Life Land Act: dQnt
2- on. street. 3 _
‘rsi‘posinrsue‘ct was.
,. W. " SAFE.
"ill! ”mm" ‘l'hapabliease’stiagcftbsmantsuqua
lJalusiutnsBonth liorwslk Coagula-
\ ' ‘ tionalcharch.iast minnwasdargey
”WWW M use; mmb outta the
w - mm autumn-2M ”some
., wflamudI—u—fie tbs M Iwaksned w h the"
mm~ . fromtbeorganhyAlexEGibsonintbo
Whoa . .,. , opened up ilnisi‘rltudsrfisticstyleprovarhislwilb
mhflajfiwymmchingbo him.0.‘l!.lfann, at New Esmung
MMWMM the post allies tboariafrodt “Hijalt,” uttltlsd “It '3
,adjolni' was W loudsy Bough,”asslsoticnwsllaultcdtohk
.m fisfleintlscfmplacswas richbal‘ltonovoioe.
bhwnmwbnetbecuointbcpcst Reruns. Pudington.D.D.,of
cflosw-opmsdwithouttheuseofllrccklyu,addrsmsd the meeting on
explains. In the store. says the “The Evolution othantanqua." {1e
kldgsportl'srmtrfibs tbdves did not saidthchbtorycfchautauquabhwmc,
nomad in ssuniuganythingof value, romantic, instructive andunpsrslltled.
‘ss;tbrss minute-ls only'a small ltisthealmoncrof blacksmith“.
amonntcfourrencyandsilvcr,hutfrnm intellectual,moralandspirihal. It has
tbs pint nfllce mfc they obtained Q75 carvedouttoritselfamagnificentdesiiny.
wwtbdshmnssveralregincredbtten Education is the simple unfolding of the
urdnsmsllsumd usassy. mind’s powers. It ispcsitively crimi-
lr.Plokstt’s.lowslwrecked beyond naltoneglect thecultmol the mlndand
repair,tbefrunt haviugbesndrilled into heart. Educationis the ability we get
and the door blown completely oil. to use the whole of ourselves, The
. Dynamite or some equally strong cx- Chautauqua idea brings general know-
- stock or the (Jo-operative sander My”: it... your) '
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every means of aquatic conveyance
boarded the United States war resell
Atlantn,liantnnomob andevius ly-
inginthcbarbur.
parade is in progres- ltis “mated
thatthsrearsfromhmotowIJOmenin
line,and 25.000 strangers lathe town.
NorwalkaudSouth No'rwslk arellrsely
repressntedinthe throng.
Iaddsrcompscy,cfEsst'Norwalk, are
intbeSeocnddivislou., Theywcsrtbeir
regulation uniforms and number fifty
men. The Park’City dr'umcorps,of
Bridgeporhheadstheh.
phsivewsscvldentlyudtoaccomplish ledgewithiuthsreacbof all. To make
their purpose. The skill shown by the the most of life man must have an edu-
thirmindiauthst they was profs» cation. The course for this year deline-
aiouah. atcstbefreedomthatcamctoGrseceas
The iron bill in the post allies safe W” the mult of education and knowledge.
pried open. probably with acrowbar that Beecher mid, men are like knives, hav-
wasfound Why. It was afterward us- ing many bladm. Some open but one
certainedtbat the crowbar had been hiadeandusethat, and thnsareun-
m from Daniel W's blacksmith aware of the faculties they pom. We
shop nestin- mommkAttomy should open all the blades, sharpen and
Bacon Wat-mull. Th0 ml"! gained uaefor practical purposes. The things
whim open a rest doctor that wiutodayare thougbtand self re-
Pickett’smflsotlnlo the post oflice liance, always the product of hard study.
tbrougbadcorbotwceu the two places. Mr. Gibson gave a delicate render—
Wmmlh broke in with the crow- ing of the beautiful interim-m
hr. The bars“! must have taken from Wis “autumn nus.
lib“ Ml W lid 0 no 039 deans,” and llr. Mann sang with
hesrdanyaxploitmit‘ltbmmllttbesate WM esprmston m 8m ”3m
washlcwu upwhileatrainwas passing. aria ssl‘ wasnotsoto be” from Reader's
' Trumptcr of Sskkiugen. The "Nuptial
nrnsrn 01’ common. larch" op. 85 by Guilmant was the clot
A “I“ M“. .‘ m .m ml" ing selection and was very efl'ectivc as
pry at Btu-lard.
rendered by Ir. Gilnon.
Stamford hssagain demonstrated her _r __.. .. .- .__..__.._
mm I- s nude-l centu- last on» rtztwtrs' Irons
evening the Stamford ()ratta'io society . a---”
gavsineonnection withthe celebration no wuss-r: llsnlsss Unmann-
Nmmmwdmmwnme #0.”...mh‘m- '
‘rnmial allegory “The Triumph of Col- The dedication of the Odd Fellows
umhus,” written and composed by an bnmeinGrctcncn Friday afternoon is
American, Silas G. Pratt, who .3 ”a. Open to the public, and agsueral invita-
"amt“ WW‘M of the '0“. tioniscxtcndedto all interested to at-
The society “w by a” “mafia“ tend. The exercises will be at 2 o‘clock.
soloists: Pardon Robinson. W: The rxercises will consist of the sing-
Hll. William Irving Lyon, m0; ing of the opening ode of the order by
W. B. Edger, tenor; Carl E. the unremhled Odd Fellows, folbwcd by
Dam, butt; Kathrin Hilke, soprano; mm by the stand chaplnn. into adv
Rosa nude, contraltc. 8. R. Ford. of dresser welcome will then bedelivercd by
the,PsesbytaiIn church, was mi“: Grand WWarc. Pasttirand llaster
lb Carrie finney. plant, and the .0. Hunt, of Bridgeport, will follow. with a
confirm 1... by named. briefaddreu on Odd Fellowship. m
auburn of 3!qu, m thsin» formdopeniugolthehomewillthenhe
troductltmhythom tothegrsnd announccdandtbc visitorsiuvitsdwin-
triumphs! much at the close of the specttho appointments Grand Master
piece,tbe radarisrg w. “M u... Wareandtheofllosrsoftbegraud lodge
Lycn'svdcedelighteddsasudirnee, who wilircceivetbevisitorstn the reception
' Ital .
3mm Twig? LWW it is expected. that thehomcwill be
dared ‘mflhUptls Thy ‘9': Lupe" entirely finished in time for the opening.
inamsunsr thtsbowsd the wonderful HID! lodges in thestase have responded
depth and mot lsu' 10m. m. handsomely inth'nreaprct. ltiscxpcctr
Hills had-vsral solosthrooghont the ediblithuovillbe- large represents.
piece asdgavs alliss charming man- Mimlodgersimsted in other parts
nu. W. Ewtl’urdou Robin-in ofthcststc.
and Carl 3. Wm all liked in their
mastitis-Hormonattniemn menu“...
that they may be heard in Stamford
sgaia.
A number of South Norwalk people
wasinattmdauoa.’
menu's-mans”.
Mapps-stohadcubt contained
insomsquartrssastcwhstbsr the Slat
cfmobubagnwalbolidsyzltmsyhc
weehpsstbesu travelingnight anddsy
reorder thermos-aw material for thr-
anuo-of live new iron bridges upon
. the branches. The huiidlllt 0‘ “W
mwmwwwhm In- W W not do I'ly with the last
wardcnbridgeontherystcm. Withthe
”WV-“005“!“ “I“ hridgvsand other improvements can-
WMMMWW templstsdtbe company’s construction
oorpawillhsvoallthat thaycandofov
nearlyayear. 'l'besimcfthsnswrsatr
Buntuttsbmntbfl lemon-pith lnits apatitor MI
ssrvlngnsedsof thepuhlie thanany
saunter. M‘wwfl'w
arm-um C m...
n M m be no of!" Gills-II-
Govsrsorllulbelsyasdtbefloveracr's
‘l’ootGuardassartsd in a special train
ysatsrday forusieago. Thaparty num-
sauna-stat- butts. We
maturities-HM
Marsh“
‘ " “what-“i“
’ ‘ Maw L “of“
tbsMMndb
poring thirty men, wear whiteshirts and
darkpants. They are headed by the
Ilutulerumcorps,ofthcbcrcugh.
of New Haven, receive many compli-
ment on their line playing. They head
the Phoenix Engine company, of the bor-
ough.
port, marches in front of Lincoln
and Pilgrim (humus, each of which has
thirty members.
Norwnlk Fire Police in line, headed by
the East Norwalk Drum corps.
thirty members in line. They are in the
first division.
of First Lieutenant it. 1. Doyle. and
twenty-live members are in line.
I"., have” members in line. They are
headed by the Americas Drum corps, of
head of the First divisim.
Regth American Band, of New
Haven, Pbmnix Engine company, Ameri-
pany appear in the Second division in
the order named. The Hope Hose boys
wear regulation uniforms, white badges
and white gloves and are one of the best
appearing companies in line. The mem-
bers of the Pint-nix Engine company
wear their natty blue uniforms, blue
badges and tan-colored gloves. Their
marching and general excellence elicit
compliments on all sides.
as the Fire Policcof thecity and borough
make a highly creditable appearance. in
fact, all the Norwalk men in line look
well. and represent their native town
with honor and dignity.
was in command. orwalk showed up
well in every department, and not least
in theappearanmoftbis line body other
police force.
hersdaboutMJnctndlng the governor a
, no see-
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STAIN“?! "0 man All]!
. "HIST! DWAY.
raw-moo Isa ta- runes-mass
The members of layflower Book and
The Volunteer Bose company, num-
The American Second Regiment band
The Pequot Drum corps, of South.
There are thirty members of the South
Buckingham Pint, G. A. 11., has
Company D. C. N. 6., is in command
Courts Mahackemo and Nanak, A. 0.
TheNorwslk Fire Police. the Second
The East Norwalk companies, as well
The Stamford Advocate to-day speaks
as follows of the Norwalk companies:
'I‘heBo
licrwalk contributed many excellent
fsatnrestotbeparadc.and certainly not
noticeable
was the Phoenix Eur
foremrn in command, under Chief
l'rowitt and First Assistant Francis
McKcon.
Volunteer lioseCo. No. i, of East Nor.
th some twenty-
Besdlngtba
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The World's Fair \lexed Quee-
Boo'illg, .rrnm-u manna: k .
THE our ONE 121‘.
last night's lop-blus- Panda and Ball!
a loyal [assass-
Tbc Bopublltmn rally last night was
the most successful one yet held by any
of thepoliticalpartisshers. The marching
clubsand uvalry prueutsd a fine ap»
pesrancc and the marching ot the Nor-
walk club was especially good, showing
the careful ruining they have received.
The South Norwalk companies, headed
hythelron Works band, and with the
Rowaytonbattcry in the rear. paraded
up Westaveuuc and met the Norwalk
companies, who were headed by a drum
corps. After marching through the
principal stroetsof the city, the mem-
bersandothcrs rumbled at the head
quarters in the old Coupegaficnal
church, where Hon. John If. lugston,
of Virginia, delivered one of the most
eloquent and forcible addresses of the
campaign. Enthusiasm was never
more marked. Emerson's saying that
every great man is unique,is fully exempli
tied in Mr. langaton. His msnncr,
voicoanddelivery are peculiarly his own.
He held the closest attention of his aud'r
once for an hour and a half. and we hear
nothing but misc for his masterly
effort. We feel assumd that his minted
the Republican party’,
and his caustic arraignment cf
the position 0! the Democratic party
on all public questions. will bear fruit on
In 1877 Mr. Langston was
appointed minister resident and consul-
genevalto Bayti, by President Hayes,
and remained in that position for nine
yearsand until Cleveland was elected,
when he tendered b'n resignation to
President Arthur, refusing toservc under
a Democratic administration. He ocv
cupiedaseatin the fifty-first congress,
and rendered material assistance in the
passagrof the Ichiuley bill.
credit to his party, his race, and to man
kind, and we hope lo hear more of him
Iowaytnn to have a Big Parade.
The various uniformed cluhs~mnrch-
ing, mlvgsry, battery and mourt—hnve
received an invitation to participate in a
grand rally and parade, Saturday even-
ing,0¢tober29. tohehcldbytholhpub-
iicansof Rowaytou. A meeting of the
officers of all the club to take action on
the invi tion will be hold at beadquar
tern, Thursday “moon of this week.
Jot-s Debate Is satay-rt.
Attorney E. Livingstone Wells and
Howard N. Wakemau have agreed to
debate upon the inner of the campaign
in Washington Hall, Southport, October
27. Ilr. Wells will be allowed half of
the hall for bk Demoaatic friends. and
Mr. Wakeman the other half for his Re
pubiican friends.
malls Parade at low-ya...
The Colombian Artillery and the
Lockwood Guards will goto lbwnytou
tomorrow evening ‘on the 0:50 train,
where they will be met by the battery
cfthatplaceandparadetbestrreis
Senator Cur-t Rascal-sud.
The Republicans of the Fifteenth sena-
torial district yesterday rrnominatcd
lisnry Crcfut, of Danhury.
Hahhfimmn
The registrars of the Third district will
led meet at the store of w. s. Hartford.
0' East avenue. East Norwalk, on Than
day, transits. m. tohp. m.
”nuns-canons.
Tboltcpuhllcansoflheflrstsnd'l'bird
districts wlilnotainate a candidate for
"prismativeand justloasof tltepeacs
tonight, at their headquarters in Nor— an
What's-Oysters.
ltswflavsnoystsrgrowsrs are much
“All! mummmam
inthsharbcr. TbsUnitsdBt-stesstcam-
' or m Hawk made an investigation
The threewertssgoon bar annual visit to
unsswatsrs. Bsrccmmaaderreportell
U.
glut earn Ward or t emulti
e
‘7‘ no. «in
new if '“
tion Practtc' ally Settled.
“"vmmnsosownmoromsec
y; ll —
Visa President Hurt»- and ls-Prasldsrst
Wes Active 'in tho Exposition City. I
' . M “Indium [lunacy-Illa”
can Distinguished Dsdlcatlc- Guests.
Cure/loo, Oct. llo—Tbe hum of contains
tion, the fwtotrps of arriving delegations,
the glitter of military uniforms lent to the
hotel lobbies a brightnem, hustle and ac
tivity which strongly 00me with the
dismal downpour of dripping rain which '
pct-ted who: is practically the first thy’s
prominent arrivals for the World’s lair
dedication. it is questionable if cveron
the occasion of the largest conventions—pt»
litical. social and religions—the chief hotels
experienced Mich a steady influx of guests.
To the Grand i’nciilc murt be assigned
the honor of rewiring the find of the din
unguiehwl \l~=3l.urn. They-c won: cx-I’i'ésd-
dettt Hayes and his daughter.
Mr. Hayes luttl arrived with Vice Presi-
dent Marlon, n he) was muxlltpnnicd by his
daughter, Mm. ltulnmmi. a friend of the
family and Private Secretory Chilton.
Nr. Morton and party were driven to the '
home of President lligglhbothnm, of the
lucnl dirwtory.
Colonel Elliott F. h'hcpnrd, of the New
York Irinil nml Express and at Sunday dos.
lug lnrne, was also accompanied by his
«laughter, who came on the stints train.
GOYi‘l’llUl’ limit: and null, of Colorado:
Gu-t-ruor H. H. Markham and $2.5, of
California. and Governor Allen Wrt-y and
staff, of Washington. also arrived and are
quartcml m the Grand l'ncil‘lc. Governor
Burlcigb, of Maine. and gum are quartered
It the Victoria.
Governor Fluwrr nnd stall arrived over
the Michigan Central. The party was met
at the depot by the nuptirm committee
and cacortrtl io'thr- Auditnrimn. Mrs.
W. R. Halsey, More of ('sl'l‘v’l‘l'll”! Flower.
wean member of the party. Governor ll.
J. Reynolds and mm. of Delaware. are at
the Leland. The nit-miter: uf the council
of the city of l’llilmio-lphin on- at the l.t‘-
land. Governor Frank J. "mint and
stuff. of Maryland. are .1? tin» Palmer
"mac.
I’mrr Companion o! maria. a. {li‘t‘rtlllpflfsll‘d
by their colulvmtwi lwlnvl. arrived from
'nebimrh-n and New \‘ntk Tin-or hm»
tired and iis't' boy» from the t‘mliilt- Yttrium
school are also here to take part in the
grand Want.
The Sunday Candida.
Then: wnnvt lllrgt‘ :ttlrmigtttm of nati..nnl
commiaeitmore wl ’ i.i-—nt ’l' “T
Palmer cull‘ni tin; tn .mler in lllr
city council 1 hm. i ,w pro-Witt ‘2 «ion
of the mum ' xi» ' ‘um‘ ul‘ cumulu-
. ' ‘lt was opened
l'ixuwn. Mil-r
in l’rt-nidem
tin-n mum
“lion of film
. . u!) Sunni . 'l'llt‘l hum!
Ill“ :sciiun of L‘I'llgrrus .h ;\ l'mn'. ~"lllt'illi'lt!
of the tontmveny. l‘nlliurum’ Lusl hut-n
act as thr- «law for livitring arguments. and
numerous pirmlr-m on both hillt‘) of the
qumtitm will be disamwrinfotl intmt lowing
an opportunity lmslr thrir virvrt,
General Milt-x and the local directory
were then plot-«l umicr lirr. Ex-unwruur
Waller, of f‘nnnrvticut, led the lsmlt‘nnlvnh
in an attack on the arrangements for :1 mil
imry parade. 'i'lw insqu, he will, wen-
brought llt‘h' tn [Nlmllt' the sin-via uf i'lti
(sign, not to he kept lwknl up in the
World's fair Kmmnla Rmrlutinns won:
intmluct-d ordering that arrangements he
Imulc lur a military permit: through the
principal alluvial of t'lticaun, but after a
long discussion the whole matter was finale
ly laid on the table.
Kn Tork’a built-lion.
The following is the programme for the
(indication of the New York State building
at tin.- t-sposition grounds Oct. 23;
Music, orcbrstrn; music, quartet; prayer.
Its-v. John Brown. I), ll. St Thomas
church, New York: music, orchestra; for-
mulamignmr-nt oi building to t‘xptltlllull
uses, lion. t'baunu-y M, llrpew, president
of the board of gettmtl mans-urns of the~ t'l‘
hihit of the state oi New York; wptanm
of the building up lit-hall "l the t-slmitinn
authorities. lint). (Promi- it. Davis. director
gt-tteml; Inflow, tln’lu'nlfll: mltlnm. "on.
Ital-swell l’. Flux» .r. gunnmr of New York;
whim of his more, the “whirl-shop cf the
“Allen! New Yul'k'. music. quartotzdt-vliru-
lion pan-tn, \\' ll. blcllim', nlllnil', or-
chestra.
The lady llaaagvrs.
The regular meeting of the bond at truly
managers of the World's t’uiuntlrinn com»
mission whit held. After Mrs, Mary f'.
Ball. of Florida, lultl uttered prtryrr Mrs
W Scottish. president at thq‘liritlsll
royal minis-ion. rustle an address upon
.‘ ‘ to this ’ in tha‘
summing malmls for nurse-s... .
:ul’sasident Mm. Mm: tho-thinnest
M rep-wt. which showed very favorable
mm in tier work of the board. Speak-
ing of the nppnintllwul of fimign mmntit-
tevs to flrffln‘rfllt with the board. Mr». Pal-
nm mitlpitnt they one now W'Wl of
theme-it powerful organisation that ever
flirted among neuron, having onicial com-
mittee» in twenty-two mtntrlrs and farm.
able unwritten from seven others
Raleigh's (ruin-la].
listvmn. Oct. to.»'l‘his city was in) years
old yvstrrtlay. and crlehratsd the centen-
nial by on elaborate street vagrant. The
city wmclecorated in its centennial colors
of orange anti rvd and with a pmfna’mn of
nationslilsm
”craved by Wolves.
Gr. PAUL, tier. l9.~'l'hr body of Andrew
Momma, a four—mold boy. who lived at
Illusion", Minn. and who has been stirs»
In: insular time, was found yesterday in
a swamp partially devoured by wolves.
lasts-r [hostel-pas.
Pants. Oct. 11““. Pasteur. who has
bsmatlimrstnraadtothhrity on low-
, mull-proved in health.
Today bsdarslspas end his eosuiition
suit-Mush”.
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u ,. on ;
uszbuyinordertogetthstbose who are that’stooonsnlt
's novelties. I
and with on- ;
on havesoen .
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W Mon _ incur-store. Wearoas L
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always in the forefront of
Jackets, -
Cioaks,
' Jackets.
nor to
Ollcnopenfrnmdmnrsntfil
DR. F. W. DARMER
Gea’l state Agent for Arspkass.‘ ‘
ill-Washing St'lil
VIEWERS. >
Pictures Framed to order.
NITISTS’ INTEIINLB, ,' , .
Paints. Oils, Glass,
PliNllNii, Plilll-ililiilNli'lei
mounts ,
L. H. Decker,
79 Wflfllgtfl 8L, 5.. NM
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Page llaugeklidfinnl‘aine
Will PAPER lliil ilfliillitt
lNMHdnstthm‘,
Sample books of no! line latest
miles-dared ilt
hcnssaforhspsctinmonncthrshypflsl
l I c l , ,
“6;"me
OvsrPnatOtllce.
When you want one come to
us; we lead both'in prices and
quality.
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cent
83 Washington Street.
6E0. VAN AlSTYNE, Propriemr.
ORRELL.
8110! 0!’ 1'!!!
Pension Attorney,
I
in Waahlnfion stuck.
South Nor-walk! antsl '
D. P. MORRELL.
UGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
Flame and household furniture moved with
care. and pac
promptly delivered.
ton street. South Norwalk. ' nu.
' “'i'lilfiflifiillllllmf—
IETEIIIAIY tuition.
BWMWMas
I]! I x.“ I“.
‘tunottmii ’i’
HANGING 80“ ll‘.
M. s. .‘SMITH’S
Special Week
“mu——
cloaks, Dress floods and Woolens
————-—-<o-—w—
lie carry the largest Stool!
We give in: the In! Values!
its an the taunts for Denotes! String Incline, “9.50!
m-.-._“ .__. _
Cloaks.
We artfidetermined on building up
our Cloak Department, nnd if qualities
and low figures will do it, it will be
We have made the following
inducements for this week:
)frJ. Henry Jordan. master
0 n his school at Germanic I!
t nsof ladies and gentlemen
larsgivsn on Thursday
SilliTii Nfllflll SAVINGS IAIN.
t1 Washingtonstrsat.
y from No lza. n, and from
Baturdaysvanlusrrcmdtc
W'latanstannwsdsndqoslss.
litre...“
"J. ”Drill-:iiitjiics.
Undertaker.
s KNIGBT BTBII‘I', KORWM was
Oppoaitsllorssnallwaymst. - -
Mmdflmstrsvt. TWcalLll-I
Homes" 'er'n'ov-r.
Our 3 9.00garmont will be sold for: 5.50
This is but a few of the many Spoc—
ialties in this department.
A sum toll!)
not run stunt ms
fimcm.mnt
rem for ins-mud annuiti-
WWM ..
item iii! the Demorest Sewing Nachine. 99.50. M
dnass GOODS. I
We have ancndless variety of new Dress Goods just received.
THE BELKilP In to.
448 Main Street.
mas-MWi. .
Flannel Blankets.
Our stock at present is overflowing with all grades of Flan-
nels, flannel Blankets, Comfortsblss, etc, etc.
Donctforgetusifin wantof Gcnt’
Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, etc, as our
Flannels and
Ssecurnewarrival of OilCiothainall
bi pietclincchilOlcthpattsrnsinallsisss.
W 5
w . .. WQ’MW’W 2
Insurance Butternut,
widths. Also a corn-
- 5 .9 ;
licrwallt.
Norwalk Chronicler