‘llotliOmeBt-usrt avenue..............
t lots toxlts Summit street . . . .
Blots 501120 Golden Bill street. .
llotISOmeBontb Main street.......... 500
1lothStlTayloravenue............... 400
w
W
8500
llot MxlwWest avenue..............t2,500
1 lot 80195 High street. Norwalk. . :9. . .. 1,500
lint 60x150 South Main street.. . .. . . . 1,600
1 lot 451150 South Main street. . . . . . . . . 1,000
4 lots 501167 Elmwood avenue......... 1,000
, Stock of the (lo-operative Building Bank of New York. I
r.;;.Fire,r Life and Accident Insurance.
Pumkturtimuncs
rooms asrusucsss sanitize
A IABCIIING own
0-, 0-5."! run-3 no loudly that An-
“ 0-5 Will boromud—Lloutonlnt-
M crow. Invited to sun-.- eon-
maqe—onor Incidents of the Campaign.
, t ..
There is an old saw, “Old man for
counsel, young menfor war.” On that
an!!! “to Republican party of South
Norwalkpropoaetomarch tosuccess at
the polls. for at Republican headquarters
Iastnightthg older heads directed the
movements. gave them counsel and then
lsftthe young men to show what they
are m of; and right well they did u;
A company of a marching battalion.
which will be filled, was organized on
the spot and oiilcered.
, A temporary organization being effect-
ed with Lieutenant-Colonel Crowe as
chairman and W. C. Foote as secretary,
it was voted to elect otlicers for Com—
pany A, just enlisted: Captain, E. ii.
Fox; first lieutenant, George A. Hoyt:
second lieutenant, Walter Hall; first
sergeant, George N. Selleck; second
sergeant, William Platt. Joseph C.
-lliiller was made secretary and treasurer
of the company, 'A committee consist—
ing of Robert McDonald, Oliver E'
Weed, Fred Stabell, Henry (lanung,
John J. Goodwin, E. II. ‘ox and Joseph
Miller were appointed to receive in
rollments for the other companies.
A committee was appointed, consisting
of E. H. Fox, George N. Selleck'. Joseph
Miller and W. C. Foote. to select an uni.
form. The individual members of the
company stepped to the treasurer at the
close of the meeting and contributed hall
the cost of their equipment. Every
member of the organization is a recruit-
ing officer, and there will be a meeting
held at headquarters Friday evening at
So'clock for completing the battalion.
Every young voter is earnestly requested
to be present. Meanwhile. any young
man wishing to join the club, Ca’l hand
hisnametoaome member of the com-
mitten or ar’c‘ip a poem to Joseph c. rm-
ler, South Norwalk. enrolling his name.
lieutenant-Colonel Crowe was unani-
mously invited to assume command of
the battalion. and though urging the ap-
pointment of a younger man, acquiesced
in the unanimous demand. The "boys"
will be ready to enroll under such a
head, for it means a well-drilled organi
zation. Young men.who join the new
club are invited to come up to brad-
qunrters any night, but be there to vote
for captains Friday, at 8 o'clock.
DODWI’IHE Banner Raising.
The Democrats held a meeting at their
headquarters last eveningperfecled their
organization and arranged for the grand
mass meeting and banner raising this
evening. A reception committee con-
sisting of Nelson Taylor, Christian
Swartz Joseph A. Yolk, Leslie Smith and
R. H. Golden were appointed and will be
present this evening at the City Hotel
parlors from 7:30 to 8 o‘clock, where ex-
Governor Waller will hold a reception.
Heine's band has been engaged to fur-
nish music and will render selections on
the depot platform. after which they
will march to the headquarters on North
Main street, when the banner will be talk
on to Washington street and raised. The
names of Herman Theile, William Wor-
den. MosesP. Bullock and George W.
Carroll were added to the executive
committee. A finance committee con-
sisting of Joseph A. Yolk, C. Swartz. R.
1!. Golden. George W. Carroll and J.
Borough Inwbllcans Waking l'p.
TheitepubliZ-ans of the rum district
will holdsmeeting in the vacant store
lathe}? alk club building, on Wall
street, F evening, September 23, at
8 o’clock, for the purpose of organizing a
“urban and Reid Campaign club. All
Republcam are earnestly rcquated to be
present...
M 11an Min; I’ll. Way.
'l‘hpflspnldiesn campaign will bearer--
din gustatyle up in New Canaan next
Friday night. Senator llawley is an-
nounced to bsspsaker of the waning.
lut’rhnrsdaynlght 80am Huntley
will address a Republican meeting in the
Darin town hall. The Norwalk Iron
Works band. of South Norwalk, will
{with music for the demonstration.
MIME“! marching club, will be
“Unstrung.
5 cum.- mill-gs.
The W Democracy will march
to South iiorwalk an. evening toattend
the Win rally at Ila-lo uni.
Mwllllnbssdcdby the South Nor-
wslk drum corp.
wwamum have leased
the vacant store In the Norwslk club
building-ad will establish their hood»
mm They were opened this
morning.
ass finalise cameo lint.
WM moonin- Wlth a Inn-s
amt-nun“. ’
rum Spray. soul lad-n from
hush-.3. 1., to Bridgeport, collided
Momentum ofillstnn’lfi'ssk
but sight. Her port data and her
thumbnail museum!
Wmnswm;
GEO. LDC KWOOD,
&‘ . a South, Main Street. ..
South Norwalk. Ct.
evidence your own eyes afford you?
B' 22,} '1892.
l:lulu.illllutllliillllnlhllll
.5 "our rubidium-so Stir the Largest
omstock Brothers
4 . own-uses, ~
v ‘ I4 Stuth Iain sneer, South llnmlk
Yoll "AVE 10!}. Wl'l‘l A30" Y0!) when you buy our Clothing. Nobody
can accuse you of being short-sighted in such I lurrchaso; nobody can charge you with having
had your eyes shut. You will know in an intuit whether you are getting the worst or best of
the bargain and the time will never come whu you will discover that the worst of it came your
way. lots the fashion of our of guarantees, but did you ever want a better guarantee than ii...
Let your own eyes tell the story of our goods and we'll
{hernias to be satisfied with the verdict whatever it may be.
1*
of
Wand
always tell t
what Ire-re always doing,
5 _ on a larger
nowopenrng what is positively our largest stock of seas-
7
hasnrric Building, llomlt
nominal our “occur-nan. That's
but Just now We are doing it
We are
scale than ever before.
unable _ and the variety of the assortment is on a
par wit not extent. We can say that “if you don’t Bee
what you want. ask for it," because you may be certain
that the article you wish is there and that you have
begin to know what inducements we are uttering until "0:11:13: mod?“ tt. You yon't
he story, and In thi one it's a story worth listening to,
, .
was:
Figures
LYNCH’S NIGHT OPP.
A former Norwnlk lla- Varnish“ lxnltoo
meat for )low Yorkers.
Awarding to the New York Sun, Ed-
ward F. Lynch, formerly of Norwalk.
furnished plenty of excitement for the
denizens of the Bowery in the neighbor-
hood of , “out lat night. they,»
suit of. which was that Mr. Lynch and
two men with whom he had dlflerences
were lodged in the Eldridge street station
house.
Lynch is the proprietor of the saloon
under Flynn's cheap lodging house at in
Bayard street. just east of the Bowery.
At 9:30 o’clock last night a row in the
saloon was followed by a pistol shot.
Patrolman Sheeban of the Eldridge stmet
station. on porn, rushed into the saloon
and arrested Lynch, who had tired the
shot, and sent out an ambulance call, for
one of Lynch's customers had been shot
in the head. The victim was a youirg
man who gave his name as John Clyde.
Hrs wound, which was dressed by an
ambulance surgeon from the Chambers
street hospital, proved to boonly n fur-
row cut in the talp of the back of his
head by Lynch's bullet. Clyde was lock-
etl up as well as Lynch.
At the station these two found Jultu
ll. Hayes. of "345 Bust lillst street, who
had been badly pummeled by Lynch in
his saloon earlier in the evening, and
who bail gone to the station to complain
against the saloon livetwr. Being drunk.
be hurl been locked up. Lynch was held
only on the charge of axflult on llriym,
because no evidence muhl be scrum]
agniusl him on the accusation ofrmsuult
in the first degree With a pistol. No-
body who had been in Lynch's would
tell anything about the shooting. Even
the man who was shot “didn‘t know."
He was not sure where he lived, who h.-
was. or which of three trades he follow-
cd for u livelilniodpr if he worked at all.
Lynch admitted shooting, tlmugh he
Would not admit that be shot Clyde. II:-
said he had been on u drunk for llll’r‘t' or
four days. and that he remembers tak-
ing his revolver last night and shinning
at fl stuffed dog in the salmn.
PLAYED 'l‘lllilll FAWRI'I‘II GAME.
The Members of the Euchre Club llold
their Opening Meeting of the swan.
The opening meeting of the season of
the Euchre club was held last evening at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I". II.
Quintard. With a few exception-r the
original members and their friends were
present. The evening was pleasantly
passed in playing the club gamwruchre
~~and at the conclusion of the thirteenth
game the scores Wi-n‘ mums-l. Miss
Charlotte laIIiii-ut st-r'urml first prize:
Miss Gertrude liolumuqi. second prize
it. A. McDonald won the gentleman's
first prize. and Thomas Benedict, .lr..
second. Refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Benedict. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. “t‘f-
bert Mathewson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
"whites, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel T. Hutch,
Mr. and Mrs. James K. t‘rofut, Miss
Minnie Rowan, Misses Joe and Lillie
(Seller. Miss Alice Mallory, Misslirace
Millard. Miss l‘harlotte Labiont, Miss
Lizzie Sellcck, Miss Anna Horton, of
Holden Bridge, N. Y.. who is a guest of
Mrs. i‘. ll. Quintard, lilies Minnie Knapp,
Mists Bohannan, Charles Miller. W. ll.
Bohannnu, of Stamford. F. ll]. Knapp.
R. A. McDonald, ('harlcs Dimon, l-‘.. W.
Fitch, (hear Banks, Dr. W. F. Acton.
rs rII with {air iron;
John Sink Plunges llendloug Into the fluid
of a Goal “out at Wilson Point.
John Siek. of (iraniterrlle, a coal
handler. was tending guy on the run-
wny at Wilson I’oint yesterday morning,
when he lost control of the rope. which.
quick as a flash. coiled around one of his
legs. pulled him from the lrmtlc and he
fell headlong into the hold of a cord born
lying at the clock, a distance of twenty
or twenty-live feet. Sink was minions
comfortable as possible by his fellow
workmen until the arrival of Dr. W. (I.
Burke, Jr., who had been summoned by
telephone. The doctor found the injur-
ed (nun enduring from an- extensive
scalp wound, and there was some concus-
sionol the brain. Ilia face was cut in
several places and there were bad bruises
on his arms and shoulders. lie was
brought to South Norwulk, where his in-
juries were drama. and was then taken
home. ‘- ’ .-
'flrtlolrl County Ilnporlntemteuts.
The annual meeting of the I-‘sirlleld
County Sunday School Buperintmdents’
union was held Tuesday afternoon in the
Congregational church at Southern.
State Secretary W. H. Hall and President
i‘oote. of the state executive. made in-
teresting addremes. The topic under
dtwumion was. “How can better
work be done in our Sunday schools?”
Remarks were made by Rev. W. 1).,
Hart. of Wilton; Rev. George C. Peck, of
Westpmtzii. M. Harrington. Pluto l’.
Havens and L. B. Silllmsn. of Bridge
port Secretsryllsllgavoa blackboard
talk which war of great interest. The
following ofllcers were elected for the en-
suln year: PresldentJ’rankEBailfl.
Dan :hrst vice-Who. 0. Jol-
ltffe. Southport; second vice-president. P.
1‘. Raymond. “import; secretary and
treasurer. L. B. Stillman. brldpport.
hue-matte Inlly.
Governor Waller will deliver an
“mutilate Ball this sveulngnnd
willsbowwhytbo old men as wen-s
“Mid rots at the In
for W and with
i
80TH PLEADED tmfir.
[0033 AND union. Till} HORSE
THIEVBS, 80m"! 0V2".
At tho iwfiofon Justice Townsend
Moore Condom-d- to 'I'III. and Lay-
All the Blame on Ills Color-d Companion
—'l'nleu to Jail In Dofhnlt 0! Ball.
As it was impossible for J ustice Town-
send toreturn from Bridgeport yester-
day afternoon in time to give William
Moore and Joseph Nixon, the young
horse thieves, a hearing. it was not held
until this morning.
Nixon, the colored boy, told the same
story printed in Tim Ssrmxsr. yester-
day. Moore condescended to talk and
laid the blame of the whole alfair on
Nixon, claiming that the latter was the
one who invited him toride and went
into the lot and took the sorrel horse,
which. Moore admitted, belonged to
Wallace Ilucklvy. who keeps a livery
stable in Fairlield. Moore said he work—
ed lur him at one time and knew whenx
the» horses were paslurml. The horse
llwy drnvelnrlnnwl to Oscar A. Chap-
man. a livery rlillllt' proprietor of Bridge-
port. and was hired by Frank \Vake-
h-y by the week. The buggy was owrod
by “'ttlieb‘y.
The owners of both animals and the
buggy have taken them away from
Sulmunb' stable, when: they were left by
tlumtliccrs. The sruwrinlcntlont of the
"Sangutuck and Westhirt Horse Railway
Company called at the stable yesterday
fiflMl'lIuUIl and ulcutilied tho blunketus
the one stolen from their horse by the
two menus they parietal through West-
pun.
Both Moore and Sixon pleaded guilty
to tin-ft. llllll as neither are of age, Amos
(i..liidsou,lhe butcher. was appointed
guardian over tin-In. Justice annwml
bound them over to the Superior l‘nurt
miller bonds of $500. As no one could
give the required bonds for their appear
sure. they were taken to jail.
SATI'RIM" MATINI’II'IS.
The Approach of tho Ynll looting Stir»
up the Blood of Hon-men.
For some reason or other there has
been very little interest this summer in
this town in lust horses. and the ll’flt'k of
the Driving assmiation, which for the
past few years has been thwluily write of
lively bnrshes. has been practically
abandoned. lint the return of cml
weather has brought-In the "horse le-vor"
again. and the Saturday afternoon mutt»
Ih‘t‘fi :m- to lw I’I‘»llltlll;.:llflllt‘d this “'(‘t'lL
Perhaps lltt'npprtnll‘lt of the fall IlIl‘r’litlg
next week has Slll‘l‘t‘ll up the sluggish
sporting blood: but whatever tiwmum.
for the balance of the Seasnu [hr-re is
bright prosjm-t of track plcusuns. There
is no tired programme for tln- day. but
it is hoped that at least three races and
several brushes will take place.
Next Tuesday the fall met-ting of the
Driving association commences. The en~
tries for the various (luau-s on- good. and
it is «named that the meeting will
be as good as any ever held
by the Wintion, If to, it
will be good enough. Several special
fwtumi will be introduced, principal
among which will be the race against
time by ilubiugcr brothers'famons pacer,
"Ilinld Ihible," to beat his own record of
2:1”. The bicycle races are exciting a
good deal of interest among wheolnion
throughout this vicinity. and the entries
am exp-cud to include some of the best
in the state.
Illillll AN” 1‘" Hill.
Important News of tho Bounty-ml State
Clrronlolrd In a Condom-NI Form.
The dwelling and hum of Mrs. Uraci-
Morris, in Ilcthuuy. were burumlSuuday
morning. The family escaped but the
contents of both buildings “'0Yl.' dmtroy-
ed. The loan is $3,000; insured for $1-
500.
John J. llsdlon, bookkeeper for the
Derby Silver wmpony, has been arrested
for tampering with the pay—rolls by false
entries. The amount Involved is vari-
ously estimated from “.200 to 34000. lie
is married, popular and prominent.
The matter of holding an annual par-
ado of the Sunday school children on the
same plan as is followed in many plum.
is under discussion in Bridgeport. It
was at first proyml to hold the made
this fall, but owing to the advanced sea-
son It was decided to mutt-one it until
next spring, when the initial demonstra-
tion will he held.
The body of (flirtation (tango Strange,
of New York. the captain of acoal large,
who was drowned in New Haven harbor.
was recovered yesterday. Many of the
pockets in his garments were found
turned inside out. in one picket was
found "Gland a gold watch. Coroner
Mix found that he met his death by snob
dental drowning. .
A loo-ad mm It“ or My.
The directors of thsDerby Driving Co.
have decided to hold a second full meet—
ing. It will be a three days’ meeting,with
purses amounting to 01,500. and only
five par cent. enhance its will booting.
ed. October ltth. purses of 0850 each
are offer“ for the 3:00 minute and 1:30
m;mim.w such for em
and 2:40 clams: Oslobw 10th. two dot-
lsrs each for Ball and It“ ell-u.
“nu Waterbury “has will give a
«In mmmmm mm:
A BAD OUTLOOK from HOOK.
“In Qunrnutlmul I't‘IV'IIP May "In “Nil
('ohl nlul Hungry.
CAMP Low, Savor Iloox, N. \'.,l'lcpt
23.——With [untilrnw IIIIII mlnrvation in view
the outhmk fur the iIIhubimnlsof the quar-
antine station is anything but pleasant,
The managers of the muthem branch of
the New Jenny Can ml l’illnwl have noti-
fied General Hamilton that from th'L-i date
no supplies for either this or thi- Inurius
ramp would be carried by their trains.
Before the gem-ml mum-ml from this
news a telegram crime from Secretary
Howe, of the state board of heulth of New
Jersey. saying that the authorities of the
state could render no help llt‘lfllllllt‘ of the
terror of persons in towns near i‘nnip Low.
This action puts the ramp in a burl plight,
for there is barely enough coal and ice on
hand to last twentyfuur hours, but oili-
cials’here do not lu-lit-H‘ that the public
will sanction this shutting off of new
saries.
No New (‘nua in New York.
Slaw Youx. Sept. 21.~-Thc mult of the
examination of Louis \Vcintngrn. of Four-
teenth sin-ct. proves that llt‘lliu‘i tin-trim
Asiatic t'll‘ill‘l‘fl. "tr is Still“! ”In front»
lion hospital. Simon Knox, u! the shunt-
ship ('ity of ,\'r\‘nilu.\\lm iliml on ship
hutrtl ml the l‘lll.ltlwtl burl tlu- r‘hllllll‘.
cholera. ’I'ln- Xv-imln lilla bwn unit-Nil tn
quarantine.
The Idiot bulletin of tilt. board of health
says no new new» hm'c lu‘t‘lt Iliwrn'i-rwl in
tlh- city It buying been n-pri-wmul to
this'IlI-[uirtmrm that in lllt‘ maria-h of this
city people lll‘xilillt‘ iu pun-lum- tish and
other :Irtir'li-s of lmul from Itppn‘lll'llslflll
that «bob-m norms may be coutulm-«l
then-in. the luull‘vl of hmltb rr-iteralthlni
stun-Inuit uln-mly “lillll' that lhervis no
danger from llll‘ tin-iii tiali. mrnt murall
olbrrpmpcrarticles of fmnlorulrink, pr»
Vidal tin-y urv them-richly (‘tullit‘tl
'l‘lu- I'Iaguo in Paris.
Hum. 541”. :3.—’I'hirrn-n fresh raw-s of
cholera and N‘l’t'll ill-:Itll~ huvi- law-n rc—
purlcrl. .\lr. lllzrl .\Ir~‘ Kernziuhun :mlrlwir
fnnr ('lilltlrr'u haw rlu-rl lu-n- of rim-Jim
within lb»- lusl furl} right brain 'lln-y
tven- the "bi lirmloh people in the rxty 1')
sucrumb to lllv' ohm-9.9..-
A Pit-rm], Dublin in Ilamlmrg.
H.\.\ll‘-l no. Sept. :1 ~~'l‘hu fneh summit
cholera hun- numben-d Silt-rt >l\l}'~lllllr
fi-vvrr than y-w‘lcnln}. [llt' lll'illlL‘. l~‘l.ur
right lower than yrstenluy; thc- bllriulx
216, nl’ furl) ~I\ truer than yesterday. In
the hospitals (lun- arr 2.701 [Klllclll$, or 2t?!
fewer than yesterday.
If “'u twnilino l'lmlens.
New iti:l'.\.:.mvx, S. J,. Sept. '2 ~ In. II.
R. ilalrluiu. president of 1er board of
health. in» h-mivml llu- bacteriological rt.r
port of Dr. Rab-on. of erv York, onthermu-
of James l‘nrr. “Em .liml lit‘l’rd fun days
agn. 'I‘lu~ I'vpnrt \;I_\.~ that lzr «lint of germ»
llIt' .\~I;I!ir t'llv‘lt‘r-L
.lno- limlulnnl “'liippnl.
l’mr wurrrn. Sq”. 3." .lm‘ ltuilvr.»
lwxri mlurnl piilrili-t. brul tliv- lu'sl of Joe
“ruliluhl, lln- Australian rlmrnpiun, inn
:lrrm- ruimil i’mltl {ll llll' .\rirl .\llrli-lii- I'lub
LN xiii! 't‘ln- llt'LZT” kmwkml Hi-lllunl
Ilnuli in {h our round and :l-gnm m the
growl ii. . ‘ .2 l l lel lllr' lw'~l Hi lllu "go"
llillll {.4 r . ubvn. Jill'l' lv...li' :i In'r:
uh- ~ 1. ~. _ Iithus I:..II.I' ll.» nil-l.)
nirxmllr'lll groggy 'l'llrn lln- mill was
l‘IltlHl
Johnson la n Hustler.
Ixm rum \I‘E. la _ Shpl. "123» The Slin-
nt-upniis buy Johnson tool. 1mm llt‘!’ Pill} at
lln- half mill-bio) cb- rwonluurl un‘t-t’ul the
ground in :.~:t:‘.~,, standing start. break»
ill): llw world's ru'unl He also brulir‘
the ll} inn start quarter mile record by gw
ing the but quart” in 1'0} 17:».
“‘nn‘t Search for \rrlmn’.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. '31. wilr. Nixon, of
the Academy of Natural Scietmrs. said the
mud-why vvon‘hl not send out an t-xpwlillun
fur \‘rrhnll. “'lm in n‘lmrtul lost by Ex»
pliircr I’cury, but who is tlt'l‘liln‘ll by his
sister to ho alive.
I'erls May llavc Ike-n ImllrII-Il.
Atmsl. Sept. 21-» District .‘lfnl’fli'}
Hut-in lllml pill: the clerk of murt II wrrvl
indictment hrnulwl down by Ibo crawl
jury. This ' nlirtrucm. it was limb-Mood.
was unuiml ‘lIIIrlcs l". l'n-k.commissioner
of labor alull~llt'.~.
Another "ruler In Trouble.
llnsrus‘. Sept. 2: .\ renown-try injmu'
that was granted humus! the .lnu-riwm
l’mti-ctivc lemme. 'I'lu' vurnplainuuh rhum
that the unlt‘r is lllel\‘t'lll.l|llIl that in
liabilities nn‘i‘lfmulm Itlltl ll:- itHM’lh’ but
0101mm.
Vin.» .‘lclhmultl Arrested.
l‘lilu .\I.I'. Sept. :2 vblll‘llllt‘ll'. Melhmulrl
has been urn-sml on u drum» of having at
h-IupII-Il to bribe l’ollu- Justin- Woodman
to render a Ills-isinn ftll'urltlill' to the «Ir
fendunts iu the Iiartlelrl l'nrk club k‘nm‘h.
tic-Ind by “unlit.
Mn- ltkrirouo, Mass, Sept. Lil-Jilin
whalingburk ('llpt' Horn i’igcou,of tblu
port. was revised by a Russian Yitmtvnf war
use prlu' sealing u-hmncr for whaling In
the open llkholtsk son.
like Babbitt! in Volume.
DAVID CITY, Itch, Supt. “Jr—Mm .l. M.
Arumgmt has hwu urn-sled for [slimming
her rnulherdn‘luw two years ago and her
forum husband, Nye hols-rte. tlve years
ago.
Irr. I‘nnclor ltylng.
BRIIIJN. Sept. 21-4”, l’nlnler‘. the ex-
plorer of Hits». who arrived two days ago
from New York. is dying at the Augusta
hospital of mute malaria,
Killed Ills Wife by Accident.
New HAVEN. Sept. ‘22.»(‘omm-r Mix nub
dcmlu finding of accidental shoothru in
the run» of l-hlwarrl I., Potter, who killed
his wife but evening.
0dr] fellows Increasing.
I’ortrms’n, On, Sept. 22.-—1'he ”word of
the NWl'fl‘lKTI grand lodge of the (kid Fr!-
Iows for 1901 shows I gain in membership
of 48,134]! .. “.--..-
Full ttlver (‘Irartng House.
Fm. ttlvsn. Mam, Sept. sewn clenr-
lug house has been organized lll'fl'. with J.
B. Brayton president and J. T. lint-rill a»
rotary.
Spinners Want an Advance.
1.0mm. Im.. Sept. 2?.me Mule
Bplnnera‘ annotation and to Ask for an
increase In wages in all the lows]! mllla
mi tau Inca-mt.
“amateur-awn.
n'.’ - - ’i. W vmm:
knowing-Mutton '
errom,%mchul (tumu- Ohio the
man. of Post an, I mean from
Whilst-hem tiers.
ITIE Hustler cmwms
Indianapolis to Have the Next
G. A. R. Encampment.
m mmsml’ OF THE ORDER.
Amlng to the Reports Presented to
IN Meeting the harm-ii of ‘09.!” Yet-
mm b- Howl Mun-ling Appear on tho
“Ion-Hunters In “nod Condition.
Wasmxmox, Hopi. 72,“.tfu-r liunerul
Pnlmerlrzul read his address to theyrwmnp
ment of the (l. A, I‘ the annual reports of
the uljulum general, llll:II'l_'n'I‘Ill.'|.-'lt'l’ gen-
eral, inspector unwrul, judgr :ulvncatc urti-
cr'll and surgeon gem-ml urn-sulmrllml,
all but that of the utlv-wnw Lft‘lll'l'ill being
in pamphlet form. really for distribution.
John Taylor. nuiarti-rii.n~n-r geneml, re.»
ported rx‘l‘l'lpiei amounting to) "rifllnafil
expenditures.{Cilxlltilrh balance on hand,
07,3819; “SN-ls. including l'nitcrl Slates
bonds and srrpplir>, eithlfil Iii,
The. Grim! lhnllllnli'lli fund illlltlilllf‘ m
“1,575.03‘3. nl' uhll‘h -~1.’Il ifi u. w rmdwd
sinus. the but l-nmmpm- m
The report of llal-WlHY til vwrml .lvlm l".
Pralrwmairrml1h»folio-u; : mun ..r x of
thec-‘mdirivn ..r the rims! Army a! lull-at
receipt I)! rope-rt. null «unruly w from liv-
pnrlnmfl 'l'v-lill nurnlwr of
[with 7115”. total IIl‘IrIIln-r of pm! trio-Int v Is
in Road ~:::mlirw. indium; Immln-I' uf il-:r~-
hetsownwlby " z m, Ilhl‘liv r-ol' pm:—
having n-lim f-Im'
n-liuf fuml~ ., In
0“ int n-lirf. 20:1" H a l '
furulsin ll:|r.ll-nl ”unnerv- am . .
total murmur of [ti’t'llvlll o ? vr mm
qunru-mmshvn‘ ltlul r-‘lrrl' imam maiml In
insets, $1.343)“; numlur- i-I' po~7~ lll‘iH’lL’
camps of \l'omi-Ii'« lleln l bury. 3.. '.
number of posh lm‘vint: tinny» oi >onv. of
Veterans. :‘ui. pmru “In. it lmvt- rm lvt'rll
inspected, “H
The Tuvlzsl .‘ht’lllhl'l’~'llp.
if is prhllllr‘lr' that an ”auroral run-rum-
llr-in I lnrx
illliil‘.) I‘tfluvl‘io'rl. “ill
stunninguf when:
lllllnn {nur'u I n i‘“
making :I Lzhmvl r. :
merulmsbip in mi ,1 J
‘ Adjutant Horn-ml l'li
recn‘imIn-miml rim .-
spout lx- rel». i:~ 5.
vision be made nl l3. . rul-
service burl“ .mrl tum»
a view to simplify li‘i'.‘ ll its mm L: .l.‘ pw
aible. "e ill-m guu- a.” :m wurl of r. .
fllllh's attending the t 4...: an LI". ,
Departnn-nt uf lnmn .‘il .1! il \I
after the altllull m, We lid 1.
mmprnrm. who ll \\.l‘ " - ' l.
by” lh-parrrm n.’ r‘. .
gvr 1'lll'lli‘:~lli .r
llrnx gush (”no
in bikini.
Jill-mph \'
l‘l’fll.n1ml’lni {
by hm clurzr .
l‘tllllllllll'iw ...: " . ' , . ~ 1
m-Insmu lv-r m H.
3m“ ul ' 7
I 1M.)
l
'l‘r...['«i
ll
lllll~ nu nN-olnllnlh .vr‘ . l , .‘r- <-.' I. v
~r\'t"nl ~t.‘ill i-llm r» .Iio? . :. mi. ~ . 43 v. v
lnlhns
Sympathy for “n. ”ml‘r. an.
.lrniior Viuv rotation: l:-
ul Ulliilm. Iillrrril Iiu
It wt» uwutnlul l-x. .
unanimously
Remind Ly
sixth national er
”I the Bap'll-lzr', :I il l.
of its mombvn that '
heartfelt 24:. awash} ;.
rude lie-upturn) it».
whlrh hrL-I kept bur v:
earn-M harm and 1: ...-r ilm.’
that true .lurrr: ..r . on.“
him and turn. fur I \v-n .3- .
for gunl
l'nmmrb- Allt'ft, of HIV llrplll’tlllr'llf of
Virginia unvl VI-rtli Iiirnllim, limimlmnul
that he hurl in I: ~ pow «inn \ lzlrur 1mm
lit-rn.’ lrltvl’». \\ [LTI'H b} mmuru‘ ml Lil-ll}
I' 5' I Mfr Li,
lriu‘. '-..'~ .
l'r. .l’tkil. ll .gu—nh».
..rl. Iaiv'.
ill"
lti>'llll»‘l~ wt Illv' rue-Irv-
Mir-tn: 'I.’4 ’ rim .irarzll .trmy
rgtr
rlhru. tin-‘1‘ In
prlauutliul liar-l m-nr l~. 'l flirttul‘ilwl in
tlu-irrlcwtlnnriun .lllIl v‘ .3 i “n.1,! be
glznl lulll‘ll’glrilfv Inlhc .~ «2 -.:.t w'. .' Iltl
flt‘llt‘féllh n! liar \.‘.llnl|\ tl~}l.llllllt'll|~ rim
lt‘llt‘f‘k \vnllrn lv) \Ultllt‘l'~ nuu living “Ill.
in their llruit~
A large-rmmlmruf :. mlulinrh :Irnl .. m
muuir'ullmu “vi-r ullrrml I.) .lrrI.--_';m-~
which won! in rimmurmur-mm rr-wluli-rlu
without lll‘llnil. .\Illttl>.‘. Hw-m u.» our finm
tbl‘ lh‘purtinnnl of In rm mi .unl .‘vl:~~.~
Illppi, rupturing tiw .v.x..l.::~.l.~mvnr of .i
Mulllt'h. hurm- in the m rtb ‘.: i-il'vl‘ v n-
frnru rxl'nnnnuxnlvr ix. t'hw v' of
I’cnrmlvaniu. in rum I in lbw (ml'lu ,rrwu
of Ibr I‘i-Ilsils of \t lo‘l"~ll~ mkrti l~_\ lltl’ l at
.lllla bun-nu.
lindli.
The Pension Itumm.
Reports \vI-rr llllllll' by the Inn rmnmll
ltN'fir’l’lll‘ ItIJIN'lIIlHl by I‘unirrmmlvr PM
In” illlll our lo} liisprx-rb-irwir am "~_\~
lt‘lllllllt‘ plan oi llill'llllll: Ilu- limmlu I-l
loyalty to nill’ I‘Ullllfl‘)‘ uml "(if flux."
Comrade Merrill. of slowiu-buwtts. “on
lfhllh’lwlllhf mic imnnmw qul I‘omrmh-
Miltrer,of Kansas. chuirumnof Iht-Irthi'l‘
The two reports were n'l‘illllnllllt‘Il, with
hwlrut‘llous to mumlhlutc Ilium
Thdfivpnrt Ul llw [amnion mlnrulllw‘
(Goiiirpdv Augustus l‘. lbiiulln. ul Mniru».
chairman) um prwmrlml. No mm‘llm: of
the l‘flfllllllllfi' hue been held. it» utfuirs
hmrinx hog-u mmlurlml by mrrt-nimrnlmn'tn
The petition of the murnules uf Altmmri to
human lhoI (‘ll'rlt'fll inrrc of llu' prtramu
bunmt Wllr‘ Iuidl ll‘ltll’l' theI'nIurIiiwiwtwr
of mundane 'l‘ln- mmmis-dnm-r explain-1|
the working.» of his utlbw- to t‘bmmmu
llanrllti. who stays it ripgmirs that all i.“ be
lngdmtclhut mu i-i-zmumbly ln‘t'xlwt’lt'tl.
The roprut was approved.
A committee rcptm-ntlnx the l'Iiiun
Velcrnne‘ union, rum“ luamsiuu iII tblsrity,
was lnlmltwnl to the I'Ill'lllltplllt'ul, mul
through ('huimmn Buml. of rho Iii-arm nl
Columbia, oxtcmlwl urn-«Ilium tn the It. .t.
1!. Commander l’ulrm-r upprnprlnwly run
sponrlnl.
Gnu'llltks were nlem received by letter
from the Women's lft'llo-f mrtn. Ladies of
theflml. It. and Daughters of Veterans.
CmnnIltlr-cs were nmmlfllt'tl to convey to
these bodies the greetings of the national
encampment.
Indianapolis Winn.
Governor than, of Indiana, culeport-
Dent omnmmuler, railed the encampment
lbrnto determine the lumtlon of the en-
ampmcnt of ms. ashi- was rmnprlled to
leave the city. He presented the name of
Indianapolis. , “
(lonsrsl J. It. (fnmnhanl-m an out».
pertinent mnmnmier. was expected to
present the claims of the "center capital in
nun-o. but on motion of a delegate mun
encampment by asst-nation se-
lhe invitation from lndl‘aflpol
“waiting when-Mahala m
a.“ * cementum.
V
the, 7, «Watts: affirm
sale to 2 pair to each customer.
so cheap.
mended by the jobbing trade:
r
The p
every lady wearing it the outl
\l‘lTllUt'T THE ['58 Ill"
PADS: sin-s In to ill! inches.
l
price $9 per dozen.
arrived. except for om: or two I
you to inspect thorn. l‘ricos wi
Flannel ‘Blankets.
Children’s Cloaks.
Wool Hosiery,
Kid Gloves.
-0
Flannel Blankets.
All grades of tlaunol blankets at prices
ranging from $.33 to $3M)" per pair. Our
blulilu-Is this war urc- thc bent of value.
and any one in Ill‘t'l' of such articles
would do well to inspect our stock before
purchasing vim-w III-re.
“w...”
Gomlonablts.
As well, we have a limit complcw tui-
sorlmmit and a varied stock of which we
sn- selling largo mmntities which wr-
would not do unless prices on same were
all right. l’rlt‘ca range from Hot: hurtful.
W
Children’s-r Gloaks. '
Never has our experience been, better
with children‘s cloaks than at the pres-
ent time. Our stock embraces all the
new novelties of the season, including
eiderdown, cloths and cashimom in
colors and white, with prlcds as follows:
$2.50 worth $3.50, 03.00 worth ”.50.
ladies” Jackets.
We are having eriually as good sum
with as well Inf-elected stock. Prices
way down.
'33 Washington Street.
The following is an exact copy
Tricora Health.
ITS Pl‘Ii‘llr‘l‘Il,‘TlU.\' (IF FORM AND
ELICHAXCE HF SHAPE will give to
perfect development and graceful form
ill-{EAST
Our Price will be 590. per pair. ll J
— .-.‘.,, r—«
“3- also have I‘t’l‘cth'tl our
and workmanship first-class: in fact. we know we 0
a dollar or two by giVirig us a call before buying elsewhere.
SMITH,
Read what one of the largest Jobbing Houses has to say as
regards the Corsets we are going to offer you this week; also note
their price, which you will understand is the quality price, then
notice the price we shall otter them to you at per pair. We want
this lot to bedistributed as widelyas possible,thefore we limit the
We have two different styles—
both of the celebrated Dr. Strong’s manufacture—and we would
further state we had to clean up the entire line to offer them
as to how they arelrccom-
T ricora Relief.
ovuliar features of the “Tricora’
Corset, which AFFORD SO MUCH EASE
IX WEARING. are the elasticity of its
side sections, causing easy adaption in
every position which the body can as-
sume. while its inelastic waist and per-
fection of bustGIVE AN ELliIlfiANCE 0F
FIG l'RE
Stays, while pliable and supporting. are
.llifillllL'ThIl.\' ['NBRFAKABLE: sizes
lo‘ to tilt inches.
to the wearer, and the “Tricora”
Regular price 55!.» per doz-
incs of
logulzir
Full line of Children's Full and
\\ Illlt‘r l'mlerwcur. ranging in price from 12h: to :M‘.
Fall opening of trials Goods Sept. 23d.
Hur line of lmlirs‘ Jul-ken for this my
.rsou has nearly all
inert. \l'c would cordially ask
ll all be reasonabli- and quality
an. save you
.-
Comlonables.
Ladies’ Jackets.
ladies' Underwear.
Gems’ Underwear,
Gems' Neckwear.
”...—...» ...—
ln Kid Gloves
WI-huvenovor carriml a num- mm-
Itlt'lt‘ this than at tho resent time. and
our prices sluiuk for themselves. Our
sales are gradually incrrming. If you
want an annulment call on us. as we are
never out of sizes and colors.
.. . .“
Wool llosiery and Ladies'
Underwear.
We are selling larger quantities of
limiery and underwear than ever before.
for no other mason than that our prices
are doing it for us. We hnvoun exten-
sive stock and can supply quantity or
quality.
- rrrrr Au.
,v Gents’ Underwear.
We have everything that is judicious
for one to buy. All prices in rods, grays
and fancy stripes.
.-..
I
W“
Gems’ Fu gs.
An endless variety of our-in-hamls,
techs. puffs. bows and string ties. Cob
lava, cuffs and gent! lmiery a specialty.
The Celebrated Demorest 019.50 Machine always on exhibi-
tion at our store.
.
l WW” narrates. so.
‘ 1 ': ix. 1?. ”...... _ . ,
A! r“ 4‘ .« ‘ willie ' ’
5 of.
M. sfwsmrr
3.
I:
. . 1. .
Hominy
jug." via.» gillfl
.-. -, J.‘..£..-.
_ ..-. . ___~_,..,.WM
pagan», rum lut-
“wages
ourwork “tallest.
D- P. MORREB ‘ «lit. ,.
, a w.h__
“cranes. Furniture 1 .
_ 'vmhrnmonmau.m% .Ilk. ”it,
Us PI MORRELLp
LIGHT AND BMW THUMB.
Planm and household furniture mov’sdo; wl
”$33; $3”? :22 ”ha
{on stpree’t. garlic!) Norwalk. ”ohm WEB“?
MI. 8. ll. SGlllll’Pll,
. VETERINARY SUIGEIII...
33 Railroad Place. South Now-It. on
Enron's Drug Store. Non-1k. nab
SMITH llllllVMlK SAVII ”II".
a Washington street. a?
Open doliyfromfitofla. m..snd from Ital
p. m.. and on Saturday eventu- from s to 8.
winter”: allowed on donuts
ALDEN SOLBIAXH. Prest
JOHN H. mums. vireo.
roux H KNAPP, sew Tru-
u. D. ' JENNIfiEs.
Undertaker. .
i xsmnr smear. xonxunx. cost:
oppoore Horse Railway pesos. ‘
Residenct-Ji Elm street. Who-emu. “-8
n15 t!
HOMER 'B. 'i-lo-Y'r.
linen Watchmaker and Jeweler,
[8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Repairing of tine'and complicated watcha n
spef‘lfilty. Key wrnd changed to stem. Evmy
fat‘llli)‘ for first class work, and the mechan-
ical abilitv to do the some.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real atateand House L General'h’
summon Agency—Fire. o and Accldsn
Ocean Steamshi iTickets—L'abin
and 8 songs.
Dmlrs for in am upwards, and Mono;01dm
to all parts 0! Europe. x0! Public; acknow-
ledgements taken. Ballroflz—I “clots. Big
gage rheekml to destination.
to Washin ton street, next to Post 0!ch
~‘ouih ‘Sorw k.Conn. .
F U R N ITU‘RME.
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Main street.
J. o. JENNINGSW"
Paper Hanger. Galciminer, Palmer
And dealer in
Will PAPER lllll BDllllEllS
lXorth Main street. So. Xorwua.
Suinplv hittk‘ of full line latest at ice I!
Porn-n. iii-7hr: umlmlt Mouldings on to
nouns tor inspection, on notice by
'nf‘llfl E~tlmates cheerfully elven.
Piano Forte Lessons.
l‘ltll on nr address
llEllIE M. DISBIlllW.
zit West avenue. South Norwalk
Rkhl'l‘flcvfz Walter J. Hall. in Wfirgtb
MERRILL V
BUSINESS GllLlEGE,
STAMFORD. CONN.
A live. pn vrevlvrlnstltuthm for the practical
training o mung men and wrong women for
bro-luvs». Its thnniugh wor .sunezt..mcth-
oils, complete congruent. and efficient corps of
llIilrtIrlul’N have on fur it thrcontldemve of
the 5 Bram-hrs taught: ”wk-hm ng,
Ban 'mg. Penmanship. (Invrrsmndenmit .
band, Tywwrlting. Afl‘lntl‘l'llw. Barman and
Engllsh strum-n. Upon Ilwenllre our. (3mi-
to and within.
name a-«elst l l
Sept. rlth. ml or I'llu-tratctlmtalofizgfafi
titan ml. (:1. .
Read This!
ilv M‘lit‘mt‘d. «thunk-s and rhea
mblb‘.
rackets
you can fool all of the pm In. some n tinlllno.
and mlllt‘ of the people al of the time, u
can‘t burl all the purple a I the flow. a
dnwnu-nt I’oll-‘y In the ('nnnwtlr'nl General
[Mi- insurance ”impurity what the people
will baveafter they nave ,nfwlndlnbl’flt}.
tin: “heme or cheap lit-innate. f. In-
surnpmla ilk» clump money: It ain‘t wort
mus l.
If you want protwtlon for than
ynpimlfln rue "fold In». 40%|. My?!
5 0 ' (am
pr on theendowmmt u a
(«21:5 Jen-rival Idle lmurancoCqunwny.
0 .
3. S. ,L’Hommcdleu.
Mont. Ill Wuhlnrtan Ht. ”Wt
SGlllllll Fllll BUYS,
Prospect IIIII, Hermit. ton.
Year Begins Sept. 20m.
WWH Tliollttl'ufllri' l’RFJ’Am m
YALE.
{run-rm for only two more boys in the
Home Department.
Miss Baird’s In
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
Tho ongh «mus or study in the
Brushes. t' -
IIISIG. llll AID ‘
‘ Till “IMAM. ,
This flehml for you: mt... and (Mick.
muons as
unison. 3m. 2m.
amwrm
firearms-“mea-
M! fields?»
Crul’enslou Attornsym u. a
Norwalk Chronicler