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but thousand lbs of Lobetera for
. gale every Saturday.
“‘ Ordersoalled foranddelivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, 0 e~
tar and Vegetable Market,y
nutritious
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THE tnarnfiegpouncs.
New York Democrats lndorsc
Judge Andrews’ Nomination.
BLAINE WEITIILAW mm GUEST
m 31an all State May Speak at I
”blin- ltally in New York (lily
mam and Populista Badly spur
I- ndiana-The Fruion in Mlnnaaota
New You. on. l3.—'l'be Democratit
new committee met at the llnflman Hone:
to nominate a candidate for chic! justiceol
the court of appeale.
IThe name of Judge Charles F. Andrews,
Republican nominee, was placed helorethe
committee by William B. Kirk, of Syra
cure. and seconded w W. Bourke Cochran
onbehalt at Tammany Hall. Judge An.
drewa’ nomination was also xcconded by
DiatrlctAttorney ilidgcway on behalf 0!
theKlnge county Democrats. Mr. ltillgo
way made a epccch referring to the (act
that Judge Andrews was nominated by the
Democrats in wit. The nomination war
then made unanimous.
A letter was read from Judge Wheeler
H. Pcckham, who was himself it candidate
for the ofice. In the letter J ridge Peck
ham stated that if the Republicans had do
dried to rewgnize Judge Andrcwa’ twenty
five years of service on the bench by tender-
ing him the nomination, the Democrats
could not do better than indorue him.
The committee then proceeded to nomir
nate Richard Croker. of New York, elector
at large in place of Erastus Coming. of Al-
bany. resigned, and also electors in the fol»
lowing districts:
Third~$amuel Stewart Whitehouse, oI
Brooklyn. Eighth—Peter l". Meyer, ol
New York. Fifteenth—.losr-ph Kt-egun. oi
Backhand. Twerrtyrsixthv—l'ntrick J. Mc-
Tioghe, of Bmghnmton. 'l‘rwntycighth—«
J u Lang, of Watkins. ’l‘wcnty~rrinth-
James B. Day. Thirt y'acond—l-leurd G.
S. Miller, of Buffalo.
BLAINE I? REIDTS GUEST.
he ”Mutiny May Adrlreu a Bigho-
publlcan Meeting In New York.
‘ wa You, Oct. 13-31:. Blaine arrived
in this city direct from Bar Harbor and
took the train immediately for Ophir farm.
Mr. W'hitelaw Reid, whose guest heis, met
him at. the station and accompanied him to
the country. It is understood that he make.
I Visit of several days at least, and thatdnr-
lnghiastuy heis likely to meet either at
Opbir farm or in New York a number at
the leading Republicans and give what aid
he can in the morass.
The err-secretary of state mu looking re
markably well. "in figure wan erect. his
eyes bright and the pallor of hi» fum- not so
marked as on the occasion oi his last vL-rit
to New York. His voice mm strong and
his handshake tinn, muscular and vigor-
ous. Mr. Blaine expressed a disinclinatiou
lobeing interviewed. saying with a plea»
ant smile: “I am not worth being inter
Viewed. 1 have boon ill all summer, ltlltl
am hardly in n p. {I m to know anything
0‘ interest in t...- din“. much 2cm to
talk about it."
It wn suggested to Mr. llininc that he
mightberequested to make one- or nmm
apeechu on the isauea and on behalf of the
candidates. “I have really been too ill to
make a speech or take an active part in the
canvass," he said. "My health bus int
ed somewhat. but an to my bciru: mired
y the national mmmittee to speak, that is
I matter which I have not considered."
It iahintcd that Mr. Blaine will get out
and speak for the ticket. and it is believed
hewill doit at u monster meeting to be
held in this city. _- _
THE ALABAMA ’cAMPAIGN.
Republican» and l'opullnla flplll and the
Democratic leader» Confident.
MOSTOOSIBRY. Oct. lil.-—-The attempt to
arrange a {union of the third party and
bliean boats in Alabama baa resultul
in nothing tangible but a split in the ranks
at the third party. or Kolbilee, and an up
pareutly irreconcilable diviaion oi the lie
publicana. and the campaign is going on.
The {unionist candidates {or confirm» are
on the stump. The straight Republican
mint!» are talking to the people. The
Democntic latte-mare hard at work. In
acme districts the negruea have out their
owneongreaahnnal nominees and are whoop
in. things up, and in other diatricts the
People?- party has aplit on from the In
Maudie running ita own indepeml
entcandidatea
The Democratic party has placed in the
held every orator of any note in the party.
Beddel. all the candidates and elector» are
It work. Special attention labeling paid to
the ruraldiatricu. where the third party
audBepublicaaaareatronmt. The Demo
aatlcprusln the state in in run moi
and harmonyaud is materially aiding in
the campaign work. it in a remarkablt
{not thattlterela no Republican daily paper
in Alabama and only three Republican
weather, all of the latter being simply cam
sheets.
Dennlenrtlc laden are confident.
They are quite aun- that Cleveland will
aweepthe state and that the Democracy
will carry every cougrmrhmal diatrict.
“at lilac-oi. foal-n Means.
81. Pam. Oct. l8.-—'.I‘be notion of the
Democrat- and popollata in aercrul porn
01 the atate makes plain what the {our
Weaver electora were put on the Dctno
aratie national ticket. tor. At lint-heater
m andldatea lol' the [miniature wen
nominated by the populbtnand thellemo
adaptomptly indoraed them. 'l‘henalnt
thing was done in three other matter.
Themhnteiatobrinuahont fastouin
«mp-not thirst-to. The Ilatewill
withdraw all their modulates a St. Paul
and Inna-polls. and In return the Demo
cat- will withdraw all their candirhrtm in
1)“, le national committee
“,th United Staten-mate resumed
Waakbara.
Krill-Icy In Ohio.
mm'um’mu.“ W‘l““£""m"°'"°
two meet raga a moat
. Hammpaopleatflub
h. the rata- wm closed down tor
the The ' tor
A PERILOUB FEAT.
Ilanlla'a and Diana's Wire WalkOreI
Niagara Outdone by Calverly.
Scenarios Burner, N. Y., Oct. lit—-
Cliflorrl Calverly walkedacroas the Niagara
gorgeonawira cable at a point midway
between that Sue-pension and Cantilever
bridges. Heatarted out to break all rec
cab; and did no. enacting the cable, which
la 910 feet long. in 6 minutes and 8 anaconda.
A crowd of" nearly 7.!!!) people saw the
teat.
The record Calverly atartcd out to break
“.1234 minutea, made by Photographer
Dixon, of London, two year» ago. Blon-
din’a time for the same distance was 14
rnlnutea. Calverly to 23 year» old, medium
build, 51m in inchea tall. lie weighs 138
pounds. lie realities in Toronto, where be
attained elsill by working on plrauized
iron cornicen on building», and was acme
tomed to hang down from roofs and walk
around the edges of them. lie taught him-
self to walk a wire on one atrungiuhis
back yard. ‘
The cable over which Calrerly walked
waa guycd with ropes and ballnated with
bagnoi sand, with a sag in the center at
twenty—live feet. After mulling his. trip he
returned to the center and pcrtornred sev.
eral lento, one of which was hanging by
his toes from the cable and stepping ore!
his bar. __
General Miln’ lteprrrt.
Wasursmoa, Oct. lie—General .‘tlilea
commanding the Department of the Mir.-
wuri, in his annual report carrot-any rem-we
the recommendation made in his last re
port of 383’,qu for the ruobili‘wtiwr of lo,-
lmmgulars and 90,000 state's troops at the
World’s fair. lie dis-ell» upon 'the report
of Captain Lee concerning the i'beyenne
and Ampahoe Indians, and touches in briet
upon the couriers on bicycln in the army.
Lurker Keep- on Winning.
NEW YORK, Oct. iii—Emanuel Lush-r,
the great German chess expert. has won
the tourth successive game lrom local piny-
er». "is opponent was limlmm lhiinl,
who. in n Sicilian defame mluptnl by
brokenwuo forced to resign at the con-
clusion of the forty-second more.
Clair-ago Will Ash Senator Daniel.
CHICAGO. Oct- iii-Senator John W. Dun
lel, of Virginia, will receive an invitation
to deliver the Colombian oration on Oct.
2I at the dedication of the expohr'tiou build.
Inge in place or Mr, Breckinridgr, who has
given a ponitire and final declination.
Shot Dead and Rubber].
Blmllxuluu, Ala, Oct. iii.-'l‘wo narrow
that J. 'l'. l’rilrhctt, a bucket”, undo:-
rlercd him to hold up his hands. lit-fusing.
they finally shot and rubbed him. 'l‘lu
negrocs escaped. but it sshrtitl's pluse- with
(1th are alter them.
Samuel ltubeoel lleml.
Minntr'rowx, Conn, Oct. 13. —- lion.
Samuel Hula-och, err—president of the t'un
necticut Yulicy railroad and of the Mill-Hr
town Saving» bank, is dead. lie one print
master under President lluchzumn and
mayor in mo.
Preabytcrtnla Barred an Panto”.
Mlsssai’ous, Oct. Iii—The national
council of the (‘nugn-z'ntiomd rlmn'iow or
America, in N'3~~;Ull lt- yo. h;'.~ G. uni Hurt
Presbyterian unnotcra um nu lungerolh
clutter [Nihiul‘mri Congregational churches.
The Moblran Ban Agronml.
Sea-nu. Want. Oct. Iii—Tire l'nimi
States Slmlshlp Mobicnn arrived hm:
lrom Behring straits and will procmitt.
More island navy yard for repair», having
run aground and had her [else keel tom oil.
Blow Illa Mater’a Neal 0!.
Wm t‘rrrsrrzn, P3,, Oct. lit-chunir
Viola Mover. the oixtwnyenr-old daughter
0! Samuel Morer, had her head blown oil
by her brother Samuel. who accidentally
discharged an old gun he was cleaning.
Cooley'a Sweetheart Amatnl.
eroxrowx, Pa, Oct. 13. —I.yr|ia Panto
rim, the nwu-theart of Frank ('lhllt'y, tiu
dead outlaw leader. was arrested by Sher
it! McCormick on the charge of receiving
goods etolen by the gang.
Witch- 0-! on Ball.
Cm AROOBA. Oct. lit-«M. J. n'lirieu,
default 3 supreme treasurer o! the (fatho
lic Knighta at America, appeared in circuit
court and wan permitted to give bond; for
team, and want released.
nabbed by chi-m.
Loamx, Oct. 11—- .ngliah mimiorrnriee
have been mobbed by uatirea in Kieug
Yong. The house of Mr. Phillipa, head ot
the mission. wan burned and he and hir
wife fled for their lirea.
Put-actor Willuld’a leak-anew.
Wunrmrox, Oct. la—Poamauter Gen
eral Wanamaker addre-eed a letter to lion.
8. A. “'hitfleld acknowledging the receipt
oi hi- redgnatioa an that ant-tam put-
roaater general. .
Indian-fa Tia“ Prove-ted.
Vrma. 0a. litmowinx to the threat
anion attitude of ltumia, Auatria and tier
many have induced Prince Ferdinand ol
Bulgaria to give up hilt plan toriait Cm
mutinople.
fllty Aem Ban-II.
Mr. not“, N.J.,()ct. 11-»Sparhe from an
engine set fire to thawoodahetween "amp
too (late and llarria Saturn, and within
an hour over tlfty acres at line timber war
in aahsa.
lle I'm-git with Caner.
Parulmnm. Oct. law-Captain Edward
Magritte, at the Unitedtltateampaol
azimuth fought with Custer when
he waa killed, died at his residence hen
The Mime lam-deal.
Holman. Pa, Oct. ta-Ji‘he {norm
panics of the Sixteenth regiment. whoharr
lumberealneetherkrta occurred.“ let
M! homea thil morning.
law-launcher“
new You. Oct. lh—Brokn James
Fruit bee ahoe Min-ell, lira Emilia
Wrightandanelerator boyla hlrlat
whileia-netrondriak.
bled a. Ila We 0m
Taor.lt.l'..0¢t.u~6aornsfiendder,a
MJurldhiamathertwownlar-ga
rmmhmwuh
”vaunted.
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mull-alt.
whammnoaw—
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HE SLEERS llllD POETS.
Tennyson Laid to Rest in Grand
‘ Old Westminster Abbey.
BIB 03A“ ADJOIIlB BROWXIRG'fi
'l'ho hat I".- the harm-ate river Wrote.
"fill"! Volm" Set in 5? unit? by I‘d,
Tmym and Sun: at t‘re I‘unrrnl Nerv-
IICI, Well ‘l'ere Sire-pk but Imprcuite.
103905, Oct. lit—With all the honor:
which the church to which he belonged
could patho body of the greatest poet
England ever produced in lnttrr days was
laidiu its llnal resting: place beneath the
pavement of the hietoric “'entmluatcr an
hey. Throughout the night the body a!
Lord Tenuymn lay in St. Faith's; chapel,
Westminster abbey, the union jack cover-
ing the coffin and a (cw trail» oi ivy placed
there by Helium Tennyson lying Irwncly
over it. The volume of "Shakcsgmnre" that
Tennyson read on his denrhiml was pineal
within the collin before the body was taken
toAldworth. There was no vigil at the
bier of the poet during the night.
Soon after daylight crowds lawn to
gather around the door of the north nave,
to which mlmiéeion was free. It won my
“cable that all rrcrc (“'0an in block and
many in deep mourning. hunt: lit-{ore the
ceremony began the edifice “'th crowded.
Outside thousands lingered. unable to ob-
tain entrance.
Thomwmblngc in the abbey was a rliav
tinguisbul one. The premier of England,
Mr. Gladstone. was represented by the Hon.
Arthur Lyttletou'. the Prince 0! “Helm by
General Prebynml his household; Ihr' Duke
oI Edinburgh by his private excretory, the
lion. “'illinm Juno-a “idyllic; the Duke oI
York by Sir Franck» \i’imon, and tbc llrit»
iah gorernrncnt by "now >wwtary Are
quith. All the prominent men or' lcttcnirr
London were present
All Inspire-Ire hit-rue.
The scene was rum! lurprr-s~l"e. The
abbey choir was covered with a rich hand
ing of purple rclt'rt. The our.» one lint-ti
on both shim with "when boys from the
home founded by General (Bunion. while-
anng the able were a nunrtwr of sur-
riroreof thciight brigade. Mum ul them
wore the brilliant red unilurm of Chelsea
pensioners. nmInIl hml broad burnt-A of (rope
on their arm».
At noon Henry l'urmnniy. the quecn‘a
private memory. entrrml 5'. P'uith'arrhftpu-l,
and on behalf of her majesty plat-ml a bum-
tiful wreath upon themllin. Sir Henry then
proceeded to the dean of Westmimter's
stall, where he so! an repnw'nturire of th:'
queen. 'l'he urchblnhnpe of l'nntcrbury
and York Occupied smile.
Among the wreaths v- hich rowrnl them!-
tin was one on behalf of the Tcnnywn t'lnh
“Arkansas and Miwmrimrni one from
Mary Andermrrh’mnrm. Th.- Jcmwh-m
chamber was piled with flowers. for vr lm-‘n
there was not room at [ht- hit-r.
At l2;.'lflo'clock the coffin. {wiring only
the wrentbsofthr urn-en zrml loudly, tut-b
carricrl in from >1
The [mil um :r lllliAll. 1;“ k.
on the r..;lil howl by Iwm
late premier. Earl Scllmmc,
{in I. .5 s '..tjn
.mri ill
ry, minister of lnrrign affairs. Loni lu .‘s in.
ii.
formerly Sir “'illinm Thumb; \‘r. i;
Itchy, the historian, and licor} hint
Butler, i). ll, mam-r of Trinity min-g»,
Cambridge. and on the left by tho Hula» uf
Argyll. liar-i lirrtl'rrin. Mr. Henry Whit»,
accretnry of the American lrgut‘mn; so
James Puget. llrnjurnin June-fl. Muster”!
Balioi mile-tn; tixlonl. :lllll Juno-:6 Au
thony l‘rmnlr, the historian.
Immediately tic-hind the coll'm wulkml the
poet's mu. llalllnm 'l‘rnny-«rn. with his“ if"
and children. and .isomr intimate friend. "I
the family. The prim-heron pit-nod through
Ihccloistersnml nor.- to Ilu' alter, telrrn:
the coffin vm-A placed upon true-dim. nznl the
religion» crn-rnony “an curntr . ll, llw
archbishop ..r t'mrtcrbury "rm-norm, a.~
eluted by tin mum and (album.
"1- I»! I’m-t hung.
An the body wan carried llllu llw nhlmy
the manic by t'rull anal Porn-ll wow your“
in the proceed- urnl pom of tin- burial scrv
ice. The le‘hsntl we» luiluunl by the rung-
ing of “Unwind o! the liar," and nnuthrr
anthem with the words 0! on unpnblrniml
poem from Tennyson. 'I'hc lust :rmhrnr
aong wan “Silent Valera," a ten lint- pew")
compared by T. nuymm juut lwlrm' hut
death, not to moan by Indy Trilliysulr. It
fit as follows:
When the dumb hour. cl uthed in black,
llrtnu the drama about my but,
Call me not an utter: barb,
Silent role-ea o! the dead.
Toward the lowland ways behind me
And the aunilght that t» gone.
Cull Ill hither. Illa!!! ml. m,
Forward to thwetarry track.
(filming up the height. beyond m,
(hr and aiwayaon
Al the grave "can Bradley mid the
prayer, the collect and the lemiicrimr. and
thoureat crowddinpemd an the note-rot
”Dead March from Saul" muulnl through
the “they. There wan no prumhm trou-
lho abbey at the clone 01 the unicorn. The
mwdlbcpoct in braille that at Browning.
Among the Americans pm: were lid
win ll. Terrell, American ruininrer to lit-l
3ium;tiamuel ll. Thayer. American mini-t
tar to the Netherlands; exxs'cnntor iiwrxr
Y. “wands. ol Vermont; Major Post. oi
the American Irption; Senator “some Ir’.
liner, 0' Manon-hunt”; Dr. Kevin», An.
drew Carnegie, Joacph ttbrnte. nprmnting
Harvard college: Mr. Emmy! inn-unm-
aephew of the late Ralph Waldo bum-rm,
and In. White, wile of the mretary ol
the American legathra.
cones-mud Ania-at lung-p.
Paruomrnu, Oct. Ia—un. 6mm
Herbert “melting. 8. 1'. l).. was entree
Manhunt Mahopol the l’. l»; diocese
52“” the Church or the llphipany
rm stirred in - cent-tn.
new Crrr, on. law-William Barber.
;lra Cynthia Bevin. Howard lie
all Jelleraon Secriat were killed in
health-ten betwesaaeablmarann atraia.
Italy to law. :- Mb;
mam la-Adeene halibut tote
fined Mrll. the ”cu-themed depu-
me-Mhaafllltaksplaeeoa Nov.
11
cum. @7421.
m”{‘?‘l‘m’mmm“§
, '. .. .,_ In
throw“ lighthou- diatrlegdiad him
Alabama—Wuhan.
Mam.x.r..oa.Wzn-a
WWW” era-hall ledealh Ire-
humerus-Ia
Trinity college. at Durham, N.c.,was
dedicated with impoaing «remand
The Part-Steele'r story of a dynamite at
tempt upon the cunr'n life is a canard.
The tenth annual imitan contempo-
opened at Mohawk, N. Y. '
John Dillinger, ago-ti i111 .Au. who killed
in Bnflalo by an caplmlim railway ton
pedo.
Troop A cavity will wort 60th
Flower from Buffalo to Clum :u on Oct. 18.
Mary Cameron comrnitt. ll auicide at
Gratwiclr. N. Y.. became her husband had
lost his situation.
Abraham Raymond, widower, aged aer-
enty-four, and Mrs. Sarah M. tilurrp. a
widow, aged aixty-nix, were vnnrried in El-
nrira.
The chore of W13 of the Baltimore Mall
cal college propme to write all their pro
acription» in English.
One man was. killed and two injured by
exploding gas in the Cumupion tunnel.
three miles from llurnugo, i'oin.
Captain Melvin J. Sirnpflm, 0! Chicago,
in mining. and it is hatred that be ha
been kidxmped or mrmlcrrd by union men.
An ellort is brim; nuu‘lc by the leader: of
the Indian outbreak of mo years ago to in-
cite the (flurry Cruel; tribe to another up-
rising. ‘
Captain Andrews announces that he will
cm the Atlantic again ina sum“ aIu<
minium Inuit.
London anarchists thrcutcn to Ionu a
“poverty parade" on Nov. 9. the day of the
lord mayor‘s show.
Dr. “'uescher. prim-«or of theology In
Bornhoved. Schlmwiwllnletein, committed
suicide in regret at hating lh‘urille an ag-
poetic.
The ('rt'wunf ten llritiah healing remelr
which had ln-cn seized by Houston cruisers-
nutl taken to Vlztrlitostm'k («unplnlu bitter-
ly of the barbarous treatment rowhieh they
were subjected.
l', W. “’cbber. a trawling salesman for
a l‘bllmlelpbiu llrm. wow lullttd dead in hir-
rmmr at Hunt's hotel, Fincirmuti. He had
(‘orurrritterl mirhle. A nouwinuing [moi
ticket pflrt'llft‘il at the L'ttnnin new war
the only clerk to indicate a cause (or the
act.
Mrs. (immo- 13. Long. a young married
woman, of lluminml-m. l':i.. was \raylnid
on an I:lrm‘uh' atrm-r by l'lznrles Hawkins»,-
purolui inmate of {fur iluuhnmlort reform
awry, :mnl n-snultetl. Mortimer was or
Min-d.
Joe Dunn ortrmptml to shoot his wife at
Galloway mine-i. Ala . when his mother-lu-
lnw wtcppul in berm-en them and melted
a luml of l'llt‘krthlrl in her fur-v. She will die.
(.‘urulrn~tur~ ntul luggage-men on the
Cormn-ticut limm'h t“ the Philadelphia
and lira/(ling have been ordered to give ‘0
curity in [cm lmndson penalty of dismissal.
Abner “mu-r. anwrirm-nclcnt o! the
shelton Tau company at Shelton, Conn .
wan run l)\-'t'l' by ”to railroad mm at Shel-
ton and killed.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
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New York n l n n o n n :z 0.; 7 ‘
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Poor»! and ”new. Hausa-n amt licrulmr.
Pumping. to; t‘knunud. n Mame {orbital
by titer-burl in order to return hum for a
inherit guru».
Anhhhhup Snlnlll Arrive-c
NEW Yumt, ”it in. - .\rchbi~hop Satolli
who mum on on important mission from
the Holy fire. has arrived. lie in adorn
[untied by Mgr. ()‘t'unnell. his‘ secretary
and interpreter. The grin-ml growl ol the
Catholic church will hr consideml in a
broad way by the "presents-tire o! the var.»
imn. lle will investigate the condition ol
the church in this country. its mrmhcnhip
and recent growth. The Fairbanlt echool
system will be studied. Art‘hbiahop So
will will represent the Holy See at the Co
lumbian exyxusition.
lulua'a Reapportionment.
INDUKM’HLISJX'K. lawlnartrittcu opin
ion by Judge Mellridr and concurred in by
all the judges the supreme court of lndi
arm disposal o! the various millions and
petition:- in the apportionment coup. Tin
motion of Attorney timrrai Smith to die
min the appeal in orerruleri and oral emu
men! will be heard Nor. W. This deciehnr
remove» the tit-w on a factor in the election.
r
Walt ('olawl Burl") Milled.
(mnwa. Oct. lit—Thr- city council ol
Thm Rivers, Que. mmeatn the lbmlnlon
government rodemand the recrill ol Niclv
olae Smith, l’nited titatca ecu-molar agent
at that point, for reporting, us they allege.
taint- Matt-menu mpecring the sanitary
condition 0' the city.
A. Eat-union Mon-nu llama.
(Truman, I’m, Oct. I3.— ~The [urge ucur
alnu ateamcr Exr'rluior. which ha been
running on the Delaware river between
Philadelphia and the fishing banks below
Cape May, wan burned to the interferon
here. ..M..~..-4-.__.
Illa financial Trouble- find-d.
“moron, (let. Iii-«Lorrie Mara, o! the
Inn of him llrothera. of McKee-upon. Pa.
shotaud killed himeell in the mm at 8.
Kaufman & than here. Financial trouble-
were the auppuaetl cauar.
New Yuh'o Infiltration.
an Yunnikt. 11-41» «1th ll;-
cily are 92,023), as against mm on the Ill“
day ol the hat problential lrgiatratlon.
The near-- Dtvnee (ran.
om. Oct. 13.-Mm ltd-mi Park-r
arrived here. ammonia! by he!
manual in the divorce wait. She lookawnru
and axiom. The trial even today.
A Iona W
Yuan; the negro who alum Walksrtllasa
lite). milieu from Palmyra fl] and
lat night.
”WWI-g.
Mr, M ra—Jn- rl has
spraaetotwsatymm-tatulplhek»
Caucasian-at.
use 4%.... 'Anlhll
urea for the first day‘s ”filtration in tide '
Winn, V1, Oct. mam mi“ calmer-r
' . motto is Quick-
ness, Neatness.
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared With scnzpnlous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package moi-:35 two large fies. Avoid
lmitations- and insist on having the
NONE SUCH l‘mnl.
£15RRELL 8t SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
(Ali! ly
l‘ DO YOU
GOUGH
DON-T DELAY-
TAKE
amen. sou t a u “NH-ch:-
- y en ram
Wflmtaaadflm
... a.
5.} . .14” 3 (fit.
I
(ll-ff (IV-[raw
0'
a I'. 9‘. Parent 0-...
I310 to I383.
‘illlu-a, Ml Slain Street,
”Ulwtl’ou'f- CON".
Izaa-l-er l-
u-m .7 I‘ll 0'
3 run mu
annulus
w” “..-. .m.._ . ;
vmmeiunr'nm
manna .r m. w‘oamc'
some l mu. '
Wham-mm
ltlor
' animus»
PlO MBINE
solicit aehare t t .
WWII-I’m plumbing l 11:70,“ as“: ”do?"
been: MWJLI h-
ploy “or
Guru Billet» and Live Cour t
noun... em Ileadach; 1m?" "
w
A
polite. W Sour thorn . x15-
ney 'eru Oonsti tlon. Janudlca.
will relieve when all clue “firm It
Searmrram. Nana, March 3, 1m
wfihfixxgoua» ll air: Ilia-we alflul’ltll
acorn '
doc told p ca ono lsoaeea. two,
the do nothi
that I would never n3
very critical heart trouble. so had that l was
recent timaa almost given up to die indiges-
tion and canker were at the same time doing
it.- doauuctire work; 1 Iran in a very bad con-
dition. ta ta. do weak and irritated
II. would not. retain the almplat food. Dacron
told me the iinin o! my aromach wan oom-
plet-ly mind. I re consulted the beat phy—
elolana in Baton and have taken medicines
said to be good. Including Hood Brown'a and
A are Bamparilla. Pepain a many more.
failed. Alter one very bed attack one
yearago from which I did not rally 1 was in-
duced to take a trial bottle of U. A. A.. true
opmaed to it at lint. after taking a tow dnaea
lfelt better at once, rte client was ditlereut
from aunhinx I had ever taken: 1 have used
three bottles and am cured. It has bet the
more than the doctorsor all the m iciuel
have ever need. Those desiring can call on
grill]: §nfgrnatfinfir any time. Mae. 5. G.
. n5 c1 . MI.
PBICB‘LWCDBBIX
‘ For ante
;5I;li~.l:G-'.;S.N0rtllg
" l INSTANT/Laurens.
. , mg
. "’1:
audit}.-
unfit!
7
IL,
DOES
lOOR TEA
SO" lOO '
As a special inducement for peonlc, rot ' our
celebrated TEAS and BAKISH POWDE we
will for a short time nice to the readers of thin
paper SOL"! HOLD ISUS with club order:
Mr 4 the. and 8 lb». fiend 3c. cramp tor a) we
nstratod catalogue. suppos‘
lOll IRl
SO ONCE I
THE BElKRRP TEA 80..
Bill [)0 KPOB'I’. CT.
Familyyllgehingls!
Plain mulling, .. .....aicenta perdo'u-n
Wanhinx and Ironing. .. ...ltir'entn per (linen
The abm'e prices include
r‘hcn-ts, I‘illmv Vases, Towels. Napkin-t. Table
t‘inrhs, Haby l'lothefiJ‘hcmim-a, Night
Dream‘s, Drawers, Aprons, Cor-
set Covers. kc.
WHITE 51“}th EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
Domestic laundry 60.,
3| cannon St. Norwalk.
CUNTRAK'TS TAKEN FOR IlUTEL‘i AND
M'lltltll.‘l. tnzli
WAGONS.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaeton, Damages.
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit I All.
UA LL
AND rill}: THEN.
Henry Tilly.
O. DeKlYN it SON
times-ore to 0. B. Ihlilru.
5| Washington St. to. Hamill.
21 Iain Street Iorwall.
"retell-a
Bakers. tggfecn'oners,
ICE CREAM.
0. one m... p...
w. r. oliibnl . to no ' 'M
Domslock Bros.
[NEW on BOARDING
STABLES,
IEII OF THE IRIIIBI llOOOE.
”VIII fiflIIAII, 00!".
... ...... Teams at all H0153.
Apr-ta
Enroll; v ‘
Ranges.
, ’ "Stoves.
T l N WA RE
mum it all its battles.
on srucmuumssurmu
T. S. OONALOSON,
South Norwalk._'ll
E. tmlllttfif
ll sudbury 8h, Barton. Mus.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Rank Vaults.
Bank VaultDoors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OE All KINDS.
TluI [lest Safe: in the World.
ISD,DDD in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
IJU uilrl in Lynn, Mm" Flm'? that
where flint our safer xvi-re <uhjwlt‘l
heat. prev-Hing therr contenb.
till. fillflitx RECORD aim in the Great
Chicago “rein lull. in the Great Brenton Fire
in 152.2. and In all the great firm since. Scull
forurculnru. Agents wanted. all lilo:
* PAYM ENT‘S'”
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mamel Clocks. Diamonds.
TABDR. JDIINSDR & DDMPllll,
219 Montague 8!.
cm rum. sotumz. BIOOHW. N. l
Thm- far ou'r mocha delivered in South Nor-
wnik have giwn gem-ml narisfm-tiun. and our
rnvrhm: at {My mm: i~ highly apprm‘intcd. Full
rntorumtiuu t an be had of our agent,
GUSTAV PITZER.
)9 liAlLllUA l) PLAt'E.
11'.
SOUTH NORWllK COR ....
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THE)! FILLED DR CROWNED.
Toe-1h lillwl with gold, Platinum. Alloy
Atnnlgnm ttnvl all plrmlc mutt-rials.
Tm 2h trrvrtml arr: Min-mildly crowned with
tinld. l'hmnum or Porcelain Crown».
great lire.
l to intense
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum. (‘outinu-
one Gum and Rubber l’latee. and all work pen
taining to mrulernjdenthstry.
Special attention given; to Irregular and
Children‘s teeth.
All work at moat Will-bit! prion.
Teeth tilled and extracted nainleaely.
OR. F. W. DlRMER.
t: “'Mlllnutlru Hr. Over Poet (new.
South Norwalk. Conn. on It
Fu R N no R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
innit. Slain elm! rod-Wain
no lune lessons.
Call on or addre-
llElllE M. DISRROW.
Wear avenue. flouth Harwell
Intercom. Walter J. flail. III Wool 07th
treat. N. Y. ml? Mi
15‘???
,. JD
GRADING,
Putdowniuthe beetmanuee
the lowest price.
W
sunnmt,
Examine»;
RAYMOND BROS.
*Wfidfilbliable
DAILY nrnscr
Freight Line
ll BTW'EE'N
NEW YORK '
South Norwalk.
Norwalk.
TH E PROPELLERS
6in ofmllorwalk
EAGLE
\l‘rll leave Pier ‘35. E. R.. (Beekman
New lurk. at 5 p. m.
Lcarc Nor-walk 5 p. in.: South Sorwalk On?)
p. m.
Freight received (to u 7 a. in. £0511. m.
l'pou appllcuion lu agents the City of Nor-
uuln and bugle- will he sent for special iota of
ll’t‘lpllll anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
{Frill persons are forbid trusting any of
the cm loyc: u! thehuilla‘ 0! this line an ac-
count o thronncre thereof, d?
Miss Baird’e inhibit
BOARDING AND
DAY EEOCL
Thorough course of study in the Ingllah
Branches.
musw. infill.
THE untuttts.
Thin School for young Ladies and Children
reopens on
THURSDAY. SEPT. 22d.
'Thc departments of English Literature and
hamrhl Hrrior)‘ will be made especially at—
trm-m e and profitable.
Applr ation for the ndmien‘ion
.hhlllllll be made before the up:
school.
t‘in-nlare upon application.
street).
tale
with?»
slow
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are.“ ogucus.
role... We:
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or some t ..
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, Intuit-1am- an “all?“ “no
* umpire-urea. antnltaam'
A new and complete Treatmentwoaaiatlu. mmmtahmumamm
at flame-tum. helmet“ in (fancier. aho Idea uaaty art-a. nth tr
l‘m ’ml' "'"r'h‘hl‘ll" ‘6i°m""e' ...-..., ““""".‘.‘“......r u .... ah. d
Emu»; and amine-111...: Mlmtfipmdolyww
m k worn. for ”leewhtlmmaluhlw m
at: and nail. y sun-r from thin terrible la wrmmuunmm ”If“
Iasasaw a panactaalepoatural‘y Marat Pure It.“ I»: salute-Ix“!
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amen: out“: Let"... *“ ”fir ....“ ".“m‘w "
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«no lam-rill: n Truman. my.
WELCOM EmSOAP
Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
eumers to be the standard family soap.
True merit alone can attaineuch praise.
Norwalk Chronicler