IOVATiflflfili‘ IDIMIA.
The President‘s wirm‘ wet;
come in His Native State.
- A ”I“!!! NEAR IIIII BIBTIIPLACE.
.vrewde asset the Presidential Party an
ateegrneuaslatea "la-shim seals
and lath-elasticallylppland there-e-
dent's and leeretary 'I'ruey'e Speeches.
Tm Haunt, Ind, (it. l-The presi-
dent’s trip through his native state was a
plea of ovations that greatly pleased the
were traveler. 'I’hrougs oi people
W the train at every stop.and
m were enthusiastically called for
and as lithtleiaflicslly applauded The
run Iron: Vincennes to Sullivan, thirty
miles, was made in thirty-eve minutes.
AtBlillivanthe president expressed in a
Ilwwllds his pleasure at seeing his old
Manda. There were crowds at Shelburne
rand Parmersburg, and at each of these
plsoes the train slowed npsoes to give
the president an opportunity to bow to
them. As the train pulled into Torre
Bantu g whistles of the factories on
dill. ' of the track began to blow.
locomotives screamed a shrill welcome,
and hundreds of bare chested, brewny
workmen waved their hats above their
heads and illled the air with cheers. A
greatthrong, numbering fully 5,000, filled
the apnoe,imm‘ediately in front oi the st»
tlon, surrounding the platform which had
been erected (or the occasion. Leaning on
the arm of Mr. MeKeen, the president
pa-ed through the crowd and took a seat
onthe platform. Mayor Donnelson, in a
flew well chosen words, welcomed the pres-
Ident and introduced him to the assem-
The president, who was greeted
with hearty applause, said:
' The President's Speech.
Ir. Meyer, fellow citizens of Indiana and gen-
I very heartily appreciate, the large
plheringeesembledto greet me. I very heartily
emceeinte the welcome which your kind and an-
imated faces, as well as the spoken ord- of the
chiefoflcerof your city hescxtended me. Iheve
known this beamiful city Ior morethan thirty
yearsand have watched its progress and growth.
It has always been the home 0! some of my most
cheridred pawns! lriemiaandlarngledtoday
to know that your city Is in an increasing degree
prosperunsand your people contented-no happy.
lain glad to know that the greellindmtrles
which have been eetabihhed in yonrmidstare
today busy in producing their varied products
athatthae Ilnda randy market at remunm
, city
prices. Iwus told as we approached your
, that there was not an idle wheel in the city
:dTerre Hattie. It is very pleasant today to know
:1 that this prosperitst so generally shared by all
our people. Hopefuluess and cheer and courage
tendtobrlugaadtomeintaingoodtimes. Cronk-
llug lever builtacity. We diner widely in our
views of public policies. but I tmstevery once!
I: Isdcvoted lo the flagwhich represents the
Union and power of our country. and to the best
hernia of the people, and we are given to see
ad understand those intercom (Applause)
A Perfect System of Government.
Weere in the enjoyment of the most perfect
.... of government that basbeen devised for
. . use of men. We are under fewer restraints,
-. , Individual faculties and liberties have wider
. 4 herethanin any otherland. Here a sky
> hopaharched over the heedofevery embi-
- - r hdlttrionsendaspiring yonngman. There
noeodnlconditlons. There areno legal re
Let trscontinue to cherish these in-
...,. , mountain them in heirbest
f .... Letnseee thatasfar ouriniluenoecan
.1 -- lttopessthey are conductedforthe gen-
good. (Applause. l It gives mepleasnreto
. -- layonr city today one who is the successor
Itheheadofthc navy departmentofthst die-
--4 than of Indians. who is especially
. .. loved by all the people of Terra
w bntisaleocmbraced intbe wideriove of
theeitizensoflnaiena. Col. RichardW.
.' Mm letrne present to you Gen.B.i‘.
. , the secretary of the nary.
ls. ‘l'recy's Tribute to the President.
Secretary Tracy, who was received with
m . chumsaid in the course of ushort
[have been rejoiced to see the mthusiasrn with
- the people of Indians have everywhere
,. the president and the warm perennel
. - p they lure manifested. (Am)
Inequalitiesofheadaud heart that have
endearcdhimloyonwillcnusehlmtobe
. yesteernedhyeillhepeopleof thenetles.
I thhomsionitvouid beuueemlytodiscnse
.. . ofpoiicy upon which thepollticel per-
ofrhmhyeredivldedmndisball not enter
vaeyrurchdiscn-ion Bnmceittoseythat
mwintwediammathywhomsoever
emnentbeadminhtered.itshouldbead-
.W with hmesty.withthe
“degreeoflntellimoemadwitb adignity
hem-antlers of ecooonn people. up
)
. on...
n. Crowd Became Unmeageehle.
The president stood for some minutes on
steps leading to the platform and
. . the hands outstretched to him, but
crowd presently became unmanageable
. the president was taken in charge
. - bythe local committeeend escorted
. htohla car. Dnnville was reached at
' deloch. Representative Cannon and Dr.
"Iicox, of Champaign, met the party at
i ville Junction and acted as the presi-
» 's escort.
At the Place of Illa Birth.
The same enthusiasm greeted the presi-
at the first town in the state through
‘I , hth. train passed, The train slowed
‘. at North Bend in right of the tomb of
Illiam Henry Harrison and the house
the president was born. At Law—
~~1 crowd wasinwaiting,
‘ . the president made a touching speech
ing the scenes of his childhood,
. he nowheheld. He said with per-
emotion:
“Wdhwmcsburg is the first village
my wish "consume-l ee ihave ap
. I this morning. peel. the earliest home
, "mm... iii-.- home in which my child
and early manhood were spent. memories
Jeoponnrethatarsvery fullof interest,
full of pleasures-lint very fuller sad.
They brine back to mothers who ever
theotiihmueverydearJhemost preciom
unearth [have psmdwillr bowed head
flees when they rest.
To the Isl-ml Children.
* At Iiieheil the president, in response to
written roughest to speak to the school
. . . , se :
,' Theaewhthmseiimav-rpaeredlhemerldo
.» “I“. realist more than young men that tho
. . we now hold and Ibr- reap-minim" we
{2 any la society and in all mini Macon
‘u must devolve main (lines who are now in
km. Our stale has mguiflcrntiy provld.
. Iorihnirduntiomeothatmnnolihmneed
toluene-trail la- mina: latest-pp,
‘ thefetheveeed when ere not neglect—
agtheir “he. lint are instilling into these
2’ refit annuity and met for the law
“crown intelligence in color tornahu
was“
, Ia lurked ms nee-sheep".
‘ Mason, ill... (in. s mulch. W.
, ,ahnrpdwilh murdering his but.»
. , Annlcrzrdley, In New Portland, last
was on guilty at murder in the
dense.
H...
.4
i
,2
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Vim Oar-oval sun onus.
,, announce lu'l'he Very
lav
I’.iialt,eiesrgeneralot the die
'7 , .Iiiadetiteseunlelieelie'
f t. lewuiataslaye-elhlsena
-
Melville, 5; Toledo. t (II-hulls
.dbmlhrutsudWechbecker.
Alleluia—
.tm'....--.......O I O 0 O 0 I I I—I
Ooillnhll. ........... 0 0 I I I 0 O IIn I
less the lit. fonts, 8: Columbus... Innis:
“Louis. 8: Columbia, t. tests: Bart and
at Chennai (Played league exhibition
W)-
WMHWUO 0 0 O 0 I 0 0 0-2
Chained ......... MOODOIIOQI—I
Base hits: Cincinnati. 4; Clevdead. t.
unclnuau. 1; Cleveland. 1. mm:
and Rerringlon, Mill and liven-an.
Be Killed Ten Persons.
Manor, 0a., Oct. B.——ln the Houston
county superior court at Perry Thomas G.
Woolfolk was a second time sentenced to
be hanged for the murderof ten members
of his father's family in Bibb county in
August, 1887. The case is the most notable
one in the criminal annals of the state.
On the night of Aug. 7, 1&7, Woolfolk
took an ax, and going from room to room
in his father's house butchered every one
of its inmates while they slept. Theywere
his father, stepmother, three halfdietels,
three half-brothers, one infant in arms and
an aged aunt, Mrs. West. The murderer
was tried in this city in November, 1M,
and afterward. having been givenanew
trial by the supreme court with a change
of venue, was retried in November, I”, at
Perry, in Houston county. He was coir
vieted and sentenced to be hanged on both
trials. On the lust appeal the decision of
the lower court was sustained and the
sentence just pronounced is dual. He will
be hanged Oct. 10.
England's Envoy to Ireland.
Minion, Oct. a—Mr. John Morley, speak-
ing lest night at Bwindon, ridiculed idle
idea that because he had been a minister
he should blindfold himself to the wildl-
tion of nifnirs in Ireland. What pleased
him more than being a minister was his
being an envoy of pence and hope from the
democracy of England to the democracy
of Ireland. Every word he had told En-
glishmen as to happenings in Ireland was
the truth, and he was glad that he had
helped in the exposure of the mngisteriai
authorities. He claimed that Magistrate
Caddcil's letter was a corroboration of his
statements. Alter describing the distress
existing in the congested districts, he sug.
gested that a remedy was available in re-
newing the proposals as to Irish laud nlade
in 1886, and inviting the cooperation of
the Irish members in pressing the measure.
McKinley Opens Ills Campaign.
MILLsnsmmo, 0., Oct. a—Maj. McKin-
ley opened his campaign in the Sixteenth
district at this place. He arriVed at noon,
and in view of the Democratic character
of Holmes county, which has it normal
Democratic majority of 2,000, his recep—
tion was surprisingly cordial. In the ef-
ternoon he held an informal reception
and made It deep impression on those who
called, principally farmers interested in
wool growing. His speech last night was
sensual on protection. Holmes county's
Democratic majority may be pulled down
to 1,000, and in that case, with Stark
county and Medina for McKinley, there is
a prospect for his election. Diseifcctlon
among the Democrats, who have swept
every office in the county for twenty years,
will alsoserve as a great aid to McKinley
In his fight.
Enlargement of n Steamship Linn.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.~Circulers are
now being issued both in London and
Philadelphia conveying the important in»
Iormation that the North Atlantic Steam
nbiplinc, which has hitherto maintained
sailings east bound only, is now enlarged
and will be hereafter operated as a regu-
lar service both ways between London and
Philadelphia. Since this line was opened
last December nineteen steamers have
been loaded for London, all of which so
cured full general cargoes consisting of
local miscellaneous goods and thron
freight from the west. The fleet will con-
sist of the new steamers Fonar, Enshr.
each of Lilli) tone capacity, and a third
bontof 4,5“) tons capacity now approach-
ing completion, and when in full opera-
tion will maintain sailings about every
fifteen days.
And“ and Honorable Artillery-en.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-The Ancient and
Honorable Artillerymcn from Boston er—
rived here Tuesday. They number 3J0
oificers and men of the artillery company,
ten ladies, (our special correspondents and
a band of thirty-five pieces. According to
an ancient and pmiseworthy custom they
came to celebrate their z‘itid anniversary
by holding a “Field day" here. Alter
ellghting from their trnln they were escort
ed by the Second regiment and Post 2 to
the Continental, where they were assigned
to rooms. The day was spent in quiet
sightseeing. Last night the artillerymen
gave a banquet at the Continental. They
reversed the usual order of things, and, in-
atead of being entertained, were entertain.
era. The company will return to Boston
today. ~_ -
Itew Free Delivery Oflsee.
Wasmzm'i'on, Oct. 8.-—-The Iree delivery
service will be established-t the following
named postoflices on Nov. i, use Melroes,
Mean; Plymouth, Mare; Everett, Man;
Peabody, Muse; South Bethlehem, Pa;
Shamehin. I’a; Oil City, I’d; Sharon, Pu;
Ironton. 0.; Marion. 0; Waverly, N. 3.;
Central Falls, it I.; Vineland, N. J.; Jef-
fersonville. Ind; lreporte, 1nd,: Connors-
ville, Ind; Alameda, Cal; San Bernadine,
Cal; Owasso, Mich; West Bay City,
Mich; Pontiac, Mich; Nevada,Mo.; West
Superior. Wis; Durham, S. (7.,andGreeusv
borough, N. (I.
Ila Maw Ills 80-.
litres new, N. Y., Oct. a—lv'rsnklln
Coils and his son. Charles, aged in years,
of Werrensbnrg, visited the Lam fair
thelastweek in August. Colts returned
home, saying the boy had gone to Mt. id—
ward to work. He brought back the boy's
old clothing. bloodstained and dirty, to be
washed. Nothing further being heard at
the son, search was made, with the mu
of finding the dead body 0! Charles under
the barn last night. It is said thatthc
father has been arrested.
The Catholics 0M0“.
lowest, Mass, Oct li-—llev. William J.
Joyce. of the (lblate order, has would
at the county clerk's utilise the men-
strance Against laying the corner stance!
the city hell by the Mutual: rile. The re-
mondranee bears the nasa- of twenty-live
Catholic clergym and It” Catholic lay.
men. Thenaines of the and area
states of 3. We eh are not is the
Walrus.
Weather m
'i‘iieweather pretense “transmit
Mm”
stews nurse.
Wlhmuprmlignt and an We!
Atareeentealeofsltiusinbiudon one o!
the lots new,” Australian skins.
Member-alum,” African n keystins
surrendered. -
A storm toweriatoheerectedatthetopol
Mount Perm, overhrohing Reading, Pa. It
will be 1.3!) feet above the sea level.
Thephonograpb is to be utilised in per
serving the language of the Parsemaquoddy
Indians by a plan arranged by the lies-echo
aetts society.
In overhauling the csnr's civil list with a
view toeconorny, recently, one of the items
discovered wasthepaymentol "50px year
for "lip ulve," which has been made to one
family ever since the time of Empress Cathe-
rine, who is supposed once to have bad
chapped lips.
Lake Chelan. in unnern Washington, never
from. although In latitude“ deg. north.
The reasongiven isthet it iseodeep, end the
warm water always rises from the bottom to
sumllont the mid, which goes down to warm
liecil. The Inelinmi fish in the lake at all sen—
eons and use salmon eggs for bait.
An Italian corrmiondunt, writing in Eng-
lish from Rome, says that the pope "turned
slightly pale” when Buffalo Bill’s Indians
“fell prrwtrnte before him, then, with all the
enthusiasm of their race, raised themselves
Iron: the ground, shouting with loud voices. ”
Printing in Germany keeps Es 450th birth-
day this your, and the Teutmiic printers‘
union intend to celebrate the anniversary
right worthily. A grand commemoration
was planned for the quarter century in 1340,
but pilitiml disturbances prevented the fee—
livnl, so that the German printers are an:-
imnt not to let the prcmnt anniversary puss
unnoticed.
The women reporter who it trying to get
admission to the press gallery of the house of
commons has got so far along as n statement
by the speaker that then: is no law to prevent
her being ail milled there. It was coupled,
however. with the remark that a.“ there was
also no law to admit her there it might be
just rm well to let things stand as they are for
the present.
Thouieteorologicni observatory at the Voll-
cuir, to he opened in May, is being filled up
With the newest null maxi rlniylmti- immi-
mcnts. Beatrice tn» 4me n! iilcfvwi‘ui 7443'
proper owl Volcanic pile-r. uzivuzi, t'u - nim‘l‘t’ir
lory lslnlendeii to pruvidw triper'lnl Im‘iillns
for photographing the heavens. A GMgI’PrE
of Italian scientists will assemble fur the in
nugnmtirm.
The Emperor William's only is that no
portrait of him or of the mummy, or of other
members of the imperial family, is to be pub-
lished Without his express sanction. DI:-
plemied with the photographic stadium for
put before the public, the emperor is having
his portrait paintml by three v‘iI’liSlh-KUleT,
I’rull null [loch-nut" whom he git-m sittings
simultaneously. Sitiirrgs are also now given
to a sculptor for tiir- trillpr'l'lir'i bu~t.
The use! of clrciric lights is increasing wu'u
gran: rapidity oxuwllg the London n’hupnll'n.
.\ walk down the Strand or Oxford ethic"
after dark will slinw that every second or
third store has now giwu up git», “'llil'll
tvould have been entirely rumba-vial s’vm»
time ago if it were no: so cheap. Many of
the othvr large cities in England um um?
min-4 the arc light, and a: Ilriglitun it Is al-
most universal.
The will of n prcvmincn: attorney in (,‘inmn-
nail is a. ‘n'f‘llllill’ ll»~-ir;::m:, and "roof in»
proclaim» have attracted r-qrmialcrnbb- mm-
nwnt. "I desire that rm lint meeting be in H
for me, In? such wens-mtmsri- utilized by law.»
yen to cxpimlc their cl- vqwmcv- withuut vim-r
I (It'l'lll’e that rm crap; is- vmrn by my (mini;
for me, but ll any member ciwmw I» do so
the some shall hr.- rharge Ii in lilo. acmunl."
The iliaigniaul the list». Which lmshitnertn
been made of gull, i... in (mum, to is» merely
silver gilt The rcpl'vwliiatilt'w of lice-elm]
knizliis o! “I" Ball; :llwn'. -'. returned Ill-'Zl’ iii-
sigma until the t..mz~.m tier period, when.
hit some hue-m nr ut'm-z. it Mile alfalfrr vi by
till? hulls» £1! ('H!!ifll”ll$ Ia lw- rvtriinml, which
Illll'w proved n costly p'I-wr of nun-vim: fur 2in
I'H‘Ll‘fllry,
The Ia‘liwll of “run“; vhmnogruslii ill
Lunar”! public r‘i’elilzu-tt-ils in Turkey. .\
7::lfllsli‘rhfulI'M'i-i~1I'l.”llltit’fiIlll‘llt‘ll fu Writ"
:\ viil'nitugrmn m In» ml. nil-m some now put»
in» building. uni t'rbIJ ilil’n-u-ll, in lending oi
llnr HI Curl-mu. limit”, liliv jun: cumin-ml nil.
in honor of Lu» l.IIIrII-lmxg of tit-u umv m.r
vrw‘lfi. Thu, 1 *m» t'thlllp‘r-"l of lip-
ltlflilim nf Ill" lz' . but: i-,anri at the some
tiuw Mr :l rum.» :» rI ' m. Saw “than. it llil? In»
numeral lwrh-ra ‘41:» IA ,. prr—vnt 3 war of lb»
hegirn. i307.
Timinmt inbrrmtm; l "slur-en: 1:.1 View—
liigtrm :Iit‘tlii'ul muvnm 5.. uni in is» :i [riirni
hittttterwl skull», 'l'll'". lurk milk. '5 f.
loud lllir'rlwrl‘sl iii if lmmuunwmnilk , Tm '.
originally b'l"|,,"ul in n l’«-lLEr.:' of pin , .
riorLIm wiw twink fir "hilt” duels Vwim
Tin-y :Igrvwl I-v light I: Ilil'l with Le..- [.i'lIL
ItiLl liivntiikuri‘im- L'n- girl, .‘w ‘w'f' of
them 'Viill’ifilw'l't‘il nll‘tlinn; nfror Ill" ilrll
butt.
XIII-ins ‘l'renalsrv- I'ourul.
im; in; lilo int»: ivnr II. I). (H l», Jr., of
Newman,il:i.,so-r:remiu mt n! eilvvr baton-n
the whim; nml roof of the mull-lice tin-n or»
copimi b5. the faintly, .iflur tee.» war the box
mulol not. be found, though Illiigvnt search
was made for it. A few days rill-‘1'! Mr. Cole
was melting some repair» on the uhi hmiw,
null III-ll amnion tnlmr ewny mini,- u: up,
interior (resin: work. .lslie rvumvwl one of
tho llvitnr partition lrflflh a silver min fell
not, null rum Emilio; further )Ir. (fule was
rewarded by finding wvv-ri' dollar 01 lb" lung
last fillflle'fw— i’litimluiphm legrr.
(bill’s (inn \t‘ril» .Iflrr.
liming the Till l'iil'; rvlmliivm fun It;-
tl.» Mir-in lie'ul prone-inn of tin.- cumin}
wlxrr», these gas wells are situated. Tin-t
iwu: Hi1 sir-mp Ill.“ lib-H til - :5.“ in ('Hliilli»
nwni Irv im new of tin- wm la niol set in» column
nilmmn It hm linen EI-‘l .I..:,; over slow. nwl
there It uni. inimr: woman hitting the Comm
v-I.I:'.Iwr+ tonliirgum‘i the lir -. lint it is to
II“ [Il'W-illllfl'il that even to» hart-in: piping in
the well remains rminj-vrrol or the miller.-
mm: lun- slum have ism clued—Cheri»:
”July's, .prlrt.
[tearing new
Attempts ten-nil) marl -lna/:climntizo kan-
mrum in lloglnml amww tobave been re-
ill'lfkll‘iilf «urn-Milli. Instead of keeping
llu'tnf‘rittfitml m mull tw'Zmurr-snuslmnu
lull} l-"Jlle‘l. they km» ire-m tuna-vi louse In
put); and bowls, and lure lam: found lo
no.“ art-l bred frorly. There arenuw in
Trm: park twunlyvergirt "f thirty kangaroos
of ill” uami sou-cm, ms! the curious creature
swam decline-l tumult atrium: Inmiliarrlry
mastic animals." 1;. In York Telegram
[Don’t Iipowlt l’crar Mind.
A Wisrmrsin man called amtbereskunk;
verdict for trill. A V—nmmt woman called
a man a inn-mite; verdict tail. A Ken-
inciry manuallrdamgroathiet; rerdictfcr
emu Altm- York alnglet called one of
moral: on eye infra-f; verdict (or W.
Jr»: trepmnl and dial-rt d thinkhg, but
my Maintain lies Pram.
her-ensure 7
South Iorwalk
“m“
Norwalk, Gt.
.s
m PROP”!
cm or IDBWILK men:
Will leave
New York.
igh
at lly red
pen sppl» Iotwalh
andlagic will be sent or epcelsl lots of freight
anywhere in flew Yorh or Ila vicinity.
Wail persons are forbid trusting say of %
employers“ lheboateof this line on aucth
lbeounerl therein. e15
iIOUBATONIC RAILROAD.
IlaNBUBY I; NOBWALII DIVISIOII.
corrected June iltb. 1m.
Passenger Trainr.
ates.
wsfrnmhe City oi
8017111.
In. Rorwelh. Lv. 80. Nonalh Ar. Wilson Point
taken). 756nm, Bflam.
517 -‘ 52': " see “
Ion " :0 l8 " 10m "
Icipm. “0pm. "79...
its “ no “ fl? “
6 ll “ lune 622 “ lined Oh) "H’x‘d
s w as e. 805 is as 8 ‘5 u on
.‘7 u 0 tom st at ‘0” t. u
runner.
B 59 a. in
6.0: p. In
NOR-TH.
hr. Wilson Pum‘ t, hv.iio. Norwalh. Antimal-
‘a .. .. 635 .. .. Ml ..
s 45 " II is " 9 28 a. I
run " l2 1: p. a. 12 iii in
i so " Hire! ‘2 in "Mixed 21! ed
t55p.l:i_ 5H " 522p, m,
560 -‘ '13} '* .; “
ID in '- Below ~02) Plum loflhiixrd
smar.
‘J 26 a, in 3 ill s. It.
ii 52 p.11: 6 57 p. In.
Main Line.
in.“ Bridittvi‘ri for Pillafleld.
: to a in. ecwmmo‘u l
mm is ..
mm a. in nixed
lung in. tum: . m‘m°
.50 p. In. express I I R: " m.
r» it? ‘ Through p:se.;
"I 4') “
men only as fat ea urcei liarrington
‘Goceonly u far as New Milford
'5 I ll. Srsvnsws. Vicc i‘rca': & (len'l line's r
W n. Lroe, Supt.
ii' A l‘uuulw w r. i""“l«hf‘f AK’ Bridger-mu,
111th & DanDID
if you want some particu-
larly nice Java i'oilec, we Imp-
peu to have an extra nice
quality just now. One of the
cause-8 of bad coffee is over
roasting; it is often burnt so
as to derimy all the line flavor.
ThisJam (foilcu is the re-
.~ult oi" our instructions to our
entire man, and a special eilorl
on his part to give us: a light
mm! if you are a judge of
(‘uilmn we believe you will
pronounce this line indeed. it
is We] [0 change and compare
Silllli‘lllllCS Take it pound and
you will want another like it.
Also Imte the price, 34 cents a
pound.
DDAl !
DIDDDDB Dill 3106i
“ABBA—~—
SECURE PRICES BEFDDE
PDDCHASIDG.
“WE A III OPPIIIINO- —--
Grand lnducemenis
Til—n.—
CASH swans.
Diwali Bras.
i’DilNl'l'Dlll
Gill-SAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW ‘
mum-ram. Flank
mum , ,
Fill, outright In
some Wishes. Aeuaraeus
manila-swung.
Pare Tor-ate Gallup. Imported
‘ Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PBBIIPTLY.
DDNTDDDLDFF
Homer ll. Hoyt
Removed
18 Nunlliain Street .
SOUTH NOIIWALK.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
u! m and House agen General Insurance
A —I-'ire, Life an Accident. Gone
8 us in and Bteersge. Drafts
for £1 upwards and Ioney Orders to all parts
of Notary Public; acknowledgements
taken. ’irnad 'i‘lcae:e. Baggage Checked to Dec-
65 Washington Stunt. Next to Post once.
SOUTH NORWA LK, C'l‘.
Buns DDD Sh
___uy__.
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The first, floods lor
the Least honey
._.._. 313....
H. S. DDDDD’S
800T & Sillll‘l N'i'illlii,
Clark a- haue’s Bloch
u- an; :1
CliWTIOH llkn't'...'.!3:'u,:;:3' ,.
nit l‘ in micro mid DI’II'l' rmmw
:1: E? :5 “Q E GEHTFLOETWEN .
;.l Luvs-J \‘l‘nlvrprunf Grain.
“1' .‘
v. "m not “warm . ugmilillm! r‘f llIi- Ihm‘
l. ' z. ’.I it:x;I ll» wrung; rmlnrw»
.L,|4li of sli‘l‘ltlll' “nil'l rs.
l :390 IlnlhI-uz'itl'tl. l‘ll rit‘umfi null
‘.- hit ii l'umliu'luk ilhe‘”.
A "no will Nico
‘l «lin l
: ll-Ml‘wml V. (Ill.
_ u..-
‘ _. l
, ,I.:lll nl lurstvl- nll'l durability.
i“. .‘ I‘IVl'ilr \t‘s- t l< i'w hlullllitnl tin-m
l- » ' {winder prim
1.5.) I an n Hluw is especially adopted
1 it Ii owl l‘il‘ll. formers. rte.
’il . L. i- Li i‘uutrrmu, lJlliiIll mid Luce.
1’ Q" SHOES I‘ll:
,i' (J, mg L n ‘
“mt favorably mnlvr-d since Introductvi
I‘i'lll iuI IrrIchI-ms make them superior
“iltllllll than rice-s.
. m ln-uh-r. and if lie cnnuot supply send
. I: “curry curl-icing advertised p , u: s
.2. .l i'nr qnlev lento.
it . i.. millillrhi. Brethren. lean
John Schaub & Son,
Veal-aloe Street. lie-sh Inrwalh Iyl tn
iiuy of the Manufacturer.
mammary.
Ole Quality,——'l'he Best.
“on in mm“ mm
W new -
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Premptly.
WW
5:) Washington Street.
Bennett & llusied,
28 Iain St., 80. Norwaik.
Meats, Fish, Hymns,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, in:
on" Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ii. I. swam em I. 8. BUST”.
[188 DR. CRAIG'B
original Kidney and Liver Cum
Crown Planters and Pills.
Thev are the eel Safe Benedict to use for those
afflicted with Brig t'r Disease, Liver Complaintsnd
nnery affections. Only those prepared in the
our rolls are the Origtnsl and t conly Kidney
and Liver Cm that will restore you to perfect
health.
All ladies Use
C. It. It. A.
Craig fledlcine (10.. Passaic, . . J.
E61375
Pinisted’s Drug Store.
apM Boulh Norwelh.
Examiner in
A. .A. McLEA‘II’s”
Carnage Hamilton
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, - CONN.
Ilsvlng filled up a
Carriage Repository
At 65 North lain stmi, finnth Norwalk. lderile to
call the attention of the public to the line line I
have to select from. There Wagons are of the best
mate, warranted and include the leading styles of
Surreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde, Spindles, Road
Carts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDEDJO.
A. A. McLEAN.
in Cm
THADDEU
DDDDDRIBS IND MEATS
AT THE OLD STAND Ol’
ISuccereor to 'l'. Burr Gnyor dc Son), ,
S P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PROMI’TLY FILLED.
City People find It to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
S GUYER,
HEATERS.
We lure two new Heaters which we would be pleased to show to the public:
The DIDTDD am] 1118 NEW STADFDDD
We also have a large line of
RANGES.
301‘" SET AND PORTABLE.
[ls‘TliiA'l‘Ea‘ GIVEN 0S PLI‘IIBISG AN!) TIN WORK.
F. H. NASH 8t BRO,
Cor. :dain and West Streets. South Norwnlk.
ANDT .
TAXI 'I'III
Corsets, (lailorm's [hrs and Cape Bulletich’s
CANNED
price and quality will suit you,
in cans, we have them in glass.
r
{Baylston
_ BinneEPORT.
W.B.HALL
:1: CO.
DD DEW DD [.D ND ADDED
I’EIIF 'lC'l‘ LIGIIT AND VENTILATION.
2,700 FEET OF SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FA L 1. ST Y LES A [.11 EA 1') Y-
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
new mans or common casrlrrnnrzs.
HUNDREDS of Fnrzsn NOVELTIES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
Ladies’ Underwear.
TAXI CENTRE B’I'AIRWAY.
SmellWarc-i. Yankee Hollow, Perfumery. W. Jew-dry. Running». Cotton, Inns. limb smi Art
(loads in alcove scar elevator Bills ind Vein/ta In the New ltomn.
liege. Curtains, Shades and cinema In the New Basement.
W. B. HALL & CO.
Till lBIDlNii Diill'i'lllll
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
and they have just begun to arrive.
cedentcd sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
Moon lHIllliII.
ELEVATOR.
Pntterne. Dress Forms. ac" in the Old House.
lipcclai Birgsrins In
We have purchased an
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
and if you do not like Fruits
We have also just received
We moonstnntlyl'au ,
23:33.. it” "m”
I DWI
You will find the I'll-
}:B'l‘ OOAOEERI. the.
BEST ROADSTERI. the“
cannula! wonxm
nns'r accountants-r or
field County.
wanting any kind of a.
Horse, can be
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRAN'I‘BD.
III. II. PARSONS;
DDDDKSIDD STDDI Fill.
.r OIIN n. FEBBIB,
fl hoieesicantuletsil Dealer in all kindle!
DDAL IND WDDD
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Storm. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackswanne, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesuarre Cools.
lint for RUBBER Pilli'l
Yard foot of Washington and lIar-
shall streets. Branch ohloe atBtilson
LAWN mi
THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
'l‘hc 'I’Irornns,llrc Bee: in the
World, M-Inch Cnl, 06.00.
The Dayton, II-inch Cut. 05..
W. C. QUINTABD‘
MUSIC IIALL' BLOCK.
W. H. MEEKEB & CO.
_- I
1“. {EIENTS
fine:- ‘80.!
SOLE
“Flurila” imam Diliil‘.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
A NI) 'I‘ I NVVAR E.
Estimwe givzn for
iiiezinl and lint Air Heating.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK
79 WASHINDTDN mill
L . H. D EC KE R.
Dealer in
Wall Papers, Paints, title. “In“
Brushes, Coach Colors
and Varnlehes.
ARTISTS’ GOODS.
ItcCLOSKKY'S hit UlD WOOD Vlhhllt, hm
filling for his nmlh woods, lhoutru .
soot}: wil’aitll) CALSOI fill! in
walls a s .
anti-mum reasons OOACII mum.
best for bath roommutride dooorr, he. Will not
spot or turn while.
Painting, Paper limiting
and Decorating.
HITS! HITS!
Sprint:r Styles.
lnallgrsdeeandeolereet.
Stifl and Soft lists, Bill Hall.
'rllatsaae Whistler-nut
M boys. nels‘lrr'eltllalslornraet
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington It.
Particular attention pan u
flat-g, amine and m
Illh m
Horse Buyers
and altogether the
BALE HORSES in mi- :
Partial .
J
Norwalk Chronicler