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Cleve! Boles.
Minimal
Ta .1 Organising Blaine and Holla-
loy flaky-What Don I. Ilium-non
hayl at tho Ion-t mention. ‘
'l‘ttl- . .Nov.1.—-Ontboloocottlnro
lot to want nuy raturni' nu.
WillinnnBrondhurnt mnbedhia thumb
Wednarday, while engaged in laying
mine for William R. Lockwood, in Five
Mile River.
inrtllgrothcrvnnainaol iny blond enn-
‘Wimorsmoord. m
rhodtbhdenmthenepubhandde
otfilonoineJoIda New Haven I‘m
Fulton’s Anti-n Approval. '
moJAIKlIO, Vi! GALVMOI’. NM. 7.2-
mnum.’ thnthedidnot . 2 " mum
wrath-Horns to rznuln in union mitatlwrwoutruck "’ a” mum imfigmldznzlflam’: 6‘ rum" to
mothnnmdnynutwerk. 'l'ho dir' byapieooottimbor,'l'hurldny, whiloat lie-no lthu barn oalcnhtodtbat lolly mdlmg
putoovertholltnte once. having been '0'“ 0" WW 9‘ ,“mmml’ ”9" 0.0m Republics-u neglected tho polio. my onerou-
("rind into the will”, fly, 3M ““5508de Ill"! Injured. thdi tothin the Democratic plurality provedbaro.“
thoughtthattheonlythiugtodowu a, Smith 0. Kaela guessed the exact Intho '50” atatoluaid ”hi“ “I” doubt oxiotatbat
mu» mm at or om no weight or a haw-2m m or cake. on m W "W“ "h h“: m" '3; .m, n, W“
didnotlooktora cm decision More poundmta fair in Stanton! Tue-day “ imitnmhw‘g dam ' or overthrowing
“WM“ When and there- evening. ltiurnid that homo do better A ll; “nu" ”.1. h”. dugozrunrent,
MW"! Home to ldjotlm to Minslbewflxhl 0‘ 3 cake “'3” '10 ChdtmnnKnumll-hcltcpnhlimm _::n '0‘] Inch
3'
4m thefirltwookinlnutnry. an at playing dominion. Mr. Keelor
count: the, Iaya that next yenr will wit-
ncoa I struggle oi enormous pruportionoin
New array. Then a governor, [lulled
Stator narrator, momma and the innin-
Iatuio willboat stake in addition to the
mid
Mr.Judnondenied tbalthere wasnn
pnrtynuovernent lookingto unadjourn-
montainodio. Undoubtedly therewero
mymonuhenmndnotullltepublicaua,
invites his friends to nample the cake.
Frank H. Gleason, 8801! six years, of
New Canaan, died in the Polytechnic
llwpital, Now York, Thumlay. The re-
mcnron room; "3"“ b0 "'3'
cient to fruttrate
the schemes of the conspiratora While
martial law is in {area in Rio everything
either, who favored a final aljoumnwnt. mains were brought to this place yesterv My wmwfz; m1: ’3' “I. lull in nu spiel heron itt’waa below tho trouble.
That was thecaae last March. But the day and the funeral was held {mm the I“ I d‘ r ' ”mum ex-
llllml l! 1' “VII! ”Emil“! "3N1 planting the cause at tbeclmnceln govern-
ment and the dimlntion of congress, in.
charges that the actions at congres- warn
due to ponounl animosity to him.
ills administration. ho rays, baa been
constantly embarrassed, and many oi it.
functions have been nusponded by there»
tionary prolon- oi tho opposition.
Encarta the republic haw ralnd tho,
rutoration be charmer, in the mining
country upvcially Ior the purport: oi Itin-
rlng up the populloc into openly attempt.-
lng the deotruction of republican institnh
“WI 2 .
lie alleges that there has boon n wido
Iprvnd conspiracy by which minty ol the
adherents of the old imperial regime have
been permitted to return to the annuity.
controlling motive with many oi thorn
Waddle toicollect them which the
State own them and which they cannot
drnw except at final adjournment. Bot.
ter counsel will prevail, however, in Mr.
Judaon'o opinion. lie consider» that final
adjournment now would be bad policy
lid 3 mill]. mistake, and will oppoae it
My. Some other Republican
member: who have been seen agree with
Ir. Jud-on on this point.
Ir. Judron also thought that it would
hangood ideator the Senate to originate
and In! a roaolntion requesting the
bum Court. in the event that it
Ibuld decline to take inf-diction in the
«pour-auto cater, to at least express an
qinion on the matter, which would
guide the Legislation. lie timght such
a resolution should originate with the
Senate, attic Democrats had taken the
militate of Charles Hoyt, on Prospect
nventne, this morning. Inlorment in
spring vao cemetery.
Peter Bidding and John Boloheop, of
Norman, have been arrested for assault;
lug two peddle: . ii. “mound 8.
Minimum! Stamford, Thursday alter—
noon. The peddle“ entered the house of
Bolsheop {or the purpose of selling goods,
and while warming tiu-nmlves at the
fire. the store was hawker] over. Bel-
sheop demanded all?» (or oizuuageu and be
more they twinned to settle he and Bloo—
ing unnneroitully heat timn.
Bows-yin».
Charles Ferris has graduated from the
the mt oilico and in working in Stam-
lord.
Min Grime sinner ontortnilml .1 num-
ber of her friends hot owning by giving
2 Don I. nirklruow’a View; ‘
Wm mom. 30:. 1—0:» oi the most
enthul innit men over the molt: oi Tou-
day’ri iectiona in ex-I’oatmnnter Goo-val
Don I Dickinson, who in have an busi-
dero. 2W)! mum,” he said, "every one a»
ratio“ with Mr. Cleveland's adminiotnv
tiou moat. rejoice over the mull in Now
York,2Maaucburettr and ion McKin-
loy’ul ion in not much of a victory lor
the in publicom. With the national party
orpni lion straining every norvo in his
belt-ll he should have been clotted by a
any it rich larger mjority.
"I-‘rt a party point of view hiuledtlon
will pi e a benefit to the Mounts, in.
mud n it will compel the Republicans
to stand up to light in defense 0! the Me-
Kiniey‘ law. That in, at mm, whot Iva
Demoi to want. Itldnk the Democracy
to run} of "ICC!“ in W) onthc lurid-lune.
The lurid will be the lune upon which tho
compo will he (ought. I do not think
that ti silver (1th will Genre in the
'MP‘ W"
Du Cont- Blot Alarmed {or Bill“.
Wanmsurox. Sov. 1.-—8onor DaCoata,
oacrotary at tho Brazilian taxation horn,
lelt Washington today {or New York,
whence he will sail tor Brazil. 2 Senor Da
Costa darn not rugunl the situation in
Brazil on very acriovni. Tho pnaident, ho
rays, in not an ambitious man and thaw
MW in coins to the calm- ’ cm’ pm" Mr. plain-on thought the man a lore no action in utablirhing martial law
__.«..._.__m..—. -a A big fire in the woods west oi Chair» 'l'uudl y'nvoto nailed-inn- look pnrtiau— gut-hr; {Lille ballot timizvu as:
",3 ' pond . ' - man lnrly l girl (or Mr. Clminnd tornato malty. 'oota
Pm flint)". m to tfufimlah’ntnifmvfifdsgmu; "1 d1 not. thumb: addad, "that thorn quiet will b. tutored at noon II a now
. hang in albumin-till” commit-elected.
Mulgmmdmlrflm m5”. WI
Ii 8 i 3 II I! St on! - Colornel I). C. Homton, chief engineer CH'“ ‘5 NET 50 COL-9 NOW.
vidfinglhnaiyflliyfllotou liill.‘ ' ‘3' 3' 3' h“ Mi“ “‘1 W “M" «n Thornton! Manchu-lt- “- 3...... - «mm- .. c....., .. n.-
eated in the proposition to have harbor
linen fitnbliilbed in Pivo- llilo River by
tho rummtary oi war, to Inwt at the store
of (L'l'lurnu-zi. Thurslny, November 12,
at 10:30 01100le .-\ blur.- print map of
the harbor can be m at tho storo pro-
viourl to that tirne,nn which is shown the
mggested harbor line.
TUBATIIIYAI. ATTRACTIONS
lulu. .‘Ilnlator Egan.
Snxruoo on Cam, Nor, {-«Wild stories
have born in circulation here (or several
day!» to the efl'ocl. lhnth conspiracy luui
been formed among tin- minimum in the
American lenntlml {or tin: :Ls.~lnn\lli.ttltlll ol
Colonel Canto, who no successfully led the
Congmosiouallru durinx the "tent innnn
rection. As it run-nit of those report- a
Inna: meeting 0! citizens wan held in the
plaza to tieuounce the conspiracy and to
take whntover nation was deemed uncen-
nary.
Minion l-Lgnn nullllml the joints that
threat-s of an attack upon the inflation
had been made with tho avowed purport»
of moving the refugees. in very llrrn
toner .Vir. Egan anuounmd that the junta
would be held strictly rrnpounihlo lor any
damage whirh might he done to the legal—
tion or any imrnn that might belnll any of
ill inmutcn. Tim junta promptly dia-
patcbed a troop oi cavalry to the United
States legntiuu for its protection. At the
plaza tutoring many incendiary speeches
were undo, and the United sum leg»
lion and it! troop oi I0 called oonopiratora
wen merely denounced. J not baton the
clone of tho mot-ting. government olllcialo
distributed a circular moon; the crowd
which announced that. tho mmplrucy
atoriu were devoid at all inundation.
This had a mixing affect upon the an
cited citizen-i, and they tllvlpemd,
Then in a decidedly more trirmlly loci»
in; have between the Amvrlcano and
Chlth Tho lntondrnle oi Valparaiso
haaaddrvurcl an olilelal communication
Can , 0., Nov. 7,—3laior McKinley toOaptain rlcbley, of tho llaltimnre, no
waa tot a magnificent motion by qunting that the wound"! sailor- be por-
cttiunl oi contort: Ohio in this city lut mittedtn appear lmlorv Judge hotter and
night. Governor-loot Hamill-y rovlowed give their te-zimuny. .\ (ruling at u-
the nu pond. and oltnwnrd adv tnmneurdiality now new» to enlnt be-
(ironed an audience at amp-ooh. ll. tween tim l'hllimi nuthorltieu and the
Ialdtlu mull in Ohio would dlvnourap United State: nzwnl officer». and than or.
to of protection and would lrequrnt interchuugm of courtealra.
ho mention oltbo next llama- ” W "W
m pl‘uom "ht“. to “I. A WA“ GOVERNOR GONE.
, I hilt it nbiencad the “popularity WW"
coinage. It won a mull which
"Republication decided advatr
the linttlool I”. He
will b1} cart {or Mr. Clnvcland it he in the
uomim‘re. Mr. Cleveland can carry the
atate. ‘ [Io can carry Wisconsin also.”
"CIIIQIIIII Ind Bolwn."
Torllltli, Kain, Nov. 7.—~li'or the put two
monthlv (.‘levrland'n hold upon the Kan-an
Demon has been dipping away, but
it in New York b cranlltad largely
try into the campaign, and it tho
mmltion to elect domain was held to
day no other nuns would ho mentioned.
”Olevdlaud nnd Bolas” in the ideal ticket
of tboi Know Democrats. Republicans
an on rioyed at the great victory achieved
over tli xnatoat enemy, the new Peo-
ple's pi y. Blaine bu alwaya boon the
choice‘ Republican», but the re.
cent cit ions have stimulated the null-
iuent rind nearly every Republican is lot
- inn
Edward Whitworth and bride, .who
have been copying the sunny climate oi
Wuhington, I). 0., are expected home
thin evening. They will board at the
Norwnlk Hotel until they can turniuh
room. in 8. B. Wihon'a midenw, 92
Wall Itreet.
In. llinnie Farrell, of Sixth street. it
entertaining ”in. John Flynn. oi .‘ioutb
Inuit-Birmingham Trancript.
, ‘UhEItIBeldumllutavenue, loin
New York city. where I'll? will Ipend the
winter.
Min Amy Webster, oi Sew York city,
will he the guest of Miss Mnnnie Maples.
d Nopbotrnot, next week.
li- Emily lock, of Forwood. Eng-
lion, in viltinx In. Samuel "opium,
Oalanenvvnne, Eliot Ilorwalk.
P. J. Dugnu Mt town yentenlny tor
mat, tonitend the Augmtn ax-
petition.
A. B. Boone“ and John Camp wait. to
llewjlnven today to witnen the Yale»
Wesleyan loot ball game.
Coal-g lintntnlwnnowta at Intmll to
local flavour».
"Tine latest Fad" company, which
owl-(Mule ilnll thiovming, jumps
horn hero to Baltimore, Mil... where they
open a week's enmmmt Son-ember 9,
{allowed by Philadelphia. Pittsburgh,
llotmitnrul all oi the metropolitan cities.
The Duly: have mired in implete suc-
cmtthis memo. and have a winner in
"The latest I'nd." See the performanrn
hero tonight.
"The Two Sisters" in an American
play, and that in why the American pub»
lir likeuit. Human nature in splay.
like clarity in tho moral world, cover» a
multitude at aim. In homely umtiuwnt
and in fidelity to minmon everythiy lilo,
it is «goal to "The Old “ml." and,
like that pie-on, wins the hurt: oi
mlienceo. ‘
The Nevin (ilenwr, oi l-‘ranklord, I’a.,
ways: ”The old tidying that n circus and n
ulnatrel uhow are alwayil alike. was
completely tuna hat Saturday evening,
nt the anklord opera house. by Arling-
ton'a nnirwtreh. The find port has it»
vonpand new john. 'l'ben COM the
olco oi . loop. dances.
arm and other specialties, all render-
ed "ti-tinny. The programme was env
liar “nun- nun Hail-icy."
Loot ight a quiet muting was hold by
a lewli in: llapublioana oi the auto to
start a lmovornont (or Blaine and McKin-
icy tor ism The main; wu attend-div
pronto t Republicans, who are desiroua
oi (arm n; Blaine and McKinley cluba all
over tl auto and preparing to tend a
mild ll mm to the next convention
(or that lenders. it in claimed that in the
event a Mr. lilaine's death n tnan his poor
aaa Miler would once-ad to tho prai-
dencyn that such I ticket would win
Isainat all combinations.
- 'iltow'alinctnllvontot than-noon.
lrandlrnil. W. Rooter,“ North
fluoridated theiiiteontbonniver—
nyot thoir running. on Wednaday
«cling. The Ridgcfiold hear any»
thrown-loom welloocupy aprotnio-
o'ntplnor intholliatovyot Wiltou'ooo-
claim lu.J.B.Newkirk.otNor~
waIkJavoredtbea-ennbly withauon;
which VIN]! W. 3130'
Moo-uttheMwer-llllgmtaprmt.
2A. Ovation to lefilnioy.
E
Ito-lb oi the lion. J. (if-gory built,“
Vern-at.
Sr, Aunt, Vt. Nov. 7.--ii'.xttionrnor
J. limory nimlth died but might aileron
“in"; oi ”11"“me at»:
m u 7 my , .
idiot!!! WWW
villi:l tb'l rim: ml railroad. or
which in vol molt tram tr Hm
roam-lam trout than out“ Hard-son
mm uncut tltl immuniti-
Xtirtborn Parilierntlrootlnnd trumps-i-
dont iron: in to 1m
Wong: 1......" “-22:
. ., dayaol t. m true to t
m a. ‘amudmfl‘m-J: but intern“ at Iteration. lie was the
W1 ”WW moltthr-ontbminlmwd
' ‘ oi lfltaudwanckatrmuollhomdolo
gatin- to tho national limp.
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pluralism SuwalkOpern
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In a mutation with lion-gar Adan-
ottke liorwalkOperafimnerlamom-
inghenaldbcwnntodmrypmonwlm
limit-dinni- line now. elegant»
tomandhovoagmd bngbttoattond
the blob-01m. mpany’a perfumes
mtflatundaynight. lt unnuoellont
mmotAlartivtadhvctliomalim
clawai’orkcltytbo-tre.
AMI-ow.
Altmanobbnwboditdh Bridge-
ponywtwday w. wall-Min Ito-
ropunnup'ut W. litigate
W1: mmammnwnn-W
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Matthieu-try. Whllolliw
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2 .
2 What lay-Ila Ion. .
Amt m, Kan, it . 1»?an in.
Monti «napalm
You. lotto MTSIMM
mo 2.2.22.th
my “trawl-rt in in. city
autonomic! ty «out to
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and and '
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int the city already alive with men, women
,. Aolhcdny wore on there wore neverni
bold lrlrnd. lie Ito-l in few onion, int hit
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NORWALK rm}: ms. co. s:
‘ bulimia imxoonmandlnu
Fluvin Defeats Redmond l'or
Powell’s Vacant Place.“
aim” .nrmrpmi ~
W, "N {l I;
. Me If»
nun; Poland on in trump-ra-
tin aunt—William ("trim Sondra
an Ovation trawl tlio Women of cork.
Cour. Nov. 7.—-'l'iio election which won
held today to choose a uncouuor in parlia-
mt to tho into Charles Stewart Porno".
who represented Cork till. W oil
quioly. The voter are being oountod to
day and it is believed that tho McCarthy-
ito candidate, Mr. Martin Florin, a button
merchant: oi this city. bra bran eluted.
Nr.'.lohn I. Redmond, who latched on
member of whatnot for Win Warlord
in outer to mutant Cork city or the candi~
date 0! the Formula-,2 admit» his defeat
and nttrihutoo it to clerical intimidation.
, Fri-no at tho l'olla.
When-stile and mm it Iouml the ntreelr
AND , ‘
KITCHEN WARE,
To Be Sold Before January Ist.
In other words, the closing
out of the entire stock of the
South Norwalk Boston Store, at
83 WashingtOn Street.
DON’T m-‘i-r E:fi:“"“
Think over the many articles
you will need beforeSpring; we have
them all, and What is more, they all
are marked to be sold, which means
we shall have to sacrifice no little
amount in order to get rid of them.
Swale commends Saiiiday, Nomi.
Store opens for business at '8 a,
111. 010393 at 6 p. m. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays. Mondays
and Wednesdays closes at 8 o’clock.
Saturdays closes at 10:30 o’clock.
BostOn Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
M. S. SMITH’S
[89L
Grand Surprise to the Trade!
Exuuisiie Goods Sold for a Song.
Hundreds of Dollars lost at a‘ Sale!
Gents’ Department
| “This,
and children who had determined to lo:
II much on powuibie at the great battle at
the polls, which many believed was to do
this whether the Parnellitos were to ro
main a power in Irish politics or whether
theMcCartbyim were to bring nhéut a
union of the irish parliamentary form he-
lm tho general election.
Contrary to “enrol expectation, the
polling opened quietly. Many priests were
“allotted about the bootlni. mingling with
lbw voter- and giving them tlnnl instruc-
tions or Itlmnuitions or making appuln
before they entered the polling booths.
TIM rival member» 0' parliament of both
parties» timed all over the city. ilotir
riders were condor-n: of victory. in order
tonvert pomible vlimnler the polls were
strongly guardml by sqnmls ol pollen, who
ad come prepared for any emergency.
Illitnry tinder Arm».
In addition to the pneuntionv tnkwn by
tho police authorities the: garrison oi (York
Iltd tho'ln of the mljlml fortification-
wevw confined to barrack- under omit
exciting-adult: nonhwetit Cork 0m
twenty priest: were stationed nbout. the
polling booth in that. section, I’Itmh com
c:- a third at the constituency. The
iority oi the Yotei'l thorn were Mc-
Carthyitnn Thoclu’el oi polici- culled out
I dctnohrnont ut infantry, which our-
roundul the polling: booth and drove back
tho disorderly Plnviniteo
lion-go fur O'Ilrlul.
At the clone of the polling Florin was
generally credited with n umjorityol Lilli),
but there were l’arucllllea who bellowed
til-t tho count would allow that their con-
didnte had curriml the r-leczinn by a mo
jority oi about too.
It WM noticmiiiir tint in ilmny nitrrm-
tlunn between the [urn-2dr nod tho l'ururllA
lies the women. in mum cuwu, win! with
the prison William (film-n mwivnl nu
ovation irmn the women, wimprwented
blot with flowers. um] awn divested them
swim at their nimwln {or him to walk
upon. The «mom; oi the lush llumr
Huh: league in» writion a loller to liar
pm stating that tlw lrtl‘fllt‘ is untli’ur
nellite in its nymputbae‘.
DIRECTOR FRENCH GETS BAiL.
(lo-out ltwtlnr sold In “an See-Nd
Honda-tan John Morn-n.
lkmox. Nun im-D‘lm’lial‘ Julian ii.
French, of the allogmnilril Mavnrlr‘» Na
tionll bunk, l'l u {rm nut". "in bail wztl
reduced (min 175.2!» to Mimi, and John
Stetaon, the theatrical "manger. was are
uptodaa bondsmun. United Staten llm
trlct Attornoy Miran intimated in court
that. he thought Fir-rich and Potter in-
lauded to leave the city.
But. when it heroine apparent that Col
anal French would have to go to jail Gen-
onl Butler hastened to the reticue of hit
rollcllatlon, raised thi- moonlit nltbe ro-
qulred bond in cosh or good nutrition and
put it upon an invlrmmty loud to protect
John titeuou. who was indu-rorl in put hit
home upon the bond.
Comptroller olthe Currrncy may any;
”The tooling among tin,- llostun clearing
honor mun-litter in that the attain at that
”shriek hank «ruin a very much brtm
ooudltlon than in urnorully ruminant. 0m
oi lioaton'a lending ilnunclen told me to
tiny thut ho thought the lndtvhtodnooa oi
the bank would hominid-id ll- par."
Ono limp-rattan [new "to Plant.
l’nouxmm. Mn, Nov. l'.-'l‘lio Bank 0|
Mmkuloilrrt. Tim knelt m m.
N)- thrllabilitlu 01mm). Then it great
indignation among tilt downturn. 0m
m went in tin Wound, drawing.
pistol. imrndwl trlr noisy. Ht didn't
how-awn 2 ' i ’
S” ,m”
2 i i ‘t r i 2
.2 gigglilli'szliul (hills, Lunmlrlod, Un-
lmmd‘ned and Flannel Shirts, llosimy :llltl
Underwear.
Ladiis’ t’lhildren’s flenarimem.
Ol' 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 mlvaiioeinent oi
this sale. Don’t fail to attend our special
salool‘ Batting» afternoon'tfind (ironing.
msuminoz spinning,
,, Alflimlr Ila-quot to kart-r.
y ‘ Lain. tuConolW‘lnlw
ltintahn in slum] elm” muting
thohlnqnotto tondrtvdby lko Inlay
“Molokai boson. to Wilma tanner.
load-rot tin bouillon (Milton. All
pro-limit Punch-(Jonathan “bomb: in
Ike Dominion kind Governor limit and
the Inaym oi lkaton export in mm}. it
to «mod tint lnnrier will man an
Important “moment rep-dim not
My.
lanolin-iron liar,"- caught.
hm tum-n, Ind, Nor. i.-Chrln
Treat, coat-om oi [lob than», on
ulnar-anon st. Pool. not lodpd in
jail but. liotk m molly initiator! lot
to? toddrondimmuvonpawln
in w on W km mm in Mich
'l'koy plant a mm in Alumni
mood bar-ail tho building.
‘ . ‘ .2. mm
1“ nrgwnww molding»
2 U
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