Wfileythtwuvhthsho , ‘1 lav-ahethweealay H‘m-avihglrlnfl Mhe-sl Johnlliqgsterths “In“. Heehotulflsdthst nlnDamstIhehuefiU on x WithOhendwe-ployes thestatviu- “to m or at least materially .. M . Weill“. Theelibiwuthat ‘. «as ”having thereahoet'lo’clock fifitwaytoawutsidesaloonopening. Monika-sea 'l'eetlry. Eh swore thst ontheeveningot lay Q‘Wo‘oloct he sat hhdrlver. Fred uriagsstoplntrontol the-loan and minutes atteritwasdrivsuaway. The amthtnfewminuta alter stopping at 'InloonO'Hnllyandnyoungman the audhedrovethemdi- h thowestside, noteven pad-g mloon.andthat nslthcdidtby on the return,which was notuntil new.» t sin-p thtelophone -Whenthehoy H hen meet genernliniqnlty,and W hieword unworthy or belief. . ‘hving hnd e «liver-lion with Coughlin "gala-pt. Sci-actshortly alter the murder, ”WM“ by them togive e do Down the llylufls' Story. ‘ a liveryuisn, mu .. thoopeningof Nieman’s mloonooclrr- pthenight oi Iayiandtbstalarge was present. It wvs this night the Thereofla's Cnae Closed. Ilward ll. My. editorot The hike mmmmchflrtodecluethat unyWAttorneylmger-echrroseand fl: Welcothecueolthepeopln" 7'1““th that one or two apewouldhehsnrdonncoavu— ”MWUMymning. hingveee-hdustothemne-otalittls ‘ ‘1!“th . “misfit. WWII-III.“ whuthehy‘s flaw-begun. Eiswflsurgedhi-tn ulyolsdthedelendsntswhostendsa .mllttahaodithhelieved that .. five-Minimum . - “hm ii ii I? if E i E l l f .l LIECHIUM'B Bid L083. A Penal-ante 'l'ewn Mosh“ fly ”so. loss llvar 01.0.0.0. uncut-e. Pin. Nov. m.~A In hvoh out in thin pine- she-to o'clock ls‘evvnln ad ior three hours rsged fiercely. destroy- hg a large portion oi the Mue- end red- dssos section at the town and entailing. “demon. The tire stertsdinthsAno dersonblorh.sndesa high windwaspve- rolling. the flames qweed in all directions. hit-than an hour the mocilroonlfihe Cochran block, the Leechhurg Beau-geom- peny's building and several blocks on both ddesot themalnstreet were turning andthe llrewasstlllesting its way throughthetown. Telegrams (or usintsneewereseut to Pitts- hurg and Allegheny and were sent horn thouplaoes. ByDo‘clock the damn were and: control. Before this was acum- plhhed, however, the poetoilloe, The leech lln'g Advance Mug. hechhnrg link building. Bill Bank building. Cochran‘s Nook. squire‘e hlock and. twenty to twenty~ indwelling-and stoves werein ruins. The In. wlll be ”00,000. and math $125,000. it is impo-ible to estimate the humane. but it will be light. The night la cold. end the many homeless ones will order avvw-ely from exposure. A Brooklyn Ito-h beheaded. Bnoouvir, Nov. 2:.——-The National City Benkoi Brooklynwaedeirnudedot 8750 by lions oi atsl. telephone mgo and a (urged check. The range informed the hankthtClappBrotheI-not RomFulton M hsdeentedhtrlot manger boy to getachecktorflll)cashed,end thatit was ellright. Whenthehoypresentedthecheek itwua paid without question. Thecheoh hdh‘een given to the boyhyn msnwho stood in thedoorway of Cispp& Brother‘s store. The man telephoned the bank from lulu neorost the store. came back with the money the man took it and walked away. The managerihinking itodd that the men had notenteredthem went inside and asked ltthefirmhsdsentthecheck. Thisreveeled the and an attempt was made to catch the thief, but he had amped. In- quiry atthehank revenledthe isotthatO-t'il) morehsdreoentlybeen paid out oncheckn purporting tohesigned hyClappBrotheve. making thetotallonslfilw. The Anacond- Holocaust. Burn, lion, Nov. 27.—lt is conceded here that there is still one miner in the burning Anaconda mine, and it is possible that there ere three others. in which one thirteen lnve died. Themenimown tohe in themlneis Edvard Dolnn. lie was on the day shift and it is probable he got into the mine he- lm the elem was given. John Lyons, one oi the injured, is unconscious and will prob- ably die. The loves of the lire is believed to bediminishing. The nine remains sealed. Preporntims ore being made to flood the mine. ‘l'hoy Will Not Go to Bron“. Boston, Nov. 27,—Adrnirnl Walker, oom- n‘nding the eqnadm of evolution, now in thh harbor. denies most positively the re port trout Washington that he had received order: for the squadron to proceed to Brasil to look alter United States lntereststhere, nudeeeheexpect to reoflve any suchoo- den. Theronholpeopletoseethethe new unison is simply tremendous Launches. tugeand host-of all kinds hove heennlak- higeonetant trips from therhore crowded with eightaeers since the ship lure been 0pm for inspection. Baseball Kowl- Dr. 140nm, Nov. 27.-—llark Baldwin has Jack O’Connor, hi catcher in the Columhvn club. to play with the Brooklyn inthel’layers’lengue. mollusk Inch Brownnand Quinn, of Bouton,alno slgmd with Buldwimhut it is nothnown wint claim they will play with. New mm. Nov. zit—Edward Hanlm, agut for the Brotherhood, he signed Pitcher Grnber toplny with theClevelsnd Whom! clnh flay 'm 1“ minimum, Tenn. Nov. 21.-'l'he last Tenneoee, Virginia end pa-enger train left thetnckthree miles west oiGrear- villsonaheavydowngrede. Theenginemostr al, «who, haggage,.lint and second cle- ooachea and two sleeperswent oil. Enginec GreggDnnnwas thrown under hh engine and fatally injured. The expre-me-enger and tour pa-engm werehadly hurt; The postal oarand oontenteweredatroyed. AWatoh-o- Funny“ New Your, Nov. zit—Jena , a watchmnnonthelovgan linedochsatthe lootofCharlustreet. wushotiive time-in thehackhyloseph Kmnyia'hugehoremm, a; years old, in he mum at a quarrel. Knuywaearnsted. Tierneywns tahhnto theStVincenthoepital. Hewillprohahly die. W “III-uh- Ont film’- Ban nor. n—emy Smith. of Am in I Ight to I flnhh with hukBiovw, tovmsriyol Chimp. atths minimum-gm Gen inundiu heel (I KLvJfl-IB; ll Cherub-ll, l1. wholwoeghtimuthemtahuandquanb thswmdendstonefovthehmse. somehy housewhlleitwasin huildlngd Ki. vi. 7). 55. “lientood and bland all the tiondlu‘nalwlthalomlvoiee.” WhenDe— vid brought the Ark lathe lent which he had pitched iorlt in Jerusalemheoifued moribund hlaedthe [newbie the name of the lord at Busts. (illlam. vi, l7,lli) Solomon, having now brought up the Ark, tintehernacleand all the holy vocals (v. t), doutheenmething. 56. “Blessedhethelord that hath given restuntofliv people heel." Hehad given not on every ride, so that there was ndther advenery nor evil comm-mt. (Chap v,“ Beet and Peace ehell heamong the hie-lug: ot' ills Kingdmn when itmmes. (Pt. lnii, 7; lee. mii,l7,18.) Wegeta (inelaste even here when weoous'idar and obey. (Matt. xi. 28-3).) We who have believed do entu' into rest; but there reumineth e Sabbath rest tor the people of God. (Hell iv, 3. 9, R. V.) 57. ”Thelordouroodhewithns. ‘ ‘ 0 let Him not invent. nor tor-sake us." Home myod,“lt 'l'hy go not with me, carry mnot up hence." And the Lordmid. “My presence shall go with thee, and I will givetheerest.” This word of tbeliord, “I will he with you,“ or “1 sin with you,” isono of the grandest and most comprehensive won-(bin Scripture. “lat Him not leave us nor lormke us.” When David gave Solomon the plans of the temple which he had received from God Him- self, he said to him: “The Lord God. even my God, will he with then; He will notlall theenorhmketheenntilthouheat finished alithework (or the service oi the house of the Lord.” (1 Chron. xxvili, 19, 20.) 58. “'l'hntlle may incline ourhenrtsnnto Him.to walk in all Bisways." This was just what God dared from them. and what Bewouldhedeflghtedtogrmtthmanun- divided and obedient hurt; they couldnot Ilhnnything more in accord with His will. Onthaemndltions Hohnd [n'omiuedntSluel tomakethema peculinrt toliim above all people, 3 hum, en holy nation, and to this end He had brought them forth from Egypt and given thorn the lands oi the heathen. lEx. xix, 5, 0; Ps. cv, M.) iii). "Let these my words ‘ ’ ‘ t he nigh unto the Lord our God day and night. that He maintnin the cause of His moot, endthecnnsoot His people Israel.” Seven timesinhisprayerhe hadpleadedlor“'l'hy peoplelsraei.”and hnd also mid: "For they heThy people and Thine inheritance,“ and now he indie-tn his relianoeupon God to mintsin hissnd theirmue. do. “Thntsli thepeopleot theeerth may knowthnttholudkflod,“ thatthrois noneeise.” lsrselwss redeemed and given thegood land,thattheymightmahJahovah auame in theearth (ll Barn. vii, 2!): their obedience to Him would drew lath Ills poweron their hehall.andthm!lewouldhe glorified in them. This. ()0th dwire, shallheinlfllledin Inner-restoration“ the return of their M (lunv, 8,9ng 1-6; ix, 1-8; lbek. xxxvii. 81-38). Bl. “Let your heart. therefore, he perfect withthe Lord oanod.” Thoword “per- ieot"heredgniliee “whole,“or “inllJ'uin Josh. viii, 3i; Ruth ii, 12, whereit hso trun- lated. Solomon nownrgeethepeopieto have what. his lather llld pnyed that he might have (1 Chron. xxix, ii». In Gen. xvii, l. the word ‘Wect" signifies'hrprlght." or “deodorant themarginand inDeut. xviii.i3. Awholeheart (or ()0de hea sineeveor upright heart,andwilldelight to wnlkin lilsstatntesand mnhcontmand- monts. “lie tint hath my Malta and kmpeththeuhe it lethst lovothme.” "Beth-t lovethmenot,hepeth nntmy words.” (John xiv,2|,2!.| ”.03. “Andthehhlgmud all “with mammwmmm” And fielord accepted the norm hyundlng fintoconmmoigasitis written lull Chron. W BAKERY! l E ll: 99 E i 3 i E l E i l E l. 3'3 ’1; mug L'lerk—l—i don't know. l'il sea. wprolwlelor) KavaweBuhuom’s Clerk (to custmuerklio; uothall so good as Bullllnche'n—lisrper's Baler. gowns SUPERIOR unuuwnm THE PllllEST Mill BEST la mode only of strictly , neon of tartar. strict! grunpnli'irgrhmsle oi aodn,and annal [xx-liar of flour as s menntive. nothing else whatever. and II Wflfltllfll entirely free from alum unmnnin. phosphates. Ilene. and all tho aclnllernuln frequently found in lmkinu murders. The character a! muterinh net-«l. their purity, and the nicely of their combination, render Cleveland's en fin; baking powder the Inmt healthful Ittl‘ economicel in use. and it nlwnye ulorvli wholesome. nntrilidne, and (hm food. It is recommended for purity. healthful- nme and efficiency by Government end Slate chemists, chemiete cl‘ Bonrde 0! Health. and professors in institution oi learning throughout the country. Sold only in none. full weight. Curran» humans. Ami". X. Y 0. ti QTEA no mm on: coal. PERFEOTLY PURE. A ”081‘ nmcxoou ammo TI! 11'. l’nvfilukus wetter. manner-.25. it Is the mom Geno: hm. picked tron the bent plant-lime end amulet. absolutely pill! and tree hora sll edultentlons «coming nuvlrr 'lhe psi-tugs m hermetically sash and rumored lull weight. it is moron-im- omical in use tbsnthsiowergvadea Oriental I; Otddentll Tet mL't'll. Heed Wee. 86 Mi" flip, It. York. Porsnle hy the met um F. ll. mwrou & 00.. ll. h’llOIIEDlEU. CHAS. ll. “IBIS, South Norwalh. Conn. HBO!” RES nostril]: M Yew 6mg?!- ALLIIOI BIO... W moon. CANDIEé menu-n. BIRCH- mwgemmgnm“ Womnolhnd “ ‘ mm ”it . WW new f" .W ’3‘ .. lull Fm an. in mu m in. A. DICKEERMAN & son, 84 WASHINGTON STREET, HELPS llisuuu ! III“. “.00 Ill IOX. smmwmmmuwm Wham-t. w tot .IW Icelandih'anriuzdtdmdm ill-Emmi Pub in Intense-cunt for one wealth“: arr. “mammal" in elldoidbstasd” ing evvve are Tina-2”” ...... llr.irllon':llequLiurPillx one Pill a Bass. lever Pull. Always loll-Its. luv-ale st 8017i PllhlIACI'. sv d by Mk M. or not secure salad by atoll Address at] to no. ll. seems he: mo New York lichEAN & STEEL, Carriage Builders! No. till IAIN STREET. BEAR 0F SALVATION ARIY BUILDING. Wazoo: and Carriage: made and re- paired. Sign: made, lettered. and hung. JOBBIIO rmnmv arr-solar. Williill'l‘ & FLYNN, Welders Aid-autumnal All kinds of W ons. Trucks. Com. 0 . “““""'"'h.a’""""‘°’° leveralnrwandseooud melanin mmmmm Horse-Shook and all kindsofnlaokgnithtng I? 1 Franklin 8., ' ”t o sui- Norwolh. spit it WAGONS lewsndsseonm Buggies, Photons, Csrrisgee, canopies, Spindles, etc. Prices to Suit All. Cain—aid See Them. HENRY TELY. lllllllllllll ALL unions Lowest Prices 1 The Beet Gentile!- the Matt leery _AT—- 11. S. BBUWN'S sour e snot small. Oink & lane’s Block! ea- muu men. not Your Light meet mm Will Gill! Gill! Jaw-liven» more argu- a! th 1 ulrhnr'll Which weolaat the lewnt price. RAYM ND 81108 “WI. AGIN’B. Goal! Goal! WI YOUR final and Will [lo-theliewOualYtld. EM.TOLLES&CO. All the isvovlle various ot hard and free burning coals. prices given iov vvnuevl supply. i“- ‘“ mwm‘lltfi Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood Saved and Split. BUNDLED WOOD' A SPECIALTY. run Ann onion, Water St, Poet of [Invite-d St, Opposite Putt h Wetd'e Shoo Ian-Mary. JonN Erasure, mmmnmnsunuuv Emu un wuu Brick. Lime. Cement. Blue Stone. Etc. hehigh, hackswasss, Locust lsnntsin, Franklin, and Wilkesharre Cools. lint lll RUBBER Pilli l Yerd‘tootot'ashingtonsndlar- Ihllldreets. Braneholiee sisal-on “I!” Mini HUMPHREYS’ all morn Ironwour, SliLLSTflVEEfllL, Artilcisi stone atop». Coping. um troughs. UAHRIAGI“. BLOCKS. doc. our. Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD, no filter t‘trreet. lall ly we. Hall a.) Bninrvmpou mull! Mimi-monument 9, m- n- a“ II sue fl wnnmoeuonuo-ss. I g “ newton. ""1 1M. Wm. B. mum: as soil Sanitary and minnow In. on». to s u weal-nee It.” ' mm: ”our. romeo?! II . Branch 0” l" "g" 1'! haul Semi legend tic-ml Wort will mu he give- prompt attention. g -_... -... ....- F.H.Nasllllm Cor. Slain I: "is! Me. PLUMBING, Steam and 6331mm. SIEAM HEATEE 3 AND ilot Air Healers. uus suoE ours mun- 77-) We» have the l'ltewplivl' V Tell and Tritium: '4 in Town. ’ srovus sud mm ; . Tm and Sheet iron '0'". l FUR THE FALL ill] WINTER 'l'llllll‘. _ Having onlered largely. invoices of goods are 00min daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being lig i,‘lf“ intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town " .._......__._ O_ L in g. in Prices and Quality. c. H. ifivav, 12 North Main St... So. Norwalk. GRANDEST DISPLAY OF AMPS FEVERY DESCRIP'I' Ever seen in South Norwalk. iron: 256 to $10.00. “.80 BI] HEB“ Of all 81m and Styles. BULBS EYE E. c. The Universal Slate, lo. 10 01.1) Alli) RELIABLE Bill Bill} Fulfil Liu South Harwell: A” Nomalk, Gt. 'l'll’ PKD‘I’ILLIIH WI! Inn-phi l‘v‘u— M In , t I “’ hale: t's’t-p' I! nun-om flap-Joell nus un m > We make a specialty oi AND mom mummies , Don’t forget our Great Display of Holiday Good Now on exhibition. Cell and see our Malachi. Glassware. SOMETHING NEW. Cin'r bs- acre in any othrr store. Our assortment of Penny Goo-is would nuke the _ o," gmw big and the h. an wieh luv them. One thing I want to esy to the lath!» COME IN AND LOOK. KERRIG—AN "1 . s5.“i p , ' ._ 2 _,u>;‘~ lull laiul, Si. Rural. "' I HOM ER B. HOY'I‘, some ham to: m ‘ Celehrsted Aqua urgent Milli! all in Giant ufifififim’r‘?’
Norwalk Chronicler