at the bottom.
‘ It was scarcely necessary to place our . _ , y ‘
because theywere already runninglike wildfire. Their availability}? .
is so unduesti‘oned'that‘ all parties can unite upon them and they "
are so) popular thatvgtheir, nomination is equivalent to election, In '
one respect they are at thes'top of the cluthjnfg poll and in another
They are at the topical] that goes to make a
$‘W 3’; faultless suit and at the bottom in the matter of price, and, like the
gfigzg good candidates, they’ll redeem every pledge that is made in their
.. _ a}. b
,. illl'E'll uis.
‘w‘lthleaauiultalnvaa-
W of the charges Against Ilessra.
in” and lecauant—niladelphla
elm lulu-ea to Ilear [rah roster.
assurances. Oct. n—srm Treasurer
My“ snbhctod bytlie senate to a
”nomination and largely on his con-
W with the drawing of the Phlladel
' WWI warrants for «20,000 and the
“W“ his check [or that amount to
JohnBard-lay, who used canon of it in
Mermaid debt to the school district
III of, which was lost.
. . : , “treasurer Beyer Testifies.
n Transom Boyer said that William Live-
’ atpsvsnt unknown, was the first to sug-
msttohlmths payment“ the money in
, ordsrtu prevent it from going into the
duh;i’nnd. In pursuance of a contor-
nea between them.he said, Liveseyvie
Mthadepsrtmcnt 0! public instruction
- Ind asked for the necessary warrants.
Anything done by Livesey, he
he (this who.) was responsible for it.
Redefined greatly to his chief clerk, who
the drawing of warrants or emcee tor the
unravel-t)“.
Am by the Dela-ates Failure.
Hewssaiao lunch annoyed about that
tlmeby the tailure oi the Jamison bankers
and ,7 _ r 8; Co... involving a loss to
the state 0‘ MM To a question at the
general be answered that accord-
, tohisbast- recollection hehad notalk
with J. Q. Stewart, deputy superintendent
a! public instruction. These questions
were asked because the attorney general
Intended toahow by Stewart that be had.
: at the state treasurer’s instance, gone to
the private cities of Mr. Boyer and been
' nun-tad to tune the warrants for the
M4“). The warrants were shown to
have been marked “paid" at the treasury
Wt on Dec. Si, 183, although they
were not cashed until the 3d or 4th oi Jan-
uuy. The attorney general laid much
union this point. and a question may
”L. . i I‘m 'h‘wu. mom was 110% Ill!-
ahls into the sinking fund on this account.
no lousy no P.1d Malay.
Deputy Superintendent of Public In»
WWI“ testified that the state
treasnm made personal application Ior
"the Birthday warrants and II. Hollowell,
flattery of the public school board, testi-
Mthat he had prepared the certificates
on which the warrants were issued at the
instance of Bardsley. The state treasurer,
by advice oi his counsel, claimed that the
money he paid to Bardsley was {or the
year ml) and not for the year ended on the
first Monday in J nue, ism. us contended by
theattorney neral. and thatconseqnent-
ly the Philadelphia schoul district was en-
titled to over mono for this year.
No Freedom, lle Claims.
Attorney General Hansel submitted a
number or letters and telegrams to the
senate from State Treasurer Boyer and ex-
State Timur» Idveaey to show that they
had permitted John Bardsley to retain the
state moneys when they knew he was
largely indebted to the commonwealth.
Whom the department at pub
lie We were presented to show
that for the past twenty years there was
no precedent tor the payment 0! I’hlladelv
phia’s share of the school appropriation as
early as the one State Treasurer Boyer
reads to John Bardaley.
In many instances these payments were
Ind. alter the expiration of the school
‘ ysarrecogniaed by the state authorities.
Tb IN,” school fund, which John
Bardsley embersled, was paid him by
Stats Treasurer Boyer on Dec iii, in),
I: months before the money was due, no
audio; to the attorney general’s construe-
Hou d the law. The state trensurer’s plea
is thet the money was due to the Philadel-
phinanhool district at the close of the year,
andthatbowas anxious to payout the
mossy balm that time to prevent It Iron
into the sinking fund on the first at
nanny. and thus diminishing the power
d lb “seal load to insstlta obligations.
M Want a lap); lea- learns.
ot the council are 33“" impatient our
lssrstsry Foster's lay In reply to their
request that thssxpsrteeiuployed by them
hawmlttsd to examine the hooks oi the
m National hank. ternsy General
Van Osten hasssutthsioiiow- Shrwoed, Republican candidate for see- last
tslsprsin to Secretary Foster:
, , subcommittee ofthsconimitteeet
‘ o! mettle that is investigating
“deposit direct us to uspsettuliy
he to made
map” our muses try
Manama-chm
Ithssoniaistsswsrs-sa
Messed“.
flats Ins-soda Messy.
,mzrlulnr Monti-onwry Curd.
.lonipt the report that France will not par-
t)! i’hiladeiphls, but still owed it H4541”,
Hy; his able! clerk, whose whereabouts is
declared,
was within the scope of his authority and
» 370.0%
"at the Bardaley investigating committee
MPHIC asevuriu.
Swretury Tmcy lms uppollltod the 101'
lowing nll‘lcen as a court of Inquiry to II.
tannins tin: r <[iir'.ellrlllly {or the wreck of
the United Swim ~tenmer Daspatch: Coin-
president;
Commander Willard ll. Brownson. Lieu-
tenant Commander James II. Dayton and
bieiileusnt Nathaniel It. Usher, recorder.
Superintendent oi Insurance Pierce has
entitled the Manhattan Fire Insurance
and the United Fire inmrancs companies.
hub oi Concord. N. 11., that they cannot
In business In New York state.
World's lair ollleiuls treat with con-
llcipzrtellt tlwiair In'Cnme of the thIM'
lion helix; mustructr-d of wood They de-
clare the rep-art was started by hostile
French no v~papers (or the purpose of
being sulni-iized.
’l‘lu- schedules In the assignment of
Abraham lire-lienthe note broker, show
Ilaliilitiw nl ”.0183“. The nominal asr
sets are iilfiilfil‘fl, and the actual assets Ipv
plicuble to rumoured debts are ““560.
Sylvester Franklin Wilson, the-projector
oi {comic baseball teams, convicted of ab-
ducting fifteenryearrold Llhble Sunderland
[rum llingnumton. N. Y., was sentenced
to state prison (or five years and to pay a
hire 0! till)". .
The handsome residence of Charles Rich-
ardson at Fanwooil, N. J., was burned.
together rdth its contents. Loss, noun.
Eighteen lottery indictments have been
louud at Sioux Falls, 8. I).
The first msionoi the Episcopal inle-
sionary council was opened at Christ
church, Detroit, Tuesday. The report
showed the gross nqeipts oi theisocisty (or
the past year to be WM].
The tenth annual convention of the Na
tional Street Railway association was
opened at Pittsiiuriz.
Locke & Sewell’e carriage factory, at
Amesbury, Muss., was burned. Loss,
The chapel in connection with St. Mark’s
school, Southboro, Mass, built by August
Belmont inhonor or his brother, Raymond
Belmont. was dedicated. with impressive
exercises.
In an accident on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy railroad at Monmouth.
Iil.. (our people were killed and eighteen
infured.
Senator Faulkner has returned to Wash.
ington Imm the nirnbwevt and says the
Democruliizclmnces [or success than are
bright.
Mrs Emma M. Yorke oi Sea Girt. N. J..
issurprised to learn i1. 4 her husband re-
cently pmmmi a Dalton: divorce and mar-
ried another woman.
The Item Ilnri'y “16mm, the last
(X. Y.) clergyman whole accused, lu tony
plicity with a physician oi lands. of hells;
instrumental in causingthcdenth ol Lotta
Townsend, Wine put on trial at Catskill on
the charge of manslaughter in the first
degree. p
Ilreret Brigadier General Joseph Bulc
lock llmmv. I', S. i\.. died at Albion, NY.
Dr. IIf‘l‘l. II I’i'vr'v", .i ctr-II known ”tr
man pliys-It-mu, mum fulfil“ pews datu-
uzmlrnm fiatlvurlur Im'uihetlenerul Rnll
’usmr, a Spaniard in her service, slapped
his lace.
I‘asaett. Flower and Venom- bye-h.
saw Your, Oct. ill—Messrs. Parse“
and \‘rooman each made two speeches
here and Mr. Flower addressed I will);
in ltrooklyn last night. There was no va-
rlation from their former speeches, the
Republican candidates ermtlnulm: their
denunciation at 'l'mmuany and Governor
Hill, and 3*. Flower reiterating his
charges that the Republicans in the sen-
ate. led by Sir. Fume“, were mpmraible
for the location of the Woeld's fair in Chi»
cagn. .lir. Flu!!!“ has written a letter in
which he (More the Australian ballot aid
the entire relormatlou o! the tax system
of the suite.
(toodwts's frat-as Futile.
New News, (Jet. ins-At the annual
mt’etlnu oi the New York. New Ilavenand
ilartioni Railroad company the report of
the board 0! directors was presented for
acceptance Henry Goodwin, oi flanked,
premier! that the report did not show
what I'ILUCRI and builds. amounting to
utmost), were held by the company. Ills
protest was unavaillng, and the report
was adopted. The old boarder! directors
weremlecteil. The mature! tarnishing
the information Mr. Goodwin asked was
referred to a committee of three stock-
holders.
A Lively Week law “may am.
Master, Oct. fl—Nelt Monday m
In; Governor llill will speak at W
only. Tuesday evening hawtil addreasa
. Vii!- Ikhtha will
tail: to Albany county [Laces-ta hers.
and Haturday he will close his to" at
Elmira.
‘I'ab-v lays mew-ed ls Ineligible.
Heartburn”. N. Y., Oct. nae
Tabor says Franklin D.
ates in the Twenty-cream district. is In'
:‘Ilgihle, because he is past mission-r
[lesions recently wrote aaeptaioa is
contrary. _...._..
Did sumo-soaks.- mum!
Mamma~fhmfi
W. OIL fl~Alr a Mn: Ill
, flats linking land commissioners s
m was adopted reciting that in
View or its
is
sitter-articular the W as.
demands
or
IHEWWFOF ’PDLITIISS'
Governor Hill's Response retire
Toast “Democracy",
IRWIN!) SAYS ill} Ill A ‘11!th
In Itnnte tor Wurst-ulna. rally Raw-e-
erwl in "with amirirmgili. to Iteawswa
Illa Italian as the Ital» liepanwlaat.
Mr. Jones Temporarily unremar-
Aroma. Oct. 41— lmi night a Manual
was git-onto Governor Hill at the Klin-
Imll House by the Young Men's Demo-
tratlc league. Covers were laid for 1w.
Governor .‘t’ortbcu responded to the
ssmtixnent, "The Eonpire State of the
booth Greets the Empire State oi the
Union."
"Democracy"~wm n-spomled to by Gov-
ernor lllll. He said that the Democratic
partyhada history at which Democrats
are justly proud, beginning in the days at
Jeflemin,and Democrats were proud of
the great lather and launder oi the party.
Until the last thirty years all that had
been oomph-med {or the glory and prosv
parity oi the country was accomplished by
our Democratic loreluihm, he said The
largest acquisitions oi territory which this
country has other made were accomplished
under Deiuocrnlic auspices and «at»
Insnslilp. The great battles "(yer the
establishment of independence were fought
by Democratic generals and Democratic
adniiulstrution». it laid out the cons- of
policy which has been adopted to this
hour, Jackson fought in the early day!
against monopol'iea and {or the people.
Jeilersori contended against the aristocracy
clearly tiuwn. timer leaders have adhered
to thaw Ilftht‘lpli'e. ‘
'rlu- turmrcrsey ist Work.
Continuing. Governor Hill said: “At the
present time-l think we have no reason to
complain at u but is being done by the
Ikimicrntic ltmlrrvi In the various state“.
In .hlitneiluhit'vs-lle (inventor Ilnsaeil
{winters} In flats; in; the l'urimoisni oi New
Iii luml Willi tire lieu-lieu o! oneness. In
15 vlitfl't‘l’nul' (Ianipimli is lluhtlng the
I». x ‘irntcct‘ivo Int-it? "I Mr. McKinley and
right mg m luv"! ut the principles of scary
stiimmunl number. In Pennsylvania
tho- Democrats [IVNIt'l’ the leiuleraiiip oi
Unwrum I’xtltl'wn ls exposing Republican
corruption. In Iowa Governor Boise is
“mulling up for ' lt' rights of the people
Imam»: Imitmymliv . and to relieve the poo-
pin "I ”In lr m. to of llujtfll taxation.
And In gallant mtle New Jersey Governor
Aubert, ever immiul. is lighting the good
light of llcmwracy. [Prolonged cheer-
ins.)
The Nate's Itiflsta Question.
"wreaking (or the Denim-ratio party. I
can . IV that We have llc’v'l‘l' interirred with
r. r. ”in ur’ rim.»- it"s Wu- iwlleve in the
mwsumirt, n. Ihe um”. Sure-r umler
Ikiimvs‘nlir' llillinlrlll rule IIM a blade 0‘
urns» bwn taken train a citizen except by
viii» primes at law. ltm’rntly. what was
an» m: m! w l»- ulone by our opponents in
con; . «i We have recrirtlyseeu the house
do EAL-laws! Iur our three months without
rule. We lam WIT-IIWI the spectacle of
thv nimnhrr vi «ruling ereryquestloo seclud-
in“ in mm: ' . retuniugiorecm‘uiu Demo
erratic enrol-rte. winnlcflml only a respect-
im in limit}: Th» Hrptihlitflln party one
bill . l ills action. While ripenkrt Heed II
no: .':.r' born lie was your nun. he has not
been repudiated by his party. though he
has been thoroughly repudiated It] the
people. I olo not know what our lhluo—
cmt'ie iris-ode in the nest congress propose
wile. Iwurulil not advise retaliattou in
any improper spirit, but Ida hope weshall
witness in the lower house at the next new
aim: is rig-nuns, aggrr ire limoeracy."
tinternor IIIII pee-inns! victory to: ht
party in New l’orh state and said that be
[relieved the Ilenwcracy could win in use
by hard work and «most ”mutant-on
(htkurtildrnu, It: I‘M. had loot more [to
lineal lutttles than treachery, and It was
on the young rare that the iienweracy
must rely in this light. Speaking oi the
”currency 0! the south best-id: "i know
it in said that the soon. i~ mind,” though
that wise an olrjevrt'wu. l' I- solicitor good
government, piipular lilvriy, the rights oi
the people, equal tasatam. state sover-
eignty «ml the perpetuation oi the Amer-
ican Cobra. And that solbilty Insetswith
the applause and respect oi the American
With"
The conclusion of Governor Hill'sspeeeh
was Med with cheering or the wildest
description, which lasted (or several inla-
ates
Janos “wen-we In a fine»
Sew tires, on. u-Jl'hslast stratum
tenant “oversee Edward I'. Jones is new,
under the constitution. the lawful goe-
ernm at this state, and will probably coa-
tleastohe such until lehsn fir.
llill returns trau- ths south, invests the
“Midsummer's-at.
'l'hereporttbat the acting peer-or is
rm to scams his rise was one
heard when he said:
“Themitwtlswel the state at flew
”Katmai. that is thsahseaes tron
the-taunt tumble powers and
poem. I wtilessreissthelaaeuaaast
thrfluhuehnuat-thspahlisnod
iru'ereqalrs."
svivledthathewealdastasaeneaay
”mam It.
”rye-w M ”'6 m
The inspiring toast oi the evening— ,
erasures. “he's; 0st. 134% I.
ehalf. Equally strong candidates are our Fall Overcoats.
savelw n...“
Mm nets-as.
”also!“
m hm
suwsltssetess.
thanks. may
Baa-Iain“.
' l 'ssdeflllnder.
“ BOSS ”
leech Ell! Biscuit
See that each s
biscuit is stamped
lines your grocer kelp the
L Boss Cracker?
Spring StyleS
HATS
Ix ALI. (muons axn «limits or
stilandSohligsSiuHats
Boy's liatsaml Caps. Crush rim (or )len on
Days. Nutrla rum lists {or Men at
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Particularlttentios I’sid to Firing,
cleaning and Ironing Silk lists.
F. HAYES
Raving removal his urea: market
In. 6 North Main Street.
Willmpply that purple (i! this vicinity with
ibe fins-at line at
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc...
To be [mud in the stale.
F. HAVES,
I0. 6 NORTH llll SlIlEH
VIC! I! norm! NORW'ALK.
J77 1., “Will 12/22
isre a. use.
onim. mi Main street,
”sum-r. can.
. ONE Wflllll MORE .
'l'uali who new not taken the adviceéxim-
3 meWWr-{mfidm
, andsrehowsuflerinaieum thoeoaaequeaces.
TIN WARE
M
i.
‘R.
. . . .. .. , an
.532. Mind? _.
‘ a
:— m
M
..
I Furnishing Goods.
”new, My, ....
FeatMoss'
STABLE BEDDING.
:Clean. Mounted, Healthful. at
HllF THE COST OF STHIH‘.
WW“... _.
H AZ EMLTO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, (lat, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
. OHAIII IIIII FEEII.
LOXATO’NIC
we say.
STOP THAT OOIIIiH
Immediately. with one bottle of
Yankee lung Soother
alter trying all other known remedies and
failed. you ran at once turn to this with n oer-
'anliy oi Hm't'l‘lfl. lt
OOES OlIIIE A OOIIOH
Don’t sufler any longer with headache, "3?“
ache or any miner ind o! when -
malarial po sunlmgmut drive It out of the sys-
tematonne with one bottle of
STILLSON’S
SPECIFIC '
YOK
MALARIA,
a cure [nannieed or‘ruoney reloaded.
NEW STORE.
I have removed my huainess to
93 WISHIIIOTOII STREET 93
and have mus a full line at
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES-
All“)
Raymondllrmhers
TRY THE
“Want” tolumns
OF THE
EVENING SENTINEL
uni BESIIITS FOllOH.
CHIIIIIIEN I" AIIIIITS'
Sufl’ering with Dysentary, Diar-
of all kinds.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
Hill Sincll PlilllBEllS SUPPLIES
You’ll bequite apt . to‘open- your eyes a little Wider than you as
ually‘do Whenyou came to look at our Fall suits. Neithera inicro-.
. 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 a 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
" prim ENTS ‘
‘ ONEIIOLLARWEEKIY
mum nous DIAMONDS.
urns, unison & BOMPAHY
Brooklyn, H. i.
method of payment is highly appreviutml
Full Information run he [Ind 01 our agent.
GUSTAV_ PITZER.
Ill RAILROAD I'LAI'E.
HITBIIES. itHiIIIS, truss.
2|9Montague 8t..ility Hallsquare,
Thus for our meals delli'eijul in Houih for—
wulk haw given arm-ml satisfaction. and our
SOUTH HOIIWIIK OOHIIS’Z.
with our large line oi
L H. OEOHIH.
“Washington Street 50. Kuwait.
Ikslarln 3‘
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artiste’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, 82.00. .
McCloskey's Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 3 Gallon.
Painting. .
Paper-l Ianging,
Ca cimining.
. 79 Washington Street
{Dorloii Point,
(hIIEhOIII's POINT)
SOI'TH NORSVALK. -
NOW OPEN.
CONN.
, Anything in the Horse
All Horses sold by this es-
. Family Horses, Grocery
tablishment are warranted.
ses, Fine Conch! Horses, Elegant
PRIOES LOW.
rhino. Cholera Morbus, Flatulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
T. S. IIONALIISON,
South Norwalk. “:5
Mrs. Mead’s School
FOIL
Girls and Young Ladies
HALE’S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and perfectly liamiless.
Never known to fail if‘ used
acourding to directions.
Iii-OPENS OOTOBEII I.
VIBRANT. INTERMEDIATE. APADFJIIO'
AS!) VOILE“): I'REI’AIIATIIRY
DEPARTMENTS
Pupils :Islmllh‘ll tn ll’rilnle ‘ and Via-war on
the certificate 0! the I'rtlwl; .
Mrs lead assurances that on sunny and
on tdaynaearriage will beln waiting
on the Park ruruer ol D‘ranhlln at lull a. m..
am! at the solvent at cm . so. In more!
pupil» up and down the l without extra
rflmNF.HlNH
Sanitary Pluclm.
STEAM and GIS FITTEII.
Mills l SPEBIIlTl.
llavisg rates the haannem eminihr Lib.
. ill Washington street. sleuth Sorwalk,
m listed it [or
luiuun
great loss.
prices.
lOOHI
pear
Fill III Mill slum.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
harm» or megabnsgthm-sflr ha. 3
II M STREET. IOIIHIII.
”ii—"Wm fill'lla'mm
m.
for the opening of the
salute-strumming careers
with sardine
at
“arm-2t sterhesbhital.
WW
II scent I” fill“.
assume slum. mama“.-
min I
m. mm. W mm
commencement
Bliwols, are speedily cured by"
Opposite Depot.
M. H. PARSONS,
Line.
l
1
Horses, Farmers’ Horses, in fact
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses
To HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses, Pacing Her
Brookside Stock Farm.
ioums. Bilfllililllll usmut.
Shore Dinners aSpecialiy.
:3." A stage will connect at South SorwnIk
with trains on the .\r:\t' York and New Haven
railroad.
‘ d. E. POWER.
silt!
Any article that has outlived
'32 years of competiginn and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins‘ Electric] Soup. first
made in ism), 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.
BOLD WEATHER SPEOIALIIES.
SACRIFICE SALE
AT
M. S. SMITH’S
A bigliiie of Blankets and (hiiiillu't-
ables. Cut and expected to be sold at a
As a special inducement to open this do—
partment all the leading styles in Ladies’,
Misses’ and Children’s, Cloaks, Fur Capes,
Mulls aud,Fur 'I‘riuimings at astonishing low
lOOHI
At our Wool Hosiery and Underwear.
What an immense stock, all goiugasleaders
802180" .
We have the agency for the celebrated
Guaranteed forhfive yeari‘i.
Remember our place is
INSURANCE BUILDING,
There are many imitation
N. B. Elm-triceruei in it'liicliclcc-
trinity plays no part. Imliirina'
is the original nllt'. :iII Magnetics. Eleo-
trics. and l-jlu'trovlllngim are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for llobliim' Electric.
see that our Iiiiiueisun every compiler.
and if any other is sent you by your
grocer, when you order ours. send it
bath to him.
I. L. ("Rams d: ('o.
gliihnlvlpiiin. I’n.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper HaugeI,Calsiminei,Painiei
And dealer in
Hill PIPEII llIIl BOIIOEIIS.
6i North Slain street. 50. Norwalh.
Sample books of full line latest at its
Papers. Murders Miiilillt Mouldings in en
Inmate for inspection, on notice by poatid.
new Estimates cheerfully given.
C. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications furnished.
I am prepared to do all kinds of work by th-
lest of workmen. by the day or «retreat, at
the him-st prices and at short notice.
STAIIL‘I AND MANTIJ‘I WORK A
SPECIALTY.
CIVE NIE A CALL.
imam NEAR TI": “Elm.
ea or II are [r
auras-need oil s- r so.
W‘I'All [0 so I'll: I"
"I
IV“. " I. .. s a m
" fififlé Demorest Sewing Machine, at $19.50. ”'5"
aromathera-
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