i
Aim .. mantle.
heaven's Slayer Has Medea
Partial Confession.
“LIMITS HE WAS AN ACCESSORY.
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Dd Ila still Declare. 'l'hat flln Aland
DI! let ”old the Weapon ‘l‘hat shot
”well in tho Back—«A Touching Trib-
III I. Illa Wllo'a Character.
Tenure, Oct. 7.—The Globe publishes
what m to be a partial confession of
Blmhaihwhlch Iaya: “Birchall’s story of
the murder of Benwell is gradually coming
tilt of him. Since he wan sentenced be
ill dropped his devil-may—care air, in wear-
lllg down In flesh, and line become aober
. and ”killed in manner. It cannot be
laidthat hehaa made anything like a clean
bulatof the murder. All he haa doneao
far h to make a number of half statements
Ind todrop hints, which, pieced together,
’ form a tolerably coherent story. He ac.
howledgee that he was an accessory, and
therefore merits the sentence passed upon
him. He alleges, however, that some of
the testimony adduced in behalf of the
m is untrue. .
lie Wan Only an Accessory.
“He confesses directly that he took Ben-
well toEaatwood and beyond in the direc»
tion of the swamp, but u yet he resolutely
ltichto it that his was not the hand that
claw Benwall. Yesterday he said that he
could have inane a statementto the jury
Into hia whereabouts and doing: on Feb.
I? which would have satisfied them that he
wlenot the actual murderer, but that that
matement would have established his guilt
Iaan accessory. He says he waato have
been joined by Pickthall in the scheme to
defraud Benwell. Benwell was to be sent
to Pickthall’a farm, and Pickthall wan to
pretend to be Btrchnll's manager. The
original schenieapparently did not involve
murder.
Pickthnll "ranked.”
“Birchall declares that Pickthali had no
hand in the murder, and was not aware it
was to be committed. He says that either
because he found that Beuwell had not
enough money in his pocket, or for some
other roman, Picktbnll ‘funlted' and did
not carry out the scheme.
Illa Alleged Accompliee.
“All through his conversations since his
conviction Birchall baa inaiated that he
had an accomplice who did the slaying at
theawamp, and he has made it appear of
late that this accomplice was a young En<
gliahlnnn named Graham, who at one
time lived with Pickthall on Pickthail’s
farm, and whose name crapped out at the
trial in the endence of MacDonald, of
Woodstock, the man who placed English—
men on farms as agent or representative
of Ford, Rathbone s.- Co., of London, with
whom Birchall also carried on some cor-
respondent-e.
"Graham is fairly well known in the
neighborhood of Woodstock no one of the
brood of more or less useless young En-
glishmen who have found their way out
here, and a friend of his ha: said that
Fireball had a. grudge against him. No
‘ one will for a moment believe that the
charge against Graham in true.
an. Could Not Embrace Alina.
“Mn. Birchall saw her husband for the
but time since he was sentenced to death
at 3:3) p. m. on Saturday. The meeting
between them was a and one. It was neces—
sary to prevent Mrs. Birchnll from kissing
orexnbracing her husband. This is done
In order to prevent the possibility of poison
being conveyed to the man whom the law
hasclaimed for its victim. Mrs. Birchall,
who ha been suffering Intennely from
nervous prostrationwaa completely broken
clown.
”The writer has it from trustworthy
mthnt Mrs. Birchall knew nothing
horn that to last of the murder or the in-
entton to murder, Birchall declared, and
learn filled his eyea as he rose and grasped
the barn of the cell door. that his wife was
Innocent of both the fraud which he had
perpetrated upon Benwell and Policy and
of the more heinous crime.
A Tribute to Illa Wife.
“'My wife,’ he said with warmth, ‘ia a
perfectly honorable woman. She knew
nothing that was going on. I deceived her;
Iliad to her. She believed all I said. If
the found me out or tlimight the had found
meant, Itold her another lie. l tell you
Ihn in an innocent as n child of any partici-
in the affair. I mean ahe had no
in or knowledge of the awindling or
of what happened tiller we got to the
fails. I hope I shall be believed in this. It
In the truth. ' "
The contributions for illrchall’a defense.
received from his relations and other: in
England, amounted to we. He got acme
from men who had known him at Oxford.
Thenecretaryof the ell-Empres- Eugenio
lent aletter incimiuz: u modest sum. The
Dukeof Norfolk :Ilw wotvibuted. Thou
dlatinguiahed put-mm were personally ac-
quainted with him.
Downer-ta at Aabnry Park.
must” Pauli. N. J.. Oct. 7.-—'i‘he Demo-
cratic Jubilee and barbecue held here New
by was a limo... despite the llll‘IVm
bl. weather. Democratic clubs in all parta
of the state were WM. Letter!
were read from ex-Preaidont Cleveland.
Senator McPheraon and othera regretting
there inability to be present. Speechee
we made by Senator lilodgett, Governor
Abbott. Cougmnmnn (lumnhoimer and
Madonmnclngthe McKinley bill and
thealleged extravagance of the Republic
anparty In national affain, and predictr
in; a weeping Democratic victory in New
Jenny thin fall.
Day Indicted for Harder.
Wuhan, Out. Oct. 7.n~'l'he grand jury
Interlude true bill against Arthur "on
Day for the murder of his wife. Desire
Day. ynterday. Shortly‘ afterward the
gran wan arraigned and aieppcd llrmly
the prisoner's dock. Illa manner,
however. betrayed hia ngitatlon,nnd hie
Mtwltched narrowly. The clerk of the
court then read the indictment to the prio
our, and Day replied. "Not guilty.” The
cane came an at half paniilo'clonk this
morning. Mn Day No. 2 wan present to
give evidence on to the aecond marriage.
The case will be concluded tonight.
mu. Inn-y Wu Loot light Daya.
81‘. CW9. Minn, (M. 1 «Little Tommy
mu, who had been loot in the wood:
”Foley, in Benton county, since Sept.
bmfonnd. lie on nearly starved,
woman-cm» and water. It lea
“that he survived. at he had been
fl Mt daya. He will recover with
mean
m- r
“lulu-allele th Aid “Auden”
Their Stricken country. .
Doom, Oct. r.~'i‘he conference of tho
blah Nationalists called by Mr. Parnell
wan held in this city Monday. The follow‘
ingwere appointed to visit America for
the purpoee of laying before the people a
plain statement of the situation of aflaira
Thomas Power O'Connor. Timothy D.
gallium, Timothy flarrlngtonand Thoma-
. Gil .
Mr. Justin McCarthy moved the adop-
tion of four resolutions, all of which had
previously been submitted to Mr. Parnell.
The first of these pledgt'n the fullest sup-
port of the National league to the tenant.
who are threatened with ruin in conne-
qnence of the course adopted by the gov-
ernment and landlord ayndicatee.
The second resolution demanda that cer-
tain distressed districts in the aouthern and
western parts of Ireland be given especial
consideration by the government, and that
measures be taken at once for, the relief of
the inhabitants. The third resolution con-
demns in emphatic terms the conduct of
the government in causing the arrest of
Messrs. O'Brien, Dillon and the other Nlr
tionallst leaders.
The fourth resolution says that the N»
tionaliat party is compelled by circum-
everywhere in behalf of the Irish tenanta.
and it looks especially to its friends in
America to subscribe generously for the
defense of a distressed people.
. Thin appeal, the resolution saya, is made
most unwillingly, but the desperate strait
in which the Irish tenants are now placed
makes it absolutely necessary that assist-
ance should be asked from friends and
aympathizera throughout the world.
Mr. Pnnnrll’a Absent».
Loxnox, Oct. 7.-—'l‘he Chronicle says that
the absence of Mr. Parnell from the con-
ference at Dublin indicnm not only a dirt
agreement with his colleagues on the plan
of campaign, but, what is far more impor
tant, his inability to propound any work-
able scheme for the permanent. relief of the
congested districts in Ireland.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Telegram; Gathered from Yn—
' riniu l'lnI-ea.
The president hm appointed Charles A.
Dougherty, of Pcnnsyh'anin, to be secre-
tary of legution to Mexico. and II. Itemsen
Whitehouse, of New York, Pb be secretary
of lcgution to Italy.
The Republicans of the Fourth assembly
district of Albany county, N. Y., have
nominated William B. Leroy, of Cohoes,
for assembly. .
Governor Campbell, of Ohio, has called
an extra session of the general aseembiy
on Oct. 13, to take action on the Cincinnati
board of public improvement imbrogllo.
It. has been decided to place Mr. Timothy
Harrington on the delegation of Irish vis-
itors to America in lieu of lllr. Abraham.
Thomas H. Beale, of Madison county, N.
Y., was nominated for congress by the
Democrats of the Twenty-sixth district.
There has been more fighting between
Guatemala and Salvador.
President “behalf, of the Mormon
church, has issued an order forbidding
plural marriages, which virtually abolishes
polygamy.
One policeman was killed and three per-
sons were badly injured in a negro riot in
St. Louis.
In regard to the trouble in the Twenty-
aecond regiment at New York Governor
Bill has informed the oilicers that (.‘ul.
Camp. his stuff and all the captains must
resign, or that the regiment will be dis
banded. The court martialsthut have been
ordered by the adjutaut general to try
(.‘apts. Hart, Thurston, l’recee, Demurest,
Mnidhofl and Finch on the charge of con-
apirney made by l'nl. (3.".in are to go on.
Repn‘aentntive» from ll:i¢‘Hll’Ll and Yale
have decided to have ili‘ llnrvnrdfl'ale
football game play-ml on Humpden park,
Springfield, Mass., Nov :1,
To ludict Ling».
PHILADELPHIA, (let. 7,. l'utmien'a pr050~
outing oilicera are now (.‘r‘ll‘liil that Lingo
Will be indicted for the murder of Annie
Miller, but counsel for the negro, Messrs.
Jess & Taylor, are just lln positive that he
will not. notwithstanding the fact that the
state officers claim to have indisputable
evidence against Lingo. Lawyer Jess any-
that they will be able to refute a great
many of the stories which have been told
about Lingo’s connection with the crime.
Nothing in the way of new evidence against
the negro was found Monday. Prosecutor
Jenkins is satisfied with the work done in
the can». lie says the report of the medi-
cal experts, County Physician Islam! and
Dr. Foruind, together with that given by
William Shivers and William II. Smith,
farmers in Delaware township, have con-
vinced him of Lingo's guilt, andaasoon
as plausible the bills of Indictment will be
made out and aubmitted to the grand jury,
which meet» on the Hill inst.
$20,000 for "or Iluabnml‘a Love.
New Your, Oct. i.~».\lra. Ada Richard-
aon he» obtained a ve 'dict before u aherifl'a
jury for $3M“) for the alienation of her
huaband'a nffectiona Her husband in
David C. liichariimu, to whom alie wan
married in "574. The couple lived together
until will, when be begun to neglect her
for him. Ella 'l'. linrt, wife of George A.
Burt. hire. Itichnnlnou brought cult
against Mm Ilnrt for won with the re
cult stated. lloth women have cattle
rancheain’l‘exno and are auppoacd to be
there now. Mr llnrt is under-afoul to
have lmeineaa in I’rnmylvnnia.
I'mlor Roberta Want: a New Trial.
Runaway, Pa, Oct. 7. ~Appl‘icatlon baa
been made today for a rule for a new trial
in the case of Annie iluauboe against Pan-
tor Roberta. Among the trauma given-
there were eight of them -—-wna that the ab
cones of the plaintiff from the mun room
prevented the deform from proving that
Annie had brought a nimilnr action against
Louie I’. Jcrdee in Dunn momy, Win, in
1m. Rn‘nrta' mngrrgation halt deferred
action on him realign-tine until the rule for,
a new trial in diaposed of.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad Olav:
llARlllMll‘Rll, Pa. Uri. 7,—Ji'he following
ofllcere were clotted at a meeting of the
atochboldera o.’ the Cumberland Valley
railroad: I’minlenI-«Thmnm B. Kennedy.
Directom—Thomaa Ii. Kennedy, George B.
Bobcria,J.N. Du Barry. John P. Green,
Winter Morris, A. J. ('Msalt. II. II. Houn-
too, John Stewart, W. W, Jenninga, J.
Herman RIBSICI’ and Edward B. Watts.
llnulltan m, Jan. Iona-1W.
Catalan. N. Y.. Oct. 7.«~'I‘he Republican
county convention of Putnam meaty wee
held here to nominate the ration; county
oflleiale and a mother of membly. llam—
iltoa m, Jr., we. nominated forth.
aura-bly wither-toenail». Out of n-
tttalofforlyaiav Ital-I the Matth-
nova.
“an“
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fn Ireland: John Dillon, William O’Brien, Mo
atanoee to make an appeal to it» frienda.
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Dunno. N. Y., Oct. 1. ~—
Brnnilnell. of the Playm' bane. hae
wired the Buffaloclubtooomeioclnoln-
nati for exhibition games with the Cincin-
natix on Thuuday, Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Bruminell in interacting hlmaelf to
help the Buffalo club outof it- financial
predicament. It to thought the loaaeaof
the Buffalo club will foot up between 010,.
00) and 8154000. The capital stock of the
club was heldaa follows: Players White,
n.5oo; Rowe, tau»; Mack, 05,000; Backers
C. It. Fitzgerald, 15,000; P. ’1‘. Gilbert. $.-
000; Moses Shire, 06.000. This atock ha-
been called upon, and the player: who
bought stock will in consequence lone part
of their salaries. When Mr. Fitzgerald'-
aervicee were dispensed with he declined
to pay for his stock. It in atntcd that ho
had paid in about 82,0!” and drawn out
nearlyas much for services as .
The remaining 83,qu he declined to pay.
Means. Shire, White, Rowe and Mack
have brought suit to recover “.000 hem
him. When asked If he had received any
news from i‘loyers' league headquarters
about the Buffalo's proapecta for next
year Mr. Shire replied: “No, but we don’t
know that Buffalo has been dropped. The
agreement eaya that any city may be
dropped from the circuit “for businm rea-
aone' The indications point toa confer-
ence between the two leaguea, and perhapa
Builalo maybe handed over to the N»
tiona ” .
Royal Compliment“ for the Baltimore.
Wasnixorox, Oct. 7.«-Capf. Schley, com‘
mander of the United States steamer Balti-
more, in a letter to the navy department
dated Stockholm, Sweden. Sept. 2i, au-
nouncn bia arrival at that port with the
remains of the, inventor, Ericsaon. The
remmns were delivered to the authorities
on Sunday. Sept. ll. Capt. Schley adds
that “Ericsson's remains were received and
honored with the mast imposing consider-
ation by his government.“ On Sept. Is
King Oscar, of Sweden, his secretary of
state and stafi otlicers paidnv‘mit to the
Baltimore, and were received with all the
honors due his majesty prescribed by the
naval regulations. King Oscar expressed
himselfashighly pleased with his visit.
and desired Capt. Schley to send his con‘
gratulationa to President Harrison on haw
ing such it nmguificeut vessel.
Mr. Blaine “in Not "In" Ohlo.
Wasursorux, ()ct. 7..—'l'hc Star. repen-
ing an interview with Secretary Blaine,
says: “From present appearances it is a
pretty safe thing to predict that Secretary
Blaine will not take any active part in the
Ohio campaign, and it in certain that he
cannot journey to Atlanta, as he has been
requested to do. 'l‘oaStar reporter Mr.
Blaine said: ‘1 cannot give you any def~
inite information an yet. It iatrne that
Major McKinley sent me an invitation;
that in all. I did promise him that If I
could possibly spare the time I would ren-
der him any ushiatatlce in my power. I
would like to do no, just as it would pleaae
me much to visit Atlanta, but the businm
of the department is praying just now
and I cannot absent myself. It would be
impossible for me to leave while the presi-
dent is away.‘ "
Mother :Iml Child Both Struck.
Sr. Loris, Oct. 7. ~A distressing accident
occurred at N o'clock a. In. on the Missouri
Pacific trucks at Ewin r avenue. While
Mrs. Gabriel, living at .\o. eon; (‘bouteau
avenue. and her little fryear‘old daughter
were crossing the railroad track they were
struck by a locomotive drawing a con-
struction train. When they saw the train
approaching the mother and child at-
tempted to get out of the way, but the
child elipped and fell directly in front of
the engine. The mother sprang to cave
the little girl, but was struck and buried
twenty feet away and rendered uncon-
acious. She received wrious and probably
fatal injuries. The child'a body was terri-
bly mutilated and dismembered.
Min Nettie Clarke'a Trial.
l'mvinnaciz, Uri. 7.»'l‘he trial of Mine
Nettie L Clarke. former member and
choir singer of the Itogrr Williama Free
Baptist church in thin city, on a charge of
forging a live thouaand dollar note, wblcli
aiie cashed at the Mechanica’ Savinga bank
on July 1, was begun in common plane
court yesterday. At ll o'clock n procemion
of ladies from the Roger “'illiama church
pom-d up College hill and took pecan-ion
of the court room. Much diflicnlty waa
experienced in nelecting a jury. The teati-
mony for the utute brought forth no new
facts. The trial bide fair to last two or
three duya
The Connecticut Election.
ilAtrrmim, (form, (let. 7. rrrrr Iieturna from
about half the lnwnn in the atate ahow
nearly the mind quantity of changes. In
Hartford county the Democratic gains
women three returns to outnumber the
licpublirnn, while in New Haven county
ii iii the other way. Iirturna from the
eastern part of the nitric arenirager. In
general flievuln we» light. Figures thun
far do not IIIIOW any Ilni'illnl drift of foollng
either way, nturli no is mmrtlmm Indicated
even in three town elections. It look» In
if the voting had been alumni wholly on
loceiivauca.
f‘oiwbmllng “enme- 'llny.
Damon. MM... m2. 7. Hermanday wan
celebrated ln-n- by u serum of demonetra-
lion», the hauling feature of which wan a
parade participated in by about infill
Grrinan‘Anm-icuus, headed by the ofllciala
of the city government and representative
Gennansnf the «'in and state. The pro
canton was two mil» long and included a
number of tableaux on wheels depleting
acenen in Ontario life and eve-lite in Ameri-
can history. The denmmtratlon war fol.
lowed by a man mertinu at night.
Ila roll Five Hundred and fifty Feet.
WILKEMMHRB. I'n., iii-i, 7. —l)omlnlek
Kalclewica.n Pole. woe instantly killed
Inat night by falling down it it'll foot shaft
at the Clear Spring mlllery.
The Queen Will llo liege-t.
Mama. (M. 7.4!. in stated that the
queen of Holland will shortly heappotntol
m on account of the hing’e nubile.
Weather Indie-Ilene.
uncommon-um
manually”.
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Freight Iaken from and received for all late on
the Deanery and Norwalk and ilhepacx
iroada
at ily red later.
llpon ”p.383... magenta the Gig. of Nomll
and logic willbe cent or kaclll e of frelgll
anywhere in New York or ill vicinity.
Wail paren- ave forbid treating any of the
employee-of thehcateof thin line on encomt of
the om thmnnf. ll5
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
DAIBUB! I NORWALK “"8105.
corrected June llth. mo.
PM”! 'l‘rnlnr.
SOU'I‘IJ.
am lnlutorv dithered Ivar Bat-mayhem-
ni, uyimfii Ball in.
Sninach Radishes, Asoaraeus
Prom Green‘e hm any mine.
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported
Sardines.
nun
Homer B. Hoyt
Renlgved
18 North Main Slum
sown nonwaut.
JACOB III. LAYTON,
cal Estate and Donne agent, General Insurance
Agenc ——l'lrc, Life and Accident. Ocean
Steam-nip chats-Cabin and Steenge. Draft:
for £1 and upward! and Money Orders to all parts
Notary Public; acknowledgement-
lroed 'l‘tclma. me Checked to Dee»
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WI. Ii. Slum-on. Vh‘e Prer't t (len'l lan'r v
W. K. Lron. 8an
W A hum. Urn Powwow an Bridgman.
on i (lawsuit.
If you want some particu-
larly nice Java ('ollcc. we bap-
pcn to have an extra nice
quality just, now. One of thel
causes of bad coffee is ovcrI
roasting; it ig often burnt so
as in (Iertroy all the line flavor
This Java Collcc is the iv-
sult of our indiuctinnn to our3
coilee man. and a special ellnrl '
on his part to give us u light;
roast If you are a judgeul',
Cullen. Wl' believe )4“) “ill,
pronounce, this fine indeed. It:
is we] to change and cmnpun-
sometimes, 'l'uI-u- a pound and:
you will want another I lil’ it.
Also note the price, 3-1 «cub at
pound. t
ilihlii dismal
IBM I
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Bill I
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SECURE PRICES BEFORE
PURCHASING.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
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The limit Goods for
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.u ., aluude I" n no rm
to. _, I v meta-r. and "gunman-31mm and
iii-Ml Ivi'iliac‘rnr hurl-lain; adve tr a
run .“l'l‘f‘flfl 8.
w. I.. nfllfulms. Brecht-a. Inna.
John Schaub & Son,
Wail-Item “Imt. Holt!) lumnlh Iyl 6n
. buy of the Manufacturer.
I
ILH IIVEI
rune-amulet, new
eluulehvloarthnahhlvn m
aiming .alloa ethane
Wmfi-eflmwre:
001nm A!!!) DEE IKE
no. I“! mm.
durum. ,
ank Boyleton
One unauiyw'fle Beat.
”he no mgzw
we new ' -
Home Drone! Poultry a Specialty.
Order: Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Wunlnnon m
Bennett & Rusted,
28 lain 8t., So. Norwalh.
Meals, Fish, liners,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, it
Of All Iii-do In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. amm one B. 8. from.
088 DR. CBAIG'B
original Kidney and Liver Cure
Crown Photon and Pine.
They are the col Bate Remedial to no for thoee
ameled wivh Bria t'e Diocese, Liver Complaint and
Urinary Alectiona. Only thoee flavored in the
nu roan are the Originaland i only Kidney
Ragtime! Cure that will venture you to perfect
All Indie- Use
C. B. R. A.
Craig Medicine 00.. Pinnacle. N. J.
m
Plaisted’e Drug Store.
.pu ennui Harwell.
an? .2th “
fig Examiner In
tr. a. Patent once,
Ohicce, 436 lloin Street,
1818 lo 1883-
nummn’r.
A. .A- McLEAN’S
Barman Reunion
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Bull'l'll NORWALK, - CONN.
CONN.
f " *‘t‘l'
‘v‘; ki/J!‘
> :6. 1/, —J ‘
71W?” .. I *
Having fitted up a
I I
Carnage Repository
At as North lain street, Bnnth Norwalk. 1 deeire to
call the attention of the public to the fine line I
have to eelcct from. These Wagons are of the beat
make. warranted and include the loading etyiee of
Surreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde. Spindles, Bond
Carts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE RI-IEIIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. Tilié‘LEAN.
A.
jyl llm
ALL ORDERS PR
GIVE US
INII KIMBI'I'S
AT Till-I 0L0 STAND 0F
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Succoemr to 'l'. Burr (Buyer A: Son»,
SPRING-WOOD,
ORIPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
A. TRIAL.
We also have a
RAN
HEATERS.
We have two new Heaters which in would be pleated to show to the public:
The IIITBR and [Ill NEW S'I‘IIIFIIII]
large line of
GES,
no"! any as» PORTABLE.
ESTIMA'l‘ES GIVEN ON PLUMBING .ih'l) TIN WOllli.
F. H. NASH 8t BRO.,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwaik.
BEII)(}
(b
INfl'l'HE
final! Warm fault-e Notion-9, Perle-let .
llama la alcove near elevator l4"
Rage. Cart-inn. shade- and
W. B. HA
cedcntcd sale in this line, and
in cans, we have them in glam
{NEW BU?
PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATION.
2,700 FEET Ol«‘ SOLID DRESS GOODS.
F.ALL STYLES ALllEAl)\'.
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
NEW Lines or comment minimums.
IrUNnREI)s of FRESH N() VEL'I‘LBS
SUITS AND JACKETS.
rut! Till BLIVANR.
-
Ladles’ Underwear.
TAR! CENTRE BTIIIRWAY.
('nvmla, llhilown'e llam and Capl, Betterlch’v Pattern». Dres- l'orrnv, .tc., in the Old Ilouw.
W, Jewelry. [inching-i. Pollen, Pane. Book! and Art
and Velvrtnin the New Room
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese.
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
MIIIIII & HIRMIII.
EI’OR'I‘.
W.B.HALL
Co-
LLDINI ADDED
. special liar alum In
3mm In the New Writ. K
LL & CO.
'I'IIII llIlIINIi BIBS'I‘IIIII
Is what 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 GOODS
and they have just begun to arrive.
We have purchaser] on
We anticipate an unpre-
Wo feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
. We have also jost received
Thanking
Womoonetnn ra-
oeiving Fine Borneo“, ,
suited to all
You will and the 23.-
EST GOAGHBRS. .. .
CHEAPEST W0 ,
and altogether in.
BEST mourns-n nit
SALE HORSES in rain» _
field County.
Horse, can be Inuit!
“ii.‘li‘.‘i?lfi’sb”us.
iggunni gnu Fill.
.1 or“ n. FEBBIB,
Wholesaleand Retail Dealer' in all kind!“
III]. III] W001]
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue 8130110. B“.
Mountain, IFranklin, and
Wilkesnarre Cools.
Inn for RUBBER PAINT
Yard foot of Washington and Han-
shail streets. Branch ofloe at Still]!
Drug Store “lni
LIWNMIWBII
THOMAS, DAYTON ,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomas. the Best In tho
“’orld, “linen our, $0.00.
The Dayton, u-lncii Cut, 05.5
W. C. QUINTARD3
MUSIC HALLIBLOCK.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
a
is ‘ 3
0 ‘ e
:3 a
8 V‘
“Flillfli” Sign ”Bean.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘in and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
A V I) Tl NWARE.
Estimates given for
\‘teum and Hot Air Heating.
MUSIC HALL BWCK
7‘9“ 'wisnuni nun
L. H. DECKERi
Denial):
Wall l’npen. Pal-Ia, 01h. Glued
I'll'lllllca, Conch Colon
and Vurmvhee.
A RTISTS’ GOODS.
moment's mull) woon mm. but
filling for M and wocda, without tn '1‘.
walla, all eh
IUOR a warrant!) canton n
anarnanmi PARAGON coach vmrau.
heat for bath room. oat-Ida noun. ‘0. Will not
wot or turn white.
Painting, Paper Hanging
and Decorating.
HITS!
Sprino' Styles.
Still and Soft liata, Silk Hate.
’Illlafeand .On‘lahfi‘bena‘
lay here. New-onfluafuu-at
KNAPP’S, ‘
91 Washington Gt:
M
”hm
Horse Buyers.
Lehigh, Lackawanua, Locust
3331' noans'rm; ,
wanting any kind of...
3331:. All Borneo cold» 7
by this eatebliahmnntr
;
Purine-m acre-Ile- m to 1
mg, Cleaning and Ira:- _
muggy.”
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.
l:
sienna-w.
ms !. ‘V
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