All root 1%.- .dm _ n gt rowirumw i of Mn looms. A” loll-lay to Withdraw. . M Ir Niodriaglm- and Ir. .oflban. will go ovu- fromthe MOW Rood force-before Qatar» fly. “use. frlsalkoflr.lcxlaloy Thom-gin. himthoadvlmbllity ctr-Mam the medal- WMhsh-ethhque‘iaauadsrooa- :, ‘m 'lho loaot at Booth Strength. 'htugthshowabylr. ltssd lsgsaee lolly attributed to the interference of the ”IMMInnla. Both lamin- .Inaadlr.0uaydsnythatthsyhave f tic-Intimidation» in the matter,bat hg-l'alimwe-lonlsthatthoy have in- Mthevoteaofanumhor of Pennsyl- v-hasandturnedthanoverto llr. Reed. Amof tho Pennsylvania Republicans ktohholdtodaytodcterminowhetbertbc “Withhotoasauultornot. lftbe “anatomist; question of Ian-ad'- election would be decided abso ‘lflhthoaflrmativo. What the flea main. tires Kelley, Harmer, Yard~ whithoaseeptionof Hr.Flood,willfavov It.” for speakerluthecaucusonfiat— Thanksgiving at the Capital. . wthadayintheusualway. was the only guest. you , W HERE AND THERE. ,whahtg _ Dartmouth the championship. lean-ma, :0; Athletic. 4. attha’l’olo grounds, 10 to 4. A Draw at El-lra. hambwnorgoal. Mall WI- Winner. ”I”! Burn. 5! to 0. Johns Hopkins Defeated. is’hyassulaot demo. ' kligh boy. was. of a status Ilavelkd. said-amum" ""‘sfio"-u: m filer-emu? I. hem-attic”. III. Wasam, Nov. zit—The first Thanks day of the new administration was celebrated in Wuhington. The mat department and most of the ; ’ houses were clam,and the em— vvlth their relativa and friends, The President Observes the Day.- -Tho Mat obeyed the injunction of j his’l‘hanhgiving proclamation by attending ”The at tho Ch of the Covenant in the flirting. Int ternoon he atoauold— ‘ “Thanksgiving dinner attheWhite surrounded by the members of his ‘M’. Col. Ernst. of the army, the new . m of public buildings and WWW and PMGm— “Washington. Theformer, with In. Windom, is in Brooklyn. and Mr. 'aaamakerisathis marque-gunned. “wharehahaaahousefullofyoung Wis-a can-- of Interest at Different ”and Stevens institute football lean: flayed at Hobokou yesterday, Dartmouth 'byascorcof lfltoa Thisgives _, The Ianhattan Athletic club football but defeated theNew York Athletic club Ma. N. Y., Nov. 20.—~Ths football gams'hsreyesterday between eleven: from fluUaiversityofRochestoraml Union col- Ioldtsdh a draw.neithuside nam- mom N. Y.. Nov. 29,-ln the foot— ball cont—t between Cornell and the Uni- of Pennsylvania, the former won. , W Va, Nov. m—The UM of Virginia football team do- Wbdohns Hopkins univ-Iity eleven al-Thn Lehigh m. Pa. defeated the maladatsatfootballbyaaeora offitol. ”Tux. llov. fl—Omo Hurray,a "whissuhjecttofitaof h-nity,ran hallontholotwhioh itrsosntly porch-ad. The union has 1.0a) members. PM carried away three mills near laurel, Del. Peyton Villas. a please, died near Grun- ville. Ora. aged Ill) years Tho of The Toronto list! in tho memo libel suit brought against it by the Julia has been “hard. William llodgmaa, a farmer livingnsar Granville. N. 11.. shot and kilhd his wife during a donnstic hrawL William HeOomhafarmhandof 18. was killed by the accidental discharge of hi gun while hunting nsar llehoboath, Del. Bury ll. Howell‘s house in Athol, Ila... waarobbed. and between “Wand“.woh ash and securities taken from a safe. Iii: Cleo Nelson,a beautiful young girl of Cincinnati, tried to commit suicide by shoot- ing herself because of disappointment in love. The doctors my she will dia W. ll. Edwards, a private in the Harris Guards, of Atlantic City, N. J., was and dentally shot by “out. Rumell G. Bing while the guard WW shooting, and will likely die. Mark 601 and his 16-year-old son were on. loading a wagon of cinders on the river bank at Wheeling,W.Va.. when the bank gave way and they were thrown into the Ohio river and drowned THEY ATTACKED THE PRELATE. Archbishop Walsh Stoned While on Ills Way to Be Installed. Toltomo, Nov. flit—lilo Grace Archbishop Walsh, recently appointed to this diocese, was installed here with imposing ceremony. A couple of hundred Catholic citizens went to Hamilton to meet the archbishop, who came down from London, accompanied by several dignitaries of the church. On an rival at Toronto a great crowd was en- countered, but the Orange element in this city was too powerful to make his journey one of peace. 0n the read here an attack with stones was made on the archbishop's carriage, wherein he sat with Father Walsh and lion. Frank Smith. One stone smashed the win- dow. On another corner the archbishop was greeted with a shower of snowballs Finally the cathedral was gained. In his speech there Archbishop Walsh said that the Catholic religion was in this country be- fore all others, and intended to remain here, and that the church would keep its hold dame all opposition. Archbishop Walsh was seriously injured bystoncs in the attack. His right arm is bruised and lnrceratcd, and his grace is prostmted. There has been mnsidersble in- dignation exprmd here over the dastardly outrage. Intense feeling is manifested by both sides, and further trouble is not im< probable. A Newark Sensation. lizwaas, N. J., Nov. Elm—Charles F. Vogel, a young man well known about town, was held in the sum of “Julia the court of com- mon pleas. charged by Miss Nettie Fointhal, a prcpossessing young lady of :33 summers, who lives at 96 Dream street, with having failed to fulfill his promise to marry her. In her afldavit Mini Feinthal states that the youngmsnwou her alfcctions,namedaday for the marriage, and then. having snared havthatthoclergyman had been engaged to perform the ceremony, induced her to yield to his desires. The promised wedding day came, but with it came the intended bride- ‘s refual to fulfill his promise. Min Fointhal at once brought suit for 310,0“). Rev. lather (lunatic Arrives. lion-run, Nov. 20.—-A rather remarkable lady hassrrivedhcraia the [men of the llev. Mother Gonatte, fonndress of the Precious Blood order in Canada, and head of the samecommunity in the town of St. Hyacintha. Thorevorond ladylsenrouteto Brooklyn, N. Y., where a wealthy American gentlmian isbuildinga mastery for the ladiuof the Precious Blood. The reverend ladyinquestionhaa become famous in the Catholic world on account of her fervent gisty, and it isalleged by the faithful tint at a palod following conduit prayer the stigmah appear on the palms d her hands lagland the Dane. Gtcoror of Fina-so. Br. toms, Nov. n—Attha‘ unload! the national silver conventions national sil- ver committee of one member from each state and territory was formed In a speech Thomas Fitch. of Nevaih. declared that England, in its financial dealings with other 0‘ nations. wasthalmncosteererof theworld, and Uncle llamthe gentleman fromtherural dktricta The delegates hamucted in the evening at the larchanh’ exchange. A thunandguutawereprsseat. lashing for Clara Plovco'a lfnrdoror. tbfactthatflllgirlhadb‘ malted. vectthe m (knittdaKsratry’slnflnh ragalarlugltiunksra anew-neutrinos. Eili'iii if: E E: Barnum Pa, Nov. 29.—-A man he beenarrostedat Vanderbilton suspicion of being the murderer of Clara l’ierce.nsar Knuthaus. but he was released. having provedanallbi. Abodyofmenaresearch- ingforatrampsnspoctedofbcingthe mur- derer. Himl’iercewasapretty girl of 18. Eerhodywasfound intheroadwith three hullstholeslnlt,and the inqut revealed International Copyright with Ira-co. Now You, Rev. 21-111» Wald’a Wash- ington spacial says: Secretary Blaine is aa- gagsd in negotiating an Intunatlonal copy- rgbttreaty with France. Genome Ker-try . reps a WM views of the literary men of that can Hoisnotatalleooaoctsdwlth flick, liar. tl.»A thrash J 2:5: .3. q presiding enema-sans the region-lb! ofcastlngthsdeculugvotothatbaoew-ry toeantltutoaqnorum. Lloutensntflovdruor Richards says that he believes the outlhied la the duties ho will break thedoadlock. The Republicans» also covaldorlng tho pahllcans from Silver Bow. knowing that without these members the Democrat could do as they pleased. brutal Harder at Uyracuse. Silicon, N. Y.. Nov. Sit—lichaol Keno body. a salt holler, brutally killed his wife, Kory Kennedy. at their home. near the salt works, in the Third ward. Both the man and the woman had been on a drunken spreo for the last few days Kennedy was splat- tered with blood from head to foot. Neigh— bors found the woman on a bed drenched with blood. The floor was nearly covered with a pool of blood. The back of the mar- dercd woman's neck and head were slashed. andon the floor lay a knife and an ax smeared with blood. The body was cold, and the crime must have been committed early in the night. Kennedy made no eilort to escape. Nearly Beat Illa Wife to Death. lirw YORK, Nov. Ell—A special to The World from Philadelphia says: Lewis W. fihallcross, one of the members of the great iron firm of Morris Tusker a Co. and a millionaire resident of Frankford. beat his wife almost to death and has been committed to Kirkhride’n insane asylum. The mull. was committed while he was on a drunken spree. Mrs. Shallcmm is very ill from the frightful healing and kicking which she ro— ocived, but it is hoped that she may recover. Shallcross is 3% years old and his wife 30. lle. Cursed Ills Creator. Pummwx, l’a., Nov. SEQ—John Chaos, a bola-hm paralytic, aged 35, was found dead on the floor of his hovel, with aleatber strap loosely fustcncd around his neck. Buicidels the gt-ncrully accepted theory. Until re- cently Charm was a line specimen of physical manhood. it is related that one day be curved his creator in a most terrible manner. when he fell over, struck dumb and pr- alyzed from head to foot. He remained so until his death. l-anulfed by a Landslide. Bunnmmnv, N. J., Nov. Ell—A house at the upper end of the Pattenburg tunnel on the h-high Vallsymad was engulfed by a landslide at 3 a. m. The house was used to shelter a stationary pumping engine. A train was missing when the slide occurred1 and the mass of earth swept the house and Engine-er “'illiatn liiglcy against the can, reducing the house to kindling woodand crushing Biglny to death. A Town Devastated. Amara, 1a., Nov. LEI—The town of Woo- Icy, twelve miles east of here, was nearly do- stroycd by fire. The blaze started in Put- nam’s grain elevator, burning that and Bar» dell Huntley’s warehouse, hi. Taylor's coal shed, lumber office and yards. the Dluger House barns and ll. Taylor’s drug store. The Algona ilro dopartuient wastelegraphed for and rendered valuable assistance. The loss will be many thousands of dollars. shot and llangod Himself. Brrnunu. Pa, Nov. 29.—Joha Kreidler. a watchman in Barber’s machine shops at Bath, was found suspended by the neck with a strap, from the door of a closet, and with a bullet hole in his heart. Kreidler had basn drinking heavily for two weeks and was dis- charged from his position. Worry over this haupposedtobothecausa Thssuicidc'al bfiyearsoldand lsavess wifaand Iva chil- then. Bella! Funds for Lynn. lass, Mass, Nov. Ell—Local insurance agents announce that lumen by the late lira herewill be paid lnfull. Thoworkofad- jostlng losses is progne-ing rapidly. A heavy rain during the day did not prevent a good deal being done toward clearing up the ruins. The contents of the bank vaults are all right. Relief contributions to tho amount of 82),” have bosnraceived. It building has begun in many casas. Gamblers Accused of Train Bohhery. Gunman, Ten, Nov. fl—Nlm men have been arrutcd, charged with the Santa To train robbery. near Berwyn. l. '11, Non- day night. All are gamblers. Seven m «rested in Ardmore and two in The olllccrs refuse to divulge the names of those arrested. A large force of deputy mar- shals is still searching in the vicinity of tho robbery. Blown to Death by a Dollar. Austral, Kan, Nov. Ill—At the farm of John Bridger. two milssweatof this city. tho boiler of an engine med in asorghum cover, however. lristal's shipping Trade Pauly-d. porthparal m filaflasnrol oaoso. thsoflceofthol’aclflc I Il-lahr M‘l “I m “iris- ilk-WW h H ltyhohhsdahalhosusodlockstohoplacad huh-d winner-D‘anmd onallthedoovsand placed guardsfortho W” tango-u! Mutton)“ purposeof keeping out the contesting Ito- sin-00m the from ltaeajo Morodou'thlher- ub-Mghllyra‘wwosaiulrnlorwood— chuck,but live and enjoy the supporter-of oi oversating.audehowedthat inthlscoua- pre- exploded, instantly killing Bridges and horribly mingling William Carr and Gist-lea Webb. Webb had his arm ahaost turn from thesocketand will prohablydia. Carr’slcft leg was broken in two placu. He will It Iosooa, Nov. flit—The dockmea and lighterlnouof Bristol. or whom there are 7.51), have struck owing to the merchants having given notice that they would lock mtthsthnhsr runners if they refined to workwltliforel “news. Thotl'adoottho roeroara, Tan, liolel.-—'rhs-fsla laps-compani- bammbbsdoflqlm. ’l‘hethlefkadaksy btbsdowendthseomflmfloaatthsufa There is much mystery surrounding the fauna, lov. I-Jlattat Blat- maid-r M kesgoas to Vanilla wha- flat- llfo, God's greatest gift. panda-lam Jamel ‘ M Waco»: and Carriages made and re- loodllltllhlltlfltofloaltlt. Dr.Atwatsr,inthspapsrread byhlmbe— fore tho last convmtiou of the American Publicfisalth s-odation.dweltontheevih try people overeat enormously, especially in ' Flu siliaaéi ii $4 m lam. A. DICKERMAN & SON, 84 WASHINGTON STREET, 'l'lllll: llll'l'll Bl Ill Yam ur cam. SOUTH NORWALK. Illlll ~ souls :7 W.B. Hall & 13111130131903“ "common-cum. ”é IMO. ; “.‘ ”‘11ch a STEEL, Carriage Bulldersl No.2“ MAIN STREET. REAR 0F BALVATION ARMY BUILDING. paired. JOBBIIO rnonsmr ansannnoro. Ill. Signs made, lettered. and hung. the matter of meat and sweetmeata. with the rsmltof undermining their health loade gree. Dr. Jn‘omo Walker gave facts toprnve that meat once a day was enough for any or- dlnary person. Dr. Atkinson showed the lmportancsof hetteroooflngforflwm lie considered that a great obstruction to im- provunent in the art of cooking is the almost universal misconception that the liner cuts of meat are more nutritious than the coarser portions, coupled with an almost lumperahle prejudice among working people against stewed food. This prejudice is doubtlem due to the tasteless quality of boiled meat; boil- lug toughen: each of the flue fibers. and de- prives the meat almost wholly of in dhtinc- tlve flavor. All these blunders and misconceptions must WRIGHT 85 FLYNN, Carriage Makers And maintains of All kinds of Wu ons. Trucks. Carts. 0 . mfllmfiwmtlrm “1:... lewlloadcarllonly “11 Horse-Shoein and kinds of Blackgntthing Pool of Franklin UL. South Nor-walk. evidently be removed before any true art of “"5 tt cooking canbecome common practice. The more my, however, does it become to N invent apparatus in which meat can only be simmered and cannot boil, and also to invent a stove or oven in which neither meat nor Rewandeewmbhand bread can be overcooked, dried up or reu- deml indigestible by too much heat. Next. maple must be permaded that a better and more nutritious breakfast can be made ready to eat. as soon as the family are out of bed. by putting meat stews. oatmeal. brown bread and many kinds of pudding into the cooker, and simmering all night by the use of a single safe lamp, than in any other way.— New York Commercial Advertiser. Titmlce. especially great-tits. are held in great horror by many hsaksspers, who do Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages, Canopies, Spindles, Prices tn HENRY etc. Suit All. Til-Y- clara that thoyaro their greatest m andsccusothemof tsppingatthscntrusova tothehiv-andsuappingapthshauasthey oomeoutmdiseovcwhatlsanin' I8 lllllll BAKING PIIWIIEII PIIIIE? Do its Manufacturers Publish all the Ingredients Used? IS IT FREE FROM AMMONIA? As is well known, ammonia is unhealth- ful in food, and dries up the bread material. Protection to consumers of food com- pounds lies in their abilily to choose those made from healthful substances. Unlcm manufacturers publish just what their baking powder is made of. do not use their goods. but boy instead GLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. hispowdtrlsmads d pe cream of tartar?“ WWW harbouate of soda, with alittle w flourtopreserveit. 'l'hlsisattmted the ' ct Boardsofllealt’h throughoutihe . mummm. . 'l'lls Whom M PERFEGTLY PURE. anon ominous mutton m 11'. luvfllaowntnyctha. catamarans it is the mom Guns bur. ad from (behest hatsttoussadguaran absolutely pure fro-from alladaltsratlmsorcolorln: nutter The are and warranted fill wdght. Rb mnem- alnirsl in use than theta-tr ' WV s actuarial a. mixed. Head ours, as ”list, All» ”rash For-la by tho beat (em I". ll. LAWTON 8 00.. ll. h’llollllllflll, South Norwalk. Cola. REQUIRE! CHAS. ll. FIRMS, NIINNIiIlN I ALL GRADES Lowest Prices I The Best Goodaflor 8001‘ Clark “w II. S. BRflWN’S _....().__ won. the Least money —AT—-— a SHOE STORE, Ir. Lane’s Block: MAIN STREET. Ilbtf CANDIES BKEéfi'v ! coasuoomacaunvma-ndsnnm ”torus-malady. WohnHolland mg. 181. to 1888- PRATI’S Fllllll IIllI‘iBi, IIIIIIII lIIII IIIIlllIllIli' ._ 103* lurc Cure for all Ill-cases. MAKES “ENS LAY BAlED "Amp STRAW. Peal Moss Stable Bellini —— AT..— RAYM NIIBRIJS coal! lloal I llaalmiii‘lluufl E. M. TOLLES & CO. Allghgfltevarlaluof hapl and‘freehugnlng e. prlcesglven orwmcrsawy. lemon merited. well pre— Al Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood Saved and Split. BUNDLED woodfik‘srrmm. TAB” AND OFFICE. Water 81., Foot of Bavllaad 81., Opposite Pratt A Wood’s Shoe lanotaetory. Jonn n. FEBBIS, Wholmlsand Which allkindlof IilllL INII W001] Brick. Lime, Cement. Blue Stone. Etc. hehlgk, Lsckswanua, locust lountaln, Franklin, and Wilkesharro Goals. but far RUBBER Pllll‘l‘ Yard‘foot of Washington and lab slnllstroets. Branch once atfitilson Dru: Stove Mini HUMPHREYS’ * Artificial Stone Steps. Goplug. Lawn Bounds. CARRIAGE BLOOIiS. doc. doc. . Manufactured by C. T. lEONABD, as Water Street. lals ly Wis llllln Stats Wm. B. mom n so Sanitary and Mimi: ‘ . 'l‘ lunoaeasaasrwullsav-s It. I mmggwmw healfiarvevlsgsadlleaeraliorkwlllfi mu heslveapruptattcst’los. 7 .' " filaslllru. Cor. lain R West St}. PLUMBING, Steam and Gas Filling. STEAM HEATEhS AND Hot Air Heaters. moi-iii»: ”m ‘ groves and M8039, scorn aoawam. m AME-LI, m I'D} Hillillmm T‘ AND GLASS Winn :» We have the cheapest Ten and Toilet lots? In 'I'ovvn.‘ , m and aim Iron war.“- , FUR THE FALL lllll WINTER mull" -—-¢o+——- lluving oulenrgd largely. invoices of goods are coming in' I“ darlyhand bought strictly for cash, and expenses being lightTI intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town ‘: :1 ln Prices and Quality. 0. H. HARVEY, 12 North Main St, So. Norwalk. * J lLSll Bfih Now on exhibition. t E. C. GRANDEST DISPLAY oi" LAMPS FEVERY Bulimia/Li rer seen in 80th Norwalk, from 25c to $10.00. 3, llllllllEYS All] mall 01’ all all?! and Styles. We make a specialty of BULBS EYE AND NIGHT LANTEENS Don’t forget our Great Display of Holiday Goods Malachi Glasgvvare. SOMETHING NEW. I Can’t be seen in any other store. Our assortment of Fancy Goods '0‘.“ maka a“ eyes grow big and the heart wish for them. One thing I Want to a, to m ladies: comm m AND noon. KERRIG4N- , The Universal Store, in. 10 North lain ll, 80. lanai?“ .y i', ‘5‘40' v OLD AND llEblABLE Baily Dim} Freight Lina South Norwalk AND Norwalk, 0t. 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