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m‘flllmfl a! II
An Address to the Country by
the National Committee.
Ibo Hanan-r of the madam-tsuna-
nwmnllflla Whul Ila Thinks the
_. luau-t the ram. That an. Been
{retro-tantra»: 1-0".qu m.
m YORK. Nov. l—Chairman Hardly.
‘WW Mend committee, and
MM Dickinson, of the Democratic
committee, have issued an all
lernerieau people on they.
llflcal situation. It says that an the pm».
dentin! campaign will soon end, it is right
5' and my to aayafrw words to in;
m 0! MUM States. The nddruc
that takeanp’the tarid’ question, and of it
In Barrity and Dickinson say:
thousand men
,. , lulu-country have been, by means of the
t
lllllvhlual or corporate wealth under their
‘Wthemastera of the tariff system.
Their power ha's been sufficient to enfortx
- fie munuanee and increase in time of
.pmesuftaxesoa accusaries of life origi-
nallyimputsdln a “meet waronlyhccauae
.1! tbs actual needs of the government.
"Uaderthesystemofwartaxerthua
cuntinuedthecouditionsof life in this coun-
tryhave essentially changed. The wealth
with under former laws was distributed
among allele-see engaged in industrial life
hlacenteredintbehandsof a few. These
have accumulated fortunes unequaled in
my European state. You know this is
”fine. You know that this class controls
Ind use the government. It is a band of
mrsteyed men combined for sordid purposes
and actual ruling the Republican party.
"The federal officeholders are part of its
machinery. Its method of operation is in-
timidation of workmen and the corrupt use
ohnoney. lt succeeded in m in defeat,
lug Grover Cleveland by such methods ho
flue mhccame aware of the danger.‘ You
nranotnow ignorant of the peril.
"You will not remain passive spectators
of this scene. The people of the state of
New Zak, remembering the high charac-
ter and public services of Grover Cleveland,
and ' that hisclection is ucertain
guarantee a wiser, purer and better gov-
ernment, will rally to his support. Thwe
blhmus in the state of New York—and
the are many—who love their country
and despise the men now controlling their
will come to his aid, and he vrill win
an Overwhelming victory in his well be-
loved state.
“The farmers of Indiana, cheated more
than once by thcbasemeth whichare
hu'ng used once again to control hat state.
willshowthat the thousand beneficiaries
of federal legislation cannot again, by
fraud, bravery and purchase, obtain the
clerical vote of that state.
Au Appeal for \‘olra.
‘Thmhstantial yeonmnryof New Jersey,
juatly irritated ut the attempt to defeat
their will by the open bribery of the luster
elsrnurtsof their population, will touch the
Mud contributors n lceuvin they will
mfu'get.
"file farmers and workingmen of Con-
necticut, robbed of their rightful state gov-
ernment, will remember their wrongrnat
thepolls in November,and the people of
Doluware and West Virginia, resenting the
attunpt now made to corrupt and intimi-
date many of their number, will follow their
example.
“You will bear in mind that you owe to
the few men who maintain thoprcsent con
running and iniquitous tariff the initiation
and continuing threat of the force bill.
That was a measure introduced for the pur-
pue of furthering Republican partisan
whemu. Under it they could have used
the federal judiciary for political purposes,
and have employed an army of federal
“a, paid for out of the public treasury,
footnlrol the coming presidential election
and all elections for members of congress.
Illllllgin that nefarious plan, they have
apinpnt their hands into their pockets,
and raised the campaign fund which the
,guvl'nment, under their force bill, would
have supplied them with.
“But do not deceive yourselves. Presi.
dsntllarrison la in favor of the easy method
of carryinghmfcderal elections which that
dangerous miles. The silence of the
W leaders who are conducting his
eaupdgn doc-not, wears-urn, deceive
you.
"You must on Nov. 0 make a choice
which will vitallyaffeet the interests of
yeareonntry. The individual vote of each
mum is of supreme importance. ‘ Un‘
dudmvarClevelaadupre-ldentthe high-
daad controllhg motive and rule of his
maths won, and of the whole
Duaocratlc and independent vote united
'lnklautppert, will luthegveatertgocd w
tumultmher, and public cities will
h “1% as a public trust.
.“Wo‘aakevavyoneof you to labor with-
out casing for the election of vam
w and Adlai E. Stevenson, and for
“W under a Democratic ml-
} HARRITY Iu'rmweweo.
rh‘s latte-at nus-mane chalrurau mm
, III Views of the lltuatlea.
new You, Nov. hulrhe work of the
tint campaign being virtually crui-
od. Chairman William I'. liarrity. of the
nadnaalhemoermieeommittee. In an inter»
vivwdishtvd-thisstateof theattoatien to
a va ii the United Press:
' tork d the Democratic national
Wbaboutcranpletedaud we have
turns,» believe that the result will be on
“y . it ban been our aim to
mm accurately informed as to
It)“. conditions existing in all of
j “In. in those that areclcar
" ofouradvleasup tothc
.. ft m in claiming that
WW“ ' wilfi Wed. indeed the
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artist fallow York to
stain must be
campgrounds: W
and
haven-ton“ _
The than Campaign.
“As to the campaign in the southern
states," continued Mr. llarrlty. “norm
mlttec has reason to feel gratified with III
work. Dmperate efforts have been made
by the Republican nianagers to secure the
electoral vote of Alabama, but from the
best information we can obtain from con-
narrative judges we have lesson to believe
that our Republican frienda will bedoomed
to great disappointment . [The Democratic
electoral ticket in Alain-ma willwin bya
good majority. In West Virginia the fight
baubeen close and hard, but ourfrienda
inthatstatenohingcr regard theiaanein
doubt.
"It is understood that the Republican
manager» have expended a good deal of
money in West Virginia, but I am natured
that they will awaken to the fact on Tues
day night that their money has been spent
in vain. We have a splendid organization
in that state. with men of intelligence.
finances. sagucity and courage in com-
mand. They assure us that West Virginia
is still Democratic, and we have entire
confidence in their judgment.
“The campaign in Delaware involves the
election of a United States senator as well
aatheelectoral v audacongressman. A
good deal of m ey has been poured into
that state, much of which has been raised
in Philadelphia. 0hr Denlocrutic friends
have been fully advised of the movement
of the Republican managers and are on
the alert. Our leaders there are active and
energetic, and we feel uncured that Dela-
ware mn still be counted as among the
Democratic states.
"0n the whole," concluded Chairman
Harrity, “the Democratic managers have
reason to feel satisfied with the outlook.
We are vain enough to think that no blun-
ders have been committed, and that nothing
has Men done to bring reproach upon the
party, the candidates or the managers. We
await the election with erpmnimity, feeling
morally certain that the vote on Tuesday
will result in Mr. Cleveland‘s triumphant
election."
TAMMANY HALL AROUSED.
,3:me ' udl~thlnk1hu
motor:-
Deputy 5|"th Appointed to (‘ope with
Supervisor Davenport's "In“.llv
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.—'l‘hc urn-st of Corn-
lniseioners of Cimritica Shcehy uml Sim:
mono, through the efforts of Chief inspector
of Federal Elections John I. Davenport, on
the charge of being concerned in the regia
tration of panpem on Blackwell's island.
has aroused Tammany Hall, of which or
ganization the commissioners are fllf‘lll-
here; The local committee of thirty having
charge of thecanvass in the county met and
adopted a resolution: referring to the arbi-
trary arrests of citizens at the instance of
John l. Davmport, and providing for the
appointment of a committee of tire lawyer.»-
to wait upon Sheriff German. the police
commissioners and district attorney. had
request them to see that the federal officers
keep within the limits of the law, to secure
the right of franchise to all citizens, nnd
maintain peace and order at the pens on
election day. The committee of lawyers.
after a consultation. sent a letter to l‘hief
Supervisor of Elections Davenport, Which
is in port as follows:
We understand that it is mntemplated by
you to make certain arrears of electors nf tbiu
county for alleged iii ;: Ii registration. It has
frequently hnpponod lhn: you have withheld
making arreetu for alleged illegal rcglstratl-ln
until auction day. and. .3 we are informed
have held the person so arrested until the elec-
tion was over. thereby causing the elector to
low lib vote, even though entitled to cast it,
As you an as well execute your ear-
rants for registration now as on election
day. we have to request that you will forthv. lth
true and execute any warrants you may intend
toiuoefor illegal registration, in order that
the elector, ifontitled to his dischargc.shali re~
naive the same in time to cast his vote.
The letter then quotes from opinions by
Judge Chonte and Justice Blatcllfurd to
the effect that “where a man can be nr—
tested before election day as well a-t not.
he ought to be so arrested. if there is any
delay in arraiing him where he could have
been arrested before that day, it Illllsl be
presumed to be for the purlxrlc of prevent
lug him from voting and wnseqnently un-
lawful.”
work of swearing in a corps of special
deputies for use in caseof emergent-lea, and
says, “If necessary 1 will exercise the
power the law gives me and order the
assembling of a porno con-llama."
Inn In Elmira.
Emma. N. l’., Nov. h.—-Srnator David
B. Hill's arrival here wan announced by
the booming of cannon, and 2,5“) [icople
crowdtdinto the opera house and several
hundredwere unable to main Idlnlalllm.
Judge Taylor introduced Senator liill
amid tremendous that lasted for
several minutes. After dinurslng the hv
sues of thrcampalgn Senatorllilluid that
hanever looked back after a convention
had made its nominations. “Then my
guns are turned against the mount
enemy. Grover Cleveland {cheers} necrla
noeniogy at my hands. file record has
radiate history.and no Democrat, no
publican. noctlisen need binuh for any
ofthatrecord. The dutyofthehour
to support Democratic principles and
regularly condoned candidates.”
Cleveland Ia Jersey City.
In!!! Cm. Nov. h—The Cleveland
dunno-tattoo at Oakland rink last even-
ingwaslnthe nature of an ovation. The
sneer John J. German has begun u..- PM”
no. nullified usrs.
A Warning to the Party from
the National Headquarters.
(MARIA! llAGXB'l'l' mmvmwno
the llaad of the Executive Committee of
the lupin state Tolls What the Result
of a Thorough (Ynnvaaa Made liudar Ila
Blue“.- Wuulrl Indicate.
Nil! YORK, Nov. 5.——’l'he following state-
stout ha been honed by the Republican
national committee:
"The instructions of acting Attorney
General Aldrich to United States marshals
and the citations from the law governing
their employment at the pulls, together
with the penalties prescribed for interfer-
ence with them while in the performance
of their dutieg have brought consternation
to the camp of Tammany. It is the belief
that with the proper precaution which will
be taken at fair election can be held in this
city
is
—
hascome to the Republican na-
tional committee from various sources in-
formation that the reserve crop of (run-
pnign lien for issuingthe day before election
is very prolific, and unusually sensational
articles am to be published, presenting
what purport to be facts from all the west-
ern states for publication in ,the coat, and
the reverse for publimlion in the met,
when too late to becontnniictcd. Itepub—
licuns all over the land should be prepared
for this line of nctiorr.‘
“Be on your guard; believe only that
which is consonant with your common
sense or accompanied with unilnpenchnble
testimony, and do not change the comic-
tion that has come by honest thought, but
vote as your conscience dictum: and us you
think to be right. You have the luminance
of is committee, lam-d on reliable and
confidential information all over the emin-
try, that the nominees of the Republican
party will be elected by u mnnlitminrml
majority that shall be beyond question."
Amnngthe callers at Republican national
headqnnrtcn: were Senator Proctor, er
Sennlor Thorium C. Plot! and Chauncey Al.
Depew, the latter having returned from u
fonrdays’ journey through New Yuri. state,
where he had been on a stumping tour. To
a United Pit-s.» reporter he soul:
Drpeu'a I’rrrlirflou.
“From the changes that lllll‘l' taken place
and the certainty of n full Republican tote
lam confident that the Republicans will
come down to Harlem with a majority of
something like lint“). Men of both par—
ties have talked with me frankly Illlil I
have gathered my information from pee
fectly reliable sources. The prediction. you
will find. will come true."
Mr. Depew will makes few more a . dies
before election. ()1: Monday night ewlll
speak at P: >kakill, ache has done the night
before election ever since he left Yule col-
Mr. J. Frank Supplee. of Baltimore, will)
has been making in New York and lirmle
lylt, mill at liepnblimn hs-zuhpun'h r ~ rill-t
in the twenty yeurv he had lwvll cmllllllz to
this my he had never seen on much inter
est taken in n presidential mmpnlgn no is
manifested in this one-"not eve-ll in the
Blaine mmpaign of 15M. The “when, in-
snnnce men, wholesale dry g-Muls men and
other classes of business men are strongly
for Harrison, find this ll't‘lll’ll.‘ even extends
to importers. who are satin-lied tho: the
McKinley act. contrary to their t-xpt-vfw
tions, has caused them an increase in their
businesa
United Staten Diall'ifl Attorney Min hell
sent a letter today to Chief SumrrimrJuhu
l. Davenport and Marshal .lncobnc miv e-
lng them its to the law which govern» their
duties. It points out that the L niu-«l man-s.
law is purmnonnt in a clash with nay state
law, and shows that Mr. Slwvhfln's procla-
mation is not Inland on law.
Mr. Mitchell said to a United l’mrs re—
r: “Mr. Shechan's pruclmnnthm,
which was pmcticnlly to mist the nutlmri»
ty of the federal marshals, was ill tell mnl
and was simply an eitetnent to riot. The
United States roars will be supported
by the military if need be."
State Senator Cantor said that he would
not beanrpriaed if in some districts tin-re
areclnahes between the federal and Ill-tit-
anthoritlen He does not advocateanything
of the cart, but thought it impaclble to
conduct the election without.
MAGNET; mrrnwrweo.
The Republican ('halmaa on the Prae-
paet in lieu York mule.
Nzw Your, Nov. h—Mr. Charles "It'll-
ett, chairman of the executive committee
of the Republican stale committee, was
seen by a report", and he 30!!!!“an lo
answeranumhrr of one-thirst The first
was:
"What is the «1le in the Mate!"
“I have never known the Republican
prospect to be brighterat lhia period of the
eaavaat. It in much more encouraging
than it was More the election In mo, and
it is every way far more nathfarlory than
it warm» the Saturday before the comm
In use The ltapublicauacanled the atate
inbothoftbeseyrars; thewallearry New
York this year.
rink has a capacity of 5,000 but
the crowd that was packed wit u its wells
can safely be attained at fully 1.50» in can
titanium ”I“
use or that number. fix—ileum William 0..
liriaherhnd
"We shall come down to the Harlem
river with a larger pintollly than we did in
1”, and literals no ruscnwlahevcthat
Demand
King, Queens ad
these which Mr. Cleveland received in these
fouryaata ago. lbellerethat llr.
will not at least MM plurality
above the Harlem. ldoaotbelieve that Mr.
’a below the bridge will
vary mi, from the “full he received
but rem In”
"You appear confident, Hr. flack.
stt. liarsyonaayobjeetimtontatlngthe
for your belief?"
I I. my
gonads
"hot the ob
N tightest fiction.
‘5!
lug like heavens-id «nucleate! doing”
terthanavor.
“During this week l have received»
plies from several hundred correspondent-
who had been «queued to answervariona
questions. The replies show that about
nine [Democrats will vote for liarriaonto
one former liar-riann man who will vote for
Cleveland. These statements from my own
corresmdenta are squarely continued by
the reports from about an crmespon-lenta
of an establishment in this city, which
askeditaagentaaornelime ago to give its
managersimllarinfommtion. Theirreplieo
came from other localities than three cov»
ered by my maple, but they also showed
that the Democrats coining to Harrison
outnumbered the Republicans going to
Cleveland by more than eight to one.
"Then there is the n-gisrrzltiuu. We am
convinced that the llrpuhlimln vote in the
atateia registcml. No M'nr'dblfi man will
deny that the habitation in New York,
Albany, Troy and Elmira ialznt wind the
Democrats expected, ()1: the contrary, it is
distinctly favorable to Republicans. We
shall poll our full vou- on election day
everywhere in the stale, and everybody
knowa that a full vote in New York means
a Republican victory."
“Are you sure you will get out your vote
in the country? Registration in the rum!
district» in one thing. but voting is quite
another, you know."
“i understand that point perfectly. You
may not uncured that the Republican vote
will be out. Everything has been door to
make certain that it will be out,nud it will
be nt'the polls in greater force than it ever
wu.’ .
Will llava a fair count.
"What do you think of prospects in Sew
York city!"
"I practically answered this question at
the beginning of the conversation. The
Republicans will poll .1 larger vote in this
city by a number of thousands than they
ever did. They are entitled to the usual
normal incremle in their vote, and this year
the normal increase will be swelled by the
votes of hundreds of business men who are
owned to a change, by the retro of lum-
drrds of workingmcn who hm. lll'll :ul'nre
been lh-nuicrnts. but who do not lu‘llr'le in
free trade, and by the \'0lt'.'l of inunlmlv oi
divantisllell Ileunxmta who un- cunvmuul
that the election of Mr. l'levrhrnll turn-i
be a misfortune for lht'lnscll’l’ft.
"We ahull poll from I'll") to fall")
votes in thin city. That is not all.
memo to have those votes honestly mum 4;.
Many of our friends fear that the. only tl.|ll'
gcr lies in the strong pmlxiluliry that we
shall be defrauded after the polls are
closed. Perhaps they are right.
"lint Republicans in the suite and in the
nation may be sure that every [KNllllB pro
caution will be taken to prevent sucha
crime. We mean to haven fair muntmo
matter what it costs, and when the new-
goes out to the country on election night it
will be the best news for Republicans that
was ever sent lell! cit y."
lo conclusion Mr. llackett said: “The
Republican party will cast runny thotlaand
more votes in New Yuri. city than it ever
polled Irv-fore. The Republican party will
cast many thousand more votes in thesmlte
than it ever polled before. The Republic.
altemil come down to the Harlem river
withn larger plurality than they did four
years ago. The. Replllllir‘an‘i will
the suite byn larger plurality than they
did in PM."
‘v't:
Belt! Speaks In Albany.
Aura“. Nov. 5. —\\'hltehnv Reid war
given at hearty welcome by local Republic-
anslnat evening. lie. together with Gen.
oral U‘lieirne and ”on I). ll. “only. of
Kew York. delivered cnthmiutic spew-hen
before an audience of over 4,000 people in
Harrnunus lileecker hall. Mr. Ileill dis-
missed all the issue» of the campaign, and
closed by saying that the Republicans pre-
leriterl a platform for approbation which
proclaimed honest money, a protective lar-
ill', protection for wagon, protection to
American industries, America for Ameri-
cans, and he asked for the soar-gen o;
those pmu-ntmnd held up for an induce
merit the platform of the Republican [truly
and the sttmvmful administration of Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison.
‘Vaaa-uhar’a tulogy.
lKDlAKAHMS. Nov. h—Gmt crowds
from all over norIIErn Indiana gnrhemi at
Gusher: yesterday to bear I’vatmastrr Urn—
erai Wanamaker. In the anon-rain llr.
Wanamaker made a speech of twenty unin-
utcn devoted to the Republican platform,
shoving how it took carve! farmers, work.
Ingmen. soldiers and all others in the
evening he made a nnwe extended speech,
in thecuuraeof which he said: "I am here
toapeak ofagreataud hone-trash. if
there is a greater man, about arr-am
common mac and ability than lamin
Harrison, 1 would like to WI“. name.
Not even Gladstone or ill-ranch ”qu-
Er-ior to your own Benjamin Harrison In
tellect or otherwise."
luck—American lop-hues...
New Yonder. lit-01. of the largest
meetings of lrlsb‘American Republicans
ever held in this city occurred tut night at
Cmper Futon. The large ball wsa hilt-die
lta utmost capacity with an cnthn
Md. who cheered the name of Harrison
and Blaine tothe echo. Minister Patrick
ligand. 1. l'inerty. of tibia-Wand Hon.
John Brennan, of lows. spoke.
rh- Bolling In New rare.
Nuw YOIK,NM. 5.»an lobar.
been a lull in the betting on the remit of
the election. Either the planners have
beeumrfrtted or theoppesitewaveaofcoa.
ldsucahave met nude-spender! their force
upaasaehothrr. Thebetsoa the m
tuft remained even, but few being m
m Ml- urn-a.
TM“, l. 'l'., Nov. hwll‘ed Christie,
the Harlem outlaw, who billed Ila
Ma United Staten ulcer. has been
decorum their
motto is amok...
ness’. "Neatness,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
Well Seated
in public opinion. .
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is popular
because it is
the greatest chew
or smoke
for least money.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with smupnkms (are. Highe‘
award stallPurc Food Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large pies. Avoid
lotions— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bland.
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Cholera llnrhua and heurnatlsrn. It
will relieve when all else fails.
. Srntsorrann. Man. March 2, lm.
ti . .I. lewlI—lvear Sir: I h-vs rufferrd
terribly with acornpllr-atlon of diseasee; two
told me they could do nothing for me,
that i you“ nave: be any better. I had a
very culled heart trouble,” bad that l was
several times almost given up to die Indigo»
lion and canker were at the same time doing
its destructive work; I wan in a my bad con-
dition. m. stomach was so weak and lrritat
It could not retain the simplest food. Doctors
Io‘d me the linir of my annular-h was com-
plet ly ruined. I ve consulted the best phy-
s't-lana in Boston and have taken medicines
said to be good. including lloodo. Brown's and
A er‘s Samparilla. Pepsiu and many more.
ai failed. After me very hrd altar-k our
gear ago from which . did not rally 1 wars in-
ner-d to taken trial bottle ofG.A. A ,vvas
opweod to it at first. after taking a few times
Ifelt better at once. its elect was diflereut
fromanything I had overtaken” have used
three bottles and not cured. It has be} me
more than the doctors or allthe m icinel
have ever used. desiring can call on
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son'rn NORWALK, or,
Good Work z
Executed l
l Promptly.
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a... Burglar-Proof Safes.
Will-5% .
TIN ”fl/ARE
halting it all its lunches.
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South Norwalk. '5
Ethfllfllltlfi.
if Buttery 8t. Barton, tires.
Fire and
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank laull. Doors.
ARI)
was” won or ill nuns.
flu- Best Sales in the World.
l5il.lllloln use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
L'lll sold inhun that" since that _
when: it of our aa co on re subjected to intense
heat. pacer-vine: their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD alien in the “rent
Chit-a ) Fire in 1871. in the Great Bodon Fm:
inl -_ and in all the great fires since. S m
for urn-nave. Agents wanted. all then
W AG 0 N S.
New and second hand
Buggies, Plasmas, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
pncés' to Bu}? All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
great live.
Henry Tilly.
l}. DeKllN ll SUN
successors to C. B. DeKlvn.-
5! Washington St, 80. Harwell,
27 Main Street Norwalk.
First-clue
Bakers. confectioners,
And
ICE CREAM.
Orders Pro'u'lptly Filled.
u I
t‘. Delilyn
n“. F. lnxlrmi
MERRILL
BUSINESS SULLEGE
S‘I’AMI'HBD, CONN.
A live. pnurrrsflll'r institution for the practical
training of room: men and oung women for
hilarious». he thorough vim .superiur meth—
ods, completi- equipment. and crib-lent corps of
tnstrurturahnte vmn for it tho r'nnfnlruro of
the ublic. limnr‘bea taught: livmlt-ker ling.
Han lgg. Penmanship, (Iorrespomlenr- .S l-vrl~
x . “rewriting3 ArehlterrureJir-rman and
Engiih studies. pen the entire ‘cmr. tirad-
llaice assisted to good umlllnflh. ‘all exit-lilo
"eht. Bib. “end for illustrated catalogue. AI -
reaa ll. A. MERRILL. l’reeld't. Stamford. ('t,
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
the lowest price.
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GRADING,
SlllllllNB,
EXL'AVATINS
Old ‘ and” Belleble _fi
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
:BETWEEN
New YORK
South N'orwalk,
Norwalk.
THE PRDI’EI.LERS
lily of llarWalk
EAhLE_
. re,“
p
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“7»... as
:1- 392.; :L
Will lum- Pirr zit. E. R.
.\t.‘k\‘ York. at .3 p. m.
l Louve Norwalk 5 p. m.: South Xorwalk 6:11!
I. m.
Freight l'r‘l‘t‘llred fro n I n. In. to 5 p. m.
I'pnn rtnpliv lion tn ngenh fill- (it ' '
,.. . . ,.yof.\0r—
walk and toxic Will be we nt for epecinl lots of
fr: I. lit anywhere Ill ZN" w York or its vicinity.
i'if‘All persons on: forbid trusting any at
the cnlployesof the beau. of this line on ac—
mum of the owners thereof. 52?
Miss Baird’t Incline.
BOARDING ’ AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thorough course of ruddy in the English
Branches.
musnc, min—
murmurs.
, (Beck mun street).
Thi< School for young Ladies and Clulrlren
reopens on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22d.
jut-departments of English Literature and
Natural History will be made eeriecisily el-
trsrtlve and profitable.
Ap lintion fur the ltflllllSalufl of pupils
align? be mode before the «gelling of th
3“ 00 .
f'lrvulnrs upon application. slot!
I'I' In A QWypamlr and fun--
. av reproac-
aar' wig-ah“.
mb I0 erasure-run
d: on. “a!" ~fl'rr-f l’l'Mh‘llll’!
Plano Font Lessons.f
Call on or address
llElllE I. lllSlllOVl.
8 West avenue. Heath Somali:
Reference. Walter 1. "all. In “‘0“ Mn =
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NEW LIFE.
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henchmen“;
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anal. ma, Near-lets. Headache, . moan PM
tratios ran-ed by or . water-t.
an Intel floors-aloe. Butternut 0! Brain.‘
Wmnltmtfiecandea it. I‘ve. a-
tare Ago. amia- of Power in
either Isa. lmpnte . lore and all
Female Weakest-res. a atary vor-
uatorrhraa named it over ”anion of vale.
self-basamver-lado‘reee. A tannin-treat.
await. We sum-lav Its
satoeara a or forIlmresuvlthlt
wllsaal writing-arouse tolufgyadll'f Ia:
tuned on r -
n Brunt“ m dale Amt. llorwalk
can. tell I)
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Norwalk Chronicler