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Charla]... Warren died at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Wm, 39 Orchard street, early. this
morning, of quick cornumption, aged 27
3‘ your. mm. your ago Mr. Warren
caughta severe cold which developed
into the grip and then into a pulmonary
troublo. By reason of his failing health
hownsobligod to give up an excellent
position in the oliicc of Crofut & Kunpp’u
bat factory and go south. At first tllvm
was a change for the better, but as the
clients of the change of climate worn
away, be commenced to tail and he»
deemed it advisable to return to his
wife and family. After his return he.
failed day by day, and thrcc weeks ago
tooktohinhed. from which he never
arose. During tho last few days of his
illness he made all arrangements (or his
funeral and thou awaited the coming of
the angcl of death. Mr. Warren was an
exemplary young man, a dovout Christ-
ian, a loving husband, and an affection-
ate father. His death casts a shadow of
sm'rrrwovcr the entire community and
those who so deeply grieve their loss
have the boartrfelt sympathy of all. The
funeral will be held on F 'l v 1flcrnonn.
Electricity“: Queer l’ran Its.
Electricity cut up some queer pranks
at E. J. Wadhams’ Wall street tucut
market,carly last owning. The mom!
roof and shooting of the building became
charged with electricity {mm the ell-civic
light wires, and for :1 few minutes it Wm
not safe to touch anything in the market.
not even a quarter ofbeef. Mr. Wadhaim.
and his clerks received severe shocks
before they mlizcd'what the trouble
was. Word was telephoned ' to the:
electric light station anddincmnn Burr
cut the wires. putting an end to all tlw
trouble. Shortly before the lineman ar-
rivodthe boards underneath the metal
cheating began too-liar and the market
was tilled with smoke. A crowd gather—
ed an it was thought the building
would beset on fire by the strcy current.
During the excitement n nuInbor of
people who touched the building [936!!le
ed severe shocks
Surveying for the Now Canaan l‘ rtcnnlon.
Within the past month a gang of sur-
veyora employed by the New York,
New Havcnk Hartford railroad, has
been surveying between Da‘nbury and
New Canaan, says the Stamford M‘Ofll.
On many of the 12mm stokes have been
driven and many of the knowing ones
car this is preliminary work to building
the 19me of the New ir'annan mud
to Dunltury. The surveyors were very
reticent, nnd the great secrecy main-
tained in a certain indication that thin
survey is not being made for “scare"
purpoaa, but that it means the building
oi the extension very soon. Perhaps are
another winterthc locomotive boll will
resound among the lllllrl of Iowiaboru
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Will Carlton (toning.
Will Carlton will read selections from
his own writing: um] lectures at tho-
soutb Nonralk Congrrgntional church,
chmIday, Dec. 9. This will be a treat
that will undoubtedly be appreciated.
and the church should he tilled. Iii-I
subject will lit-"Chain ol Sitcoms." a loc-
tnre which has been rcccivod with mark-
ed favor wherever delivered. Tltoao who
have heard this world~famod poet. auth-
or. rcador and lecturer will want to hour
him again. and thorn who have not will
gladly welcomc the Mogurtrtunity to do on
III- Into an Alton-cat.
Humility morning 8. I3. Osborn. of Hunt
avenue. ran into the abutment llllilIt'l' the
W railroad track», near tho
But I‘orwalk depot and mainly injured
M Thin Is one o! the moot don-
your pldoer in the town. and light:
would he placed nt cach outranoo to tho
out. Bcvual [reoplo have tattoo an “IF
bank at tbh point and waived injuries
HILL AI‘lllll ’l’ll I CARE snout» t’.
1m Vault-Enruraltiu Janna
mm", a lit-nan.
Whirl tho belting o! the Mum
W panda” liquor themetodames
Ii. O'Brllly It Ho. til Ilain street. Nor
troll. woo maimed yutcrdny ant-mm,
Attorney Mekwood. for the minor»
mrewrtsd that be had couclmlrd
to putorl no morn whom. Alimony
sultan the: W that tho wlt~
mint-vorolgrutlngthe ”th
outfitted
rum armory lufnvoroftlr.
Wily Ira Milena". who hm
ant doorto the nppllcantti m. Ho
“not: tumble motor the
third mam, horned non-l est-Io
“Mathis bouebythontoutb.
uldhrwas two tor
Idlhtdldnotinow whytlioplaoelo W
on tho brxough thee/to and was hired by
tho Court of Burgesson Mr. O'Ileilly
war A member o! tho court.
Bernard Cummings. pit employee of
tho but» roilwnymmpany. who limit at
suitable if the saloon was run but re»
streetublo manner.
Selectman Durham, 0! East avenue.
teatitlcd‘thnt he had resided in Norwalk
[or sixy-tivc yours. Ho didn't sccwhy
Mr. U‘Rctlly should not add to his butti-
nuts if he wished to. Witness mid he
won a taxpayer, but owned no Imlptsrty
in his own name.
Grunge Wendling, of 28 Plymouth avo-
noc, thought it was a suitable location.
Edward Finnegan, of 28 (Tcn’tcr rive
nvcnuc. owner of the property on which
the saloon was to be locntcd,mt1nitted
being a cousin of Mr. O‘Reilly; Willi a
former partner of his undcr ‘hc firm
name of Finnegan & ()‘lloilly. Their
ctlutomern hull askcd lllt‘nl why the ' did
not add a but l'tmlll tothcir More. He
denied the report that the reason the
partnership mos dissolvul was on ac-
count of Mr. t )‘Rcilly'u wanting to branch
out into the liquor buvinms. Would
swear that it was not the notion they (lit?
mired partncnship.
Daniel Decring, of 125'» Main rim-ct, to»
tificd that Air. U'l.eill_\ PI store “on all
right turn saloon. llo said ho worked
for tho litrl’nllgll.
\‘i'illiam Slit-can, of 23 Plymouth
amine, futhcr-in-luw of Mr. O'llc‘illy,
said the store; was a suitable.- place for a
column. His prupv-rty was all In tho
“'anth folks; mum». llc, mantras a
borough workman
Patrick Burks} of ‘33 llzlt’t'lr‘l Slrt't‘l, and
who has lived thorn for 213 yours, notnird-
int; tnhts tostinmny, stntml that “try
turmoil mun“ salons in that Imiglilmr-
hon-cl to build up thv piano. He» “113-3
bur- Iuglr \vnrkrmtn.
Edward Shannon. of l-‘rll Slain street.
tentifiml that they hooded mouthing of
tin-kind lip that way. H».- was out n
tnxlrtycr.
William llanlror. :I lrtr-toudq-r. living
over Mr. U'Roilly‘s store, testified that ho
thought the store a suitable place.
Patrick Keating, of 3t Harriet street,
thought the More was just the place for
n saloon: it would bout-lit the people. On
crosccxnmirmtion the witnessatated that
ho did not lichen:- the people of that
locality would drink too much; tho-y
nor-dull: for family new. llr' thought
tltcnt‘iglllmrhinnl would putmulz» tho
plut‘t‘. Thor» would be but wry
little transient trade. llv did not know
of any saloon where drunken mm t-vor
mmeout. He got drunk very sv-lIlum.
He wouldn't swear but .vaI if :I
saloon rm.» located thcrv, thorn might ln'
drunken rows. If there twrv, it \mnld
he a suitable plum: all the same.
(”blt‘lnl l’ullt‘r1 tinrmly tlmughi Ell"
plum no suitnhh- In. any for :i saloon. lln
cnm-oxnmirmtinn hc said Mr. ll'llellly
nouunutod him for l hint of Police at the
i'uurt nf Burnout-f meeting at which bn
wan: llpptlllllt‘tl. Main strmt Ivzunqttito
lm‘ality. and patrolled by thr- police Ihrn-
nights a week.
Danicl )lt't'nrtby. of Wot-It Main
strl‘ctJeotilic'd that llr' was negotiating
for tlwpunxlulocoi sum» property nmr
tho [Imtxmctl salmn. 110 could esot- Iltl
uhjm'tions to one lwing sturml llII‘rr'. ll
dmnkcu mon went in and out of tho
plow it would not ho a tit place- for u
tutlmn.
Patrick Kearney, of Plymouth nwmw,
didn‘t know any gun] moon why Mr.
O'ltcilly illlouldn‘t ho allowed to start a
nnluun. He said ho uvvrml his hutw. Un
cross orninimitinu it» mid tlu- limb-iv mm
Inmtgugt-Il. II» had wnrkwl for tlw
borough. llcwuslt drinking than and
gut tutuxit'utml wht-n llv llzulu mind In.
Ifhurlcd A. lltlrr, n mvmller of tho
l'unrt ol llllmt‘tirtt‘h'. who mid ho had
llwd at :54 Cantor nvetuw for titty yams
and ownml prolmtv rill Ilte- strwt, tan-ill-
llml that tho-atom ut So. “I“ Illnln strmt
was in every thy n nuitxlblo one for
tho aisle of intoxicating drinka. 011 cm
nomination be was «hid to nupmvc
that tho plum win: It dimrdorly «mo:
would it illill be a suitable piano? He rc-
plh-d that lw won out cumming anything
ulmut thc rtultwr. Main Illfl‘tll hail police
pntrolaslor a» Mr. O'RI‘llly'tl place of
lminm nt Mutt titre-o night» It week.
Olllcor Adams ttntilltnl that. be bud
boon on tho potion forccthrcc ycum. llItd
lived in Norwalk twelve yrttnt. Mr.
O'Ruilly'il otomwno no notable a place
for n nalomt ml any locality in town. On
error-examination he stated that ho had
nominvcrsutlm with Mr. Ifltcllly pre-
vious to bullying and did not know he
was to ho calla] on until A few minutes
Horn. Iain tut-ct was lutrollod by
thopollee.
damn: I]. o‘ltellly was then placed
uponthoatand. llomidho was in tho
bladncasaudhadludy mtotuorr;
hudbornin nonhuman-Irate
for a saloon. Bo mtettitlcd that he wot-bod M
”munch-rid on: duo-w" 'oumor is com summon.
Rynerson, of how \Iexico.
choc.
every delegate Willi
WMIHNEAPQILSJEN ‘wIII.
That City Gets the National
Republican Convention.
Who. (II. II" Qantlon WI- Ballot“
opp- In. rt-iu Vote stump III-Imports
to. Clulltnlu Ill. tin rorn ‘ a—rnn
(la-natio- Will 30 Hold on Jun 7..
Wmtuoror, Sov. alt—411m next No
tional Republican convention will ha hold
in Minneapolis. Afters spiriwd contest
befora tho national committal the seventh
and lust ballot malted as follows: Illn-
neapolla, 20', Cincinnati. 15; Now York, 3.
Clarion» Succeed- Quay.
The national Republican committee, to
secret “ion, elected James S. Clarmn,
of Iowa, to mecca-d Senator Quay, and P.
A. Hobart, of New Jersey, vice chairman,
to sucmd Mr. ,Clurkson; William Barv
hour. of New York, treasurer. to succeed
W. W. Dudley. The elections were by
acclumatlon. The
committee also
admitted Dennis
'1'. Flynn as the
delegate from OK-
Inhoma.
The secret ses-
sion then closed.
and M. H. De
Young, ‘of San
quclsco,, intro
duced Congress—
’ m an McKenna.
who,‘ began his
«pooch in favor 01’
Sun Francisco. lie
spoke to nearly a
lull committee, as
JAMES R. CLARKSIJN
only one delegate out of forty-nine, “2 L
tins “absent
Mo Kenna denied that San Francisco tv‘ns
too for distant
If miles of travel were to be the prcvnil
iug consideration other saith-u. besides San
Francisco weredonc (or. To simplify this
argument the convention had only to find
the cantor of population and stick the
convention right there. The atlpcriuteudv
cut of the census had announced that tho
center of population mu :1 little cost by
wontof Gremnsburg. in Decatur county,
twenty miles from t'olnmbus, Ind. in Inti—
tude :1). (9 dogs. H mm;
dogs. 0 see. Mr. De Young, speaking on
delegate, said bu appeared tilt the represen-
tative of thu citizens of Sun Franciscovrho
had authorize-I him to mute theao' public
clan. and before doingso desired to tile
with the chairman a bond at 8501100311“-
antcclng the carrying out. of the oflcra he
was about to make.
longitudc 80.55
San Prancinco’n llfler.
The people 0! San Francisco altered to
lurninh each member at tho convention
his railroad lure turiau anmwn. his l’ull»
marl cur (arc and to pay :tll his hotel but:
during llln‘ stay irhIlv unending the com
ventiml. They also olfeml to the tlt‘lt’gtllt’.“
to tho convention at the (Join of their
labors a trip to the Yosemite wilt-y for one
week at the cost of thc city of Sun Fron-
In addition to that they authorized
him to any that they purposcd to furnish
a railroad ticket to
San Francisco and lack.
This otter won not made not a bribe, but
to overcome the objr-t'tlou that the expense
was too great. San Francisco also pro
wood to give to everybmly not a dolomite
desiring to attend the convention through
ratcs to San Francisco and back tor twen-
ty-t’tvc dollars. So any delegate dusirlng
to take his wife or some other fellow's
wife could do so for twenty-fivcdolim
and she wouldn‘t need any credentials
when she got there. This rally was re-
ceivcd with much laughter and applalne.
Chicago Out of It.
Chicago's turn more ncxt and Mr. W. J.
Campbell said in behalf of Chicago he
simply desired to road the mious
pawl by the limitless men of that city
stating that in grateful appreciation of
Chicago having bccn awarded the World's
fuir they did not ask for the convention,
but should it come to Chicago, it would be
properly treated.
Detroit mode herclaim through Senator
Palmer. Ilo pmutcd the claims at De-
troit [mm a historical, In practical and a
sentimental standpoint, and claimed that
onnllol then ground: Detroit was en-
tltlml to tho convention. lIc admitted
that he {cared ho was leading a "forlorn
hope." The Republican party, ho said.
was born at Jackson. sorority miles from
Detroit. Political consideration demanded
that the convention should go to Detroit.
The Democrat. had stolen the state while
the liapubltcann wore out corn bushing,
and it would take hard work to gut It
book The We needed the stimulation
of tho convention.
ho Claim of li-mpolh-
'I'tiui can. tha turn of Mlnocawlir.
noon to be declared wiaacr of the contort.
(lomrnlttutnan Hobart G. mans handed
in the guarantee entered into by the citln
ot Itinnaapolln and St. Paul, and than
ylcldad to Senator Washbnrn, who in
plain, burlnmllko pbruaa set forth the
torn» ol Ibo phonomoonl cltlcti with their
530.000 lnhdbltanta. While Mlnmapolla
was not quite as antral as Chicago, It
wan equally oounnlcnt from tom of the
moot populous actions of the country.
Gov-roof Marian. of Minna-eta, oordl
Illy supported Ilia claims of It» Stator
city. fllompolll and St. Paul mightnot
boat all tlmaa harmonious in their busi-
nou competition. but when It com. to tho
tomcat-of Illa Rupubtlcaa party tiny ab
wayutood towhor. lid uhd for this
mutation tor ltn enact upon tho north
we». "Wu bar. loot Wlaconsln,” herald;
"wa hove loot Iowa; we tiara loot Nehru-
ts; Ibotwo [Nikola- an tinctnnd with
ll-afloctloo. and you cannot olact your
Wt nut-s you mic-In tho north-
0‘“
mmo-td'l’ndb
Bouatorflalryml Rmhmw
lad asked him to put in Moors: he “I"
almldnotrunanmdlmylstrmmaod
douhtodlt’hcshould put in a bar. On
Winnbctentlhadtlntum
Illowulzltoliadrrpomdto no moist
hohldhlslloonlnodhadnfluohqw.
fipcoial Policeman Walloon Ilium
Immoplmnmlhbumtoqm
dram.
'l‘lthondddtlw Meltdown tatlmooy
hum ltit was man he mint “B
havourlghttonllto tiny one the low m
3'.
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n
rfitmurtttl or. lu'liall of Onlfilia. HG was
followed by Hontttor Manitoulin, and Hon.
John M. Thurman «hood the argument
for 0min. llo had no prophmxico of Ill.
moo unlike. ho long an the Republican
party stood for American manhood, Arno
loan munch dud American clllacnnhlp. tit.
not would he with tho Itcpubllcnn party,
manila» who» tho convention midst bl
"lb/Iv Yarn TU!" 'llar litany.
Nay York being next‘u order.
Elliott t‘. Shepard said but behia the
claim! of the novcrnl cities thcro stood the
claims of the moth It would hurdl)’
bedenled that shall Cincinnati bo the
choice the distinguished gentleman who
tilled the chair at the White House would
find it exceedingly convenient. It a duh
horn were normality, the distinguished
governor of Ohio might be selected. In
thcago ho had heard the norm of Jud”
rostrum mentioned on a candidate. At
mnha who could be better than the gon-
tlcmun who last tuldrcrised the committee
‘Judga Thurston) or Senator Monitor-out
11 San Francisco we had the name of Sena.
tor Stanford. In Detroit thorn was the
gallant em- mumnnder of tho Grand Army ‘
Fill AND WINTER AllilINEllY.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
ol the Republic, (lenoml Alger To what»
over city the convention wentyexcept to
the metropolin. it would find a candidate.
New York had positively no candidate.
There alone was an areuu when! all the
candidutos would have on equal and un-
biattcd chance. Senator lliscoolt followed
with n lurcihlo presentation of the claim!
of New York, General lluwley urged the
committee to take the convention to New
York. when the storm center would be in
l$J3~in New York and Connecticut.
”users [or P'stnaott.
The enthusiamn which had been grmlu
ally grunting timing the vin‘cches of Seth
atom llttwck Imd lluwioy culminated
when the Republican standard humor of
tho but cmnpaigu, lion. J. Sloat. I‘anactt,
wasprcsu-mcd It: tho next speaker. The
convention rose at his coming and cheered
him In tlu- echo. It became evident. thnt
\‘cvv York had the aymputh‘m of the
crowd, though other citing It got get. the
vows. As Mr Fn‘wtt wumml up hc‘
carried his mnln- no» it i’ll him, and when
he Ilt‘clnrfll that an atmupt had once been
mad.- to elect :1 llopubllcau without New
York and that the remit oi those min-
guidml eonnwis, "Aided by Burchurtl. had
been to lose the victory to the grandest
Republican of III’ all," the applause was
loud and lung, He did not. believe the
huldlngnl the outtvvutmn in New York
would make. fifteen L‘nlll’t‘l‘ls in Unit city,
but. he did bellow ”It would make it 15.0”
easier to carry New York state. While
Republicans might perhaps believe they
could carry tho election without New
York, Ihcy must rememhortbut the Demo
cratic p.1rtym‘hld not pumihly canytlte
auction with New York Republican.
Fur-lact- Pifllllt Hus-III.
Sonator Edmumk also Apollo, but tor no
particular «My. He urged good feeling
and “Immunity. on... was culled, Mid ext
Governor F-Irulwr spoke lor Cincinnati.
He said the [r-ti‘plt' of Cincinnati would de-
sp‘mv him i' ll worr- pumihlc for him to all
tcr it v. ursl nf «lxwpuraxvnu-ut :2 1:
other (KW
lnrlm. . lvltl Ill-I‘mm-m' lln' til‘llillbllililli?‘
ol er I “IL.
"You. Mr. Yen-wit." mild l-‘oruLcr, “an:
exactly tho kind of livpubllcatl Uhio like»
You urn .I Iightin ' It: plilhltflh. full of Vim
and Vi ,mr, 11ml 5mm: r nr lutt- r you will be
trotvtml mt'. iii h ' ' lltcu ultcr It:
llllll mt pmw ”Great min b Iv.
been def. .Im. : . 1 his mu nppairvtit-
ly llu signal \v. tut-Yd or by the motor} at.
wmlrly and clm r after c lllt‘l‘ :lrme.
"Inuit-t Ill-I John Sherman."
ankvr will [buy ltzlsl mil, Itwuy With the
Fornwh' .\llI:mc- III ”2.1”. When [do
Nickie» mm wit uII-l lllt.‘ “'lll'vkt‘l’t‘tl l’él»
tcr came l... I... mt; lllll'. they were going to
downfliraud UM Julio Slu-rmuu" they
went away Ilzwnmllteil. '1‘th w“ “fflh‘ll
with vigorous. L'llr'rl'S.
(lilVUl’llUl’m'llK‘l McKInlcy, the! next ()hlu
speaker. was rcu-Ivml with tutnultutyus
chem.
Au Appeal for I'lttolmrg.
.‘vlnyur t‘urh-y. of I’Ittsliurg, spokolor
Ptttaburg llllll was followed by (Junta-cm.
mun Duly-ll tough-”mun Stone, of Al.
loghcny. lmvlnt; cloned tor Pennsylvania.
.\lr. llrmllry. (It Kcutlwky, presented the
chum.- Ivll‘lt,tu.t:Im-u.t. 'l'emL, hull of (m-
new mouth. 'l'm: coulmltlcc then went into
L'lt'cllllt't' -I‘~rlllll, when the first itllurmul
lull-it w.» when. resulting: New Yorle;
Uutnhn, 5; .‘llltllt'i!lmll5, 13; Cincinnati, 4;
San Francisco». ~. leit. I; I’ittshurg, 2-.
St. LINN. l‘.l I. .lld‘tllllgfl, -l.
After :fl‘lekillli llu‘ [lltltltt tho cnlutnltlcc
[land .lutw : m". .n Hm dutc lul‘ llultlllll‘
the uutlonuh I. I. ”Han.
mix» I
CHRISTIAN.) Ki’.l-F.D lN CHINA.
Ituropatlm Htunghlun-tl um] Chino» (Jun-
vortdgl‘urtmnt by ‘Itrlt‘ulllllr Hand».
'Smxmm. Nov. dim-lnlorntution has
been mn-Iml oi nnotlwr critol manner» of
Eul'uptlltllrt and native (:hrlatlsoa. this time
at the Balaton Inhodon station at ’l‘nkou.
Armed bands demanded on the Intuition,
in which worn numeral several Klimt-mutt
mnmcml with the tnlmlon work and alum
a hundml tuIIlvp converts. The its-solidi“:
dbowul no roomy, and oprnly pmlotmol
their intention of slaughtering llll forcin-
cn and (thrlutlann they could reach. The
local Ultimate odiolals wen: unable to give
our prutectlon.
'l‘hn numb" ot Ituropetton that port-bod
ls unknown. The Chimeric converts werc
{rightlnlly tortured, some of them bring
out in many piccotl aadothcrs portly floral.
Altar thoroughly writing the dilution
cutlrvl; con-muted. Troops wont wont to
the scum, but the rioton bud retired. Tb-
Chlncas otllclals claim tlutt Ill. outrun
was the work. of nrrucdhandnot Mongolian
roblmn, who wandar about bent on indir-
crltnludtc plunder, whrther oi Cbluucor
fonlgnsm
’l'hnpcclol correspondent“ tho Intan-
adtloodl Telegram company has but: two-
ored with an luurvlow with the (mm
mm. Lt lion; Chung, who (SM
himself with appamt attuned or norm
orig: 5:11:15“ of the rumor. “rm HI ID-
rrt I out partly to t
”duct or the French Judit- m
totln dlichnrgmt salutary, who pcrpotrdud
outrages lacunae they wore custom to
provoke a war that would give than Iat-
ploymt and till tbvlr poem The vino-
roy um: “Ult‘lttl. lit-Iron you. it! trio-d-
ly to tonight-rs. and IM tut rigour-
merit in union: topmcrtl tamp-
tory out on hart! been t-md todll rim
that {antenna and to court all
It“ subject» to oborm pond.
Jupaa‘it Irma Ivan-m Mad.
8A! Yuma-um, Nor. litw’l‘ha following
ill the lawn Hewitt ol the Jo!
outta. Killed, was: woundeda. om
Wilytlmtmyrvl lawn: Boom ps'rtiy do
strayed, 1.9m
W...
I. m mum um .
mm. Inn. now Ito-Iv. and
to! Now mm
If!
W. B. BIBEB
limiter "I Almanac Wnlor Work Arno.
"coon. Civil Macaw Annotation.
I mm llllllll.
Sotlh NOMalk, Bonn.
ltd Damn and Hmrvolrs planned and built
a
on Milt-n of Water l'lpo laid.
it " flutters mode.
I”) linrvcyo. I'
4
»
Survey in: promptly done at rcooonablc rates
I of privat
Plan.» of buildings and luring on
mundane-summit dorm.
All work duperlntcmlod during contraction.
02'”!
Row to your time to buy
Wall Papers.
Commencing Nov. 9, and end-
ing Doc. 15,wo will give a re-
duction of 10 per cent. on all
grades, from the cheapest to the
White Load, Mixed Paint, Oils
and Glass.
Artists’ Materials, Painting,
Paper Hanging and Calclmin-
DECKER,
79 WASHIVGTOS STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
lmturrmr of Fine Mllllmn.
l utcrptru-t, now
II MAIN STREET. Nllllltllll.
'l‘ rimmt- (l mlldncn,
lint-I hmv room. In» hum not.-
abroad and e-xtlu'uln putt. ms I’rnm m il‘ nu ll
Mmllnk’n
Huts,’lurhun.. Tunpxm uml llamm u. line
out let ornamvnm In (mun m curt bond
egrrtto, birds and lltlthflllrn. ilk-tr: l .ncl
tam“ footherw F'lt gnu! lino of title-
mll It with x and colon.
ILII. mt: uncle urruum mouth v. ith
leading huth ut 1mm. In; In
“ill: minds dirct- 1 fruit I I urirmul Lunch: 1. thin;
I unbliuo: I.» to furni~h our turtumt‘r» “ill. tin-
mozit torn-rt ‘ltlt's at princes to suit till.
I t If'lllc‘l’l)’ St I. ll
lt’Il diner: nl pulltlrnk
JBHNF. FlYNN
SanilaIr Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
JBBBINB A SPEBlAlTY.
II-1vint: when thr bawnnnt undirtlrc Lib—
ru III-t \\ .ulilngtnn sin-ct. South Vclrwnlk.
filllltrtl it for
IIIIIIIIIIs
PLUMBINB
l r. filtrt'lflllly so‘irit It aluml of public- [nitrou-
ltlm (rum
silk nlu-t
um. 1-1' the
~umly u:
One of Many
UP
The Same Kind.
Now lltl m1. Ct. ,
.l one i
lv'rl'{\. flu \ ll. no sulmtitlml.:tt1tl net {I
M!" H' R; llzzlc in naming; tmtifvmv; daili ll} thingnur
Dear Sir: \\ lll .‘v'OlI please gmnln thus nllt)“ mg tlw sgrmt faith lb: _\'
git e the the address of the agent
who sclls vour (‘nru Puppér In
I haw spillod
tho bottle I had and wish to
New Huron
another, \\ ith what
used I llflVl‘ Clll’l‘tl twnuf thc
worst soft cams that
could how on tin ir ft‘t It.
Yours I‘m-pl ( till
)llts. i'.
3.; EM 1|."th Ht. va
.\. HI I: mun
our. 1 l‘t'lrrf' In plutnbincl lmw dam» for tho
tum ~v- Wu your», in tin i-Inpluy of W. ll Heck
I rat I‘ n. \ll “Ill‘k will huiemy prrv-onul all]!-
«to n and Mil begin-Ina)“; «muted and
win- tinn cunranrwd. w tncutrlal. (.2
PURE GBBDS SOLD BNLY
i'ui'ovvr Thirty Years. our Trim and
l'vlllmra‘lllttl‘ll lwn mud by I'm- pmlplv of
tin» Unitmlritzttm. and how satisfactorily.
tllt' 111::in million l‘ur-Ul‘llliil'fi r-un bunt
2’. lfifll.
”i3. I5. ‘M‘onnE'LL'
0mg)?!” THE FEM. MFHIINMWW l’uhlllc.
Molnar,
rupee. I'urnlturc low m n omlnlly.
lit Washington atmt. Scull-Norman. unit II
J. FRANK ' RIDER.
WEIR OE JUNO.
1mm; laying at reasonable
ram cremated. Wa tcr .l. Hathtltclnway
Hall. New York. Fortcrrm upplytooraddrcw
No. it It not avcnuc. std 3m
HOMER B. HOYT.
Expert Watchmaler and Jeweler,
Ill NORTH MAIX STREET.
can In plum
III- pairing of line and vttmpllcatcd watch-cl u
rpululty. Key wind I: hanged Iontcm Ever)
facility for first (luau work, and tho mechan-
ital nbllttv to do tlu- same.
Dissolutlon.
NM“: 52' hi hereby given that the connrtner-
chip heretofore existing between J. L.
You Name and lurtlhc \ulontlz.c, under the
firm human! .1. L. Van blame a: 00., hi this
dinmlvnd h) mutual (nation
(pt for all bills duc
Iboulmvctlrrnmndnll hll payabloy by theta
will be settlcd by him.
Ll \‘A\\
I-' thl'ilt'l' V \‘LEVI'IVI‘.
South Norwnlk l’IIIm.’2i ‘ 28,1391. lull) tl
STAIIIORD. CUV‘.‘ g;
.\ widwauuhr t minim; I-I hml for both norm.
[ivory ljllhlnrm. brnurh taught ttmmughlv.
Herman. English and college preparatory ~tud-
“Li,
Business bottom :suppliml with otIit-c anoint-
nnts. tree tit t-horgu.
lleuttzutrters for South \‘nrwalk and vicinity
for tho not.» um. 1 ft: pint of the Remington Stun—
dar-I Ty p. writer 1‘ pm»: ritcr aupplics.
lort ’amlnguo, all tut
III, A. MIC IIRRILI, President
ALBlN MALMO.
Dealcr in all kinda of
Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage,
V'Eill-Z TABLE), DEL“. A’ l ESSEX.
Buttonhtp Utl'tl, 0 'annedlimdy, Firth, Glam
‘ll' ,Q'LC.
filllnl JAB“ ETRI‘JLT. NEAR “VEST
.‘nll’lt .‘flr'ildlli. mclt l"
J. H. BROWN.
Sanitary Plumbing. Steam and
“Olin ll. Light will run-
llutt in the quality of tho mtl‘lll} urrnun
n-rui «Hondurting buhinmv. and in tin
Irm- l‘lltllllltl’l‘lill tvnmiml. Univ Um
I’r-Ilit br-rmul tho l’rulm‘er :mIH (til I
slum-r3 ’l‘lnnw wishing In mu IllnIn-y'
should not full lu putmnlzv an villi-rpriw
‘llu‘tt hm tn so largo :tn f‘\‘u'lll. :‘m- n In
lllt'pévlplt‘tlf this country" At lll'illllll‘t ll.~
taxi mblv." Vt» dosin: to my that w-
wtll vII-lvm’t‘vr lmul‘or our vuslnnwn Lil"
wry ’
Finest Teas and Selected Bofiees
'III I :‘II: mutant-«l t> IhI~ t llllltry.l|[
get
I bu \A‘
anyone
lly
llztvt'll.
FURNITU
GREAT l‘. \ llti A DIS,
David Stmv
m 'II :‘II Ute“!
OUR BOOM!
this Wt
$3,500
Slack Ill" (‘lt Inks, U
gains will he offered, and c: uncst cudc‘. mus
on our part- will ho made to close thom out.
Also, we will
dottwtw tnnsislim: oi gcuts’, ladios’ , misses’
and children’s, lll all grades.
CARDIG
will be sold at auction prices
house tlw olttlnwu not the to it, and It was .
$19.50.
years.
M “I
sale we will ll'lillic It specialty of
Black Dress Goods.
Sewing machines worth $65.00 sold for
Buy
INSURANCE BUILDING
Opposite Dolley,
prim~ that on truly mar cluus All
arm-mliully ituiml tom" and infirm!
our now SIM k ul Tone and Collars.
glhellllltP Ito.
4| MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. CONN.
«[5 Jim
RE
l' :- *m‘r.
wk will upon Illll'
l‘whiI-h unquestimutblv bur—
givc you tt bonanza on un-
AN JACKETS
'l‘llt'ough this
Guaranteed for five
v
H’S
one.
Gas FIttIIlg.
Yum-1m: Hnmw In It B'Irxt l’l;t-~ .‘llilllllrl’ null or
lit‘lt‘tllllllvlr l'l’it’tw.
Shop: No. it North Main Street
"ELI”: mini. Suriwl‘s. Ikmn.
.l. 0. JENNINGS.
“anti Hanger, Caltiminer, PainleI
.Uul Ilrztivr
Will PAPER AND BBBDEBS
rt North Main direct. So. Norrvum.
in
-‘;Irnplr bunt-I of full line hunt
l’dlh'l‘r. “opium :md liilr. Mnuhliuzi
l...:1I.-ft-rII..-pulion, nu twill c by],
my“.
F. ~Iimntrs rhwrfnlly given.
l. A. Wilson& Bo.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lnvuIIm-nt- Litt'lr' in film its nn-l limln for
l' .l-ll ur \l 1mm“ ( inUIluIId ulvtVanlV. I'um-
m-“i ”1;. ion! 1 p. rtt'.l’ll In: h It Iy.
orders received by mail or tele-
graph. lleferences exchanged.
u I lll!’ If?
Take care ill The llortgsgo
UN Y’Hl ll llllbllv'sTl-ZMI
How thtu t on mu prim-it our harm-“troll?
Hum Inukvrcrtmua dulwr or your witr and
Illlldn n inum' )- "I div '3 ’l‘b- Ilnmr r in plain
Ilml mm: -by wt lll‘lnl: It Lilo ltwlrntlt el’ ilit y
lurnuamountmpmltntlu murmur: Thou»-
nnIl-ot homo-«l have hot-n thus pnwl’ltrl and
no hope tlmumlulu of mun will he in that
mum lhu whit: dwinathh wh lllll imure
untln r II form 01' l‘nlivy that oil ~Ittl~f the
mortgmp in 1' .m- you llll'. tin Mill on Blithe
cvrntnfdt-Ilth'r .ln lulluwtm-m Pill“) lami-
ml by tlll‘ t ”mm limit In nmd Illa lnmmm-u
IVs-numnymfllurtlnnl I‘v..mn will iii-Hem Illnll
this It you tlir. lllr full unmnntnf Ihr l’llllry
will ho laid at now. It ynll lln it is payable
1‘0 I'll and In t lllw r own: it must pvovrV a
“1-. undumd minimum lit-\llt‘k‘ )mtr lllc;
hill in tort- doing «o in worn and «mummy this
ph.m
S. S. L’Hommedlou.
Axum Washington in. Hmtth ‘lorwalll
Mrs head’s lrhgnl.
Girls and Young Ladies
AE-llPEllB llllTllllElt l. '
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. AI’AIIEMIC
m» (‘l’ihlJlllB l'llEl’AllATUHY
lll'Zl'AlI’l'Ml'Zh’Tl‘.
”Poplin mlmltml in “'rllmle and er on
llitnefllltratotd' the hi ml trial:
nupmw‘l .nmumxnr‘uh‘tlltlnglflmymm
toys-rm w n wa It;
who Park corner M Partition at no It. In"
and at thi- tic 10”“th to nonu- y
We” and 4 mo tho 1 without um
Pamless Bantam
llttv Million. '
so. tumult llEllltl PtlllllllS,
Overtbcl’oatolllco.
Tooth Flllttl tml'Ettmtod Wltll-
‘ out PtlIt. '
l l.
"lmillt ”mm: m»
“mfi' .-
é'égttlugwl‘l‘olhhlug.
Artltltltl llllll Without Haiti.
lottown ano‘ dunno: trout”
MW with»...
MUM”? how MIME
Mlltrtlltnutrtlttltttvlut
W I
go
. City.”- AWILIJAXHJIamI
woonmur nut
4,
“ALI
NORWA‘IIJKI
and rm out .
rcprtlrn for Inna ,
worminwu. AJlulgltt . ‘
chincry made proton“ ”mi '
IASWAmm
HARVEY; (LII.
choc “do?"
AVIHON, A. Iii Moll: it. till
emblem, Ilahmylttom. Gland.
BENNB'l'l' In hum
ltrllfilflflullflml. trolls. ii
I ’ Ll ATJUDD‘BCIIh
’ titty. Wuhington
m“.
It. .0”.
nuts innnu outd-
.k‘tmu. home 3
LIMBURNE war. us w ‘ ' m5 ' ‘ b
rtd.ge.l§N‘."Dcaln amtnmkm'm‘tlfi- ‘
LOCKWOOD 1.. Warhtngton ”I.
find: mantis, dub. or atom. clarna,
It. “10}. I) GEIIEHOM. 13 etc.“ Huh 1.
mm meats. .
p ”h poultry Choicam
HMITII'H “’ASIIING'I’ONMARKIT -
locum 191,5.Ndnfllfi, ponlftry fork-g“
WEBBL J. Mat t N. dictum-
woltryf‘ttnh. vcg‘etoblxcto. ' ‘
u stunt: murmurs n we ma. -
BAND tum MILL, ”$3."th and link
Wm
rough or worn-d to
moons as!) BUIIJJm
hi-ZYMOI.’ It, IIKXRY. BW'utl 8.
kinds oi stone mason mmmmxl u
sum! WILLIAM n. fiWmmfiX. Job,
hing promptly nttcndcd to.
MARI!“ AND alum
RATES P W. Wator SLN. manufacturer d
um: granite and marble work,“ dull III
stone work of rill kinda.
MEN'S coma-run.
COMB’I’OCK BROS. Mawnlc build 3., 11 So-
Main cl. 5 N. (icntlcmen' s in mm
“Mythic: ( 0 86Wanhlngtou Still. II.
but». gentlcmcn' s furnishings ulna] kinda.
MERCHANT TAILO‘B-
(ill-‘0“ SKI, E. 31 “all at N A m 2
guarantmt- the latest atyleq slwnra on bond.
KIM UL',K 1- 17 .\‘o. Mnin at. S. N. moot-il—
oring 3 spot lalty. Repairing. etc.
3|le-
COLI:}NS.R.M.IZM3IB§1,B.N. lama-In
material titled ltd
["ch ll, AG‘JEI: Alias. “Wall It. N.
“Old Staten IslandDy
‘ MUS!!! mam “ *
I’- Kltltls S. K. i!) \\ eat avcnuc.N. Tracks!“
Piano. Organ and Harmony.
GanOX, ALEX S. 2: Melvin-LR .Plaao.
organ and harmony.
OYS’TF B PLAV’I'KRS um um
IIOYT “' B. d: SON. I24“ltern, 8.1V.
0: Raymond.) llnutcmcxmrten “1%
rule dealers in nativé oynteru.
thmm uot'sMAx, nu Watcr 5.3.14...
ten and nhippnrs oi Korwalk
v D; snug .l L n00. P. o. WEBER.
I' AT’fliltlllS AID MODELS.
xnnw t: K PA’I'I'ER‘I' WORKS ‘
mot-p; prop. Rigcrnide over! ”Wm
ingu apex lull). by talcum liot watcror h"
air Rt'l't rulers: Norw k '
(ammo; Dr Bnhannan, (steamy, B. 1.
mm tmmI: John 'l‘ryon. (botairfwml-
ll. ~‘nuth. I-tcuml; Grace Church. Mam;
one! many other».
PAINTER;
BR ALVARO, F. C. '.'Wnterat,N. s
P. Ilnt. gold and ‘silver signs a WOW
(HRH lHSKIII-O Ii .Watu N. Bo—
und sign painter, paper hungcr. .
P110106
sum ll, ti. "5 “mild ’tou at B. .
quality only. uhd that $3“ ' N
I’ll! SICIANS.
uurkc II. t'. .olllcet'rand t'.’ \Vuhlnm
.-' S. Hahn-91010, ”03,7103. It.
l'l IND TINLVR I REPAIR“. V
Ill" SURF, t'. F. erlallnnrlKalghtatsdi Ah
dm‘ v-r in tlnnm,()rgnns,ohret mailed".
l'l. .ITISG~GOLD, SH.‘ HAND 31cm
nut! HI Still W ALIS PLATING (10.0W
.Illkimlmrelectro luring 6W
hurl retln‘uhlngol all tad: of m M
REAL [STATE A0123!!-
l.. It ’I‘I l.\ .l ACUB .‘I. “'Mhlugtonskmtl’l)
> S l rnpcl'ly furnnle, house-torcmpdv
“null“ will!) F: AS l Alain 3.50!-
n :It and building total for Bllr‘s” i.
nonunion-rs. l » 7
av XBEE I r annumlmwc RN. loit-
nt ll-ll hours Strh tly first chain ovary I.
Elm-Fl A t. w mldc lmardcm taken.
L. \ \I-I' :4 DP. PUT ill-231‘ AURAXT, S. 2:“.
u, the llf'tl,}ll'lt' cathelowcst. (toenail
scumlns. I,"
II \II II tints lSthTUTEJ‘ About“?
Inmlilmtc Illiltlfi)’ «haul. Full termrlept. 4
MI» Ml' .ID'SN llOOL for lo and
hulls-,4 llllLihle,N. Fall £01151;me
alumnus!) mm 1175
Lu lll-th'rl BLOCK. :6. N. t‘. F. Plumb. .
Day and evening demon-L Plant! (or .
stun cantons no I’ll-PS.
anW “K may worm: Mamas“ .15: .3
Water nt, H. 5’ near
8119.13“an ‘l'lm‘l' 4633‘".
L. \\' TI l.\' JM ”UK )1. W’Mhl mt
s N. I’m tI’I krtulnftam mm.“ «of:
810!!! ”mm
l E lllils‘ Jolly ll. IIW htngton m
ltricfilltneurmcnnhdwr. til-star.”
II llt'l‘tw .1! . m
3 Aim luycr till};?n$:“klr ‘ $ ’
not us, 3.1an arm trauma. 3
KHI'P “V )l. LAVDON fllh'llllda 5'
tr' Ill ntuv mt amt wuterhuteml’ . P0. v
POWELL. J w as Wuhlnmmblfl ,
nomad.
Mull'l'ux I an
.m, W»; Icon-Iv
{- UNDERTAI'II;
J "35 Nil.“ . M.“-
dent la J Lin! “1&9me n.
H. hulihbofi om. lNafllhfl. 3.3. m
RAYMOSD, 0E0. ll. “
Boulder-wot Berkeley at.“ I mun ”I. '
A Bllllll AIN ”Bll
GIVEN AWA
With ova .5 dildo! Ilr
Iauy Iliullfiirmbratul Baird-p ’ ~ “
Pill ”m t tlo Mr.
truth; ;p«*nl: mum
in. utility.)
lheBelknnflta
ill! MAIN
Bridgeport. Count
S. D. B A Y L E's.“
Ill limo Itali- “not. lost. lat-nu
on. cllllllls I; hurt,
on m, moon. m m'm
common-um.
in?“ ..
u... not; %«
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