lag. forthsxslrpmsotsominstingsesn:
Midterm”.
“conventionw-orgauissdbymsk-
‘ WRKMMWMM
“Md-“Mum:
WMEKMWaltsrP. Row-
WeedWillismP. Inokwood.
m, J. D. ’l‘oomey and F. L.
Bollard‘l'nlly, II. It. Sloan
mdAlonsoW.Smith.
1 ltratford. Samuelllesrdsley, JohnE.
'noIiIu-newmsmirn.
'houuiaghwthspsstrumth. Alltbs
3.de
m Alltbeto'fllnthediuiohwith
firmer Wm, was m
tests sees-Is lei-s I. m or no
3mm
Betting lnBoutII Hawalk hashm
sung-outnummuiw
hate, an ultra shape lmuod by them
Augustin. nauseous-sue! it the
more becoming it seems to the great
msjorityofwearers.
The Volk Kat company huedthe
Harringmnbatat just the right time.
sudltishy far the neatest shape they
haveeverputoutfovafallsnd Wilts
hat. Theysrestrlctly handmadeaud
give entire satisfaction to their malty
customers.
The Adams Brothers' Kanubcturmg
company were never busier than now,
and are putting into the worklu a
lively wsytokeepup with the demand
.mmm'by’mfm from their customers. Their Boston
8 anmnm_ mleeroom is handy for their eastern
John 8, 30m. 0' Norwalk. the n-sde,sndisunderthe charge of B. B.
Maud-sister fromth'w district,
vwssuaauimomlyrenorninstedbysccls-
“the. and the following committee
:wsssppointedtonotifyhimofthesctiou
'd the convention: Bernard'l‘ully, Ho-
’ hart,thsleraudA_lousoW. Smith.
‘ Whilstheoommittes wereperforming
- their duty the convention reelected
Charles R. Wood, of Norwaik, as the
g lumber fromthisdilrict’on theStste
'Oeatrslcmnmitt'es,sndw. H. Smith, of
W“, mid FranchL’Sherwood, of
Wm [heed ontheflmstonsl
maximunmmisgtwoyesrs.
‘ Ksfleymourarrivcdatthehotelshout
noou,and in a brief chech gracefully
acceptedthenomiuatiou.
InToomeytheuraadearnoticn that
.tbelargertowns iuthed‘atricthegiven
‘au iuaesssd represmtstiou in mm
unnveutims,as hsdbeen donehyother
W Ir. Wheeler, ol'l‘rumbull.
objmtedmthemufimclsimingtlmtths
‘ change would haveatendencytoshut
-,out the smalls town in the dhtrict.
TILTom'ueythen withdrew lib motion
aadtheoonvmtionsdjourued.
encore orsrsrcr nesocurs
mus lsr Tow-Olmlla-Ilatad
asses-“slums.
ThsDemocrstiovotersol theBecond
ems-Ia their muons at the head-
quartsrshstevmlogandnominatsdesn-
t’o com the town ticket,
aldflwlllbefoundluanother column.
committssddvemouristingotJ liens»
, vsa,Jr.,JohuKeKaho'u,P W. Ward
deSamudWatfifillh‘W. Harford
”Await"...
hsqaitp “tr-print. will he
KnsallranlIs-Ilssryilsyt
{,1
Aweddisgsssouacsmeut which will 013.887: mum-.mmm-wnm-Im
issued this 07-:500 Norwich. 01.000:llsw1oudoo,
aw
“hwmhi: thstssdsysot posit-senor: which.»
v
Hunt.
, John C. Wilson & Co. sreat work in
s lively msnner. Not only have Mr
own styles been taking well. but the
"Chopin” hat has been a remarkable
good seller, and together with all the
lending shapes it has mode Inn of work
for the men.
The Ambler & Perry Hat Co. have had
agwdstart.sndtheir goods are being
well received. Every care is being taken
to have such hat perfect. end they are
laying the foundstion for s solid sud
growing business. They sre young men
and hard workers, and are in to win.
W. B. fluhbell has been remarkably
successful since he built his factory. The
work has been oommg through in first
class shape, and Mr. Bubbell has gained
a reputation for tlrstclsss work on
bodiu in the rough.
The South Norwalk Hat Co. are busy
with all the rest, and prospectsare good
for the continuance of the brisk trade
for some weeks to come.
At A. Solmans' factory the men have
had a good season.
Otto Barthel has no nose to complain.
Business has been brisk with him.
CLOSE OF THE RACE;
Alla-wood Wins lathe bullet-sass! Lady I.
The-ps- la the 8:24 Class.
The racing meeting closed yesterday
with twosmsll classes and fairly good
owld be dosired,the attendauoogood,
and the noes as a whole beyond the
average. Followingare the summsries
ofyestenlay'arm
.Szl) truss.
The summary oi theWeekly Record
fortheeurrsntweekshows an avenge
good week for real estate business.
Real stale salu—llew Haven, 34:
Bridgeport, 18; Hartford“; WWW.
0; Kerldeu. 'i; Klddletowu, 4; New Brit
sin, 9; Norwich, 4; New lloudm. 8; Dau-
bury, 4; llorwslk. 10; Ausonia. 8; Bir-
mingham, l; Shelton. l.
lhsl estate musings-dies Haven.
tom. mm; Ian-Rom
I”. : Waterbury, $14.83;.rldeu
we. Ansouia, 0cm; Birmlughsm.
, but i»
Bulhnisgstssusstlsuflflhs”
WM ,Mthe
szhhesldssttmoL umXippuroo-
term our.” theistof
eudhsumosslelswmpsrdouism
slallwsosrssiaesrslsthsirprofs-tos.
ltisalsosdayoftsousdllsthahstwssa
room. Theweatherhssbearailthat‘
“ reinvest strum.
rescues riser-toss.
imam—mm law's:-
Is. In the Vario- W
‘ m3; “of...
electioustsksflaesnsstlonday.
Furthe election 41 town ollluqsths
pollswillbeopmfrumdamtotpm,
attheTowuBrsuefm’theFlratdbtviot;
atthePutImmEoss hangar lksukliu
about. Booth Nor-walk, for the Second
dhuiehsndst theueonluntesrlIoss
bouss,on East avenue. Fast Norwslk,
forthe'i‘hlrd dbtrlot. Ahaliot willbe
tskenouthe question or "cross or no
license.
Thel’olioellesdqusrtersou Havilsud
streethsvsbesndesigustsdasthevuting
place for the city entice. The polls
will remain opm hour to'clockam.
untiloo'cloekpm.
Thebmoughelectiouwillheheid in s
temporuybuildinglumtedonthe mirth
sideotWallstreet, nearthe top of Kill
hill. Thepollswiilrmsiuopsufrom t
o’elocks. m.uutiliio'ciookp.m. Attire
hourofho’clockp,m.ameetiugwillhe
heldtohmrandconsiderthsannual re-
portefthswstercommissiousrs.audslso
thesnnosireportofthetresrurerof the
waterfund.
Below will he found the various
tickets inthelleld:
lspabllsaa Iowa 'llchet.
rosssucrsss.
OscarW. Raymond, 'l'sllmsdgellaker.
ros rowscrns,
HerbertlLSmith.
mrowsrsusrsss,
WilliamA.Ctlrtiu.
roscomsnug,
RobertN.lorehouse,JohnS. LockWood,
Franks. Conley, JamesE. Stevens,
rosAssrseoss,
Josephkklls, Franklin A. Toilet.
vossomorssusr.
Bradleyaxielh, Henry Seymour.
monsoon-sous.
JohniLIloyt, Kunaon Hoyt.
Charles F. Hallock.
rosscnoonvrsrross.
Bradley 8. Keith, Edwin Wilcox.
mascot-roe.
Georgef. Bearse.
mssnorsrsasorvorsss,
(HueuceECoolldge,Fhstdistrlct.
Joseph Tsmuisny. Second district.
Edwsrd EGorhsm, Third district.
[Democratic Town Ticket.
mil Stilton“,
Samueleskam. Nelson J. Crew.
’03 TOWN CLERK.
Oliver E. Wilson.
ros‘rsnsusss,
William E. Kontgomevy.
ros Amos,
James Mitchell. William B. Hendrick.
res noun or smsr,
Platt Price, Henry D. For.
ms oust) Joanne,
Matthew J. (hrlnody; William Mitchell,
Will’um K. Raymond.
sou scuoot. vrsrrous.
John W. Kaine, Ahistha Blanchard.
ros oomssras,
Timothy J. Howard. Daniel Powell,
James Costello. , ‘ William Vollmer.
roe Aunrros,
Edward W. Board.
'0! shamans 0' VOTERS,
John J. Webb. First Wt.
Richard ll. Golden, Second district.
Winfield B. Eanford.’l'hird district.
hostilities 'rsws nus-r.
ros sum.
Enos Kellogg. Oliver W. Wood.
vos rows cuss.
Charles A. Knight.
ros rows newness,
Kelvllls W. Bitumen.
ros colorants,
Lewis it. June. George W. KoBrids.
'Osesr W. Kills, hassle B. Kerwin.
l‘.’ 1‘ ' WI
MMHWI [r‘ , .WJLCIIW.
“worm.“
(influenced-I. NEW”
wow?» I W‘OWDM' ,w‘ i Iiu
Merino-start ‘1 mil. Bin-wood,
Weshhgtoslfihurutt.
rosemvrstross.
Willi-smkyast. PraskKPsrsnss.
rosworrosorrowssucmms,
ldwsrdklleasett.
rosasmsrsnovvorsss.
masseuse JsmesEWllaot.
Bylvsstsrflhwwood.
WWW
I'll “HULL!!!“ Cl“ AND
Amman-mm
resort-r
Jolt-W. Wehle.
rosary
'i
8m:
31""
um ”a?
rossrbcrstououroosarsuosns, s
,.. ”l, .,_
Joseph A. Volk, lichen Taylor.
Edwin Adams.
ros commit,
Herman Snyder.
ros Aunnos,
J. Irving Dibble.
ros morscroa or more,
Jam. 3. Smith.
~ ros ssorsrsss or versus,
am. It. Townsmd.
ros wArss constrains“.
William B. Reed.
‘ Prohibltlen City This!»
roe same,
George V. York.
ros comm.
Washington ll. Sharron. Edward P. Lew
lewis E. Buckmsn, George A. Davis.
Edward it. Bennett, James H. Wilmot.
roe mum,
George W. Harris.
ms Irma uorr'r consumerism,
lew'm E. Buckman. Edwin H. Burnham.
Osborn Taylor.
ros 001110103,
Fred J. Miller.
ros sunrise,
William P. Smallhoru.
FOR AVDHDR.
Charles A. Knight.
roe INSPECTOR or stnoss,
George A. Davis,
res menus or venue.
Andrew Heath.
res wuss oorrmssrosss,
'Joshua R. Jennings.
ros mom or wuss first),
Frederick F. Lyons.
0
Republican Beraa‘b Ticket.
'0] WARDEN,
Elbert S. Adams.
FOB sit-assess.
John ll. Buckley. A. A. Chinery, Jr.,
William A. Vogel, Alfred Avison,
Stephen Comstock. Alhat B. “kin.
vos warn minimum,
French H. Beers.
FOR TAX commerce,
John H. Wade.
FOR TREASURER,
J. Arthur Pinneo.
ms sAIun,
Robert N. Morehousrn
Putt mm 0? Tm
Allied E. Austin
ms Inflows or sucnoxs,
Edward ll. lackwood.
honour-Ila Mb ‘l‘lehat.
ros wasnut.
Edgar N. Sloan.
so: summon.
Charles L. Glover. Augustus C. Golding.
Ebenezer ll. Pillow, Jamar Sutherland,
William ll. Olmstead, Charles E. Squires,
ros mAsc'sss,
William E. Montgomery.
,ros ms,
Herbert W. Kemp.
ros sAIIJn.
Willhru lulled, Jr.
roe warn cosmos-a,
Frederick Head.
ros ssols'rsas or versus.
Bernard 0. Feenoy.
ros Ins-rum or moss.
Bernsrd Tully,
HIRE AND THEIR.
Import-at Iowa or the cos-tread lists
“misled In a W In...
Frederick Bimpsoomf New Havens
hrshemauoutheibuwlldated road. fell
fromsireighttrslnstllewlloebells
audwssrunover,oneofbis lop being
tsrriblyrnaugled. ‘lhememborw-sm-
pstatrdlusthslowtheknss,sndhowlll
pvobsklyrsoovsr.
"homes: m m pus.-
We. will
' we ' (3
his”.
$3M" ‘ilitflhigttitw ’
with. lthnodsrstood that they
hanasdssaulwtorthspbosssdthst
itwlllhsseosptsd.
Homestead Strikers.
renaisamiyntg‘uiiz-en
”Whmrmw i
la lama-red That slumber of Women
manhunt-amour“,
Prrrsuuuu, Oct. l.~'l‘he greatest sense
tloniuthe Homestead mill trouble since
tberlototJulycwss sprung by the Car
aegis company odiclsls. A veritable hernia
was thrown into the comp oftho strikers
whim Chief Justice Paxton, of thcstatr
supreme court. issued warrants for the ar-
rest of all the members of the strikers' all-
vlsury committee, charging .them with
treason against thecornmonwealth. This
3 the first cues of the kind ever known
home. The matter woo kept quiet. them
tentionheiogwsrrestsllthemenin their
bolls, so as to prevent any fromgetting
awsy.
The men charged with treasonure: Dis
vid Shannon, John McLuckie, David
Lynch, Thomas J. Crawford, Ilugh O'Don-
nell, llar'ry Boyce, Elmer E. linil,lsuuc
Byers. Henry Bsycrs. T. F. Brown, George
Champers, lsasc L‘ritchlow, Miller Colgsn,
John Coyle, Jack Clitlonl, Dennis M. Cosh.
William McCsnegly. Michael Cummings.
William Combov John Dierken, Patrick
Fagan,W. ll. (latches, Matthew Harris,
Reed Kennedy, John Miller. S. l}. Scsrlght.
John Murray. ll ll. Thompson, hisrtin
Mum); Hugh Rim, Willisrn T. Roberts,
George Rylsnds and George W. Sorter
no rarer-silos.
The information recites that on or shout
July 1 the defendants, not weighing the
duty of their allegiance to the laws of the
commonwealth but wickedly designing
and intending to excite insurrection. rebel
lion and war against said commonwealth
did, at theborough of Homestead. unins-
cmnpuss and intend to raise and levy wnr
insurrection and rebellion against tbsp"-
eominonweulth oi Pennsylvania with s
' great multitudeof pom. numbering hun
dreds, armed and arrayed in swurlikemep
her with guns and revolvers, cannon,
swords. knives. clubs curl other wnrlikr
wespoussnd dldurray sud disuse them-
selves against saltlmmonwrolth, and that
itsconstitutien,lsws and authority were
feMsnhsnd their armed allies. contrary
to the duty. allegiance and fidelityormid
drlmdanta
The first five men to be amoral were
fining Chairman Crawford. Bdwunl
Bard, George Bylanrls, John llierkrn and
Brown. it is said that Put l-‘srroll. the
chief ol the Carnegie detectives, has over
l9) more wurrsnta, and they will be served
so fast as the men can be located. The lllt'll
were locked up in the guunl tent at Mun
hall sud Were lsm- taken to l’itrshurg
where they will have :1 hearing. In Imus-Io
were the warrants read to the men, who
here indignant over the protecdiiics
lay Arrest the Women.
‘ There are rumors of wholesale arrests of
the women of the borough who have taken
' an halve part in the struggle but they
cannot be verified as yet
, Chairman H. C. Prick, of the ('nrnegie
*cornpsny, paid another visit Io Homestead
and the strikers urn guessing very hard the
object OI M’s repented trips tothu plant.
A change of management it is thruruht
Will result. Prick has Visited the mill hall
odour: times, and. it lssaid ignored lien-
ersl Hemmer Potter. At scouiemm with
the directors several days ago it is owned
thatlilr. Prick scored Mr. Potter sewn-I5
for whnthe considered was lummpeteney
on the part oi Potter in not being able to
make a better showing with the large fume
o! meu st his command.
Mr. Potter did not retaliate, but asked
fora further trial of ten days to no what
he could do. This. it Is claimed was
granted. and as the limit of grace expires
this week and no marked improvement hits
taken place the visit of Mr. [-‘riek is looked
upon as very significant.
It is rumored that Mr. Potter went to
use of the skilled men android "Will that
in the event of Mr. Prick ssylng Anything
to them to tell him the poor work Iran due
to the of the men. This bring
the case, it is asserted that on torly closing
down of the entire mill is an mum! int-1.
Four more «supenies of the Rum-nth
Ila-hast Vastly Improved.
llnllmto, Oct. 1. —-‘l'he number of fresh
case-of cholera has been sisty- -thm.or
sixty-seven tewer than yesterday; the num-
ber of deaths twmtymn or seven lewer
than retard»; the umnherof borlsls lli,
e. ~-='”¥.."3?23§““fi‘¥;.
r' mun-b AMM’M '
Wm. m: ’ «mm
has Melina. m prisms» (‘h
(on to ruin mil country (or the
ol presenting (“blouse plays in a
whmimlmr the entrance at
the World' I fair in Chicago.
use or the liners sinus.
laoxwoun. Mich, Oct. I. .. Ainshsm
Mum .ossof the imprisoned mint-rs
h the Norris mine. hubeen rescued
olive and “hurt, but it is almost eertuln
“at the other ten lots are dead.
w.
Wlnl’svadotafiawl’erh.
llSttltllltSllttlilllllltmll.
roumvwrooswmmvrvon whm youbuy onrt‘bthing. nobody
“WM“W Millennium nobody methane youwithhsvlug
hsdyourvystsbst. Youwlllkuow 1-me whether yousrearttingthewmtorhutof'
hmmmmwmhmmmwlammm'mor ltmtssyour
way. lththobflrlonoltsikofmhtdldyouevw wentshetlerxusnuteethsnthe
«Kenyourmqessflordyoot Iatyoorown eye-mu theme! our goods sud we'll
umbtohssalisdedwlthttuvwdletw‘kstovwltmsy'hr.
‘ HIGH TflElSflli ILLEGED
A Carnegie Bombshell lhr the
h’dtoniud cogent:
w-w u
alwsystsllthes ,audinthiseasolt’ss
l I In Midi-l
some i few ’1 m J17“)? EIIIIIIII
Fall Season of
We intend to make each and every purchasers
by giving them such low prices th will
tell it to their friends so
Dress Goods.
uali d.
cage?“ W%- q poem“ é:
forschooldremcs, "and
Min. Benriettssiunavymrow. m
yd.‘
' Sn. iiurwalt Boston Store.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
NOTIONS.
In this department we have outstrip.
edalloom tors. Why? Beoameour
priomure wersndour stock isdouble
thstotsuyother‘o limo ”mi 2:
unueomsry rue an ug -
therin regurdto department, as
gsrnet,slateandhlauk, 283
m5"! pmflimflaldsel‘su. ”worth
our price Mic
45 ”If; mg guidgfutglo yd.
“glmfi‘v‘lficfl‘ cm s on sndall
In s wool Henrietta, in all ol
latest shades and Mack. 47¢: yd. the
reglnlsr advertiser for
fee so pleased that they will wantto
is they may reap the benefit also.
cardinal. etc., worth 651: yd.
ofl’er it this week at 53c.
38 In. all wool Serge. in browngmen
om
what we have to otter this week is suf-
ficient to prove theebose assertion.
fully,mslioionsly falsely nnd tmitomusly puir
Mednedstedandsubverredbythede W
1 lot Fells .2 00. line Toilet Soup, to u
hgnffb'gk Goodsd we have all the m cake,45cd Olen. '
at an wane t I
cannot fail to vs II price; w 9‘1: blah} is a: 00. Transparent Soup,
D Em“... fringe TarBSos , 100 goals.
at 00th ,1 lceach.
.....‘.?. .EEJM'QS; A. more” ‘° ‘° W I
in prices and quantities inthisetock, car- he pair. rens 805.013. ( uni points)
3?: 1:: '1? do. by far the largest stock 150 pairs silk side Elusiics, Children’ s,
u (kW-“k Hima' and Ladies in black and colors,
"W 000:0ds fix quality 4 l Bleached 19°F“
1 yard length of Wholehoue, 150.
1 case Fruit of the Loom Mo per yd. 1 yard length of Coraline for them
1 case [arteriole life
l rllfile 4-4 Unbleached extra weight tic
I00 pair of 10 4 White Blsnkete 63¢ per
stays, So each.
9cCovered Steele in sets, assorted lengths,
Children‘sstamped Linen Bile Insert-
ed patterns. 50 each.
Our full line 0! Saxony and German-
town Yarns has been receivedan We
are fully prepared to furnish any color
needed.
“e have also ust received a new
stock of Muslin nderwssr which we
ire uttering very cheap.
sisal: to see the nightp dresee: and skirts
st
Also 1 lot Indies ‘Muslin Drawers and
Corral. Covers, Hamburg trimmed, at 25c
one
30 peir extra 104 White Blenhets69c
l per-me Continental C 44 unbleached
“it per:—
'35 pieces all lotion Crush 55¢ per vd.
ii pleees 9-4 thlesched Sheeting l5c yd
50 ditlerent sly lei Silkoliuo 9c yd.
am Skirt Patterns at 37¢ each.
i 000 yds Calico Hey d.
20 diflereut patterns of ladies“ Calico
WW“ “iii“?
moose . much A ron Gin
bums. 61c per id. esg p g
50 pines 5-4 able Oil
50 pair of handsome
Curtains.
Cloth ll‘llc yd.
Nottinhum
We will put in page and lia—
the price We complete.
““80. Norwalk Boston Store.
5:! WASHINGTON STREET.
lures sud make
Look at them.
that you here
muttering until
story worth a
1892
us in the sense that we,
HOSIEBY.
mama” em 0....
“62122:.izvsxrhng Shift-gin, {011m
sine, 49c each
gagged hack and front, 31.49 «demure;
Kitchen, Departmem.
Thisisthe spot where we touch the
hearts—es well as the pocketbooks-of
all housekeepers, simply became we are
the acknowledged leaders in this line,
and always give you better goods for
your money than can he bought eke
where. ' .
We carry no seconds, etc. - do
not. misty in the long run. They
505cm Hrs. Pott’s 8nd Iron, 8 to salt,
with handle, 89c eett.
50 brass Hotlinks-1 hooks, withv
looking glam, 29¢ each. V .
l 30 two-quart Pails, 80 each. '
100 threeqruurt 400 such. "
25 China CW die each.
125 uncove Chambers, 290 such.
100 Childs’Chhmhers. lflccsch. I
300 China decorated Cups and Saucers,
13¢ each. '
1 dozen solid Copper, Ho. 8 Tea Eut- .
ties, we each.
100 medium size decorated Ileat
Platters, 17¢ each.
60100 lingo size yellow ware Pie D‘nhes,
100 medium size yellow ware Pie
Dishes, 5c each.
50 extra large Mixing Hawk, 3530 each.
100 large Pens, tic each
590 Flat Irons,ch each.
1:100 long handle Toasting Parks, 30
sec
50 setts Knives and Forks, 49c set.
83
Washington
And so we could keep on giving price after price, but space will not permit, so we will have
to ask you to come and see for yourself.
V' NOTICE
Mm
”IUI
:if
l.
October let. 3d and 4th.
L WE W SELL
5.000 '08. 0F BAIT”! FUNNEL
at tile per yard; positilreiy cost to buy iOic per yard.
W—W
ALSO
With this lot a large stock of
WOOLEIS. FUNNEL BUIKETS. TOWELS. MHES
end in fact our whole Domestic Stock to be sold at cost end
below cost
regiment hum ”unit-steed This '
leaves only shout lit) guardsmI-n It is
issued an outbreak may occur again.
Hi}. (i "
WW
WE ALSO .
Hove several cases of,“
unsn ublES’ IIu CHILDREN’S Merv
ill) unassum-
just opened, of . which we propose to make leaders:
W
. A m,,ARBlVAL or ,
DRESS 60008 MB DRESS Tllllllliis
that are really elegant Prices exceptionslly low}:
Ivor rotten +3 1.?”
ThstwearethefioleAgeutsl‘ortheDemorertBewingllaohiw
D. P. MORRELL-
Uii'l'lCl .
J or m Whig
On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, W:
ll,-
VETEIIIMY IUIIEII.
“are m We:
t Kilian“! mm, limit“: cm
Wt. nu” Railway M ”pm.
We a- nrsst. Telephone
..1
HOMER Bl
%.mm . ‘3'
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WWW
FURNITURE
emu sAsol‘Wl‘
David Stew,
”adieu: it “I “4'3
Norwalk Chronicler