fl “minus I are
Edie Will Continue the Postal
‘ Telegraph Agitation.
5'0 THE DEFENSE OP Ills IRASURB
..‘ lays It Is Perfectly constitutlonal
and Will Be a Great Benefit to the
MI. if It Becomes a Lew—«Ills In-
; tore-ted Opponents.
. Wamrotoa, Oct. 0.——I’oatmaater Gen-
; cal Wanamaker has made public a letter
. fluently lddreeeed to Representative Bing-
ham, chairman of the house committee on
embodying an elaborate argu-
Ilultin favor of his limited plan of postal
My. Appended to the letter I. a
ll- of matter, including opinions of the
.p. for and against postal telegrapby,
Opinions of former postmaster generals,
III! prominent public men on the constituI
finality of postal telegrnpby.
Ilr. “'anamsker’s Views.
The postmaster general in his letter says
.. in port: "Your subcommittee on postal
telepraph inhirms me that all the parties
first have signified a desire to be heard on
,1 Ihspoetal telegraph bills have submitted
.' their testimony, and that it is. in order for
“I no to add anything upon the subject. Af-
ter standing for a year past in the midst of
the controversy over the postal telegraph
that for over forty years has gone on with
I. sharper tone and widening range, 1 am
. more than ever convinced of the wisdom
and practicability of restoring the tele—
mp to the postal service, and make what
“was originally intended to be, a part of
the postal system. I say this after clouly
,Itndying the arguments against the bill
I made so vigorously by the great telegraph
nonpany which is now its only visible op
Torrent. 1 do not believe it possible to or-
I' [no this question down. There is a deep
I and far reaching conviction among the
maple that the telegraph service is by
right a part of the postal service. To carry
the postal service from pony riders to
stagecoach and on to railroad service, and
stop all further progress because 3,000 own-
ers of telegraph stock oppose, is not in ac-
cord with the genius of our people or the
I‘ spirit of the times.
The Will of the People.
“The will of the people in this respect
hemnifested itself unmistakably before
congress in pnbl'n speech and statement
‘ during the last twenty years. Resistance
In that great popular demand may not be
thewiaest thing, nor is it fair to count
those who urge the adoption in some form
orothor of the postal telegraph as hostile
to existing corporations. We stand con-
fronting a public measure of no mean im-
portance or magnitude. It is to gIVe tho
country a vast enlargement of its postal
‘5 lystem, and to bring home to the people
thecheap use of one of the most powerful
melee of modern commerce and civiliza-
: “no"
Countltulionnlliy of the Scheme.
Aatothe constitutionality of postal teleg-
{ nphy, the postmaster general says; “It
i been argued by learned lawyers for a
l
I~II . of years that a government telegraph
hunconstimtional. The motives of these
gmtlemen have been one of two in all
was. They have been the paid attorneys
of these corporations whose special inter-
. have demanded that them mouoplles
onld in no way be interfered with. They
I ve known their business and have done
“we“. The other opponents were those
be imagined that the constitution Would
I I exposed to every sort of outrage if they
2 to fall sick for a day.
“The courts of highest appeal have set
., this question. Congress settled it, in
Ivance ofjndiciai action, by making the
‘i
i
United States the owner and the pnstuilice
II at the manager of the first line of
I - constructed for commercial and pub
1- uses. The old government telegraph
ii. I
.. .. were constitutional. What shall
.. said. then, of the limited postal tele-
I h plan which I have been somewhat
.I for bringing forward? There is
II doubt that it is constitutional. The
tntion permits the general govern-
to transmit intelligence for the
. up];
The Attorney Genernl's opinion.
"The postoilice department has been do-
II~ this, with the money and improve
atitaIli-Igmsul, for 100 years. It is
. use to argue that the telegraph
I ht nottobc utilized for the cheaper,
, I - ier and more accurate transmission
. I have had prepared and
unit for your reference an appendix
I touches upon this consideration.
1’ attorney general for the department
res me that the conclusion that the
.. -Ited metal telegraph plan is constitu-
; cannot be resisted."
The Object of the run.
The postmaster general then follows
II an elaborate explanation of the
III led plan,andof In operation, arguing
it would pay the telegraph companies
I be more efficient as well mi lower
“I. In cont-limbo, he says: “I desire
l‘ conclusion to rKfIlllllI, as politely as
he, one or thI llllllzj that are not
. I I . II. I have challenge-l the moat
- II mutiny of tho- IHmLI-d postal tele-
bill. I ask to have printed all
thsprinted criticism of it. which have
to my notice, In an argument in its
W. The limited postal tolegmphblll
Iota propmllion in mi.» money from
Mary or to employ .II lIlIiiouIIl civil
Iota; it is not a propIr-Itmu to put
power whatever III III.- llilllllfi of the
II ernrnent which is not at present greater
~ I more dangerous win-re it in. it Isa
III ltion simply to dovetail together
”mat machines so that one shall do
II inns equitably and by that lllt'hllll
. more money (which shall be and
I y accorded to It by the people); the
p to utilize-it» [lh'or’lll "slim-«l and
I I inlenergy to help Nilpyiy the people
‘ I still better lirmum III I.’Uln.’lll|llli;-ill0ll
E-I . ml still more rinaply.
I. wm Continuu- llu- Agitation.
"It ii I pNWlIIMI inculentally to
' when the telegraph aortic»! by eilt‘tull’flfl-
all the msmbcn of the IItH'rnlorI'crnfl
brssllaethst they IN the better of! the
more they are able to devou- tilt-Insolvent to
“albino and are perIIIitIed to see some
resolution. their IIJI-ntlvr uvulus. It In
\ Ipfnpoeifiun to buy the rulirmuht. or
coal mum, or the now mil.» or the bake
III of thewn'liry. I! H but a wafer
.. I that Amwrman my,- unit} III Ilicapohle
, Map with the march of mam
~“ ‘ lull industrial progress. If other:
out for the telegraph nowhholdefl
me most “ltd for the pmplr m the
j of the cheaper telegraph that they
m. Ibellovelt belongs tothin Ilrpsrb
III intake this etand, and l propme in.
. y sad persistently to imp din
before you in strong confidence
I u
I l
.4.
..II
.-... ‘ 3:31»;th lot-glen" yaw m
I at?“ t people
, “Islamic! I”.
l ..
..._..........
Intensive Preparations for Ills Reception
in Illinois.
Wasanrorox, Oct. o.~—.Presldent Barri-
son left Washington today for his western
trip, to be absent eight days. The presi-
dential party consists of the president,
Secretary Tracy, Marshal Ilanadell, Capt.
Meredith, Secretary ilnlford, Mr. Tibbitta,
the president's atenographer, and G G.
Bain, representing the (Inited Press. A
representative of the Associated Press will
join the party at Cincinnati. The special
train, in charge of Charleen. Bishop, gen-
eral eastern passenger agent of the Cheeao
peake and Ohio railway, will convey
the party during the entire journey, left
at 11:30 via the Chesapeake and Ohio road
for Cincinnati. Arriving at Cincinnati
early Tuesday morning, the party will
leave atria. In. and matte short stops at
various points between Cincinnati and
Dauville, Illa, not heretofore announced.
From Dsnvillo the party will do over the
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western
roadioGnlt-sburg, Ills, where they will
arrive at 9:50 Wednesday morning.
The party will then go from Galesburg
to Ottumwa, In, westward to Kansas City
and return to Washington. It is not posi-
tively decided yet whether'the president
will on his return trip remain in St. Louis
until late next Saturday night, but if train
arrangements can be made to bring him to
Indianapolis curly on Sunday morning the
party will not leave St. Louis until 10 p. m.
that night. ’i'.II: president and party will
travel the entire journey in an elegant
hotel car furnished by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Portions of the journey will
bemndcusaspt-I'ml train and other por-
lar expreSs trains.
To [involve the President.
UALssnI'IIII, Illa, ()ct, I;,~-l~2xtonsive ar-
rangementsbavc been completed for the
reception of President Harrison when he
arrives here next \\'cdm~sdny. A message
received from Governor Fifor yesterday
says that Ucll. Vance, with Battery D, has
been ordered hero. The reunion of the One
Hundred and wound regiment will be held
on Tuesday, and the Ohio and Indiana
regiments will arrive that morning.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
American As‘au'intion.
At Lo‘rllist IllI.I 7»
Louisville ........ U I) (l 0 0 0 O 0 0—0
Coltntrlnxs. , o I) I) U 0 0 0 0 0—0
Bum-bits: l.I-Ilv:.vIlIII 1; Columbus. 0. Errors:
imIIsVIlIc, II; l'I,IlIII.II .I.~. 3 Ilntiornv Daly and
Ryan. lithium and lIII_\-lr
count of darkness.
At St, Louis 7
St. Imus II o u I) 2 2: 0 3 0—!
Toledo .,...o I) 0 II 0 U 2 0 0~2
Base hits: at Lotus. I); TIIl-IIIII, 4. Errors: St.
Lotus, l; Tub-Ito, 3 Batteries: Hart and Frost,
IleaIy and “ii-MI.
Standing of flu.- Clubs.
PLAYERV l.i-..\hl‘li.
liauw called on ac-
\V. I. l’, ("I ’ W. L. 1' Vi.
BOrlOll.... M 43' ,Uta I’luiad‘a fH Iirl ..'Iltl
Broultlvn. (Ii :6 ..'Iffll’ittsburg, 5‘.) on .405
New York Ti .52 . Ilf‘lI-tIIlund 55 75 .423
Chicago . TI 6: ..'rligllufialo. ill, on 33:3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. I. I’, f't. W. I- l’. ('t.
Brooklyn till 43 lo'IRIistIIn 76 .‘r? .571
(lib-ago H3 El '54» York 63 ii‘!’ .431
Plulau'a 7H 53 levclnnd Ill N5 .113
CInt’ln'nti. 77 I!) ..' . i‘lttsburg. 23 llil .ltl’)
ARIEIEII'AS .-\Sl~‘4)(‘l.~\'l‘ltl.\i.
“I'. I. I’ L‘t l W. I.. l’. Cl.
Louisville. 5:! It: IuilIlfoIrlm-Iter 67 It) 4*?
St Innis. 77 .‘x.’ MIIAI’hIetiI: .55 T'.‘ 613
Columbus 1": 55 Tm? Syracuse it! Ti .40!)
Toledo. .. m . ' fiffllaltimore if? all fall
It Lmrolsn [Marker for Llngn.
PHILADELPHIA, not. Ii.—The Camden
officials have just dis-closed new and llll-
porfnut evident-c toward fastening the
guilt of the murder of Mrs. John Miller
upon Frank Lingo, Prosecutor Jenkins
snyshc has facts to break down Lingo's
alibi. Ile rIIfused to reveal what they
were. but said that the fuels reached him
by a queer (‘nlll(‘ldt'flt'v'. 'l'h. inquest will
be held Thursday ummiug at the ('amden
court house. Dr. Fornmd and Count;
Physician Izzml haw compared notes on
the microscopical ell-'lllllllzlllnll of LiIIzo's
clothes Their :IIIaIysIIII were t‘sneflllilli):
the same, and County Physician Iznrd
says that Lingn's undershirt in not the
only blood stained garment which accuses
Lingo of not only having murdered Mrs.
Miller. but also of having criminally as
saulted her. Mr. Jenkins said last night
that aggregate evidence against Lingo was
strong, and that the grand jury would
surely indict the man.
)‘lure Ohio Train Robber».
I.l\l.\, 0,, (lot. O.~—Wilen No. 1 train, due
,from the east at l o'clock on the Chicago
I‘ and Eric road, reached here. the conductor
{ reported the frustration of an attempt
I made between Kenton and this city
to rub the Wells, Fargo A: (.‘o. exprmo car.
1 Soon after leaving Kenton three Illt‘ll were
discovered on the front platform of the or
press our. The train was pumped, but they
got on again after It had started. The train
was stopped three titties between Kenton
and P‘oraker, cast of this city, before the
men could be gotten rid «If. They answered
the description of the men who robbed
the Adams express car near ilellcfontnine
'I'humlny night. There won over $10031»
in currency for wmtern banks in the car.
Anxious About Is Missing Mien.
Illrr'r‘AiAI, Oct. dm'l'be police at New
York. Albany and other points have been
notified of the disappearance of James
Stamp, who lived with his wife at. '54? Court
street, thin city. llla wife say» he left the
city on Sept. 4 In»! to spend two weeks at
Cape May in try and benefit. but health.
He bull in l:I~ pn-Iwasitumt the lime he left
wine Mm. .‘ll’s Stamp learn foul play, no
nothing haw bet-ll of lIIIII since he left Iluf-
falo.
llevastntml by Is Prairie l’ire.
liluuw Lauri. Minn. UIIt. 0?. «The greater
portion of lrIerIIII-v tnwnship, in thin
county, lIa~ been lll‘VHfllfllt'd by prairie llrv
Dozem of farmers I'M? all Hm: «Imps,
hunrws, farm buIlIliIIgI-I and II Mummy,
and Im- Ill an llIIpI-IIIrIslIIIII I’ III him“ It
in entlllIIItI-Ilflmt the low “Iii aggregate
Mum ..r ritual). The tire stun-III from
cinder! dumped on the roadway by a farm
engine.
Mn. Ilelers Ito-fer Item].
Caituslm, I’II., Until—Mrs ”Men How
Ier, widow of the lion. .lnlilfl‘l limlrr, Well
known throughout the country, died and-
firmly ”I r, ."I, ill-It'll II'I? your». film built. Boa-
ler Mctnurml ball for ”inhuman college
and leave-I an estate vmrth IIIIII- flthMlI),
”yeleflntvl Ilium of I Item Party.
‘l‘nm'rIIx. .\ 1.0m il~rltate Dairy lu-
sperm:- liriinn-u iII illrII’nligIIllhu the cause
of the sickness which attacked twoorthree
dozen of the guests at a barn party given
by Mn. Washington A iloebling. None
of the cmwa have so far been fatal.
Jersey’s Large“ Molt:- Clown-b.
Turmoil, Oct. aI—Jl’he new church of the
Intacolate Conception. the lamest Collards
church is ill; stats, rimmiwflndsy
by Bishop iggjn. ewsr . Isr-
mas was preached by
bursa.
MOT-non, III
imtv'sm’It'Blmo.
my ' tN'r Moms noes wear.
(ions with the apt’t'h’ll car attached to remix
The Reception It Received from
the Foreign Press.
’I‘WO EMPERORS IN ONE RUNAWAY.
A Lively Incident at l‘rsnuis Joseph's
lluntlng Lodge In Mneraste' Which
Shook lip Austria's sovereign and flora
many's Kaiser.
Manors, Oct. 6.—-’l'he Daily News says:
"The European expectation of a revolt of
the American farmers against the artificial
dearnees caused by the tariff laone that has
never been realized. it has always been
threatened, but always postponed, and the
day of its fulfilment is doubtless yet afar
ed. The idea that the McKinley tariff will
haven weakening effect upon American
independence is absurd."
The Observer in an article on the Mc-
Kinleyiarill’ expresses the hope and the
belief that the new measure will, by its
stimulus to AIIIerican manufactures, at-
tract large numbers of the unemployed
workingmen from England to America,
thus affording partial relief to the labor
market here.
The Pope in a Quandary.
Inxpox, Uf‘l. livAdvices from Rome
state that the British ministry, through
its friends in that city, is bringing all the
influence possible to bear upon the pontiff
against the bestowal of a cardinal’sbat
upon Archbishop Walsh, of Ireland. The
effect of these appeals is not known, but it
is said that the pope is deeply perplexed,
as between the British government and
the Irish people. It is claimed, on behalf
of the British government. that the eleva-
tion of the archbishop at this time would
be an expression of approval on the part
of Home of the prelatc’s course in sanc-
tioning the National league agitation and
the plan of campaign, which have hereto—
fm‘o been-condemned by the holy see. It
is rumored in Rome that the opponents of
Archbishop “'nlsh have obtained an as»
suraucc that he will not be promoted for
some time to come. if ever.
Reciprocity with Spain.
MADRID, (lot. ii.~lt is rumored that the
government intends to open negotiations
with the l'nitcil Silili‘n for reciprocal con-
cessions of duty on (‘ubnn and American
producta It has instrut ted its agents
abroad to notify it of any measures taken
by foreign governments in respect to the
McKinley llll'lff.
'I‘lmcabinci has discussed the McKinley
tariff, and has decided to suspend the appli-
cation of the new Cuban tariff until a sat-
isfactory reply is received from the United
States to representations which the Span-
ish minister is expected to make.
More Letters from the "Ripper."
LIIMIIIX, Oct. I;. .41“. police have re
f’”l\'t‘ll two more letters signed by "Jack
the llippcr,"aml annmlnclngtho intention
of that bloodthirsty unknown to commit
fresh murders and rIquilutlons. 'I'hcpo
lice believe that the letters are genuine.
Vigilnnro committee-I are being organized
in the “’hiIIIrlIupI-l district in expectation
of a renewal of the "iiipper's" dcpreda:
tions. The police force has alsobccn in~
creased.
'l'llo (’m-fvn-m'n n! Nltluunllsta.
Ilf'illlw, llI-l I‘. .‘Ir l’nruIIll will not. be
present :It lbw t'l‘ilfl‘l't"l'"l' of Nationalist
leadersat Dublin today. Mr. Justin Me.
Cartliy will prI-inlI- “VPI' iin- body and will
outline Mr. l’IIrIIII'l'I. VlI'W". It is under-
stood that resolutions xv ll be adopted Iiov
uoum‘ing thi- :mc-muw-n' for its failure to
take steps lfI'IVllI't! n. ranting: the evils of
delicicnt fun-l slippl} In Ireland. and for
its prosecution of U'liricu, Dillon and
other! at Tipperary.
Two l’mllerurs In a Runawrsy.
VIEXSI. HI-t. Ii.~\\'lmn the Emperors
William and Francis .loIII-ph were leaving
the hunting lmltzt‘ a: \IIII-rzstcg for Non-
bcrt: Sunday, the bum": drawing their car-
ringebccame frightened and the vehicle
was IlIIsiIo-dagninst a fence. The pole of
the cartridge “'th lll’llkt‘il, but the occupants
were not injured The two emperors
alighted and walkIIIl alone; the road until
the King or SIIonIy'» carriage overtook
tin-III.
Death from the l’ninio l'nmino.
Drum, tit-I, i3 Sow-nil deaths lll‘i' u-
pIIrfI-d from the bland of Arhill, ()II the
west coast of Ireland, owing: to a lack of
proper fmul, .IIIIII indirectly to the failure
Mlllt'lmtlllllf'l'i‘lp. The condition of the
inhabitants llll this and other islands is
ln-Ing lilt'r‘sllualcd by order of the govern-
ment. but no relief has so far been ex—
tended.
A Itnynl Marriage in December.
litmus, (ll'l. I'I. The date of ill-r mar-
rIiugIs of the Princess Victoria of Prussia
In l’rincu Adolf V’Iru SclInIIInburg-Iiippe is
announced an Dec. ill, the birthday of the
l'ZInprt-II-I Fri-Ilcrltrk. 'I'he princeas ia n ais-
ter of the kaiser. and was once reported to
be in love with Print-I. Alexander of [Int-
lenburg, formerly ruler of Bulgaria.
Hebrews tlnlerwl to have.
IAIMIIIH, Oct. 6 «Sm—oral wealthy Jewish
lm'l’t'huuia IIf ()IlI-IIIIII have been ordered by
tho-nullIIII-ifim in witlo- up their luminous
within four week-I and lrnw ifIbIaian terri-
tory. Nu charm- H made against them or
IIxI-I-pt IIIIII Itwy Im- .iv'\l~v ’l’lle lradeof
Udmsn is iumvly in .ll'l-“lwl. “Jud-I, not in in-
Ilt't'nl that of Inm.’ llII~I~iIIII cities.
A lilg lr-m Lockout. ,
(BLANJIW, lit-f. fl IALI 'la' Hum-h iron
furnurm III'I- IIII.\ I‘llv'llt‘iI‘"! I.I. t. b tin-excep-
tum of a few l'Illl'II IlII Imr belong in the
trim IIIasIIIm' ctIuIlIIIIzt'.I-'I and which make
ir III illl' print-- pm," I The lockout n»
I‘m-.- the maritvt ~tipp;),‘ ”Jul tum weekly.
.‘hwlr‘m E- .lIII'l'I.
\‘II:.~IN.I,0III I5 I'm In; "75 l'l'ill with
angry article» rune-Hull: IIII American
tariff 'I'lII-v i’lli’lili'l II.IIII Il ..IIIIclntion
than "Flllf'lflil. The KIIVIIruIIIIIIIf is milk-
lpg r-fl'orla inallny flint PKf'ltt‘IllHlI.
They Were ”llrr'u “II-uh" .Vlets.
Km ‘I’mnt. ”M ii ~I Inning men,
Kniwl'f. l! Georgi- IIIIIl Jam“ i-' ilnflI-y, of
Limestonecmlnly. Hm, u-Irv remanded at
up- 'l‘urkvillemnrt on the charge of deal:
ing in "green um Is." A complete outfit
of green tinted paper tied up in rI-aetnble
roll-I of bills and $1.50) In genuine money
were found in their qurusion
lle Will squeal on Benson.
Luv-savour". Kan. Oct. ti-thn Mew
man, the husband of Mrs. Teresa Moth
man, who wane foully butchered here last
March,“ been marveled on suspicion.
He will turn state's evidence against C. A.
Benson. molly arrested-t Camden, N. J.,
I fantasia,» .who isl-
“tau-rm.
aodra
jallhsrs
Halli hamlet LIII
South Norwalk
mann—
florwalk, 0t.
Till YBOPILLIIIS
CITY DD NDBWILK ll EAGLE
Will leave Pier '5. Int River (Bushman Street),
New York. at b p Ia., ilsiordsys at S p. In.)
Freight received from 7 a. In. to ti p. to.
Returning, boats leave Nowell st 5 p In ,and
tienvh Norwsllt at 6:30 p In
Freight taken from and received for all fioints on
the Dunbar! and Norwslk and She-pang ‘ ‘
It ily redn ma.
poo sppltes magenta lhc City of Nrrwalh
and Isgle will he sent tor rpeclsl lots of freight
anywhere in New York or lta vicinity,
Wail persons are forbid trolling any of the
employees of Ihe hosts of this line on recent of
the canon then-rot. rib
HOUSA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
DANBUIW & NORWALK DIVISIOB.
Corrected June llth. 1390.
Passenger Trainr.
6(111’1‘! ! .
Ia. Norwallt. Lv. So. Norwalk Ar. Wilson Point
7 3‘.’ It. in. 7 56 8 (KI
a m, s. in.
8 “I .. ’3' .. 535 I.
1003 " IO I “ Ion) "
“Mum. llllp.m. II?» n.
«to .. no .. 4m ~
I‘Ili " \itzcrt 6:: “ Hm.” 63) ‘l'x'd
BUD .. .. 0., .. I. a '5 .. ..
947 " “ l030 ’ " I040 '
enabsv
859 a. in.
6.04 p, in.
NOIVI‘II.
lrl. Wilson Point Lube. Nonralk. Arbour-ll
6% .. .. 535 .. .. 641 ..
315 " MS “ 923a.m
l'.’ OI l2 hip. to l'.’ IS &. in.
if!) ' Mixed 210 ” tilted .llfl lxod
G55p r, 517 " 3225-.”
600 ‘ I121; .. IzggI
II) If) “ 8.“er INL'l Min-:1 to a: Mir 6
airliner.
arms, In 930». m
b5: pm or: p. In
Main Line.
heart- Bridaport for pli'flflt’lll.
.I In a In. secomno‘n l
10.00 “ “ 2
law a. In. Mixed t
2.403 to. Mixed I
4.50 p. In. uproar I
0- ll) ' Through p 55.1
"1'5 "
almost hit.
'I 35 a. In.
Moe!- only as far as Great llarrlngwi.
‘Gocs only so far as New Milford
WI. ii. mason. VII-c Pree't s flcn‘l lan'vr
W. K. Lrol. Sr. I!
v: A Pusan“ en i'awmm as! . Brigir-YI‘W'
{11th & Bullshit
If you want some particu-
larly nice Java PIIl'ce. we bap-
pon to have an extra nice
quality just now. One of the
causes of' bad roller is over
roasting; it is often burnt so
as to destroy all the fine flavor.
This Java C‘ollee is the re-
sult of our instructions to our
vIIllIII: man, and II special (‘llnfl
on his part to give us a light
I‘I‘Illal if you are II judgcuf
(‘ollI-c. we belivve you will
'IITHHIIIIH‘U this fim- indeed. It
is we I to clI-IIIgI: and compare»
sometimes
you will want another Hie it.
Alan noto- llIII price, ill cents a
pound.
DlDDll & DDIDSIDDII
DDAl l
DDAl !
Examine Dur Stuck
noun: PRICES BEFORE
PIIIIIIIIIIII.
”WWI ARK OPPlfllNu— --—.
Grand lnducemenls
-~—-—'l‘0—-
CASH ”swans.
Dlllllllllll has.
an! ans
FURNITURE
Gilli}! BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
so. tan 81:32“,
nrersns.
I o.» ‘ mam
DDDS and SD R
Take ll pound alllflj.
lorIaI's [elitists delivered every Saturday morn-
in.
Fish, DIIIIIITRIIII,SI1IFIII.
Sninach Radishes, Asoaraeus
From Green's rams every morning.
Pure 'l‘omato Catsup, Imported
Sardines.
HDN'I'DZDLUFF
Homer 8. Hoyt
Rerugved
lD Dull llalll SD88!
SOUTII NORWALK.
JACOB Ill. LAYTON,
cal Estate and House agent. General Insurance
Agcnc «Fire, Life and Accident. Ocean
ilteslnahip idiots—Cabin and Stecrage. Drafts
for in and npaarrla and afoot-y Orders to all parts
at Euro . Notary Public; acknowledgements
taken. ilrund Tickets, Baggage Checked to Del—
tlnation.
65 Washington Btreet, Next to Post Office.
NOIT'I‘ II NOR WA LK. fi’l‘.
_._mr_
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
The Best blood» for
the» least Money
——-.»‘\'l ——
D. S. DDDWD’S
800T & snot: Hour,
Clark A: Lane‘s Bloch
..xf’I
lav ‘IT-‘ll ‘1.
W'. l.. lionnins ~:I.:--
warranted. and
I "All'l‘lo
! 5,00.
l $4.90 I.
W L. DOUGLAS
"5») SHOE Georgiana.
IIII' . ‘l:l null Lnrrd \Yrslr‘rtrrrtof “rain.
I I I- .IIIl Ito-aria; tullllllli“'-f tlIl-I ~lIII.I
r slI-Iwu than M lllr- air-mg I-IIIIIIrII-
winnt wont-Irv.
‘t‘ ed. an elegant and
I.‘l"-IR Nil-w |I1II|I I-IIIIIIIIrIIIl- liwlt.
. “P“I'd \l c-lt. .\ lIrIII ralf Hum
I"III.III~Ii1IIr IItleI unIl IlIIVIItIIllty.
.Iudunll’ “'I-h is (in: standard MI I:
. , ..I I popular price,
l‘nllvs nu w iMme I4 rxpcclnlly IIIlaphI-l
I I :l- .
‘I‘ . I lI’ I:I I'IIIIJt-IIIII, [tuttnn and Law.
~ {so suoss trees.
i '5’.
II .. LIrIImtIly received since lntrodurwr
lIIIIIrm‘I-IIIIIIIM tut-hr them covert-Ir
owl ..t the!» Irico-a.
I-IIII-r, and if II cannot supply'gn lend
I’lIVI'r“ I‘Ill‘ltllllnf‘ advortised p . or s
I Inlvr Mun
.- . Ira.
II. II. Immune». ”recites. last
John Schaub & Son,
Inshlngton ltmt, booth lore-all. ”1 Gen
Mr“.
I
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[in y of‘ tliehllwlinulhcfitlfrerr:
" \‘ 22...,0‘1 -
”311mm; ,
1“
”Manama!” sow
«us-mmmuusn Ill styles
“hum. “analog-mg
low ”tannins-est tortilla-s.
comm our) gran: mm.
Frank Boylston
0-0 Quanta—no Best.
, . , i than and mu.
Beef Veal lamb Hutton For Bans,
Shoulders, Wham! inur-
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
camssm'rn
5:: Washington Street.
Bennett & Husted,
28 lain 8h, 80. Norwalh.
Meals, Fish, Balers,
Fruits, Valhalla, Pullu, Etc
or All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ll. 1. BEEN]?! men 3.8. HUBTID.
USE DR. CRAIG'S
original Kiley and Liver Cure
Crown Plasters and Pills.
They are the on! Safe Remedies to are for thoeo
salmon with Brie t's Diresrc, Liver Complaint and
Urinary affections. Only t ore rcparcd in the
our man are the Origtnal nd i eonly Kidney
and LIver Caro that will restore you to perfect
health.
All ladies lit-c
(I. B. R. A.
Craig Medicine (10.. Passaic, N. .I.
sow AT
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
spat South Norwslk.
Examiner in
II. it. Patent omen,
1376 to 1883.
Offices, 435 Main Strut.
BBIWBPOB’I'. CONN-
A. _A. McLEAN’S
lilil‘l‘lllgll DDIIDSDDIY
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Sflll'l‘ll NORWAIJK, - CONN.
flaring titted up a
Carriage Repository
At 65 North Main street, Smith Norwalk. I desire to
call the attention of the public to the tine line I
have to select from. These Wagons are of the heel
make. warranted and include the leading styles of
Surreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde. Spindles, Road
Carts, Business Wacona,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. MELEAN.
jyl 6m
mums lllll MEATS
A'l' Till-I 0L0 STAND 05‘
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor lo 'I‘. Burr Gnycr at Saw,
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PRO‘MPTIIY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
HEATERS;
We have two nvw iloazcrs which we would be pleased to show I.) the public:
The VIDTDR and Ill DEW STAMFDDD
We also have a large line of
RAN
GES,
80'"! saw no PORTABLE.
ESTIMATES GIVES 0N Pbl'lllln'll .lllll TIN Willlh’.
F. H. NASH 8t BRO.,
Cor. main and West Streets. South Norwalk.
A Brirr'rurcPORT.
W.B.HALL
(IO 00..
AND'I'HD
{NDWDDILDIND ADDED
PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATION.
2,700 FEET 0F SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FALL H'I‘YLES AL‘REAIYY.
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
new mam-I on cononnn casnnrznns.
rnmnrrrans ..I'tI‘rtEsri NOVELTIES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TAKI Till HLKVATUR.
Ladies’ Underwear.
TAKI CBNTRK STAIRWAY.
"Drill”, ‘Inllnr'n'o "am and (law. Bolterlclt‘ut i’attl‘rrtt llrcI-o Perms. .tc., in the 01d "nu-c.
final! Warm. Yankee Notions. Perfumery. BI
my, Jewelry. Ruchlnza. Collin, Pans. Boots and Art
(kind! in alum nearelcmtot till” and t’elvrt-I ‘In the New tinom. special Bugalru- in
Roan. Curt-far, bhsdes and tcmm In the New Bseerncnt.
W. B. HALL & CO.
'I'llli llillllllli DDBSTIDN
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 begun to arrive.
We anticipate an unpre-
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
rice and quality will suit you,
In cane, we have then: in glam.
and if you do not like Fruits
We have also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors, we are your». cordially,
Horse Buyers?
Womconatlurtlyro-
cflvigg £1111“, Home:
I to to . tarpon,
You will findpthe ur-
new OOACEEBS.
BEST BOADB'I‘BBI. “I.
CHEAPEST WORM»
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTHBNT on
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fleld County. Partial
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANT”.
ill. I]. PARSONS.
,BDDDISIDE STDDK Fill].
mu
sonar :1. FEBBIS,
Wholesaleand lien“ Dealer In all ma
DDAL ADD WDDD
Brick, Lime,” Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
hehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesoarre Goals.
lull IDI‘ RUBBER PAINT
Yard foot of Washington and Harv
shall streets. Branch office at Stillon
”mg RiorI- Mini
LAWN MIDI-DD
THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomas. the Best in the
World, III-inch Cut, $6.00.
The “nylon, III-inch cm, 05.5
W. C. QUINTARD
MUSIC llALlZBIADCK.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
CHI! 30-!
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘iu and Sheet iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
'l‘ l NVVAR E.
animator given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Ills": nan. BLOCK
RWRDINGTDN STREET
L. H. DECKER.
Dealer in
AN!)
Wall Papers Paints 01h. Gloss]
Brushes: (Io-ell, Colors
and Vurrsislsea.
AR'I‘ISTS’ 60008.
wrotoeltn's Ll till) wogmnaggm
an for the and ha wooda,w re .
him Is manure union nuts for
walls, all shsdcw. '
HIIBPHARD'S PARAGON COACH \A'R‘Hulfigi
best for bath room. mulde donate. to
b‘spot or turn white.
Painting, Paper Hanging
and Decorating.
HITS! HITS!
Sprino' Styles.
Still and Soft flats, Silk flats.
custom!
W hon.
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
perm...» nus-rio- pull to
more “mum-Ii
trains-annulus.“
MIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII.
Norwalk Chronicler