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T l. ABOUT TNET" "
.Who Will the Empire State
Democrats Nominate 3‘
mm;
ormmlom
”Mus-lineal»- Willi-All
, fries-sun: ns sis-as for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor may.
It Is In". nt the Convention My.
Sesame. Sept. lt—Jl'he New York
, date Democratic convention to nominate
snovernorsnd a toll untetlcketwillbe
held here Tuesday. The Kings county
delegates-u they are ready for the tray.
and intend to item! firmly by their sons, "cam"
which are all loaded‘ {or Chapln tor gov-
Ilr. Flowers friends say that
layer Chapin is sure oi the thirty-sin
mummoonnty,andthst is all.
I‘ll-shes heen some talk about rcnotnl-
Goveruor Bill for a third term, but
marmfrlsndsot thegove'rnorsaythere is
milling in it, and that Mr. Flower will
certainly be nominated on the first ballot.
Shoela- [or Second l’laee.
Hr. Bidgway, of Kings county, has a
chance for second place on the ticket in
certain eontlngenoies, but the Sheehan
men, who claim the oilioe, say that Ridg-
wsy won’t make it.
Thereappearstobe no doubt that the
lecondterm practice will prevail in the
edicts of secretary of state and treasurer,
and that Messrs. Rice and Danicrth, an
heretodore stated, will be rcnominatcd.
Should Bldgway receive the lieutenant
governorship Mr. Shoehan will probably
boomed to accept the controller-ship, in-
stead of Frank Campbell. of Bath, who
'nnntflrnt booked for the place. Shee-
han’e friends, it is believed, will insistthat
he must have second place.
Inynnrd for Attorney Getter-I.
Issac Maynard, of Albany, has crept up
to the top of the list of cundidntal for at-
torney general, and appears to have the
all on the position despite the eil'orte
which have been put forth by the friends
(it Enlarge! One-ego; Rosendaie, of Al-
bany,ami Foley, 0! Suratoga The last
named gentleman says that he is not a
candidate, in the sense of seeking the posi-
tion, but if it aromatic tendered to him
he will accept it. The senator is very popu-
int, and should there be any dimmer of a
conflict his selection would doubtless in
sure harmony. John Bogart still appears
to be the choice {or engineer and surveyor.
A Short Session Predicted.
The state colmnittec will meet at the
Grand Union at ll o'clock tonight. and
there will also be umny caucuses «luring
the night and early on Tuesday. it is not
now thought that the contested cases will
delay organization of the convention very
materially, and delegates are figuring on
but two days’ sooahn. Tammany Hall, the
County Democracy and im- Brooklyn
delegation unexpected to h'lit’ll herenbout
0 o’clock this afloruoou Secretary Do
been. at the state committee, is on the
ground, and with his lieutenants is m"
ranging theprsllminarlea Most all of the
delegates are already here.
Ila-hen Confers with HIIL
ALBA", Sept. l4.——Albany has taken on
the appearance at a convention town, and
most oi the prominent politicians will
probably stay here until Tuesday mom
in; (lover-nu Hill has been at the sucn
tire chamber since early morning and has
had-even! important caller; Mr. slice
hen arrived at the Fenmore, and a law
minutes afterward was closeted with the
governor The interview was very Inlet,
and Shack-n refused to say upon what
line. He then went to Troy and had (their
lnnn Edward Murphy come here, When
no. Ital-sir mine be round Mr. Richard
, o! Tammany llall. with the uuveh
nor. A protracted interview took place,
int nothing definite of its import could be
obtained. ‘
Perhaps III" and Jones Again.
There is quite a good deal'oi talk 0! lltll
and Jones heading the ticket. Committee»
also Griffin, or Watertywn. who nomi-
nated Dir. Flower for lieutenant [overrun
fine yoke ego. believes that Mr. Flower
will receive the unanimous vote of the
narcotics. it has been decided that the
eonventionwillmseton’l‘nseday and all
yearn over until Wednesday, when the
neithations no he made.
Ir. Sleek-ts Talk;
In an interview lion. W. l". Sheehnn
add; “l are a candidate tor lieutenant
memorsnd l think lslisll be nominated."
'reak Campbell, at Bath. sahl:
making an setire canvass tor controller
lid do not leer the Dew competitors l
V ”n"
”unlike verses “when.
Wu, K. Y., Sept. ltufienstos
Donald Hex-Mien. ea'fienetor lioness
Iain Stats Committee-nan William ll.
Install. candidate
. antenatal hlsprsnlnsnes
Lb WIMlnBofilo.
res Inllnley—lla-phell ”chain.
0...!"- lt-Jl'heehdr-es
litmus saline-mastic
em-
“have upon the tins tor the
sir/ran snow or ,T
thalargeetetock nodogoodaesortrnentto makeselec-
tofurnieh eve hin fromnohild’e
r o. specialties in
too. ‘ t ”boot." Anuni
“if, '06 dgouhliltlron’s ohms. A new lino Kid Button
and another at 31, formerly 82. Missed
m“ 11001 81106 only 18. Children’s School Shoes at '15 cents.
coil and exammo these goods, as it in a pleasure to show
? “m c. H HAHvevs ~ ‘
70‘ north Main Street ”South Norwalli-
1 of ‘Wbitilhw
'———7
What the Res-hall I’ll-yen, Athletes and
horses are lining.
au'znxcas armcuylox.
Atlllmfirstgame» Illa
lllwsnkee.....l so at l 0 o e on ti
Mun...) ll 0 0 2 3 o 0 5—“! I
.mles:mnsndunm.chamberlsinend
Inllgau
Wm— an. e
lllwsakse ........ ...I0l0lll—l’tc
Athletic .............. ooolllll-«Dllt
Bottom: Dwyor and (lnrn, Woyhlnx and
Inn .
on:
u x-~010 l
1 0—3 h t
O‘Brlooasud
n.n.a.
0 l—h 4 8
0 0,“ '1 .5 B
Foremanend
urea
l 0‘] 2 l
0 0—2 3 l
Donahue, Cat-soy
. It. lllt.
thonis. ...... ssozzuuuuvntt
timorn. ..... ODIluzl030~oon
Bntterlos: hit-Gill. Burroll and Doyle; McMa-
hon, Van Knitter: and Townsend.
Standing n! the Club.»
The following are the percentages of the
clubs in the National league:
s
For
. W. l.. cent.
.02: Ulcvulnnd...fii iii Jill
.M ainuklyu....ll to null
,. nihilism...“ g; .atl
55 .5». .‘mrinuuti,.-i=.l a... .3!
The following are un- percentages oi the
clubs in the Ann-rival) Wtiiflloll:
Chicago.
em;- ----- e
6" UI' "
Philadei.
For I For
W. Loom “Y L, cont
Boston Hi all
.t'zr.;i">lumhuo...56 on 16'
. till \t'uukoe. .fic.’
annilmgtunll
. Maurine...“
8t. Lmiisffffu t3
Baltimorejiti ill
Athletic....t's's fits
”the Rich American Derby.
Culcauu, Sept. H.~«’l'ho Washington
Park club rumied Sci-retury Ul‘r-Wsle'rb'
suggestion to make Llll' gross value or tin,-
American lh-rby for 13.93 Stator) or strum
tothe owner 01 the mat lmmr. Entries
for this, event close 0: i. 15. The club do-
cided on another important event for the:
World's lair year, to be Called the Quern
lanbella stake. [or fillies, {oasis of in»,
with mom added money. A guaranteed
stake of $25,000 for Synonyms, and tin:
Columbus handicap tor lunar-bids and
upward, worth MAW to the winner, are
other features. it u. the intention oi the
Washington Park club in "ii-Tu: us meet
log of 1803 the grandest tact: lulfl’llut‘ ever
given in America.
You ”or Alto “'ouI-ln’t Join.
Sr. Lona, Sept. lt-C'm'i-l \‘un lief Aha,
president at the St. [mills liasohuuclub,
says that Mr. liyrne, of Brooklyn, and Mr.
liobisou, oi Cleveland, asked him it he
would join the League ranks ii Baltimore
would agree to do the more. You dcr Abe
even that he declined the otter.
Direct to Meet Ilnl l'uintor.
Sm Lurks, Sept. H. — 'l'ln- Lexington
Jockey club anuouuc-w a mat-'1: row be
tween llul l’niurrrgzw-fiami ilmect was).
Tilt.- rm'c will probably in: (or $39“? a silk.
with 35,0» added by the lorrngton neat)
elation, over which track the race will be
THE NEWS TN BRIEF.
The New Haven Grays on Sept, 13 Celt)
brated their seventy-Kiln) annivusnry.
In Allen 6. Thurman is reported, at
Columbus, 0., as being much improved.
Sheri! John H. Mchrgue, oi Rookcas
tln county. Ky., was killed by an unknown
“I.
a
Siateen-ymr-ohl Percy Carr accidentally
shot and killed his six-yearn“ cousin,
Harry Price, at Northeast, Md, while on
enticing a pistol.
Assembly nominations in New York
state have been made as lollowa: Peter ll.
Holler, Democrat, Cortland county; 6.
P. ll. Gould, Democrat, Lewis co’nty.
L. L Polk, prudent oi the National
Parmers' Alliance, believes Cleveland will
be nominated in one
investigation provn the report in be
incornct that Prince Bismarck had out
lered a slight stroke of speplexy.
Archbishop Corrignn laid the curtmr
stance! the new church 0! St. me‘uim
and St. Anne. at Mount Loretta, 5. l.
809'» u
it is reported that 'l‘aecott, the murderer
oi Millionaire Snell, oi Chicane, has been
caught at Charleston, S. C.
Dom-suits ”salon to tour.
Wasnlroros, Sept. lt.—Ssnator Fault
nor. General Black, Representative lly
num, es-ltspresentatlve Jame» Beck. ui
Philadelphia, and Mr. Lawrence tinnlner.
the secretary oi the National Almemllull
ol llamacretle Clubs, have started on their
western stamping tour.
General Care Ilse cancer.
N" Tone, Sept. unilateral Joseph B.
Carr. lonesrly secretary ol state. i» It St.
lake’s hospital Whom a surgical
operation for cancer. At the hospital
they would only say that the operation
wsaa slight one, and that ileueral (fan
would be out in two or three days.
.mh
It In Innings or outside.
llwrtr flour, :6. J.. Supt. it -At
Peintflfls Miss Annie Swain swallowed a
quantity at cerholle acid hemmed her lover,
Augustus mdgway. expressed a desire to
have their wedding postponed tar s week
armors. Sheers she will try it win It
ltidawsy is tales.
Mind by Incline. Ilsa-ere.
limo. l. 1. 5m. tt.»itmi.uu
st ”endow Brook ltow, near Hempsusul,
mum on Wednesday by shelle
recklessly tired by the Second battalion.
N. 0. ii. 33. 1., swamped near Garden
city. may narrow mpu are reported.
rslieseresnppoesdtebars bees oneethe
.myotnstinteesdparty.
was. Inner Its res-ts.
. tell
be m
UWmmeapln \
flu" m i... To“ I end ‘
‘ ‘liisalwsys hesg' tomato
earl hetero stock is Mmm
thuiimhbonllesrl will havethehset olmleo,
tl lsdtnoer'l’ronsevinn.
0‘! w turn have
ever i!
EM vsrist we have
. 'flttcrns or
very latest Wt Wired Niki. ‘ “I.
NilliamNISwords
SD INSTINCT" STREET,
M com NORWALK.
"”l""'ST"0le0F SHED—NAN.“
General Halleck Once Reported
Him Unfit for Duty.
HOW THE INSANE 1‘:th STARTED.
WI?! a! War (.Txttrtrrmt ’i ltungilt "0M
Tecumseh" “fits Ins" ‘v‘. ltmr Utv 60h]
300,000 sun \t'uum r .. -.i.».y'.v.l lrr olssr
Certain aisles ul 1...“ ’n
Waaumorm, 50:". ;~:
«on
e
Ml ilr'l‘lo “ll"
published letter thrnw; ..: 4.. or new
Mtou the mum .: in: .. .. u: . u-
Bl‘ll Sherman’s inninll} r ' .;l: ilti ilw mli-
break of the war. lths . , .‘1
[tom the amhlws of ill" \V. l nwnt
in the search {or match... it. r comm. mini:
memoirs. It in given to the pool...‘ inn
:omlnunicution from 1.. .ln' .l. l" :r)‘, a
member oi‘the bin-Moi gm. 13.2.“. a. of war
records. General .. enmn z<.--v..n..«il mm-
tnand in Kuntnrhy Lil rm. H, 156: lie
lound things in n d.m.;. rmh (:MnlllmtlJlltl
Conioderates were ecu-n: moi wgrvssire
and to oppose them ulliy u lnmliul n! un-
disciplined and‘viinzwrguzizwl l'nion troops.
The general, naturally or :m or. liable.
insclble disposition, was litiiiLfitvL’tl by this
state at aflnirs.
Called It an Itnmn- Viru'.
He was visited at lmiiz~tLLZw on (lat, TO
by the secretary or mu. .2 .' film-
rron found General .- n...m m ;. ,jitmmy
frame of mind, and p. rm: Hi . in m'mn
seems to have given Ll’u' ~ i. u. Mo
impression or tile is
Among other thing. it.
the secretary that lL- “H .4:
men in clear ti.- (horny
lucky and the .\.. Plv‘l;'£.;
um :il‘liwli
4.; ::
r. . ,"u
rt,»
period this “'M'lcvltlw! . mu! x. gone
Lion, and it w.“ mot r .H ;. . ._ g H,»
nounoeditrm“camp-“Lin or T.,-.» Hou-
ledcrate puwor in the - l" u mum
View and Simrmnu'» .-.r; .
required are :gv-nrrmly n l'rrml .
ble histories and hr'\\'~;..i[ cr: n i...
iogpe to n fiction of H. e.» pr. 9 r-
lious, which (or a few iilvlllllm iif‘rll :i grout
run.
1’.“ . {wra-
.w,
l‘ "
Sherman “In .tlnrmni.
The true story as tuivi by '~
based upnm “r“iyvl'w! -. . i. .0
is substantial; m w .
Sherman Wm rum-m
Carlos ilnrli, and -. .
Kentucky {mm l;..~ :.
ported turdury to m. r .. .
Louis. Halli-ck bar-l ammo ' .
California previous 1.. m. “v.4,
once sent him on t!" lit-quell.
western Missouri, He had «min--
command in case there wsnalnngerui :ux
attack. and did so.
On the am. be begun irier’rmw n. .
headquarters that the {'ulllt'lllm'
force, under Sterling: Pm. um - .
advancing. None of HIV other u. L .~ .rl
the Trout, however, own .1... - im‘ . him
they aunt ill-wen! an ril. 'nviy tinf. zl-M gun‘-
port to llnliwk.
llallech's Remarkable lwllrt'.
Domino information Snemmn luul lw-
gnn to more the troops at Pope mul n: m:
generals into position to meet the ran-my,
but Pope’s pron-ate and more t'nr‘rm'l re~
pom causal linlleck to unit-r “Lon“;m
back to 3!. Louie This cpimiic wrist de-
scribed in the lollonimr numrtuflll. !. my
Trom llalleck to the general in chat at
Washington
Ir. i‘ r7)- and
‘ hm.”
'i. i
t 1
{Confidential}
5’! LUK‘lIA, Hit. Dev 1 Ni.
New General George ll 3L1 lull“). ('um»
mender iu-lfhlet. Washmgron
GallAIr-AI filled in a lnnmu . Humanity.-
lion, Brig-diet lieneral W, 'l‘ 5‘... rt ..t., on r»
portlnyhm for duty. was onlr-ml tn mlpr-i'l
troops (three divisional st Sedans uni Vnrluit)’,
and if. in the alnenre oi iiourml i’upe. be
deemed there was danger of an ilummliate st-
tackhe wasanthnrired to “mod mmmand,
He did so. and commenced the luan-uwnt ut
the troops in a manner which 1 dill nut nppruve
and menu-mended. lulu» m vim! iulumu-
tiou from oficers that (lonvrnl Nirrmun was
completely “fiampeded” and we» “allauwt ding"
the army.
Ill-lit [or Duty.
lthereiure immediately chloral him tullm
pleco.and yesterday cove him a lun- .1 ab
rem-n tor twenty days to visit l.» Luvlliv .u
0th Iain satisfied the: iimlvrul : l.’ I.. who
physical and mental system S ...
broken by labor and wire on to remix .
the present entirely ohm {or duty. 1‘
few weeks’ rm may reel-ire him. its!» 2-..l.~Y-«.I
that inhis present condition it v Hull ' . {mu
prone to give him a mmmami livw \V-ry n~
Willi“! your obedient servant.
E W. BALLIK'K. 31..)itl'llv’lw'rlll.
Ile- It Ins-rail Minnie».
The original n! this letter, body and hit
nature all in General Bullock’s lmn m ni-
lnfiie now on tile in the war rword~ villi":
It appears from the oilie‘ml rrmr 1~ lmtl
General llallsek was at thlsmm moi;-
General Sherman's blend. Xet hi. h-itnr
manifestly worked Sherman l'i serious, m-
Iofl Imdioble, injury.
Six weeks alter the Cameron lllli'rvit'w
in Louisville Sherman was mu»: inr
insanity in the Cincinnati Commercial by
Horst listened. The Commercitsl'n Ht.
tech was vigorously nuatainul by other
It pen whose correspondonu haul lwn
harshly treated by General Hinerumu in
Kentucky. The chargi- oi imanlty m”-
in and rung upon ‘ml Hmny
changes that loan Tho gen-ml on» tfvlll'
nicely spoken 01 throughout the many .lml
sountry as “Cree: Sherman."
The Alliance CaIts a tlalt
91‘. Pant, Sept. l-i.-'l‘be r'arriwrw' Ai-
llanee leaders in Mlnumna and 3m. 2. mm
Booth [Nikola hays result-ml ilpnlt .u mm
fltnmptto stop the lfl‘lilr‘llliniln lluw oi
wheat wthotuarkcta. Tlit‘ .\lllm: [m
pleasant that the layman: New.“ ol
.wheat in the No. l laurel wit will le' will of
UN m' hind. helm Jim. l. Anni tlwll
hastewilldrlvs the price Inuit in plenty
cents.
.m; 4 a
”MID, Imp“. "Olen-«o
NIH Your. Sept. ill-The lit-mid my»
M in a speech at Philadelphia this trunk
Userstsry Tracy will defend the mum at
the navy mat in maintaining the
squadron nolutlon instead oi moms
Ihsships belonging themotoCblnsmhm
there are tears at a general revolution. lls
thinks the instruction the men received
hetero cursor rslossodwasoeeesssry.
my “on Iii tears till.
Jester Cm. Dept. lemme: ”retina
retired finesse Whose.» is he
Mess esselthe olden min New
Jersey.llerl8etnrdsysmlsgst his hornet
”marvel. Jersey City. its was till
yestsoll. lllsdesthmeassaltryam
«om-9.1mm
Mob-Wm
lows fen. “All.
tours- lasts hes
arrests!
Mass-seal
rulcEs
LEELATESTflYLEg time of the your,
y :[hi "12.50" am, Billet. incur.
"F.AR.B
I will give to all
the trade is over.
llallaclemo llnltl Blunt.
OUT IN TWO!
wmhwmrfllmw ' "
Etow‘coe
All 1 have a larger stock or llillinerv.
Do not fail to tilt limits of
H. KRlEGER,
[South Nomll. Donn
, inter». John-n
T.
llIIs Sale.
Dissolution.
Wt“! is hereby given that the m micr-
N ship heretofore existing [unwrap]: J. 1..
\sn Name and Elbert Valentine. under the
ilrm named! J. L. Van Blame it (70.. in this
d? dinolved by tpntnal wusent.
no... {‘3‘ all 2““ m
B I I I
will bra-settled by him. no: ’ um”
All
Ilillfilll‘l‘l?‘\¥r\hz§fl\'t.
South Small. June so. not. ‘ lion tr
mg Hot/Hg“
8.0. BillES, Graduate Optician,
women 3. Harris, II No. Main St
ill-soon litter! in all mmpllrnted can». ('00-:
pound Lemme ground from prwrrrptlnn or
jcce of old lit-m. Sutlslactlon gnamntoeil
ocharge icr teslluz even.
Where rareloulfioln'g?
I am going down to
HUNT 8c ZELUFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'herelmn niwnyn firm! the French-est Fish
and \‘rgelnhlra. Arm Still and Smoked Fish.
Oysters, Slams, Lobsters,
Pure Tomato Datsup.
. imported Sardines.
Agvnt-o {or ‘t
:wlh‘?‘ (‘rwnmery Butter.
h n
t
‘EHUNT & ZELUFF.
SEASON
l89l.
Tlmmlnt‘s and Saturdays at on» p. m.
l. l., New Haven 8. llamunl ll. ll.
October 12, 1390.
TRAINS LEAVE sur'l'll NunwnLK As
FOLLOWS:
For: .\‘rw Ynltl. .\. .\i. 1:. l'Ju-xrvpl .\lumlnynl
ex. 5 id. lit” haul! on “Show 7 ”Jim“. 7 5." 0.1. l‘ Iii
ex.siillm‘ales .m. out; 1-1. int; m». [on or.
Till? local 9!. ’. biplanes. ill? Inf. 2:» ex.
" IM'. to Stamford, riprl'is (rum Mumford,
.l s, t aim, 5 0'. n: . tn Mumford. 5 Lil rx. 550 av.
6.3)”. tilt at. 7 Til ex. :~ ll Luz. l":l.un,ll¢a.m.
Worthington v'xpl’r'sn. Slimlnu Filo on, 54$
11.,“ lfnir. i'. .\l. b H :n‘. Tzlnrqll‘hay.
l‘um Nuw llavm. .\. S. [Li ex; ll it) an,
i'. .\l. T28.
«L. I "I on, i ti! on, ".‘if.’ u.. t filer..."- l5nr..t:5
run, 1 i3 on. I Zinc"! tl 542,90! mu. ll ill Adams
u and mu, l:.".’.': a. m..ex. Sundays 723 an,
012m. a. m; tier m'. i. m.
l‘on Thurman. . . .\i. ill" no. no u.
mom. 1'. .\ll'.’lllvs.. to: er. tom. :il
ex, 19 ti mu. ll 0'7 em. 1225‘» m. a.
hut Sraisonuuz. A. .\l. 6 Mar. Didi-r.
"Mine. l'. nwlsm «x. 1mm. 7 lat-1., Mi
um, m: (aloe l .\lmulr mining between
New Haven am rlpringfle d) er.
Fun litmus. A. .\l. ”2 (tin Shore lel.
l'. .\l.»» ttlll otlfln Springfield). ltr.‘ ILW‘AA
limit-mil.
LEAVE NEW YORK
Foe Son“ Nnawau. A. Mmbul on, out
Ito. T ill an, Miler. Milan, ll lulu" ll It! nun,
lztlinmn u. P. hi. l2“! ar..ili) en. mama.
all ex.. fillies" fit! on. t Iii em, but er..li in or.
r» l a». mu or. 0:» Atlnllll ex. and an, moi
midnight er. lingo-w em at‘.,7.'llu~.,0l2ao..
li.‘ ll) mldnl‘llt.
Till iimi " ill at S tusmtré
is I PIDFESBIDR.
liefnre a man will parties! it he must be
rilllttrnt'lillfl' mine .or spend lonaycars
Hlap rentlrmb p and we rigid examine»
lion More a board of experts aerninl by
the stair. lie is a “usury precaution to
theiritemi or the noble welt-ire. Ii let
intention or the estate to entrust the pm?!
lmrsml corn India of medicament-insin-
ly in the don ore I! the droughts. who are
mm lied by law wetland mom and time to
nma iy themselves {or this mono and lil-
pnrlent duty. it in natural t t the [milk
~hould l t radrlreaa worth ‘. .
ins. iemit t tlmtlmt :1: slate“ entries-grin
mm mm manner. as r pa "matte Min
laurel. The-Irritation": are tit-rally (Nomi);
mom“ "1' 'l'" omit-
e a or on n a a
they eels in ii! MW an "priest.
*- .. on” m...” ire...”
“me,“ with The artificial and.” writer
mu ms u. l n [all
N. um um". mom ’
r, to
Inlet ales rt tor
an there are wa’im’n
.3. 9'“
gmn‘m:
e
l.
Loxaromc
new we.
‘ .W$mnzlil only on prlal train
1
W
Aral .attert Ir nfnrvirein
t mth'NHL-m ‘ionll
r “hummus "I, u"
The Steamboat “SITY 0F ALBANY”
Will make Dally Trips to New York.
have South Norrmlk at it'- a. m. It. turning. leave New York. liwkzmui \rnw 1..le :: Il| p. not
Saturday.» at 2 p. on: Bastille! aim-t at 150 p. m.; Sniunlnyu at 231’ p. m.
FAIE~8ingie Tickets 40 Dents. Excursion 60 Dents.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will lean: New York Mondays, “'8‘!Tllt"‘l1l)‘.* and Fridays at 5 p. m. Loave- Soronlk Tnmlnya,
ma.
Housatonlc Railroad
llanhnry ”SKIN-fills lllrislon.
('llklilll'l‘l-le ’l‘u.ll'?\‘li lt.12~ul.
Traineloarr- South Korean: In: lhmhnryw
015, U is a. in.. i: ll. :5 :i. in but”. 3’- nmi in L5 p.m.
Sumlnyn Dr); A. m, and 65': p. m.
Trnlrl- leave Dunbury for South Noni-nil: -
0:5,: SIMMI': and il C) It. m.. :i 15. fun”. and (nil-3
p. in. holiday:- strut. m and .‘nn ., m.
Trulllsyirau- h’nluii Nut-milk lur Ntidgriirid- -
IS I3 and It in n. m.. I: ll. 23$. 5 ln ;.n~l on» p. m
Trains lt-Me lil-l world {or San”- Nurmilk
6 h. i ll. ii iii and iii. a. lu., ‘.' w. 3 :3. .3 Inland
MIT u. m.
".\ew York and l‘itleth-lii m pm H lmn‘m New
lurk si 0:” i, "1,, with {Varmint 4 .tl p, m.,
arriving at l mmm Mill p. m. ‘
'l’ltmfielti and New i urk curt-rm- li'lb‘i‘i
I'm-3mm at cm I. m . lwlwl 6 w p, m, H “1..
tier" _"ilh Iii 9.1“. "mil ,lrnm I’llllllllr}l
mull; . nrwalk 7.11 p. 11.3.. nrl’ll‘ilm at line
York 1‘ 4|) 1:. m.
'llally exrcpt Sunday.
.\IATN LINE l)l\'l.~‘lUN.
Trains leave Bridgeport m- {Mining-2
7 the. 111., Mllgor for I'marlrm.
lull); on, mower {or Hmmm. making
connections or Albany and the West.
I" ma m.. ireluht fur llxmla- 'vlllr.
lliloam. ‘r‘rvlfihhmrtflmt rrlnxton.
-’ p.m.. its N am mu Insane r.
MIN 9. m.. New Milford Ipr‘l'lfll). 11"
6 ill 9. In" New )lliltml ntwlnl.
gab p. In.. Err-light for "rent Harrington.
. 25m" (Sundays) menu" for l'lttsllrld
sax .
“'qua ll. Marcellus, Vine President and
coral n r.
urn. tlenersl Pam-um Agent.
wwlsumerim
SELECT TOURS
1‘0 TH E
H NATIUNAL SAPITAL
Under the nominally immortal system of the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRflAU.
September ll. llrtobrr I. Ll. 22. No
renter ill. 20. litre-ill" to. ’1».
Excursion Tickets
(but! only on Special Train. will be «M from
wt st fl
LP" t
Round SI 2.50 Trlp
e lhdeeral ! ream
It‘ll {Nadir-rumor s toil:
rertlo
in sshl t in» rlinmon. mom. or»
“lime Willard h.Not t r on pm
gander!» “Ml urgitii‘nlsrfimn it?
Alan ‘1‘. R303 lllbe ‘ ed
31h Nemmup. * W” I.
Will h smut. mam
N I. ll A ll?
macaw" PM“ fp‘firsgféhsm‘mfl
enemy
‘ "Goods than” usual’nt this
and rather than wait Until later in the season,
dosh-one of purchasing Millinery Goods for the
4th of J uly, at prices so low thotull can have a new summer but,
no it is better to give value in the heart of the season, than after
t 0-
round!
”12.... asselot is
all." that
can. ”In all: rm ‘
0.0HKLYN'0S00»
m to c. B. Denna/y
21 lain Street, ornslt.
lass
Bakers, 0-D 'oners,
ICE CRE ' M.
chem » ,,
multifami "mm mlptlyl‘llled.
Peal lw‘os‘s
STABLE BEDINS.
Clean, amen Healthful. o
RALF THE COST OF STRAN.
N .m..-._....__.._._ ._
HAZ ELTO N
And
Cross Creek
goAL. '
Hiclmy.0al,~—T’Tne ind cleslnul
31001).
[Tiled Hay and Straw
DRAIN AND EH}
RaymondBrolhers
BUT OF THE MANUFACTURER
Fil’E Mllrl‘. illi‘Ell.
lllAllES.
urmxm mn-r of baby Carri
or ‘all» in live Ill Irr-
' alum grunt \‘arirt '
. prion nlrir-b will
r (tough to suit the
FRANK BOY LSTON
lllllly
TRY THE
“Nam” Solumns
UP THE
EVENING SENTINEL
GREAT RESULTS FULLUN.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL “RAUL“ AND (301.01%! 0F
till and oilHals.Silkllals
llny's list» and Carla, Crush lists for Men and
lily». Xulrls 50!! lists [or Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washulggton St.
tunicularmlnuonmanning,
Dinning and Ironing Sill lists.
Economy and Comfort!
UH!
Gasoline Stoves
Ami mill lint ml Expense during
the Summer Setter.
We have the Very beet tasks
THE MANHATTAN
IN All. “1E8.
Willi-it .m and do slit
insult-s. lroohleand grew git:
Call and See Them
mount II All“! A “it”
, Mt
5| intuition 3., So. lémslt.
WMMN';
Prices to Suit All.
HeanTilly.
1
South
"on again been enlarged and i
light and air Hhatits put in: ruqimfiemvm’
curl: eyntem extended to new part, and the
0'! ninetrumllmn store. The Wind and t
i built», Furs, rs‘c-nl ”momma,
the European buyer.
sow; regular price. .
Mathewson & ('05; hilgllll‘,’
in $13. :5.
and unpurfccts.
1
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
(Tillililifl’s BLOCK'. SOUTH NORWALK.
DIAL!“ IX
mu. cums. overruns. nwn‘s
VEGETABLES. nu'mm, Elms.
crux-:3 2. LAliD,8llt)Ul.DERS
uouxma AND CANNED
juBll 8m GOODS
New York Dressed tints Dhesp
ior Duh.
‘ And youwill see out only a .
Neat and PerfectFlttlnx Slice.
' a But one in which the A l L
Best Material is Usemchbiningnurahimyénd
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoo in the market,
EVERY PAIR WARRANT'ED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at ,
H. 3. BROWN
aln Street. So. Nor-walk.) .
. THE GREAT unl'ooinsiimllsllir
W. B. HALL & C
BRIDGEPORT. ."
uTillEB'm'd '3‘] feet of counter roan} hn_n been
moral appearance'o! Itho stolen
in] throne
and handsome dresses now being sent
GRAND OPENING
Dress Goods, Silks. Uphllistery. Ribbons. Notions.
Marina and Cotton Underwear-
Wlll take place
, September l4 and I5.
Everything new, stylish and luahlonabe in
Dress Goods, Furs. Cloaks, and
Will be introduced
September 2i and 22.
Imported Suits. Rich Seal Garments
Ami all infill-mnblv Fnr‘ and (limb
. imperfect, hand-
sr-Wml. worth 55.4w a pair; will be sold for $2.5
Balance in lim- (leords. samples
at prices. that make them
. I
whom: prepmd {arm
a.
Cunain Goods
will haw n special exhibition.
W. B. Hall 8L 0.0.
1,000 Pairs of LidiéS’Sllfiéé
———Tf) Till——
CLUSED UUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
And on :li“'l‘:lgi' rminmion of nw-r 3}“ per mm.
gnu-la. somrml :ir a rulm-tlnu. and in in- Hi
Tlnw slums are odd lots of regular
)iil at prim that make them
GENUINE BARGATNS for CONSUMERS.
\Vt- quot-- a few prices:
(me lot of 3an pairs Ladies" To
$2.50 to $3.4m; regular price
‘IUH Pairs Lounslniry
I ly c unmgwl. mm‘llino sowed,
,7.“ z.) $4.5”,
med Shoes at
SL5”. One lot of
. Mathvwsrm 8: Co.’s slight-
Ladies’ Shoes, at
pairs Inunsbury,
SHUES.
l )m: lot of 300
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER UFFEREU.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8i Washington St.. 80. NOrwalk.
F. H. NASH &'B
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Sas Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
We are selling
Victory, New Stamford and Silsby's Steam Healers.
We have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
n..- oneness and UNCLE NICK R
able, including No
SERSHDM nmnun’
R5:
.\NGES, Both Set and Port
w York Ranges.
H. l. BENNETT“. RSHUSTKD.
BENNETT & NUSTEU,
20 Thin Street. 8o. Nowell.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Fruitslegelableslouhry.
OF ALL KINDS IN ’l'lllllt SIMON.
AT WHOLELALE 8r. RETAIL
sum .
SWAN 0. BUSHNELL
Ship ChandlerS.
All Water Street.
FOOT 0F HANK Hilllliml’illl’l'. ('1‘
re ad Zinc and Calcutta llll. twins
Hugh ,.,hfll‘t'fo)’lAlAl for l‘nlulrrs. Hails.
Tents. . ere. “were. lie on, on .. lie-l l’ota
iaullmol'ules.'l‘m4kle.llwks out over thlnx
needed about a hunt or T) ' fishermen. l
ls‘
ion Murine 1.1th Al klmls of En as!”
No uplles.
)1 for trusts, bruises an nubllc
m Miriam. ileg'am lb:- m-i hired hvmiqnnr-
u-rn iurllmluln umltlystur Mllt'fl'lily lire.
tiltfi'niinll llm I") l Ilium, .\lmillin luu
linla‘. t'oltmi "ml?- \ or mud our Llnke mu
"inns are superior in qua] ty loanylblmr much-
in the mmntry, and the prim: are right aim».
Tslsilnns. New York Prices
litter Dudsmld.
Mrs. Mead’s School
Fill!
<—
Sirls and Young Ladies
IE-DPEIS DDTDlltll I.
PRIMARY. lmttMKIIIATE. M‘Alllilli.‘
AN]! L'ilLHKftE l’RRl'AlIATORY
DEPARTMENTS.
‘nmsnonoa
UNILUREN m AUULTS
Suffering with Dyaentury, Diar—
rlimti, i 'lltlll‘l’it Marlins, Flotulent
(Jolie, and all diseases of the
BoWols. ore speedily cured by
HALE'S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and [writ-(My harmless.
Now-r knmvn to full if tilled
stemming to directional.
onus "ATE also
m
commune.
DavitTStOW,
Milt llsln siren. ll
. w were '
'“gofigé
Norwalk Chronicler