua was repeated intbs
Bostontheatrutoafl,%0honse. Iii-Cora
Scott Pond is manager and Mrs. liaryA.
Livernnn'e historical narrator. The per
tormancewlllheglvenin.lewYork,Wash—
ingtunChic-agoandothn'citiesthisfinttr.
no Congregationallsts.
Woncssrn, Ila... Oct Ill-wit the alter-
noon meeting of the Cmgregationalilta it
was decided to hold the next
Minneapolis. The committee’s resolution on
theGeol-glaquestion was adopted. At the
evening session Rev. Washington Gladden
spoke on Chrinian Socialinn.
The Rational league Preelatmed. ’
Donna, Oct. la—The National league has
mum“ mm"; “m... M
parnhes, w
areloeatsdtliosaiilh—Barryestates. a pro
ciamationhasslso beonissnsd imposing re-
strictions of various kinds upon the importer
lion at amaud ammunition into Ireland.
Twelve Years for a nations.
Bnnrnroar, Pa,0ct12.~Annis Miller,
alias“DutcllAnaie.”who hashenmntrlal
has for the killing of Bill Kilian last
Angugwasionndgniltyctmurderhths
seconddsgl'ee andlwill mobnhlysufl’erths
fnllpmaltyutwelveyeariimprtsunmsnt.
mmunutmwlw
nnrmmnwruucmm
«manor-clout
emu—o.
" mrfisfimmuw
nearflandyllncl Bhsnha
Mandalayhelnst. f
sue.- sans-ii m
dampo
" Wflfihmhfl
tin
Mot,
.‘it'gdics.
unwounhna:
WM}?
rm (”it
J B. “1.0!”.
e
Builder and Con tractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
O'cloct oi llavilaud St. on Water. Po. Box on.
O B. ”LEWIS.
e
l
(am for Weddings and Partial. Ice cream
constantlycelnnd future deli and well. ills eels
hrsudlootllan asdlm tOIcs.
. so this an? .soswnnnor.
lluvlland's l‘rull more.
(moles «ruinous. nail/m u. nus. Ds'rss
I all Lind of nuts. econ-d I‘rult deflection"
and reliable rm and Garden n'ocdl. ileum
liud food-ad at
C. A. HAVILA WP. 10 Ill! BL. RTE“.
‘l‘fllm lacrosse Pill pant—warn.“
l & Wilson. household. abo General Repairing
of ailmahrn. by c. It. usluu. to South Main
“not, Boalh horwaih a ll
Ann's-m.
G. I! BI’ISG'I'ON.
Washington. D. 0.
Thu years in United states Patent Odom.
“w Guide to mvantovs nailed tins.
ALEX. 8. GIBSOH.
lrganlli ot the First Congregational cumulus
bury. “other of
l' isnoforte, Organ. and Musical
Composition.
(6 ly Lock Box 89 P. 0., NORWALE.OONN.
J 0.030“
e
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished Ind Managua.
Johhln “flw promptly ghoul“ to.
“I“ near Ii
P. 0.08“ 443. South Norwnlh Ct.
J 1). summer.
. :iucceasor to L. I. Qulamli.
Undcrtakor it Emlmimor.
1‘. we man's 3m. in run omen. :
sensuous; women.
8m 8m Norwnlll, Conn.
I. I. “APP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Pnrulshes Plans, Specifications and Superintend-
ence for the constriction of every descriptim
o
TERIB REASONABLE.
omen—fluids Building Washington at.
so. florwalh. P. 0. Box m
SOUTH HOB'ALK SAVINGS BANK
"Washington Street.
Daflytrcnrflol!a.m.,andtrom l tony.-
n on Saturdayeveuingstmnittos.
Mammalian-doom“.
Wee-Pres»;
101m ll. KNLPP. Sec. ans Trees
Machine Slop.
AVIRG WATS!) in W. A. “'3ng
and pairing.
Bicycles repandlrfmand new pagsutzrflnizged. lawn
mowers gnu repaired. i guaran—
teed. Callandgivemealrial. r-cttul m
an; . on
1' 8. down:
Lower end oi Water St. So. Namath. mil in
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Cans-dummy” Manned-uranium.
8. Ilnln “"0“!"th
mud minh {II
crummmnw
mmmms
Monument: and Hialillllt
55“....“
. P. W. BATES.
i. [leKLYN & Sill,
Successors to 0. ll. Dslhl’ll,
5i Washington Street, South Home":
27 ain Street Norwalk.
First-Class Balers, Confectioners
And Ice Cream.
Orders Pronptly Attended 'l'o. I”
0. Din“. I10 I! W. l'. nulls".
mam IN m
Connecticut General
urn lNSUllANCE co,
marrow with.
rhea-unsanita-
n
Misses‘ Pants. 16 to 34
Boy's Drawers, 16 to 34
scours c swim,
Carriage Builders!
-———-—«e—-—-—-
No. 05 MAIN STREET. REAR 0F
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wazoo: and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
.1033] .0 PRO]! "LY anchoring-r0,
lug
WIllGll’l‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers at
an kinds of Wu. 0...;
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.
All kinds of mohprmptly done
Several new and ad warms for sale.
New Road Carla only at.
Horne-shoeing and all
kinds offlineksmtthing
Fail! 0! Franklin St.
South Moi-walls.
aplb ti
WAGONS
New and second-hand
Buggies, Phaetous. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit 1811.
Can and as; Them.
HENRY TIIILY.
lilillllll!
ALL Quinn
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least lloney
“AT..—
H. S. BRflWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark "hr Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
dlw
mum
mm..." ”and" cm“
tally loco-and it lln. J .
, . ”minimal-tantalum!“
Mhhwiwhw—uufl.
m momma lava. cunn-
IJJJ-aweaflealaafl ”an”
“knew-ammo.
use
25 Gents Each.
" Will
lama“ ,
“m
the sit-nit
_ n ; 913Wear
FOR on: WEEK.
Children’s Vests, 16 to 34 inches.
inches.
inches.
W
a. uIcKERMXll a sell,
84 Washington Street,
loll!
NIL!
Justarrivel two more cargoes or the: celebrated
SMALLSTHVEEML
Which we otter at the lowest price.
RAYM ND BRflS
GENERAL AGENTS.
coal! Goal!
BUY YOUR
final and Will
Iron the New Coal Yard.
EMTOLLES&CO.
All the iavorite varieilm or hard and inc-burning
coals. 'al prices given for winter supply.
All thorousuiy screened. wel -
pared and promptly delivercd.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
sum an» ounce.
Walcr so, Poet of llavllnnd 8t,
Opposite Pratt it Word's Shoe lanaiactory.
sons: 11. FERIHS,
Whole-aloud Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Hill. A AND W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
.2: Lehigh"; Lsckawauna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilhesharro Goals.
Milli for RUBBER Pill'l
Yul!" loot of Washington and liars
shauatreeta. Branch olllce at8tilaon
Drug Store Mini
HUMPH REVS ’
memwag
II m”.
Splendid Value.
Gents’ Merino Shirts.
Gents’ Merino Drawers
Lsdies’ Merino Vests,
Ladies' Merino Pants.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Over Post one» In. I
W Granted (I “a
thll
ltata W010i“.
lA-‘a.
lance-ml.
Wm. B. Blllllll & ,
Sanitary and Hydraulic :4 .
- Artificial Stone Stops. Donia;
m-omsseuw W
sounnow‘
, I”
”Maw?”
heal Saneviannllleaeral'
jyltf be given prsnpt attentlfntt ‘
Laws nonnnna.
(JAIiIlIAG-F‘. BLOCKS.
&o., 650..
Manufactured by C. T. lEONAIiD,
as Water Street. kit iy
locum.
Cor. lain I West tits.
P L U ll Bl N G,
Steam and Gas Fitting.
We Invelle ‘
’l‘en and Toilet; ‘
In Town-u“
_ srovss andmm
: nnmsmnmwan,
BlllSlllllSlll"
FUR THE FALL ill] 4 WINTER TRADE.
MOE——
STEAM HEATERS
All)
Hot Air Heaters. it
Having ordered largely,'invoices of goods are co " ,1
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being lig t,
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
in Prices and Quality.
90".
c. H. HARVEY, ‘ ,
12 North Main St... So. Non-warm
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Main St, South Norwalk, Ct.
Follow THE GREAT RUSK T0 Till UNIVERSAL 31'0“ NB
m? WILL rm you To can.
in rats omen arm Luann
now canny you can
save YOUR memo Dom
Norwalk Chronicler