3' musmfl’snr‘rss
'can Aid for Ireland said my,
to Be a Political‘Plot.
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In. numm or the Potato rum Do
.lad by that Journal—Tho News Say!
not While England (lives Coercion tc
Ireland, America Far-lobes Bread.
Wool, Oct. d—The London Times do
. run its chiefI leader of over a column'tt
I I proceedings of the American commit
' fertile relief of the famine in Ireland
writer says: "We can assure this com
...- “American politicians and ions
‘ that the famine with which they
» I - in angle for the Irish vote has not
' been heard of here outside the column!
lfr.‘ Parnell’a papers, and those are not
' I I .. usually resorted tofor facts by per
“. .. familiarwith their methods.
England Ignored.
, ”he appeal of the American committee
. couched in the usual turgid niagnilo
. oftransetlanticelectioneering liter
..,, , and, with splendid consistency,
the existence of this country, it:
, ~II ernment and its people, and persists in
. .» ting Ireland as though the fondest
irationaof the Clan-naIGnel had been
I minplished, and Dublin was already the
vvpital of an inde dent power, wholly
i cred from Great Britain and knit by
,-I .. ofblood and friendship and politics?
. v. to the Unimd States.
Great Britain Not Indiforent.
. “The authors of this remarkable maul
I I, in their feverish haste to ahticipau
g » coming elections, seem to have forgot
\' I~ that a very large number of persons ir
...- isla'nd are eager to grant every do
.. Irishman can make, and that he
,creed or section of people in Great
In n has ever displayed indiflcrence te
.. squerings of its fellow subjects.
“The transparent truth is that the from
rs of thisilnpudent and mendacious docu-
Ient are bent, not on charity, but on elec-
oneering. They know perfectly well, a:
l the world knows, that in the terribit
rish famine of 1846, English aid and En
3.1“” aims were poured freely into Ireland.
'“ Ion the partial failure of the potato crop
I Ik place in 1879 it was the wife of an Eu
. viceroy who opened thelirst fund it
“I I of the sufierers."
Praise from Liberal Papers.
The Liberal papers, on the other hand.
II loudin their praises of the United States
I I their spontaneous action, The Star head»
its article "America Shame: Us.”
In the current number of The Paternos
Review Dr. McWeeney, an expert on
.V I subject, proves conclusively that the
,' otato crop of Ireland this your will not be
. I I: . than half as great as usual. His fig-
whlch cannot be controvertcd, speak
. themselves better than miles of cdito
written by men who perhaps have
-I been in Ireland or eaten an Irish
v v
u.» .
Coercion Instead of Bread.
TheSt. James’ Gazette comments in a
gmanncr upon the movement in
.. , catoeetablishn fund for the relief
famine sufferers in Ireland. It says the
. ament is simply a dodge to occurs the
. vote.
1 The Pall Mall Gazette rebukes The
n... for its article denying that the con-
- ,., of'affairs in ireland is such as to
_ t apprehensions of a scarcity of
.. The Gazette asks: “Does Jackson’s
. acamper, Balfour's plncid absence
In Ireland, or the eager scepticism of
L Times prove that there is no famine
Ireland?"
The Daily News says: "Everylrue En-
: . Imanhonors the liberal hearted men
2‘ ‘ America. But every true Englishman
I . feel ashamed of his own govern-
IIt, which is only offering Ireland coer-
. while strangers are offering her
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BARBARITY lN lNDlA.
Brutal Husband I'orribly Carries 00
Ill- Ton-Year-Old Wife.
LONDON, Oct.3.—-Engiisb rule in India is
. I rons and well established and the
. res appear contented, although there
a strong agitation going on for a native
;I - parliament, in which both states
» . people shall be represented. Another
. ... Itthatis being powerfully urged
- intelligent Hindooo is fora reform in
narrlagelaws Females are married
infancy and their husbands take them
while they are yet children. Great
It has been added to the agitation for
-- .. bya recent occurrence in Calcutta.
Bindoo, whose daughter had been
. I .. when she wasa babe-t monthsold,
strenuously when the husband
,. toclaim her at the ageof l0years.
. . husband summoned the native police
blaasslstance and the girl was borne
, shrieking for help, while her father
. senseless on the threshold. No one
. - I toald the wretched girl, for the hue
- . had native custom and English law
his side. The following day the girl
weadead,avictim of the inhuman
The latter was arrested on a
of murder, but nothing could he
- against him and he was cleared.
moiety years since the burningof
with their dead husbands was
. . -I in India, but much more remains
hmpllshed to redeem women from
. departed condition.
A Dishes-red Attorney meet
II, Oct. .‘l,~-Jamcs Tuner. and 4i,
7 Uharlessown sfrret, was shot and
I1] fatally wounded in ilaymnrket
by an Italian named .i’olm (laz-
‘I of it? ilachntone street. Toner,
. was formerly a member of the Suf-
’ bar. was convicted some years ago of
. Inpou Mr. l’nulni,of the North
I - and aerveda portion of It five years’
:‘ I I - in state prison, being at the time
' I from the bar. Toner woe execu-
. of the We of (fixation (lnzzolo, a
1~ .her of John, and between the latter
Toner there has been anl blood for
time owing to the latter’s alleged
nagrment of the estate. «mm
Al frequently threatened to have Toner’s
“a, .
It.‘
-. They Want linin- ile- Employed.
‘ u, I idiot. a—The National Gaswork’
, ' union has demanded that the London
. I t and Coke company shall employ
, . anion men. A deputation will call
the company's Mn today to
,I their reopens: to the demand.
Cmpaayhaaacapltai oi mmm,
mien it,” nice.
i
I larlbo'llm Arr-ale.
‘Mauwlhnofmfovthe’l’ip-
-. men-mam ‘n-
x, filaslasllyM-adibg
womb-butane
" mum ATTACK or run 'I'IlBs‘
n....II.f',....
”m hits: Buffalo. 6; Brooklyn. ii. Errors:
| Canola
Buf-
Ialo, It; Brooklyn, 8. Batteries: ghou-
M lack. Sowderaand Dally.
MCIeveiand— ‘
mashed. ..... roosooos—ll
Phlhdeiphta. ..... ”condition—O
Baseline: Cleveland, ll; Philadelphia, 9. Ir.
tors: Cleveland. 4: Philadelphia, 6. Dumb:
O‘Brien and Stitl'llflr. llul’illlton and ”Wm.
At Chicago~
Chicago ................ 0 0 O O O 0 fl twd
“"Ym....... 0 0 ti o o o o o—-O
Base bite: Chicago, f: bow York, It.
Chic 0. '1: New York,
and iarreli. Crane and
count of darkness.
National League.
Brown. Coiled on so:
At Brooklyn »
Pillsbury... ,.0 0 0 O l 0 O O 1
Brooklyn. ....2 2 3 010 o l x—O
Basehits: l'lttnburg, 7; Brooklyn, fl. Errors:
Plttaburg 6; Brooklyn, 1. liatlerles: Anderson
and Berger; Terry, Clark and Foul:
At Cincinnati -. ,
Olnclnnati... ......l 0 0 0 O 0 O ‘2 0‘8
Bostonmm ...0 0 5 o o 2 0 0 x—7
Base hits: Cincinnati, 9; Boston. ii. arson:
Cincinnati, 4: Boston, 3. Batteries: Rhine and
Harrington, Clarkson and Bennett.
AtCieveland'
Cleveland ............ 200000000—1
Philadelphia ......... 000002000—8
Base hits: Cleveland, It; Philadelphia, I. Kr-
rora: Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, l. Batteriu:
Young and Zimmer, (Hanson and Clemens. Call
ed on account of darku m.
AtChicago—
Chicago ............. , ..... ‘2 l l o 3 0 0—1
NewYork.... .l 0 0 O i l—l
Blue hits: Chicago, 7; New York, 6. Errors:
Chicago, 0: New Yul-la. 2. Batteries: Hutchin-
son and Eagle, Sharron and Clark. Called on
account of darkness.
The attendance was as follows:
l’iayers'. National‘
Cievcland............. .. 25) 250
Buffalo. . 472 -
Brooklyn. — i,“
Clnmnnati ............ . .. — w
Cilicngo ........................... 7:. 618
Totals. .. .. 1,415 2. I
American Association.
At Coinmims~
Columbus. ... ,.'.’ 0 l 0 3 0 0 3 1-10
Athletic .......... U 0 l O 0 l O 0 2
Base hill? Columbus, l-i. Athletic. 5, Errors:
ColuulmsJ: Alhlt’llf', '2. Batteries: Gastrigilt
and O'Connor. Green and Riddle.
At 'l'olcdow
Toledo 0 a 0 l O—
Ilochester . 0 0 l) 0 0——
Basc hits: Toledo, s: Itm-lles'er. It. Errors:
Toledo. 1; Ruf‘llt'slel',0. Batteries: [Italy and
Sage, Barr and Mctiulrr t'nllcd on account of
darkness.
At St. Innis --
3:. Louis
..........0 0 0 0 I
l 0 0 O l
t 0 '2 o o o 0 0 o— 6
Syracuse. .. U 2 U 0 l f 0 0 l—b
Base hit . . . bulls, ll; Syracuw, 9. Error;
lit. Louis, 4: SyroI-mw. 2. Batteries: Slivctts nod
flunyon. Keefe and Inn.
The Snalth Case.
ALBANY, X. \1, Oct. 3, —-’l‘he hearing on
Contractor Snmth’a cluim‘for 80,000 al-
leged to be due nn his n.<..oIr:li;ly ceiling ac-
count wus continued before the state
board of claims; 1-" Superintendent An-
drews, on crosscxar .untion, testified that
Snaith delivered his bid to him personally.
Snaith said he sent his bid to Andrews by
a messenger boy. lie consented to specilb
cations ceiling for paper macho, notwithv
standing the fact that he was not familiar
with its composition, nor had he ever used
it. He had never consulted with the as«
sembly ceiling commission relative to sev-
eral changes in the plans which he author—
ized, as he should have done. Snaith was
again called and testified that he finished
the pilsstcry in the assembly chamber ac‘
cording to instructions received from the
architect and Mr. Andrews, md they were
finished in a manner made necessary by
the circumstances. The testimony being
all in it was declared closed, nml the case
was continued over until the first day of
the November term of the court, Nov. ll,
when the counsel on both sides will be al-
lowed to present their arguments.
They (let Something for Nothing.
Bowman, N. Y, Oct. 3. ~~An organize-
lion styled 'l'hc Mutual lirnclit association,
started here within a few tiny», similar to
the one in liornellsvlilc and another in
Syracuse, under the old Mule law, which
allows clubs to establish funds for the
benefit of its members. The scheme is:
Each member pays Ill) initiation fee and
31.25 per month dues. The first “,000 in
tllelreasuryis paid to member No. l, the
second sumo to ‘So. 2, etc. After a mem—
ber receives his 81,030 he can withdraw.
The scheme is looked on by many here as
aswindle and the association's plans are
exposed by The Post—Express. There is no
permanent fund and the question arises,
where will members up in the high num-
bers get their money when public confi-
dence ceases and the association goes under.
It is believed to be a good scheme for memA
hers under numbers 25 or 50. There are 150
members now in the association here.
England Is In licensed Place.
lions»; Oct. 3,—The St. James lluzetta
dismisses the church congress. the German
socialist situation, the great labor troubles
and other leading questions of the day
to declare that the most important news
is the statement made by SirJames Kitaon
to the Iron and Steel congress in New York
that America has reached the position of
the greatest iron producing nation in the
world. The Gasctte debates upon the
significance of this fact and declares that
it behooves England to consider the III-
mense meaning it has in respect to her
future relative commercial position.
lis-Nccvetary Thom-a Dead.
fiatrmomt. lid, Oct. Ila-Philip Francis
flames died Oct. 2. lie was one of the
best known and highly respected charac-
ters in the state. In fill!) he was elected to
the Twenty-sixth congren. inter on he
was governor of Maryland. secretary of the
treasury for a short period under President
Buchanan, and at different times member
of the house of delegates. lie was elected
United States senator in mm, but was re-
fused admission because of alleged disloy-
alty to the Union during the war.
They Touched lllu for alo.ooo.
I’lr‘rsnr'lm, Oct. 3.~Whlie .l. K. (lard-
ner, an extensive lumber dealer of Rodge
way, Pa, was returning from East Liver-
pool, O., to Allegheny, e nicely dressed
"bt-akemen" called :3? "Allegheny."
Gardner started for the door, but was i.
mediately jammed into a corner by new
eral men. lie apologised to one of them.
After the city was reached Gardner found
he had apologized too soon. Ilia pocket
book containing stoma had been stolen by
the men.
[by Has a Hypo-rite.
Brennan's, Oct. 8.-—Additionai charges
of larceny and one of forgery, have been
brought against Joseph .I. Day,.lr., the
real estate agent. and several victimized
widows. whose eiahaa aggregate “0.”.
plumbed:- lake ltmforhbnifhels
i" . IMWw A»
An Item Dam at the Diva's!”
Song nl ”II-nae. itwees Ilene."
It remained iota couple of Ban,
mentorecelveaaong from Pauli, :3th
out the diva’s eminent. Clark Palmer and
Conway Nestor are Ellison‘s agents on this
coast. Hr. Nestor was with the wizard in
his laboratory in New Jersey for a consump-
No time. lie is thoroughly familiar withths
latest electrical devices, and in conjunction
with Palmer be determined to have along
from Patti by book or (root, The latter
method sumo-«led.
A letter was written, in which Mme. Patti
was muestevi, in the name of science, real-
low in mg, sung by her, to be recorded by
the phonograph and produced before the
Academy of Science at its next meeting.
Patti declined, and then came the problemof
how to obtain that song, despite berm. ' I be M
Palmer and Nestor put their heads
A few moments before 8 o’clock Nestor made
his way to the Grand Opera house stage en-
trance with a leather covered case over h'u
shoulder.
“There were so many different kinds of in-
struments, so many shows and aims, that
they thought i belonged to the orchestra,and
let um pass," explained Mr. Nestor. “They
couldn’t tell whether it was a saxophone or a
phnmrrgrsph. After I got in I climbed around
under the prompter‘s box, where I deposited
the phmmgraph and made my preparation
1 run the funnel up into the pmmptor’s box
and commute] tin: phonograph with rubber
tubing. Ilunl A little storage battery with
the machine and a box of cylinders, and the
phonograph was ready for work in a very
short time.
“i was right under the stage on the gas
pipes, and multl see nothing, but whenever
the promptcr gave the signal I turned the
phonograph on, and I caught some very good
numbers from the new German opera, ‘Me—
fistofclo,’ with 'i'nmagno and Alhani. We
wanted that first more for an experiment, in
order tn prepare for Patti the next afternoon.
The famous laughing quartet was the most
successful piece that we obtained. I came
very near being caught one afternoon, when
the prompter met me and inquired my busi-
ness. i told him that I had been sent to per-
fume the liflllx‘, and he was satisfied.
”We got six rylmviwrs from Paul, one of
which mu llE‘I' fulfill": ‘liomo, Sweet liomc,’
and this mu so lwl'lfl‘l that the song can be
heard, l'ullovmi by the upphmso oi the undb
cum. This was our most sum’orofui piece, and
as she was Ili‘fll‘ tho instrument and sang to
word if, she made the lllipf‘t‘finlutl very clear.
Another night We mught 'l'nmaguu and Al-
lxtm in ‘Utellof and after we got through i
uslml Tamagzm if in: vvuul-i like in bear flu:
“punt, mul lm replied that he would. When
i l'vprn~lm-.-.l it for him. he f'l‘h'vl: Wonder-
ful: Wonderful! My voice. my victory. my
'UtMlI)!‘ " —('0rrv:'pc.lnllcut New York Slur.
Quite a Soldier.
One day Marshal Mutilation, during one
of his presidential tours. called on a certain
protect against whom serious complaints hnd
bum prescntml M headquarters. The mur-
slml spent tin» nigh: at lll“ pl’cffll'lllh“. lie
one an early l'l‘“? and a genuine soldier—
vvultexl upon llinN-lf and brushed his own
I‘l'tll‘lt'm in til» morning he stoodns usual.
ill-mil m lumoi. n! the “in“ window. The
profess, “llw nlt‘pl III in» apposite) wing, and
who. hum-sud “ill! gloomy forcbmllngs. hull
. . uriy, my“ him, npcnml ills wiluimvV
.- i-ogan to brush hlscvat.
"All, Monsieur lc: Prefer-t, do you get up as
early as this.”
"Every day, flamieur is President."
“Really, and brush your t‘lolll' yourself?”
"i am quite n Sullllvf‘ in that hoped."
ilnm Wont on i rushing.
"Lind: lin‘v,"s;zi.i Ill“ rllilrsllgl
{tr-ruse. luul'. rmm." '
Tim nr'u lnnrngmt Ell" pin-feet was deep in
L'Hlli‘cl'sullhfl with lilo marshal, on whom he
mmlwu wry fl‘wrnblo impression. and was
Swill] :ti’le-rxvllxl pnI-muh-II in .l mom lln‘rullvc
"i':l[~l.all l. I‘. In, mat." the marshal
11ml In so} 'Iit l~ up var-If; and is ulwnysut
ins pIIsl,"-7L'n~r3l «l_v'.~.
"just stop
mil 'v
As to (‘olll Toes.
f .‘linny [myrrhxeegn-ciully Winn-n null chil-
dren. milvr ill.» ulmlc ltllllvl’ through with.
CUM frr! T‘m- 1. mainly due in tho (so): that
filo-y wvur lnru' >ll'l“lt)il1:lll. l'lilcsa the
turn have pn-rl’rct (nulum the Nomi cnnlwt
larvulntv properly. llclu'n- follow; sflll'enml nnel
lvvznmlbml tuna, wold lwl an] often a numb-
;z.» up the limbs
l’mlph- won nrm‘ I'llllbl‘rrl llu,‘ whole winter
in «high gr‘ln'l'ull)‘ sulfur with their (rut.
numbers maize TlNllll Very intuit-r by nmrlwrltv ‘
“1,, and musm; them to wrsplre. The-y
>l.-rulIl will} lw “urn olnlnng «army or slushy
'v‘rillllrl‘, :ln-i MI": llwu skululti ix.- remnvull as
They draw the
fwl,Lz-vprimnlw! :md m-l ultilwrsplrunnn;
llit‘ll llnrlNifllh «no gum again lutullm Air
:llI- {cl t :m- "lllll"il.
in tin- rnunu} l have nollvul that the
fili'lllt‘l‘nplli mue- Iir}. ~lmu— nrpimvl-s o! ln-wsr
[mg-wry in film is iluzn of their innit». i my—
u-ll lxnvruftvn qlml rim islltnr,uml can 3.er
you that it i» n I,; mi pl-Iwuuw against mid
fw-t. Tim l- vllHallEll'ha luvmw tiz» paper or
slmn nilwl'ln the [u'hpll‘illl'rll and lamps the
(on: dry l’lullnbslphin lbvcnrll.
NMII us 1min Illl‘l-- llin lllrllii‘.
“urn-lily of the I nim- Gl‘llrlllll.
Urn. \i'llluun 'l‘. Mu mum roachul ills su~
l'fllll‘Lll birth-h} on li:""lll of March, l8“),
and in tumult-v lw ll: ll. lie is nlmmtt the
only grout mm: umlvr nl' lilo , Union nrmla
wimllvo-i lilo rTi-Html term of life. it is a
striking inc-i tlvnl the whiter» generally of
both prim-<1: fall short of vivilinm in lmm of
ill".
Grunt uiiml nl Til.
lex'lxinn we burn in Hi], and Ill-«l at .51.
'i‘lwmlb dual 5.! Si. nllIl Inn was lluhlrnlly of
a rnlm~t I'~)n~:illltiIIll,
Mend» Illul ill. .7
Hallow-h was lair. 57 wiwn bo- «ilml.
MM floillm mm but 719 win-n lu- oil-«l.
Moll-null ul‘ml at 0’»:
llrmlwr tvm but Iii: wilvn lh- ullwl
Burtlahli' WM but .32 who" in- «lzv-l
llnnrm-L‘ Oll‘hl a: Ill:
Fremont, burn in Hill, us still living.
Krm'nms or. bum in Mitt, nwl is still
living.“ llurlw‘l \"e’t'kly.
Olnywrulluu Irv-In Tma.
If any 0! my *cn-lur-s next Jum- will pm
the moi of a lmulgh u! mun- umple tree- luto a
not. lmttie and Iflop ilw nmmh of lhulmttle
With woa,m wot no rnpur may escape, he
will my inn few pennants flu- lusilln of the
bottle infirm- I'hullul, and in about half rm
hour small drops will twin In form on the
glamour] run downward in tho lmltnm. And
“the mini several boon ll». will discover
that he has from twelve to twenty grains of
water deptidtml in tho but! lu, Ami all {his will
have been yield!“ forth from linim. nr three
hvason thfl end of the twig nwlvmi in the
bottle—Cor. Bostm Herald.
Tm Indeed.
"i tell you what it is, Habitable,” he said.
eahahandadherhalf admof peanut-mt
of the hegfrola whiefi hehedheenmnnch—
hg dmugthelrat act, “when: man isahog
mett- bewill‘owhialsolfahq.”
Milton's“, ”‘W; “
muhmwmaflnhedua’z
mum
a
-a
For‘Young ladies on Children.
Boarding and Day School
ThtqlhmoaaeoaMthJaim
AWWWWIIIRM
at. Mt- Ilo I'lhary pupils will have
Iatatalllmayhalaitlon to fuller worh. 'l'bs
rah willie ulna-m attractive-as.
Ills och. of Albany. Ilse Mouth
msnmnmmm
duel-arson sagas bat-0min???
mmwmm sultcdto
are: or 1.11ka
Ilsa Baird wil ul- o the music by lbs
mehohea high testimoolaislm Dr. ii
a
pupils hive been lure]: housed and many but»
made: improvements made to add to the cantons
aud advantages of the “Meals Po is daeirln!
admission should lake immediate sppi cation. woo
lll'i. Dell’s Scion!
DIPLilDDYDDNGLlDIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, DDT. 2D, 1890.
s8 5w
...J.-. ..-
Trim ' ”
huuuluu.
If on are going to buy a Range for your kitchen
this all, and want the
Best and Lowest Price
call on Inc. lhavc the exclusive agency for the
(rimmed
“ PROGRESS BANG E,”
made a: home bylhe fiangatnck iron Work.- 130..
and by rpcrltlemlngcmcnls with th Ill I can sell
his first-clari- article at the pile..- of lighter and
smaller once. i warrant awry out in be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the warden! wizireluml your money :11 use
of any compL-llm Bong made hm: you can
always get rcpllre In an hour's time.
'1‘]le
Pluuulluu.
WM. PODMORE.
65 NORTH IAIN STREET.
us :lm sown sonwntx. cuss.
PL N PDlD‘l‘.
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALL WINTER
Fur item on the EDPDDD-lll Plan
Furnished.
TERMS llN Al’i‘Lll'fillIUN Hi
3'. E. POWER
s’i if PRUPRIKTUH
JOHN IIAUI’T,
Formerly manager of Farriuglon's market, has
opened a
Meat Market
In W. 5i. Ayn-9' a un- So. ‘31 North Main rirru,
whm‘ he will its-op
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked limits at low prices.
Vegetables in tllci r season.
sol.“
To the Citizens of South Norwalk
and Vicinity:
We are now prrparud to do
Gold, Silver, Nickel and United
I‘nllalllln;I :firrfllelffilfsilng all
kinds of Metal (donuts.
A rpt-rmly nude"! f‘hamlellers flinging loops,
Tableware, (fuller , bicycles, llsmm ‘Irmminrs.
and all Mode :3 "we llardwm soldering.
fir-sing, and Repairing done Prices low and rails.
faction guaranteed
80th Hawaii Plalill Company
49 Wntor .troot.
Oppo-ue steamboat Doris. Bo flare-Ill. will if
Homer B. Doyl
Removed
“re
18 North lam Slum
SOUTH NORWALK.
JACOB Ill. LAYTON,
R“ ““34...“th mm
'
“ souls son'vl'i‘firoi?“
” CITY DF NDDWALK D EAGLE
Dilli Dlilll Fillill [ill
South £32.]...
mum——
Homalk, Gt.
Till ”101’le
Will leave Pier :3. last River (Beth-an Street),
New York. at 5 p. 1a., Butmhys at I p. In.)
Freight remvedfrom‘Za. III. tolp. In.
Returning. boats leave Nomi: at 5 p. m,sml
Booth Harwell: at on) p In. '
Freight um can and received for all all on
the Baum and Narwalk and shaping lmads
lion-ml magenta!» cm of Norwslk
anal-git wil e sent for specisi lots of freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
gun per-omen forbid trusting any of the
2 mo! lheboataof this line on account of
the owners thereof. :15
HOUSATONIO RAILROAD.
Daliitllll‘l J: NOBWAIJI DIVISION.
Corrected June llth. 1890.
Pump: trains.
SOUTH.
l.v. Norwalk. Lv. 80. Norwalk Ar. Wilson Point
7 a: a. m. 7 55 8 0e
One Quality,—-'I'Io Best.
and ms.
”(flan-s. ”amt.“
“museum “F“
Home Dressed Poultrv a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
mm
58 Washington Street.
Bennett & Husted,
28 lain 8h, 80. Norwalh.
Milli, FlSD, DYSIDTS,
Fruits, hummus, Poultry, Etc
0! All Iliad: in Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ii. I. amen- new I. 3. 808m.
USE DR. CRAIG'B
Drilinal Kidney and Liver Clllfl
Crown Planers and Pills.
:Ther arc the on] Safe Remedies to use for those
sfflleved with Brig t‘s Disease. Liver Complainland
Urinary Affection. Only those prepared in the
our roan are the Original and the only Kidney
and Liver Ours that will restore you to perfect
lllillllilii rum.
Examiner In
I7. 8. Patent Office,
1 £76 to l 883.
t )lilvcs, 436 Main .‘lln-et,
ultiliultl’tlll’l‘. CONN.
l. l. McLEAli’S
Earrings DDDDSIIDI'Y
”65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, - CONN.
Having filled up a
Carriage Repository
At 65 North Main street, Bcnth Norwalk. I desire to
call the attention of the public to the line line i
have to select from. These Wagons are of the but
make, warranted and include the leading styles of
Surreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concords, Spindles, Road
Carts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
iCARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED T0.
health.
All Ladies Use
C. B. R. A. ‘
Craig Medicine 00.. Passulc, N. J.
m
Plaisted’s Drug- Store.
spit South Norwalh.
A.
jyl Gm
A. McLEAN.
a. n. s. In.
817 “ 8 l “ 8 m "
1MB “ lit 13 " lofl "
18:91.:- ll0p..‘nr ll?p.m.
fl is " llxed 622 " Iflxed m “l‘x'd
a“) as M 806 la la 815 II to
’47 .. .. mm .. .. 1040 u ..
moat.
9 59 a. m.
6 DI p. In.
Nolt'l‘ll.
Lv. Wilson Point. I.v.So. Norwalk. Arfiorwalh
625 " " 635 “ “ on “
s 45 " 9 l8 “ 913 a. m.
i? m " l2 l3 p. In. I2 is a In.
150 " Mixed -19 “ Mixed 2 m ixal
tfvspnn. hi? “ 5‘Z‘Jp,m.
6 on " 6 at (l 33 “
I) to Siren run - Alum was mixed
rl'KDAY. '
“J at a. m l) 30 s. m. :
1252 p.11: :5 ‘57 p. nut
Main Lino. ,
Lem- smut-pm to: meter-lo. 5
lot a. m. Iocommo‘r: I I
l . I
$10.10 a. In. Mixed l
12.40- m. llixed i 7 .m
4.50 p. or. express ‘
"- IO ' Through peel
'7 45 "
lGoce only as far a- Great Harrington.
'Oocsonly as far as New Milford.
Wu. H. Meow. Vice Pm‘l a tic-n‘i Inn'g'r
W. K. Lroa, Bnpt.
N A Pram. tier.
9
l
euwmr nu. I
a. m. ‘
F‘s-«nae.- not , livldrelort.
DDDD ilnmulfll
if you out some particu-
larly nice Java ('ollce. We hap-
pen to have an extra nice
quality just now. One of the
causes of bad (roller is over
roasting; it is “Tim burnt so
as in dc>lrny all the“ lino flavor.
ThisJum l'ulloc is the nu-
sull of our instructions to our:
('ollce man. and :1 special cilm’t1
on his pull to give us :I light
roast. ll" you :ll'i‘ :l judge of:
i'nllew. we- lltllit‘i'v you will.
pmnnum-o this film imlcvd. ill
in well in clmngc and compare;
smnolimcs Take, 3 pound and
‘ you will want llnullwr llkc it.I
Also not» illt‘ price, Il-l conls :1
pound.
DDDH Distill-
DDlll
DDll.
Examine in Stock
“warm. ...
SECURE PRICES BEDDDE
PURCHASING.
—~I«- lel Alil't OPPIRINO—w
Grand inducements
“1'0—
CASH ’ BUYERS.
Dillill Dill.
so, If.
cam BARGAINS.
D‘swo STOW
MW.
DDDlllllilS
AND MEATS
at THE onn STAND or
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor to 'I‘. Burr Gnycr & Son),
8 P R I N G- w O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to th
eir advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US_
A. TRIAL.
HEATERS-
We h we two new Halters whlvih we would lk:plt:i§.ld.i0 snow to the public:
The VIDTDD and lie DEW STAMFDDD
'c slaolllve n
BOT" SET AS
lsnzezlinc of
ERANGES.
I) PORTABLE.
i'lfi'l'lliA'l‘ES GIVEN ON Phl'ilBING AX!) TIN WORK.
F. H. NASH & BRO.,
Cor. Main and West St
rests. South Norwalk.
_ BRIDG
161% )RT.
W.B.HALL
ch 00.
in"
2
=
F—E
EDNDWDDILD NI} ADDED
l’lIllllI‘ElJ’I‘ thill'l‘ .LNll l’EN’l‘lLA'l‘lllNlfl
2,700 FEET OII‘ SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FALL. STYLES ALREADY.
NEW WEAVBS IN BLACK GOODS.
NIHV LINES OI" COI
IIITNI)I{EI)S of'F‘I
.Olll'll! CASIISIERES.
IBZSII NOV EIJ’I‘I ES
SUITS AND JACKET’S.
TAKI Till
Ladies’
ELKVATOII.
Underwear.
TAK E CENTRE B'I‘A ”(WA l'.
“meets, flhllurrn'n "ale and Capt, Butterick's Patterns. Dims Purim, .i: r... in the (lid "on”.
Small Warm. Ytukco Nollms, l’er'umery. limp: .
floods in alcove near elevator
lee/city. llnchlnge. Collin. P‘lll‘. (looks nmi Art
Hilke sud Voivrtwln tho New Room. lipecla! iluzalna In
Rugs, Curtains. shades and bottom in the New Basement.
W. B. HALL & CO.
Till-l llllllND DDlSTIDN
is what are you going to do for Fruit this full and winter.
Read this and you have the answer.
We have purchased an
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of
CANNED
rice and quality will suit you,
ll] cans, we have them in glass.
and they have just begun to arrive.
illlllll'l'llllll I
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
and if you do not like Fruits
We have also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past layers, we are you
"if“
rs cordially,
MIImHmm.
Wemoonatantlyro-
calving Fine Horses,
suited to all purpose»
You will find the m-
EI'I‘ 004081888. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSOHTHEN'I' at
SALE HORSES in rats--
fleld County.
Horse, can be suited
are WARRANT”.
ill. 11. PARSONS.
DDDDlSIDE STDDK Fill.
fill U
JOHN ll. FERBIS,
Wholesaleand mu Dealer in all unclear
DUAL ADD 'WDDD
Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lohigh, Lackawsnna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesnarro Goals.
lgent in: RUBBER Pillll‘
Yard foot of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch oflicc atStilson
Tim: Storsv 641m
LAWN M Willi
THOMAS, DAYTON,
Pil ILADELPHIA.
'l‘lle 'I'Ilomas.lho Best‘ in IIIO
World, III-incl: Cut, 86.00.
The Dayton, l I-inch Cut, 95.5
w. c. cuisine
M USIC II ALLZBIADCK.
A GENTS
<2
a
801.12
33d; ’80.!
J; “ . at
“Florida
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin alllil Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
A NI") '1‘! NWARE.
intimates given for
Steam uml Hot Air Heating.
emu: um. moon
lilililllliilll‘i'lifiii
L. H. DECKER-
Deal” in
Wall l’npcrs, Paints, Oils. Glass}
Brushes, Conch Colors
and Varnish».
A R'l‘lbl'l‘b" (i 0008.
llmmsxltr‘s Lit Till) WOOD PILLI‘B. bell
filling for pine and ill! woods. without "Ith .
IIOOIlll'ii PitBi'Alllll) CALSOI 11318 for
walls. all eludes. _
BHIPHARD'H PARAGON COACH i Am.
host for bath mule. outside domes. Dc. Will not
spot or turn white.
Painting, Paper llanzing
and Decorating.
Hl‘l‘i' HATS!
Sprint:r Styles.
Still Mill Soft lists, Bill Hats.
' flats ll Comm Ketch-uni:
M'm.munwm autumnal,
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington 8!.
Particular m“.- Writ
Horse Buyers
BEST ROADSTBRS. ill. '
Parties '
wanting any kind of a 3
HERB. All Horses sold _,
by this establishment
w, H. MEEKER & 905 .
‘4’ Siaal Dliil. .
Norwalk Chronicler