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.- A H ,_ ., Whit Pennantl‘ filly the Pennant for having the
and finest assortment of Milliner'y in South Norvnlk 0
lo. "a Water Street.
W... _ mlaslns ureaMnthatruél ill ; ,1
lt lstlie arrangements again at his r Baturde and lends sales, hlell ~ ‘ L ‘y ‘
in nail . were so greatly emulated and liwpuminl last season. "to atlr:nlate , , , . . imply because '0 lb
lists mm“... 3mm“ m.” trade it has been our custom to one! on each Saturday and Ionday goodson which v tn Oll!’ hay friends . '
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m... s. . .u no twsscxsoted. The renewalot these sales then area great boon to the ‘
Into-ssh (mm , a n .5 .. '1 .. .
“Q." fie val-31...? p: an a who i I intake advantageol them are criminallpnegligeut of their K ew sy' as.”
Fawcett’s Headquarters! ricee. We have made it a. special duty to
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Swan 85 Bushnell.
00W borders and w ite. A complete line oi Damask Towels. ordinarilysold tor
we each, our price on these lots slouch as a ialty. Here's a chance. Fig-
ores e
mm. AT OUR SATURDAY’S 3A
. V'ns. in Millihery;
’“- ’ "mm mm" We ofler extraordi bargains in Towels. 60 dizan Towels, knotted lrlnges.
other specialty lorthl- Isle. 2 torus. nndklle‘nre , 1W“ (1 to state that our last visit has been over
successful l”. _’ .8 will display during THIS WEEK tile larges
(hushed 91m,» hit m ' lg“. n M no Underwear.“ “ iv“ i1" anfifikw§¥§£?§fiw - L I, 0
9% v '9' l " a“ “the-I0 fl §WG GWdtfi-hfllb filMMUndeiwesr in Pants and moment. i“: ' a . 1mm “hum"
, . a, , , ' celebrated .md‘l'tg ; MM'm mllélflfo;flli cfggm'ggofld 'O'W- ever oflered, tit exceedingly low riccs. ’In TRIMMED MIL.
' tea in Alsoeeomplelellhppmlnlhfl grades in “t9“! lb‘children'suoderwcar. LINERY YEAH“? added mamy .,_w DWEDS, bpth in Ship,“
0 b ”in protection " ‘ l‘trml'fl' Touh‘fl‘gnd mm “I A91) 1 3"“ 0f the Butt” “ U 0'
‘ have more to . ‘ do are clean a '
wwmmfim reps! its cost 0 H I 0‘ i I”: r1. 4
ur 0810ry epa’ ’me " early and take first choice: noes to suit every t "4.
.. _ -. hatandaisdsd
889 Wat-r Its-oat.
(Moi nut). - marrow-moan
.nvmmwmgfic'wfim-i?
Woolen Goods, mum
base post for themselves: it!) dolls Handkere leis, very cheap at 250. each. at»
two bsser, Ward’s hunt and Connor‘s a.
Brooklynacoredtwointhetlrstinningon
llins‘haseon hslhandFouts’s home run
drivoto deep center, but after this inning
flue. Thanwsrsno
9 ~ ""lfllllvor Garrison’s laieide.
.. B}. m Oct. Vii—Abs” 8 p... the
. ' "dimmer“ an of
to”
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lasehlts: New York, 14: Brooklyn, 5. Errors:
New York, 3; llrvxrklyn, 3. Batteries: Cram- and
Ewing. Terry, Foul: and View. Umpires, uni!
ney and Lynch. .
Iron: colds. meat-atl- or pneumonia. Rubber
Gloves. linens. and needed
on Board ship. Import lasillsOIgarsflprr box
oi one hundred. 'l'alepbsue. New York Prices.
neverUadenold.
y‘araago,whuihsrutirsd frumadve
. ' ' onamouutofoldagsandillhealth.
Ihhelieved that Ir. Garristm wastampo-
whammy. She
”m ‘sta'yot themysterh
f - " -toohthaphysi¢lanawayiu
h. .‘x.
modem twirling to.
not lookythewitne- in the
. the White llorse.
want on to saytbat
W Dinan‘swhitehorse
- . umjol'portionotthis testimony
_ i firewalls-was putthrongha
f. ' tion. She more than
“Urination“; Forrest compelled
v “mate homahalidonsn times
“til-viewer involving herincontradio
mustorydidnotvaryaword.
theyasmliar motion otthe
,iiOplaced herhaudson her
hat wristsrepraenlingths
hhowcd the peculiar twisting
» She miphaticallydsnied
- falledtoidmtilythehomwhen
WhhcbyCaptflchaack,and
' ' was eminently satisfactory to
fortheatate.
with 0’8Illlvan.
‘ ‘ tiou 0! Hrs. Conklin
- altatherecemforlnnch. She
"dmicdthatshe had told to a
do nan-ning paper a storythat
"mornings-ion. Attberoqueu
_ovsunmn, the ioeman, con-
witheu. and she said his mm-
. .. . incoloreinceshehad in-
: Jilin with roles-enceto the physi.
.. . Atthattimeitwasa
linthocaitar,whilenowitwas
lltcflortouthepartoftheconnsel
. i, :u livan with lulcahy,one of
rarilylnsanewhen he committed thedeed.
lr.0arrhon,withhisbrothsr, D. W
on, builtthpConvoy, the first steamboat to
ply between St. Louis and New Orleana
Ir. Garriatm sawed for twenty yearsas
Matt of the Hechanlce’ bank. lie was
11:: roceivw of the Missouri Pacific railroad
ions to its purchase by Jay Gould.
Hr. minimises threo brothers living—J.
It. Garrison, of Boston; Abram, ol Pitta-
burg, and D. lt., of this city, besides anister,
twosottsand a large circle of more
relatives.
labs Burrows Kills an one".
Brannon“, Ala, Oct. til—A special
lion: Oneonm, Blount county, says that
Rube Burrows killed another officer yester-
day. He has driven the detectives into a
cave and is standing guard at the mouth of
it. The name of the man killed was not
learned. Burrowsiastill near the aceneol
the battle of Friday.
'l'wsatypickedmen audafrmhlotof
bloodhounth inveheen suit tobelpthe
sheriflof Bio-at county in his search for
Barron The two fugitiva, supposed to be
Burrows and his partner, are making toward
the Taurus river. They travel by the
high rad andstop at houses to ask the way.
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Shot 1'!ch Through the Heart.
0M“. 0.. Oct. 21—An alfray has
just commd here in which Harry Dowdal,
of FertzAucient, was instantly killed by
Mikoflugley. a section foreman of the Little
Miami railroad at Fort Ancient. Dowdal
had hemworlhis' for Curley on the section.
There weretwo shots fired, both penetrating
Dowdal’sheart. Thepartywere atJohn
Btansel’s cabin on Anthony Jordan's farm,
where the daunting took place. Adiepnte
and occurred hetwem them, and
Curley tookvthe revolver away from his au-
tagonist and killed him. Curley surrendered
himself totheuflcera
L.‘
Tho,Westorn Union la Ahead Row.
Pomerania, Oct~ all—Judge Butler, or
the United Stats circuit court, has illod an
opinionth he reverses thcverdictof
the jury for about 814,3!) in the suit of the
city against the Western Union Telegraph
company; The suit was to recover 813415,
with Mas license fees for tbeyean
1886, 155.1887 and 1888, at the rateoi 8! per
pole per mile and 82.50 toreverymileoi
wire. Themsswent tothe juryuponths
evidencessa questionof fact, with the point
of law reserved as to whether the ordinance
oi anneilsisillegaltmtheground that the
lion. fess areexcessivc.
Antoni-Window Glass.
Pmsaum, Oct. 29.~'l'he price of window
glamwasput up 5 pa- cent. yesterday by
Plthburg nianulaotnnmwho have anor-
onofthoir own,andtho actionhu
hemaysedtobyalmostallthefirmsinthe
by country. Theadvance man the increase
‘ “mt" " m. have mule-ed is now
- W’ drawaitiug trial for for
. ”“3““! be available II I will"
lOpercentwithinamonth. Agla-manu-
lactauer-idtheadvance waspartiallydne
tothe advance in the price of chemicak,
whichhasjustgone uptiperton withina
fewweekaaudthebriskdemandforwindow
But little foreign glasisaold on this
sidedthewater.
Railroad Mmluionors Wrecked.
‘Lawmcam, 0ct.29.-—A train eon»
veyingthe state rallroadcommi-ionerlou
ibsirwaytoBostonrsnintotherearoia
ImellmigdtrainatacurvenearBallard-
vahlatipm. Eightcarsolthemixed
hilamderailed andthelocomotlveand
twokrsotthe Batontrainweredamaged.
Nothswssinjured,but panngsrswerede
W
vol-moor. ‘l'basehonaerhands
VWI‘W
as.»
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are-inane
lawisfil'all. Robert 1.0mm;
Barnum. 0m..0et. 29.—-hsderiok
I-rlll,\vvhils intoxicated, beat his wife In
ls'utallythatdsremained uncounta- tor
thirty-sixhours andthendisdinahospital.
Theesupbhsdhemraarrlsdonlyixmtha
I-rlllhheld cosmonaut-dc.
' AYalaahla Ilene cremated.
Brannon, ll.Y.,0et. m—‘l'hs ban or
Wmhnedlast
M M‘&» at munch
Advocating Rational Divorce Laws.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Ell—Under the load-
ashipof the National Reform association a
public meeting to dismiss a needed reforma-
tion oi the divorce laws in the United States
was called together yesterday afternoon in
Annotation hall. Tho call for the meeting
was signed by Felix ll. Brunet, of Pittsburg.
the president of the National ltoform W
elation. This body has been organized to
promote the influence of Christianity in the
government of this country. Among its
vice presidents, whose namee are attachcdto
thee-ll (or the meeting, are many clergyman
of note, the presidents of several of the
largest institution of learning in this state
and a number 01 supreme court justice;
ThaNational Reform association urges all
clergyman to im sound instruction: from
the pulpit regs the moral laws under—
lying the family relation. Show are also
urged to secure meanwhile moral and hem»
ilcial laws by the state legislatures to purify
the social atmosphere in their mynctivo
states by bringing the present lax lawn to a
better standard of morality and endeavor-
iug to attain greater unilormity in them.
Brown Will Stay in Canada.
Boeros, Oct. fill—A Providence 11L 1.)
special to The Herald says that ('ol. Samuel
P. Colt, one of the assignment of Brown, Sm
& Clark, of Burton, says that lunch rcmainsl
lobe done in unraveling the nllairs of the
concern. When asked if Mr. Gideon C.
Brown was assisting in the adjustment of
claims he raid that Mr. Brown had been
called upon at Montreal, but would not
venture intothe states on any promises held
out by the amignees. Until a matter of sev-
cal hundred thousand dollars” worth of
wool claim by dilerent parties was ad.
jufled, Mr. Brown would proliahly remain
in Canada.
Injured in Selma‘s Ruins.
Slum, Ala, Oct. air-Yesterday while
removing the walls of the buildings burned
on Sunday a veranda, on which lion Taylor,
a contractor, and a lot of laborers were
standing, gave way, precipitating them to the
ground and covering them with debris. The
crowd standing by melted at once to the pile
and dragged out Taylor and {our colored
laborers, all of whom were severely cut and
otherwise badly bruised. One of the colored
laborers, Reuben Jones, is not expected to
recover. Hisalmllisfncturcd.
Ills Road Was Severed.
Canaan's Jnscnox, N. Y., Oct. flit—A
man sat down on the West Shore railroad
track at Cnnnjohnric at 5 p. m. as the ex-
preu train out came thundering along.
The wheels took the man’s headoil clean,
without mutilating it or the body. The
would mom 9! 'ON
201.! mm '03 TB]
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles all Eye Glasses.
They am no quaL
\VAL‘I‘IIAM.
COLUIBllSr
wamnfls~rutxorvun.
llAMl’lll-Ili, Non— magnetic
in my repair department 1 have every lsclmy tor
firm—class 'lfi
A large and well selected stock of Silverware
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry always on hand.
”riotsmomc RAILROAD.
”ANBUBY 8 NOI'ALK DIVISIOH.
ELGIN,
Lv. Wilson Point. l.v.So. Norwalk. Antler-walk
l ills... lined imam. ll‘x'c Holland
‘ 5 re fl ‘ a CI at s “ as
t is "
is up. n.
8 lo " lined
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an “
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loll “lined
lunar.
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all IL
63”"
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Will “llxfll loltllnll
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serum
Iansger
head fell sixty feet away. Papers in the A W Puma
man’s pockets showed that he was Amos P.
Brown, of East Windsor, Mass There was
also apostalcardfrornN. E. Bert, or Swill
River, Inn, elk-ring. Brown a position.
The suicide was about «i5 years old.
‘ A Game Pngllisi.
Cmcauo, Oct. 29.—-—About 500 sports wit—
nmd a bloody mill at Hammond, kid, he-
twoas George Allen, a colored man of Ken-
sington, and Innis, the Belgian, for a purse
ct m. It was a light from start to finish.
lttooh place in the beer garden, and it took
three hoursto finish it, forty-eight rounds
being fought. When itwasdecided Milan's
favor, it was found that hob-d fought forty-
six rounds with a dislocated wrist, hk right
havingheen hurtinthesecond round.
Electric Wires Halted In the Air.
Cumin-n, 0., Oct. {lit—The wiresol the
. ,Alount Auburn Street Railway mm
were melted about noon. and fell in a We
MWWWPCWtIM :‘dlm
gath-edtdwitnsu the novel light, which
Med may with alarm. The cause of
thesingnlaroocurrenceis not yet learned,
Institissupposedthat the railwaywiresbe-
mac-edsisomepointwith an electric
light m.
Camrnma Ill- ta Suicide.
Cumoxvr,N. ll, Octal-Calebnins-
magedficommittedsuicidehyplacing
themnaslsslagun toousofhhoyesand
hinthsgun with a cane. Helsttanote
nyingthat hemmtmondieiromacancc,
and nottonuflt. Handmade
fahisfuneral,evntolaying
outasnitotclothssinwhicbhewantedtobe
buried.
finished Fer-rim men.
um LINE. _
[alum In Film.
mos a. El. accommo’u
'5 Limitedctprem, South lorwall lo Pittslield.
In. ll. mm. Vies Ptvs't a (isn‘t Ian'g’r
W. K. bros. 3%.
w. a. Panel. W“ tum
01d) AND RELIABLE
Ball nil-awn Line
South tiorwolk.
m» Item :‘ Tailklct-
.afi—r‘ ,- —-u, ,.
CITY [ll EllllliLK & EAGLE
Bull
...... miam'msflll'll
V‘ lion-walk
On Saturday will exhibit bargains lor ladies, gents and children. Prices way
down. llcupwards. .«w
Woolen Skirtsw
A large line of Ladiee’ Woolen Skirts, everything that Is desirable, from 750 up
wards.
Also a beautiful sentiment of bodies” Knit Undershirtr, solid colors and stripes,
at prices ranging from $1.25 to 83 00,
Special Bargains on Saturday in Cloaks.
DRESS GOODS.
Store always tilled with all the latest novelties at prices go: teed. Never be-
fore have exhibited a more complete line of Kid Gloves in all ll‘filleflt shades.
GENTS‘EE’ NIGHT SHIRTS
ln Pl. in one Fancy, good value M $1.25; as a rprclally, 75c each.
DON’T FORGET T“ 18 SALE!
For this is the iirst. and we will endeavor to make it so satisfactory to customers
visit'ug our store that they will be more than unxicu—x to come again.
M. 8. SMITH,
Insurance Building,
Wilflllllilflll lilllll.
Ono Qwatity,—The Best.
South Norwalk.
A LOT OF
6001]" HERSES FllR SALE!
Verychesp. at .
uncousmu STOCK FARM.
Berra Bearded and given the best of care during
the winter. (.23 ll
JOHR H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
IAIN STREET, 80m NORWALK
Beef Veal lamb, lotion, l'ork,8alt and Fresh.
éornetl Beef. amok-i
sudden. mm -
rename.
Home Dressed Poultry 1 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
58 Washington “not.
Billlll ll Hlll fill
28 lain St, 80. Norwslk.
Heals Fill Ullllls,
Fruits, leuetallel Poultry, Etc
or an sne- in no: Bessel,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
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mmAms .
Wmmmtuww
u want the mars. Wu
«mummmfllfi-“W
pull of all mas.
F. HAYE 8.
mm - sounnonwann
3314 803
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. “mating.
Tin and Sheet lrou Work.
8mm. BAHGES,
AND '1‘ I NWAR E.
hit-am [iv-t tor
Steam and lint Air Resting.
momm. ~-
Hill!
" ”rm. STYLES,
urinal-rumor
303'“! LOBSTER! Still and Soft lists, Sillllats.
Fish, 0yStei§§Clams .
Innsmmlathsm.
...t__.__.
so”. . gain-rat
A i , . NAP‘PlS,
Pickled ‘Oysters.
A We MID. "‘
-a. display ?
.yoursell.
Plumes, Flowers and Feathers in are , :7 ,
ALL KINDS or guns for:
RIBBONS !
Every shade,’every width,~,,av,,_ rice. Did you mammal
Well, 1 should 13%; “Call and exaufine for
RIBBONS !
RIBBQNQ
H. KRl’ECr, H
Mohnckcmo Hotel Block,
DAVID STO
SPECIAL
FURNITU
INDUCEMENTS
P A R L O R S U I - V
Mohair Plush Suite. with Divansi;
7 $40.00.
Also Great Bargams in L0
DAVID STOW;
81.59 and Ill Main Street, South Norwalls.
lingo
ll, Slates.
Order-inhaler
Allmllll9,mwwm , y Y H .
lllsillf. if LfiAv’ifiibhj “WWW mi“ “ .
No. I CLAY STREET.
lll‘lilllllllll ill Alllllll‘l '
No. 4 Clay Street.
Miss M. H. Cavanagh fa
Bee opened a store when she will be eased to
show, in connection with her Int-class
lug Department, a fine line o! the latest styles of
BonnetsllalsanllillinenGoals
mak-
W hmmmli B'Ji ‘ ‘
vaenlsattolnnd'e. Phil’s
equalloixpouudswetllm an.
issuer:“ 5:5" two Intro 3 three "
I use! "W M . ‘-
ceat will molt this. ‘ ‘
newsman» 1
made at HIV." ‘ eat .9
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We.
at
'l'hsrelusbesnnoeoraplaiutastnq \r
alfiwdmm '7
ilk-8cm? mm,
unions mo... Baron-m ‘-
91 Washington St; ‘
Particular unalie- paia’t‘a 9 H
largest and "seat
Apartment in the
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Wall . Papers. fl?“
,New Goods
Fuelinltfliilltllcllullelllll
hour'w . “on
Ten. New.
“Enameliue” Stove
list the man"
molar-tum Wow“ Is ‘
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