,, . his mum men In sosrsss
m Main-tare“ the liver
‘hflaatlisldb—lblatherlaacea-
newsman-ms...-
‘Iflll‘hiehthbbeoaaaadl'igarol.
urea, lea, Bela. 15.41» earthly
mummy Hamilton amend
. at. lies-ammonium“
theSnakeriver,in
demise have just
been re on r d e d
here. J. 0. Green,
son of Marvin
Green, praident
oi the Western
Union Telegraph
company, has re-
turned to Helena.
alter a tour of the
If. Green Wk.
, r. says
.. m an humor. that on Aug. 23'
whileonhiswsy into the park fromthe
Union Pacific, he stopped at the ranch of
Bob-t Bay Hamilton. the New Yorker,
whuetroublee with his wife at Atlantic
caused such a sensation a year ago.
’ Hamilton Was Kissing. ,
Hr. Green says that Mr. Hamilton had
bought a ranch about two months ago and
made it an outfitting place for park tour-
hts. Onhiearrivslhefoundthatllr.
Hamilton had been gone on a hunting trip
forflve days. The next day Mr. Green and
his party slaw hunt for Mr. Hamilton.
The Body Found.
About thirty miles from the ranch Mr.
Green found his body inSnake riveraud his
horse and dog a short distance away. Mr.
Hamilton was identified beyond all doubt
by Mr. Green,who had the body taken tothe
ranch and notified Mr. Hamilton's family.
Hr. Green expressed surprise at his arrival
here that the foregoing facts had not been
published.
Itbbelieved that Hamilton was drowned
whileendeavoring to ford the river. His
wish had stopped at 9 o’clock, and from
happearsnee the bodyhad been inthe
wataiour or five days.
Ilia Aged Intiser'a Oriel.
NI! Your. Sept. l5.-—-The news of the
aaddeathol’ltobert Ray Bamiltonwas a
great shock to his friends in this city, and
his and lather, Gen. Schuyler Hamilton,
was almost prostrated by the blow. He
wasseen atthe Windsor hotel yesterday
bareportermadsaid hehadbeenadvised
oftheoeeurrence on Saturday, though he
hadbeen made acquainted with none of
thadetails. “i have not heard from my
nu,” aaid he, “in some time. He left for
a hunting trip in the west with some
binds in May last, I think, and I had ex-
pectedthat he would reach home about
. this time. in fact the friends with whom
he made the trip are on their way back.
Thanewsoi his wascommnnieated
tornaon Saturday. but I am told that it
'Mk place eighty miles from a telegraph
Mam! I am as yet uninformedoi the
circumstances. i expect hm! alas: sond
Schuyler Hamilton, r., are y all
when we receive the details we will be
able to decide what to do." I
A Sketch of Ilia Lilo.
himas
Up to Aug. 27, in), Robert Ray
ilton had athrightacareerbefore
any yormg man in the city of Xew York.
Agrantkou of Robert Ray and a grandson
ofAlasanderllamilton, he had social posi-
tion and wealth with which to maintain it.
haddition, he was one oi the prominent
of the younger politicians. lie was born
Inthh city in llfil, graduated from Colum—
“college in 18.1 and from the lawachool
Myra" later. After his admission totho
who ywaetlced law with Hamilton Fish
until us), when he went into politics and
”elected to the legislature. He served
within-or. bntiflied oieleetioathsnext
A Oaad Political lac-rd.
hi”, however, he was again elected,
andwasreelected in 18'! and lflfrom
thaarhtoeratieiileventhaeeembiydistrict.
Aachalrmanoithecommitleeoneitieahe
.de a unrk and was regarded as oneof
them and best men in the lower
hams oi the legislature. So good a record
h‘halnadein the aavemhlylhat bawaa
as almost certain to getthe Bo
nominal for the senatorship
hiadistrietin .
Ila Aspirations Blasted.
Hiaaoeialstanding wasirretrievsbiy lost
and his political aspirations hopelessly
blastedwhnonAngnlflDJnanAtlano
tie City boarding house, his wife’s mur-
dwoav dagger set all tongues ,wagging
mthsdiegracefniaecretofhislile.
Dpiothis time llr. Hamiltoa’amostino
timate friends thought he wssa bachelor,
aadwhen the news came from Atlantic
(My that the wife of Assemblyman ROM
"Mimi-Alas at of murderous
“We knife into the breast cl
Kory Donaeily, her baby's nursp, theater!
unresolved iaeredaiouly. ltwasiound
.“haille, Whole-sat: :lbia muan, fi
Wot one t rst mi
‘hlaw York and of more than ordinary
"haunt in the politics of the stats,had
m a woman of worse than doubtful
mwhomhe had met in a litany
atablahonee
' The log- flaky.
Furtherinvrstigation developed “Moth-
8" Bwiatem and "Josh" Mann, and the
“II scheme of these delectable sport
Intel humanity, with Eva Hamilton.
”man iorwbom Hamilton bad sacri
haaarsaapmllooJo bleed their victim
'h‘maaas of foistingop kima falsebahy.
whiehtheymadshim belisvewaa his.“
Wm conspirators are alleged to hard
man! for their purposelromsbaby
‘ Whenkiawliewasarrastedlor
5%
iii!
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worsen
Denus‘l-lym New Jersey stale
Ire-Flori, which sentence she is now-er!b
M Ito Disappeared from View.
The evidence in the suit lorannnlrnart
of the marriage, which is not settled as
yet, showed that Mrs. Hamilton was Ill
adventurers of the very lowest extraction
and oithe very worst tape. with a record
of crime which was simply astonishing.
After the exposures following the arrest at
his wife Hamilton disappeared as com-
pletely from public view as though be bad
nevrrexistad,and the first news tbathae
been heard from him is this sad ending of
his mined life.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
AtColumM—
Columbus ........... oooiloels—s
Wile ............ o o o o o o o 0 0—.
Bass hits: Golamhna't; molar. Errors:
Cohmbus, 8; lamisvlileJ. Battarlea:chamhar-
laiaaudO'Oonnor,Dailyaadnligk.
AtToledo(YlmW)»-
Tohdo ................ o 0 ti o 0 O 0 I 0-!
BLIMKWB 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0—.
Baashila: Toledo,8. Schools... more:
Toledo.5:fit.louis,2. Batteries Culhmanand
BageJIartandllunyau.
Beoondgamm—
‘i'oledo ...................... o 0 o l o o 0—!
Minnie ..... . ............ I D D O 0 i x—I
Base hits: Toledo, 4’ 8t. tools. a. brat-s:
........ 0
less mu Athletic. 5; .
Athletic, 2; Baltimore. 5. Bottom: Ouroy sad
Inca, Harrison and Townsend.
The percentages of the clubs in the prin-
cipal leagues to date are as follows:
mvm’ moon.
W. i. P.Ct. W. L P.Ct
Bottom... 78 t! WmChicago 06 57 .583
Erooklyn. ll 50 .597 Pittaburg. is! a) .46!
New York as 50 5:6 Cleveland 6 7i .au
l’hiiad‘a.. 6t 55 .538 Buffalo... al at .230
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. L. P.0t.‘ W. L. P.Ct.
Brooklyn. 78 41 .655 (‘incla'att a: 48 .58:
Boston.... 74 46 .017 New York 56 or .46?
Philad’a.. 73 47 .609 Cleveland as 82 .187
Chicago" 73 49 .5” l’iilabnrg. 2i 160 .174
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIOX.
W. L P Cl. W. L. ECL
We.“ to . Rochester 5t 5t .5"
Br. Innis. 63 45 578 Athletic M 55 .495
Columbus or O .559 y . 02 .410
Toledo.... 66 47 Mt Bailim‘e.. so so .
ATLANTIC ASSOCIA'i'lO‘N.
W. L RC“ W. L P.0t.
16. line; n as .733}.N‘ewark.. 56 53 .514
Lebanon.. 9 46 .5alxliarrish'g. ill 63 .387
Chicago's Great Terminal System.
NEW YORK, Sept. iii—Wall street’s new
daily financial paper, The Journal of Fi-
nance, announces today a project for pro-
viding Chicago with avast terminal sys-
tem. It is to be known as the Chicago
Elevated Terminal Railroad company, and
interested in it financially are many of the
ric t men of Chicago, New York and
rope. Work upon this enterprise is to
begun very soon, and, though an inde-
pendent corporation will control it, all of
the leading railroads entering Chicago are
to be accommodated by it. Animmeuse
grand central station is to be erected, prob
ably near Twelfth and State streets, to be
used as a general union depot. Elevated
lines are to be built which will be partly
iron and steel structures and partly brick
arches. Not only passenger trains but
freight trains will run over the tracks.
The freight cars will be lowered to the
street by means of hydraulic elevators,
such as ready aroused in Inndou.
. Cine! li'a Throat Cutting Epidemic.
Cmcmxsrl, 0., Sept. l5.—-Csrrie Winner,
aged 22, a domestic in the employ of Henry
Bushman. who keeps .1 restaurant at 120
Central avenue, has been keeping company
wig-ta hack driver named Joe Kavauaugh.
hit ly after nine o'clock last night Kav—
anaugh called on the girl and invited her
to Murphy’s saloon, within a stone's throw
of the Central police station, to get a glass
of beer. A few minutes after they entered
the place Kavnnaugh drew a pocket knile
and cut the girl’s throat from ear toear.
She will die. The murderer escaped. Thit
is the third caseol the kind recorded within
the lastthirtyysix hours. Frank Williams,
who cut his wife's throat Saturday, was
arrested today.
Artist Yereatehaglu's Valuable Pictures.
Buwaw, N. Y., Sept. 15.——The works oi
the Russian artist, Vaseili Vernatchagin,
are to be removed this week from here to
Boston, where they will be on exhibition
let some months. Mr. Edward Brandus,
the manager of the collection, says the col-
lectiou will probably be sold in the spring.
Verestchagin has never sold his pictures
before. The artist may come over from
Russia to superintend the sale. The
American Art usmciation, which controls
the collection, estimates its value as in the
neighborhood of ammo.
ltlllsd by Ilia stem.
Trims: "All", lud., Sept. lh—Thomas
Burkhart has been killed in a light 1::
his stepson, Harvey Strode. Burkhart
been to town and was returning home in
toxicatad. When near his home heanti
Strode met. Strode —was looking for the
oidrnan forbeatinghismotherandbroth-
era. and attacked him with a club, tract,
uring his skull and killing him instantly.
Strode was arrested and brought here last
night and jailed.
Irish loaders to Visit A-Mem
mucous, Nob, Sept. ln—Jnie lion. John
Plasmid has just received a letter iron
the of the irish National league
reisllvetothe vialtof the irish membert
of parliament to this country during the
coming (all and winter. .iohu Dill
William O'Brien, '1'. P. John, T. Oill
Timothy Harrington will sail by the Tent
tonic for America, leaving Dublin is
October.
Your Baa-erasure Indicted.
”muffins, Wilt. Sept. L's—The
resultoi the United States grand burly":
workthns iaris ioureensusfraudlndicv
menis~two St. Paul and two Mia
enumnstora having fallen under theitlry'
cioa. These are .l. 0. Vervals
l‘. . lienrlch, oi St. Paul, and
Anna and L. B. Stanla. of Minneapolis.
.A Serious lea-way Aoatdent.
Aims, Pa , Sept. lit—While iir.
James lirrnaman, lites liarailtoa
aadllrs. A. Phillips were driving Satur-
day the horses ran away, overturning“!
merit-1s slat]! throwing the three to the
[roe werevary variously is
and lit. lilacs-as willprobably die.
In.“ lineal! with a ludicrousl-
MAT], 0.,
m-
flay“:
Pugh.
w w "on
Arrival of the Remains in
Stockholm, Swell”,
THE DEAD lNYBN’l‘OB HOIB AGAIN
Over loo.ooo People no... the Ire-ell
oi the Body from las'onlssr natu-
mare to the Shore—flu hen-alas Lying
in lists leer lr‘laasea'a lllrthpiaee.
firlocsuou. Sept. iii—The body oi the
latsJohn Erie-son was removed from the
United Staten steamship Baltimore Sun.
daysnd conveyed ashore in aroyal ,
whiohwas plainly draped in black. When
the landing was reached the casketwas
carried byaailora oi theBaltimore tothe
pavilion especially erected to receive it.
After the brief formal remarks attending
thetransferthehodywaseacortedbyan.
enormous procession totbe railway station.
A- Imposing Inneral Train.
The cottage was headed bythe oillcial
representatives of the king, the crown
prince, the American minister to Sweden
and Denmark, the ofilcers of the Balti-
more, bodies of infantry and cavalry, and
many distinguished Swedish ofiicials and
citizens.
At the station the body was placed in an
elaborately draped carriage and conveyed
by spefial train to Filipstad, near the
great inventor's birthplace. Here the
body will lie in state till the public luneral
and interment.
'l’he Harbor Besplendent with Banting.
It is estimated that over one hundred
thousand people witnessed the transit of
thebody fromtile Baltimore to the rail-
way station. Minute guns were fired by
the shore forts and the Baltimore’s guns
while the body was being transferred to
term firms. Admiral Byron, head of the
Swedish navy, was In command of the in-
neral barge, and accepted the body for con-
anee ashore.
e harbor wan resplendent with flags,
vessels of all nations doing honor to the
dead. The quaya and the streets leading
to the railway station were thronged with
people, who uncovered their heads and
maintained a respectful demeanor.
Courtesias to American oncera.
Today and Tuesday the Baltimore's om.
oars willbe entertained at official banquets
m and receive other honors at the hands of
Sweden’s grateful people. On every side
praise of the American people and gov—
ernment is heard. On Wednesday the oili-
cersofthe Baltimore will dine with the
king at the royal palace in Druthningholm.
England's Uneasy 'i’ollera.
Loxnos. Sept. 15. —~ The situation at
Southampton is chaotic, the various bod-
ies of strikers being at loggerheads, and
neither workmen. employers nor the pub-
lic being able to prophesy to what extent
work will be resumed today. At an im-
mense meeting Sunday the strikiugsea-
men and firemen decided that if their
latest demands are not agreed to by noon
today they will abandon the port in a
body. leaving numerous vessels without
crews. Many members. however, are dis.
satisfied with the meageruees of the
amount paid them by the unions during
idleness, and favor a return to work our the
conditions proposed by the owners. It is
possible that these malconlonts may defeat
the practical carrying out of the resolu-
tion.
There was a meeting of 10,000 doekens in
London Sunday to consider the Sonthnmp
ton situation. Toln Mann and Ben Tillett
declared that the men had mnple cause for
dissatisfaction. but regretted that they had
acted without authority and in n manner
which embarrassed the responsible bends
of orgnnizmi lslmr throughout the king.
dom. The meeting adopted resolutions
pledging continued assistance to the
strikers In Australia. - '
Revolver and Knife Are Popular.
loxmx, Sept. l5.—-z\s a result of the
alarming lnL'rt'lL‘it? in the use of the revolver
in this country the home secretary has per-
mitted the execution of Francois Mantcau,
convicted of murder, although the jury
added to their verdict on expremion lo the
alfect that they did not think the convict
had intended to kill his victim.
The authorities answered hlanteau's apv
pea] for mercy with the statement that.
having regard to the dangerous extent
which the practice of using revolver» pre-
vailed at the present time, it was aboo
lutaly necessary to make an example.
Another dangerous practice and a novel
one. is known as "rcllttliug." It is really
running ulnuck~a phenomenon to which
was supposed to have been confined to the
Malays of the east. Recently, however,
there have been immeul instances in Lou~
don and other town-s, until the public are
thoroughly alarmed. The “woltler” runs
amuck in n crowd, stabbing right and left,
hoodlum an to whom his victims may be.
There is talk of petitioning parliament to
punish entitling with the lash, as was
done when gumstinu assumed an epidemic
form in the large cities.
Oars-any Con-tenancies the Ilave Trash.
lezlnsn, Sept. lh-«Au ofiicial German
notice has been published at Bagsmoyo
permitting everybody to traffic imiy in
slaves, and only prohibiting their c-xportaa
tion by sea. Owners are alsonuthvrired to
recover runaway ulaves. 'l'he Arabs are
ovcrioyed at this turn of affairs and are
openly purchaeing slaves from the traders.
Brutally Mani-rad by Miners.
Donna, Sept. iii—A well to do mhlent
of Hallinary, named Molimtb, ha» been
brutally murdered by miners. who were
incensed incense of his Ill-vim: elven shel-
torto evicted farmers with whom they had
quarrelrtl. -
”I. Do Ilavew'a New Poultiesss.
Nrw l‘ons. Sept. l5.«lir. George De
”Inimamlalani general Monger agent
of the Erie road. In“ accepted the [milieu
of general Monger agent of a strong
lichigsn system, with headquarters at
Grand Rapids, under the general manage-
lnent of Charles M. "cold. The system
embraces the Chicano and West Michigan,
the Detroit. Lansing and Northern. the
Saginaw Valley and 8t. Innis Railroad
companies, will. a total of about no miles.
struck at a (leasing.
Anson, ills, Sept. lbs-As Pmi hehsab's
basrwagoa was creasing the railroad track
lastnighiltwasstruek bylhe Denver
express and the driver. had llakrr, ia-
uantlyklllerl, and two boys. one theaoa
oi Ir. Bchaub. seriously Injured. The
wagon was completely denmlhlhed
WA...“
assessment-erasures».
law You. Sept. tau-Robert itasael,
whowasarrestedontheehargeolassaalb
amenities
ham-elm, mun-assures
ass ”thallium-disdain
1., .‘IJ‘
The Entire Available Surplus at .
the Publlc's Service. -
.m-
BBCRITAII WINDOWS LAST IOYII.
Ila Will l'arehaas Illa)...” of 0's an.
Irepay the Interest on Between luv
000.000 and 060,000.00. G's -Othor
leasaroa to Ease the Honey lat-kal-
an Your, Sept. lh—Secrstary Windoln
has just announced that he would purchase
W,” of 4 per cent. bonds and proper
the interest on between “manual ”f
WM oi Oper cents. in order to relieve
the stringency in the money market. The
order will be issued from Washington to-
day, giving notice that odors for the bonds
tobapurchased wiiibereceivedatil-h
o'clock noon next Wednesday.
lt Willconaulne the Available Surplus-
. Mr. Window said that he had named
«column as the amount of bonds to be
purchased because, as the entire available
surplus is now 053.00%“), the treasury has
outstanding oil’ers for bondsaud interest
amounting to raccoons) and the amount
of 4 per cents. now asked for will require
about 89.000300. This together with what
will be required for the prepayment oi the
interest on the ll per cents. will consume
the entire available surplus.
Not the Troaaun's Vault.
Mr. Windom further said there was no
doubt in his mind that the action taken
will bring satisfactory relief if the holders
of the bonds are disposed to cooperate
with the treasury. He sees no great dam
ger of serious financial trouble, and it will
not be the fault of the treasury department
if it comes.
An Exceptional Olhr.
The ofler for «l per cents, he says, isex-
ceptional, and is not to be regarded as the
policy of the administration, for with this
purchase, it it shall be made, the treasury
goes out of the market for the purchase of
that class of bonds, and will hereafter ap
pIythe current surplus to the purchase oi
the 4% per cents.
Mr. Windom has gone to “'illinmstown,
Mass" to join his family.
To Believe the Importer-a.
Common Bruises, Pa. Sept. lit—The
president is still watching closely the
threatened embarrassment to financial ai-
fairs in New York city. He has had a tal-
egraphic conference with the leaders of the
house of representatives, and while noth-
ing 01 an official character can be obtained.
it is understood that the president favors
the extension of the bonded period on
goods in the custom house to a date which
will remove all probability of financial
embarrassment to importers.
The president's advices from Secretary
Windom have all been of a character to
leave the impression that the worst of the
threatened trouble had passed. and that no
immediate apprehension need be felt.
The Time Will Be Extended.
Wasulxumx. Sept. 15.—Acting Score
tary of the Treasury Nettleton authorizes
the statement that after conference with
senate and house Republican leaders he
an say that "it is as sure asany future
legislative event can be forueen that the
date for withdrawing goods from bonded
warehouses will be iixed at Feb. 1, mill,"
in the tariff bill when it gete into confer-
ence. Gen. Nettleton says the president
concurs in changing the date to Feb. I.
A FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
”+—
Two Men Killed by the Blowing Up III
a Locomotive.
East 51". Lows, Sept. 15.——The boiler of
switch engine No. 9, of the St. Louis, Kau-
sas City and Colorado railroad, burst here,
killing Engineer Barrett and Fireman
Iloughenay. Fragments of the boiler were
buried in oil directions. onesectiun, weigh
ing fully a ton, being deposited ill) yards
away. The muse of the explosion in a
mystery. The body of the fireman was
blown up Into some telegraph wires, which
itanapped in two, falling back into the
bushes.
A number of loaded care were badly
wrecked and a large tree, on yards away,
was split open by a piece of iron weighing
”pounds. The noise caused by the ex«
plosion was heard fully a mile away. Ber
oral days «go the crew of this engine de-
serted her because it wan defective. Ii
was then taken back to the shops and re«
paired
Quamlad Over a Hammer.
Booms, Sept. law—Mrs. Sarah Eustis,
managrcas of the llnlian theatre on Now
street, was hit with n hammer on the It
last night and severely cut by Mrs. Antonio
Davito during s quarrel. Mrs. Davito was
arrested. The trouble arose over the noao
session of the hammer. Mrs. Davito's lo-
year-oid daughter had taken the hammer
from her home and tendered it in payment
of her admission fee. The mother followed
and demanded it from Mrs. Eustie,but the
latter refused to give it up unless the ten
cent admission fee wan paid. A row fol-
lowed, and Mrs. llaviln wired the hammer
and dealt the Kurtis woman a terrible blow.
Ilnriad lighty root to Death.
thsssnanur, Pa, Sept. lt—WhlleJohn
Glady and Charles lllmslead were at work
repairing an iron trestle at Duryea, nine
miles from here, Sunday morning, the
atruclt'lre gave way, throwing the men it
the ground, a distance oi eighty feet, kllh
ing them instantly. A llungsrlan boy
who was sitting on the ground underneath
the trestle was hit by the falling wreckagt
and also killed.
Crashed by a (lave-la.
ill: erru, Mu, Sept. lh~lly the cavln
in of the banks of a sewer which a combo
of men were building here two laborers,
Louis Erickascu and William Frazier, lost
their lives. Five were buried under tons
of earth. but they were taken out injured
and will recover. The two above
were dead when taken out.
A Philadelphia-fa Disgrace.
Pntnsnntmu, in, Sept. lhwirewia J.‘
Young. clerk to the health onieer, Is a do
laulterlo the amount of 817,000 and lid
led. A further examination of his book!
may increase this amount. It is believed
that Young's relatives will make good tht
amount taken.
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Oath-ring corn in lloata.
Cannon/lair, it. in, Sept. ikaeeauat
atheavy rains the Mohawk valley iiate art
submerged, causing much damsgetogrovr
lagerops. Corn is heinggathered labeatr
today. Thlehaennt occurred before“
twenty years.
maplWItrIksflettied.
(his turn, nape. lie-«The
aalhstueilwaavaalillls
ls. wuss-ran
3 than.
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Bennett & Husied,
28 lain 8h, 80. Norwalk.
Meals, Fish, 01mm,
Fruits, Ieptallel, Poultry, lie
or All Kinds ls Tkeir Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
u l «nun-r a. I.B.lil1fllll.
us: DB. citata's
llripnal Kidney and Liver Cure
(iron Planters and Ellis.
'l'hevaretheonl Wehemedievlousefor those
ellileted with Brl t's Disease, Liver Complaintand
Unnaryafiecuens. Onlythoae reparedinme
nay roan are the Originalaud only Kidney
:aglnglver Core that will restore you to perfect
All ladies Use
0. it. It. A.
Craig ledleiae 00.. Pascale, N. J.
BOLD A'l‘ -
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
an“ South Norwalk.
, late to less.
0filces, 436 Main Street,
"10683031. (IONIC.
A. _A. McLEAu’s
[IIII'IIEB IIBlIDSIIDl'I
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NOIWALIK, - COIN.
“ luxa-iner in
II. I. Patent omen.
Having titted up a
Carriage Repository
At 65 North Iain street, Ennth Norwalk. I daire to
callthcatlentioncflbe public to the fine line I
hevelaselectfrom. These Wagonsareol thebest
make, warranted and include the loading stylu oi
Surroys, Buggies, Phaetons,
Congords, Spindles, Road
darts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. 'McLEAN.
51' m
DDDIIIIDIDS AND MEATS
A'l‘ 'I'IIB OLD STAND OIP
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor to 'l‘. Burr (Buyer & Son),
8 P R I N G- 'W O O D ,
A LL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People and it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
HEATERS-
We hove two new Heaters which we would be pleasedzto show to the public:
The VIBTDR and III NEW STIIFDBD
We also have a large line of
RANGES,
Born our sun nonranne.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0d PLUMBING AND 'I‘IN WORK.
F. H.‘ NASH & BRO,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwaik.
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL
do 00.
INDI‘IIEII NEW BUILDING ADDED
PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATION.
2,700 FEET OF SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FALL STYLES ALREA])Y.
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
NEW LINES or common casnrlunus.
HUNDREDS ot‘FRESIl NOVELTnos
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TA Kl Till ILI’VA'IOI-
Ladiea’ Underwear.
TAKI CINTBI BTAIRWAY.
anallw I
Home saleaveaeerelevster
(hr-ts. mlhwfinfias s‘g'tlapv. Ram's'i‘mnbm Poregfllcn in lht' Ola lion-e.d An
sakes . e . leaps. swelry. . in, has. noose an
9|le Velma in m Special hunter in
the New linear.
.cemlaaohadesaadeeuras iatheltewlaev-ut.
w. 5. HALL a. co.
'I'IID LEADING DDDS'I'IIIII
Is what are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Read this and you have the answer.
We have purchased an
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of
CANNED
GOODS
and they have just be u to arrive. We anticipate an unpre-
cedentod sale in this hue, and we feel safe in cayin
price and quality will suit you, and if
in cans, we have them in glass. We
that the
Iron do not 11 e Fruits
ave also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors, we are yours
cordially,
sans: Houses in: ,
iiold County. ' _ 7
wanting any kind ‘
Horse, can be
HERE. Minor-sea .,
:zetgmnwgs * ;
III. II. PARSONS.
Bfiyflh EI'IDIIFIIL , *
some n. nurture, -
wholesalrandlietallnnlei'iaallkildld .
IDII. IND WDDD
Brick, nine. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, hackswanna, honest
lountaiu. li‘r-nnklin, and ‘
Wilkesnarre Goals.
Aunt for RUBBER PIIIII
Yuan foot of Washington and s... ‘
ehallstreete. Branch ofioe atBtilnn
Drug Store “III
LAWN M WED
THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomas, the Best in the
“’orld, ll-incll Cut, 30....
The Dayton, 14-inch Cut, “J
w. c. outrun»
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
W. H. MEEKER 85 CO.
SOLE AGENTS
“Fianna” sum lulu.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
, Gas Pit .
Tin and Sheet iron Worg .
STOVES, BAIGEI.
AND T I NWAR E.
lstl-ateagivea for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
mo HALL 3100!
79 WISHIIIIDI IIIIII.
nausea-2R.
Wall Pa .rs, Paints, crime
Bru‘hee, Coach micro
and Varnish”.
ARTISTS’ Goons.
schosssrs 1.: mo woos ha
i f sad wit
‘ hfio‘fia‘rnrsaw ollaoa . in
II I m.
PIMID'B Platoon oosoa V
$9.5. hath locals. oetalee beers, It.
spot or m white.
Pointing, Paper Balm .
and Decorating. “
HITS I ,
Sprint? Styles.
s... .3 3.7.17.3. 1....
”announce-W
Norwalk Chronicler