_ “andolltalnedany pledge-fromGrovor
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starsaparilla
MHI’IgJ-O-Alwk‘lhmu
The Tammany Chief Says No
Pledges Were Given.
am Wm REBEL/HE MY!»
no ran-one are torn Politician a"...
”Verde-ofwbutkcwmd at the
lllaterla Victoria Hotel magnet—nut
(ho City and State Ticket Wanted.
N" You. Nov. lit—Richard Croker
denies the ataternent that Tammany aahed
Clercland at the Victoria hotel banquet.
homes 6. Shannan, speaking at the rin—
gle tax llanquet Wednesday night, do
claredon "lure authority," backed up by
theBrooklyn Eagle, that pledges had beer
demanded from Mr. Cleveland by his Tam-
manygueata, but that be had indignantly
refuudtobind himself in any way when
meter,andhad atamped his refusal with
an unparliamentary d——-, which cast a
Shout over the subsequent proceedings.
What Mr. Carter Kayo.
Hr. Croker says, “There were no pledges
made and for a very simple reason—be
caul- no pledge-were naked for."
“It in not true then that Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan made-along appealto
Kr. Cleveland allowing the necessity of
bring thing: putona‘mtisfeewrybasis'
to the party leaders!” _
”No, air; that is not true.”
"Did noone preaent at this dinner make
Itch an appeal, and were no pledges or
promises demanded either directly or indi-
rectlyt”
“Neither directly nor indirectly.”
”Nayl atate,” continued the reporter,
“that at the present moment neither your-
aelfnor'l'amrnany linll holds any pledges
from President—elect Cleveland, whether
written or verbal, in regard to the coming
adminirtration?"
‘it'ea, air, you my state that, and I give
yell my word of honor that it in true. We
triedto help Mr. Cleveland all we could
during themmpaign, and we shall continue
to do so now that he has been elected. And
1 tell you, in spite of what the Republican
papers may say, we have done this and are
doing it for the good of the Democratic
party, to which we are loyal, and not for
omens or patronage or plunder. The Tam-
many tigeria not going to fatten itself at
Hr. Cleveland's expense. The Republicans
are good enough eating for us.
But One Democratic ’l'ieltet.
"Let me add one word more in order that
my statement may be perfectly accurate.
in the course of the dinner you refertoMr.
Clevelandandtho reat of up came to an
agreement upon one point about which
there had, i may say, never been any dil-
faence, and that was the advisability and
themasity of there being onl one Dem-
ocratic ticket for the state and it Tin-re
was no pledge there, as Mr. Cl ela was
of precisely the same opinion."
"Would Mr. Sher-hon and M Murphy
confirm your «mtrmcntn about this din-
her?"
“i think tile-3 “mild," said Mr. Crokcr.
Cleveland and the Pledge Quentlou.
Thor, N. Y., Nov. l‘l.——.\lr. Edward Mun-
phy,Jr.,thechairman ol the Democratic
state committee, denies the statement of
ILShearman that Mr. Cleveland said at
thatccent Victoria hotel dinner that "he
would be damned before he would give
Inch pledges an the Democratic machine
CLEVELAND GETS ONE VOTE.
That Amara to Be the Situation in
. tho State of 01th).
Couture. Nov. 17,—Thongh Thursday
Iran the last day allowed by law for mak—
ing county return- to the Icoretary of state,
at the clone of busineaa Fayette, Franklin,
Stark, Local, Lawrence and Guernsey
weremfllout orhadreported only in part.
Withthaoflcial ilgnrne from the eighty.
twocnuatiea reported and the aemiolliciol
I‘m-of thoae still out, the Republican
onthe state ticket appeartobe
I’b lame Igurea ahow Danton], leading
“or on the Republican ticket, has”
plurality over Seward, leading elector on
theDealoeratie ticket and over the other
I” ll electorabelm bSeward baa
plura ty overt Repu licanelectorl
below Danford,and thus given Cleveland
owedeetoral vote from thin state. The av-
erage Republican plurality in 1,007.
(Ia-and the Grand Jury.
Mon. Nov. la—Wben the grand jury
of tile county uni-bed their labora they
macaroni by Judge Woodmd for tall~
toutam tndictmenta agalnat the poll-
charged with bribery at the polls on
drain: day. The Wty of the jury
w-e Mount- and the ehargea of corrup-
tion were mainly against Republican
V“ II. Mb. Coal M
Forum, Nov. in—Mmt of the «no
a. have Med Itaietlwnta 0‘ their ea-
m llon. Charla Daniela, congrue-
maa la the Thirty-third district. exprndrd
Herbert f. Bin-ell, the defeated
Matte candidate for district attorney,
aapvaded 02,911.
lunar “flaunt-Alum
Wm,l€ov. ll—The two hon-re
d the Alabama legislature met in Joint
wwhtoopeuaadrounttberrwlt of the
”Melanin. ltnhowedJonu'ofl-
“majoritymlolbformvernorlobe
m
rein-Ireland lire.
law You, nor. lea-The Advent-er
maintain of lrluhexilm inthia city
havtahathe Int mp towardtheiaaw
at ulnamrtlouatymevwaent.
firehjututwhlebhtoregalnthefrenlom
filthdhfuudarme.
up. Pattie.- m... it. or luau.
laden llama
”abstain-an
‘wutwaeballJat be When
“at.
Irv. a. e. war- in. on».
' .m 3.61.4306. redn- trial
demand.
armband-
THE llllllilll
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Call and See :rhem.
«stun I5 um I allot.
Millennium
X05 0 HA".- BLOCK.
MITKIEWIOZ WING Hi8 GAGE.
The (but that laid Ila Hal m
m Cl 3h Ill,- ’
NEW YORK, Nov. la—“ConnW
do Willem
Chine-a canoe-ion achemea, appeared at
the Tomb- poliee court for examination on
the charge of having obtained 81,750 under .
falaepreteurea from Arthur LTomvaof‘
Brooklyn. The “count” came on from
Waahington, where he ha- been living re
cently, and surrendered himself to Police
Justice Grady, who paroled him in the
euatody of bin oonnael.
Before the cane was begun Lawyer
Burke, nautical for Tomes, said he did not
caretogoon with theuaeuntil he badall
the witneaaea pro-eat. Jnatioe Grady
thonghtthecareoonld proceed until they
ran out of witness, and Tomes then be-
gan totcatlly. He told how he met Mitr
kiewicz, ande the latter induced him to
place a mortgage on hie home in Brooklyn,
nearing him that the money would be re
turned by Colt-rel Elliott F. Shepard and
The court then raid that the only point
involved wra whether the money had been
obtained on a false that it would
he returned by Colonel Shepard and others.
Colonel Shepard teatilled that Mitkiewica
had naked the witnen if he would advance
money toward procuring Chinaie conceo
alone. Finally witness agreed that in
caae Mithiewica lecnred the concession:
from tho Chineae and brought him Infil-
cientplnofof thefacthewonldenter into
theacbemeand payall the upeneeainthe
matter that had been incurred.
William P. Burr was the next vritneee
after Tomea. lie tectitled that through all
the tranaaetion he understood that the
money was to be repaid by Colonel Shep
ard. 0n ero- axamination witneae said
that liitkiewicc once told him "that he had
Colonel Shepard on the hip, and that he
could force him to pay the money back.”
Lawyer Brooke, counsel for Mitkiewicz,
asked for the diamiaeal of the complaint on
the ground that no evidence had been aub-
mittcd showing that the count bad handled
one cent of the money in question. J notice
Grady thereupon granted his motion.
Tom now charges Mitkiewicz with obv
taining from him $21,000 on false rcpre~
acntationn, and he will have the count ar-
mated again.
Twelve Cane- of Smallpox Now.
Now Harts, Nov. lit—The snmllpox
epidemic at the General hospital threaten:
to number all the patienta now confined in
the institution among its victims. Three
new cases have developed. They are l‘edro
Joverint, an ltalian; William Ricks (col.
ored),ono of the cooks, and C barles Nichol-
son. a ward master. They Were taken to
the penthouse, making twelve altogether
that have been conducted to that institm
tion. Mrs. Bertha Bradley and Mira diary
Lewis, trained nuraea, have volunteered to
go to tho penthouse to carcfor the patients.
Named by Governor Flower.
ALBANY, Nov. lB.——Governor Flower has
appointed '1‘, Prentiss Bailey, of Ulica. and
William D. McKlnaley, of Water-town, civil
service commissioner: in the place of Wil-
liam A. Paste and John A. Sleicher. re-
signed. Mr. Bailey in a Democrat and in
editor of the Uticu Observer. Mr. Mow
Kinslt'y is a Republican and is editor of the
“'atcrtown Times.
To Settle the Beading Sulfa.
SUSBL‘RY, Pa, Nov. lfl.—-'l'he suits of the
farmers along Shamokin and Mabanony
creeks min“ the Reading Coal and iron
company, in which over 81.00%!» is in
volved, will he amicably aettled. The cases
were the rerult of coal dirt washing down
the streams and on the lands of the farm
era.
A Brent la the strikera' lulu.
BEAVER Ham, Pa, Nov. lit—More new
men are entering Carnegie’a mill, and there
are unmistakable evidence- of a break in
the ntrikera' ranks. During the day there
were 10:: applications for work made at the
company'a oflice. Among them were a
number of the former employee;
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Help [or Mile-t.
St. Louis, Nov. lS.-—'l'he Army of the
Tennemee chine for president General 6. ll.
Dodge; for recording secretary, General C.
Codie; for corresponding secretary, General
A. Hiekenlooper; (or tree-aver, General it].
I". Force. Chicago was selected» the place
for the next meeting.
A Drunke- ltrate’a Crime.
Eur lennroot. 0., Nov. la—«Geovgc
Burton, a grocer, while drunk,ahot and
fatally wounded hie wile. whom be ac
cnaedof being drunk. Mn. Burton pro
tevtadonherkneeatbatahebadnottnted
drink. but the infuriated hnaband shot her
down.
lat-er Caner the. mo.
Wrumnaa, Pa, Nov. ln—Yarrner
Comer,a wealthy farnurofllanovertown
chip. charged with the murder of Martin
Zipkta. waa acquitted. The murdered
man entered Comer‘a plaecto pick cberrica
and was that from ambush.
Peary la, 0. mirth Agala.
Wannntorozt, Nov. lu—Lieutenant Peary
delphiagentlementomalreanothertrlpto
Greenland,and::lldoaolf hecangetthe
necewaryleave abeeneefromtbe navy
department.
a lad wallet law a...
Knanitrmr, Ma... Nov. inn-Jim
little, a prominent citiaen, wa- lined lot
refilling to'mavk his ballot lnatde the
boothaanqnind by law. Heb-appealed
and will make the can a teat one.
Wrath! by It. Yul-MM Yacht.
Bhoreflaa road a-rllavbville,
tint-"giltWIapu-arma
night.
a ,
Manila-n, ’"W m
, a hen Um
lee um M
lining-”liars
. ill-4hr
meaty-Ive Illa-u have he.
l'll.‘ 81E. till! ill Illlll
flwgnezwt’we
tune-o The Secret Society Question
pranoter at
blind”.
ww-
lll IIIlllll'flll 81'. IIIIIE.
momentum“. I"!
done, where their
motto is Quick-
neas, Neatneaa,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
. ‘mrmn;
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IBCHBISHBPS AT WEEK.
Discussed at Length.
m (Mill 0? THE ODD I'BIJDWS.
Lilli-II. .1 “I. Vatican Toward Hm
Old-ll "to tha- .‘Vln'mzub irnul III-YO"-
DIM It Pull!" Umlr .' tfzr Popo’a ”all.
Indian Catholic. in tin- “wot.
le Your, Nov. l8.-Tht' mom! day's
union ed the annual conlrn'nce of the
archbiahope of the Roman Catholic church
In the United States was carried on behind
cloned doors. The major portion of the
time, it was learned,.wan «copied in the
diacnaaion of thequeotion on tlwcondeinnae
tion oi certain aecrut noeieticr. The debate
referred chiefly to the Odd Fellows, nam-
boring about haul!) in the United States,
and the Son- of Temperance, whoae roll in-
cludes about 70,0!) membernhip. Arch-
biahop Rainer, of Milwaukee, brought the
mattertothe attention of the council by
presenting the petition of the German
Catholic Central Society of the United
States, which was adopted at llubnqnc in
September loot, coking the conference to
:learly define the designation "secret to
first)" in plain and unmistakable terms. as
tome doubt ha been raised in the minds of
me of the church autlinritien as to
whethcrthe societies named come under
the papal bull.
lied-“ca Under the Ilnrv.
in explaining his [mition Archbishop
Killer laid that it in almulntr-ly not true
that the Freemasons are tlreoulymn'icty
forbidden by the church, and that conse—
quently a Catholic may join any other
edge or moiety except the Fix-monsoon.
lle quotes from the injunction of the
third plenary council at italiinmreaalol—
wa:
Pint—That all former devrowi u! the Roman
Willi!!! Against All anointitre r-nr‘.~lvmm‘tl by the
holy nee are to remain in full furl-e. according
to the tenor of the “institution “Apodtoltvm
Sedia" and the meaning of tnu- Roman ymnml,
Second—3Tb“ the Frmnlayona and the Car
bonari are eacommunirated by name.
Third—That all uthflr mnetlm are vxmmv
mnnicatrd it they are of the min» nature at
the Freeman-ms aml the (‘nriwzmrir that la. all
those acclaim whiv-h opouly or a» rurly plot
against the chnrohor Ignilu‘i the lawful gov-
ernment of the atom.
Fourtthl'bnr all on'i~lir»s lam excommuni-
cated which have lhr-ll’ own millim't‘l' or chap
Iain, their own (rollgiotb) ritzni and that: own
(religions) communion, in and) it manner at
thereby to become a hornet»: nr win-manic,- not.
Fifth-That any Mu’lfl’ which roqriirm lta
number-not to reveal its «.t'v't‘t‘rts to any one.
not even to the ewleelastlcal authority-that
in, the bbihop—or whivh dnmmly hum murmur.»
hora a blind and airmluxo ”Luann-u», is f. rhini-
deu under grimom sin. ' ‘ '
Blithe—That the faithful and myw‘t'ully the
youth are to be taught and came-ti)- Murru-
tailed carefully to avoid all llzn'll mop-rim an ill
thejudgment of the bishop of their own tin»
can an in any way dangrmu» tutuah and
morale. ' ' '
The Can of tin- tIrlrl l-‘r-llowa.
AL‘CCl’lllfl: ll} .‘Yt‘lzlil (Unit l»: :5 '.' Hunt»
éety of Udri Ft'lln\tr~ has i: mm. inle- your!
gained a large lill‘mll‘t‘ of riiwnilmrsbip from
the Catholic ranks on the plt'it that they
are not ll'reennuom, and therefore not a
Itxziety forbidden by the ("inbuilt-church,
The council of lhtltimorr but :lppullllml
the college of the lln'lllll‘llnp'fnl tlu- l'mmi
States in the onlywrnwto-nttnbunal in
the matter of sorrel sm'lt‘llt'mllrul'gllfli,
and it in the duty of the pin-aunt ('tilllt'n‘lltt'
to determine rxuctly ilw qllt‘allnn at lnSHI“.
The majority of the outfit“ min: illrii With
the opinion» mph-«mod by Aronliinhop
Keller, and Ippruprtulr action will ln'
taken before the chute of tho cooler-vice. her
that the lllfillh'l' will In. llulffiiiltdl-ly yt-
tied.
The only phase of tin- Nltlltl quire—
tion touclml upon Willi “til: oi the that,
merit. of tln- Catholic lmlun cluMn-n inthe
Ive-tern Wu'l’b’ltlltllln, who has» lm-n vom-
pelled to alto-ml non-Catholic vomit, do»
spite the prnlmtos of their parent-q. flight
Rev. Bishop l’. L l‘lirtprliv, of mum Fr,
N. M., was the primipll hitl'ltltl‘r, will he
called for aortic- tlrci~ivc action on the part
of his coifeagm-a.
Captain l'ua Dried.
Paula, Nov. l9.~-lt is reported from
Porto Novo that ('aptnin (Irexmni Fm baa
died of wounds received in an engagemrnl
near Kotonon. ('nptain i-‘ua called out and
wounded M. Edward Dmmtml,thlt noto-
rioua Jewbalting editor of Iiihro Parole
Wagon Inertia-ed In Scranton.
Wumxorox. Nov. 18,—l'rrlimlnary n-
povta on the mannlactnrinu induetriea for
Bevantm, l’u, havebeen ironed by the cen-
m bureau. In Scranton the aversion
wages per band incmaed from 8th) in who
to no: in two, or Diaper cent.
”to” II lanky-rt.
locum, N. 1, Nov. lll.—-l"trebup
broke into thebonaeof John b Johnna:
an; ill. and lived the building. Several
barns and dwellinga have been burned hm
in the lat few days and the whole neigh-
borhood is amused.
Ill-m at New York.
New You, Nov. Ill—Pedro \‘iuceole
Hijareo, the ex-Iroverntw of Cancun, has
arrived here on the lied ll Line “(Infill-hip
Philadelphia, when mammal". Captain
Chambera. raved him from at’rmnelaa
m _ ......._. .
lavvard'a M Practice (la-e.
Burton, Nov. ill-11» llarvanl football
team. which will meet Yale at Springfield
unilaturtlaydoohitalaatpvaetlceat Cam
bridge, and mutated that it: name on
amum, luv. n~a largely m
Inland meatba- in being held here to
page the ear-rumm- made
race.
Iran-knitting louver.
Amara. ltov. lamina. Mind ILOoI
Matthew
witbpwralyiatvtaaeh improved
!
Iulatoruvho'h Ito-I
FIGHT AT TEE" H633: snow.
It. lulu. lllla Ir. llwwlud with -
”unwell-r
Haw You, Nov. lflr—Ah the hare-bu
proceedinga were conrhlerabiy enlivened
by a acrimmage between two prominent
her-omen inaprivato box, which reunited
intheanutof Robert Nevillemoeol the
' who in a well known club
member.
8.8. Rowland, proprietor of the Bell.
wood atud, a non-invlaw of Mr. Angnd
Belmmt,aat in [tin box convening with
friend: when Mr. Neville entered. Quich-
ly following a abort and excited diapute
Mr. r‘eville'it umbrella was raised and
armor: Mr. llowland’a lace. Hr.
Seville wn immediately placed under
arrest and taken to the Thirtieth “rent
station.
Mr. Howland say- the entire of the tron-
ble datea back two yearn, when at a horn:
show in Chicago he remit-ml a deciaion
against George Pepper’s homo, ltoecberry
in favor of bin own, ()nt. r'm, After the do
chaos) had been Ruderol '. Eli», whole a
lrlendof Pepper, oflorovi . H Elm; that
Pepper’- hone could j. ' *2 .rr than
Howland'a. Howiaml rv. ;.. to bet, as
be laid thequeation bad ltt't'll woflu-ively
settled. Thereupon there mo, an animated
Alla lite and Neville Mum: llowlantl.
hPeville ia a member of the Union club,
of this city; one of the ipvverrmra of the
Maryland club, of Baltimore, and a di-
rector of the Washington Killing academy,
oi Wanbington.
It is understood that Mr. llowland will
pres- the charge of malt againat Mr.
Neville.
GAMBLE WEiR WAS POISONED.
Three Follow- lined to run I’lttalrnrg’a
l'ollee superintendent.
l'lmm'lm, Nov. M —Tlm is now no
doubt that (iambic Weir, the late anpcrirr
lends-n1. of police of tbia city,was poi-tonal.
lingo Blanch, the chemical expert, has
completed his analysinof the dead nmn'o
alumnch, and states tmiuvely Ilutt be
found three different prisons in sufficient
quantitiea to cause death.
Mn. Mandi, who has been arrested at
Stan-n Island, S. Y., with whom Superin
tendrnt Weir boarded, is accused of the
critiw.
Colonel W, D. Mime has been retained
by Administrator llarry Will, and will no-
aisl District Attorney liuririgh in the pro»
ecution of Mrs. Marsh on the charge of
larceny, the accusation being that the ap—
pmpriaterl valuable pwrsonnl property of
the dfi?fl:9€tl superintendent. The trial
will likely be very urimthinal, M den-lop»
menus that may throw some light on the
manner of drathare expmtal. Mm Marsh‘s
movements alter the left l’ittahurg We"!
cloudy watched. As a malt two women
who wide at Tottenville. S. 1.. are now in
the city and will appear as witnesscaof the
commonwealth.
l'ultarlaua Chance intern.
I'fllLAlilZLI’lllA, Nor. la.~'l'lw l'nitarina
conference dented tllmollirernz President,
Edward V. Clark, of Philadelphia; vice
pmriclonta, lion. llorman l. Eaton, at New
York; Mn, Anna “f. lavagatreth. of l'bila
dolphin; Rev, Robert Collyer, D. l).,of1\'r~w
York; Henry “Wells, 0! l’laiuiiold, S. J.;
Rev. Charla Slicer, of llntlalu. and Rev.
Jweph May, of l'hihulclphm.
no Ship. “III ISO llullt.
Paxmlutu'uu, Sov. ls.--l’n~s~ulrnr t “lem-
on! A. Gris-rum, of the International San-
gation company. mye the work of lllllMJi:
the new atearuabips required to plow ll...
City of Paris and City of New Yuri. tiltllrr
the American ling will go on, cit-spite the-
danger that the mail nulnidy law may be
repealed.
m Lfltlc Black Trunk "alanine.
liosros, Nov. l”."Tht lllllt‘ Marl. trunk
,which ban figured m Cllnaplullflusij ill thr
prtmlingt against cx-l’rcflidflit l'-'Llc'l’. of
the Maverick bank. has been opt-uni. and
there is not a single piper in it ulmh
wouhlbcarin the allgbtcst Iltgl'ct'. on the
case again“ Potter.
To Extend tho (fivll service Law.
“'mlllxti'lox, Nov. iii,«tfommtwioncl
Kmvelt, of the civil service ctllltiltlvulutt.
hoe nninilnended to the pruidenl that the
civil acrvice law he extort-lat to t'm- em-
ploym of the District of Columbia, in.-
cluding the teacher-a of the public achoola
IIr. (Mela-d Iii-ad.
New Your, Nov. la.-llenry \‘illnnl nave
adiunrrat Sharr- to prominent Demo
entaand memberaof the Democratic no
tional committee. l'mhlenwleet lite»-
land wrath-re. Mr. \‘lllard ave-extremely
anxious that the affair Ibould be private.
land (or fifteen Costa.
lloamll, Nov. ls.-'l'he Old Colony itali—
road company has brought anlt again“
if, H. llachemaan for fifteen cent- to deter-
miuewhetberornot a para-am in mm-
polled to pay hla fare when no treating a.
commodatlona are turniahed.
7h Hint of tho 'Mull.
Manon. Nov. ‘8.——'l'be burning of the
was canard by the explmion of
gait which had been generated by the mat
on board. The captain and lveof than crew
wmdmnoiaadthemdkdalm r...
cue.
Stellar Critehlow'a ‘lrtal.
Plrnwm. Nov. ll,~iiyivratrr (Witch-
tow. the “W miller, is on trial in
murder. lie-sea. Erwin and Arno, twoat.
toraeyubaveeutae here iron; the was.»
an“ in defeaae of the "mien
I‘M“ Gilli-tn m m
llaarvoan. ltov. ta—-A eltlaenn' m
mitten has bun matingwar again-t na-
loouehmaadtbv county err-mm
handrail-atom no more lien-rate
tenaaluoneattheaeuthend.
muwwflp waa m
mthhraaeaeyiunatw ,
faul- to In “tanned.
Woman, It 1.x". a—JruM
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Ptrparcd with scmpulons care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
lug: makes, ,two "large firs. Avoid
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Printing.
turban"
Put down in the be» manhunt
the lowest price.
Rarities.
s'rovcs.
TlN “WARE
Muir-instructor
GRADINE,
. SfllllllNG,
Excimmc
RAYMflNfl Bills.
"Whitman Retail?
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
:llETWEIIN
NEW YORK
80th N'orwalk,
Norwalk.
T. 8. llliNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. '3
E.B.M0llillti0f
It Glittery It, Bitten. Ins.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
TH E i’ROPELl.ER5
0in of 'Nurwalk
Bank laultfloors, EAGLE
llll’llSll Wflllll 0F ill KINDS. 7.. I?
n:- am Sales in the norm. ' ' i ""
lilififlin use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
“twirl in Lyn». Mm" vinre that
where am! our sales wrrr «injected
heat. pro-«wins; their contentn.
CHAMPION ltiZt'Ollll also in the Grmt
Chicago Wire in “It. in lbeliraul limton Fire
in WI, and in all the great tires since. 24' m
lorrirrri If-v. Agron- wanted. tillfhn iLe enlplnyr‘bul the butthuf {his line onac.
mum at thr mvnrr: thermnl. 5’37
HAVINGSEUUI’ED' . , .....
‘ WAGONS.
5 0 New and mom} hand
Buggies. Phaelnns, Carriages,
More Building Lois cil"“'°".3”‘"d"" .9?“-
on the
Pricesflnto §uit All.
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
We now other them
for sale at prices rang—
ing from
$350
upt'aril. These lots
coulprisv lhv Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
ntos’ walk from tho
dopot,wilh good side-
walks all the V: gum!
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than those oli’or—
ed, either for Io :ation
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
Irmoffnnher particulars on-
more
JOHN HINDS,
0n the premiace, or
CHRISTIAN SHARE
83 Wuhington St, at the office
of the Old Well Cigar Co.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
.L’ “.1.
am
Will leave Pirr it, E. 21., (Parkman street},
hex-v lurk. at T: p. in.
lxntc Kormtik 5p. in.; South Norwaik 6:3)
great tire, p. m.
to latch”: “Wish! I"! «Iv-"l fro n 7 u. m. In 3 p. m.
Upon uppii: “ill“ to “gen" illr City 0! Nor-
Wall and magic will in: ‘Qh' fur ~prv'irtl lots: of
lrcl-l.it anywnrre in .\v w 'r'urk u.’ its vicinity.
WAllpermna arr: forbid trilrtihit any or
Henry Tilly.
MISS Emma Van Tassel
& 00..
lili'nltl‘l-Zlh' Hi"
FINE MILLINERY.
London, Paris and New York.
\‘v'lll ope-n on THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
~.\'l'l'lil).\\'. OH. Mill. Hill :lllll Dill. an cle—
g'urr linrnf )iili our) . Pattern llatn and lion-
lode. Infiltr- bl‘lll pica»..- nl'urpt this lntiht-
Hull.
luss rim to lasso too.
at Washington St. So. Norwalh.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
4mm )leio ‘trn-t
i'thalrl
a ’"iaulao an "'5. .
tour we. ban-re
m' .. WnJ'
”lair...
watconmsoar
Is not advertised to preserve clothes,
butWill do loss injury and give better
soap in the world.
Norwalk Chronicler