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'Thioluoruing Henry Cook. of Wihun
Point. started for this city to do
tome truditpr. He jumped on the hog-
mwof the train which leaves the
Point at 8:45. His foot slipped as be struck
the step, and being encumbered with a
market basket, belont his hold and was
thrown some distance. When he fell to
theyoundhis left foot rested on the
troubadour")! thewheels of their"
Itruckit. tearing the flesh above the
Inklenndcuttingn pieceout of the side
oftbofoot. Asthewheelu did notpase
over the foot it is thought that the
only bones broken are those in his toes,
two of which will have to be amputated,
and twoorthreesmnll bones in the instep-
The train was stopped and Cook was
taken aboard and brought to the HOMO
tonic fright office in this city. Dr.
Charles Bohannan was summoned and
bandaged the wound, assisted by Medical
_Exnrniner Burke, who arrived later.
(look was taken to the Bridgeport hunti—
‘tal on the 10:42 train where he willre-
. oeive proper care and nursing. The
' extent of Cook's injuries are not yet
known. but the probabilities are that his
leg will have to be amputated.
The injured man has charge of the
Artim. a disabled steamer lying; at the
Point. He has lived there for about
three years. He is well known in this
city and is quite popular, The only
near relative he has isaaister who re~
video in Strntt‘ord.
The fortitude with which ka bore
the pain coined by his injuries surprised
the people who saw him. He refined to
take stimulants and smoked n cigar near-
ly all the time.
IASIINS VISIT NEW HAVEN.
on Well lav!" Halon-cl: Burnt-Inca
Mr run.
some sixty members of Old Well
Lodge, No. 1%. A. I". And A. IL went to
New Haven last evening. where they
were the guests of Wooster Lodge of that
city. Delegations were present from
Olive Branch lodge. of Weetville: George
Washington lodge, of Amonin, and King
Hiram Lodge, of Birmingham. The visi-
tors were entertained in n roynl manner
by the memberuof Woosterhxlgemd
returned to this city about 1 o'clock well
planned with their reception. The occa-
sion was the return of an Internal vivit
which Wooster Lodge paid_to Old Well
Lodge early in the spring. The team of
Old Well lodge worked the third degree
on one candidate, after which a banquet
was served, consisting of all the deli-
cacies of theaenson. Speeches were then
made. Among those participating in the
latter were Put Master John ll. Leeds
and Pant Mr Clark Buckingham.
”Wanderin- wmpon.
A pretty wedding took place at Hotel
‘ Stanley’nt 5:30 last evening. which mark-
od the clone of the house for the season.
The contracting parties were Miss Hattie
Junk, daughter of General A. S. Jarvis.
of the once flourishing Weston Military
lmitute, and Charles 1’. One, a young
merchantof Bridgeport. For the event
the apartments were adorned with chryo
anthemume. potted plant; and palm,
Ind the Wheelrrd Wilson orchestra for-
nished movie. Rev. ii. If. Wayne. rec-
tor of Chritchurch. Westport. odlcr’ated.
The bride wu- attired in white fuille, en
train. and was given away by herfnther.
At the clone of the ceremony at wedding
breakfut wan served. followed by danc-
ing. They lure pinto Washington. I).
(3.. on 3 wedding tour.
”and We Winn.
Olden blood by General Wat-on
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u the Armory.
Willhm Quinn. a painter nutrient! by
.J' 9. Worst withntvrrlbluouia
deniMio'chcr them. to
m ens-sad in «skimming up inside
matchmaking on llt‘e‘to'p
of n nineteen foot ladder. which he had
neglected to tie to the steam pipes
fit the foot to keep it in place. The
[bidder slipped and Mr. Quinn fell, strik—
ing his head on the floor, cutting 5 deep
gosh at the here of the skull. and severe»
ly injuring his hip, besides being other-
wise bruised. Dr. llvGonegnl wuss sent
for and attended to Quinn's injuries. lie
was bronghtto his home on Marshall
street.
CADEI'S AS ATHLETES.
Annual Field Sporty-t the Korwnlk )llll-
tnry lfutftnte.
The autumn field meeting of the Nor-
walk Military Institute Athletic Associa-
tion was held on the richwl campus yes-
terday afternoon. The events were
'ntehed with much interest by the spec‘
tutors present. The events and winners
were no follows:
One hundred yard dash for juniors—-
First heat, Percy W. Barton. first; Her-
bert Aldhonse, second. Time. 12} set.»
ends. Second bent. John J. Brown. first;
Harry B. Middleby. second. Time. 14
seconds. Final llt'fll, “my “mama,
first; Herbert Milli-new, sr-cmnl. v Time.
12;: Seconds.
One hundred yard dZL-sli for senior?»
B. F. Mansfield, lint: Armin Wukemun,
second. Time. Ill second».
Throwing base hill—Armin Wnkeninn,
first; Walter D. West. secrmd. Dietanmu
301 feet. ll inches.
Standing brviad jump—ntustin Wake-
man, first. Instance. 9 (net. 2 inches.
Wheelbarrow race—N. P. Whittaker
and B. F. Mansfield. first: ll. [-1. Middle-
by and J. J. Brown, second. Time. 2‘3
second.
Running braid jump—B. I-‘. Mansfield,
first; W. D. West, secoml. Distance. l7
feet, 6; inches.
Putting the twelve pound shot~l£ F.
Mansfield, first; A. Wokemnn. summit.
Distance. 30 feet. It inches.
One hundred and twrnty yard lmnlle
race—‘l-‘irst bent, R. H. Dunn. first: ll. F.
Bailie. second. Time ll} shrouds. Set--
ond. heat. B. F. Mansfield. first:
If. -Prichard, second. Time. 171 seconds.
Final heat, B. F. Mansfield. first; fl.
Priebard. second. Time, 1N ammuds.
Throwing twelve pound hammorv.
Austin Wokernan.tirst; N. l’. Whittaker.
second. llistnnce. 88 feet. 10 inches.
llop. step and jump—B. F. Jluustic-ld.
first; It. H.:l)nnn. mrund. Distance. 3';
feet, 5 inches. .
Running high jumpwdustin Walte-
mun. first. ll. l’riehnnl. second. Height.
-l feet 5 inches.
One hundred yard throwlegged rtwew-
l-I. l‘mrke and Q. W. Farr. first; W. ll.
Barnes and ll. P. Vuldcvieio. slcoud.
Time 20 seconds.
Mile run-R. ll. Dunn. first; W. D.
West. mud. Time 5, minutes. 13;
St‘t‘Outlfl.
Potato meow-ll. l". llnilie, llmt; l. R.
Hughes. second.
l‘olovnulting»ll. l'. Hollie, first: R.
H. Dunn. m-cimd. llittunce, II feet. 5
inches.
Foot bull kirk—ll. ll. Dunn. first: If.
F. Hallie. mood. llifitnune, lnlll feel, fl
inches.
Mile wnlk— R. ll. Dunn. lint: F. llu-
elmnnn. nomad. Time. If minutm.
One mile bicycle meta—A. Wukeumn.
lll'lll: It. Mom. fitfi'lmd.
One hundred ynnlu backward mnmln-
lion rum—- 1’. ll. Motion]. find: i). limo-
llllll. mm]. Time. 20 moulds.
The judges wen.- lreflmnd Raymmul.
Edvrud P. Wood. and Home it. Bylaw
ton.
Manning on Informal dunes wan
Mil Wit-owe" prunntcd to «rub
ofithe winner» of the eftrrrmon mines
during the evang'
("51‘ 01’ TOWN NEWS.
What In (lulu on Am Nonulk'n Kur-
hv lmbmwlwwnytm
W. 11. Vuficim hen round the win;
on the wort of his imldenm and lutendn
building a large uldltlon.
The Bpworth Ire-gun met with Rev.
r. w. Crowder on evening. indium
mutton-influential «locum Were
mustered by the mm. Ind I pie-nut
evening we. not.
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Hockey.
Home Warden ttouh «sight reopen-
not» out Bentley and armed om.
Justice fifth. of New ctmnw them
hoodlum each.
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The President Says the Tarn-
mnny Issue Lost New York.
He loy- 'rmu Borer-a l- . Uvo Inna:
III not the People (tn-not no Blind-
Cl lopvvlln; sound Ileney~1ornkofo
hum-tn! derivation. Out In Ohio.
War-rumor, Nov. 11—41: speaking or
the elections the president outed that the
only plea when? nation-l issues entered
Into the campaign wuln Ohio, and that
therefore the election of Mr. McKinley is
particularly significant and gratifying.
Be uprated disappointment at the revolt
lnNcw York, but intimated thntbe had
expected it from the moment that the cum-
polxn degenerated into n fight with Tom-
He thinks um if no
tionul tuner had been kept tothe front
the result would have been different. Sno-
retnry Footer, who took the stump tor
McKinley in Ohio,“ very happy over
McKinleyt's victory. He said that there-
sult in Ohio was I complete vindication of
the protection principle. “The McKinley
bill,” he said, "has worked out its own
solution. We were brave enough to fight
fairly and squarely on the tariff, and the
result proved that the people are satisfied
with the bill. Protection and honest
money were vindimted. Campbell was
badly crippled by the Deumcrutic policy
on the silver question, but that did not
more nearly so great u love of votes to
him us his free trade speeches did, and we
will elect n Republican senator. too. I
suppose Senator Sherman will be the man."
Secretory Rusk declare» that the elec»
tionr went as he expected. He said he
favored mtnrlng the tariff on hide-gambit
Massachusetts KllOt? mnnufncturern, for
whose benefit. hides were put. on the free
list, had voted with the Democrats, he be
bend it a good idea to make them pay
more for their hides. Attorney General
Miller said if the tight in New York had
been made on national issues the result
would have been n victory for the Repub-
licanu
What Provident l‘ulk tinyn.
Pmiolent Polk, of the Furniers' Alli-
ance, said he was not nnrpmed. In Ohio
he now no reason why McKinley should
full of an election when tumor) bud Inert
sent into Ohio to add him in his campaign.
The following copies of telegrams explain
themselves:
The President;
Thorcturnu of Ohio have given n without
victory. Entire Republimn atnte ticket elected;
both bruncbai of general mainly Republican:
on joint ballot by from :n to if}, tmurlng the
election of presidential electors from Ohio and
Republican to the United Mute-i senate
WILLIAV Hun, Chairman
Eur t“l‘|\‘t; XAFAHhL‘, .
\V‘.\—p11:.l.r.-:., Sm, t. ldll.o
Willa“. llnhnu. l‘lumm;m. etv‘ . t‘ulurulntv. U .
' on to: the mind new: and mngrntnla-
lions: to. yuum-lf and the party upon it rtvtwry,
won by n configuring-i advocacy of rmht prim-l-
les. humans Hummus.
Cotonou. 0.. Nov. t.
Bx-I’rnulvlent (‘lnvcl-nd‘u \‘lowl.
NEW YORK, Xov. 5.-L'nuccrnlng the
election» ex~l’rusideut Grover Cleveland
ald-
“Of course every one hm. A right to put
his own construction on the result. and l
our not anxious to nbtrude my ltll‘flrt, but
it seems to mu some things ought to be no
longer doubtful.
“Any man who still :ltinksthnt tnrld re-
form L: a. settled and ob~uletu issue. or
that the importance of sound and suite
money is n question which the people can
be blinded. is either mlfnlly wrong or
dangerously dull. lt sector. to me. too,
that nonmetal: ought to be unlimited that
u ntaucb adherence to the principle!) of
their party «love not require the abuse of
those who ebmv an inclination to help us.
I very much regret the Ilt‘lt'lll of llovernor
('nmpbr-ll. No bus been :1 brave and hon»
out otliciol. This and the splendid canvas-i
he made entitled him to aunt-ma. While
the election of Flower. Himself om! from
ought to muse tln- ntmmt rejoicing
among the lit-rumour», they about-l not
forgettlmt Wlllt thew tltiugh comes the
obligation to be true to the people. honest
in the advocacy of our principles: and do
cent In nll thuigm"
Farah" and Murmurs
CISI‘ISSM‘I. Nov. :1 ~l-1x-Iiovv-rnor For»
nker was interviewed in regard to the
United State» wuutorsblp. Saul he: "I
ttund just when» l have Mood from the
beginning. I don't intend to runnltvr or
away from the nennturship. Mymtvim
more the of the nupimrtot more than
it!!! members of the general ummhly.
McKinley will not be m the race for the
Innate, and I don't think "rule! will be u
undldnte. llndmtebrzuohuohdlflemtly
he might hove I
, pollthllymnd‘ldon’t run! he
want mythluu more It thlv nine.
The Victory In Ohio menu: the condemna-
tlonol the ammo ulnalulntrntlon. It
menu- honut money and protection to
American ludmtrlu and labor."
Mr. l‘onkemthlnkv McKinley will he
wall thought of u I widldato for the
presidency lo mu
flow ”ext-toy In...” Victory.
Curran, 0.. him. among.» Meltluloy lo
uletly mtlng at the Ilntel Ilurforrl ln
lbb city. if» bu named Advice: from
(Ilium-m ltnhn to the rum than his
plurality would not fall mortar more.
and that the llqlllllltl'l would he Repub-
lic-n by upward of tuna joint ballot. Mr.
Helm: but been flooded with win
lltory to rant. Among those who sent
Wm" Provident Harrison, fluv-
mor Oomph." J. not: Fur-m, Motor
on, this buttmonb,n»dovmor
gunk-r. fluent", Factor and (Imrnl
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Jim-nil the mutual opportun-
workman-n nil orphan-u Jul-to
Ill tide titre-lime rod death
wflh the lie ltllcltl party. Tn
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2,410!) below that figure.
by a majority of 135'.
The table of member: of
defeated.
majority of II in
in the mmhly—u
under Demon-inc rule.
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WINolAHS. II. II. 153.1! d. If.
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can. '
WEI!) ,V II.
magnum. to puma”. . :
changed by the later return: of
and to rush an extent as to indium M
the slender Democratic majority has but
wiped out” and n majority of two voted it.
been given the Republlcunn—too Inn-ll a
majority to make Gennrnl Hunted nod
Torn Piotr. feel comfortable.
Tho latent returns indicate that than!»
publicist» have elected one of tho tkrn
members from Oneida county—C. Win—
field Porter. in the Third district—Ind all
of the three members. from Onondaga.
The defeat of Dr. Brakes in Sullivan
county and James A. McKennn in the
Second Queens. in conceded. n Republican
hnvknglwen chosen in each district. Of‘
finial returns prove that J. Irving Burns,
lien. in the Flu: Wcsrchcster district. is
defeated by 'l'llomne Prater.
publimu figures in the :test-rnbly—vt'x') to 63
—-contumv~ to liulrluuml, ttw hex. speaker
vvill be General J nines \l',
The Herald says the assembly will stand
mum. Senator Lispeunrd Stewart was
llusted.
Run-ell Ian-Ir by Guam.
lhurox. Nov. h-«The plurality reeelved
by Governor lion-roll wall 5.2m.
publlcunn have elected the not of tbelr
Ituto ticket by About the some plunllty,
therein; that fiovernor Rumll run fully
bum voter about! of hit ticket. The Be
publlcnnv have carried both bunches of
“that
Wm‘
mvunu. ,
won-t. .
rum ,
m. ‘m‘, “oin- in
lion. dictated um! wan thin election.
Mannie conulturucy merely v
"Flower in now a “bigger than than all! at 2
In orolrdonob
about the lemmlmt Timmfllh’i
All _
ammonium...“ ‘
Both fooled. banana Flower. with
ham]. will hen-strong compromise noodl-
data between the two warring factions. ,
“Uuqnectlonnbly It was Flowcr‘n bone!
tbnt won thin election. Look ll St. LII,-
reneo county, for tort-nee. It can he
looked upon usually to, give 7,090 l
llcnn majority. Tul- year It felt nearly
Money um
pliehed that result. The tune rolled by
Tammnny~tho World's futr~hnd no ll;
fluent: in the campaign. In all I
believe that I031) voters were Infill
by that issue. Tammany may. and M
nbly will, try to force him upon the ‘
try for preaident next year." ‘
rue nevuseo neru’nus.
11.. Row Inrh Minntnn Still "I...
Republican lull.
le You, Nov. h—Ruviud retur-
Ihow that Flower carried the
45,663 majority. The senate r
publicnns. l7; Democrats, 15. Thar-u-
bly is: Republicans, 65'. Dcmomto, CI.
The Twenty—fifth senatorial
which was believed to lure returnodthl
Democratic candidate, proves to but!
elected the Republican, Rufus '1'. Punk.
Two senatorial dlotricts ore ntill in doubt.
according to Democratic calculations, the
Duchm-Columbla-l’utnnm, when the
Democrats claim the election of thulr NI—
didate, inward B. whome, by between”
nod 30 majority. The Republican, unlit
other hand, assert that their
Gilbert A. Deane, has carried the W
state by.
I
The returns are about complete lath
Sixteenth senatorial district. and John H.
Derby. Hep, seems to be elected by about
500 majority. Both Democratic ripen“
this city give- ll.-rby credit at election. Tb
Troy I'm: iotltcinl Dem.) says that Derby 1
ill now 25» ahead and the Troy Time- (om-
cinl lit-p. ) claim it for Derby by about“
assembly to elm
yotufiy.
lf the Rev
5.: Jersey lkmnrrnr- floppy.
’l‘nxsros. Xov 5.«The election in Sew
Jena-y, by which the Democrats secure:
the senate and $1
majority of 31
on joint ballot—is claimed by the vic-
torious party its an emphatic indoraement
of the conduct of the atnte government
The Republicans
did not carry one of the ileum counties in
which uenutuni were elected. and of the
sixty meinblymeu nominated they elected
but nineteen, This is n hm to the Repair
henna of three senators und one mmblyv
Seven reunion will ubo he voted for
next year. end with thou elected on Turn
day. together with those who hold over,
will vote for n United states moutor to
sum-ed Rufus lllmlgett. Of these neven
who will come up (at election the Demo
crate [to very certain of scarring three,
lhun retaining control or the scuttle.
The only change: to be made in the re-
port of the New Jersey moxhlymen elect
ed are that lfcnry R. Lowe. Ron, and A.
llnrry White. Dem. were elected in Bur-
lington; Wilbur ll. Barter, Rep, was
elected in Cumberland; Willi-m ll. Kim,
Rep, in llunurdnn. and Franklin llol~
land. lien. In Pursuit: county.
Thalia:
The Globe. Dom. toy: that Governor
Wlmwdl tool that hindetruntnn
hm not momma-evil. Minna
than. The CW m or Manchu;
gummy In the
next. election. Bythulnrtlon of Place, low
New York rum haul! in the slalom
Ila. of new ttuit m to be counted upon
I. Democratic in the light for president.
Th- Journnl. Rep, an: The defeat in
thin-ate mine from the fact that Ill-tr
platform wu week on the temper-nee
and reboot questions. and to treachery of
Custom Imprint. Grover CleVllllttl but
not mellowed the Tummmy tlaer In New
York for nothing. Tammany has won.
“We I'lornltty About "a“.
pm
“m u- 1- will». :“nlli' “iguan-
MII on I;
.3.“ alum mm m me»
other form counties show A pier-lit:
at m tor cm for “diver about and
“for Home“. nap. for rum than
Mm Demo
thcuodldltnforwd upon mum
,
Madame} i
. ma claim '_
IR whole mn- tinted.
" "election of
mate
i, not]. The Repulrllcwr have.
or flu the boom The De
river tho ‘
hnmdnllmrtlul mic and
' that crowd bf-rnthnrinme Dammit.
Brown'- l'lnvnllry 30.00%
Republicans,
POLITICAL BREVITIES.
the Republlclus mode benvy stint.
be from 3.000 to 5.5».
, People's.
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Ill-my Ills-hunter...
Corbett Wnntn 010,000 or Soon.
mun: be new) or no go,"
Lord "lulu \Vell I‘ll-Ina].
town on the f'iry of New Y rt.
other picked team of plnyem
Ire-II wl Tony llart.
the Worcester Lunatic mylum.
pnrtner of l-Zdwnnl IIurriguu.
women with grout humor.
much of their mm to hi3 ability.
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Sir-min; l'p at Illrrlnbnrg.
unstained.
moo
”kl
probably come to on end.
A Slug. Robber Ethel.
an, were overtaken.
hilt dead or olive '
no lt-Iuv flu nu Amulet- can“
eta! Invitation.
t'ny um for Hard-v.
Kelly. charged with Mo; on «com
the Duke no [lump-loot.
not
‘ «kebab-ruler»
locked to nail with n that“.
utters-numeral!»
and then In:
why-numb» m.
rtteoumrc Mtvrflflt ‘_
more rim -
Moor-tn. $3; Repnb loam. 3t; lud-
, . mm
mount-Ind
0 regular old (unburned ., jubilee Int night
‘ norm of Bola. Fir“ worn
Dam
Mother». Governor holy-'0»
manual through ‘ the ninth by.
BALTIIORH. Nov. 5.-—l"rank Brown. for
governor, carried the state by something
mm.” plurality. The legivlntnnwlll'
mood on joint bullet no Democrnu, It
apparition. The senate will have only four
who are bolder-er unntorl.
In the house of delegates there are raven
Republicans and three funionistt Chief
Judgofirlacoe. Dem, curried his judldnl
drool In uoutberu Marylind by over W,
while in the western Nuylnnd clreutt. Mr.
Stoke. the Republican candid“. for also
«lute judge. hr elected by dverMmajc-rlty.
Returns to Colorado are coming in un‘
ritually ulnvr. Judge Helm, Rep, will
probably be elected chief justice by over
5.1m Dispatcher from about sixty-live of
the 106 counties of Kenna show that. the
Poople‘v party was successful in not morn
than six. All over the state there are
deem of the People'r vote, while
Report: from the congressional election
in hath Dakota Indicate the certain elec-
tion of Jolly, Rep, to congress by n good
vote. The. vote for Smith, lull. is away
below what had been claimed mid conced-
ed for him. Jolly'v plurality will probably
The returns from Nebrmkn stnte Ire
lull very meagre, but careful estimates
the Poet, Republiurn candidate for six-
mo judge, «from. jurity over Edgerton.
Row I-rk Inna [toga-r Connor nod
WtLtnELl'lttA. Nov. 5—way: Connor
and Danny lucbarclrnn, who have played
“and second has-e respectively for the
New York lemon term for many years,
M night signed perwnnlly guaranteed
mutt-ctr with the Athletics for three
yum lloy, tho llmlc outfielder. has also
but “good by the local awwintioo tutu.
Prmnuno, Nov. li—inm Corbett, who
owner-with nthenirtcal company at the
Bijou theater this week, norm-st the fol-
lowing tolegrnm from the California Atb
lotto club: “Will give 6.570 for a fight be
tween you and Muller. the Irish chum-
pion." Corbett unvwered m! follows: ”It
Lmo‘tiox. Nov. 5. mlnml blunt“ and bi:
team of cricketers have :tfl'll't‘ll or Queen-v-
lle ex-
prmes hlm‘elf as highly growled with his
American tormenting}. ilul lu- will re
visit the United Siam in mm mth an-
Wom‘tzsrut. Mum. Nov. 5 «Tony "art.
the well known comedian. died Nov. -t in
Tony
llnrt wan for many year» the welcome and
Subtle
quentlyz he was removwl to the Worcester
Lunatic: asylum suffering with parcels.
lie was A short. snout, jolly faced Irish-
man, who persouuted negro and Irish
lle sung well
and danced znrefnlly. nnd “Squutter
Sovereignty." "MrSorley's inflation" and
nevernl other of the llarr‘iuun plop owed
lllmtsut'uo. Nov. ."t — So bitumen was
done by the ammo hm night owing to the
absence of a quorum. Today the defense
in warming up the evidence in the run of
the rule against. 'l‘mwum Boyer. and
will ernlenvov to (‘ulll‘lflt‘l‘ the mute that
the charges of the gnvvrriur have not been
Attorney til-:wrul Menu-l will
follow in no argument to prove the teeth
stiller an address to the governor
for the removal of the note Irvin-
nrnr. Jest week the extra region will
Stir r‘uivrwo, Kev. u—«wmum llow-
Ird, Jock Rice nod Abe Jonah, tho thm
tum robber» who escaped from the elli-
How-rd won that
Ind killed on his «loyal to surrender.
Rice was lulled uncllm mode at full con-
fmlothowlng they robin-d it; stucco.
Jonumprd. but the unicorn will take
low navigated the Danube from the
Pomtto sunblock-en. Mr. Illu-
lo an American, end won I we
note Ind intimate (rind of the km".
with whom he touched yonterduy by up.-
, Bronx. Nov. h-Jl'he him he swept.
§un gift the cum to which Poultm
I’mvnun. Mun. Nov. It wear. the all
erratum! mnnlererof Wham. and George
pilot.
were Arraigned in the dlntrlct mu.
Jodie Tucker dlulrnrmd Kelly Ilttl hold
any to await the action of the grand jury.
Vinita, Nov. ltw'l'he Duke of Orlan-
wunvrvvd with a writ to newborn
canola cm I- Am
wife. the nil-brutal
nm In tlnn. Hello. to which
Wt.
not him Kev...
1m. WM
khflfundlufut Inn to.“ With I
W blunt. Ito
. Wit uni win-t. at;
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romance 00M”!!!-
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n.
Mllooutetnudlnx c ‘
It. KN. A. B- F
s‘fo‘ re
.13de mm receives“ ’
all sizes, regular 26c gmdo~l9c.-
With our reputation already,
of not only meeting our compet-
ito'rs, ' but goingthem one bettér’,
and always leading the way for
them to follow as far 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 pieces, and give you the
benefit of some of the best of-
fers we have ever made.
w“
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.
_____...____
10 dozen all linen towels, knot-
ted fringe, valued at 35c. for
23c each. 25 dozen assorted
styles and prices. ranging from
We to 25c each. choice for 15c.
I bale of yard wide unbleach-
ed cotton. Better than Conti—
nental. 55c per yard.
———400—
Best make of ‘M bleached , .
_ her-p peace and lmrmonv in
sheeting. valued at 2034'. for 22lo- '
per yard. Big drive in fancy
Turkish towels, choice of the
lot 10c each.
the family by coming to us. for
during this sale We shall give to
every purchaser of $1 or more,
25 pieces 40 inch flannel suit-
ing. just the thing for shop
wear, gives just us gmd satis-
faction {is any Soc goods, to
keep our friends a guessing. 15(-
per yard. in pairs of blankets.
We offer you these uta price
which is practically giving you
gold dollars for 750.
is mic per pair.
their choice from our stock of
1.5mrlilferent Selections in vocal
and instrumental music.
m—ow
Just the thing. all brass ban-
. quot lamp, price $2.08.
The price,
lOdozen ladies‘ wool stockings. GO"?! hanging lamps for 32'4“
They are a job lot Consisting,
of full colors—no blacks—worthl
30c per pair. closing out at 151:;
per pmr.
,.,,_‘>,--~.
Dinner plates 56 each. Slop
fliowl and pitchers We. etc.. etc.
Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET. 4.1
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
M. s. SMITH’S
[89].
Grand Surprise to the Trade!
Exouisiu Goods Sold for a Song.
Hundreds of flollars lost at a Sale!
Gents’ Department
. ‘ wiw" " I“ -‘
Ties, Collars and boils, Lauimlrlcd, Un-
laundried and Fluimcl Shirts, I’losicry‘aud
Underwear.
ladies’ & children’s flenanmem.
()l‘ Muslin Underwear. Garments of
every kind and in every imaginable style.
K I D GLOVES
To be closed out. in fact every do-
purtment contributes to the advancement of
w this. sale. llllpu’t fail to ‘ attend our special
sale of Satdiday afternoon tried evening.
INSURANCE humping,
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755%? won-nu..." “WW
CUTGZN‘LIJPEINB. 00 B. 8. L'-
ommedteu, m. “'an until. mend.
HE'I'BOPDLI'I‘AN bl lX CO Hut our.
111.0% mingling M n '3‘
NORWALKH in co. . ‘
‘ RI! ti. 8 13th
moms LIFE 138.00.11.43.” Wugm
mmmwrtn t
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repatriated . 9““ gr
WHELD.WM.A.IS , g ' '
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murmur « '
HARVEY.C.H. mm
dealer-i mm
Ilmllnrllnn.
AWEON’. A. rum
3%“ flash. 011qu
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route-um. hominid:
t’.‘.lLATJU D‘SClnh .
piglet-hr. Taiwan ’ It“
04th:. WILLIAM H. ’ ,
fl ’ 131110va ‘
AYES. PERI). 131%an $8.311!!!”
0! l kinds. flomorend n
UMBUBNE W]. I“ W .
bridge. 8. NI}, Wlnwmw
LOCKWOOD. l. Wuhlllm 8t. “
one meats. duh. craters. churn. v p "'
RAYMOND. amount. 13 in. Main it. up.
prime meats. poultry, etc. “also” '
each prion. p . .
Sbfl'l'll'ls \VASHINGTONMARKET w
lngtonatS.N.mnutn, poultrytorfmg" fig
\VEBBER.J.P. )2 Main at. N. M
poultry. tlnh, vent-libs, etc. ,"
LUMBER DEALERS I ma
HANDALL'S MILL. LN. lumber and
rough or Worked reorder.
MASON’S AND nonmnl. ‘ ”
SEYMOI'R. HENRY l2! Welt I 3. .‘ ‘ I
lode of stone martin 00an "if! ‘
SMITH. WILLIAM B. 5W0“ B. ‘ »
hing promptly attended to. at, N, Job-
MABBLB AND Gm‘ ‘ ' ,‘
nuns. p. w. Water at, x. munnflctur' 6:
line “one and marble null ,
stun: work of ill kinda. ml. ML.
MEN'S oumnns. E
CUMp‘TOCK BROS. Masonic build Kg ll So.
Mum St. 5.2:. Gentleman'v Ill-nil.
FRANCIS & (IO. 81} “'Ishl 8.
burs. gentlemen’e mmhhinunmgpdl Mn II!
MERCHANT Tamils. : ,
(it'smvsm E. :11 Wall n N. A perfect 2
gunrnnlcerl: the latent ety ennlwnnou m.
Km'm'u. F. 1: .\'o. Main st. 8. N.
oring a specialty. Repairing. etc. "I” “II-
Mlum.
COLLINS. ll. ll. 12 Main 8. N.
material used if desired.“ W“
FITCH. ACNES Mi “Will V.
“cm Stolen out? Dyeing 5" ‘ mt:
MUSIC rucnm
omsox. ALEX s. r. Menu: rt. It. Plano.
organ and harmony.
ovsrnn humans urn Dim
HOYT. “I H. & SON. 13le". 8. X.
of Raymond.) l’lnnters.exporlernlndw
_ sale dealers in native oystero.
ill-ZED a: uorsrmx. or Wnter mun. er...
tern and shipper: of Sorwulk Gratin. ,
VAN NAME. J. L. G: CO. P. 0.hox”8.X.
PATTERNS nun norms. ‘
NORW ALK PATTERN WORKS
thnrpe, prop- Riverside uv Slim“ ‘
ll.
con
Inn 3 :peeinlt '. ' at ,
nir. Ill-femmlrvsyllo in?" or _
new “new “W a “
L' _, gram; ll I'S' ;
I'Lhmllh. «studio; (its: llbnruh. (item
and many others.
I’Am
BRAINARD. F. C. 'lW-ter ‘3.
Point, gold and rilver 3&3:an
OSTERBASK GEO. H. 7 Water
banger
‘
‘ , H. Home
and sign painter. paper
Phantom . "
NORTH. 6.5. 79 Washington St. 3.1:. On. '
g .
quality only, and that the bee .
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. W. (‘.. office 45 and 4" Washington
5. N. HOLII'E 9 to l0. 1 to 3:7 to'b. ‘.
PIANO 11352]! t norm
HENDFIl-Z. C. F. canull an I Knl tBtAN.
dealer in pianos. organ. sheet Erratum?
PLATIXIl-GOLD. srnvnnAsn main,
SUI'TH SORWAIJI PLATING C0. OW
st. .\ll klnilaof elevtroplntl done. .
nix-l refinishing of all kindnni‘if mctnloxoodn.
It EAL ESTATE ABM
l..\ \"l‘( >.\‘. JANIB .\I. Wit-bin on unnext PM
>..\'. Property taunt-mome‘lmvnumnndv
WIHIDWARD. III. A.No.)lnln 3.11m
41%th and bulldlnx Iota for ”1:58 a
,, urxrwrutm
ll'XIthI. i'. l". 9 Railroad l’lnce 3 Huh
m ull hours. Sun-Hy um ell-shaf- {varyin-
.~pet-t. A few table bourdcrn to en. .
k
xnvvxs pm n' RESTAURA. . us.
my ll"; lu‘ ‘t. price: the lowest. Ounull
SCHOOLS. ‘
tumo' .JIISS lNSTITk’TKN. l’ .
l Iitflllllflallllllfly m-hml. Full ten‘r’tuw- i
Mus. :umrrs M11001. 1 “
llt!llt‘~.lllll\lllt', .\'. Full?! “gangr- .
RHOBTHAND AND 1"“me
inu'nmu BLOCK. 5. u. e. 7. mo. Prll.
Day and evening tensions. Send form.
STEAM ENGINES AND m
NORWALK IRON “"7sz 003?”?
Railroad on... '9'
\"nter at, h‘. N. near
STRAIN!!!" mom All”
LAYTI‘).\'.JAL'OB M. “'uhln‘tonfi'fl’.
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STONE ltlAl-llls.
nitrous. roux Inn'w hl ’
brh k. lithe, term-fit. lull; 1)me M “
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All."lfl)t'fflll‘itlulttl:w.&l ‘ ‘~ ,
moves. unsure arm mum
KRTI‘HI'M. L \NllON 9 llnvtl
limo stored null wmrheotlrn. %%£
POWELL, J. W. a! Wuhlnflafi‘.‘ I.
TRUCK!“ r . 'a
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null heavy trucklng Prrlnptlmluflx. .
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return. ueo. u: N . 0e-
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flyiflm’ll. or celebrated helm,“
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of «her prevent».
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