Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 26, 1891 · page 2

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2:134 behalf.

In so unquestioned Ilia. all pinion (:5ii '
Ill’ti (III 1IIIpuIaI' that their nomination is cq ,
‘IIIIII lBIlpthli IIIIIy IIIo at the top of tho clothing poll an . ,
Ihey are at: tho tupm an that goes to makca
faultless suit and til} the bottom' ill the matter (It price, and, like the
Ihoy’ll redeem (IveI y pledge that to mode“ III their
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saint. at—«Tna aubcommltr
mate committee on finance.
appointed to make an ethane
White, thaworklngaof the tarltl
‘Wm their public luqulryat
In hotel The momhera of
«MWM on Senators Nelson W
We! Mound. WilliamB. Al
M. Ma: Frank Hiacook. of New
1 ‘G. Harrlaof’l‘anneeace,and
' Male, 01 Kentucky Plans of
work rad-rainstorm Mar
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the nature of the work

Db Icing aow,aod wh‘ itpropoeaato
M Home: “It aaema to be quite gener-
, Ilka-python! that we arealmplylnqulr-
”murderi- of the late tarllf act
mm known an the McKinley bill,
{a waare directed by the rm
of gmmlnuvtltégntoandlrp
upon clean of a genera y
{about-pedal reference to any particular
. Moi Gonna, covers a wide
“We matrimony of the opinion
N we akould ascertain actual facta and
”I”!!! to more opinions, and accord
. wahvanot ted hearingatopar-
' ‘ va proceeded through
‘ “tainted agents and experts to
am” Information aura (haired.
What My (In After.
abort,“ in proceeding to ascer-
facta relating to prices, wages,
, by the same methods
in taking a cenaua or colv
lca.

 

‘ “la
tail
u
that

vagot the facta we will
conclusions, and than there
H wide dilerenou of opinion among
up to the present time we have
in our proceedinga.
agreed upon allat of more
articlaa in common naearnong
and have been getting thero
of tho-c articles at about aoren
mull}. cities in the [mind
from September 1”, to Septem-
3.]. and the wholesale prices of the
articlesfor thé canto period at oi: oi
”Important citiea This work her
how the agouta of the da-
guise-tat laborathhington and a
' aaariyaomplatad.
. ' , no Wag“ of Laborers.
“he wrbcornmlttre is also procuring
”We prime of a great number of
W and domestic, for It period
_ ‘ yuan. The wages of laborere in
aadraarcantlle industries and in
will also be aacertained for at

“a ll po-iblc, and an alIort will
“Maintain the average annual

a”. to 01.01),” that we may he
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ut how much in ex-

It! Ming, food of dlilerent
“in“ aadotherltania

l- wnra'a Yield.
;' IMpapaaaalaotoaaoartatn the prion
dw pmdnctauthalarmafora
“with cost of tranaporta-
m tuba-arm It laourpnrpcseto

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' orcthncanaa
«a. W In. no rlm lad-airy.
“inquiri- will he made In re-
thapropoaed manufacture of tin
:m In thla country, and the

 
 

 

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What the flea-bail Player; “at“
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AMERICAN “wanton
MPhiladalphia~ area.
Alhlnlh...........~'i 2 l1) 0 l 2 1-13 It 1
Yakima ...... 000108l0~6l7
Batteries: Chamberlalnandllilllgan.0aracy
endlcthlro Gamomllcdonacconntcfdarb
aeas.
”Baltimore— Ill.l.
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Batteries German and Weekbeckor. Stain

Iagllalr Crickotara In Philadelphia.
Pammma, Sept. Ian—Nearly 10,000
people want to the groundnut the German-
town cricket club to ace lord Hawke'a
team of English cricketer! play an eleven
ldcctcd from thla city. The Engllaluncu
were first to the wickets, making a total
of 850. of which both llawke in credit
with u

'l'h Plttabwrg-Clrlcago Bow.
leotmno Sept. ill—The Pittsburg-
Chicago game yesterday afternoon broke
up in a row. Pittaburg got into (incrim-
mage with the umplrmvho gave the game
to Chicago.

TELEGRAPHIO BREVITIES.

Byracnae (N. Y.) public schools were
cloaad Sept. % on account of the terrible
heat.

Secretary Proctor has returned to Wash.
ington from his tour of impaction through
the went.

The Kentucky Alliance In split upon the
question of a third party.

Workman pro-meeting for coal in Sna-
qnehanna county. PIL, have struck gold.
Governor linemen. of Massachusetts,
called on Mrs. Harrison at Anhurndale.
Water in the New Hampshire rivers in no
low that many of the mills can run only on
half time.

Secretary Rusk aaya it baa been found
by experts that women make better moat
inspector! than men. .

Brackiah Rankin (colored) wan lynched
near Asbcville, N. (3.. tor nhooting Fred
Tyler (white) during an altercation.

Moorehaad, McCleane & 00., of Pitts-
burg, the embarrassed iron Ilrnr. have
been granted an antenaton of five years by
their creditors.

'l'hraa Chinamen who were smuggled in
fromlanitoha wereca nudinsraldoi
the lanodriaa at Grand orks, NJ)

Mrs. Zeralda Wallace, mother of Gen-
aral Lew Wallace, in recovering from the
stroke of paralyals with which she was
atrlckon a few days ago.

The National Order of Railway Teleg-
raphars and the Brotherhood of Teleg-

 

raphera of Chicago have led for ad-
mlaslon to the Forkratlon o lway Em.
ployes.

Ovulwcoalcarswarewrcckadlna
amashup on the New Janey Central rall-
road near Mountain Fart. Pa. no ice-

' will reach .10, mo.

Clara Hartman. eleven years clean .of
Newark, N. J., was so badly burnadm while
preparing supper that she died

William Gould, Jr., tried for aiding and
abetting Bookkeeper Whitney in fatally
ing the accounts of the Albany City lla-
tional bank. was found guilty at Main

David llaatlngs, ax-ciark of markets In
Allegheny City, Pa..was arrested and held
in film ball for amhaaallng.

At Newark. N. J., Erna-t lahman
ad Annie Bush, hla sweetheart, no she
died. aadt hanatarted to poiaon hlmaalf.
The only neaon that he did notdla waa
thathtacouraacfallcd himaltholaat
moment.

wreaua'e aaa Dan. law It.»
Haw Oman, Sept. mm'l'ha city la in a

‘trenicvotaxrlteateatovarauaa

pratad
hostile meeting between Editor JohnO.
Wicklllla, of New Delta and fluorite»,
W. bumctthaballytltataa. Thanewa»
paper war grew out of the lottery mtro-
varay. Duprs Ina had aavaral personal

 

Btataaand both man are lookadu
balograadyto arbitrate with
atraatdnalla enacted.

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local-a Iowa lat Inhaled.
inhuman, N J., Sept. m—Govaraor

0f the
Marianna!
t
writhm'imm the “‘"E:
m! “1““th “I!"

Ianaatihnal raporta publlahad about
entrance on Debra» in llIllr‘lIlaa-a false.
nraa Ware Kilian.

 

in authentic: have

Pan-hare first been.
Ill. III-ilk

blank at
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(:IIIIII coLEsIo IEIIIIs

She Will Seem That pomm.‘

'Arc Protected. 1
m ransom m row (Ir you.

a lunar-r Will Pay banana to In
meal Powers be the Incas of Can;

wall-a lite and Proparty—flvltlah Ish'

Jute Supply Ame In lllotera.
honor, Sept; III—Po
nary of the odiolal cablrIIraIu rccclved
from Pekln by the foreign office: spaciflc

aura» of moneyare offered tothe trr-atyj
powen to compensate for the loan of lifh;

and property at thn, Wuauch, Talif
yang, Wocaaih and othcr placer when the

riotaoccnrrod. Pour leaders of thoriota‘

have been executed and twanty~oua han-
iahcd, and five Mandarin havahcan ad.
MM culpably routine in having falladto
deal effectively with the riotcra and to
take adequate Incaaurea to preaerve order.

They have been reported to the thronc for A

punishment.
Moog-Ina lta llaapaaalhtll'ty.

The imperial government, recognizing
ltaentlra naponaibllltg for the preaervav
tlon of ordcratthe treaty porta and tor
the protection of mla’alonariaa In the inte-
rlor. baa adored the vlccroys of Chlltli
and Nanking to (flapatch the northern
and southern aquadrona of the Chinese
fleet to patrol the Yangtaon and aflord
protection wherever the life and property

clearing-canon still apparently threat-
on
Can Capo with the lint-rs

Although the rumora of further tronblc
atlll excite uneaalneaa in certain placca,
the imperial government has no doubt of
lta ability to cope clectlvely with any at
tempts at fresh breaches of the peace,
whether from the operation of accrot ao-
clcties or the molt of local or accidental
clrcunutances

Slum Soul-tin Active.

Nothing la known respecting the report-
cablod to Europe of an attempt toeelae
the arsenal at Foochow but undoubted
cvldonca of the activity of aecret moietiea
has been obtained in other quarter-a.
Thirty- Ilvr canoe of foreign rifles, consigned
to a British subject outplayed in the
China" imperial cnatorna service at Chil-
kaang. have been seiaed by customs olllcers
at Shanghai.

Aaelatad by llrlalah swim-eta

The conaignco was arrested and sent to
Shanghai to be dealt with by tho British
authoritioa The name run» was found to
be in mica of aqnuntlty of dynamitc.
which he confuaed was intended for nae
by a secret aoclcty at Cblnkeanu. Two
other British lubjrcta and sin other
forelgueru, of doubtful nationality, mi-
danta of Shanghai were found to be lmpli
cated in this trauaaction.

 

THE GRANT-REILLY CASE.

Dr. "aria-II aaml Father Ila-Glynn (Elva
‘llrcrr Vivien.

Illumilmnr, Conn” Supt. :lllv'l'hc fa~

Innua Gram- Reilly: marriage content In
which a decialon wan recently rendered by
the holy sec at Rome declaring legal \\ il-
liam 1".Grant'a flrnt marriage to Mary
Reilly, la again the theme of diwussion
among Catholics. Mr. Grant has made
pnblica number of letters, among thum
halos one from Rev. Dr. it L Burt-ell, of
New York.
Dr. Dnrtaell defends Grant’s couraa and
ahargaa Father Hughes with undarhandad
work on the can lie believe- the case
may hencpenad. Besides this latter Ir.
Grant has one from Dr. Mcfllynn, in which
the priaat lays that ha is aathrded Grant's
llrat marriage waa illegal. and that he waa
afrealnan whanhewaa married a second
time. that the former marriage had been
annulled by the state, and according to
the law of the Catholic church, was me
a true and binding marriage.

1- Adult Wow-ea Del-Islam
Danamana, Sept. vat—The Hathodlet
confannco dccldad to admit women to the
g‘naral conference to he held u Omaha.
The vote was it!) to D

zaamtus. 0. Sept nit—The Ohio
lethodlat conference baa decided, lat to
I1, to admit woman an lay delegataa to
general conferences.

Anon, lad. Sept. ill—~‘l‘ha Southaaat
Indiana Methodist conference Ira-decided.
It toll, to adult women.

China-ca Chan-d and Caught.
Warmowa.N Y. ,Septn—lamtilna.
mummy and la Mow. having

the exclusion law and would

from Canada to CapaVlucaat in the night
tiara, ware arachaead by team for twenty-lira
“dammit.” Theirh bones wera
ml 1.04»

CapaVineant. lanow In Jail. All
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hue Vtetlara of aa taut-at...

'l‘lolma. Pa, Sept. 1—4. Elva Berlin,
Charlaatlrova and Jana- D. Conpr ware

‘ Ia NMW'I aawgldl. The 1 the
t so put water etc
anptyholler. John latha and a boy.a
too of llarlia'a, were slightly hurt.

Ila-lo lam Iau ray “0.0.0.0...

attorney for the no

that fought the hat trimmings care to a
rum-Minna. atataa that the amount
thagovernraant will have to rafandwtll

WM baahont momma

 

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wit-I: la a aunt-H

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Canadian eitlaaa, will he returned“ .. .. .'
ancouutara alnce his connection withthe 0“”

inatan kllladhra (a. of i
tly by explosion a

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“ BOSS ” .

ILancII [ilk Biscuit

See that each Boss i

biscuit Is stamped
hoes your growl keep tho

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Fawcetts

MILIIHERY!

Ito. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Iorwalk.

Just mired” dozen Hate today to sell
without mrvc all chapel and mica.“
«strum-l lva wire of a"? former Mm?

Um lot 0 "all 20:
()nchlot of line wnwwmlfi.

oath. Don t for-mt the number.

I? MAIN STREET,

Vest to J. I. Benmt'a dry goods um.

Mrs. W. Iawcett,

F. HAYES

No. 6 North Main Street.

Willa-Mil the I of this rilnlt ' with
’ (fiflauuu ’

Fresh and Salt Meats,

POULTRY. Etc”

To be found in the alatr.

 

F. HAYES,
III. S IIIIIITII IIIII smut

vii"! SOFT" \OR‘T ALI!

(fit

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Omen. “I Slain Street,
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LOXATON lC

Mmaow Ill-lint” throne-canals.
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STDP THAT COHGH

' immediately. with one mu of

Yanker Lung Soother

after trying all other known remodlee and
falatled.yoncan ate-cataratothlawith am
tanttyofaneraaa. It

"DOES CUBE i CllllSH

Don't lurwith imbue»
“I," .3” (If-rhea allandill‘
ur...-I.:alarialmnnlng. bat drive itowt of theaya-

lunatonaewithmohottleof

“STILLsoN's
SPECIFIC

MAL'KRIA,

a cure guaranteed or motley refunded.

Mrs. Mratl’s ScIIIIIII

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"” Girls and Young Ladies

IlE-BPEIS liIITflIEI I.

PRIMARY. lmRMEDIATIL Af'ADIEIIC
AND FOLLEHE PREPARATDRY
DEPARTMES‘I'S.

Pupil» admitted to Welles and Var-tartan
the certificate-of the Prlnri
lra ll annanceethat onystrw- and
unplcaaant days scarring: will bola waiting
on the Park (order of Franklin It as“ a. m..
and at the richer .m.. to convey

ii at m
wpile up and down the l without extra

 

new T TSIIIIIE

(Titian:- are nmliall invitnl to boon hand
at the owning.) the Kerr Tea Shire.

il-Main Street-4|

NORWALK,
sIIIIIIIII, lIIE (III (in.

Have eluted the above atore with the lineal

umrtrnent of can. Baking Powder,

(bottomed Milk , whirl: we gum
tee Io ault

PURE GOODS.

AND AT

PRICES Tll SUIT ill.

(lac-ea"! Milena. We ask cmeaod alimcour
and give our male a fair trial. All deera en-
trusted to our rarewill receive prompt atten~
lion: delivered true to all pane of tho city.
Rana-her we have came to atay.

The Great mantle S Pacific 1’ Ba.
II rune mm. nonwaut. coNx.
Manama. I: Var-y lit" )lww York.

Illutnveaiathelv Mflzm‘rflw

Hamil-rate Hoannlra praaaatod toall rrhaa-
era as opening day. an.“

 

“HOWARD HIIIESTEID

l8 nan-ran. BUT l8 '0! BALI. 01".?

$6,500

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IIOUII. Iltlflllll TIE"!
Illllllll HITS.

All thoremnininglots are now
ofl’ered for sale.

These are the best lots for the
money naked, anywhere in the
city limits.

El!“ “1’ I! “it li‘l‘ll‘l’ll.
Think quick If

vou‘ WANT ONE!
tiTlIIIyuI-obulug boughtailthe

lmIIBEfllSSlEUIISES

 

 

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M. 3. SMITH.
BY THEWAY!

We are opening our line of

Fall Dress . Goods,

fresh from European and American lboms. Among them are
double width all wool novelty Homespuns, have all the appear—
ances of a dollar cloth. which we are selling at 50c. yd.

FROM 'A NOTED MANUFACTURER

we have received 1500 yds. of 19 inch Silk Velvet in Blacks and a
But being an odd
lot we will soil for 97¢. per yd. “'Tlilt‘ tlmy but

9

few colors which WI,- claim is Worth $1. 50

4‘

Hosiery, Corsets and Gloves

These three departmonts already speak for themselves with us.
All who know us, know we carry the largest assortment, the

best qualities. and upon which we defy our competitors. Our

Hlll ELIIVE DEPARTMENT

is now supplied with everything fresh and new. ombrIII-ing all
the lending styles and shades, and prices in comparison with
quality. Our

IllIIlSET DEPARTMENT

is never without Plums. W (- carry every style, and will make

particular mention of the world renowned P. D. Corsets, which
we carry in three styles; prices 81.00, 81.75 and $2.50.

BLIIIIIIS, EIIIIS, Ellll IIAPES

We open our Fall and Winter stock of (books, Furs and Fur
Calms, this day, havingthe beet styles and values obtained in
the Domestic market this demon.

FIIII TIIIMMIHHS & BAPES

New and novel style, and coloringu. at unquestionably low
figurce.

I

Oll Cloths. 4-4. 5-4. 6-4. 7-4. 8-4 Wide

(III IIIIII IIIIIIIII

M. 8. SMITH,

INSURANCE BUILDING,

South IIorwaIk, Bonn.

 

magnifying glass would unable you to discovor any flaw
Eon don’t need to be a Clothing (airport to see at a glut! 7
that they are In far ahead of the productions of other years as a
palace car ‘18 ahead of a stage coach. You couldn’t Improve thoiI
appearance, but they can and will Improve yours.
that you should be otherwise than pleased with our large hub of

Furnishing Goods. ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

It Is impossible

 
 
 

|.. H BEIHIEII

"Waahlngton Street 8mm.

‘Dealerin
Wall Paain
Mixed
White Lead?!"
Oils, Glace,
Coach Colors and Vamishee,
Artists’ Materials, ‘ .
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, :2 00.
McClbokey’ 8 Wood Filler—Beet
in the Market, 62. 00 a Gallon.
Paintin,

Pa r- ging,

Ca cimining.

79 Washington Street.

 

DCrlCn Point,
(SIEEDIY'S IlllllTl

SOI'TH NORWA 5-K.

NOW OPEN.
BlIlTIlHi. BITHIHG iHlI FISHING.

Shore Dinners aSpeciaIly.

A (Inge will connect at South Not'wall
tht trains on the New York and New Haven
railroad.

J. E. ISCWER.

Any article that has outlived
22 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made In 1869 is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength , and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.

CONN.

 

 

 

 

aromany imitation

N. B. T'nt't trII Soups in whithelec—
trinity pluystmpurt. Dobbins

is the original one all Magnetics, Elec-
trim and macho—Magus are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins' Elurtric,
III-I- that our name icon every wrapper.
and If any other is sent you by your
grocer when you order ours. send it

hank huh im
1. 1..erqu & (‘0
Philadelphia, Pa.

.I. 0.1EIIHIIISS,

Paper flangewalciminn, Painter

And dealcrin

Will PAPER iHll BllflllfllS.

Bl North Main street. Saxon-1k.

Sample houka of full line taint“
Borden and (tilt louldl no

him-rs for Inspection. on notice by poatal.

nclv rMEmIEH cheerfully given.

C. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.

Plans and Bpeellcatleas Par-label.

lam ampreparedtodoallklndaolwnrk the
brutal workmen. by the day or oohtrkc't. at
the lowest earpiece nude mice.

MATHS AND MAW WORK A
SPECIALTY.

GIVE (VIE? CALL.

w.-_.....

SHOP IT FIVE Ill! IIVEI. 0T.

lyfiihi NEAR THE DEPOT.

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