i rum
mmommiamm.
‘ ,Wvfl Wotanfidl
I)!“
nun mm Willi or: zu-
‘ m. «rum emotion}
All the hwy “low-r WM hr the
and or omrm‘luflltl Soo- w ll-
[an In South llorwnlh.
'l’he oywtermen employed along the
economical court have organiwl a pro-
_‘tective alliance, lobe known as the
natural Gunther floatation.
,‘l'lrnownerrof linemen, it halal-nod.
litre enormcbed upon the natural beds.
Citiune of other states have also on-
oroached upon the beds. Incensed at
the unjust lawman they regard them,
the Walrus] Growthen” hare formed a
reli-[notectirepolitittolorgnnizntiomwith
the avowed purpose of correcting the
mint WWW state lawn, which
they claim so signally fails to protm
them. .
The olllcern of the new organization
mufollowr: President, Captain Me.
Gninnes, o! ’ Stamford; wicopmsident,
(7.8.Nash, at Black Rock; secretary,
William A. (twin, of Bridgeport; treat
liter, Benjanri’i Wilmot, of Greenwich;
executive committee, Captain Lam-on,
of liorwnlk, Benjamin 1". Palmer, of
Sound Beach, C. J. Nash, of Bridgeport,
Gilbert Hopkins,-of Mianus, John Mc-
Neil, of New Haven. Every large oyster
yowing town in. the state, is represented
in the board at oflicers.
At amoeting in Bridgeport hut oven-
ing a communication was read from the
shell fish commissioners, intimating their
daireto be present at the next meeting.
A committee was anointed to meet the
commissioners and moon them to the
hall.
. Meetings will noon be held in Smith
Norwalk.
MPLB I'tlli KNOW.
We and How They Spend Their "min
' of Recreation.
Mm. Fred Blacknll, of . New York, is
whiting Mrs. William Marvin. of East
Nor-walk.
ins Etta Fallon. or New York, ha.
been visiting Miss Clam Martin. East
Norwalk.
Mb Anna Hendricks, of Brooklyn, in
whiting Mrs. R. Walters. on Taylor awo-
one.
lira. R. J. llannnh to visiting friend:
in Albany.
Mrs. Edna J. Donne and daughter
Mary, of Harrisburg, Pa, have been the
gnentof relatives on Main other, Sor-
walk.
Mia Margaret Conner, of Benton. i.
visiting Mrs. J. 1’. Francis. Iii r street.
Dwight Graham, of Lynn. 3’ - , has
been visiting in East Norwalk.
Charles Thomas. of Sew York city.
won the guest of his porentn, Mr. and
Urn. William G. Thoma-z, on limit awe-
nue, yertrrday.
Mrs. George Fisher has returwl truth
a will in Brooklyn.
Cluster 1". Tolles. Jr.. 01 Amount. h in
town.
Andrew Selleck, cf Stratford. torrmwly
of Norwalk, won in town today.
“I'm “niEii liter».
The recently organized Chautauqua
Circle held a meeting Monday afternoon
at the home of Miss Ella Bilsdon. Eliza-
bethetreet, (a the purpose oi elerting
ofilcern, which reunited no follows: Presi-
dent, Nine Anna .91. Dunning; vice-[moi—
dent, Bliss Mary A. Iongmeeretnry, Mn»
Luella Lane: treasurer, Mi!!! Ella llilndon:
instruction wrornittee. Niall Lizzie l.
'l'olleo. Mini Bertha Brown and Misc sailie
Ogden; music committee, Minn llnnnn
Ind MB Annie C. Sanfonl. le (‘irclo
willnieot every Monday lite-moon :tl 4
o'clock, the plume of meeting next week
being» the lament the provident on
Wotan“. 'I'ltreeor fonrotherCimler
up nurturing termed,“ in- M
limo it hm MM ltfil be I Ion!
m in this oily.
Whuwortb—Niuu.
The marriage of Edward Whitworth.
ot Non-It, and Hattie babel Miller was
rolemninrd at St. Paul-church, Welling
Myra-turd” nonmthelter. LE.
Wildrnln mirroring the ceremony. The
decoration: in throlnn'ch were unusual-
ly on. end were made up at ehrymntbe-
menu. ultimo hem and lit-mm. Tho
. ‘ hide wore I dro- of dark lrlur
' Ballard and trimmed with a lighter
dolor. Ir. and In. Whltwortli ml
on'tho 13M trio mum. They will
nuke their Inn-w h M.
1* w............... u. n.
mmml‘nhn
“ninth-WWW. The
Bomb muted thin morning were to
mc.m,mmhmw
W,J.8.m.dmfl.lloyt,
1?.W.A.th.aaliu
throat (to, Mitre. J. 0. mum.
WWW Mammalian
”sir-mu (Wt, w. o.
.Jo-r.wmrm. u. more”;
gum-u J. A. ltlmdrw
m ; em ~
The ”much Poll“, Rip 3 Drinking
B“! in “to End.
A {err day: up Btntiou Anni “Midi,
of Norwnlk, received I box-w contain-
inr in M if. Mr W M ll!- film
being delivered . yesterday ,Mternom.
when it was dimemd that. one of the
keg; was winning. .‘This fact was remn-
ed to fir. Gould, who learned that the
beer was ,rtolen yemmlny. as in the
morning. when the ct has unsealed,
the contents were intact
The theft was reported .toUhief Gonnz
.ley. also to Officer Morehouse. and the
otllcers went to work to ferret out the
thieves. It was learned that G. Jenningn.
an omploye o! the €01!!me had won
Henry Deagnn, nlinn "Silver." and John
Gutlney rowing across the river early in
the afternoon with a bulky article cow.
era] with a hing. The officers hurried to
Meeker’s dock, when: they learned that
the two men had/landed there with nkeg
of beer. and had borrowed a wheelbar-
row tocnrry it in. From here the oilin-
ern traced the men up High elm-ct. where
they lost track of them. Learning that
the officers were hard after them Dragon
delivered himself up tolliliu-r minimalis-
closing the hiding plant-of the beer, which
war-s in the rear of William Anderson's
salmni on Main atmet. (inflney was
urn-Med and the pair were brought before
Justice Coolidge, who rultm'd Deagan
under $50 bonds. tintlur'y woo commit-
ted to the lockup to await trial in the
borough court room at '.l o'vimtlt this
morning.
.\t the trial both pleaded guilty and
were lined $5 and until. Damon paid,
but (inllnoy Went to llriclgtrprrt jail to
“'Ifl'i‘ out his fine and "this.
.‘nihllitm nml Britt-I'll.
The Denver Trade and labor Am‘mbly
print-s the following. Mr. lhnis is from
HoothXorwnlkason of l, an'u, tlu»
clothier:
It is much mllfifm‘lifl“ to not.» the all.
wanevnwnt in the business world of some
of our enterprising and sures-mini young
men occupying [munitions of Mimi
hility and trust. We have the plot-urn
of meeting Mr. Sam Davis. who came to
Denver in little over a year ago no «men-
pondent for the Slay Shoe and t’lnthing
(1)., and of late has been given the entire
diary of tln- large advertising alumn-
ment of that enterprising outfitting on»
tnblisbrw-nt. 5.1m low-S his IllL‘illlvss, is
mractiwe worker and a strum; believer
in ptiutcrii ink, chuck full of ideas and
is quite an original ephemer for a young
mnnuf twenty—two. and know.» bow to)
use the splendid language in his minimal.
bringing to the May one of the largest
trades rm-r enjoyed by any clothing
house in the great new Wt-st.
Mr. Davis bzu nude many friends for
llw short time be Ila-i been here. and his
ambition and reward should serve its a
lilting example to the many aspiring
young rm-n of the “Wait.
The Cups-h Exploded.
The rupoln of the smelting furunw :tl
Meeker‘a foundry. on Smith nift’t’i. Xurv
walk, exploded yesterday afternoon, till~
ing the building with dust. coal gnu. and
[lying bricks. The mouhhml. who Wt'l‘t’
tinifihing uptlwir work preparatory tn
pinning oil, were badly frigblenml, and
thinking the boiler Illlll burst. mode
limit» to get out of the building. Tin-
wport of the nx'rlm'mn was heard in this
city nndnll over the borough. All in—
vestigation showed that the rupolu hml
heuune elmluvd with 4-0in git-l. “'llll’il
blew out through the chimney, knoeking
clowns portion of thebrivh wallumln
number of timbers-I nmr tlu- luruww.
Commd lex. standing nimnt fifteen far!
from the mlmln. was. knocked down and
injurul mi in to be trouble to work tmlny.
The doom oi the (’upolu were bhiwn wide
own. Thermlten iron was drawn oil
until the forum-e. «mid em! down. Tho
wind was ngnin attained at 5 dolor-k and
the dny'o wwk m finished-m rm.
mu. om- rm: nut».
On My evening the milk train om
“it! llmmtonh- mud did not come to
Bridgemrtflmt worn Vilt the Dnnhury
and .‘lnrwnlk dlriolon to Wilson’s Point
and thence by ntenmcr toOmer Bay and
over the lung bland mod to Bmklyn.
'l'hlr nmngement mm works well and
letohe permanent. When the "our
lonicnentthe mill: to New York om
the Ccmolldntoli from llriduvpmt. the
latter road link hell the freight «Mtg-m
for the entire haul. By the new annoye-
ment, the W will retain curi-
Menhly more than half the promised».
Atmmmtotthomllhhtohentrom
the Mn osmium at the route to
New York'lmt onto an in
why which the whole quentlty
be token by Mimi Wm.
two 0;.- M Ital-top
Twognmmwm player! In the lion
walk Wheel Giulia Ml W I“
evening:
It. hot-tan, and no mm It. 4. r.
it, ll, 4-40. B. W.?llcb.rnud filly
points. 9. ll. ll. ll. '2, low-D.
fl. Banning-ml titty m, h, t. 5. 4.
M. H. Bqurty-uwh Mills.
mil, lb. 11, M.
Mm..._.._.....
mainland-[Ills
humus hint“, , ‘"
map Bottlins’ Works. “Inherit-"l
Fauna and Vroon'uut.
.r“ 'l
K. , , , . ,
mammalian-m
mi oath-i thrmli’llu rm. by ..
Small Blur-vii, Our Allow-Burnett“
‘hvolutlcm Elwin-dud by Bop-bum
Iowan-pun in Brut-n.
New Yams, Nov. £~Tllmmnny llalfiz
ontupl It liltfl ell-cred all its candidate:
diwtriet. In the nsrtm'nly 'llm the Tour
runny Democracy curried every assembly
(Hunt, with the role exception of the
Ec’.‘r'xtl‘l..
llu'rh/congmwlonnl districts have been
currfel by the Winner-ant, Little being
elem-d to summed {Governor-elect Flower
in liter 'l‘mrls'm rind Cochran being In-
turned (rum the Tenth.
Timur-1'; board. of alderman will be I
Tammany board by an ovr-rwhelming/ma-
joril 1', mid thu ell-clad member.» of the ju-
dirri me all nmmneea u! the some or—
;un, Ham-r has pulled in this city
,amuy of user um. and it in echted
that his plurality in the state will be
about 25110. 5tll‘t‘llhll not behind a little
orifrrumm mi. my, hut elsewhere ho
lmn pulled a Vote Null with the rest 0! the
ticket. As yet :his rganlt wu by no
means (:urtultl from early reportn.
At final, Ehrlimtimm surmwl to point. to
'li‘ill'lt’.~l i-I ”inn, and gm lute- mlil o’clock
the question vl‘ the wum-eaal‘ul candidate
{or gowuruur vows in doubt. It seemed
then flail FL.“ er eolmt not gumibly carry
this city by lllnl’l' llmn CAM“) umjoruy, but
“Liter tum from “Immunity districts
' * a.
llu‘l‘ilr‘ll. i'. HUWER.
carnewmlmzun: grunt gains, those Eg-
“lust" “l pluwly but surely up to wm
and 1' The must when» I'Xt‘lh‘lllelll.
xlrf'l. ‘
to haul the r.-tnrn~t from the bulletin
iii/574%.
i: tint. and lip-y elm-red fur all they were
worth, to» llx Innumln :umutulumuo grim
Hllt'lll‘”.
‘l‘ucn, «4 ri ~ l’ul urns Sliowedu consistent
gum fur " ilr' triumphant cheer:
ml the r." “ llvttlm'mh rune m the
alias. Th» 1‘ Ly given to Flower in
li'i" wry, :i‘."“.1“.,llll‘l;it'.d~l:t.lll.‘. natural
lis-lnw'r xii: :. .jnrizt‘ u! ttw liti-lropuiis.
Tile l.n...l urtliimtml tn the lullfln
”I the l ’uumt.‘ llurmu'rm‘y in resenting; the
l’XL‘ill-‘lull ut inward-drones {rum tln' Surn-
tum; ”invention. Kgiigwotxnu'uncl lilt'll‘
uwuol munty :r 1) lr'vttsl «minty. how-
ever. hlvlfl't‘ti r. l lluumcrulw union
."vl. .-
‘i‘m-n- when in .y-mwrtiuu unit: the re-
turn 1 m ilmm' - throughout llir’fllille
(numb. ..; New inn mum}: mode it
K :14! be uwr tum,
.W: .1). n Mayor ('lmpiu, “pm" was
ii « will cultured in >1lt"‘v'r'tl llal‘ltl .\
ll .. 1” normal“! « umllllulr for mayor,
i! W TH 11:) umml t'.vx.,;nw.alntml Illn-
‘l.:rxin (’nrtla. lit-n, WM rim‘le‘l
in when! l."*~i2t' W. lialnmll, rmigm-nl,
l' . "It. ll-m , for mu‘nr at Brooklyn in
plum; 2») ohm: [0,th muj'xrlty. The
Inn ' :mzrn- lmln-zrv rim 1h» :umembly
tv.'.. >; uni bi moi. nut that wmlte l'i' lle‘
public m 7 it; it. xu‘n‘rtllfl. A majority of
L' lle'pul.I.--.m~ lift j‘ulll. lullluf.
Ho 2 w ltrw an the Sun
f‘ulmululr "mwr wc-m nlltbr evening
at Innummfvzv: Filth avenue. .\ wpeciul
um- lmal been run into Illl housemulu
trivzrmph "Mr-:mrnt mvrrily ”('ka the
“owl mm» [mm all p H'll‘”! the state in
the library. l: mu» rughrulril from the out-
u-tm gum! newn Ind tho governor-lent
never ohm hint conthlrmzo. A party 0!
friend» rim with him and It on arty to
thank?» tlwt they midvtlut everything
wan our but the «shooting. and they might
on well alum! mm and than.
Soon thorn-Altar the umlul wire hem
totlok jubilant and cmzqmtnlntury tale-
gmmn mall there mun but utnrlt at them
on hot will". A» «surly It! pin-lb!» the gov»
ernur—wlm't ummhthtn hat, and probably
got tin.- tlrnl' mood night'rt sloop multil-
will"! by pa rty cum he has bud tor mun:
mu .
in. I‘IO‘DFII“ (ten the linens
Brill-mm. m. (Rowland melrul the re-
ttmm quit» I“ M. bin home in “Nikon
I'l-llllr. in anmptmy with n for portions]
trlemln. ll» v-vmcul mmhlnlrmtln the
multe in thin and other states. but wu
not inclined to make any momentum
the spur o! the millet“.
The ’l‘rihnne claims the ”no“ bytwo
orllim truinrlty, and my. the mid)
to in doubt. 'l‘ho Herold gives the
“are in m. Republican. in Joint ballot by
n myrrh): of it The Son claim that
the plenum will be A ”1. WI the m
crntb willlmvobmnjorttyot IL: on joint
I .nrdm wt her-emu
Welt-13hr lit the “My.
he trmml Pm anglin- m tattooing
whatnot pine-litto- monitor
My. W F
All-glen
Nonnumw. ...........
W .........,...........
arm... ....... ...............
mutating“
"urn-Assure...”
int-.uuunu.
nun-9r”
nut-nu
Witt.
MM..rd-ouuunrueelwotue
Mm....
.upnouuuuu
glam-ritotldt‘ihn
”ruins”. it. ”Anette
.uuuuntrue»)..3..it .
“in... , “autumn":
I tarttuluuuiris‘
emitter. ruiii’ii. .r
Flower and Sheena: Defeat mm
for the Il'nltlt‘, with the exception of Gen‘
mt’MoMnhon, who won defeated by“:- , ‘
penilnl Stewart in the Eighth Senatorial ‘ ‘
.l.tl.a .rnr. ’
Immmw «YW‘
mmumnwwmx. ' . ; '»
muuuwm x ‘
'nnun’rmcufir’nénu ‘ ‘
tmm
mirrmrtrmr
tun.
Ben 1M
Pln’ly. ”I37.
an R—
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Mcmumry...... ..
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lrinmtnn............
nun..."
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Damn it. .,.
5i I§§§§l I liiljl‘lggl t It
1.1!!)
w
Twat I . ..
'l'-'tn' him . “
'l'lwm U5
W
1‘. mm ...................... mm 3.15
ii mitily :ur Flower ...... 3.37
\‘. but liner-rut" lltll Says
ALI/11.3w, Nov. 4.—~(iovernor llill Hiya:
“"t‘w hailli is extremely gratifying Mid
the nu re no because nil of our big gain!
Werrf‘ How in the country or elseiud‘nr
til v: »- m cm there wzlsollrgrd disall’ectiun,
soul. :u ltrnoklyn and Eric county. It in a
Vilniluuliun of the party and party prinv
Cigllr's The united tiger was not “in it”
in til" mumry as was evidenced bytho
lnrrmv-ml llruiovmtlc Vol.0.
tic: any gratified over the results in my
mt u wiry of l’limira. The result also in the
mum; mul :mwmhly dintrlcta is all we ex.
lt-t'lwl
"ll dumb! to coxmlrlemi unreal Demo-
mm.» \‘zt’ulrj. prsmging Democratic nuc-
tin-s in the nation next year. The crush-
in:: (Hindi nhich .‘lr. Fmett received in
M4 mm pity o! Elmira and in his county
of (Tm-mung l~§ particularly significant of
the litmlxz'o dislike (or bill methods of
wringaml l mu especially proud
~ymvn county recorded iw prefer-
liutf .
ew .~ for llr. flower Hocfllplmtll‘fllly."'
ln erhllrg there were nanny chai-
luu 9-, {trilhllpfllly of men wh » lmve ob
tuim-i lellufli at Sing t'linz: mulcr Wor—
rln. known. “The warden himwlt was met
fill.) at cxmllungr, lurt,liko the othemmok
the requtred with. Newbnrx gives 1-"th
Ml majority, n. Democmtir gain of llt.
Frnem Full: temple“: gives Sheelmn 5M,
Vrmnmm. no, A. ll. Kinne. Dem, in
eluted tn the assembly.
;\ll.~ll'ral!llll glwe- Flower (£5 majority, I
Dem-u l’.'.5 m gain of over it“). Fulton mum
tr Am.“ a ll -publn-;m low 01.10. Judson,
Dun; ' .t.-~-mlil'., liltii L500 umjurity.
.. rpm- [Lita know: A illltjm'lly
v, lm- em 1.4m! ever given in tiny
x in the txrig‘vzimrhmnlol thenewn— I
. . . .
:mpw ”warm. wnvw Eur-4r rmmlw gathered g lie-ll ~
* it. p . and ling: r. l;.-p., are elecml to the
'l‘lo- I! ’publicztrm had the best. all “WWW”?
. a 1. .,n-..x 2m over It:
:nu that Finn m'~ mujorily in the!
lolhlo- (do. 9.&Vonrrbnio
‘Ttn'l‘lmmthmwlllh V M
W
Royal 1;. :7; oil it mm.- tu:k(~t. Democratic
mm mm lmhalrtn, U-lbnrne. Drill, for
«motor. curries; l’uughkeepsle. Deane,
t.- rir'clul r.» the nebula. Wheeler,
ln [huh Flower ~~.tl~ xthenrl I71). Glimp-
bvll. t'rvr unwind" runs tlilmhvud.
“3.x rtqu ii, i". ..«r'~ home, gives Flow
Z’I'.‘ " . 13-52. In It!“ the via)"
l: mu: -.l:-" emu l-‘ziumt Lilla plumiity,
l'ut‘rmm, lit-tr,
l wow, The llepublicam
.m o: liltll' .memblymeu in
Will
Eli." .
lill‘t'nlll‘l‘u.
itt‘llt“~:l ruiulh
' n Fax-mt In» plurnlv
uy Von lint-l a - nor, am! l'uurina .‘i.
wal, Help, unseen, :llitn. t‘lt’t'lt‘il.
Albany any comp. in given Flower 12..
hi; l-‘wiwtt. Ham; ltziwmlule, who. Suth‘
rl‘lxtmi, H16, lit'frlf’K, Donn, lor supreme
court, ilfwl, Melhmuugh, lien. 9.81%. in
he“ remit}- gum: Miller 9.1013; Hill, who,
1. Lpurt ghee Flow-r il umjorityof ‘il.
'l'me mt; Ram: Miller HI lilnjurtty in 15%.
33 mum.- gin-s Farrell. n plurality of 370.
For lit-ulvlmlli governor. Vrmmmu's pluv
.‘iilit’l‘ in [PM bud 2.2": max
1..., -_-,“.~,
ll. .3 \
J .l.l'tl\nl-1Wllfili’fllfllfifial! 2.3.39; Flower,
Ll: ' lu-lwmlu. Darn, for ncllalill' guts
LMH‘. Vnillv-t‘, ltvp . mm -.
l‘atturuugux wuulyulvm Funwtt 1.5m
plurality nml about thumme (or Edwards,
llmn,. for wimtur, W, H. Wheeler, lien,
Ml l :~‘ :1. i...i:. ,‘, Hum” mu elected to the
nun-uhl)‘.
NIH/Vt “Ht 3‘ Riva-ll fill ‘lllll’fllll”.
Rhona. l".i.~wtt'4 home, completr- given
Huwer u plumllly ol mt. In hall lllll
tool a plurality 0! cm, Mr. t'uellett loll
lu~ ri-s-idr-une. loll “'trnl (Thumb ntmt.
-.‘.-.:r;y nth-r 1!) u'ciwk. and walked to
A}. r’u blurb-mill: aliopon thump! avenue,
the [Minor place at the First district o!
my mxrh ward, and Voted. lit! “limited
happy, and expreuml himet not confident
o! notary. Mr. t'umtt but night remind
the- return: our 1 Wm Union with at
his home. A low perilous! friend: were
with him.
in Iliugnnmton lieutenant Governor
Journ- Vott-tl “hunt ll) o'clock. lit voted
lur Vomit, tlllll it in believed that he ill-o
Vutwl the complete Republican lick“. ln
llrmiltln County O'Connor. “In, in ow
to the «flute; lleyo. Reta. to mtnbl)‘.
l». Allt'tfllllf county Sherwood. lien.
for ‘u‘llltw and migration. urn, for mm-
bly utv planted.
in 5;. nebular cmmty ityau. Dam.
elected x lthenueniblwto mu nlmlluflvtl,
lap. rimm- majority In Watch“
calmly in about 1,000. ’
The lh-mocrnu got- am mmhlymn
the hrs-t district, Thom» K. The". The
Deni-Mute the claim the election at Me-
Cl‘ellumllo the-cunt; l roll H
n 6mm mot: III-we u ty
, vii-Motherin-
all lull Clarion it Read it minted to
inn-unlit}. _,
0n- olthmnirluuln mm port
of the elite win the detainifiumtl. P
fl tl’.
In llerkinic'r mnty south is elected
3'ng ileum, funnel-fl hob.
to n p n y o it I’m l
plurality oi 19. in county gim m
I plurality-of rum Volume 150. firth.
no. 1! am» one
in W W
mainly.
. it» Mm: More the town.
:Mlindml
7 vmnorwlt-rm
mutton. no» out blank.
rte national-mot oi
tumult.
.5! M. a... . .. -
in 1: Warner 11. Palmer u
V'r or? tin-Noll".
v- Imouty Ulnrrucfi Ill. Blood-
nm, tw'l l-Vriliillttl T. 1413101“,
naumhlv. Mire Pliesawl.
,. l'urilnml ‘Iu‘l‘illy drum." n Tripp,
p. is rim“: ml t-lllm tlw'wullly, and Buffi-
,llonit, Hull” 50 1hr: H'ili'lll.
“in Franklin in only Erwin, lien, is
, lunufnr. um! MMLMWI, lien,»-
hlwnmi, . «
. ulcmlmy Thomas Finnegan;
, , m l"! m the leilbly. (1th
Miami, 1). m. , ill elected to tho uric
vmm county Ii. 1.. Judd and LP.
u., um elm-led to tile ltilselubly.
(Fillet t,
llmr I‘lfl‘iofl‘i lhorlwul [Info-t.
Emma. Nov, 4.«~..lr. l-‘imett received
tho vi. rti .1; return» from u telegraphic in-
Itrumv'nl. ’ cud in his library. Hill wile,
lutlirr, m ‘r, Moment .mduluter were
tumor. lazy first reports indicated his
dlecttim'. rumor 10:10 ‘o'clock u report
Iron: a Dunner-arm mural claimed Mr.
Flower?» Clv'l'LlUll by 2.3,llltlmnjority. Mr.
1"th mum bin wife in truth thedruw—
lug rmm uml luughiugly mlui:
"W. .lumr, my dear, We are relieved of
I treun mloux- reapenaihility.”
"I Wonder why you ran; at all,” was the
chidiug reply. 3
“I didn’t." responded .lir. meett. lnux‘
infill}. The”, no he lumml over the lc~
turn» from where of the country districts,
hemmed. “It. unfiltv'llt that 'l‘ure’ and
‘. sh l um" .
When up . .l inrugaulii «flexed frauds
I MYDIOKDF
Di
7 ‘ enamel wt
W'flhmfim“
gin: noun-un- aauu- no: many.
out Minimizmunmmkgi lira. 3‘...
mm "'le
a:h.ll‘.l‘h..wu,l':’ “m“
M! international. , ,
A r «mum new a or.
d:
ills.» ll, fimfimflmmmfim
New Form nuoomuwr. m
”“11wa & CUMRYu
no” e Amt earn-mu.
(mo KN
l Egrfieln
optimum, lluyfim. mu
om nan. w. o. M mum women.
Dogmqllgm or. “onion
With our roputntioii already,
of not only meeting our compete
and always leading the way for
them to follow as far as is pos-
sible, which is generally a good
ways in the roan-we shall dur-
ing this sale, drive another
wedge and split all our former
sales to pieces. and give you the
benefit of some of the best of-
fers we have ever made.
llldozou all linen towels. knot-
ted fringe, valued at'350, for
23¢ each. 25 dozen assorted
styles and prim-s, ranging from
We to 25c each, choice for Liv.
Best mum of 9-4 blew-bed
perpetrated m tut- at; he :murfietl with
out .~: . .. "l m: 1 our lr-yw. though. to.
work litmus: iy, rmwtim. of when our op—
ponents. new vinziu. whether l was den,
{rented or \‘ltwirll. l mu. Cull‘v'llllll'd that:
{biselectmn writ cit-mumtzitc the truth oil
my Cilitrflltii'hzl‘t; mt- poster ml ll “roe
curd moot:- tvsxlm and Lin: ubwl-ue neces-
oily o! mingling; Lin: illfblilidi. mil lot."
IN MAL; JzalTS.
Governor thaw-ll .‘..< w'lefllvd by Iron: ,
moon [ . 3,00)». 3
Burton, Nun. l.
received loaf.
has been t
fim‘crr. -r .
with.
‘llw .1 :lritzti (illli .r't‘in‘flle, lien, coir
cull”: Asian-it's t-lz' "an. m Liam-fl) plurality.
Tim hrtul Volt: it w: ‘u‘. «mum of 1.11:“. cant
I»: yr.it‘,.itltl m urn-131i! not quite an
large m: in.“ can. in l‘ h, when Governor
“thaw“ woollen-Med .u upward of 25,000
votes.
The Republimm promised that they
would get onto Luge portion a: the re-
mrve rule, and their promue was fulfilled.
but their expectation em: the rear" vote 3
would all go for their nominees lulu proved '
llllflt'nlitl‘.
lu llw with and Lit-3e towns and, in-
tleml, in oil the mthuhcturiug districts.
tho llwmncr'i'lc .';.21‘ have bran largely
int rrrbol, .NV-w l} .‘ xi. the city in whirh
Mr l‘rupn Zi‘uw‘. u .1 . mm! Republican
by 3’." in H“, mw : only «W piurulity
that-631:”. l‘ :11 lbw .' "l1" Humbled he!
‘11.: relurrm thus for:
luht (inventor Russell}
«at by [tom 3MP) to 51$”). i
a. .z l:l.t.:ll~l 2.3% n:-e2e.~‘.iorx by
2
W. E. “twill-
plurality lul' liunwll «ll 1.»! year. Lowell,
when- .‘dr. Nim- i in ~, gm- him u hund-
mmu . n: _ wtv. and out down
Li»r~~vl'.‘- l .. (m .uwml hundred
\m'w. ‘l'lw: 14¢ y-nr emu-ml
u in“ rupmwx mm: in of :un fillivrrwnhnulvl
in «very mum m .l. . ,~ rm mint of the mum.
(or rerlllmlwu. mt lln- night of Mention,
nml this cmxml u or”: «May in getting
nmru-z
(inventor llzlw-Hl in ntvlixlxlml with till
it illlt. lln- mull hr u‘nuhl rutlmr win by
l)."ll(ll) ultifl worn tlmu tuba elected by
it .lellh tlm wan out lunt, your.
Unrwmo. tlm llnmnemtin candidate for
lieutenant governor, la probably alerted.
.\t the ii“lltl|lil(‘llll will“ at ntldnlxht
lllllldl’m'lw'tmlt wmi t-um'mlmi by 7,1“
p.urulily. The lla-mnl. lb-p.,:«ipeukar Bar
rolt’n “kWnlllllll'f. t'lllll'r‘tlt’! the election 0]
llumll by mm plurality. The prob.
hility is {but tlw ltzpuhllmnr will elect
igli‘lf ntmu lluLt'l. «m1». governor and po
A My lieutennut governor.
fl‘hn lhuuexmm- min in New lirrlfonl
if «due lllltltlulilll‘ii] to the ngovd "I
I hill of Mr. (from, who won thmwn
aside in the it'llllllllfinl’t state convention
in order llml. Allen might be nominated.
in Shhmn. the hum of Henry Cabot
Inigo. tlu- thrown“ “wine not gain of
l}, the mu.- Intending: ltomll. It: Allen,
to. seminar u mm in lulnlwltm ltnnoell
and to for llmwkrrl.
Uflffl'mlt‘ ltmmll ward election day
very upswly. lie when bin wiring plou-
by it u'mmvh. and ehlvulmunly mortal
ills ballot for Colml Allflt. It m I
nitietmnltal mung that iron murder:
him by the lhptlblicsfll a- troll u by
flatworm».
Alter voting the governor toot aloe.
homlmk rtvla alone npttmli Bolero».
M the governor never mlmollornrtl
tootlnll grime when It to mini tor hint
to Murmur, he made ”ammonium-
mleanduttended the "me
mm. lie More absorbed in the .
end ovhlcnlly forgot that be ire-mot
the two t‘utllflli seem in the mindset
llaotll lMWolhhkiM “this
.‘I' .1
r,
“.ll'll‘l
Warm-m, ll . «amt link
rho» went the UM It;
’sliewting, valued at zitc. for
' this sale.
0')! .
..,l
per yard. Big drive in fancy
Turkish towels, choir-c of the
lot 10¢ each.
25 pieces 40 inch flannel suit-
ing. just the thing for shop
Wear, givers just as good Satin—
t'urtion as any 506 goods. to
kwp our friends a guessing, 151'
per yard. .3” pairs of blankets.
Wn offer you these atu prim:
Wlsil'il ls prunimlly giving; you
gold dollars for 751'. The prim)
15 u; Ev: per pair.
union-n ladies" wool stcxzkillgs.
They are a» job lot consisting
of full colors—no lllfiCkSnWUl’Iil
3m- per pair. elcjising out at 15¢:
per pair.
./ minim ”Jam
rammwmwwmmon.
WE“.HW§BW¥.
‘ mower: warns. .
LA . .JMlOB ll. Wash mt P1)
ii. .flmerWlflWl amend)
WWW“ W1. W. loin oil N.
ital mutdlnrmtmontu. wfi‘miudih.
TAY ltd: GOLDEN. it it it will we
Infill. Mmutennd‘luuumnee. i
‘ murmur: WNPAJUEI.
noun wornmum‘lnmaoo 3.9.1;—
u. wt. Worthington n.5, . we pd.
METROPOLITAN Ll”: ”(3.003533 Mi.
PJ. O‘Brien. minim rum. in 3
NORWAMK PIKE 1N5. III). N. In «nonmetal
'mnineenl inguin-
mmxormutund e n
"Bosrbfi ”‘
itors, but going them one better, .
Boston
momma 1.le "€8.00.“ .45 W h‘ ‘ ton
ll. ex. A. B. Freer-um. new: “M33335...
Store.
12 dozen misses’ corset walnuts,
all sizes, regular 25¢ gradowlrlc.
WW...
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. .
—-—-——-ooo—.
l halo of yard wide unbleach-
ed cotton. Better than Conti-
nental. 5820 per yard.
*fl....,,.___
Keep pear? and harmony in
the family by coming to us. for
during this sale we shall give to
every purrhuscrof $1 or more, ‘
their rhoice from our stock of
l.:3mnlillrm;nt mzlw-tiuns in vocal
and instrumental music.
”W—
.lust the thing. all brass ban-
qurt lump, prim,- $3.9»;
timid hanging lamps for $3.4“.
‘o’v
Dimm- plan's 3v curb. Slop
bowl and pitc'hvrs vli't'. Mix. etc:
. StO r56,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
M. S. SMITH’S
l89 l .
firand Sunrise to the Trade!
Exouisile Goods Sold for a Song.
Hundreds of Dollars lost at a Sale!
Gents? Department‘
Tins, Collars and
Cuffs, lllllllllil'ltllip Un-
laundried and Flannel Shirts, Hosiery and
Underwear.
ladies’ &. children’s Denanment
0f Muslin Underwear.
Garments of
every kind and in every imaginable style.
KID GLOVES
To be closed out. In fact every do»
partment contributes to the advancement of
Don’t fail
to attend our special
sale of Saturday afternoon and evening.
INSURANCE BUILDING,
lfi
tiniuwmnfo
nouwuoc 1w .
$3.133an Bald
Momma-lira , m
iucnrn mm,
xonwnwmonw ‘ .
mrltJLbrldgerfifloil‘GMm ‘ ..,
Ind blurs out in 1"!" . ,
“(retain tor mom ‘ ‘
XJFIELD. w- . A. Knight it. if. » 1m
Wmmudomnlwme
MXWAflUm on ,
"33mm “0......
M n
llwflllldlltlfl. '1'“
AW‘ N.A.l§5 tux. ,
mt”...m.m"" a... ”m
unsure normal ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘
lolnterwclarm. trot“. hmw
. x the
lit. Wlhuau B.
N. Ptnemeumv ,
HAYES, returns» n‘
of. himln. llnnlorr . 1‘
l.!.\illl'l‘.\'l2lt. WM. m Wu '
mum's. N. Dmilerin all um
moltwoon L. “'55th 8t.
tine mcatu, flab, outer». chill.
lmriumn, «'zusuo who. ‘ '
prime tnrnti. wuitrgetc. cmmd’mr
('anll prh: . '
SMITH'S“
“'ElltllElL. l’. 1:." Main lit, N.
poultry, flail], vegetables, etc.
LEMIHLB DEAL?” & MI I}
RANDALL'S MILL, ELK. innihor’arld
rough or n mind murder. m
MASOSS A51) autumn.
slit'blfll' HENRY. 15W t av 8.
lands olfiinne mason comes-chat: ‘1‘”
mm, “11.1.1531 ll. :nwm smut. . to.
C
E.
hing promptly attended in. '
MA NILE A31! 0mm.»
BATES. l'. W. Water at, X. mmdm a!
lint: granite and marble work,“ dale: »
stone work of all kinds. ' h. »
MEN'S cumulus.
('UMM'TUFK iiitllfi. Emmi-t: ImIId’ K~H30> ‘
Main ~t. 5.x. tientlemen's fumlnfiinzm
l-‘lt.\ St 13' tr (7‘). M Wilmington at. 8.18. fiu‘
are, ge-nfivmrtl's turnlnhlngnot all hull.
Ml-JKC "ANT TAILOR”.
lilTnfllVSKl. ii. iii “full st. N. A ,
mmnmlcwl: the latest aisles alwnn on '
Koml'u. r. 1: .'n. Main at, 5. N. Pine “tin”
firing a. flin‘lfiiffi'. Repairing. etc. ‘
ninuxtzur. » '
(301.1153. R. Ill. :2 .llnin n. s. N. WW *-
nuguariai need if (leaked. .
FIT! 'li, AGNES Mismt’rl‘anl Nam
"Old mater. inland Dyeing atom”?
MUSIC TEACH!”-
o‘lllsox. ALEX. S. L': Merwln at. N.‘ m.
mam and harmony.
OYSTER I’LANTEBS AND I’m
now, w. u. .e 503:. 12; Water st. 8. 15'. {run
nr llayrnnmln l’iuntermexportenandw on
sale dealer». in native o) stern.
REES” a: Bursitis, m “'nter 92.83. Play
ten and shippers of .Vorwnllt omen-a.
"AN NAME. J. L. (k CO. P. 0. box“!!- N.
151115.885 AND MODELS.
XOR WALK i’A'l'I'EllX “'0“ KS.ChIIQ.H.Ab-
ll...r w- u... Riwrpirlu nwe,.“.)-'.House 7
u. « 1 tr. lit-\gtennjfkhifimznéer or
web: . orwv‘ . ' ‘om
r. Itiihkimnlz'm, (newt: 3.433;,
nm. Mum: o u ryoxm airl' Elli.
no. no;
ll. .‘lnltl‘x, lslrzmn; Grace Church,
and runny tithe-rs.
PA INTERS.
BRMXARD. RC. " Waters! V. St
P: gold and silver signs 'rispecfitM
BEAM" ”-10. IL " Water at V. Em
sign pttlltl’tl', pnpei' hanger. Joints”.
PHOTOGRAPHKBS—
MlltTH. “.5. 78 W ngton . .
quality only, and rhnbihe beast:m 8 N (h
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \V. l‘.. «mw ’i r
F. N. Hours 9 to ll‘l. i‘xllligfil i‘zfmn‘lm ‘.
PIANO TUNER .l BEPMI ‘
urxmzimr. F. m “hummus-awn
dealer ll} r.» nos. organs, sheet alumnae.
l'l..~tTl.VI.-~t;ur.l). “utmost; NICKEL: 2
“arm; mirrxodco. aw -
n r-irl rm l at ng one, ". ‘
up»! all lilrrds alarm , ; “
t. .. r. rzsnru 49mm , i .
LAeruS. J.“ ‘08 it. lt’qphinptonrtmeltt’llo a. '
.~._\, l'rntwrtyforminhmficstorenumulv '
w! n town“). it. A. NoJisln at .x. hour-r
rem, not building lots {or unless g“
B In?!“ l'B.‘ s'rs. ”
.KYXHEE. i". F. 9 liltilrm Plate. 3. 3. m
at all rum». Srn'vrly film cumin everyw-
, A re.» fnblr- Murders lnken.
l’t lT lil-i-‘TAI'KANT. 5.3.
~’. prii m thr- it-wuil. 0WD.“
M'ltmus.
zmmv NS l.\'~3'i‘ $7523.?“
l: :J in willoal. Pull term a . .
\H'.‘ Till" \l>‘~ ‘l’llllf‘ll. for girls and m
l.l-llr‘~. l". )1. Full term owns Oct! l. w
.mimunn .mi nee-warn”. ”
LU‘IDKH'N illJN'K. s. N. 4‘. l'.Plnmb.Prln.
Du;- utul owning reunions. Send tornlrflhr.
51'!th ENGINIZS AND Wm
Nilll\\“.tl.l{ IRUX WOPKH (.‘OXPASI no
“hm at. :4. N. we: Ruilrmd lrrldp. . .
STEAMSIIIP TICKI’I ABM
Y l'th..l.\l’l)B )l. “'Anhintuonfl 1?.
..'~:. Pm». tirltvmnlranmmmmdirmog
#7039; DIALm “
Flilllllfi’. .lilllN ii. i! WM” n
bro 2c. lune. vermnt. hair.)pnl£tw“.“'u “
)fulfl‘vlS', .mnx it. or Ta [or
Aim ixtwq‘ of rum who w BM“. I ’
S‘I‘ID\ IN. BAMlEs AN!) our-u.
iii-LT! ‘m'll. I..\Mm.\'. or llavlhni II.
c... «fun 4 um um harm. maniac:
P: out”. .I. w. n “mutational. 3.
TRITCKIRO.
O.‘
and
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LA
5
)p m’mx..mm& ltlrrl'utnratrrnne .Mt
pm: hm») um tun: promptly It to.
mourning ,,..
JENMMN. .l. ll. 1 Jim
lien: r ll Elm Al. infill-letting: “m ”r
J hll.l.?’t;l'fi, Hill). 35 No. Main it, IL I. m
it it mum.
HAVMUN‘D, ("[20, ll. ts and I It .
ltn‘ulrmmzllurham- it. remit-4.“ S
A lillllll Mil in“
GIVEN AWAY
With mry turmoil”! with:
may goonmmlehmal with»
a, , .
r. .4 ,,
l'rrl‘wt nomination
outline: prom-mm.
rim [or mm
Marlow an. plump.)
Thelelknggloatu
W MM“
Bridgeport. com.
1‘qu humlvmt m m in the with»
‘. h 3%
D
”fill-ill“.
3,3335%“. .
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Norwalk Chronicler