’\
4..., ”MM—Mm“..-
rm Til "'"NENNN.
. A omey Says He Will De-
L _ Governor Pattison.
'murmzmsmiumm
I .
I I Audit!”- Geoeml'» lawyer W
m we ruin: lle wot i‘uim
p gist in tho court- ll'ntll Ills
WMMM I!» Explnd. ,
Ramona. Oct. lit—dioxin m. Sbap
'ley, epunsel {or Auditor General McCain
ant. pays that in onyrerent the struggle
”‘_ for possession of the auditor general’s of
the will be prolonged and bitter. Ever
3 - Mold the senate present a finding to tht
_ Wendicient to remove McCamant
"to latter would“ reins: to recognize tlu
governor‘s authority, and would declint
”recognise any appointee and not tun
over the department keys. In this event
“to matter would go to court, and in tht
end Wold get to the supreme court, and
lath time the latter body had passer.
judgment McCemuut’s tinnyI would have
expired. . ,‘
1'.» Submit. Line].
the surgeon! at arms has been instructec
by the senate to eubpuina William Livsey
lateesahier oi the treasury and secretary
of the doting fund commission
Proceedings e! the Senate.
Bantam. Oct. Iii—The proceedings
in the senate indicate that the Republic
an memberawill insist on conductingths
‘ investigation originated by the governor s
lorthe removal 0! Auditor General Mo
m.“ and State Treasurer Boyer as s
in court would be conducted. There
was considerable discussion on a rosolu-
tlonoflered by Senator Hall (Dem), re
queuing'hc governor to submit to thr
Denote the testimony obtained by the stat.
investigating committee, which
he thought would expedite matters.
Senator Gohln (Rep) opposed the intro
duction of this testimony. and contended
that instant! of exprdifing matters it
r would only prolong the session.
Senator ltoos(l)em.) thought this evi-
dence was necessary for passing on alleged
dellnquinciea o! the auditor general and
state treasurer.
Testimony for Information.
‘7 The resolution 0! Mr. Hall was adopted
- unanimously after it had been amended
so as to provide that the testimony he
tired (or information.
SelilttorGohin then moved to proceed
with the investigation, and Meters. Boyer
quantum-m. with their counsel, Judge
Duh, of Ballelonte; Rufus I". Shaplcy and
R C. Ihlc. of Philadelphia, and Lyman
. D. Glober, of this city, ranged themselves
ill mat of the clerk's (li'fikj
Attorney li-m-rnl licnsel and Deputy
Attorney (hm-ml Stnirmhrm made their
in the interest of the commou~
~ . wealth.
fir. lllchmnns'a Answer.
Ir. 'anpley then read the attorney of
Auditor General Illclfumunt. It denies
right of the governor to call the extra
Mentor his removal and disputes the
jurisdiction of the senate. it declares that
he had been elected auditor general by the
people in 1888 for three years from a speci-
fied date, and that he had been rightfully
and lawlully exercising the duties oi
his onion since his introduction into oi-
fiee. lie, the auditor general. had not
been convicted of snycrime or been guilty
at any, and no reasonable cause existed
{or his removal under the constitution.
Bedouin- all charges at misbehavior di
noted-pin“ him by the goVernor. lie
hadalloroed the laws relating to his 01'
Iceasheuoderstood them and had ang-
fltad legislation to remedy the defects in
existing sole.
Ills Donn-gs with llardsley.
Inhisdcslings with John llardsley be
hadwted in what be supposed was in con-
!crmltywlththelsws. lithe charges at
the governor against him were true he
wouldhellsble to impeachment on com
vletloa in the courts. The making 0!
theseellegatioos during high political ex-
citement was criticised. lle denied the
power at the senate ’ to administer osths,
thetcousequently an indictment lot
Waylon a witnm would not lie.
constitutional provision sothoris»
lugthesrnststoaddressthegoveruorhsd
rdsreues to men who were incapacitated
tromthspsrtormsnce at their duties by
healthy. ssnlllty or other lnflrmltles. The
editor mat than referred to the tact
tht he hldheeuhelmthel’hlledelpbls
's eonrulttss and Mouth
Wu investigating committee tour
drive times and that he emphatically de-
& the truth at tho CMWMIW
. flu never." cutlets-t
Bethe thowsd thennate how be but
been holed by Berdslsy. who had previous
to the discovery 0! his mhmlsmsats
her-s s good am, end who always m
‘" . llssteil a great intenst ln tummon
wultb’spvopsrty.
‘l'h governor was criticised for not glva
,lsglhsaudltorpurslsny credit tor his
' dmfimfimm‘flm
. so s is
Ab mount at its subset-mun»
. mus-Ila! es “mat-lily
. arena. whedlsd overs year
also never given Many may in
7 retired from llsrilslry. ratio was
, * Mmtyelnkendsntudlmuw
f I; “IMAM. Thenditor plurals!”
bled that he hell received rebate-fur
m
, ,1, . . . .
"to 5;; laultloss suit and
The Opposing Candidatee May
Meet in Debate.
NEW JERSEY REPUBLIOAI ULUBS
s
,2
»
nay Mimi-d Mule-st J. n. «slum
It the Khulna In Traitor—Wilt! Kr
thusla-m (or IHulnr—lllnehau and her
utt "nth nuke lutcmtlng Speeches.
Triasrozl, Oct. mam um session oi the
State Lfi‘flfilw of Republican Clubs neuron
tion a rcsolutiun congratulating Jnmes G.
Blaine on lllll improved health was read
sud unanimopsly adopted. The resolution
was enthusiastically received.‘nnd when it
was read the convention became wildly
demonnlmtivc. /
“mull tor I’nsldent.
0n the call 0! clubs [or the nomination
of prehidcur. the present odlcial, J. II.
Gaskill, at Mount Holly, was named by
all the clubs and he was unanimously
eleclcd. The rice presidents elected were:
First district. MOTfiS.A. Regal; Second
district, 1“. .t. .‘viugowun; Third district,
L. A. Thompson: Fourth dinlrict. C. M.
Shipmun; Filth district, Eugene Emly;
Sixth district, Dr. J. S. Vincent; Seventh
district, Richard Brown; Eighth district.
E. M. Condict. General W. J. Sewell and
II. A. Potter were elected delegates and
Foster 1“. Voorheee and George '1‘. Gran»
nier olternutes to the convention oi the
National league.
The ltemlutlonnu
Resolutions condemning the Democratic
administration in this state and indorsiug
the administration ol President Harrison
and his, able secrctnries were adopted.
Sprochcs wen: made by ex-Senator Canal].
of Camden; Judge R ll. Seymour, oi Jer-
seylEity; Colonel Sawyer, of Cape May;
John Kenn. .lr., chairman of the state
committee; Captain John Graham, 01 Jer-
sey City, and General James I". Rusling.
of Trcnton.
Mr. Hhtl'llflfl Speaks at Auburn.
Acorns, X it. 0m, lo.~iion. William
' ! lhnuocrotic nominee lot
or, spoke here lust night
to our of 1:. _. mt audiences which hae
ever nkwmhinlu: u political meeting in
this city.
Mr. Sir»: I: 1", wlw roccived an ovation,
said [but Mr. l‘V-ls‘nell hm] relused in «it.»
cuss tlttltmml lelll'S. but had I't’sollllt‘l)
decided to coniino himself to state insuvx.
"For one, if hr. insist» on this," said Mr.
Sheehen, ”I am willing to meet him."
Then Shcchuu relerred to Fame". as the
candirlrihrnl Thorium C. Plat! at length,
and will :lu- nomination could not meet
with tiiv approval of thinking Republic
nos. “1- rlzm asked why h‘nmettlleimt
in! tho u .‘z '1'“ rim; bill and the shill.-
primin Eml.
Tour more other inc-mantra in the intrr
ests nl' lnimr offered in the woman, yet why
did .\lr. Fame“. who claims to have all
ways been the Irieuil of labor, use his of
Ions to defeat them? They were thv:
weekly payment bill, the bill regulating
tbr liability ol employers to employer».
the contract labor bill and the bill rogu-
lntiugtlm number of hours of labor on
street railroads. Why «lid he refuse action
on tin-m: hills? Mr. Sinclair discussed
Mr. Faisal-it's position in regard to the
World’s lair at length and also devoted
considerable time to answering Mr. Pas
aett’s oftrcpeuted remark that the [in-soot
campaign am one of good government
against Tammany "all.
Mr. Iv'isssett on the tillver Question.
Roux. X. Y.. Oct. ill—A Republican
barhrcue was held hero in the niternoon
and u mam "rooting last evening. lion. J.
Mont I-‘nmctt. lion. John Vrooman and
others Npohe. .\lr. l-‘nssett opened his
speech by paying:
Governor Bill says that tho Republican party
lulu two in the habit at winning violation in
Utttulmr. This ycsr we are going to brush that
habit. Governor Hill who anxious a low week»
ago to haw you hollow thin was a national
campaign. Ilia «Heirloom should have termini
him that a president is to in- elertod mm your.
not Elli-ii. in but he was not amino» to disrupt
oath-ml mom but utole. L'lovoland m lhno
tho Thur-wrath- pnmidonllal candidate. Mr.
Hill had no interact in national insure that (all.
Hill has undisrtakeri thin hill to diam. the silver
nutrition.
: It in hard to dud two Doom-relic usurpation
that give tho ram rerutun ol hln speech in this
r-qwt. ll wasoort sells to place estivor plant
lnths Mastic platform. lllnos lllllhasdlv
ctr-rd the» silver (inflation More so emu-ed
underlined pmplelt has caused in. to wonder
whether moveland has had is mind remarks
the glmmmr has made. sud whether the hand
shaking between tho um ls molly ml'dlal. Hill
had straddled the silver qurrtlori most beauti-
lnlly. Biilhssnul henna quorum as on llleo
trewrotlhr tarid question. floats years
the duty taken ofl tuaod who. It lied then
been on {or tirelro yours.
lle Var-us the Australian unto-a
We sro st prom-M «ulterior (mm an wright
ems ballot in. To» Tmiass llall wtvr in
tho Worst thing in em had. bellow In the
“instrument at tho workluma and "not”
end (All all «Wat people the Australian
lot system is the heel.
Mr. Pas-cu talked about this low to:
rule oi thls year and said it was brought
about by the Republican tits at the
yrsr batons ll. sold It t Republican
psrty could contll'lle in pow» a few years
3:th tux gathers:- would no loose-
, anus Alston 1mm.
Thespram attacked tho meal oi tin
hank superintendent and alluded to tho
tailors of so Ulster county heat which
hadnethssu examined lutwoyssrs. lit
sttsehedthsrseordol'l'rsssursrllsotorth.
'I‘hsspcsterrssd s to in Iron: lieu.
tenant (Meritorious. whichhs spot.
at tbs nomination oi Willi“ A. Am
strong for railway scram. Jones
said be trusted lllll not “withdrew
them Armstrong. but llill end no
mapsrtol on program 'l‘hs Isle
wtwm "Use thins you think
rm mnmmm
m it. 1.. 0st Ill-“TN than
win-Bumwdmm n Motherland
them-erratic mmuitmtoia
all most Though“: ' 2:!
ll an” n slats ate-y
“fink?“ mammal: m
or t tunes ill]
mm
M“
Flsiffijifi-‘ililtll
“a mom. .was upwlulol minister Jone l2.
ho said ho was not a from trader. but he wanted mu
unit?
I
rxiunlxmi in two years.’ Elle knew thatno
such qt Mimi h» ever‘lmm asked or elk
soared n that way. The llllllel’ County
Savirigainwritution mu Ina! examined in
January. laud, omlurnw direction, and the
report. of tin- l’Xflltlllldl ion. rrmi‘lo by Core".
whom Elvin!” Ijuult'h. noun» a enrplnh
on marl: 7' ‘v”|llll'il uI ransom»; on par
vnlum, 52‘- :s;~1,:ll, uni .q.» A. of annual in-
come.3l~l.>."'.nll ’l'm- i "'lutlfln bed on
hand or um...ch mom Jili- ; other: in cancel
01 the nmmmt cuntmiipmwd by low."
_ heirloom w Itnlly at Turnsnany "III.
NEW Yuan, (luv. lllfl'l't urnnll ratlllcn-
llm: 'iitlfiPLL‘I‘rl “up twirl by Elli! Democrats
in 'L‘lililmun)’ llall his! night. Overflow
nm‘imuu wmr illltlrt‘s.aI,'ll"Il'l)lll plntlormrt
on mum solo at tho iloon- oi the hall.
HIMN'CIHEH were made by lion. lichen ll.
Romcvrlt, Recorder rlmyth, Gnu-ml Dun-
i.-l Id modes. Judge Henry Gilderuleeve.
(ielwrnl M. 'l'. Alcllnhon, United States
Senator Kenna, 0! West Virginia; Con-
grwmmm llonrkc Cochran. ox- ”inflict At-
tormy ‘l'uliowa and Congressman McAdoo.
of New Jamey. Ilu~olutions were adopted
approving Elm entire Democratic rotate
ticket and plrdging tho support 0! Tem-
many ilull, 'i‘hey denouoccd the policy ol
the lit‘plllllicnll party as unllormly hostile
to tho hm murmur of the more. They
also promoted “gamut lip aurronder of the
stntcgovormnml into the bonds of “the
party oi me :lllll Ilanloioy."
.“re’ul' Chopin (or lgngrou.
Iliwlllii.t".'.l.)cl. lllw'l'hc llismocrztle cl
tlu- .mnml wmgrmmmnl (”Strict nomi-
nated :tl-QU.‘ .tlln-sl ('. Cluipin to fill the
congremuzml sent. nimic meant by the
n-.~im::tinriol David A. Bondy, who re
admin to noccpt the nomination lor mayor
to succeed L’lmpilr.
FEARS FOR MRS. PARNELL.
Sire [Inc In in Visa, line-worm! (runs the
struck «I l'urnoll'n helth.
Iammx, Utt. lilm'l'he health of Mrs.
I’urnml mun-s no signs of improvement.
Mrs. Rum II has in no \my recovered (tom
tllv lrrnlilo nilw'k am: cxpvrielll‘ml tlpotl
Ibo (lentil oi lu-r husband. She is in on ex-
trrmrly wml. mmiitmn and is xtillcou-
tinml in hrr lml. bins mm m-nrccly ”WIN:
even in n who-pun
Silo rmrulvml an overwin-lniing number
of Sl'ltm‘llltl'lll’y u-lmzrarms and letters of
nylllpniiig Irmn pulmr Irwin-a, individual
Irirmla and nmu)‘ [vi-2min; who are entire
lithium-rate- 'm-r. Sin: any» that It is inl~
purr-llllt' to llithh'l' them separately, and
the inhm rim mearm of returning thunk:
to Im- mnny {Eu-ml: who huw remembered
her i” luer hour at gricl.
The! ‘rulrtnn \S‘ero llrrnzy Ones.
\\‘.\sillxuru.\', Oct. iii—Tho two reunions
ol thr .\lel'..JcliM Plenum-meal council at
\l':|~‘hivx;:iam v. rrc lvrvmynnea, The Metho-
dlol l‘m.-r..linu nulmliltec reported three
rrmiuriom mounting concerted action of
Silt-nudism In Great lirituiu.thc I'nited
Storm, A: walnut; and l’nl5lll‘flfl And
r A, rimr :lllii‘rtrrl mull-rem?“
llw rtpqrt litll'rl'll a worm
ll: v, .\l. ’I'. Myer» spoke on
“Tim l’mnu: i'mil‘xun of Romanian." lie
moi tin: \lllljl‘k'! of education in to be the
gnu: my... lwiwren Protestantism and
Catholic-mu inium England and America
LI.\.
“Ml s,..- n "m
til‘vl‘li -‘mzz
The Atlantic at 319w York.
.‘Jl-ru' Yum. Uri. ll;~’l‘ho United States
('rmwr Admin. whirl; nnrmwlyrscsrml
dyntl'llflllllll uuring the ru-cnt storm while
on tn-r miy in ln-ip tlu- wrecked Ilespzitch,
“(Ill on which six mun were acriouely iti-
jm-mi by an explmmn, ltllfi arrived here.
’l'ln- injurml mcn. tun ul whom may die.
an» .iulm ll‘lwnrvl l'lll, llcury llcljn. l‘rntrk
Crown .l.um~~. Jami-s Monoliun, Joorph
.\lrrri.un. .\loic anuc.
lie foul-«rd and Wise Lynehod.
Nonrutx, \‘u.. I)”. Ills-nun. Fannie
FlIllllt‘lI, n! l'ilpr‘ l‘lizirlcs City. ugixl seven-
“arm-r mtmlcrcd by n son-nut named
Dyer for her money. Dyer was nubse-
quently arrested und lodged in linstville
juil. A umlmi acn'nly-llt'c men accuml
tho primncr. who lmd enmeshed to the
crinw. and lynched him. Dyer received
“ll.
tinnitus tum-slug to Visit Ant-Ilsa.
“'.t.-lll.\€l51‘l|.\'. Oct. lib-Au rntry was
nwlv in the Baltimore nutom house ul
permmul property of Sir William Gordon
Charming, rim-«lulled to llmrxaiown. I).
_. » . ,. ~ . , . upon. h In nod. hey
. are so popular thatgthcir. nomination islsoquivalcnt to election; [In
one mspo‘ct they’ are at the vtop‘Of the clothing poll and in another
“I “1" mm They “1‘8 at the loci“ all that lots; to make a . .
at the bottom in. the mat-tor of price, arid, likg the ~ «N
Thom" iln ill
good candidates, they’ll redeem every pledge that “is made in their g- '
behalf. Ellually‘ strong candidates are our Fall Overcoats.
“Iii. i‘ifi'ciu‘li‘mfii s... as... 4'” ‘ ' ‘ ' ’
WWT FEELS BAD,AND
l M 81' RAVE IT .
TO s-rop MY couch?
Golda. luvs
morgm'rcmz-m
ant-Ones:- urn-m.m.—nnm la
“mummcaumru will-athei-
” u my,
A Wonderful cracker.
1“Boss”
. Lunch Iilk Bitcuil
, ..§I}.‘§.l"§.§i'§3.. BOSS .
' “HE'S your grnurkwp the
li Boss Cracker? .
5"!“
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL “HADES .‘Xl‘l ('ULURS 0F
stiandSufl Hais,8iltl|ats
Boy‘s Hats and C‘p". (trunk llnlo for Men and
Boys. Sumo Holt flats for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particularlttention Paid in Firing.
cleaning and Ironing Silt Rats.
F. HAYES
Having romm'nl hi» meal msrkct
No.6 North Main Street.
Will supply thr-
tl
people. of thh vicinity with
.etlnret lirw of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc"
To be luuml in tho Mule.
N0. 6 NIIRTII MINI STREET
Nil it til “'1‘“ Ni DHWAIJC.
(3. This in lulu-n M an ‘ ' W“ that the
(onions Englishman in shortly to visit thla
mumry. line will be moronilmod as being
concerned In tlw ’l'rnnby (troll unndai.
"n m- umuau mlsln's broth.
Wmmxnnm. (lot. Him-The department
or now In» wot to United sum Minister
Phelps at ll-srlln the ususl tclmrsln ex'
phasing um sorrow ol the pmldeot at
the death oi Count «P Area Valley. Geo
rush minlsirrlo the ltulml sum The
Wnnnmnlwr's Postal Telegraph “In...
\t’ssmxumlr. llct. litml‘mmsnmliro
ersl Wunonmhvrin his annual report to
magma will onto the mtahllshlmst cl
wind telegraph and savings banks. a new
fir-trillion tor New York And many ro-
onus.
. .....~.-A~.Mm .
Iowa‘s I'mpml coon-role; fault.
or. l‘rrrmwim. KM. lllmlt ls prom]
by the Russian mm-rutneot that ling
Illinois. Afghanistan and Chins appoint
dell-flutes to mm the l’amlr Maxillary
question. .. W WWW“ ‘
at... enavmts
'l'he Bosnian lush W‘ eonml seven
times by the odors of France alone. Thus
was also applications Iron: Enullsli. lus-
slso. Dutch and Danish capitalists.
A dynamite rm» ha been tonsil under
another Midge at ltrlclieolirl'g. Austria.
and an inquiry ban has instituted.
the Chimes government Ilse muted
to pair tin- loses lreridulrnlly incurred by
: lormr member o! the Chime W
a Ports.
'l'hs Ami-Nuns senate lien refused to
reaction no issue at s forced «may.
wmlun at on“... Aim,“ per
The french our ship Torrents-t is to-
parent on the mtg st Vladivosteeh. and
mmwmlkm lisrs been killed by
new menu. .
uni-unis; nimtssd timid W
Mahmud“ or as mild «its.
dual, enrol the m sum in
he lll Ranked. lard unmitsrpsud
immerse were severely slime.
“manual the trout Hosts and
theater law: has. ruin-ll: most.
m m of Captain Powell.“ M
:3}. maximum tum to than
m
m :mgm ‘ all
tho
Ernest-er la
. h. Pall-at
lfitrl In is”.
l llllxw. M: Mllill Strut.
surrmnrour. my.
Vooucu ERTY'S
m
liesr their:
I“!
_, U
My
.
r .
11.4., .
oNE WllRIlMilRE'
r" ”churn.“ our one so;
once use It sin o si
cranium. ellmal c. chum. by taking
LOXATONIC
and are now enduring from the consoqnonece.‘
we say. '
STOP nun COUGH
Immediately. with om- botllc of
failed. you mu at once turn to thin with o cor-
lanity oi oneness. It
DflES CURE N CIIIIGH
Don't sul‘Ier any in .r with headache. born»
who! or on ' nllitrrnfind 0! “film! unending
malarial [sllmninmlmt drive it not of tho sys-
lritn nt «moo with one bottle of
STI LLSON’S
SPECIFIC
Fl) ll
MALARIA.
a cure guaranteed or money n-fuudul.
NEW STORE.
l htwr removed my boom-sun tn
NISNINGTIIN STREET 93
null have now it full lino of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
A It'll
TIN WARE
of all liind~.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
Fllll STUCK NUMBERS SUPPLIES
I. S. IlIlNALIlSIIN,
South Norwalk. ‘5
Mrs. Mead’s Schonl
Ir'llll
Girls and Young Ladies
nr-orsus unicorn I.
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. Al‘llllihlll'
ASH FULLEHE l’iil?l’.\ll.\'l‘|lll\'
llI'II‘AR’l'Ml'IN'l‘S.
Furth- mlmllxiwl to \Vollm‘wi illnl \‘nmur on
llir n rrillli it!» "I ”w l’rllirlpu .
Mn Mend annmmrw that nit ~lnrlll)’ Illlll
apply-mum day- :rmrriasgr will In- in “Alum;
on tho Pork arrow or Frnnklm at «t3 n. m.
and M lhr Silos-I nt ‘35!) i. in.. to worry
pupil“ up and down tlin lit-l with"!!! runs
chance.
Economy and Comfort!
I'SE
Gasoline Stoves
And avoid Nut and Expense during
the Summer season.
We bar- the rm but lush- .
THE MANHATTAN
IN ILL SIZER.
Willlisli monk and do all llw work o! :
nlrwo wit l' the trouble sud «slum». rm:
la on In I town.
Call and See Them
Insulin .5 Turns l «on
u.........r~r,..m.._.rw . . . .,... w...
VIII Meekerlillo
”I'll“! “All: film.
llll llll WINTER IllllNEIll.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
he or at rm lllllii . ham rt 1%. a
M" Waterstmiluw fl ’
I I m m, NBIMII.
mmmwm "or
_ Em _
Ema“ palm, m»
and Much.
rm
mm... W... ”
Egg-«w..— Mai
' with militias
- . 12.: I“
”mmmfim
”It
thal you
Yankee lung Soother
utter trying all other known mrnmllcu end I
be quilt apt, to Lillian your oyés 9» little pillar, than 'yo:
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical, Hesllhiul. at
Hill In tan or now.
HAZELE'I'WCN
And
Cross Creek
Pine and Olesinm
Dr;
GRAIN lNIl FEED.
Raymondflrmhhers
TRY THE
“Want” columns
01" Till;
EVENING SENTINEL
dolly dowhcn‘ you‘come to 100k», atom Fall suits. No‘ithcr'n' jto
. ‘scopoinor a magnith glass would enable you to} ”discover any ..
; in them. You don’t nocd to be aclothing cxpertlo, sec at aglall
I”, that they are as far 'ahoad of the productions of other years at
. . “ ° palac‘c car is~ ahead of a stage coach. You. couldn’t improve thci
. appoai'oncc, but they can and Will improve yours.
should” be otherwise than
Furnishing Goods.
,
"mainssmvm Ems “
. llNEIlllL'LAllWEEKlY
ox,
NITCHES, .cNNNs, cums.
mum cmcxs mmouns-
um, unison x. comm
. 2|9 Montague 8t. city Hall Square.
I Brooklyn, R. I. ‘
Thin (or our gulls .lellvrrml In South Nor-
walk how uiw-u woo-ml mtiulm'li-‘m. and our
method of paymrnr id highly ilpprowiutcul
Full infornmiiun can In» had of our :imrnt.
GUSTAV PITZER.
19 murmur mun";
SfllITH NINIWIIII GONNA”;
v
Groom-V
All lliii‘sos sold by this 03-
Kmnily Horses,
GREAT BESIIITS FflllIlW.
CHILDREN m AIlIILTS
Suffering with Dyscntary. Diar-
rlm-n. Cholera Morbus. l‘latiilent
Colic, and all i’liscuscs of the
llnwols, :iro spot-«lily cut-ml by
lIALE'S (‘URDIAL l’lcusant
to mkonnd porfot‘tly luirmlvss.
Xovor known to fail if usod
according to dirm‘tions.
Trolling: Horse-4, Pacing llorsvs, Fim- (Mach Hnrsos, Elegant
tulilislum-nt are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
Brookside Stock Farm.
PRIGES LOW.
llnrscs, Farmer-5' Harm-s, in for-t. Anything in the Homo,
Lim'.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck lllll'ril.‘.'~'.
ables.
great loss.
SACRIFICE SALE
.\ T
M. S. SMITH’S
A big lino of Blankets and (‘omfilrt-
Cut and expected to be sold at :1
As a special inducement to upon this do-
parlii'icnt all the leading styles in Lmlics’,
prices.
lINlIII .
Dcmorcst Sewing
Misscs’ and Children’s, (lli1izilcs,Fiil' lupus,
Mulls and For 'I‘i'immings at astonishing Inw
lllllII!
At our Wool I‘Iosicry and Underwear.
What an immense stock, all going as loaders
for the opening of the season.
We have the agency for the celebrated ml
Machine, at $19.50.
Guaranteed for five years.
Remember our place is
INSURANCE BUILDING,
Opposite Depot.
t
pleased with our large lino of
It is impossihle
L n: EBKEII,
nil'suhiiimon street Bo. Now-ll.
Doslorln
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Load,
Oils, Glasn, -
Coach Colors and Varnishes
Artisls’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
ilcr, Sim). '
MoCloskoy’s Wood Filler—~38“
in the Market, SUN) :1 Gallon.
Painting,
1’:\ )cr-llangirig,
Ca (rimming.
79 Washington Street,
Dorian point;
(GREGORY'S POINT)
S! “'1'" Nllll‘A'ALK. -
NOW OPEN.
BfllTINE, BITIIING lNIl FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
1.
CONN.
3??“ A How will connect at South Norwalk
with miim on the New York and New llaven
milruiul.
a. E. EGWER;
an!
Then: is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Eli-ctric Soap,
constantly sold. sinco mm. N ow,
why rub and toil. and worn out
ymim-lf and your clothes. on
wuslula)’. when this porfoct soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
Iinr. and save: your clothes? If
you have cwr used it, in the '2‘!
yours we Imvc made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
it. ask your grocer for it. now.
RE“, ""8 It is not tho selling
ing at :i knowlmlge of
of Ihllibins'l‘llrctrir as in four hum of
as much wurlr as any other. Its first it
i. L. litmus ll: Cu.
And denier in
pun-st. and most economical
Ito suro and got tho gonuine,
. prim alone. that must
TWIcE' tho ruin» of on article.
any other rump Hindu. and it will, if used
but a wry slight mlvnnm- on that of in-
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Wlll PIPER IND BONNERS,
soap mmlu. If youlmvcn‘t tried
with our mum on tho wrapper.
Ix- mnsidcrml. in arriv-
lere is as lunch l’l'ill pure map in a bar
imrordiug to directions, do [our timer
i‘rrinr snap. insist upon llobhins' Electric-
Paper Hangerfialclmmnlamter
El North Main ~31 l’l‘l'l. So. Nnrwulk.
Smupl» book» or full line latost Myles
Parlor-u. llurllt‘r-illlltllilll Illnulalintt‘l takcu
lulllsr~ {or ll‘thll‘i'llllll, on notice by inlet-l.
incl? Exllmarm cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Furnished.
l mu pn-pnrml rudonll kinda»! work by ll:-
Ill-u! nr ourknwn.l:y llw day or matron,“
tho lowwl priori- Mill oi short Ilntlw.
STAIRH ANTI MAN'I'LI'I WORK 'A
SI’I‘II ”IA L'I‘Y.
GIVE ME A CALL.
snap it ENENNE oven. or.
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