is EXILE cunts.
. . of theCount of Paris
7‘ to America.
criminal) 'l‘llllllt BATTLES OVER.
.“
’m'mnuh-a Frenchman w.- int"
mi... one. ‘0th waom on
ten» During on Late War of the
Rebellion—ll- Lottere to Boulanger.
N!!! You, Oct. L—Thu Count of Paris
arrived on the steamer Germanic yester—
.‘ day. The Germanic wan boarded at Quar-
entiaebycollector nnhm who entered
“ (the main uloon where the Count of Perle.
Counted Baumnville and Col. d'l’ameval
. were met. After
exchanging salu-
tatione Collector
Erhardt said, “i
am instructed by
the president and
government of the
United States to
extend to you a
hearty welcome to
these shores, and
also every cour-
tesy, Which I am
very much pleased
t o d o.” T h e
Count of Paris in reply to the collector
said: “I thank you for this mark of
honor. it gives uie great pleasure to make
, another visit to America, and I appreciate
highly the compliment paid iue by the
president through you. It is a very great
honor.”
A Meeting of Old Soldiere.
;‘The exchange of greetings which then
follow between the count and the mem-
here of the reception committee was very
cordial and affecting. The count shook
halide again and again with the diflerent
one, nearly all of whom were old friends.
To Gen. Butt-erlield he said: “i am so glad
'3 toeeeyou again. It is so kind of you to
" come down to meet me with the old gener-
ela of the Army of the Potomac." Shaking
the hand of Gen. Fitz John Porter. the
count said: “I am glad to see you installed
{7 your original position." Eepying Gen.
Keyee, the count rushed over to him, ex-
lllming. “My dear general, how do you
' of You look younger every time Isee
0n."
COUNT OI" PARIS.
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The Bottle of Gettysburg.
Gen. Howard told the count that he had
, , . his book describing the battle of Get-
burg with agretit deal of interest: the
want of the battle was a very faithful
k -e. The count said: “General, that was a
ucnlt position you held there."
. Gen. Howard-Ya, it was, and the work
j here was hot as any I ever saw. .
The Count—I recall my experience in
battle as one of the most instructive
ever had in military service.
{ The Boulmiger Letterl.
When asked what he had to say about
' letters said to have been written by
. H and recently published by lloulanger
’ 2 ~ count said that was the first knowledge
. v - had of the publication ofany such let-
they having been published since he
-; ‘ ed, and he could not say a word about
I in until he had seen the newspapers
i- . tuning the stories in question. He
:- .. y declined to discuss the subject until
I later day.
Plans of the Party.
The Count d'Haussonville told of the
flare plan of the party, which he said
purely one of pleasure. They will re-
ii at the Windsor hotel until Sunday,
heathey go to Philadelphia. After spend—
w - aday there they leave for Gettysburg,
. ... to Washington, stopping en route at
imore. From “’ashiiigton they go to
I. ,' ... nond.takea steamer down theJanies
' .. ,pay a viait to Yorktown, thence by
. and the Potomac river to Washington.
l hthe intention of the party to return to
d on the Servia on the let of Novem-
The Count of Paris looked the pict-
r of health. lie wore the button of the
- a1 Legion in his coat lapel. This even-
: a banquet will be given the count and
y at the Union League club.
Illa Valet'n Death.
The valet of the countwkarl Haas—was
en nick with influenza during the voy-
and was removed to St. Vincent hoe-
ine dying condition. He died at 'i'
'elock lent evening from intestinal ob
- tetion. llr. llecoimr, the piiyeiciau of
Count of Paris. was present when he
. “red. lie mm 32 years old and a native
. Bookowitz. Austria.
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'l'lu Miller )lurder Still a )lynlory.
CAIN-ZS. N. .l., (let. «i. '"Sfllllf'illinu llt‘fl‘
.« may develop in the Miller murder on
4 day nevi, when l'nlllflt‘fl'li prim-ruling
l oer: are to meet the ”perm and bear
mulls of their minute llllffrlml‘illllrli
igaliona. 'l‘livme ri-purtn will haVe
I weight In determining the cue
. . t the miisml ileum. and it is likely
Lingo will have at leaul to go before
grend jury. Cnmden‘w otllelalil admit
Lingo's story of bin wherealmutn on
lily of the murder in circumstantial
- uyet unconlmlicted. if the exami-
-- of the clothing In- in «opposed to
' worn on that day indicates that be
.. A t have had a hand in the tragedy then
will be a pro-poet of a can min-t
W. The residents of Memhmtvillem
» to Inchnpitch over the murder
. I they have mired in form a III" and
moiety. Preliminary meeting-l have
held, and on next ‘i‘humlay night. it
W the society will effect rm urgen-
. . Among tho-m lnterutrd are Will—
Bllmith. E. ii Noah, John Morton.
. Wood and B. Burroughs.
In fllnim Not a Candidate?
mum. lll..()ci. i. -.i opt-vial in The
oefrum Tacoma son; "John Elan.
. law partner of l’rmi‘ilent "arri-
muked ye-tmluy it be thought the
4 twould be a candidate for "nomi—
( h. '1 RIM“! tlilllh Iul,’ humid, 'ln
illmvm’lllbm mil. the pre-ident
: W heVrouhl not run again, A pres-
t. no matter how just be may he. in
» t euro to make political enemies who
in art the party" he is "nominated.
"ol ”Almost: Mr ilurrimn loi- made one
in» than coil-virnlimu presidents. it in
i like!) he will be rruumilmi'il ' "
A In“! Hamming git-ml.
intermittent)” l~».iark Smith, a
, - In, and killed Percy William
m. in the linghn hotel. TN
nine in a brother of Torn Will-
'm, themed hornmun. The run quar-
over a pudding Adair. Willie.-
. “attention Smith in teeelbow,
too the latter lived with fatal
m
on new Iau Wants nu Plio- be lo
Longer.
N" Ham, Conn. Oct. t—Yan Phea
Lee. the Chiueee etudent who gained great
celebrity only». few years since when be
In graduated from Yale, figure- in a eon»
utional divorce eult new pending in the
superior court. Hie wife, Elizabeth N. Lee.
on American girl, is suing the young
Chluamau for divorce on the ground of
infidelity. The marriage created a pro-
found sensation. which has been renewed
by the proceedings which have now been
brought.
The defendant’s attorney asked forepeoi-
flcatlone. Attorney Webb, who represento
the defendant, said in his argument yester-
day that the house in San Francisco where
the alleged act occurred abould be set forth.
It is stated in the complaint that there
have been other violations of the marriage
contract. The defense wished to know
whether they intended to set forth some
special acts or to bring in circumstantial
evidence. There was also need of more
specific data.
Lawyer Henry D. White, for the plain-
tifl, said the complaint had been made an
Ipccitlc as possible. They had evidence in
lupport of the charges which they had
made, and he said they might have added
the charge of intolerable cruelty had they
so desired. After considerable wrangling
between the lawycm the motion to give
more specific information was denied. The
case will he tried at this session of the
court.
scam-roan 31.on SHEEP.
A Verdict for 83.000 Damage- Again»
Itev. Peter Roberta.
Scuumx. Pm. Oct. 4.41:!» jury imthe
breach of promise case brought by Mia.
Annie lluaaboe against the Rev. Peter
Roberts, pastor of the Plymouth Congre-
gational chiircli,onc of the leading churches
of the city, rendered a verdict in favor
of the plaintiff for $3,000 damages. No de-
fense was offered, The official board of
the church has decided to peremptorily de-
mand his resignation if he does not volun-
tarily tender it at once. Roberts was con-
victed by his own letters of a degree of vil-
lainy that has stunned those of his parish-
ioners who clung to him throughout his
trouble. It is said that Roberts deceived
his counsel mi well as the young woman
and his church, for the lawyers presented
no testimony in defense of the charges.
While in New Haven Miss iluszilioe was
employed as a dorm-slit: by (lie Bull, the
violinist.
At the trial it wm insinuated that she
had masqueradcd lliiili'l‘ the nan! of An-
derseu in Madison, Wis” and that she
brought a breach of promise auit there
against one Lars .Inrda. Pastor Roberts
has conducted liiinSt-li like a Puritan here.
and once while in the pulpit called down
the wrath of heaven upon a paper which
had published Mi»: liusmboe'e charges
against him_._
Sugar Will Re Two Cents Cheaper.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—ann l'l. Scales, Jr.,
treauurer of i hcsugar trust,hus made public
his views as to the effect of the new sugar
terilI schedule on the business of the trust.
He says he has no doubt but that the busi-
ness of the tract will begreatly increased.
inasmuch as the removal of the duty on
raw sugars will reduce the coat of sugar to
the consumer about two cents per pound
and stimulate its consumption. L'mler
the new tariff granulated anger of the
best quality will eellat 4‘}; cents per pound
to jobbers. The fixing of the free lineal.
No. 16 instead of No. 11!, Dutch standard,
he says is not scrunch of consequence to
the refiners as to the consumers. The re
liners will be able to adapt themselves
without any difficulty to the change in the
character of the raw sugar. which will be
imported under the new larifimllof which,
or M. least 'JJ per cent. of which, will go
through the relinrriw. lie be firmly of
the belief that f'llllallllltfl's will not return
to No. in grade. as lliw} i.:m- gut ll‘li‘iyf)
higher erodes of rv‘iiuml -.u;;:ir than t iat
during the past fillet-n )l'iti'a, ib- declared
that cheaper grliIit-snf l‘t'llllt‘li «mars far
superior to No. Ill raw lf'r' mlualiymhl
by refiners at ii lees. prime LilJll the [utter
can be imported for.
Missing Editor .‘Iulrrry,
SI. Lul’ls, Oct inwlil’lln‘l'i. Hahn-y, the
mining editor, him not yet llt‘f‘ll found,
although detectivm and reporters an- now
acouriug the city. The following extra“
from It letter written by the llil“!lli,: man
on Monday, the day before he disappeared,
has nrril'ed here: "Am afraid i may have
a little trouble yet With some one who in
apparently gone lit“. on Mile, and ill trying
to prevent the coming rrciit. l have two
anonymous letters in a iitagulewd hand, of
date Scpl. ti and in. both threatening di-
rect mlumitiee if i [Klfhl‘tll‘ll The writer
eayn he would like in we we permiiiully
and settle the matter below 'ii third party
iedruwn in.’ Am inrliliwi to the belief
Hill. the fellow in beliiiiii the runner soul.
hoW. lwould like to have it milled before
there is a chance for ’uiy wife to In: .
widow,‘ in oiieof the letters put». it," Th.
police are after the man to uimiii Maitrey
referred.
Norm [Motor- Dlml mo.
Baniiimnc, Md, 1m iw'i'bn primal".
condition of the cm of the Name” riot»
on who are under contours of death in this
eityie each u to ntrongly indicatetbet
they will pay the penalty of tin-Ir criuu
upon the gallowofieopite the effort» which
were put forth to brlngtliem before the
Itipreme court of the i'nited Staten.
George 5. Key, who inunh-rmi .inmee
Million; iienry Joan. who ballrrml the
braille out of Thomas N. leer. and PAL
ward rimllh. who bmlully kliit-driamiiei
March. are lying in y'all under virulence of
death. On Feb. ‘5! Hip ihm meiiwm
condemned to be hanged on March fi
An appeal multmi in a innipvnnetnent un-
til Uri. i3. it in not thought that lit.
court will countenance a further medium.»
merit of the mic.
l‘lvo In “ilk-d.
Purim, Tenn, (M. i.~ At Clwicalh,
Mcxulry county. five men were iiumutly
killed by the explmlvm of ii ntennnulll
boiler belonging ton .‘ir. liiirley, ijurley’e
body wan torn into nhmln. William John.
can but hie heed torn from his body and it
was thrown lifty yard» from the mill.
Walter Puma and iii- brother and a no.
ef Gurlry’e were killed A negro ira-
bully inland and it i- thought be «ill die.
There won another when injured but not
certainly.
fella-arr. Ira-glut" so" for luv-rm.
Cmcmo.0et 1*)!“ Home (.7. Rath-
Me, deughterof A. B Pullman. has co.a
file-dihedral; expected suit for dirt».
opioid her lineband, Richard 3. Bulb
lone,Jr. She allege» habitual drunken
our. cruelty and infidelity.
(W “on!“
Danna. x. 1.. m miter-glee-
W no
our district W Juice w. w
with he ‘l'he m «an
WWI-WM
‘ o 0—!
Doctor: .............. .000000000—I
line hit: Pitt-burg, 0. Boston. 5. Errors:
Flushing, 0; Bolton. 5. Batteries: em» and
Quinn. lildbeurnn and Sweet.
at Chicago-
We ......... ....I I 0 012! 1 0—]!
IIWYO ........... 000000000-0
lace bite: Chicago. 10; New York, a Erron:
mileage, 2; New York, 2. Batteries: King and
lamb. O‘Dey and Vaughn.
At Clevelaod— '
Cleveland..................0 I I o l 2
Phlhdelphig...,...........0 8 I) 8 2!
Baseline: Cleveland, fl; Philadelphia, 10. ‘ -
rota: Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia. ii. Batteries:
11ch and Satellite, Knoll and Stillman. (lulled
on economic! din-linen.
Notion-I begun.
Atnrooklyih
Pittsburz... ..... l o 010 I 0 0 0—4
Brooklyn ............. i ll 0 I 0 4 0 0 tall)
Baseline: i’lttaburg, ll; Brooklyn, l7. Erron:
Pittsburg ll; Brooklyn. 5. Batteries: Day and
Berger. Font; and Clarke.
At Cleveland—
CIeveI-inu....2.......e l l o o o o I 0—4
l’lil lelpliiu ......... 0 0 0 4 0 l 0 0 x—D
hits: Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia. 12. Sr-
Ii: Cleveland. 1; Philadelphia. 5. Mutation:
min and Zlnimcr, Esper and Behrivor.
At Cincinnati—-
'iucinnali ........... 0 l .‘i l 0 0 0 8 0—.
Boston.......,.......2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—!
Base lilta: Cincinnati. 13: Boston, 5. Errors:
intzlnurul, 1: Boston. 3. Batteries; Duryea and
lc-i‘linu. Clarkson and Bennett.
AtCliicago—
Chicago. ............ . ..... 0 l l l 0 0 0—8
NewYurh.. . ....0 O l U 0 01—!
Barre illi" t'lileago, :3: Now\'ork,7. Errore:
Chicago. L. New York, .5. batteries: Luby and
Union, ltusio and Clark. ('alled on account of
darkucns.
The attendance was aw follows:
l‘layern‘. Nation?
Chicago ........................... 7“! 500
Cleveland. . . :10) 400
l’ithiburg ........ 496 -
Cincinnati. . .- 860
Brooklyn. .. ...... — 357
Totals. . ........ Lilli 2,119
American Anoriation.
At Louisville—-
Columbus. ........... l 0 u U .' i) 0 0 0—3
Louisville ............ 0 0 4 I! 0 l 0 0 1—D
BasellllSI Columbus, 8; lwiimville, 7. lirrorl:
Columbus. 8; lmiiaville, 3. Battcrxm: ("number
lain and O‘Connor, Stratum and R} an.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Conduit-«col Tulegraunu Gathered from VIII-
oue Places.
The venerable historian, George Ban-
croft, quietly celebrated hia ninctleth
birthday Oct. 3.
Col. A. l). Bullock, for many years a we-
ident of Cincinnati, and one of its most
widely known business [1100. died suddenly
of apoplcx y.
leard S. Kiley, tax-senator of New
York state, died of upoplexy Oct. 3. He
was tit; years of age.
The National Baseball league has adopt-
ed a new form of contract more favorable
to the players.
A Pitteburg special to The New York
Sun says: The gins-s manufacturers of thin
city, who will be greatly benefited by the
operation of the McKinley bill. are raising
moneytoaid Maj. McKinley in his cum-
paign in Ohio for re—eli-vtimi to congress.
A number of McKinley's friends met and
subscribed liberally to the fund. and then
appointed committee» to visit the manu-
factumra who were not present.
To Contact Cronr'o WIII.
Cannon. Oct. t.—'l‘he will of the late
John (Trerar, which disposed of an estate
of over Kldluihlfll, much of it being be-
queathed to charitable and religious insti-
tutions in this city, ii. to ba- mun-sled, and
court proceedings will mun be commenced
in what will probably prove to be one of
tin-most u-lrbrulml (71.1!“ nf its kind on
rl'tlilrll. The contest i4 made by relative.
of tile (lH‘l‘iI-it‘ll on izln luiln-r'e Slnlfl. m
of Whom are named iii the Will/fl
wundnrsauf lliv llllflil of the [winter or
his right to gm- little or much to the heir:
named in the Will are not questioned or
attached in any way, but llll‘ vast sums
nought to lie {girl-n to .Imrimld» and be
nevoleiil institutions, teaching in the ag-
gregate over 82,000.00", im- mini-Led and
pronounced illegal andmnirary to law and
equity.
Ila “wt “billing for Death.
Clilf‘Mill, ”('3 1.. William ll. Sin-liver, a
traveling l-aluwman, ilrtlpprii dead at the
bre ikfluil table lli'l’t‘. ii.» had in hie packet
a card dated July ‘5, lull, reading in fol-
low»: “i am William Spent-er. No. 33% West
Eighteenth alreet, New York city. Should
i be taken ill plea-u- iwiid to Mrs. C. Spon-
ci-i', No. it'll Went Eighteenth street, New
York; Mien Julia Spencer, cure of Will-
imil l'lilis, Silliwvllle pmloillce, 5%.; Mn.
il. 'l'. llcnmt. care of Monroe ck ($0., No. 7
[inc scribe. l’urlu, Frame. iaui insured
in the Metropolitan inf» lii~iimnrc (mat
imlly. olllm Nil 2 Wow! l’oiirlm-iilu atrial
and Fifth avenue. New York l wuli lobe
creuiutml when dead, not buried. lie euro
l mu dead lint."
Timothy Harrington I'iit Out.
’l‘ii’i'uuui, on. -i.-~'l'iuinlhy Harring-
ton Wan t'lllllpllllcfi in leave the run of the
Nutimmllul—l by order of the judge, lie re-
ferred to a policeman an a "almdow," and
the judge ordered lllill to withdraw the
term. lie refused. A wean of great con.
fualon chilled, Simian, U’llrlnn and Dillon
.pmking their mind-i frr-Ply about the
jutlizc'» notion. ifniirt mm mljullriiui for
half an illlfir. and upon rmmmuhl‘lng Mr.
Harrington's t‘lll'lllfi. allill lliey would no 0.
uillinlit i‘niiiitlri. .lir. Ililluli began to ad-
dz'cari the lH'lIl‘il when iiwcmwd cheered
for Harrington. ’i'lw judge onlrml the
court room cleared. and abruptly Mir
journml ('mlrt,
'i'omu “‘aluh'n (’ruel lion].
[Tilt .l. N. Y., “vi 4. .ti llerkimer loot
evening John Walsh. aged 17, Ibot his
mother. it in believed fatally, lwcauee nbo
refuted to give him mini-y. Walsh for
eouintluie rimmed arrest, Moulding on the
mp uf the ninirivny on the wroml floor of
bin llome with it remlver in lu’u hand, but
was finally ruptured aml lurked up. Mrs.
‘evnl'ill in wotmdmi m the stomach. the
bullet going entirely through her body.
Doyle Wu Knocked Uni.
Danna. Colo. Ur". i. Jim Doyle, a
Union Pacific lirakruian. of Montlnl.
fmigiil liilll' Wieldzw‘mmpinn of Colorado,
(urn print» of in)“. m if ill-Vb. Doyle W.
knocked out in the fourth nmml.
I'llfltvr “vyhing‘n \rr'fl.
WALD. .‘i. Y., Uri. i, l‘m'lier Weyh-
leg, of the Brooklyn 4 iuh, film was or-
mind Thursday nfumwm fur animal“
Umpire Fnyiler frmu the grandstand.“
discharged by the police justice.
I" W'e (ride-t Wanna: bold.
”hammer. Conn. UM. {.".\I". Jamel
Coley. probably the old-c: woman in tin
m, if not in Kev Englanl. died It bor
Wum,0et 9 age-d honors.
“one no HELIABLM
nu Dull. cum in
South Norwalk
”AND-—
Norwaik, 0t.
Hawaii Lobster: delivered every Saturday morn-
ing.
Dill. Ulslerfmaux, Sail Dill.
Sninach Radishes,’ Asoaraeus
From Green‘e Farina every morning.
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported
Sardines.
THE PROFILLIBI
CITY ill NDDWALK ll EAGLE
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
Will ‘eave Pier 23. let-t River (Beekinan slit-cl).
New York. at 5 p BL. il-lnrdaye at it p in.)
l'nigtit received from 7 I. III. to 5 p in.
Returninguboau leave Nam-ll: at 5 p m.and
Bomb Nam-lit at 6:30 p m
Freight taken from and received for all iolnte on
the banner: and Norwalk and Bheparig heads
at greatly redu later.
Upon applica on to agents ihc City of Ni rwailt
and Eagle Iill be neat for ipielnl lots of frtl-[lli
anywhere In New York or he vicinity.
Wellpersone are fmbid trusting any of the
employeeeof the boats of this line on acctu t of
the ownere meteor. ell'l
novel'roruc itA ELROA n.
DANIURY & NORWALK DiVlSth.
Corrected June Hill. inf-0.
Pauenger Trains.
PFKDII'K‘II.
l.v, no. l‘liirwnik Ar. Wlimi. l'nuvi
HomerBJIuyt
Removed
18 Noni Mali Slum
Lv. Nfli'wflllg,
T 3‘: a. El 7 no a. n‘. e in a. L;
3" .. $2: .. 535 .
l (Xi ” l0 1. " if! it) " . .
35;) up 122200 1:." 41;; ...... SOUTH hORWA Lli.
I} 14 Mixed 1‘» :1 ' lllxuc e 50 ”M'x‘e
800 “ iill‘i “ “ 515 “ "
7 41 Id I’ll ll) 40 " " I ’
,, , ennui: eai Estate and [fence Meat. General insurance
8 ...) .i. u. .
5 M p m . Agency—Fire, bile and ACClllcnf. (lee-in
Ni)“ I‘ll. Steamrui i 'i lrkcte—(‘ahln and Stecrnge. Drafte
for Al an upwards and Money Ordera to all part»
Lv. w'lleon f‘cin'. l.v. 53. Florwnlk. Al’Jb'ul'wrill 0' Euro K3. Notary i‘ublic; ukuowledzcmenlr
5 '35 ' " ti 5% “ “ 6 41 " taken. ilroad Tichc'e, Baggage Checked to bee-
315 ' . 0 33 5, in tllmtion.
J? 23 y g . if D: €13: . (l5 Washington Street, Next to Pout Dulce.
- ..I‘. c . . l' . , r v
0.55;: ill 52:: pm hill Hi ‘4’“ “ .i ilk. “T.
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'l'll‘ 1'7"» 303311..
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”Vi“: bridge-purl h.’ Vtt'nlirill
in. mermaid)"
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.55
woo .. . I
31010 a. a. Slim: . ,, . _ - ( " ..
”.405 m. nut-(i ; . ,. “(mm ““- JP
Leo p. in cxptcéi ‘ ' "‘ ‘ m. ,
I. ll) ‘ Through p so i
'7 l. " I I
t we.- on .' ar' flu as iirt'ut Barringiul'l 3 A GRADE S
'00.“)nuy J for u- .‘er Milford
Tit. ii. Sn“ )N "tt':' l‘rt'i‘i & tien'l lim'c'i
W 3. Ln“. .
W A l’ruaw m1. :'. «......- Ayi Whitman.
' ' ' AND AT
dill: l Ellison:I Lowest Prices!
The Best bloods ior
if you want Sulllt‘. particu-
larly nice .laivu l'ollce. we liap- the beast. biotic
pen to have an extra nice
quality just now. One «vi the --—AT—-
cuiiws of bull (toilet in" ovrr
roaming: it in “lieu burnt St) E i , ,
ml in tin-tiny :ill lim lilll- lluvnli, S; i
This .lzivn i'uilm‘ is ”it" rte-l1. p | .2, S,“ {F s .3)
suit of our in~lruvliuii< in our!
cuilm- man. and a special t'lluli
nil ills purl in give us it light;
huh? ii. \‘ml ill'i‘ :l judge- nifi ~~
3500'? 6r fillill‘.‘ 53".:1'25.
, . . , «dark Jr Lane's winch
iniicc, W't' believe you mill
pronounce ilils lit..- imirml, llr £795.17.
is M: l in t'll ;m'e :iiicl vmnpuit- "' ... ’ ‘ ‘
r- .n “. 1.. Do
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you will wuul :llltolilt‘l’ blu- il.‘
AIS” llllii‘ illl‘ price. ill Hulls ;i‘
pound ‘
Billie l Bumsmikjli
;. cocoons;
I 9 ”GE omflfiiiccu
l t . ‘ .. C 2? Land V.ulcr:v.'vi.if firm".
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Examine 0m .Iucl;
lulu: rum
PURCHASING. ...
mm.” “nonsense-” John Schaub & Son
Grand lnducemenis ......'
W-...__ day of the .lliiiiiii'iiclurcr.
CASH BUYERS.
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voila-lug mivertiu-d pr , a 2
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COME AND GEE Mil}.
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03% MW Fault Boyleton
l? I!“
3 .liiil‘llii llDlD'l'.
One Quality.-—'l'he Ben.
Mzgm‘w. Kaitlin. P11333501" Mmytflh.
libertine“, %.,WI. rant-
iiome Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Order» Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
5:; Washington Strata.
Bennett 8? Hilttéii.
28 Main St., 80. Norwalk.
Meals, Fish, Dlillll,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
0! .ill Kinda in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
il l. BKNNE'l'l‘ «4'9 8. 5. BUSTED.
USE DB. CBAIG'S
original Kidney and Liver Cure
Crown Pinatu- nnd Pills.
i
:Thev are the only Safe Remedies to nee for those ;
nillimed wlvh Bright'» Dieeuc, Liver Complaint and I
Urinary affections. Only those prepared in the,
bar was: are the Original and the only Kidney;
and Liver (.‘nrc that Will regime you to pctfccl'
health.
All Ladiee Use
C. B. It. A . :
Craig Medicine (30.. Female, N. .l.
tam; ,
Plaisted’s Drug Stored
up“ south Norwalk. '
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
eflggg P111110 Hora-p. '
e to a pnrpoeel.
You will find the ‘ ‘-'
EST GOAOHEBS. .30
BEST ROADSTERS.“IQ I
CHEAPEST woman". ‘
and altogether tho 1
BEST ASSORTMEH'I‘ 01- ‘
SALE HORSES in rair- ‘
field County. Partial
wanting any kind 0! In
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses cold
by this eetabliehn‘ient.
are WARRANT”.
alumni lTflDl an.
.iouN nfi‘nnnls, g
Wholesale and Retail Data in all tilde of
Bill ADD WDIID
Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesnarre Cools.
lull ill“ RUBBER PAINT
Yard foot of Washington and Mar
[Iarriage Repository
Q BBMEI’OIT. CORN.
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
ism to use.
A. A. McLEAN’S
soll'l‘ll NollWAIJC, - (30NN.
[laying titted up a
Carriage Repository
At as North Main street. srnth Norwelk. [desire to
call the attention of the pilfllfll to the fine line
have to select from. There Wagons are of the best
make. warranted and include the leading styles of
Surreys, Buggies, Pliaetoiis.
Concorde, Spindles, Road
Carts. Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
inguntpjo.
A. A. McLEAN.
jyl Em
THADDEU
ISuect-iuor to 'l'. Burr Guycr & Solil,
S P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL (“RIDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
tinnitus * in Maui
AT THE OLD STAND 0F
ahall streets. Brand: nflice otBtilaoa
'in:;/, Store 641m
LAWN MWDDS
THOMAS, DAYTDN,
PHILADELPHIA.
S GUYER
'l‘nc 'l‘lmmas.lhc BestIiin Ibo
World, I-l-Inch Cut, 936.00.
The Dayton, [5-inch Cut. 35.5
HEATERS.
Wu: hire lvm nl'w ”Hill?!" which in W Yul ho pinned to show i) the public
Till llDTDD and Ill DEW Sl‘lDFDDD
We also h we a larzezlin’: of
RAN
[torn 413’ an) PORTABLE.
iIS’l‘llli'i'lil GIVEN 0N l'i.
F. H. NASH & BRO.,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwalk.
W. C. QUINTARDE
NI [SIC ll ALL BIA)“.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
GES,
"“ENTS
l’llillh’ii .‘l’iii 'l'ih' WORK.
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33.13 ‘80.!
SOLE
ANDD
('orwte, Itritlvirrrv‘a If.‘ a and My, Batlrrirk'n Pli'lrrna. lire-e l-‘armw, .h,” In the Old ilnu-c.
Email Wand, Yank": Hollow, l’-~r!iilu'r . ling» Jew-“ry. lillclllnz‘, t'ailirt i-‘Jvii. iluok- and Art
rill emd l'nlwtn m 'in New H'ium. Spawn! ”inf-Ill" in
Rugs, l'urminr, shade» and Ern- in lfl ll'ir‘ New ”i‘tffl’ll’nt.
W. B. HALL
U'Kl‘l! ii. a: 'llVl' near elevator
.; i‘fii it}. 1.: i 3? )ii'ii.
W.B.HALL
ck! CO.
. DD DEW DDILDIND ADDED
i’Elll‘EC’l‘ LIGHT AND/ l'EN'l‘llii’l‘lilS.
2,700 FEET 0|" 50L") DRESS (£0005.
[*‘AJJIJ H'i‘X'IJES A‘lJlll‘JJ‘l)".
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
new LIKES on continua caslmnnlas.
lllTNl)l{l€.l)t~’ "cronies" N(_)\’ELT1ES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TAKE Till! ELEVATOR.
Ladies’ Underwear.
TAK it} I‘ENTii i2 ti‘l‘AllfWA V.
.V. . . uh
“llama” SE88.
Plumbing,
Dillil‘.
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
STOVES. RANGES,
AN 1') '1‘ l NVVARFZ.
Estimatm glvm fo:
Steam and lint .iir Heating.
Mllh’li.‘ HALL BLOCK
'19 annual inn
L.H. DECKER
llo-a‘iw In
.-
Wnil l’nperu. l'nlnlc, om. Glue;
Bra-hes, (lunch Colon
and Warm-lice.
A “1151‘." (30008.
"NYLOSKEY'n LIQUID W009 FILLIR, but
fillzni: for pinc and ham woods. without rabbi”.
amine-e PREPARED catsuit mun for
walls. all lllldtlhi.
illifil’liAilli'S PARAGON COACH VARfllflll.
tit-at forball'inmmnmnuitic anaemic. Will not
epat or turn whim».
& CO.
Painting, Paper Hanging
in anus annual
ls whit are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Read this and you have the answer.
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety oi
CANNED
and they have just begun to arrive.
('edenled sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
in cans, we have them in glass.
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors. we are yours cordially,
William
and Decorating.
Dill? Hill I
Sprinl:r Styles.
in unmade-mammal
Still and Soft flute, Silk Hate.
We have purchased an
GOODS
l', fl ici rite 'l u -
V0 8 t [l .n npre My‘rmowdtnntmnautwmw
be”. NIttieloftllflllforli-il:
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
W
ennui-roman? rule to-
m... M roan]
new, at
We have also just received
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Norwalk Chronicler