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£2 hue-um“;
can and See Them.
donut I5 um l mini.
Willieelterftllo.
.‘leIE‘lMEIlICI'S cur
Big International Yacht Race
Now Seems Probable.
ammonium
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CLEVELAND AND OFFI
In V
“ ‘l'ha- t. (live _
. mums
' Nisoss.Nov.7za.~—ltr.01evelaedhss
..... m n...“ tantrum...
presides
ovarwheltnad by visitors. Bafors belch
for the countryhaivsued this pronunciap
mento:
Ianyofthecallenwhomlhsvabasnoblasd
torecatvawouldnot.lthink.heva sueroachad
mnmythnslfthsyhad given the with! I
.l ._ - .
l
. man Melt That the Famous Trophy
‘wsu 1- rest vnu sun Bench Base.
I!" 103:, Nov. Sit—The prospects for
”Worm! yacht race nrevery good.
“rests with Lord Duuruvrn whetherthcre
will bounce for the America’s cup next
, "drum. The America cup committee
. holds special meeting at the Sew York
. Yacht club house. Genernl Charles J.
him. the chairman; A. Cans Confield, the
weary, and Commodore James D. Smith
mtheouly members of the committee
(lava present. in his last letter, which
mind, lord Dunruven said:
What Dunraveu Says.
«mmliemsoftheracsswssemto
banana. With regard to your remark that
“- to the details 01
the match
m sasily ae-
xllpd liter a chal-
lnae hashsrm made
in proper turn by a
qualified yacht
data" I take it that
tbdotaih would be
arranged within the
tiona m a d e
in [near letters. .
Willing-rd to your
proviso that ”no
yield. at the speci-
u flu, dither now _,
existing or under “ ‘:
construction, an d noun nunnnvsx.
known to be available for the use of this clnbln
defending the cup. shall be barred or penal-
hd.” I Illl quite agreeable to sell any such
yacht without any penalty beyond taking or
giving the ordinary time allowances According
tothe Neg York Yacht club rules ‘ t ‘
Iamqrrlte willing to substitute for my for.
par stipulations the following:
‘Flt b to be understood and agreed that should
I win the cup the club obtaining the custody of
BMhold it subject mach-Henge on pre-
cisely similar terms to those under which I
challenged. provided always that the club ahall
Istrefuuachallengo in aco-ruanco with the
' mditionsleld down in the dad or 155?. and is
It liberty to make any arrangement mutually
agreed upon. as provided for in the deeds of
W. 1883 and 158?."
I trust that no difference now exists between
I. and on your milling me that a challenge on
the tunnel my former letter as herein modi-
btl will be accepted, I shall at once endeavor
”III-ll“ I0! I tormui challenge Wing .nl
through a qualified yacht club.
The Committee's Reply.
It was finally decided to cable the follow
ing reply to Lord Dani-avert:
Dunnven. Dunruven Castle, Glumorgan:
If all reference to former and obsolete deeds
are omitted the pruposijon in your letter of
Nov. 7 issat'nfuctnry, and we will recommend
the New.\'urk Yacht club to accept.
.i‘
PAISL
The members of the committee are un-
willing to have any conditions nsto bow
lard Dunrnvur nllilll hold the cup in the
event of his winning it. This is the only
stumbling Muck in the way or u challenge
a. ~‘__._.-\.
m mntcl's cur.
being made st once. The average Amer
lean yuchtomnn is of the opinion that the
chance-sol any foreign croft winning the
(”voted America's Cup are sorrmote that
it was only awasteof time to consider that
partof Lord Dunnven's letter.
Cotnmotlore James D. Smith is more
minus for arses than any other American
If he had been allowed to
follow the dictates of his own heart be
“It! have waived all deeds of gift and
had a race at on boards
A formal challenge may be Lorri Dun-
nvau'snut reply. It is not expected that
howl“ reply by cable unlm he declines to
chllange without reference to former and
chalets deeds is permitted. In that event
there will be nee.
ThaAmerica’s cup. otherwise known no
. tthuern's cup. was won by the yet-ht
Win British waters in llllil and has
remained on this side err-r since.
Gone with a 'l'bentrlcat 'l'roupe.
Stunner. N. Y., Ntw. 23. ~Mny Dnnoug.
Iced fifteen. hustllsnntured from her home
ht thin-city. She but become acquainted
with s member of the “Eight llells" corn-
pany. and circumstances point to en elopo
mmt.
(let-Inc'- lloctrie hand.
We, bi. Y..Nov. 23.—-'l‘he Citizena’
Electric Railway company {capital stock.
M will build an electric railway roo-
Wuhtbecltyand to the hamlets
d and Painted Post.
‘lh Ibo-wry Not Depleted.
transom, Nov. m—‘The
htllvtle'pletetico'trdltiou of the treas-
ve been gross y easggmted."vald
”my Charles Foster to a reporter.
A“ I! Perfectly Well.
, WJJM. flu‘l'here is no truthln
rmdw.w.Aator‘s insanity. lie
‘ mic bsperfsetlywell. Heaven
musty-«minus».
- . alias-W am nous.
’ ‘ “nag . ..lor.It—»Jobellatry
.. tum tbsfiuaquelmm railroad:
n
1' take any port in the selection of a United
mm Wallace,“
Those who lave called
uponmatotalk about offices." sasmsto me.
havahcsuallttls lneouidevete and certelnl
premature.
Holdall interviews on that snblect.
Those who under snypreteme gain-nap
portunitytopreseut their applications orally.
and tho-who burden moatthistime with
written applications. «not pomibly do any-
thing which would so interfere with their
chaucesof sum—Is. Written applications will
besolittle regarded that I doubt it they ever
Issthefilaanasbington. forthcrahns
reason or decency in my being overwhelmed
with such matters at this time.
President—elect Cleveland’s destination
. ia Elmore. Va, a hamlet equally distant
from Chesapeake boy and the Atlantic
ocean. His sole companion when leaving
this city was Charles Jefferson. son of Mr.
Cleveland’s neighbor and fishing comrade
st Buusrd’s Bay. Mrs. Cleveland and
Baby Ruth remain at Lakewood, N. J.
Hr. Cleveland left this city unobserved,
antigrest secrecy was thrown about his
future movements and destination.
llrs. Lease Ready to Fight.
Torus, Kan, Nov. 23.—‘.\frs. M. E.
Lease said to a reporter that she would no
dept a United States senatorship if it were
oflered to her. but
she would not on-
gage in thescriam-
‘ bio for the place.
"The office should
seek the woman
as w ell as the
man.” she said.
"I have received
hundreds of let-
; ters of encourage—
ment from men
; since the any
nounccment of my
E candidacy, but not
' one from s wom—
- on. I am the only ‘
g woman who has
‘ ever been men-
tioned in conuec- ms. at. 2. LEASE.
tlon with a place of this kind, end 1 natur~
ally expected some encouragement from
my sex. l hot! n outings plank incorpor-
ated in the Populists’ platform and l forced
the Republican party to do the same thing.
urn. plum-m so. m m attack me ho
cause of my sex I shall fight this thing to I
finish as s matter of principle."
\
No Repeal of Prohibition.
Torlilta. Kan. Nov. 23.-'l'he official
count of the votes cost at the recent elec
tion shows that the proposition to hold a
constitutional convention was defeated.
The result is a great disappointment to
to those who honed to secure the repeal of
theprohibitiuu we.
hate Indiana Returns.
Lvouxnroue. Nov. anemia! returns
have been received from all but seven coun-
ties. These, supplemented by returns be
lieved to be accurate, give Harrison. 256.-
381; Cleveland. mus, which gives Cleve-
land a plurality of 65m.
‘ Bay Stats Voters Blundered.
Boston, Nov. a-n iselleged here that
Governor Russell was elected by the blun-
ders of voters. About mundefective votes
were thrown out. Republicans say these
mistakes undoule cost Hails his elec-
tiou.
novel-lad Will Not Interfere.
NEV YORK, Nov. Zl—Tbe Herald says
Mr. Cleveland has mid that be will not
States senator from this state.
Rogers for llaysr.
Boston, Nov. Zio’l'he Republicans nom-
inated ex-Alderman Homer Rogers for
mayor.
Groove-or Ass-Ila Carnegie.
WAsnnvarox. Nov. 23—— C
elect (irosvenor, of Ohio. is in town. Gen-
eral Urosvenor, who in s close friend sud
adviser of Governor McKinley, brands Mr.
’Curncgie as "s handy legged Scotchman.
who would go down to history as the arch
sneak of this age."
Scare Capt-Ina Yale’s Fresh-sou.
New llsvex. Nov. flit-4!. I). Sears, of
Northampton, has been elected pennaneut
captain of the Yale freshmen football
eleven. The mnual game between the
Yale and Harvard freshmen will be played
at Cambridge fiaturday.
A Prisoner Attempts Eulclds.
wa lions, Nov. m—lgnata L Rein-
hald, convicts-d of larceny. took proton
while being transferred from the special
sessiouscourt room to the Tombs prison.
He was given powerful emetlca and may
recover.
Re Action on Fair lates-
Curcsoo, Nov. Sta-11» mass meeting at
pnsnsnger men of the United States and
(tensile has adjourned without com-
mitting the delegates to any plea of action
concerning reduced rates to the World's
fair.
A l’a-lly Band to Death.
Prmnt'uo. Nov. ”‘33:? of arr]: arr
tire tanrily wen-destroy is at can
ant Valley. The dead are Hiram Dans-
haur. forty-five years; In. liar-sham,
forty-three; their daughter. ten years.
lures-er tarps. larva-lore.
Pumped. N. Y.. Nov. I—Louis
lapse. of Almeria. who murdered Frank
linemen Nov. ”and who has- been in
surrendered.
A'addltrgatfitnaatau.
Annalnfsomananlsesotl’rotamorlobn
[Donald
Hannah-gum
Biro-autos. It. at. ltnv. Indra. Alvin
Dammshctndkfilsdbwhasband
“10.1”,bbslsgtrisdhwatmacbam
otmurdsr. ,
Ilglueaalsuh
nar cumin. ltov. IA-‘l‘hara la a
Nurses-thaw
'nshmklssfldtohaallm
Midtown—ea.
n”"fl.’n.ih“m: u- cellar
«flinch-so. -
W
in. um. um minor
lpelalmtuu 10W“; Allen
Ill Ullllllfi'l'fll 81'. IIIIIE.
WBNIM all}.
fr’cutrenetct
England, Germany and Austria
to Oppose America's Plans.
rum Mill-THEME“ STAND.
M M Countries “1“ Prob-Isl,
Btold II the “'sy cl l'ruposilfous l'ap
vorlngltlverbctralvmtw “unla'flsrnllvl
0-wa- Lnllxsl tin 7
Bnussns. Nor. 2:5.«1‘: .
monetary conference it
m.bytheBelgianpn-nrior, ‘ .. . a.
the marble hall of the l’nlnin el-. 5.;‘tt 1
M. Beeruaert gave an elnizoi lit' Iwuuio of
the history of the precious invinlmluring
the present century, clearly indicating that
he stood firmly upon the platform of hi-
metallism. He spoke of the significance of
the Latin union, and the vain offer-teal the
states composing it to set-tidy the relations
of gold and silver. The principle ot the
Latin union be regarded as invuluernble,
but its benefits in practice hurl bot-u coun-
terbalanced by lack of support from tin-
majority of the greet commercial notions.
He hoped that the delegates would reach
an understanding no to the best "wane; for
the rehabilitation of silver, unri nuke thr-
Lstin union the foundation of n vast inter
national agreement so to the coinage of
gold and silver.
England, Germany and Austria Cold.
M. Bcernaert was warmly rccrived by the
American sud French delegates. but evoked
fewer signs of approval from the tivlegnlcs
of Austria. Germany and England. At the
close of his address Svnutor )lrrritciiure
Levi was elected chairman of thee-inference
and Edwin ll. Terrell, United Stone trritr
later to Belgium. unselected viccchairmnn.
Senator Levi made no prominent sympathy
with the goltlbugs, and tit-scrilml the pn-s-
ent condition of the World's mum y as pecul-
iar for its unprecedented instability.
The daily disturbances of commerce and
fluctuations of the so called standards of
value be ascribed to the uusiuuliuess if
the silver market. The dilution had be»
eomesofrsuxht with trouble and timing?!
to the financial world that liw time hurl
come for delegates to such a confer-t nee {as
the present one to sink purely iridi-
vidunl or nntionsl iltltn'sts and to do
their work for the benefit of the whole
commercial World.
Several tit-lcgntvs n-qur‘stcrl the American
npresentntivrs tugive tlrr- Ill'iJliPl of their
plan. on the wording of the imitation to
the conference had been too Hume to con-
vey suy clear idea of its concrete object.
This the Americans dulinrd to do, but
they promised to submit their propt'mils
one hour before the nr-xt- session. After
lmtlgillg the details of the procedure the:
conference adjourned until Friday. The
conference will sit three days in each week.
A pug-In-thrvlllulger Policy,
Then is no doubt that the English, Ger
man and Austrian delegates will follow e
dog-in-thr—mnugt-r policy. So for as can
be ascertained Hum: of them has come with
the him of making it tit‘tlnilri prop. ~11 fur
the rehabilitation of silver, and llw)‘ will
”some n purely negativi- ltllliutlt‘ tumrnl
any such pmptnml coming from the Fulton!
States or France. in both Austria and
Germany the allusions of the [truss to the
conference are almost without exception
to theel’fcct that it H'pmt'nlri the efforts of
the silver producing suitors in Ann-rim to
enhance their product at the expense of the
rest of the world.
It is very eppnrent that the Austrian,
German and English tlvlegutm ii ill be
the lerulcrs of every effort to render futilc
my work attempted by the United States
or members of the Latin union.
The List of Delegates.
The countries which have accepted the
invitation of the l'nm-d States guverunwut
to send deli-gates to the conference are
Austria, Hungary. Belgium, France. Ger-
many. Great Britain, liver-co, ltnly. The
Netherlands, Portugal. If in Russin,
Benin, llpuiu. Swede-n nnd Norway and
Switserlnnrl.
The list of delegates includes, among
othcn, the following:
United Billet-Benoit" William B. Allison,
man James it. Diem-nary. [-1. Baldwin
Andrews, pro-widen! of Brown unm-rnitv; Pro-
fessor Ronald P. Yalltm-r. of the Unltornily of
Pennsylvania; Tin mm W. Chiller. Thomas 1'.
Keller. James 1'. Morgan. Senator John P.
Jones. Henry W. l‘snnun. president of the
chase Notloual bank. and F. 0. Mb. director
of the mint.
Great Britainaliorrl chholl. lord chancel-
luv: tirr William lionhiworth, If. l'.; lion. Sir
C. Mantle. deputy muster of the mint: Mr.
Alfred do Rothschild. sir C. Rivers Wilson and
Bertram Currie.
Puncovlt. Tlrurtl. empromlcr and tax-mints—
tor of finance; ll. 1.. de- Liron d‘llnulvs and M.
de Poville. oflctsla oi the ministry or nnanvo.
Germany-«Count ron Alvenslsbcn. miniator
at Brunch: Dr. von til-sonspp, privy thltlut'lh’f
of the treasury. and Herr ill-rung. dime-tor of
the Imperial bank.
Amtriawtlount Kherelbuller. Austrian min-
btar to lire-eels.
Daemon—C. P. 'l'eltgen.
. '.. "rigs.
ii.
To Kill the “wasting Hysteria.
Pnlunsnrms, Sm. xiv—Tho United
Garment Worker» of America discussui a
resolution forming work by the week
instead of pircowork tum plan of getting
rid d lhc sweating eyelet“.
lussie's Crowded I‘rlsoss.
1103003. Nov. m—Aocurtling to stntlll-
tics just. made public there are 050.01!) per-
sons imprisoned in billions in lilo-sis. 'l'he
prisons were built to hold only 570,000 per-
sons.
To treat a Big Steel Plant.
Buotso. Pa.. Nov. 2a~A big ml
syndicate will erect a plant similar to that
at Btesltou. three miles north of this city
outhePeumylvanlaaad Reading railroads,
Is Dias llatstsr Potter.
Pmuosmu. Nov. lam-lion. William
Potter, the newly appointed minister to
Italy. will beteudarari adlnner by the
Union l-gua am Honday.
Alm'h'fias Dturvlng.
le toss. Nov. rams rm. in.
Momlohtarofthsl’rotutanttptsno-
fiehumhwasfsundstarvlng ins little
lu'l‘hitdavsoua.
”be! light leases.
Omar. N. 1., Nov. fl-Johh Gunner,
illustrious
lav, robbed night
here. Whaneaughthewesloam
dowawlthbeoty. ,
. sound by their yacht cumming. -
The first. iron casting mode in America-
motto
noes. " Neetu‘ess,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
b
m
verse to mature?"
, m l
lnrprov tin Senator Karina's condi-
tion continues. 5
Indiana railroad Weber- may strike
tor higher wages. E
«gamingmmr ‘Aigted 01‘“
, was conv em ,
heaslement.
Last. week there were in maudfi,
deaths from diphtheria in Philadelphia?
and within a year there have been“?!
messed 1,8“ deaths.
Atlanta. decided to carry the stars and
stripes on all public occasionaaswellsa
the Confederate flag.
Judge Werts has appointed Charles 0.
Thurston. superintendent of the Jersey
City and Bergen railway, as a membur of
the tax adjustment commission.
Francis Larkin, Jr.. of Sing Sing, was
appointed assistant psymaster of the “Ir
tioual guard of the state of New York.
Mary Foot, five years old and living in
Jersey City,aetfiretoherclothes and was
so badly burned that she cannot recover.
Thomas Jardiue. of Railway, N. J., whllr
walking in his sleep. opened a window and
stepped out. He fell twenty feet and was
butlly hurt.
Thirty-two of the fifty'two employees ol
the bureau of animal industry in Jersey
ment of agriculture.
Professor Guninrd. his wife and son and
Miss Thompson, all musicians, and Henry
Leary. a sailor, were drowned in Puget
a kettle-cast at the Snug-us lron works in
wax, was presented to the city of Lynn,
Muss, by John 12'. lfudsolr,of Boston. lineal
descendant of the originnl owner of the
casting.
Davis L. Carrawsy, the pension. oilice
clerk charged with forging eI—necretury
Elaine's name to s note for Slut). pleaded
not guilty and was held to await the action
of the grand jury.
John I. Davenport's Baperrsea.
Wlsursoros, Nov. 23. —Secretnry Charles
Foster has received the open letter ad-
drenml to him by Congressman A. P.
Fitch regurdingltbe payment of moneys to
fight: i. pnvrnport, chief sup-{visor of
err York. for fees and mnrslmls' expenses.
The somretary would not indicate whether
he would withhold payment of .\!r. Dan
enport's accounts. as was nducstcd by Mr.
Fitch.
\E'sle Confident, Princeton Hopeful.
NEW YORK. Nov. %.—From advicesn-
coived here Yale in superlatively confident
of the outcome of Thanksgiving day’s
game. While Princeton has not the same
reason as Yale to be confident. she is still
very far from being without hope. There
is no doubt that her team is stronger than
it was lost yenr. when she prevented he!
rivuls from scoring in the first half.
II- Helen scwcll Harriet].
Csnnvs. N. J., Nov. fit—Mira Helm
figwell. daughter of ex—L'uitrd Slaves Sen‘
ator William I". Sewell, was married to
(‘ltsrlcn Lewis Berle. Ionof the late Adolph
Boris, secretary of the navy under l’rvsiv
dentt‘rmnt, in lit. l’nul's church. Right
Rev. John Scarborough. bishop of New
Jemy,oflicisted. The young couple will
reside in Philadelphia
Newark'a ltrave Police-ran.
NEWARK, N. J., Nov. Lia—Policeman
Miohnel Tully was almost killed while on
desvoring to save the life of Edward ltttf~
fin. a negro, who was driving. H. l’. .Iones'
91.0w team. The hissing of on engine
caused the horses to run sway. Tully
Jumped at the horses and held ouuntll
crushed between an Orange electric carand
a surrey.
the Panama Canal Scandal.
PARIS. .‘ov. fii—Thc chamber seems un-
able to choose the commission of thirty»
three to investigate the aflsirs of the Penn-
mo Canal company. The deputies decline
toserre. M. Ribot'a declaration that the
Colombian government has not yet con-
"to, ' ,thecanal , ,'scon-
ceasfou has excited general comment.
Pour Bullets In a Burglar.
Bmvtrs. Nov. lid-Mrs. William 6,
Ford, of Beusouhurst. helped her husband
tocapture a burglar in their home on
'l‘wentymond avenue, and their dressed
the wounds of the housebreaker after Mr.
Ford had put four bullets into him. The
burglsr gave his name as John Buckley.
Ivy Wes Not itlsteew.
Borneo. Nov. Eta—The daybook of the
doctor who attended lvy Roche's mother
proves that Ivy is not sixteen years old.
and is therefore under the limit of the age
result in Jacob Storms and Mrs hick set-
ting terms in state prison.
A III. in 'l‘hlrty-esvan loco-do.
Pnthsnsnrma. Nov. m-Jl‘he fastest
mile ever made on a railroad was ruuby
engine No. hill, of the Philadelphia and
Reading rellroetl. from Philadelphia to
Jersey City. Near Fanwood a mile wu
made in thirty~saven seconds.
new.“
Thurman’s Granddaughter Weds.
Coin-nus. 0., Nov. its—ott- Virginia
A. Thurman. granddaughter of Judge
Allen 0. Thurman, was married to ‘l‘.
:(helleyh Cole, of New York, at Trinity
um .
The astral-tar Jury Completed.
Ktrosros. N. Y.. Nov. ill-The jury to
try Ostrandor. ea-treasurer of the wrecked
Ulster County Savinp bank. was com-
pletedasdarecsantskeuuntll neat Mos-
Illlcd by the Harrisburg llamas.
llmntxrowtt. Pa. Nov. a—dt. I. llam-
bler. a prominent merchant, was instantly
killed on the l’snssylvanla railroad by
being struck by the Harrisburg express.
m looa-as' It Work.
WW. Nov. I-ltorr. tools a
lemmas, raeauuyappotnted a justices!
Ihampremaconrtcfthsnlatrtetofmn.
Munch-depositional“.
”womb-Wits.
mun!—
adaow
1*
“WWW”.
”Wisdom
'l'heCcufederatsVsterans'nasoclatMot!
City were dismissed yesterday. The order .
come from inspector Rusk, of the deport _ ;'
of consent. This evidence will probably ~
Ilakes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highew
awards! all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kage makes two large pics. Avoid
tntions— and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. NJ
u|2 ly
The leading fish market of the
city is at
IIIINT it ZELIIFF’S
32-WASHINGTON Smart-32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of fish arrives every day.
HIRE Tillflfl fillSlIP.
IIPIIIITEII SlIIBIIES
One thousand lbs of [lobsters for
sole every Saturday.
Orderscalled for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
“mm-—
IlllNT lilEllIFF’S
l2 UlSlIIIITII BTIEET.
J-
i.
f I I (:15 '1' L
.l
l x. ‘ I
only} (Jr-0:. c.’
I
ten to use.
Onions. Mil Main Street.
wusmnn'l'. cowl-
ctliurn smut.
Mal titanium art 8m:
Must a Smith).
F. M. Pierce.
.fiosth llasld it "hoe
WWW ӣ3:le
’ lit éfifiii‘iww -
"' stunts unto:
I'm eons:
Parsons. Cal. Nov. m-‘l'he
Iadlli.
Put down in'the bent mm at
the lowest price.
its E
Moss. E
‘ ‘s'rovas.
TIN .WARE
E HIMitgiltiIiislttlclias.
3 till sun meantime
T. 8. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwallt. ‘3
E.G.Mfllllllililill.
it Solitary 8L. Baton, lass.
Fire and
a
GRADING.
SlilllllNli,
tchvums
nlmouu 8808.
um aiiii "info?
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
d
l
I
«rec-2n...- been
Burglar-Proof Safes. . m...
> NEW “you K
80th ligrwalk,
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS
0in olmllorwalk
EAGLE
Job
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AN D
DEPIISII WORK [If All KINDS.
Th! Best Sales in the florid.
”0.000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
bomb! in Lynn lass" since thatl tire-at lil'".
us her: 5) of our sales were subjected to intense
heat, preserving their contents.
(:llA3lPl03l RECORD also in the Grant
(bingo Fire in pm. in the tlrcat Huston Fire
in In}. .ruol in all the great tires since. S u
for i' 1‘“ ant Agents wanted.
Printing.
\l‘ill leave l’irr :i, E. ii.
.\r-s' York. at 5 p. m.
t Lr-u‘ve .an'urtllt 3p. m.; South Norwalk lid!)
l. [ll-
. Etlloekman street).
Freight received fro n I a. m. to 5 p. in.
L'pou aviplir' lion [0 «grub the t'tt ' '
, . 5. of hor-
walk and bugle will be evil! for >peciral lots of
frnnht anywhere in N. w York or its vicinity.
[VAN persons tare turbid trusting say of
he empluyrnnl [litiflfllL-Ul this line on ac-
count of Lin: owner» lhcltnl 3:5
' WAGONS'.“
Buggies, Phaetnns, carriages.
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to sun“ Au.
3 [Km
i‘iAVIXGsEUUREU
50
More Building 1.01s
on the
Woodward
EVENING sigma, HOMBSlead
i Properly,
l. l. 3 Place . . ,.
E “a now tiller them
; SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 1 fl ll. sale all prices l'illlg-
‘ ing from
$350
upward. These lots
comprise the Choiccst
Lonition in the City
limits, within 10 ruin-
utes’ walk from the
depot,with good side—
walks all the l by, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots on behind in the
city than those offer-
011, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars eu~
quire of
JOHN I-IINDS,
On the promises, or
CHRISTI“ SWIBTZ.
88,Washington St, at the office
‘of the Old Well Cigar (lo.
E Orders for
<; Printing
i Soliclted.
l
Henry Tilly.
MISS Emma Van Tassel
& 00..
llll’tlll TEES ill"
FINE MILLINERY.
loadon. Paris and New York.
Will 'I‘lpwn on Tlll'its‘lHY. >RIDAY and.
All “DAY. Uri liltn. ltih uznl Lilli. on cir-
guut line of Mill rn-ry. l’uttrrn Hut.- and lion-
trrts. Lollies will pleasc ttrr‘rpt this lilVllik—
tron.
ms in; m usul‘x co.
til Washington St" Sofh'orwalk.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
flaw-1th Main strut
l
. .
i Good Work
E Executed
E Promptly.
!
l ' :vRtalrs
70. m y
'thL-tmnn
I. comma
full“-
ll
Job
Printing.
W. L. DOUGLAS
we
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has!”
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Willi:
Mare than 100,000 New England fam-
ilies attest the purity and superiority of
. SOAP
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