’ oral has bade
, : l-gmy mother's
, elssevm en dangerousccld.
tally astonishiu how speedily
mo mild. and on cured. am
.._..
. .4 00.. Lowell. lines.
Prompttoact. uretooure
or;
little" “ P orosns.
. L' H— .
They Are Coldly Received at
" the Brussels Conference.
‘ '“fl—fi
(WI MATHS WI‘l
——~———-——+
It's-eh and Other Doll
cm Our Bolutln
Question Without rill
‘ unen- W's Govt
Elm Nov. xix—The proposals ‘laid
More the International lonterence by the
American commissioned» are as follows:
_ Ilium-ally admitted that the very large
W of silver us no npsred with gold in
the last twenty years. sol the {request and
violent fluctuations oi silvclr incidental thereto,
have hen injurious to the ornamental and
otherecsnolnieiuterests or all civilised coon.
trisgandhavecsuscd endure causing serious
orihandlnoonveniencestotrade. ltiethebe
list at the people of the.
singularnnanirnity, that t}
at some Iixity of veins bets
and the full unsolsilvorl
a ratio to gold. to be list
tween the great common
world. would very great]: promote the pros
otnllclassuoltlllepeople. ' 0 '
'mnt tor the larger
tsl has been steadl
world. and that the
or holding an inter
‘ tb
'EDRAW Tm
rgatee Refuse to
n of the Honey
tConsuitlng with
urn-rents.
United Stats, with
re reestablisbmenl
con gold and silver
re a coin metal upon
d by agreement be
in! nations of tht
u.
lJnele Bern's llemedy.
fill-United States, while frankly disclosing
item viewsas to the remedy to be applied
harlot wished to impose lmy conditions that
wouldsmbu'ra- any government that might
be willing to confer upon the man advantage
o- nletion of silver to the row oi tht
world. For these reasons the government or
the United first. proposed a convention oi tbl
powers tor the purports wot routerring upor
whence-sures, ltany.can betaken toincreau
the-sol silver as money. In conformity tr
the purpose of this mnlerdrrce the delegates oi
thallnltod States oflor Ibo iollowurg resolu-
that:
Resolved, That in the opi
an ill- desirable that sol
be loud for incl-dug the
currency system ot the net:
Inpresenting, as. requiem
gramme to be laid beture I
delegatesot the United so
to other nations roprssenu
he alluded to them to com
enlarged use of silver as In
one favored by the Unitedl
sire and expectation that tl
rotated will submit propt]
we defile thus to have In
men,
in addition to any plan:
may he [inner-ted we subml
lulbwing. which have bad
opined authorities. and at the ssmetime we
nbsnltthe general plan oi bimetallism whirl.
hunted by the United Slates.
'l'he United States' Plan.
firstly. the plan of his} Moritz Levy, pro
pued to the monetary conibrenoo ol’ ills]: soc
endly,ths plan or the late Adolph Soetboer
(no Vienna None Froio bruise. Sept.“ 1R
llambulgbclm Mannheim, Aug. :1 i893
Pioneer Moll, Allahnbad. Oct. iii, it”); lastly.
we present tho plan proposed by ourselvmar
delegates of the United States: The re-estsb
liehrnent and tnamtainenco of a dud parity
between gold and stir-or. and the continued us!
0! both an armed mutinyoi lull debt payiuy
power would he prutlur-uvo‘ol important bone
fit to the world.
These ends will be seen
move] of the legal rostrtn
and the coinage of silver n
money, restoring by in: >rx
the parity of value between the metals whirl
untied prior to rm at such a ratio as the con
hence may decide upon. The ee~eutials or
nob an international errlngement should la
the unrestricted eoinsgool \ th gold and silver
Momoney oi lull debt pas} ing power. fixing 1
ratio in the coinage beta: the metals, ant
themahlishmcnt oi a unit rnr l barre, it any
to the public [or misting gpld and oilVrl‘ coins
The plan proposed by the United State.
commissioners cannot. belliscussed and pro
trounced upon until man] other plans shsl’
have been disposed of. ‘ e general stti
tude of the conference. however, loam
little doubt that the Amqricsn plan will be
rejected. The German at d Austrian dole
gates are strongly will i any measurt
which should necesitsl any change at
man-rt in existing ligislation on tin
nion of this cooler
no measures fihullld
use of silver in the
tons.
sod. a further pro
he conference, the
this consider it our
d that opportunity
rider plans (or the
soy other than lhl
ltatm. it is our do
0 powers here rep
sals to this and, and
credence in the dis
0! the kind whlcl
It (or discurlion tits
I: suggested by rec
mpliehed by the re
tions now existing
trio full legal tender
rational -5.
money question. .
_ Sir-c. Rivers Wilson, spec! Greet Brit
ain'- delegates, started Nor London, pre
sumably to get additional instructions from
“government.
The Sootheer Irropoeal.
Theplsn oi Adolph Sbetbeer, proposed
by the United States dellgates [or discus
lion at the conference, . received the
most consideration tron statesmen and
ecouonristsolthe continental powers, and
4 ”‘2“ i t. .. l
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II to. tlllt.
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on and sacrum;
son: It IlEl‘I't A Milli.
k‘erll‘lo.
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m
iué swordsman mecca. "
ln- 6 ,. :» Tar unsettle-i
anlldutioe‘ ,
N ,Nov.m.v-'l'hstlrstsegulsr
meeting .. thePetria club this screen was
heidatfiherry’s. HmWilliamB.»
noux presided, and the lmrnigrationprob—
lem was freely dime-sad byl'ruderick Tay-
lor, lion. Charles Emory Smith and Bens-
torChsndler. Mr. Taylordrew a graphic
picture of theevils of unrestricted immi-
gration. and declared that a demand should
be made on our lawmakers (or prompt and
edectlve legislation in the matter. A rsdb
esl change in the nsturslisation iswewse
also advocated by Mr. Taylor.
Hon. Charles Emory Smith placed the
responsibility for a great deal of the nude-
sirable immigration upon the various
steamship agents. He was in [ever 0! hav-
ing an educational test, and the pmssion
of consular certificates as side in only ad-
mg suitable immigrants to these
Senator Chandler reviewed the
laws and said thsthewasin lavorottest-
ingthe senseoi’congress upon an educa—
tional qualification. Each immigrant
should also have some money when he ar-
rives. lie was not. in favor of a heavy head
tax nor any radical change in the natural-
ization laws
IN THE WORLD OF POLITICS.
The omelnl Count la laseeehaeette
Shows Ins-sire “election.
Boston. Nov. m—The executive council
has finished the edicts] count of the rota
cast in the recent. election, but has decided
to have the returns gone over again. The
recount ol the gubernatorial vote shows
thatGoveruor Russell is reelected. The
following is the oilicisl tabulation: For
governor—William H. Hails (Rep), 13,650.
Wolcott Hamlin (Pm), 7,058; Squire E.
Putney (Socialist-Labor).878; William 8.
Russell (Dem), 15.3w; Henry Winn (Poo
pic’s), 1,997; blanks, Midi.
Simpson on Mrs. Leon's Candidacy.
Wasnrxcrox, Nov. m—Congressman
Jerry Simpson, of Kansas, mys the talk
about hire Lease for senatoris the work at
the Republican newspapers. “They want
to induce her to do something silly and to
make our people ridiculous," he says. "I
think Mrs. lease is tar too clever to be led
into anything silly."
Harrison Electors in north Dakota.
Brsnsncs, Nov. m—m Harrison elect,
on in North Dakota are probably chosen.
Complete returns from twentyeight oi the
thirty-eight counties give the Weaver elect-
ors 240 majority, but seven oi the counties
to hear lrorn are surely tor Harrison.
Senator Quay to Return.
PHILADELPHIA, New. Ii.——United States
Senator Quay will return to Washington
next Thursday from his gunning and fish-
ing sojourn at St. lmcie, on the banksoi
Indian river in the Florida everglsdcs.
Washington Dnoerate latity.
Wasnmorort, Nov. m—n" thousand
Democratsoltbedistrlctlreldaglendrati-
ficatiou meeting and parade under the
auspices ol the Democratic central com-
millee.
Bell Telephone Alter Ilore Time.
Boston, Nov. 26. «In the United States
circuit. court the American Bell Telephone
, ,nndl“ Aie' ‘ " ‘
Bell asked torso extension of time until
Nov. l, ran, in which to introduce turther
testimony beiore the examiners in the suit
oi the United States to ennui the Bell pat.
out of seventeen years ago on the ground
that Daniel Drawbaugh was the inventor.
The United States opposes the motion {or
further time.
Good News {or the Ea-Strikers.
Honmnh, Pa, Nor. alt—There have
been about moo men thus far- who have
applied (or work, and less than so per cent.
have been successful. On Monday the
Carnegie mills which have been running
two turns will be put on three turns. Thb
will require about one-third more men.
Chicago to nave a Big Telescope.
CLEVKLAND, Nov. m—Wamerd: Swasey,
at Cleveland, H» - designers and builder-sol
the famous ill I Lick telescope,willlnake
the 40inch \....rs telescope lor the Uni
versity 0! Chicago. The new instrument
will exceed in power the lemons Lick tele-
scope by 5 per cent.
ls dueling a lllgbhlnder’
Harmon», Nov. all—Joe Lung,a Chins
will be probably the only one having any
chance 0! their approval The plan may ‘
be summarized thus:
Tho universal and lurid-n
to he one gram of due uohl;
erase containing less ill-ll l
pld meson: the circulati
eel-d interior value to is
the with sienatury to t
col-sol interior value in oil
met to be with-
drawn-lthlntlve years: the tree coinage ol
lsgaieoueotustobeperfilinedto privateindi
vtdualscn payment also: uses (see! twopcr
thorn-and; the lane of gold certificates to In
serve; hank new
rental unit at value ,
the coinage of gold
Mgr-me or line
on of foreign gold
prohibited within
he agreement; gold
culetlon at the time
sotfilver moneyln
nits of silver to one
be pieces or one,
to or trans: rupee
odor {or payments
nonthsot thet-
, “ornate! all change
whhseelasgssystom.
men, was arrested here, charged with u»
saulting another Cbinaman, Won bun
Bing. Lung was released on 8150 m
and left town. Harttord Chinamsn ssy
thatheistbeheadol‘a lllghbindereoclety
in New York.
Ball Playerl Who Won m
Luciana, Ps., Nov. ill—George Was
nor and William Garret, licbanon bese-
bell players, who pleaded guilty to robbing
thehtwelrystoreofllsheaflerlt
Ephrsta, were each sentenced to the law
crn penitentiary {or two years and three
months.
cmmlll wnl Ite-ah "Dry."
Taurus, Nov. u—Jnsties Reed beetle»
cided thatthe proposed election in Oom-
merclal township to vote on the caution
at fixing the “cones inummmbe
held. The object of lining the license ice
at $5,000 was to keep the township “ .”
Swindled by tho Slim Brisk Trick.
Krsosros, N. Y.,Nov. m-Jseobsebopp,
a wealth
, nacho.
nu. ma. run in or
“IE
b
m
I" 'IIIIIIITII IT.“ IIIICE.
uncommon-roam at,
THE BREAKERS BURIED
Cornelius Vanderbilt's Newport
Villa Goes Up in Smoke.
'lhey Tried to Dave a Few I'll-p and
Wen lonely Eritrea-pod by the Ila-n
The lllvsr and denote Placed In the
laflwn’e Dig late. ‘
Nswrorrr, it. 1., Nov. m—“The Break-
ers,” the beautilui summer residence at
Cornelius Vanderbilt, was burned to the
‘Qound between (sill) undo p. tn. it was
the greatest lire Newport ever knew and
attracted thousands oi spectators.
At 4:!) a servant notified Mr. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt, who were entertaining Mr. and
MrsRR Wharton in the library, that
the house was filled with smoke. The serv-
ant was ordered to have the firemen noti-
fied by telephone. Mr. Vanderbilt followed
themsnacrosa the hall,bnt uponhis re-
turn a minute later names were bursting
into the hell 1mm all direction
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt tried to seven
lew personal relics, and in doing so nearly
lost their lives. in five minutes the house
wasemamol' names, and inlessthan an
hour it was nearly consumed.
The firemen were powerless. Mr. Van-
derbilt stood by and encouraged them (or
a time, when he gave it up and told them
the building must go. Only ssmall part
0! the servants' wing was saved.
The Still Alarm a Illstake.
A great error was made in sendinga still
alarm rather than a regular alarm. The
delay was costly. Another serials draw-
back wsethe iaek oi water pressure. The
villa was at. Ochre Point, nearly a mile cl
and a ball (ruin the nearest fire station.
Belore an alarm could be sent out and the
apparatus Inch there the tire was far be
yond control.
The whole building was a touring tun
trace from the root to the ground rind from
end to end when the department arrived.
All the rich tapestries. rnro paintings, vai-
uable brie-slime and fine decorations and
furnishings were beyond rescue. The
house was built about a dtmn or flitrcn
years go for Pierre lorillard, of Nov
York, and was purchased, with the extra.
sire grounds, by Mr. Vanderbilt in I‘M for
“00,”. More than “00,0150 was expended
in additions and improvements to the
building.
The villa was of irregular shape, about
ill) by no test in size, from one totwostoriea
in height, the lower part being oi brick
and the upper of wood, with numerous
towers and gables.
The character oi the lurrtiture and dec-
orations may be judged irorn the fact that
in a single hell were hung tapestries esti-
mated to be worth more or more. Mem-
bersol the family and servants alike lost
all their clothing.
. Sliver and Jewels Saved.
Mr. Vanderbilt and funrily iouud tempo
rsry rclugo in the gardeuer's cottage on the
premises, and were afterward entertained
by neighbors. Mr. Vanderbilt could give
no accurate estimate of his liner, which he
said was largely covered by insurance
through New York brokers. He will prob-
ably build a new ville stun early day. The
silver and jewels were placed in the rules
by the sermnts and are probably all right.
Mr. Vsnuerbiit sud family have been here
only since Oct. 1, having spent the season
elsewhere this year Manse oi the recent
death oi their eldest son.
Farallpoa Near Ira-bury.
Dlih'tll'lu'. Conn., Nov. mwfimullpox has
appeared in liethel, tlm-omilcs below this
city. John Buckley bud the tllbcrtw in
Kerr York, nod his wile and child came to
his lailrcr'ri' place in llcthel. The child
non got down with the (lira-mic and its
mother denrrtéd it. it is feared she will
the contagion. The Buckley house
lsquarsutinui.
Mill Bun Suits Settled.
ficnsros, Pa, Nor. al~The lehigh
Valley Railroad company has settled two
at infamous Mud liuu suite in this city.
Andrew Idiom-u, who was mallcucrtp-
pie [or lite, was paid .101”). The correct
Patrick Devers, who sued for who. has
also been settled. What Devon received is
not known. ....._.__
n-Presldent llnnter In Jall.
Pltlunlhrllla, Nov. tbs—Theodore F.
Hunter, the former president at the Farm-
ere llld Mechenics’ National bank, 0! Plun-
ulxvllle, who was convicted of making
labs reports to the comptroller oi the cur-
rency, is now In Moyatuenslng prison. lie
tailed to get '18.!!!) bail.
Forty ol’ the Crew m
Wssursoroa, Nov. air—Captain llsaly,
d the revenue cutter Beer, reports that
m Thatter and thirty-nine oi the
new of the whaling bsrk llelen Mar,
crushed lathe ice in the Arctic ocean, per-
ished. Natl themw wmrueuedmueoi
whmdlsdhrer.
mers-um... on not eon-o.
cumin. N. 1’. Nov. arr—cm. Hemp-
fiesd and Miss Roxy Young were to have
been married here, but liempstesd failed
to appear. Ilse Young rejuicm that she
has throwing herselt away on such
an unworthy young man.
nasal- lay Be Insane.
Chicano, Nov. M—Tbe ex-board of trade
than, W. 0. Lincoln, who as a juror has
been sentenced to a month’s imprisonment
for soliciting bribes, w to be insane
P
your JobPrlnths
donewhoro their
motto is Quick-
ness, Nominees,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
Thuswere “deaths {loin typhoid lever
in St. Innis Thursday.
lire. Innis Bertolini, at Chicago,
dreamed that her absent husband was
murdered and has gone insane.
King Mason's night hascsusedepenis
Dahomey-us
among
Fernend Blayn, a successful French artv
lat, has committed suicide, owing to do
nestle troubles .
hnpesur William has congratulated
Count Caprivi upon the mocc- el hh
speech in the relehstsg. a,
Theplantnlasurethelitsot lunar!-
Btewartl’arnell iorthsbsusdtothercled—
itors has been abandoned as her lite is
considered too pnmrioue to insure.
A government seow in Banks river. our
Spokane, eepsired and Willie Wield". E.
W. Evans, Harvey Williams and Berth-r
Neumeyer were drowned. '
The Chinese shoe, cigar and clothing
manufacturers ol' Sen Francisco have re-
duced their forces largely and my their
workmen will go back collides for good.
John Smith. a boy, was fatally shot by
William MeGrsw at a pigeon shoot in Al-
bany. MeGraw's gun held tire, and as be
lowered ittorxamiuethesbell itupiodod,
tearing a hole in the boy's abdomen a loot
long.
Evacuation day was celebrated at New
York by the Old Guard’s annual march and
saints and by banquets oi the Sons and
Daughters oi the Revolution.
Court proceedings against the ofllcers o!
the PanamaCnnal company in France have
been postponed until January.
Theatrical Manager Cayier was served
with papers in asuit for absolute divorce by
his wile, who names Naniue Palmer, a lead»
ing lady in his company, as corespondent.
SirJohnAbbott hasresignedthsptemier-
ship cl Canada.
President Ieland . the Ila-d.
Nsw Yonx,Nor.a—'l’hs subcommittee
the congressional interstate and foreign
commerce committee, whoare investignt
log the Reading coal deal, not here. Pred-
dent McLeod said the no ‘ in
the price since the leasing of the roads had
been 37% cents. Chairman Coombs wanted
to til the responsibility [or the increase
from 75 cents to 81 a ton on coal consume-l
{or domestic purptwes. Mr. Molded said
hewould answer next week. As (or rah
strietiott of production, the witnem said
the railroad companim had nothing to do
with that.
Against the Gloucester Track.
Canon, N. J.. Nov. m—fl'be Camden
County Law and Order society has re
eumed its crusade against the Gloucester
race track. They have asked Prosecutor
Jenkins to move the indictment against
William J. Thompson. reputed owner at
the track. Tbompsonwaselectcdamember
oi the New Jersey house of rcpreerntatives
at the last election. and cannons mono
ahead on Cleveland's victory.
Ea-layer Grace Accused.
New You, Nov. n-llillionsire Wil-
lismlLGraceischargedwith lrsudby
the ollicera oi the American Rational bank.
0! Proridencc. at the time ol' the Grant &
“'srd failure in ISSL There was alien] in
notes, from which Mr. Grace emerged with
profit, whilethe bank sustained a [out oi
‘19,“.
Captain Peck Sued tar Damages.
NEW Harts, Nov. a—Bernsrd Draxieo,
a fish peddier, has sued the New Haven
”‘ ‘ ‘ r y andC , ’ l" ‘ ink
J. Pooh. oi the steamer Richard Peck. for
$.01!) for assault. Draaien had sflrstcless
ticket and wanted to sit on the upperdeck,
but I’cck lorcibly removed him.
The l'lnt Exhibit at M
Curcsoo, Nov. as.-'I’be tires exhibit to
be received at the World's lair grounds is
an immense redwood tree, the Sequoia gi-
gantes, which was cut by the King llivcr
Lumber company near Sanger, Fresno
county, Cal. The trunk measures twenty-
eight [eel in diameter.
Weelesy'e Chlldren day In Hes.
New Your. Rot. m—llrlwerd J. Wool-
eey, the millionaire clubman, is making a
desperate ellort to have the divorce oi;
talned by his wileeet askieandsevefl,“
a year alimony. ills scensstlousol infidel-
ity against Mn. Woolsey are denied by bk
own children.
laws-weevil]. ltrthrs' Proposals.
Prrrseurto. Nov. m—m strikers at
Carnegie's Union mills, Lawreumvilie,
have altered to return to work at old
wages, provided all could be given employ-
ment. This the compsnyeouid not con-
nuttdubothmillssrerunninglull.
Dalilvaa Liable to lo Beam.
ingexceptione in tbetrial ctstkeeDan
Bullimocuvicted oi the murdsrotA
thouys. Boswell,“ lest Prov ea-
plred'l'hsuksglvlngdey. Bulllvsnlsllsbis
toirsscnteucedstauytims.
'l'hree llew Cases of I-nllpea.
erxousn.Cuno., Nov. u—Thmnsw
cases at smallpox were discovered here-
gluolwllnsesll, aged three months; Willard
sy , aged twenty-d: mouths, and Italy
Cowley, aged eighteen yearn This rushes
a total at eight cases.
Inter nus Ira-m.
lisw Merrick. R. 5.. Nov. l—las
swell known colored man,“
accidentally shot and killed by Joseph
Beedywhllsouthnntlag. ltecordsrllars
klndeommlttedllandytoifillcrtrlsi.
Austen About the bye.
Bolts, Nov. u-Jl'hs low ourdltieuetfis
much speculation
'ebsaithle
m. n. Wm
veteoltsmuc "demure.“
Puovthrmcn. Nov. alt—Tbs time he Ill ‘* “‘
murmur-rm
"" F. Ill. Pierce,
,.
“Man wants but little
here below, but wants
that little—”
lakes an every-day convenience of m
old-tine luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scruptdms (are. ngbefi
award stall Pure Food Expositions. Each
makes two large pies. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL It SOULE. Syracuse. NJ
. at: iy
The leading ilsh market of the
city is at
IlllNT & ZELIIFF'S
32-Wssnmolox Smear-32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of fish arrives every day. I
HIRE Tull“) (MSW.
IIHIIITEll Slllflllfs
One thousand lbs of lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called forsnd delivered
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys
tor and Vegetable larket,
HllNT'ltlEllllF’S
32 WISHIIITI OTIEEI.
use u use.
one... or: Main Street,
“rum". coast
ALI. srzss 6i:
BRUSH!!! STBNE.
lrslnssrtmldty.
Mfl.
Job
Printing.
_} Orders for
Printing
Solicited.
EVENING suntan.
.. . I3
l SOUTH NORWALK, CT
r
Promptly.
-nr....~-..—v.s._‘._ “H... __ M .. -
Job
Printing.
TIN WA“
1% T. '8. llllNAlllSflN,
”.3! [I
millions:
cloves.
rum in it its m...
munucrmsnnssurrurs
South Norwalk. ‘5
E. B. MORRIS &. 80.
it Buttery 8t, Bitten, less.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults,
Bank laultDoors.
AND
DEPUSIT WORK of All KINDS.
The Best Safes In the World.
ISM“ in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
where-lilo! our sets were sub ted to intense
heat. preserving their truitrientl’:c
CHAMPIOS RECORD also in the Great
Chi fire in MI. in the Great Boston Fi
in Ifizm in all the great lira since. 5 nm
[or Porters Annie wanted. sailin-
50 ~
More Building lots
on the
Woodward ’
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. These lots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from tho
depot-,wilh good side-
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than those offer
ed, either for lo cation
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
“timid in Lyn». lass. since that great tire. 9‘
“15
r.
i
Putdown in the beam“
othelowestprioa.‘
litmus,
sunnmt, .
EXBAVATINB
tumult} Bills.
Whfirlfiéfiéfiifi“
DAILY , DIRECT
Freight . Line
:Bs'rwum
NEW YORK
AND
South [lgrwalk
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS
8in olmllorwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Pier E. .,
s” York. “50-21: R (Beekrnan street)-
In?” Norwalk 5 p. m.: South Norwalk 0:!)
Freight received tro n 7 a. m. to 5 p. in.
Ulllll applio tion to agents the City of Nor-
w-ls and angle w Ill be sent tor special lots of
1m. ht anywhere in N- in York or its vicinity.
will! person: are forbid trusting any oi
he employeeor the boom of this line on ac-
count ul (lit: owner. “retail. at
WAGONS.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetuns, Carriages.
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Henry Tilly.
Muss Emma Van Tassel
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DII'URTERS OF
FINE MILLINERY.
London, Paris and New York.
Will own on THURSDAY. IRIDAY and
ATU’RDAY. Oct 13th. lllh and 151b,an ele-
gsnt line "f, Milt nery, Pattern lists and Bon-
pets. Lathes will please accept this invitm
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8! Washington St. So. Norwalk.
FU R‘NITU R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
south Main street
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site as you wish.
For further particulars en-
quire of
JOHN 11m 03,
On the premises, or
CHRISTIAN SWABTZ.
83 Washington St, at the oilice
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Norwalk Chronicler