‘ m
i; It; Wee, scarcely
comedy to #80991“?th penite‘in ii“ I, on,
«because they, were "already/[running like Wildfire. Theirp oilebi‘lity
is so ‘unqueetiOIied‘ thfit all panties on unite upon themi‘nnd they
are so popular that their nomination is equivalent to election. In ,
one inspection are, at the top of the clothing poll and iurveuother
at the bottom. ‘ 'i‘hey are rat the ‘topin all that goes to make a
7 ‘llanltless unit and at the helium in the matter of price, and, like the a"
. 5 good candidates, they’ll redeem every. pledge that is made in their
«this behalf. Equally etiong candidates are our Full Overcoate.
I
6-...
Democrats.
2 (Inland le- Ara Dia-
, l a. oriain llade chair-
lpfiswlorh titan.
Nara. 8ept. ill—The Denna
" ‘ ooratie atsts con-
vention at He-
ohauics'hall nom-
inated the follow-
‘ his ticket: Wil-
liam It Buaeell
for governor. Gen-
oral John W.,Cor-
cone for lieuten-
ant governor. El-
bridae Cushman
{ for secretary of
‘. state, Jamel!~ S.
‘ Grinnell for iron
‘1”! and receiver
general, W. D. T.
. ‘ ._ Trefry (or audi-
awlfiuarns for attorney gen-
, our. last four nominated were re-
‘, f by tha committee on balance of
Mansion motion of lion. '1'. J. Corsair
NMwasnnsnimonsiyadopted. Mr.
(Mom is at present chairman of the
H statecommlttee.
Bonner Russell's Spa-ole.
.. Mmdhhspeechofacceptance
WIN-all, After referring to state
'W‘Wy declare foraaound our.
”unbounded". and we protest not
W “I“ “often coinage 0! silver, hut
,‘l'b. filth Republican party de-
, ”Wandnpudiatemh legio-
., that the unanimous voicelor the com»
‘ may he heard in pmtest against
‘ ‘ financial rues with no discord-
finalaucaptsnkonestrinlryaetothebest
.mdclrryhcoutherwielt
,‘Wshsliavethatrerl-ionand raductionof
In!!! Wreaths supremepollticaiiame,
»ndasaraiadsclmthatiuhmm hennlines
“memorflmwm’fi? it’ll.“
‘ a. econ nty o
Eamhabenedtnotonlytonuourpoo-
my“ How England industries;
m o! ow industries (crouch reduction
fish-M in the chinlwy bill.
‘ Mm Collins to Ir. Lodge.
, “airman P. A. Collins delivered an ad—
“ his
Ilwiiloh be challenged Mr. Lodge
blioan associates to indicate
thiamine“ industry that Iran benefited
“flfilmtbathavs been raised after a
go operation of the McKinley bill.
law of this state, he said. were
“and became it was net-oveury to
N the debts of the administrntion to
' ' . The indignant u prising oi' the
that astonished Mr. Lmlgn and his
, ' ‘ , ‘ was the intelligent protest of
- ‘nsstts against the treachery of
H , blican congressmen, and her do-
”termite! will not be abated until
coal. andalron, lumber and wool
ornate revive her injured indus
Ian-alt at Ogden-burg.
Ourselves. N. 1. Sept. ill—1810“
Maud J. W. Vroomau vb" afcorded
{wiles-t reception in t iscty. In
M: tbs opera house was packed
Mon-:2” to liatsn to Mr. Faaaett’s
V I up frosamyiannsandNewYovk
,13
5!, Thereisnotrcn'hl‘edgei:
wwlawflkmaer-o I
' '1‘ a Infinity that h as large as
[lip-U”. Yonstaadhsrslntho north
“mute! New York state Repel»
m everlasting menace to tbedark-
1—s- ”has: nine Tbeyarsafraldof
“hikes in I‘ll? kaudtheylook
moron Will Lead
(In W!
‘ lament. layer. financier. Kearney. Larry
and I‘reatoe. On registration—Holm-
iiu Herrick, Voorliees and Eunice. The
headquarters of the committee (VIII be
opened as soon In» Clerk Do Preset returns
from Troy, whence he went to order desks
and other furniture.
. lay Imam-ea ole. Isolate.
Aumfiept. Ii—lt in said thatatita
annual meeting next week the Afro-Amen-
icon league may repudiate Mr. Iv'naaett, the
Republican nominee for governor. In I”
the league introduced into the leniulaturs
a bill preventing the life insurance com-
panies of this atote from discriminating
against the colored race. A committee was
favorably received by the Democratic aa-
srmbly. but. the Republican sear-tenured
to recognise them. The leglalative oom-
niltte oi the atata league wrote a letter to
leisure“ asking hie attitude upon the
measures demanded by the league. but no
answer has been received.
In light Warden llrnwn.
Sure Slim, N. Y., Sept. 80,-Five ex-keep
era of Sing Sing prison. recently dismissed
by Warden llrown, are making a fight for
reinstatement. The men are Samuel R.
Smith. commander of Morell post. 6. A.
R... of Sin Sing. Garrett 'I‘enhagen, James
Whaley. nk Patridga and John Griffin.
All of tbcoe men are members of the G. A.
It... and they declare that their diechnrge
was in direct violation of the provision of
the civil service law.
Hudson County nepublicana Meet.
Jillian CITY. Sept. l).—-—The Republican
party of Hudson county, N. J.. had a con-
vention in Wood’s hall to revise ita consti.
tution. Fix-Mayor Collins presided and
said that one of the objecte of the revision
was to atop the indoraemeut or nomina-
tionof Democratic candidates by Repair
Beans. At the evening session the revision
committee was not prepared to report.
The convention will therefore meet again
on Oct. 1.
teens, Wants “0,000 Dar-ages.
Jlltslt' Ci'n', Sept. mix—Police Commb
aioner John I’. Penney, of Jersey City, has
directed his lawyer to enter suit for “0.000
against William Williams, chairman of
the Republican city committee of Newark,
because in is speech in Newnrk Mr. Wil-
liams is said to have churxcd Mr. Rooney
with substituting a smiled ballot box for
the proper box at the close of on election.
Pack and Ely for Judge-
BUFFALO. Sept. iii—The Eighth judicial
diatrict Democratic convention nominated
'Myron H. Peck. of Iiuilnlo, and W. Caryl
Ely, of Ningnm~l‘nlla as candidates for
the eupreme court judaeehipa.
harbor for the Assembly. ,
Recliner“, N. Y., Sept. file-Aaron Bur-
ber was nominated for assembly by the
Democrats of Livingston county, 5: Avon.
DID THE HOE GIRLS ELOPE?
They Were.- ltulh Married \I lllmut l'ia-
rental Consent, It Is fialrl.
NEW YURK. Sept. ill-Miss Olivia lion
and Miss Laura line, daughters of Robert
line, were married yesterday morning at
St. Mark's church without notice. it is
said, to their family.
Miss Olivia Hoe was married to Henry
Lewis Slade of the Calumet club, the Rev.
Dr. J. K. Bylance. rector of the church.
performing the ceremony. Her sister was
married by the Rev. Richard Cobden to
Ernest Trow Carter. Mr. Carter is a young
graduate of Princeton. clans of lane, and la
a lawyer at 49 Broadway.
The news of the double marriage waa
certainly a rut-prise to a number of friends
of the family of the brides. Mr. Robert
line, the latherof the brides, who is the
eminent builder of printing presses, is out
of town with his family.
At his residence at it East Thirih-slath
street it was eaid last night that all of the
family were out of town. Mlle Olivia
line and Mr. Slade called on the Rev. Dr.
Rylancc and to him that they were go
to pet ma
. Bylanoe knew that lira. Ben was
oppoaedtotbs match. But aahssawthat
the two were firmly decided upon marry.
lag. and as they were of lawful ago. he
agreed to perform the ceremony.
lawyer lea-gha- Ital-g.
le You, Sept. m—A general order
was sent out from police headquarters
last night, directing that an examination
bsmadaoiallthahoapltalaand hotslsfor
Rohct Jones Mooaghan. of West Cheater.
Pa. Ilr. lion-gm housoftlisraoat
prominent Democratic lawyers in honey!-
vania. Blues Friday he has been ascent.
pletaly missing in New York as though
thesarth had opened and swallowed him
up, and yesterday hie brother and a y
oflrlsndscama tothiaelty toloo for
hire.
civil service n-ur- rlea arose.
Morin league in in aeratonhsra. Pro-l»
dent George William Curtis: delivered his
cat
bullied
men. Illa remarks were frequently ap
plandsd.
Insane-let Ma's areas scan-a
Baa Ammo. 1-1., Sept. flit—(marine
Garsla. who was an
at thsucsat al methane-mouths
“Jpn-d “
he. 'l‘swayasa Waa Pleased.
0a.- wlth If.“
,/ ‘
RIVA“. II. 3.. Sept. Drum-rd P.
THE mngfitfiiit
Boyer Denies An Kilauea.
oi the Correspondence.
in: run 'ARRAIITB Iii ADVAIOB
ls lays uso.oos ol Maul uni-on won
Ind-d Over to Burials-y III: ”with
Baton ‘llsay Warn line to hop “on
Oat at the Making herd.
“animation. Sept. to, —-At last one
lng’s salon of the legislative lnvestiaat
in; committee which hi hiquirinn into thi
conduct of the auditor gelirni'a onlce ah!
the state treaeurer Captain Skinner oileret
a preamble and resolution setting (ortl
that the state waa annually Iminu aboul
“Mill in the advertiaing and collection 03
mercantile taxes in Philadelphia and other
large some by the retention 0! fees by tht . ‘
city treasurer and register of wille of Phil
adelphia‘, and requesting the governor u
consider the crpediencyof convening bot!
branches of the legislature in order that
the laws relative to the advertising o
mercantile liata may be repealed and lagia
latlon enacted abolishing the fee ayatam .
The resolution was defeated by a strict
party vole.
'l'rslalsrer llayer 'l'astlfl-a.
Auditor General McCiunaui'a examina
tion was concluded aarlyln the evenint
session. but nothing new was-i elicited
Treasurer Boyer was then called. lie ex
plained that he paid the school warrant!
of «mm to linrdsley In December, won
for the year 1801. all month» before they
were due. because he wished to keep the
money out of the ainking fund. [lad ll
gone there, he acid. there was danger that
there would not be enough money in tin
general fund to meet all the appropria
tiona of the legislature about to meet.
The Ilardslavy-Lhaey leathers.
lie denied nil knowledgeof the Bards
Livaey correspimdonce and said he did not
know the latter’s whereabouts. lie stator
that the law compelling the investment til
sinking fund moneys in United State:
bonds had never been complied with dur
ing his administration. The committei
adjourned to meet in i'hiimlelphia 0!
Oct. 12.
Livaay Will Explain Lnlar "a.
‘Mistusrc, Sept. w—Engene Jonas h
aaon-lndaw of the. missing Stats Treasures
“may, of Philmleipldmwho for some tirm
past has been wanted no a witness» in thi
Investigation of uiluira oi the Key-atom
back. Mr. Jones inaials. deapite the re
pom to the contrary. that .\l r. Liveay war
here until about three months ago an:
spent nearly a month at hie home. Mr
Jones, however, umintninul tin! utniw
silence as to the promo: Wlit'ro'al'mulii oi hi.-
fnthor‘iu-lnw. and even the iutv nmtion the
he in Union!» met no denial. in Jun time
he saye. .Vir. Live-y wfll explain all short
the anoint of the Keystone bunk.
10 Got Bardsloy to Conn-L
Pnrunshrnu, Sept. 30.-“ is allege:
here that a big tic-herm- In on foot to go
Buddey to turn state's evidence and tel
all he knows at the extraordinary aerator
of the senate. which has been called to tr:
the two ofloinls. The pardon board cousin
of two Republicans and two Ikmocrate
and the Democrats. it in mid. think that i
they can get Bardoley to unreal his lip-
they ean commute at least a portion of his
sentence. Several conferences have al
ready been had with Bardaisy in his calla
the Eastern penitentiary.
A lads-sat Agalnat Daniel".
nannieeuno. Sept. ill—In the Danphil
county court of common pleas judgmen-
waa taken againet John Bardaley for m
010.“, being for licence tax collected by
him in new This amount Includea Inter
sat and the attorney pneral's commission
the two items being over 028,000.
HE aoueTn rwo 65:3 calcite.
h. lane Old onus Caota a l'aoasyl
vanla farmer ”.800.
anunatrnu. Sept. Ii.—-John Apple
man, oi Backbone. Columbia county,”
been cheated by a couple of clever gel:
brick awindlara. Dir. April-man came tn
tbsminttorthepa ofasllisgtosh
government two bricks which he has
purchased fromastranasr iahiatown for
m Asimplstsstbyths mint assays:
revealed the fact that llr. Applause“.
heiekawsrsadrst class artiels of bra-
Ir. Apples-an was the moat surprise
wintbacounty.
Rasaidthatamaagivlag his name-
Joesphl’arksrhadappsarsdiahiavilia-
sfowadaysaco and soon struck a as
meanness with him. Parker his
thathehadaeonplaot ldhrickstkatlu
would like to dispose as
sash.
Amend tho Viola claw-a.
Jsassv crrr. Sept. ail—Jersey Cityps
llaa arrested the active Iron of . Ii
grading this «it:
banana." china!
the osdlnaaeeandall wart
CABLE. MEVITIEI.
ChanesllorCapriviJlmoatlasmsdiatsly
umhhmantpadkrpuemtoldmwa'
highmllltary clears that no mean“
how when the army minute-m1,
ealledtothsdstsnasolthelathsrland.
Iorflsnnanhostilltytotkemislaaasla;
lat-suehyhaaih measures toward use
“mumuinthliuraiaas-pln
Ads'ereswillsoeaheilaaed requiringall
Walther to mum-ail
Mouhavathermplre.
'I'ha kaiser bashed
IMP-
hike
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i
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gfiirlii
fl
ii
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ii
1 Boss Cracker?
by MW
i m..." ____c.m
« “BOSS” ,
Laaeli !_ii_li_ Biscuit «g
See- that each Boss
biscuit is shunpcd
Does your grocer keep the
Fawcett’é
HEIDQIIIITEII FIII
MllllliEIIYl
llo. l7 Iain sine;
Formerly 3 Water St, loraall.
Just ruwivedmll doaen llats today to sell
without me. all and robin. at lha
extreme-I Iuw prime rvf ale" Imagine II.
(the lot Ilute 30¢. Wreaths each.
One lot of line French erratic" 40s.,“
mil. Don't {met the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. F. Beunett'n dry goals-tore.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
F. HAYES
lie. 6 lionh Ilain Street,
Willsu the people of thin virlalt with
My then-at llnsol ’
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc..
Tobe found lathe state.
F. Hires,
I0. 6 lolllll Illl SIBEH
VI“ if 8013’"! NORWAIJ‘.
D I‘m BIN III son DALI.
mower, m...-;~.me~.nz
ISOXATON lC
andsraaowaalerlagfvamthscoasaansaess.
'0‘!-
STOP nun tilllilH
immediately. with one bottle of
Yankee lung Soother
alter! all other known remedies- and
IIII-I‘m!atonetarntothhurlth acer-
taailyoleuccem. It
nuts till“: A court
Dir": Inlet as with headache. brain, 4
ache or an otybcr lull of aclrea “tending
malarial ingJIIt driveltoat of the-ye-
twaatonce with one bottle of
_‘ 311 L LSON’S
SPECIFIC
M A L A R l A,
a cure guaranteed in money refunded.
in nears School
FOR
Girls and Young Ladies
. IE-iIPEII ITITIIEI i.
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. ACADEMIC
AND POLISH}: PREPARATORY
DEI’ARTHENTEL
Pupils admitted to W
the certificate of the Princl
! end a
da carriage Isobel: in?”
a w . n w
krgr'nerofi‘rnnklln at us “If.
and at the fiche-ii at an . III.. to writ-q
pupils up and down the hKl without estra
Chm.
NEW T STORE
”them are cordial!
M Ila owning
il-Ilain Street-4|
NORWALK,
snunn, “IE on IIST.
liars unlocked tne abuse curve with the am
assortment of (Mas-a linking Powder.
windowed Hill time. which we guano-
" lee Insult lovers of
, PURE GOODS.
AND AT
PRICES Til SIIIT Ill.
clan-cant ruinous. We ask one and siltoeoane
andrlveovrrmodoafalrtrial. All order- our
named Ioour cars will revolve pt altar»
lion; delivered Ives to all tom? the city.
Item lwahava «anatomy.
ansiVaasaron
invited to berm band
the New ’l‘ea more.
. Thlnailllallltlholilt'l'm.
II IAllmm. NORWALKJTONN.
llaadantasafia l Valery lit. New York-
m 7. . l lamest
"’ Rflyiflflifli "'
II J “' ' , ‘ wall ‘
era as opening day. alum
IlililllWlllil "DIESTEID
"lilo!
.sfii 9.9..
IIIIII. IIIlIIIII "ELIE
IIllIlII ll'fI.
All theretnnining Iota are now
, elated for note.
There are the best lots for the
‘ money asked, anywhere in the
city limita.
III“ lI'T’ TIME“. IITIITEII
Think quick if .
YOU WANT ONEI
Thoyareheinghmghtnlltho
time.
I It Bill: Of nun
M Till Milli MEI
udinqnireformof
V tarmageetnea
rt.
You been. in to“ sip...
M
on wunnoif'
M. 3. SMITH.
BY THE WAY!
We are opening our line of
Fall Dress Goods,
fresh from European and American looms. 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 500 yds. of 19 inch Silk Velvet in Blacks and 3
But being an odd
lot we will so" for We. per yd, while they last.
few colors which we claim is worth $.50.
Hosiery, Corsets and Gloves
These three departments already speak for themselves with us.
All who know us. know we carry the largest assortment, the
imst qualities, and upon which We defy our competitors. ()ur
Kill lililVE DEPARTMENT
is now supplied with everything fresh and new, embracing all
the lending styles and shades, and prices in comparison with
quality. Our
illlllSET IlEPARTMENT
is never without Plums. We carry every style, and will make
particular mention of the world renowned P. D. Corsets. which
we carry in three styles; prices $1.00. ".75 and 82.50.
We open our Full and Winter stock of Clocks. Furs and Fur
Capes, this day, haviugthe beet styles and values obtained in
the Domestic market this cocoon.
‘ElIR TllllililllfiS & BAPES
New and novel style, and colorings. ut unquestionably low
figures.
on Cloths. 4-4. 5-4. 6-4. 7-4, 8-4 Wide
llli iiiilTli PATTERNS
n. s. new,
lNSU RANGE BUILDING,
' South llnrvalk, Bonn.
. “or eyes a little" wider ithan you nel-
, iially Mullen you oome‘to look at our Fall unite. Neithera‘mieroa- .
. 2 . scape nor e magnifying glass would‘eneble you to dieeover‘ unyfla'w
" in. them; ‘ You don’t'need to be nelothingi expert to see at a glance
that they are as far ahead of the productions of other years as 'e' "
palace car is ahead of a stage coach. You couldn’t improve their
,. appearance, but they can and will improve yours. It is impossible
. that you should be otherwise than pleased with Olll" large line of
Furnishing Goods. ‘
lililAIiS, EllllS, Hill BAPES"
{.1 ‘ a: ‘37 ‘w
t‘«
.. . ”a... .W- . a. _.... ...... -............e,~......
i; H. llEiiIiEll.
7i thihxion Street 80. Norwalk.
‘ Dealer in
Oils, Glass, -
Coach Colors and Varnishen,
Artiste’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
tier, $2.00. _
McCloskey’n Wood Filler—Bee
in the Market, $2.00 a Gallon.
l’aintin 1',
r- ringing,
cimining.
79 Washington Street.
"Dorian bani;
(SilEiliIllI'S PIIIIIT)
SOUTH NOIWI’ALK. —
NOW OPEN.
IIIIITIIG, BITlIiIIii Ilill FISHING.
Po
Ce
CONN.
rr A_etagu will munnurt at South Nurwalk
with trains on the New York and New Haven
railroad.
.i. E. Rowen.
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins” Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided,'to lighten your in-
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years We have made and sold it,
you know that it is} the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven't tried
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine,
With our mum on tIli.‘ wrapper.
flu” THIS It is; not the selling
irim alone, that must
it: considered. in arriv-
IWICE ing at a knowledge of
the value of an article.
There is as much real pure soap in a bar
of Dobbins‘ Electric usin {our bani oi
any other map made, and it will, if used
muding to directions, do four time
an lunch work as any «her. In: curt 'u
but a very slight advance on that of in.
ferior soap. Imist upon Dobbinn’ Electric
1. L. CRAUIN e 00..
Philadelphia, Pa.
1. 0. iElililliGS.
Paper Hansentalcinneilaimi
And dealer in
Will PIPEII Iliil lilllilEIlS.
Bi North Main street. 80. Norwaik.
Sample books of full Illu latest at lea
pent. liorderaand Gilt liotildlnga ta en
boom for inspection. on notice by postal.
Btlmatea cheerfully given.
Incl!
c. Loom-in"
CarpeMer and Builder.
Plans and Speeilcalloaa Punished.
l todoallklndaol work the
but?! mu. h the day or contract” . at
the loweot prices at short notice.
”AIRS AND MAN'I'LE WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A can.
IIIII' IT FIVE Ill! IIIEI, IT.
”5&- nun m “M.
Norwalk Chronicler