.. adorns user mm or run
nrosv mar mar.
‘ “W mm
ald'aoal Issue-lore mm.-
”bohemian.
’lheintwostendentIu-isaninthellev
mailman which alters upon its
“night“ theernwrv this ermine.
William-nailwbdiesoithe
Bat'l'rhnnsers'naociation, underwhose
Wt the (all: 3 bold, are
millagupafundofnonuallprworlitm
furthehenelltofthepropoaedheepitul.
, young folks. whoee bright
[son and buoyancy of spirits lent a
charmto the fative soene that went
realpleuure to behold.- The mueic by
Dw’yer’e Henrik Band and the singing
bytIIe male quartette of the Norwelk
,IetJrodist church, composed of Mean
Too-dwell, Tircker, Force and Mains,
" mlbtqte‘dto with marked plenum
Mt. Inch instrumental and vocal
selection being the signal for hearty
applause.
" Bomechanges were made last evening
intheattondautaat the various lloothe
Rhee Alice .Baker, Margaret Farrell and
Amanda cometock presided at the
Januarybooth: at theMay booth, in ad-
dition to those heretofore ' mentioned,
were Misses Lulu (hunk and Olive Heine;
' at lIIeJuue booth, Mrs. Nettie Huhbcll
and like Myrtle George: at the
July booth, Misses May Sootield.
Delia Brit‘s“. Marie Keith. Hattie
11mm and Millie Wilcoxaflugflfit
booth, the lists Orlich, Mimlmgfllise
Hanna and Hire Tollafieptember booth.
Rhee Kate Bremen, Agnes Coulehan
and Maggie mwney; October booth,
Hheefimily Lockwood antlAddieEason:
November, Mrs. E; P. Weed, Mrs. Frank
Bibop, Mrs. Hobbs, lire. VanBuren,
li- ,Anna Woodward, leGrand Ray-
rnondand E. P. Weed; December. Mrs.
H. A. Craw. Min Hie Hubbeil and Mra
W. I. Raymond.
Prireeweredrawn by chance as fol-
lows: Hanging lamp, Mire Gertie Riley;
dulled fruit, Simon Newman; umbrella.
J. B. Mainezcuehion, Eugene Vanities;
basket of flowers, Edward Hoyt: box of
cigars, W. E. White; basket ol‘ flowers,
“Lily Patrick: box of cigars, Willie
Gunther; umbrella, miss Amie (hirham;
ddl Frank Thompson.
Aclock, donated byLandlord Mother
son, of the Norwalk hotel; a Champion
ceeb box. dented by Landlord Power,
oi the Dorlon house and an easel. given
byGeorgeH. Raymond havebcenadded
totbeJnly booth. All thefancy articles
at this booth aretbe handiworkof the
scholars of the Over River school.
Theladiee attheAugust boothhad a
eale lset evening and tonight
they will hold a cake eale.
Extra Woodman of flowers
lave been donated to tthune booth,
which still min a pretty appearance.
P.A.Guatherhupreeeut«l melodies
or the September booth with a fur-
trimmed hood.
Cou'idttable interest centers in a con-
tattforahndsome fan.preeent«lby(.’.
F. Beatty, a New hork tip printer. to he
awarded by vote to the moot popular
lady of there interested In managing the
fair A lmokwnsincirculatimlaet
eighteenth: rcsultotthe vote willie
aantmnced at inter-veil this and tom-
roweveniugs. Therotefortheeilk um-
hrelhetood last night ssfollows: Chief
Wan, li-l votes; Chief I’rowitt, 35
votes .
Heine’s band will furnish music to-
night and Robert Brown will recite
The Bazaar will be men firm
afternoon.
flnh'lwo leafle-
The light tetwern
m inf“. .113“qu
mdwmwmi
«relocatin- morning tulle-«hm But!
“We itwas we
swiwmmm when
Mm city. Only two mouthwere
m smith winning easily. In
lieuooadroendheluttheeoloredtnan
.mtbwiathelace whiclnhud
u... WW I» why-m-
afia-at blows on Mns' munch,
mmu-bmmmpbflr
Mflhflrm ”their!!!
”hwsmmunrmmdm
“ran rim an: our "
All umwmusmnu
Rid-tom
Twenty-threoyoirngprople horrible
dtywenttolh'idpportlnsoas‘rysllleet
Fri-III.
e
meow am
cumin-lanthanum
norm
“is
weeeervod
had wounded a far as the Fitch place
onthoWestport road. when the horses
became unmanageable and ran away, so-
ing down the hill at a lively gate. The
driver, instead 0! trying to stop the
horses, jumped from hie seat, Bis over-
coatcaught' to once! the wlwels andhe
weethmwnto the grouml, humped
serious injury. The horses continued
running until the East avenue M. 8.
church was reached, where two of then:
fell down. They were badly injured
and inordermg'etthernap thebarnees
hadtobecutofl. Thocarryallwasbad-
Iy scratched, and broken in come placer.
Fortunately the occupants were not
hurt, althougllseveralof them jumped
out whilothe horror; were going at full
opera]. They walked home from East
Norwalk arriving here about 4 o'clock
this morning.
OLD OFFICERS RE—BLEC’I'RD.
Annual Meetings! the Ira-bury aldxwr:
walk Stockholders-
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Denbury and Norwalk
division of the Iloueotonic railroad was
callaltoorderut 3:30 yesterday after-
noon in the waiting room of the Kor-
walk depot. but on acclaim o! the cold
the stockholders adjourmfl to the direc-
tors room in IlIeBank oi Somalis. where
they elected the old board of directors,
as follows: F. St. John Inckwmd, Nor-
walk; William HISurbIrcIr. sew York.
J. A. Bealwick, Sew York; James/ L.
MacCauley. ”New York: William 11.
Stevemon. Bridgeport; Charles L. Rook-
well. Maiden: William B. E. lockwood,
Norwalk: Eben Hill. South Norwalk;
Steven Henry Smith. Norwaik; John P.
Treadwell. Norwalk: and James T. Hub-
bell; Norwalk. Following the stock-
holder’e meeting the directors met
andorya-d - loll”: RBI. John
Lockwood, president: Eben Hill, vice-
prosident; C H. Robinson. Bridgeport
secretary and treasurer. and L. C. Green.
registrar.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
a list 0' warm-tee Deeds Well in
the Iowa Clerk's (Men.
William and Sarah Lawlor to Mrs.
Anna Olmstead, wife of Charlee J. Olm—
steadtlwrearpartofalotoufllenwmal
avenue.
Charles G. Mormon to George I'.
Watere. land on the waterly side of
Wilson's Core. Rowsytou.
Herman C. Murine“. to William C.
liaise, a parcel at land at Rowayt-m.
)liner 1). Randall to W. A. Griffin. a
lot oi land on St. John avenue, Exit Kor-
walk.
Henry W Wells to Herman C. Mon
cell, land and buildings at Rowaytnn
Tallrrtntlge Baker to Robert ll. Rowan.
land and buildings on tho northerly oitlc
of )latl'nion etrect.
Work the Roya' Clubs are Anmplhbla‘.
The following facts taken from the
third annual report I»! the State W.
tary will serve to allow numbing of the
work the Boys' clubs are mmpliebinc.
There were on January lot. 1591. ten
clubs in the state with an active member-
ship of 4,2” boys. The average attend-
ance for the year was on boys per even-
ing. In one club tony-nine free hot
baths were furniehnl in two week», and
in another fifteen bathe per evening were
given. Ono superinterulent found em-
ployment for thirty lloylt within four
mills. Several boys were raved {mu
commitment to [all and "(DWI achool,
andiumweroloundfm homeless and
work not only lu'rr
atelier a WM olefin-81am or
many a pow boy. but the petrol-Ideals
til the mammals to montage and
stimulate new. to a higher sleuth!!!
ot‘ Iivingdoraagrostdealof guodtosll
who come under the influence of the
work. loch has been uncoupling!
alreatlyantlthbwnrk ought tohavetlre
sympathy and We! all poll
citizens.
Choral lervlee In I’estpwrt.
A miter oi KornIk‘unnit-al people
Inert-triennial. Thereforoowlsattended Christchurch. Warm. ht
“Mdmwrlfi-M
inset arts-lat III the south Roswell
Wellhead-6hr!"
“than...“
maul-aim
mew-nu cltoralservioewas
renderedhytltechoirot’i‘riaitychmh,
at W directed by Mouser
litter. Knack-annulment,”
mailman. mutton-titted
oi Womb-“firmflornfhy . '
mammal-or
’ tloven. Norwalk'rt representation would
In?!“ 0" "I W 00",
am: AT m RAVI“.
headqtalrtora in New Haven. Charles N.
Wood, at Novwslk. W the
Thirteenth district.
Aftortheroutine mattersI-dbeeadiv
posed of, a propou’tion weanlbmitted by
R. J. Vance, ofNew BritainJoracbango
in tbesystenr of representation at state
conventions. Be W thstthe repre-
sentatiourennindre-nleae it u now.
withtbeedditiou'of one reprmentative
forevery 1,000 voters. After this was
discussedtheCarney proposition, which
wasof a similar nature, was taken from
the tableforaotiou.
Thememhenbegan atonceto discus
tinqueetion of increased mutation
as proposed in the plan of Altmncy
James P. Pigott. While I were in
theheat ofthetalkSenatorD. ll. Reed
of Bridgeport, president of the state
senate,andt5cnator Seymour. ‘Norwalk.
called at the committee mm, but only
gottaefarae the doom The committee
allowed no one to be present while it was
in eeeeion but the members. Senators
Read and Seymour deported and said
that theywould make a call on Judge
Morris.
Thcfollowiog resolutions were adopt-
ed by the committee.
Bowman, That in the next Demo-
cratic state convention the system of re~
presentation shall be as follows:
Filler—Each town shall return. as a
town. the number oi delegates it is now
entitled to.
Saline-Each town. in which the
whole written“ at the loot pnreidentinl
election eaceerhoue thmrrtand. shall be
entitled to one additional delegate Ior
Inch additional tholnaand votes then cast
and aim each fraction thereof exceeding
doth-Ill“.
Mme-That the secretary be in-
structed to include the foregoing resolu-
tionainthecsll {lathe neat convention
The Fairlie-Id colrnty towns wboee rep-
resentation in the Democratic State cou-
vention will be changed. with the num-
ber 01 Iloltgatee to which they will be
entitled. are Bridgeport. l2; Sorwalk. '1';
Darlbury. 7; “airflow. 6; Greenwich, 5.
Each town named had four delegates in
prev-lam «Inventions. the representation
being twice as many delegate» as repre-
eentativee in the Legislature. By the old
plan aStute convention contained 50?
delegates. By the new plan there will
be 563 delegates, an increase of sixty-
tlne. Applying this! trade of reprmentu—
lion to legislative relmeutation. the
Ilene-1e would havezllii members, an In-
maw over the [mt number of sixlyu
be increased from two to live.
SILVER WRIIIIINli.
an. and errr'. reactors .tnry Celebrate
she Anlyorsary of their Marriage.
Tire reception held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. llaniortl Avery. No. 15
Grand street, Norwalk, last evening, in
honor of the twenty-fifth anuirereary of
their marriage. was a Irloet delightful
occasion. In norm ton large number
oi invitations sent out, the house wmr
thronged with guests, who either
brougbtor had eema number of hand-
rtome promote, meat of which were
silver. At ebvvu o'clock. alter an eve-tr
in; spent in n eocial manner, Caterer
[YArtoie served one of his finest
collation.
Armor; the guests prtaem were new
tit-ell Mrs. Jamal Jardlne. of New York;
Mr. and Mr». iimith Ilyyt, of New ifs‘
uasn: llr. and Mn. William B. Ilubheli,
Mr. and Ire. Charles Ilsuchy. div. and
lira. AJI. .Ichhesuey. fir. and lire.
Sidney Williams. Mr. and Ira. F. E.
Ir. and It‘s. Jellies E'Larlasrulrmad
Ire. Irving Begonia-ad lire. tho
lthbiAv's‘ry. llr. sad. lull-k Bade.
Mine (have Ford. mo (lburub. Hire
Edith lcli’heeney. iieorge Z. William.
John Plait. Ill-es (tennis and Ella
direct, norm Miller. Illa Jennie
Mammary Slam. ’
s
“.4... wan—wmwm-fiuaw—w ,mw.
ill"! 0R ”'3 NEWS.
m is one. as Aaron: lorwalk‘a soar-
I III m an M4“
wawncwum
which“...
Wfiofl'dlmflfn" .
W‘hflnfltflk
BRICIBHEI
Mr. William Redmond, Badly
Clubbe‘d by the Police.
l
as III-attr- ”cum ,
In: ovum Met-m the: W
Ills I’Isrrwlllt” attach a Wt at
which watt-In O‘Brien w-s lat-ables.
le.3l.~m rioting was renow-
ed last night in more desperate lor-
than before. Willlllll O'Brien had been
invited to alldrme n McCarthy“. trusting
in the suburilu «It Cork. The McCarthy“.
were armed with stout sticks, and many
of them had their pockets well filled with
rubella. prepared tot-eelst any attack a!
the manly, A solid bodyguard closed
around Mr. O'Brien to protect him In cars
of an omlanght. Meantime the Parnell-
itea were not sleeping They catheter”!
the heart or the city "in an enounolss
crowd, with tantrum, tombuand bands,
the bands playing “Cropphs Lie Down,"
"McKeona'r Dream" and other stirring
air» 0! ill, mingled with “God Save Ire
land" and '"TheConqueriug Hero Comes."
the last being an allusion to Mr. William
Minolta, who sat in an open oar waving
' a handkerchief and shouting words of en-
wnragemnl to his followers.
All wheel by the Par-alum
The Portlellites marched on ‘until they
rearrml the anti-Parnell meetln A cry
oi tit-liIIHLDt‘ went up from thsM anhyitu
and at tlrirt chaileltgetbo Parnelllua blob!
whatever semblance of rank thy had and
rimmed niltrly upon the enemy, brandleb
lug Mm. kluorns and howling at thstop at
their Voices. Sticks demanded on skulll.
corn haunts gmped each other and rolled
in the cm and blows and kicks were ex-
changed with an energy that meant vie
tory or hots. Iltl combat
tl’rtrica Struck by a lleellet
Stance new hither and thither, and
0‘ linen. where he stood attempting to be
heard and to my something to quiattbs
tumult encounter. received a 1mg. blow
in the rear Ironla missile that was thrown.
The rzruggle amt hand to hand, and men
could he run now and than staggering
our of the melee covered with blood.
Among the enrolments could he seen the
big form of Jack O'Connor. bielriackthoru
waving like the plume of Xavarre, but
cut-Lin: a McCarthyiio cranium every
time is demanded.
charged by the fallen.
The police had not anticipated any eeri-
oua riot at this point, owing to its remote»
neon lrmn Perm-lime centers. It was some
time. therefore, before they could ell-cm:
ally interfere. But at length, having been
handy reinforced. they charged upon the
corniltr:lntxl,strik‘lng right. and lelt with
llml.’ E ti m» The Mci'nrtilyitz 5!?“ back:
but :w: w l'.tr.'lc1iifca
\s sllmnt Bull-turd Knocked out.
Thea-e libsllnately lit-id their ground,
Jru'k U‘t'mtuor boldly lacing the police
and refining to give way. William Red
minui \Y'Ib equally determined, and the
police, treating them as the leaders 0! the
litmlungnt. It: length 1th upon them in earn
not and cure hurl. :1 terrible clubbing that
disabled them. With the leaders knocked
out, the mob practically loll back, and the
Insult: was our lot it time. II it said that
the number of bruised and broken skull:
was even greater than to Wednesday:
fight. and probably a good number will
not be able to do any more rioting until
alter election. Late last night O’Connor
was having his wounds haetily draesed
and declared his intention to be in the field
again today. The Parnellitns look upon
him as their warlord and wouldbsdc
pruned by his abseuoa
’ new to THE MISBISSIPPI.
“the Steal-er Oliver Balm last with
Poealbly Twenty-Ive Paa'la.
Nrrw Dunn‘s. Oct. mic—Th. steamer
Oliver Ilcirne, of New Orleans. Captain
Thnrwegrrr, burned to the water’sedgs al
3 IL m. M fililliksn’s head, above Vicks
burg, 'l‘ttelve persons oertalnlyaarl pee
sibly twentylve perished, some bydvown-
ingaudsome hydro. The boat had let!
the landing at the bend and had not pro
eroded let down streamwhenthe oron
are wae raised. Instantly a panic pro
railed among the hundred or more pee
seam cabin and drcLsome of whom
jumped intothe river and swam ashore.
‘l‘hspilotstoorlto his post like a hero
and headed the boat Ior th Lonieiana
allure, getting near enough to permit
mauytoeecape. The host had over 10!:
holes oi cotton aboard. which floated out
in thesirssuraadwsrsthe meansol ssv»
tug mere! lives.
biolaru known the victims werefiern
V. [aisles]. the clerk, oi New Orleans;
two chit-duvet! '13! Dr.’ Wuhan. of Elton
W ‘Wiflnfl s
at Mia. Mandible“: uranium
and to. colored harem Several
tourisbo'ntsstshrieellg. ’
The (Hirer llicrne was one at the dues!
amiismutboslsepostks river saunas
seed chiefly as so ere-Moe host.
0! lace-diary“ Origin.
“ceramic. lira. 0st. lim‘l'hsrs
ground for hellsf that the In that do
sttcyrtl the (hirer Bitten-resentmen-
tllttry origin. Al llilllksa's head there
were about seventy-Ive bales at cotton to
atone. ’l‘hnnrstamsoerstreahtswllb
the colored rousteboutesnd nteeyoitlrsat
quit work and tandem threats against
the Instead the heel. At Ill) the notion
Iilt urea-m Govern-elem
lltonumtvr can. so. ”um-J“-
thirtettirupiatsmlto
attitude for the “sunblock
' indicted bythr “Haw?
WWWultlmlflle
myrtle t typhoid (min
b “in!!! klu‘ ll IJail I risen. ‘
' At ( ”Idler, W: was. State PM Al
, : ‘was omit iIAE‘Vl ‘
° At Richmond. V1,. st statue of General
William Cort: r V1 icklxam, a Confederate
”aural, wan arm .s-i
1” 7. Lynn. oi PWWKM B- L,
‘WKIW bit wile butt
I “to ‘lltl‘wllr‘flfeafi {5' m. r...
I
Wow
I 0 Dow at Dover, K. II., Wedoeeday
night and Mole jewelry and securities
TRIM at ".150
Owing instant; loluirtm about 350 skilled
”habitat emplowrl lly Ill. Weatiughonst
Air Retire com pally intro been discharged.
Neyor Mnitlwtvri. III‘ Ramon, has agreed
tosigu the papers for Ibo retirement oi
Orr!» Smell. aup‘rintendeut of police.
The mayor has withheld his signature that
far po-rdir: can inquiry into the charges
again-n l) in olive Chapman.
Anthony .lwr l.m,a negro employed it
hold a lmllnou im- an monaut at the Inter
sonti ertl ermine» I at Raleigh. N. c , will
alight in the ropes and carried sixty loot
into the air. lie tell, receiving fatal in
juries.
Dennis P. F. Shea, late A diatributinp
slerk in the ibulun poetntlim, was sen
knead to three leatl's’ imprisonment [or
stealing {mm letter».
At Covlngtmt. luIL. Jock Parker (col
and), was 1::an (rem bill cell by a mob oi
negro.» and hm gel to a tree for the mur
tier DI Joe llnndy
James II \\ Inllt- use; slant chief clerk
elite comm burl-nu but» on appointed
an animal“ to s e mm: of U nilml Stew
grater Intent Px‘llnll- .1 tire \l'urltl'n lair tc
Npfl'wrnl. i:..‘ t‘ ww» ' Iti‘lh’til.
At the ktltfllu: I... . 'im; 1,! the Xatlona
Unitarian Suit? 5, ‘ Zuni moiety Rev. E
A. llari-r't. “I F. win." $5338 unmet: preel
dent ntnl lll'h’. ii ti mumbling, of New
103.31%, vcr i I}
JOHN L ,5"..,CK AGAIN.
Ila Illa High—II Wlal h- we and “'ants [I
9 lg It piavln.
SAX Plum see. (1: 22:) ~CharnpionJohr
I. Sullivan trio. . .. just arrived from,
Anatolia. Ilrt'“ ' _I 1 night to accept
Paddy nitrin'e on iltrzge at once I!!!
wlr.Ili».~'11tna.; ' i .1 .1 east to not 11;.
the melon-try {m l1 l.. w-um' y and to domain“
i I'm”. It Ila 1mm It». ; r - filllllvan doe!
not tin-hon In; 1,. 4:»: is, but he slip
nines :an title will in ‘I. is last light in tin
rim: .Szillintu is in dead earnest ant?
spoiling fur it from. Svtnimu came on the
steamer Alameda, Among the other part
sextet-n one Joe (‘irnuskL the pngilist:
captain Mom, at l!l~' Alameda, my» Sul-
'lthm mode hint-ell very newbie on tin
vogue.
Sullivan hoe grma .1 pair at Roglith
“Inrltion chop" u ninhera They are r
little onr tim- nlltlillt old. The champior
wan thirty I'm-1c yours old jurt two weokl
ago )‘l‘fiit'r‘lil}.
pulllt:lll.t1‘ :rlemle helped ‘lilfll relebratt
the even! :11 rt IpII-vl our on board ship.
The jusmi \h’liizit-r v, on tunsttuzhter.
Waist-try and Anti 1-1 m lion-U.
VIEW I'm K. 0.1. 3' v—Jillllt'fi ii akoley
one of *Iii \. Ill t 111-; urn my»; ‘ l intven'l
the lt‘l'lttrlral 11km W'li. It Jm 1 ‘ltIlImIl .. (I
in“, but if lu- rants ltr arrange a mnlri
with Slat-m or I‘m-.21. .lohmton and i
will hat-k him for tram :10,1rh’l1u$‘.i!,0tir
ride. lam nrrry the in: {MIMI am up:
make a burr-l chum-.1 - in .\lllll’:|ll.'l. But
still, that makes new? .Iercrzte lie is ntil
Sullivan, anal lam «:11 ready to bet ll Int
olmcnzy thstt bet-nu» heat man in til
world at liu- gamr u! lE‘lll! and counters.“
TIMI “unhar- anrl mural.
lvm 1-1 '11- \I 11.. |...‘t 0:.1 J) «lite pile
nonlcuu. .' .t-I'Ilmll hm stallion Ralpl
Wilkes mode :1 miir m- w yesterday with
out a okip :tml lit'll t 11- 2 yearrold record:
with Motrin” IIIIIlfiurml in a mark of 2:!3
torts-II and ('Ituylski Matched.
nits l-‘lttxt‘tst'w, Her, ill-4hr l’sc'tnt
Athletic club he» . “end It puree of $51!]
for It glove entire-.1 :slueen Joe l‘hoyrtskl
of Australia on' I er ( orbett. Both me:
have accepted.
HOEV’S PilOF’i NV COVE R 0 NOW.
The Jul-nit Layne“ Company Ilka A»
I'Ih'i‘ Lie I'eI-Ilnla.
Armin Hull, 3:, .I. (M. an “Comm-
it?! l’rrrltitm 2.3411111»le the Atlanta Ex
phi» Clilxipllll)’, lm- th-tl filed with tilt
county c: h at l‘terlmill a thm‘ its pro
dens. wit: on urtmtllt utters every tool. 01
property owned Iiyu l’ranient Iloey. It
the two lulluor lb- pI-wleun fliedbylr
Junior-1‘ .I Mornuy in the interval of the
Adamo i. rpm: Cll'iqmli!’ mention was
only meals of nrmin trart- oi land say
ptastl winowuesloy Mr Huey. The“
nleut tiled tllstttrl aIH‘CifiC mention oi the
twentyII-itl pert-u ol property ' “ held by
Mr. llory.
The search oi ll: iloey‘r property or
dried nearly two moi-a ago by the Allqu
Elm mutt-arty mil be completed to-
“.ud it mil oi mute he seat to lieu
Kerk. lav It».- or the iimwy litigation whirl
invention «I III eotm begin.
Allorttev- l .r the Adams Rapier» corn
pony have «erred It notice upon the all
corset IlJ‘ I..." .. Brunch Baukingcoalpare
warning “Will unttoiosn normality
“I. “My tn": hilt not“ with IR!
iron to M Ii. ml Quick and Merl 0
any III in: .1,- m mtltyiorsuch losna
“mart-.1 h l- ("”3“ and MM forth
that it out mm neutrality fornotss that
may begin 1. by Mr. lloey .
The In“ t‘tnsl its in doses).
Raw thK, Oct ill-wA Dollop VII
“lain the taproot.- court here to pre-
rent It rmwuaslitllop III lite Rm
heed mm in how Jenny Thomas
limit-u, II atmkholtlsi‘. airline that these.
umpimi mmaulullon would dens-
tlate the value c! n-rtlllrstea mu
titer oi the tmltt stated thriller-intesti-
at to molar II corporation heath
trlrttownlorm to the law. J It
mam intimated that the well
amoral the trust trots Meg reorgan-
IWM
inert wars with litmuatler Welsh
new Yuma, (lot. lts—Wlltlal ll. field,
the hookkteper who was arrested
ohm-ow with attempting ts
Benn" .Itllea.
.sse
“nearest! to mtrpttsretor three
”dill fit Wt“.
a...» PM ....»2:. nonwm'
no little .- Him
mum.» km sees
t
mmrtwmtrlemrs. an»?
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min. I...” ”3mm
wmflflwm Wm).
Woodmen 1m
apnea murmur.
our: so‘odfl
sflWuxuthrnfl. ‘ so;
no? namae‘wam. ‘
chore-r a “Wests «1.1.1
was. ”Sudan rm ME'W‘W low“
RAYMOND g WINK.” Dara B. N. also
naauwmm I 0W1.
ABD'VV
mm”: Jé‘unolom Hall bluultil. 8.
“Boston
With our repetition already,
of not only meeting our compo»
lions, but going themonehcflzer
a d always leading the way for
them to follow as for as is pos-
sible, which is generally a good
ways in the rear—we shall dur-
ing this sale, drive another
wedge and split all our former
sales to icons, and give you the
benefit of some of the best of-
fers we have ever made.
it) dozen all linen towels, knot-
ted fringe, valued at 35c, for
23¢ each. 25 dozen assorted
styleeland prices, ranging from
line to 250 each, choice for 15c.
Best make of "H bleached
sheeting, valued at 2151c, for 225:0
per yard. Big drive in fancy
Turkish towels, choice of the
lot 100 each. ,
. :35 pieces 40inch flannel suit‘
iing. just the thing for shop
[wean gives just. its good satis—
lattiou .15 any
34in go't'uls, to
limp our friends a grossing. 15c
per varti. 50 pairs. of blankets.
\MI nfivr you these 111.1 price
all} giting toll
5mm dollars for .51'.
l
“llilll l». pl’1ttlt
The pl'll' ll
is 1;, ‘1' 1n 1 pair.
thalmcl'll lzltlivs'\t'ImlstuI'klngN.
They are a job int consisting:
of full colors—no iiiavks~wortl1
:luc per pair. closing out :11 151"
perpair.
‘ noomruanlsnmo nouns.
rumourwmwwnmamm. '
warms. manhunt-1.1:. ,
“mmmuwm
WWOOD. WI. lain
Real mete. invoslfinia. “limb.
u o donors, at and II
It??? MWMWW"
' resonance corrrwvm’
cure LUFKINS,00 '
mum urination «ml. 00M! b
meow-ax urn tell-1.00.3: nun on.
P1. O'Brienanieta
NDRWALK I’ll-IE ms. 00. N. l
busineesal molltlk‘t‘oout standlnzhm
I’IEOPLE‘ri LIFE 185.00 The,“ Wuhln
It, 5.21.5. ll. Freeman. ml. uoperiut
fie raj?
12 dozen Inl'eses’col'ect ornate,B
utilizes. regularfimlaa
1» .
. .
We would also call your at:-
tention to the fact. that we have
a full line of Dr. Warner’s waists
for babies, children, misses and
ladies.
—.——.»_.___.
1 halo of yard wide unbleach-
ed comm. Better titan Conti-
nental, 5ic per yard.
o—aeh—
Keep peace and harmony in
the family by coming to us, for
during this sale we shall give to.
every purchaser of $1 or more,
their choice from our stock of
1.51 K‘ different selections in vocal
and illstrlllnentzll music.
Just the thing. all brass ban-
quot lump, pnt11‘4‘3.“1\'.
M—
(“uni llllllgin- r laIIlp< wrist. Ill.
- —— 40>- " -
DIIIIII‘I' platesfw molt. Slop
l'illllitln Mom- and a few » -
Boston
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWA‘LK, CONN.
bowl and pitchers 11190. «5113.. etc.
Store,
M. S. S
Exquisite Goods
Gents’ De
Tics” liilltlis llllll
l
laundried and Flullllo
Underwear.
0f Muslin Undo
every kind and ill eve
this sale. Don’t fall
l89l
Brand" Surprise lo the Trade!
Hundreds of Bollars lost at a Sale!
ladias’ it children’s llenanmem.
KID GLOVES
To be closed out In fact every do-
pal'tmont contributes to that advancement of m
sea of Saturday afternoon and evening.
INSURANCE BUILDING,
., pestle Depot.
MITH’S
Sold for a Song
partment
Ull‘ll’e, Lliillllll'ioil, Ull-
1 Shirts, Hosiery and
ritual. Garments oi
l'y imagitmble style.
to attend our special
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and
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can
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lazing: ,BHN mate. moonlit-t 'talallrtnr
WEBB J. P. ”Main he“. N. (swam
Willi? Manual) lookout.
wastrel unmeammum
RANDAI L's MILL. 3.x. lumber and mm
rooglrm workoutoordor 7
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SE‘I’MOU‘ HENRY. IEWeel av 31'. ‘
kinds o1 elonemasduoon nit-olefin.“ 1“,,
SMITH. 11le H.8lWeetst.&N. ass.-
hing on mptly attended‘
M Bull AND 6mm
Blame, 1’. “Wigner le’t.N.lnall 11:11.“ a
no growl ea marle wot deeja-
. stone wirk of all kinds.
mars oumrrns. le‘
C(uln‘TQL‘K BR08.1hwniobuith..uBo~
Gentlomeu's turnie gods.
0. Silllaehin nst 3.x.
hale, gentlemen e funlixa‘higot hiking“. ,
MERCHANT 1AM“ '_ ..
GU30“ 11K] 5.31 Wall at N. A partner
guztrztlll Ii; Lite latent styleealwayeon
KOCUL ii, Inl ’0. S. I m.
tiring uleet-iudly. mfim o‘tc- 1|“-
MILLINEBY. "
R. M. It! Main st, S. N.
u>ul il’ desired. In." .
(ABS Misc, “Wall
atcu Island Dyeinglsta at” 253m
MUSIC TEACHERS. ,1
Glihll)’ ALEX S. 2'? Kerwin fl. N. PM.
orcallllll-l harmony. - ' '
orsrert Plasma am) pm '
Hm I‘, \i‘. II. II- 503', ImWateret, 8.3.
of ltnyn ond, } l’iautemetportersand andwm
salt (lull-re ill entire onion.
l’I-Il' ii a Hill SMA\, l3! “'ater $8.3.
left out] shippers of Norwalk eyelets. ,
VAX SAVE, J. L& C0. P.0-lio15l8fix.
MATTRESS A‘D MODELS.
KililWA] .K PATTERN IV ORKS W
lllili'pt, imp. lilhctnllle no.8...
1:11:11 m H.111). by steam. hot waleror h“;
Itlr. RelrrcnI-ett: Norwalk lock 4 ,
lail'illll': Dr. filllfll’u’l‘é‘lrny. (elegant). 1;.W I. ’1
III-11.19n».tznl o n on,‘ at air. Wfla
ll. emit 1. 1 team); Grace Church. (but
and mum :tllE'I'E. ' " '
PAINTER " _
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I’Itiut, 1: ill and elite: signs aepg‘efi
i).~‘ll"lllm.\'h' l-Ei).ll.7“1lterst ll.
11ml «tglt winter, papa hanger. WHO,-
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
\‘UIl'l’ll, (i S. 73 “as . .
quality. mi" mbirgmu et 8.! m
r Plu'sms.
Burke. 't\. 0., office Fraud 47 W hington
s. V, Floursiitu it}. “031'. 'totl.a “-
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eliminating dam
- 1.. alum; .i’ all kimirlot me and“
litlzltr. Esra": Adam
LAYTUNL lune .\l. “Milli ion Linn
s ..\'. Pom» rt} for sole 110115310 rant. record?
“‘Imml‘ 1RD. L. .. Vollninst N. bonsai
n m and building lot-s for ealo. ‘8 l0
RESTAURANTS.
5,1 “ll 1-}. F. l-‘ 911nm“: 8. ‘ '
III :ztllimurw. atrial, limmlnivew
~pm- l, .A It to table lwmnlcrri taken.
1. \‘t‘i‘. 'Vl‘llil’u’i‘ RESTAI'RANT 8.8.
.11 1o lltt'al priII-stllelowestflpeu ' lug:
SCHOIILS.
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1....nlim; illilltlll) 24-11001. router-1?”???
311:5. MI] All‘: «11001. rol- girls and
lmliw, l ill-ride 5'. Pull term opens Dot. I.
silt)!“ HARD ASK) momma.
1.11 m»: s BLOCK. 3.3.0.I.Plunb.?h1a.
boy run e11 trim, sermons. Send forum.
STEM“ ENfllXI-IS All") PUMPS.
XI)R\\' A} .K [HON WOPKrl COMP”
W uler ll. n‘. \. near Railroad bridn1.n.‘
STIJHMSIIII’ 'rlclnt'r am
1. mm». i'.\('nlt.u.wlt.hinmonrt.ricst P.0
.. J’Iuia lit kelulrultaanoney ordemseou
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rtnttrmt mm: a e Ta 1
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Ki'll Illm l. ARBOR 29
till» minimum! water agglfl. It. be?“
you out. J It. :11 “artillnzlml st. o. it.
t TRUCKING.
Milit'i'm .ltillx Ball‘s lore no.”
and hull y trut king pnfmpllrart‘mh
UKDBR‘I'AIIII.
thlb'lh'l‘ w J i). ll dam. 3“.
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m uriErzouo. also. Maluet, art.
for v.
BIl\nl!l¥ufl ,
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on arts meet.
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