foragittlavsu which the reopens-uter-
waste Its Trusted Ilene-Ilse Heroes
Mr W and the Inca Would
, , llava Bee-an [setting One.
’Lyuxaud Parker J,which Ina lobe
trotted on the Norwalk Driving mocia»
tiontrack, Saturday of this wwk, "l,"
notcomeoll, unless Mr. Bubinger, the
owner of Lady Thompson, changes his
mindand actions. ,
The ofiere for this race, as we under-
mnd it, have all come from N. W. Hub-
53139;,de Haven, and through the
New Haven newspapers George L.
Lilly. 0! Waterbury, agreed to meet
lady, , with Parker,J. Upto
this . Lynx wasn't in it. In an inter-
View pnbl'whed in a New Haven paper
shortly out, Mr. Hubinger altered to
not Lady Thompson against Lynx also,
provided the race take place on a half.
mile, Mm would put up his money
with he Waterbury Republican This
prom-finch was accepted and the Nor—
walk track named and secured. Mr.
Enhinger then agreed to meet Mr. Lilly
in Waterbury. but rent (I. ll. Lewiswith
articles of agreement, which were quite
arbitrary, but were accepted with the
exception of a clause that Mr. Huhinger
should select one judge and Mr. Lilly
another, and these to select a starting
judge. But if they could not agme upon
a starter the race to be declared oil and
money drawn. hir. Lilly did not
like this, but preterm] to have the race
podlivoaudagreed to accept any pro-
{e-lonal starter of his acquaintance. and
mentioned Mean. King, Barhison, Bog»
den and others. Mr. Lewis thought this
lair but was not authorized to make any
changes, and agreed toenbtnit Mr. Lilly’~I
proposi‘l911wloLlr Ilnbinger. Another
condition ‘3 that the race take place on
the day set, rain or shine. Mr. Lilly did
not Iikethis.butagmad to it rather than
break up the match.
Ir. Lilly's horse, Parker, .I., 'm at
Poughkeepsic, and Lynx at I‘lcetwoml.
As Mr. Bulfinger tailed to put up or
meropoeition of Mr, Lilly.
the horror have not been shipped, and
tlieasmiciation has been notified that the
rum in all. Mr. Lilly was quite anxiouu
{Or the race. He thinks the llnfnt‘rl are
closely mutant] and that the race would
have been an exciting one.
rue consort use.
"0.9 Prune-t at the Trial" Corrects W
Mlflcallllg State-rents.
Mr. Editor: After reading the article
in the Mcnchnice‘ Journal oi Saturday
lust, concerningthccuee agaimt Frank
(Judson, one who is acquainted with the
Iactslnlhccaecaanotlailto mtehow
,nlishailingtheartioleis.
Inthellrst iurtance, Gals-In wasnot
charged with “eellink liquor without
license," bulwus IIde and tried tor
keepingaplace in which it was reputed
thatspirituousaud intoxicating quum-II
werekslptforsaleor exchange. without
haviuga Iicalle' therelor. There is a
vutdietinctionirt the law betwecnthe
twomhmltahe it, and also in the
evidence necessary to convict apenon
tudicteiltor their mourn-slim. In tho
tamer, evilence at positive sales is
absolutely necessary, whileiuthelatter,
evileneeolnputatiousloneiseulficient.
stspruentdurlngtheeutiretrialot
theme. (which, by thewuy, warhe—
lauthefiinsinalCourtotComnIouPlus,
andnotthe Superior Court, as the Jour-
nalststos),andpaid caretnlsndparticu-
lirattuliontotheevidenceadduced.
Hears. luau, Davis, Joseph sud
Peter Inter-uneducated.”
Mullins place. and stated ptwltirely
thatthsssnshadtherepatatloawm
NW" N” mama-e.»
horhoodolthe place, and thattheyhad
seenmeu so in sober and come out
' livelier statute
rid-132%
ref-1:533” HogWA “30%?“3.” . mum.
WMIIM (30 N. “1110an sud
All) ”10
Woolwor- fifimmws-an
noon the beer the Island, upon order
”museum. sndthat sheordored
the hotter Elliott and Hartley, who
,withothrmwmgolugdownushingneat
do}. and that she stated. when giving
thee-dens“ the clreuaiitanoes shout
mammsmumsw
ceipltoreach hm: tothe patty buying
autumn-i WWW and EM
wmprtsent‘atd - ‘ l "" l
ltseemerom the testimony at Galleon,
thatthisllshing party wastooonslstof
eight or nine persons, who wine to go
down the creel: in a lo loot sailboat, and
take with them the liquors in questiim,
together with a basket of clams for bolt,
and such other thing» as generally ac-
company fishing partiw. Just think 0! it,
Deviously, {or a moment. All to be puck-
ed inaemall, l6 {mt sail bout! Isn't it
rather a ”fishy" story ? And the fact that
Weyel‘huum gave receime. I» it the
custom of delivery clerk; to give receipts?
Were space permitted, I could give
further evidence furnished by the dc-
tenee of the same nature as above. The
appearance of whom and their state—
meute, however. should have been teen
to be appreciated, especially the witnese
Elliott who quite upset the theory of the
defense in his tutti mon y concerning facts
he knew nothing ghoul
Com eming timimu' H admission, inn't
It sufficient to stay that "a guilty con-
science needs no accuser 2'“
The ulxrvedmwovcnure the (anti in the
case, and I shall loan.» it for the public to
pm jII'Ichnnt upon their suflicvicncy to
cutahlieih such a reputation as the one in
question.
The Journal lurther hiya: "A {or a
most nbchIIIII convincing argument by
Mr. Seymour, u'hobrouzhl out the» hurts
clmrly that no mummy luul heI-n given
showing that anyone had Iver bought in-
luxicauts on the prowl-w, the time was
gin-n to the jury." Sutlice it to any that
such {act was admitted by the tumul-
ing Attorney in his open argument, who
claimed, land the jury was so imIIrIII'teIl
by the Court). that such tact need not be
established to convict tor reputation.
It is; not my province, Mr, Editor. nor
do I wish todctrnct from any plenum
or incmasc in popularity Mr. Heymour
may receive through the “pull" lathe
Journal. Be it sufficient loony that one
of the jurors declared afterwards. in my
presence. that everything in h’I-I argu-
ment could and should have hwn halal in
ten minutes.
'I‘lIv judge's I'hurgr my. “not Lin. and
the principlm lztivl clown by him wore
the principles that rtbould have guided
any intelligent and lair-minded jury toa
verdict of guilty.
As to the previously expm-Il opinion
oi the Journal that a couvidion on ullt‘ll
evidcuw were an impmnibility, militia-tit
to «stalrl'mll tho opinion of the editor III
that paper is the {not that he to a visitor
at Hudson's place, and therefore. his
opinion is not, o! course, unprejudiml.
Thorn is to he. I hear, another trial.
which of course will increase the not».
but. [moumuldyz a dill'crcnt result will
he obtained, on I understand the name ol’
the editor above alluded to ‘ltas been
handed to the [Irma-tiling attorney, and
his limtitnony at the next trial will be
inw’onnnt in securing a verdict of guilty.
Thanking you, Mr. Editor, loreo much
valuable Kym-e. I am content to lot the
public pane upon the fact» in this matter.
Respectfully,
03m Punvmvr .Ir rm: ’l‘nIII.
Pilgrim ('nnnll'o [almalawlenh
The nauular monthly sociable and en-
tertainment of Pilgrim «uracil. No. 51.
0. 11A. It. held in their lodge room
last evening. was largely attcmlcd. The
early part of the evening wan devoted to
a musical and literary entertainment.
alter which the floor was cleared for
dancing A large portion at lhme pres—
ent remained and tripped the haunt away
with the gallant nIeIrIbeuI of theorder.
’l'lmse who tool: partln lllt‘ entertain-
ment were: lllates Ads and Una Lin-
min. Mattie Granary. Anus Russell.
Edith PM!» Kittie. W. Sadie
Pectin Walters, Its. hum.
live. (i. W. Bardlev. Walter ILMord,
J. N. Whitney, (l. R. flofiml. Wil—
liam ()lantead and” Charles lleechcr.
I’mttaeor Smythc’s mchestra furnished
music. Theentertaiumnt was a success
and the committee desire to tender their
thanks to thew whocontrilmted to male,»
it w, M.M..»m...—.po.._ u... an...”
In. [Dorsey Release.
A small boy rushed hesthlessly about
the brungh m yesterday afternoon
inquiring for the police. He said that a
Mr. Dorsey. living continuum. was
drunk and aiming his wife, and she
wanted hint arrested. Chic! , of Police
the.” and Olsen- .Allsols responded,
and while on their way to lltoart avenue
tlwy stats-runner: wringing her hands
and shutting "(Jens quirk! Coons
quichl’ Thaddeus hurrlsd along, but
when thy reached the Item the wont-u
w her mind and locked the claws
, Mflwmwlmmmflnnat
Ionrrsstlwrhasbud. ’l'hsolllensrasds
new mlnhllntreualslerpmu
quiet the nut or mania-II and
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IiiEtEIEIIEEIIHnEIII
Another Bridgeport Suicide
Club Man Kills, Himself.
‘g 5, or u w}
mrmsntlmmlnmvr
tomato
Ian-pl by Drowning and the Ilsa a!
Poison-Inh- lu'p the Name a! the
last Victim.
Burmarour, Conn" Nov. Ill-— John
Now, a German. lately employed as a
tablnotutaker st Wheeler t. Wilson's shop,
has banned brat-elite a roller latheoellsr
at his home at It) Evltts lane, East Bridge»
port. lie was one of the last members at
the lemons Suicide club of this city, and
it was time tor another member to die.
He had been ammher oi the club tron)
its beginning and had edict-ted at the
funeral at nearly all the members and otten
said that his turn would come in a short
time.
Only 'l’wn Members M1.
There are only two other members of
the club now living. Every member who
Joined when the club was first projected
handled by violence and his own hand.
They have died in almmt every style. Some
have hound themselves. somehow wooed
death with a revolver or rhotgun, others
have thrown themselves in tr nt of rail-
road train, but none have ta poiuon.
That was wondered too may and un-
worthy tha members of the Suicide club.
lop, Wan the [lava-transit;
Kopp is the seventeenth man of the club
who has killed himseil. One man disap-
pound and no trace 0! him him ever been
discovered It is believed that he has
committed suicide by drowning, but the
member")! the club retuse to scoop: that
version, as drowning is prohibited by the
rules. The two remaining me here of
the club are expected to do that duty.
PEOPLE “Ill IiNth.
Where and [low 'l’lsny Spend The-Ir Hours
or Recreation.
)llss Mabel Ballurilol‘ Main street. Nor-
walk. has gone to Iluveratraw. N. J., In
apeuil a low weeks [or the hem-tit of her
health. _
Mine Myrtie Minor. of Waterlmry. is
trialling her cousin, Mics Lillian I". .ltlllf'fl,
First avenue, East Norwalk.
Norwalk, haw returned from a visit in
Mount Kw». .
A. L. Miller has returned from a two
weeku' hunting trip in dimmer-usvttx
Mr. um! him. l2), Whitworth returned
to Nurwulk lat-It Waning from their mul—
‘Il'mg tour.
lint. I.” E. Duty and duughur Mattie,
of High street. are spending a Ive-eh In
North Amhcrut. Nam.
“eat on Is ‘lnlt to her Former Home.
Last evening Wallace Sherwood hired
a turnout of Liveryman lire-gory to drive
tube; toreuln' home at ('ranlwrry Plains.
Ile- Iett the rig in front of the lumen
and went inside. When he rI-tumnl
later the horse and carriage wrrv gone.
Jlr. shcrwood and his lather drove all
over “'t'rltnn, Wilton and the immmliatt-
vicmity. but could find no one who had
men the ruining turnout. The-y then
III-portal the matter to the :Ituble and
Manager Scott joined them in tlwsnurt‘h.
Tcleplume manages wip sent to all of
tho mljoiuing towns and mery means
of. PD to Iupture the suppmul tllluvm
This morning tht‘ utilising animal this
driven to the etablc by a mall in tlw cru-
ploy nl Mrs. Hubbard 33mm, of Wilton,
and a manage which he- Ilcl‘Ivm-d amtml
that the lmrsc was found in her luck
yard about 7 o'chn'k but evening and
they had taken canto! it owr night. The
Inau- mus tornwrly owned t y 31m. llama
nod lulh'lmllfil from her by Mr. ”Ir-gory.
v. as. c. A. Intel.
The class In vocal music will he mm-
ruenccil this evening at N o'clockt I’rol.
N. K. Ferris la the instructor. '
The meeting (or yonugtnen held at the
mutation reruns lat evening we» large-
ly attended. Rev. 1’. E. Robbins lllll
chews-d sadddlvesed an excellent ad-
dre-I Thisevenlug the rustling will be
ledby the Rev. (5. VanAlstyne I). l).
mailings will be boulevory evenlwuu-
mencing at 9 o'clock and looting om-
hour.
(leneral Secretary John ti. Withrmv.
arrive in town late yentenlay ulwrnoon
and was present at the aluminum mm
Iastcveuing. A large number"! young
mm were parent to greet him and;
not In! evening was spent.
“WNW...” M...“
ml! Lari Cant runs on
The Hallow'eru celshranls, eight in
number. were More Justice Austin“ at
Attorney Walsh's cities uptowu,lsst
"com, charged with wilfully destroy-
lngs dump cart belonging toWilliam
lawlor. The boys pleaded guilty. and
topay llr. lawlor sto tor
h“ Ms“ the
made no forth
13':
Laurette“.
A collard” nursed "Zip" Willis,
Winona!- "fltrcwn." Wm
mummwmw-
une-limited. wWMan
Mel Isl Musmwd‘m . - "
ml . you» We!
‘ declare my successor."
It. and lire Henry Jone-II, of Eust‘
m Itflthozzn “Win“ wet-ts.
W1 “SIMILWWall 3.,
W human [3"
are.
I'ltlnlloblhlll. m‘
D
”lo... I“...
first Was the Pvt-es st lIIulIIa' In“
any Present.
louver. Nov. 10 ~Mouday was the
flttlsth anniversary of the ”yr“: of at
Royal lllgnavs the Prince ct Wales. Th1.
ooosslon was celebrated to a quiet mass
at Baadrlntrhant. in Muhammad
number or mental-tor! letters and
grants were received by his royal h
perused Inner presents wan
to him trout various parts of Grealllrltalll
and the continent
The Prince ct Wales through Isl-patron
one at various Mutton theaters has dons
much to make the cocoon at numerous
plays produced at those ambition-eta
and the msuaaers and actorswersdeslrous
at showing in some way their appreciation.
They did so Monday by presenting hint
with a gold cigar box.
Sir Augustus llarrls, Mr. John liars,
Mr Ilaucrott, Mr. Boerhohtu Tree and Ill.
D'Oyly Cane, repreaentiug the theatrical
profession, went to Baudriugham, when
they privately presenmd their gilt to the
prince.
The prruntlsasuperb specimen 0! tbs
goldsmith's art It weighs Ion cane-,and
the value of the metal alone is very great.
The top of the box is surmounted by tho
three ostrich leathers, turning the coat ot
”11:! the Prince of W Isles, set with dis
moo
MR. BULKELEV'S ornament.
Connecticut's Acting (lover-or Wants the
Legislature to Hausa Ills humour.
N" “am, Nov 10 -’l'he News pub
lithe» the {allowing statement 0! Governor
Bulkeley: “This qun warranto matterls
not II matter in which Mr. Merwlu appears
Its a contestant It Ill a question as between
Mr. Morris and myselt and involvesrny
right of holding the allies of governor. The
supreme court. cannot declare Mr. Morris
elected, as it is entirely outside its
province. It is a legislative and not a
judicial trunnion.
“I think that. the supreme court will
disclaim jurisdiction, and this leaves the
whole matter with the legislature. [luv
tend to hold over. but. would begiad to
turn my attic: over, it the legislature will
ll
ra- lrlsh Factions Mast l‘nlls.
Insurer, Sch, Nov. luv—3‘. \'. Gannon,
pmlrlent o! the lrlnh Natlonalleague o!
America; William Lyon, treasurer, and
John I'. Sutton, secretary, have issued a
statement to the friends 0! Ireland in
America In which they say that union be»
tween the Inuit factions is absolutely
necmary to the success o! the Irish cause,
even it every present uplrant to leader.
ship has to be towed into retirement.
A Dentist Charged with Burglary.
Nuwcas‘rfl. Pa, Nov. It).~—Dr. Patrick
Welch, a prominent dentist a! New Wil-
mington, ha been arrested, charged with
attempted burglary. III: was caught in
Miss Lydia L'owdon’s bomtl'tntr house and
two companions ran away. When asked
why he was in the house. he replied that
he had come to noticit dental work. \l’clch
la thirty-two yearn old. has a wile anal two
children, Ila ha» been mnIIII‘Iltut to jail.
flail thieves Caught.
NEW You. Nov. Ii).<-«Poetnlllce inept-ctr
are have captured a gang 0! letter thieves
who have been robbing the mail» at all
large cilia for more than a year. The
names of the men are Ilarry Armstrong,
alias "Shanon" Charles Hubbard, alias
"Charles Diamond," who is the leaderot
the gang; 1'. C. Men, alias "'1'. Clay—
ton," and J. K. strattou.
lamest Jols- Ilusaoll luv-nod.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. III.——II1 common
pleas court No. 3 Kate “Install received an
absolute divorce trout John II. Russell,
the widely known theatrical manager of
”The City Directory" lame. lira Russell
was the daughter at David Ireland. of this
city. The cause at her suit wan her hair
band's attention to Amelia Glover, the
shirt-dancer.
'l’o (lat lvhlnce Against (ls-v”.
Darren. Nov. lo.--J. ll. Conrad, a Isis.
tire of Mrs. Barnaby, who was polaonad
last summer, ha Mt Providence to boot
up evidence against Dr. lirsvcs. Illumin-
rad told a rrporter that there would be no
dllhenlty in tiring the reupousiblllty (or
her death upon Dr. Graves. Themativo
ot the crime had been discovered.
lle Ilium like a be;
Burma“, N. J., Nov. l".-—thtlo Willis
Ranting, on years old, son oi Charles
Reading, at «'r Titus avenue, died yesterday
at hydrophobla, and two other boys In the
same lumIly were bitten by the name dog.
The animal belonged to John McKay,a
grocer. Willie barked like a dog helm he
expired '
Vials onyI-sa rues Suicide.
New You. Nov might: (Lariat,
avsrypretly youngemp so t patsnl
stile-in Washington," sdpolsonst
tho 6:“ (Is-tint dspst low“ even”
Bhomaydle. Illssaldthat she was de-
spendoshsausshlaamtshawusslnnt
tohsnmovsdtrutuhsrposttlon.
Gatlwla Intel on Annotation.
Tamra, Nov. 10. —Goldwtn smith read
a paper on linguisru More the Young.
)ten' s Reform club here last event”, in
which be was out ours-snout: tor the
annexation at cm to the United
States, which he said was Canada's lu-
svllsbls destiny.
“ltd" meat-n lamps.
Parmatrumxov Io.-—”ltid"lllsssou,
thewsll known pitcherotthsloesllssguo
club, lssaldtohsvssigasdwllh the Ath-
lstl-L A party at anssrlosn used-ties
Must
W’“l"'l‘f$.‘l‘£“"“
company or , 03‘
unrelated Janet. 8.101, mails”
”with“
In W has Ara-Id. '
Immordlo‘;
Iv,
the d‘vsaasrruucrswlordeosat
‘ thew-asters.
~ pt. Preston Hopeful About
lthe Ulster County’s Crash.
'3: “wires rzs: our to man
«1»:va .-. ..,,
Illaa Inmssmr ohm... tau nos-slo-
, svs Slay In Time Br I' am! In Polk-no
Debuts-rs not Away with over .5".-
‘ WTIW "it; llun I» ,«lll'llll-
:Klliomox, N, Y. Nor. lh.~—Statc Super-
toudeut o! ilIIIiII l’nmton has 1qu sub-
ailmd for publication It report to the trus-
Savings institution and citinenll oi this
mmuolty, timing the condition at the
bani: on Nov. 1, not. The Raw“ ore 1’3, 1%,-
W.“ liabilities dlltt depositors, $93,474.-
Ifilfi; deficiency, lemma). Superintew
slant Pmtou my“: '
Inpurlut'mlnus I‘l’fistnu'a ”utensil...
"l have allowed such premium upon ,
bonds the bunk noun an can he realised In
the market,au¢l in arriving at the value of
theboudsnud mutlgagea and real estate by
calling in a number of the most conserve
ttvs men at this cmnmnoity. who are ac.
quieted with the pmtwrticu These as
arts are capable of paying 55 per cent.
finfil ill. ‘
The tldanlten' Bands
stated the bond II! J mice P; (ls-trander ol
“,0” and Mat thew '.I' 'l'rumpbonr 0!
“50(1), which I hove not taken into con
“duration in the above linhllitles. The
anoint actually due to an mum on the
day the bunk clmuri wow?! ,M, Ma. 59, chow-
ing the total mount Mamet 1l and rule-
appropriated l0 III: S- ~1 33!. 37 "
rowervmistukeet in the piles hooks
aggregating tum, most of which won:
against the hen It. In conclusion the stupor-
intendeut says: '
II. Wluts New Bank In Resume.
”It will he see u that the assets are capa-
ablc oi paying it) per cent '0! the ilrypaslln.
Thrtnterest smounte to over Sinful per
year
"In view at this condition I would re-
spectlully suggest that the book could re~
some by prImIriou III. ordcrtrom the court
permitting it totrnnsstct Ito ordmary busi—
ness as It savings bank upon the condition
that to pef coal. at the anon-mo deposit»
atauding to the credit of each depositcr on
Oct 2, lMi herbage-i to every ouch de-
posltor and accredited to the bank, and
that» portion 01 this percentage he pay -
, able to any deposltor until the further
orderot the court, that ‘13 per cent. of the
deponltshe payable to Iuch domaitor on
demand (rum the li I)” that the bank re
unmet This would enable each llt'pwntnr
to demand om- .uurm n! his Ilepmn M
once, and tin-mart I ml l III- nmml from
timelo lltnt'lltrrrullrr in pay «Itch aIlIliV
lineal mum Illlr- III-pnazm {tn ll»: in:
lnlrmlet 0t tlw l‘I Ink W ' vurmm, until
tltck‘) pv-r um, ~l1nI‘.l II p t‘. i In full, lII
Elm way the f’lrlllltfl w . Il-l Within a
reamnmble Inm- my Inc ~72 [II'K‘CV'III null
then the (till outwith! or :IE‘. Ziii' drunks,"
tiupenntenvlcut from. aim at a pm!
orient the case «I! IIII» "Mega (‘in Sov-
lugs batik, WlIl‘ II {molly ;. {bl Ilcpunl‘hm
tn lull.
The SlIsvcricII's “fairs
Bonus, Nov, lit,mlter.:ivr~r Beale tor»
ulxlmt II Itatemrnt of ”Ir Maverick .‘I'a-
tioual bank'» ullnlrw. Ithirh IlllUWH’ that
there were lam than flung“: ot lull-
vicluai depmlt». mmotr or Ilrpmitn II!
banks and lutnkvrn, at the time at the
failure. The I'umptrnlII-r my» that It mus
amimks to nztnhnn- to him the sum-
Ineut that IlepImtiIrI would Main: '1» per
cent ol thI Ir deposits; what he Ilul nay
war that the ovum .ve dividend of all the
books he hml M'Ulrtl MI» (I put cent.
The Maverick hm! il very llrgI: business,
it» outward mail averaging {rum rim to
ill) letter» per day, but everything Is
fortuol,solur .In rrmuiuml, to have been
very systenmttmlly conducted l'he only
dlflernuw tutu llll’ MIIIIIIIuIrII iu the “r
attenuate crrllIIKI-rsl behind loan-I to the
directorn. All the Imlniwi lllilltf‘rr‘lllt'nl‘
were properly and ruiilurly Inhrir within
the letter III the law, then» being no
blanket ludommrura. an hue lm-n Muted.
Receiver llrttll‘ hupm to declare II antio-
tactory dirt-lend without unwormutml do
lay.
the ltna rm Ilsrlln Ila-ha.
15le, New. Ill. ~43.» tar I“ known, all
the banks have nurrirnl the run upon
them. The mutant ma rmIIu upon l" ll.
Blouse, in the laiprigerntrnsve. Every-
body was pail. Fraulieeadtcmvot reign
ed. Karly tn the sltemoon the putt“ hurl
to regulate the crowds at mine banks.
The Kamr Interested.
The kaiser entered hourly report» to be
made to him two to the million oi ammo,
and was debuting whether he Mmuld sum
new a moral to decide It a general lineu-
“inquiry was desirable.
If The Penile-t a All Inverted.
Psltsurtruu. Nor. mam tin-m
committee at the city marlin have to
ported a resolution to the councils request»
elf President Harrison to allow the more
Nominating committee’s rspertsto
examine the boob and pspm of the sus-
pended Spring Iiaulsu National hank.
umfirfldlnfl, otthe treasury
Wont, recently "lured to allow
this. and the molullon ts tor the pa rpoes
clashing the purulent to overrule his tls
cflon. The eonnotht will take up the
mstlsron Thursday.
The (Savvy rattan heats M
CM Ps... Nov. Ill-om
tallatvsrs that the liabilities are about
“M instead of mm It» were MIA
WW that two pint-lam
lent-trample (Darryl-eve nuts W
Insatssrswttaaut (wanton. Pie-uses
Alltaaadthwhlsr are both out
salty Ill mes nervous rules A to
mom Its W ‘
Wan-viticulture.
Wan, 8w. rout- tls stats ss-
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‘l‘russsetlos wtlh the Corry Nelle-Id baa:
tsesund Ilellt'lllhol’nul the Ultter County ,
of the dopm'ust anal leave a balance of
"There is in addition to the assets above .
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)lll’l’lto LITA LIFE INS. (10.83 Main ILN.
PJ. 0 Mrlemasldstant Mop
NORWALK FIRE INS. l '0 V“ In uneventful
Thursdays and Fridays.
and Wednesdays closes at 8 o’clock.
Saturdays closes at 10:30 o’clock.
1' Pl
”wit .A. B. Freeman. mt. vuperln
'8 LIFE lNIi.CO.Tbe,th W “hm
$25 000 00
STOCK OF
”3190.008.unansgicusi “
AND
KITCHEN
To Be 30“! Before January lst.
~ In other words, the closing
out of the entire stock of the
South N orwalk Boston Store, at
WARE,
Street
DON’T GET LEFT. .
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
sacrifice no'little
amount In order to get rid of them.
Saturday, III. 7.
Store opens for business at 8 a
m. on Tuesdays,
Mondays
Store,
83”WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Underwear.
Don’t fall
M. S. SMITH’S
l89l. .
Brand Surprise to the Trade!
Exquisite Goods Sold for a Song.
Hundreds of Dollars lost at a Sale!
Gents Department
'lios, (‘ollmn :uul Gulls, litundricden-
laumlricd and Flannel
Shirts, llorIcz‘y and
' I - 9
ladies. & children s flenanmem.
Of Muslin Underwear.
mely kind and III every imaginable style.
KID GLOVES
To be closed out.
pertinent contributes to the advancement of
"‘ this sale.
“ mile of Saturday afternoon and evening.
INSURANCE BUILDING
Garments ol
‘ In litct every (19--
to attend our special
NORWALKI
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or Raymund. I i'lomersmxporternand
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ten and shippers or )orwalkoyslno. ' ‘ .
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Ilmrpo. prim, Riverside: un- 53'. BM
log .I not-(initial Iy «earn hot waternr
air. worn-III»: Norwak Lock Company.
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nmr {~lt‘ I:Lm' John. 'lryon,(hot air); “1%
ll. rm‘uhu swarm; Grace Church, Matti:
and n. u: I; others,
PAIV‘IERS.
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rrnl on l h IilIliIIx lots for sale.
LES'I'AL'RANTQ.
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