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Ronor Parnell’e Memory.
{to m M Away
aai‘ the", narrate-roe male wag
, m—nvn-u and O'Brien low the
Irma-lea Ir»- a Ital-w.
1lumquet.11.—Dver-,yhrnlyladelightv
wflhthaiaotthattha Paraell iaaeval
rel Input-lolly. ’l'hat therewae
qupohauyowiagtataa
' unlit-oi AaliJ’arnelliteanotto
k pl“. illiaat O’BrieaJohn Dil—
baadfienna watched the aeeae iron
thewiadowniairiend’ahonveoa the
medium Thee-ruin waa
”math“ thethreeILP'aonly
hadtartira'flaneee at the great demon.
”wanna-ravine remained
eatirelyhiil-irolavlew. ltiaaaidthal
Molina-HM“ intentioaol
_wil‘avdn‘tha innerahwhatever the re
ukwwmthuitwaawlthlo-e
Mtwbwaa indneed to main
away.
It'aafvaalbaeealwoathee.
”madman“ arrivedatliat
etwa at‘l a. -. Sunday. Thaw-no
mmmflumm
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arrival at llolyhead. which the train
Malianlawetaadhazyweather
thatwellhu-ethe-onraialaaoithe
aa-a TheWuoitheeo‘airo-the
tuiatnthe-ailhoatlrclandwaa a neat
Moped-ole. Thedarkneaaaathe
bdyw-heraeiro-thetrain was nara
Wuerpthyaiewlanrpathatlieh-ed
neaaaily,throwiagawterdlightoverthe
buwhflewoedea care that contained
theeefla. Wt» voyage some
at thel’araellh- were all the tine on
panda-db renal-a at their beloved
idle. M the watchers was the
Id-ayoroiDnhlin.
.dJ.ll.Paraell,hvotherotthedeeeaaed.
at the bottom.
As the pnmlmr started the raln
and. the mo came out. The scene won
an)“ impressive. All windows and hon-av
Infra were [tackle]. The procession wended
it- way by a circuitous route to the earne-
my, which it rewind at 0 o'clock. Per-
iect order prevailed. although the not line
at mourners urn-and,“ numbers only
apeevaele, ever area in Dublin. No syn
tematie plan seemed to regulate the liillr
tirade, yet more line Instinct oi reverenv
Iialonler prevailed rveryvrhere and gave
he march an aapect oi drilled regularity.
Among thm conspicuous in the procoav
lion wna Alexander J. iteid, United States
consul in Dublin. Not a single anti-Par-
nellite, hnown as such. was visible.
"Tho Iagtiab [lave Murdered charlie.”
Weight irotn the city hall while the
van carnage waa in motion waa nnoq
even by the great outpouring at the time
d the O'Cmnell centenary. Theetreeta
along the route were nine“ oi human
beings, while til windows and honeetopn
were alao block with spectator; Hundred!
of Irish lags. draped in black, were diy
played. Twenty hands, scattered through
the lineoitnarchers, tarnished music. the
strains oi the "Dead March in Sanl"and
lruh dimes adding to the aolernnity oi the
occasion. When the head oi the procession
arrived opposite n't. Catherine'o church.
the scene oi lichen Emmet‘a u ‘ tion, a
halt was made ior a iew momenta, all hate
being removed. The line, nix deep, occu—
pied an hour in passing a given point.
Many weird tcenee were wit
Queer looking old men and women,
dmeedinoostnrneamhaalew resident-
ot Dublin had ever seen, were visible here
and there, having been attracted iron to
note prorineea. lamentatione could he
heard everywhere. frequently women
could hereon raising their hands no the
will paaaed, in Shanghrnun like atth
tndea. and uttering walla, rlaing into
rerun» oi woe. (men the wailera corned
theioeeoi Parnell. and one irenz'ied old
woman in College Greenacnanted, "The
English hare tanrdcred Charlie,” and kept
an th'u dismal retrain until the wane
loved by the pollen.
Aw l—prnalvo Sea..-
Glaanrvin. the last resting; place oi the
dead statesman, waa reached at 6 o’clock.
it was then dark. The (lashes surrounded
the grave, which we.» lined with green
tnri. and into which the people, pruning
forward as near as permitted, threw ever-
green lanmlln. lien. Vincent and Frye
read the burial service by the light oi lan—
terns. The thousands within hearingliat-
cited revcrcntly to what was to most at
them an aim. senior, and all joined tear-
inliyin the m ltatmnoi tine Lord's Prayer.
The menu w» inn-l impressive.
The lulle- near the grave eohhed abnd
and their griei wra «echoed iro- all
around. Avmnaatho grave waa filled
the up the crowd hogan to slowly and quietly
'ul Enameled M
The Weatlaad vow station in Dahlia
"reached at 15in. -. Avast-lint
crowdwaitedwlthaaeovaredheadauthe
fiMMethe-tation. Conspicn»
eaaiairoatoithedeuema—vaoipeoplr
mus-lava oi theG-eiieandAthletle
with the hurlern need in their
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3:1", and were noon alone with the great
THE LEAGUE: MANIFESTO.
'arwrllrtee tiny ‘lhay Did Nut fight I»!
:- )laa Mi lav a Principle.
NDSlmS, Oct. 12. —-The National league in
(firm: llritoln has leaned the loliovrlng
manifesto;
than» months ago the members at thin eased
til-r body were appoiatad by Charla» Smart
Parnell t0 advm the came oi lriah independ'
em to Great Britain. lighting underwent
Mutant ins-h parliament. inland have
which it manor. recovor tor a generation.
pwwnn or tulle. ill-mowing was then done.
rived the qtrlt oi lrteh nationality.
my
and m trove forlorn IAIN it» maven.
“to ammo and lawm- or inland
yawn and legit-h W howled
upon firm at! iaemahte.
aatheatatatohaouaad flaw-vhwaaenwa
dillimrtum. we held our err-mad and rallied ‘
every lmhaua who remnant true to the prin
dplu (or which our hwler lived and tied 4hr
pnnnp‘reoi an mic-”mien lrlah party andan
mud a blow by the death oi lr. Parnrll tru-
When Darth-t ir‘Connelldied all wan rm. 3
whwntary party-WW up. but tailor-and
diagram mark-d no warn locking wee done
ior lmlandaodthe Walla Trial mural
whatnot hora-s a byword Ionian-ta arm
and all wan changed lrlell aura enabled
the uranium oi parliament. while lrlehxnnn
. diod tor inland on the «allow or nailed in
Tholn‘llail but» church in ireland dlaay
neared and the tint-tarp wan takon la the tardy
emu! who“ (or the yrrntaztion oi tho
trash tenant The power at lemaalern was Inf
therautnent Natasha! not until it had [or
Parliamentary agitation MM the no»
eel-idem: oi tho Ionian movement
Then ”uric! titewart Parnell Lawn. and all
was rhanflmi, Rallying that lorve 04 one say
throats; and everywhere combining i’avulw ‘
tionary mm with moatttntional agitation. ho
axedthv attention of tho rtvllirad world a‘pun
him
“Tamarind-lathe 14“wa
M
ionowmwhu-hehnadarahhheadelwhuu
am...“ "mew“... ...“.:.......“'"';2:
adthe- latenyeanhedtd-oretovlretend
thanhad been done to alteration lame
aim more. Who machining.
:fi*'mss*..‘2-.:.m....r..3 IIIIHSHUBLEDHEIDLONB
A Catholic Mission Sacked by
Chinese Riotcrt.‘
[A]! 01’ m I0}! wm SOLDIERS.
The “aver-areal M'etle t'uwerleaa and the
lives a! Foreign-1v- Are In Constantly
Deadly I'ertl-~I'urerl‘tl Vane Nee-nary
up ttvevuwr tlm Ilelrelliovra llon‘oliawe.
flit: Plano-m, Oct. tiny-mixer do
mils M tlw our mgr» in l Yhimt um gathered
lrom the pup-xv.» plilrllrliml in timt country
and hrmmill lion: Try tim City of Poking.
The utmnwr l'unimn arrived at llonltow
Sopt. t’: with twenty lolumg minnow. Sow
rtal hove marl.» oi serious violence, whilt
all hml Imt nil their property except tht
clothes they wore. The not tools place at
broad noondny and urine without turn
in or provocation. it was carried out by
a Nondiul oi men. evidently acting under
orders. in the prmnm of a number ol
Claim-so: ollic’mla. who knew every one oi
oi the riotrrs.
A Illa-lam arul a (Jone-wt Wired.
Their urination of destruction was carried
out with lIll' tttnlmt viwl. A house he
longing toil": American Episcopal misv
nlon won the first attached. The inmate!
lie-l to thr river for tlw’zr lirmv, while the
crowd looted anti lmmwl the building.
The Roman Catholic convent was next
llml, and the listen. seven in nunrlxr,
hart-Ty enoupvwl to the river. They wort
thrown headlong down a steep bank by
soldiers. They were taken in about on
board the l'aobna and wore vtonevl hy the
molrrm some, Several nistrrx Wt’fl? badly
ttxjurollby Hm muslin it i» thought 3
lllil'lllieel’ of children in the room-til wm
hurrml to «ll-4th.
.‘lv‘l Kinl'wa with It-yuuelv.
Many ollwr hlmmo were looted turd
borne-l, Ell-oi. although on mu: was killed
He'r'i‘fll :rllvmpln um: [limits to munlrr
arm t‘orml- mzrvr lnqurnt. At the old
common Hm lurr'lulirfh hopt the rioton
linoltvnlh lulmnrtn The italic!» III lht
I llillll carrlml gunpmwlo-r mu! hormone will
which tn lire Lin- bull-ling». Tlxusc lsavint
aloLeo property lrum the named building:
were mvnml‘ out my, but no attempt
an» roads to capture the real lenient, (to
the lhlnivlny. when all pone-Me downy
had been alone, military rnmrntt'd guard
our the hlsr‘acltmi ruins,
The Var-Ignore laat fun.
in lion l'uw things are again stirring.
0n rivpt. 5 there waangathcring oi tin
anti-loreign element. They moved thni
foreigner» must be driven imumlintely
from the central province». The mission;
at Woollen“ have received threalcnlnp
placards nvrlo rim; liwrtl to in!" at once oi
they Will he :rxterntlnstwl. The taste?
llupw ml tingmmvrory on Sept. frnmltim.
u ’I unit In! Mme“, nyrn, ”if . tr! tilllllrrli
l‘ifltlLiL’lI In have but“ nun-hurl try the blw
let’s.
Soldieve an “intern.
Marty at the rioten were whiten. win?
had when all their cost. to disguise them
It was scarcely newssal‘y’to place our Fall suits in nomination, l
because they were already running like wildfire. Their availsbilityr
is so unquestioned that all parties can unite upon them and!" they r
are so popular that their nomination is equivalent to pleation. In ,Qj"
One respect they are at the top of the clothing poll and in another " S.
They are at the top in all that goes to make a y
.25 faultless suit and at the bottom in the matter of price, and, like the . _.. \l
A} good candidates, they’ll redeem every pledge that is made in their ”W934
' behalf. Equally strong candidates are our Fall Overcoats. ‘
lav-Threat. .II
a, m Creep Ian-a.
scum
a, aula we relief in
oawlllaeethe ta-
Intdeae. salty
run.
in Int
If at
muffin“ “to.“ “a.
mews-acre. Woman-ahead
A l Wendfl cracker.
“ 305 ”
lunch Nils Biscuit
BOSS
lines" your gram Ill-up lhc'
l... Boss Cracker?
St’t‘ iIlJl CJCIT
Imam is stump-ll
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Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL (illlllli‘fi .\.\‘Il COLORS 0F
stiflandSoltHals,SiIKHats
l'aufi llats anal Caps. ('msh Hotel {or Men and
it)». Smrln Hun Hal-I lnr lien st
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particularittentionl’aid to Fixing.
cleaning and Ironing Sill Hats.
win-n, ihlrlnu the whole time ‘ uu
wvrr puma-M, nml marl.» no attempt to pre
wot rim people iron; 6 .rrry'mg away plun'
cler, 'l'lmt no lives. were Ioat is almont en-
tirely to "unite" o! lurh
W hm wltllrn wt ”hie“ irom their sec
fol. balm, as at iehnng, they can: nothing
for [heir ”than. 'l’hr. central goremmenl
is pmvrrlem, lor it has iiunan olllcinh
own, when, and the trmrpaeverywhere arv
“aim-"l ltlrll. except Li llnnu Chang's div
upluml lune. To order him to anpprcfl
Human I’ll» thou»: men it to start a civil
war. The sxtoatton i. very critical. amt
theonly mlntion loin” ioreixn iorce it
overnwe linnan with the tacit won‘tvanor
oi the Chloe-he government.
Stan. flank. will slurry.
_.‘.\'lw You, "rt, l1 -:ipanlah papers an
Moon the coining marriage oi )irne. liar
rim, oi this city. to Martian lloda, mem-
ber oi the Spanish parliament iron: liven
Mia. lime. itarrtoa is a Incantiinl woman.
whmw history Ina romantic one. At th-
age of «urea this was compelled to roam
President Bantam. oi Guatemala Alters
time the brute tell in late with her hot
hood amt nine chilslnn were horn. liar
rim wan lulled willie recovering the body
oi a dual son (ruin the field oi battle.
More. Harrlm M to tIaltiornia. finally
eetthnl: to Sew York. Her income to raid
toitctne large-t received hyany woman
in the world.
a alvtha .— nu rm. I'aaalhlo.
lsntasarotn. (kt. manner Sargent,
‘oithe linnhevhood oi Locomotive fire
Ice. and a committee representing thr
Item oi the Lake Erie and Western
. railway, waited upon iieaeral Manager
Bradbury withadevaand tor an increase
,nitwvrtenthwfl :- antanrila in wages
F. HAYES
lining: n-mnnvl lli~ mm: mnrkwl
No.6 North Main Street.
Willaupplytho Il'npll' of this \ltlully with
the lines-it line oi
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc..
To he found in the an".
F. HAYES,
Nfl. 6 MIN NIIN STREET
thi t! ”01""! NllllWALK.
cl??? slam; 2211.
%“W‘\‘\$
t ‘
Ofllooe. on Main Street.
Ill-Olfoll'l'. CONN.
Itnaulaer Ia
Mr. mum: admitted that acorn, '
levy Man-t to euaevdr the advaoee
Anothermtulaamthepnflhtlltiar
fat-torn Who Ave San In Politica-
(.‘lareadon hail. Provident Willi-at J
aotherlrawvlinto polities The retain
that Manning; 1. iiioet Fara-u recent
Vega-aorta lime to Invert.
._.. -me
“announce-annular!
lib parent- liveatitiaflltagll. Y.
galleried thpntateidaath.
”in the- W M“
Venaa'a Christian
on mtmth might indented. Hr. Brad
law You, (let. it—w'l‘ypoeraphleal
Union Know aepnialmlagle
live-nan untied There was a decided
"presto-oi opinion that ”In. Oahonln
I; W at riyrnenac were dumoad. aao'
Notwithdvaw lrora the state inaneh oi
. the international Tum-piled naioa.
tin”. Martino. x. J.. that. lt-Thr
In York syndicate that recently par
chased thetfoiwell tractoi “Julian-H
least. beet-dine two lam paper with;
lanterns. (Sena. (let. Ito-4. '-
”we. aeratoret Wesleyan university,
aw- lnmm :r. J.. not. ta—‘nr
Wanton-l
lentil-natal. in mm to so” tn
m’fipahmid’whlchuem
IINE WIIHll . MIIIIE I
To all who have not taken the advice expor-
. leneo has tang-i
' azalnat climax changes. by tall
and are now onllerinx from the consequences.
STILLSON’S
nouns tarps ’
. yr, {31'
~ “A; Furnishing Goods.
and fortified tho syatern
nu
LOXATON IC
we say.
810'? THAT COUGH
Immodlatoly. with one bottle of
Yankee Lung Soother
after trying all othvr known murmurs and
failed, you mm m lllii't' turn to this with at Mr
family of success. I
DUES CUBE l CITIIGH
Don't nullernn)‘ Inuit-r with Inwlnrllo. honor
ache or our other lml of when alwmllnu
malnrlal pa multimbut drive limit of the sys—
tem at “are with one bottle 0!
SPECIFIC '
Ft lit
MALARIA,
n rare guarantors] or money refunded.
NEW STORE.
l lmn- remuwd my business to
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
nml haw mm A full lino at
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
ALSO
TIN WARE
Hi All Minis.
Plumbing in ail its Branches.
Fllll STOCK PlllllBEllS SUPPIIES
T. S. IIIINAIJISIIN,
South Norwalk. “I?
Mrs. Mead’s School
FOR
Girls and Young Ladies
h
TIE-OPENS OGTIIBEII I.
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. Al'AIIi-Ihlll'
ANTI PULLEUI-Z i’ill'II'ARATORY
DEPARTBIESTS.
I’Iu-Ilnmlrnlllml tn \l'rllalrf’ and Vow-r on
nu- wrmlrntr of tho i'nnripn .
Mrs )Imul nonunm-vs Unit on storm) and
nnph-nnnnt «lays a rnrrlmu- will T»- ln waiting
on tho I'nrk corner of Franklin M M'- n. m..
ttml Itl Illl‘ School ill 2:1!) I. "1.. in wow)
pupil-l up and down tln- h 1 without mum
t‘lltil'li".
Economy and Commn!
I'SE
Gasoline Stoves
ind avoid Hut and Expense during
the Summer Sutton.
We hero the very boot make
THE MANHATTAN
IN Ill SIZES.
“'lllhakemooh and do all the work of I
“(we wil ll the trouble and "more. Fill:
in one lot It town.
Call and See Them
“will! l5 OBITS A Billlll
w.H Meekerltco
MUEIC “ALL BLOCK.
on no mum mums".
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
lm rlr-r oi F‘Inn nun...- i‘ormv-rl No. a
ll" Witter rtnoltyilow y
IT NIIN STREET. NIIIINilN.
Trimmed military. in" dlflennl
This now may. ho intent now“ as from
abroad and extensive patterns trout our own
Madmen.
flats. 'i‘nrhani. 1‘: one and Movie. Finn
rut t ornaments n crown moons. hand
to. him» and butterflies. fir
innu- leathers. Elegant line of line rill re vet
at}! radon soda-ohm.
Vlnfi‘mnflo arrangements with usual the
harem mm of motion to Howl: vol
vrlt a direct hm Ports on
or no to turn our on the
amt styles at prim to suit ell.
item
NEW ARRIVALS
A 'I‘
M. S. SMITH’S
llry floods Emporium.
We have just placed in stock
an immense line of Gents’, Lad-
ies’ and Ghildrens’ Wool Hosiery
and Underwear, embracing all
styles at very low figures.
A big line of Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings and Fancy
Dress Limngs.
We are also opening an im-
mense stock of Domestics and
cost, or as near it as possible,
for the next week.
a. specialty.
Remember our place is
INSURANCE BUILDING,
Opposlte Depot.
South Norwalk, Bonn.
You’ll be quite apt to open your eyes a little wider‘ than you us-
ually do when you come to look at our Fall suits. Neither-a micro»
scope nor a magnifying glass would enable you to discover any flaw
in them. , You don’t need to be a clothing expert to see at it glance '
that they are as far ahead of the productions of other years as a
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 our large line 01
Woolens, which we will sell at
Watch our banner in north
Window for special prices for
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Cloaks and Fur Trimmings
L H. mm;
to Wuhinaton Street. so. Rorwalk.
Dealerlll
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, $2.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 a Gallon.
Paintin ,
Pa r- anging,
Ca cimining.
79 Washington Street.
Dorlon Point,
(GNEGITIII'N PIIINT)
SOUTH NOR“'ALK.
NOW OPEN.
BHITING. IIITHINE lNIl FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpeciaIiy. ‘
38‘ Asian: will mnnm at South Norwalh
With trams on the New York and New Haven
railroad.
J. E. POWER.
CONN.
the Sewing Machine). that has
lightened Woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1569. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday. when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your la‘
bor. and save your clothes? If
you how ever used it. in the 22
~vou know that it is the best,
purest. and most economical
it. ask your grocer for it now.
Bo. sure and got the genuine,
Run ""8 It Is not the selling
rm: alone. that must
”WE. ing at a knowledge of
tho mlucoi an article.
of liobbins‘ Electric train {our bars oi
any other soap undo. and it will, if used
as much work as any other. Its cost in
but a very slight advance on that o! in-
l. L. CRAfilli a. 00.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Papal Hangerfialclmmer, Pal-1t:
And dealer in
81 North Alain street. So. Norwalk.
Sample hook. of full line Intent 3’:
ll
years we have made and sold it,
soap made. If you haven‘t tried
with our name on the wrapper.
no considered. in arriv-
Thon‘ is as mun-h real pure soap in a bar
according to directions, do {our times
lorior soap. Insist upon Dobhims' Electro-
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Will PAPER AND IIIIHIIEHS.
Papers. Borders and Gilt Moulding:
homo-s (or lmpectlon. on notice by postal.
lach Estimates cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN“
CarpeMer and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Vanished.
1 am prewar-l to do all kinds of work by the
bent oi workmen. by tho day or contract. at
the lowout prior: and at short notice.
STATE-l AND MANTIE WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE MFR CALL.
SHOP IT Infill? lllEll. or.
jymilrn NEAR Till: DEM.
We“ ' ' 'v'
rah va'y are-are for W. I...
5 at or aala
ocean I
eaertnaeadfifieaala'net'
a'eaey. all el
t" IA IL;
lio'il'o a'eil'i‘o I'D.
JOIN sums ll 8“.
woollen-maintains. mu-
wam- WM
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