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HONDAY. SEPTEIBBR 35. 1898.
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OUR NEW HOME.
Till fill'flm is kind today from its
new home. printed ona new and faster
jun. With bettcr facilities we shall
Itintomake a better paper, printing
ntnrn news and distributing it more
evenly on the four pages. a change that
wli happeaiatad .hy commanders and
I“ I...
ndvnrtbrn. I‘ora few days. however,
utiltheturmnllincldeot to moving ia
"0!,"th ask our friends to over-
look all shortcoming.
Within afnw days. when Tun 82x11-
ml- tairly settled in in new home, the
“ public will be invited to caliand inspect
I» [sliding and all the appurtenances
Winn tothe printing of the paper.
‘A portion of thin page will hereafter be
Mold to editorial matter. on iocrlnnd
“utopia no far as possible. while an
anal amount of space on the third page
will be given up in live local matter. ‘
II In gratifying to note the continued
growth and prosperity of the Nurwntk
Building. Loan and Investment aaaocia
tion. now In the fourth year of its-exist-
”a. ltiaoniyoneof the 5.800 pron
:luding diatril Wing and cooperative banks
rork s.
mount l
w,"the United States. Pennsylvania,
“‘ wine the former originated. and from
t
Willey spread allover the Union.
n no In. than l.100 of these useful in-
m Their total membership in
“country is nearly 1,700.”. and their
such are entimated to be worth almost
MMMIO. It was pointed outin an
adhe- delivered before the American
Social Science association, that tin-so
Hiding aaaociations were almost cutiro
ly empt from the effects of tho lots
”in.
Out it be that Norwalk women have
I. interest in the conduct of our schools
” those in other parts of thestntn?
. ll several towns not an lurge as Norwnlk
my women have registered and have
avnn Inneaofara'ato hold caucuses to
determine what line of action they shall
punt” III the political strife. Thus far
only foer women have raglan-rad in Nor.
Eh. but an the time for maturation
“ Int nioaeuntil October 1 there is
fill hope that Norwalk will not bring up
h thntnnr ranka in the onward march
k thnadvnneament of school gimm-
-
itow come the muses. They will
ink“ thin wank for the rumination of
“dam for town and city officer.
fin ”i Important fnctor In the choice
1 I“ all. it hanbeen almost hu-
”toast careful. conservative int-Ii
“ b He hold of municipal slain. and
In“ have toooftcn sonata those
was lcr political m or the
deathly consideration rather than the
“moi the people. There are
min-nematode time. bat
fin biotin-lion. todnvotnio public
whitansms tot-,ahouId con-
llnisacaty they owaihntowntonc
“ [Damnation when they are the
ill-n of their party cannon arm
_“n innovated In thswalfareofthc
M II the twin citlen should attend
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m Inna their own priiatn
Ionian prior W yester-
Umhlnthn WWW! Fair for
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Lfiwa conidaaaarnhira of In
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riparian-r. ”an east in the eastern» Itcaa
InthtMInndi‘i. Gammon:
”inbhnndlfnlnt. ‘
at hurrah-run).
*and I rain. um Oil.
at n eta. par ant—tun.
“flatworm.“
only 31.13 DI rel.
Solutwalkllardwareim.”
‘ ave-n-I-r-n.
42 0qu Iain nun. ....
tluasperaona: Edward O. Kreier. James
G Gregorynnd Bhsnraer J. Hill. The
secret ballot will he in force at thin city
alection.and the old borough methods
of electioneering must give way to more
Ingenious plain. for the day of the
“healer" in past.
In Ipldn‘lio of crime.
(dunk Seminal.)
There seems to be a perfect epidemic
of petty crimes all over the state, mostly
confined to pilferlng, sneak thieving.
chicken thieving. etc. 2 It has broken out
suddenly and extensively. There in but
one plausible explanation. People are
nutof work and out of money. They
moat eat 'l‘bey steal. It in hard lines
for many people. but it caonct be helped.
Many would starve before committing a
crime. but unfwtuuately the class that
does this stealing are the ones among
whom honor in an unknown term.
South lnrwalk'n Pollen lane.
(Bridgeport Post)
By reason of their failure to capture
Burglar Kimball. two of the South Nor-
walk police have lost. their official heads.
It wan said to begrosn neglect of duty
on theirpart that the dude burglar en
caped them nnd their dinlnisaal resulted.
Someone asks us if this leaves any police
force in that town. 5911.39 refer the
questionyospectfully to our contempor-
aries there. Tun SIN‘l'I‘NlL. Gazette and
Hour.
MERELY MENTIONED.
The London correspondent of the New
York Sun says that “within a month. on-
less rentrainad or diverted. the people of
France will he clamoring for war."
The literary work upon which M r. Gladf
atone has been nngnxad tuma out to be the
rendering of Horace into English verse.
It I: anticipated III England that the
closing of the Chicago exposition will he
followed by an alarming influx of destitute
foreigners. driven thither by the impuni-
bilily of finding work In the United States.
Two students of the Normal college at
Valparaiso. Ind., attempted to rob the safe
of that institution. in their flight onn was
killed and the other wounded.
.Jobn Roach of Brooklyn. \vhlla ukylnrk-
lug. {all in feet and broke bin neck. Daath
did not mull. however. and when he an
rived at the hospital he aurpriaed everybody
by linking for something to eat
Mitchell hnn dually signed he articles of
agreement to fight Corbett at Conny ID-
lnnd. Fltnnimmona any: his desire to lght
Corbett prompted Mitchell to act quickly
In signing.
Nothing so far has nccursd to disturb
seriously Mayor Boody'n chancoe for re-
uominatlou In Brooklyn.
Senator Iiill wan aelncted as one of the
dnlncnwn to the New York state convert
tlon from Albany county.
Bandmantcr D. W. Reeves. director at
Gilmore'a band. will noon aarar hla con»
usction with that organization.
Iranwon the billiard match with Roberta.
the Englishman. The total score wan:
Ives. noon, Roberta. 5.”.
Direotum trottad a mile in $1le at St,
Joseph.
The coroner‘s verdict over the causes of
the Mantcuo (flln) dlmster puts the blame
on the Illinois Central road and several of
its amployana
Mias Annie Plaley in very ill in New
York from nervous pruntratiou. brought
about by overwurk.
Congreaamau Brecklnridge entered a
general danial and pleaded not guilty to
the charges made against him by Xian Pol-
lard.
Even the llrooklyn bridge but felt the
hard times. and receipts for the past two
months have materially fallen oil.
The volumeof dealings on the New York
Stock Exchange dur‘i‘rrtg the past week do
errand about one-lo
The Citlarna' league of New Jar-any in
nuad an ultimo to the people asking that
voters oppose race track gambling and lag-
inlntivc corruption. Independent action In
favored if political parties fail to make
proper nominations.
i’our inches of snow fall Saturday in tha
north of England.
It is rumored that the our of Honda
will alter the nuccnnnion to the throne. trial
In; the Grand Duke Michael. bin youngest
ruin. his sue-censor.
ilk-Mayor Hewitt does not raakon a man
rich unless he hsa WIND».
Lord Mayor Shanks of Dublin arrived in
New York and started for the World's fair
lie may vialt the Pacific coast.
Raven new caaea of smallpox were re»
ported in New York.
Synekmen in Texas any that in on year-
they can remember no drought. thin equals
the praaant one.
Dr. Walter Von lit of New York. who
war in charge of ire island last year dur-
ing the cholera stars. died of typhoid um.
Bismarck is call! to be takl his tim In
accepting the kalm‘» peace 0 srinu. tin
expects to reaauart hlmanlf as a powerful
element. In (lanolin pellticv.
Lord Dnnravro. who arrived In this
country on Helm-day. is the cynonure of all“
eyes In New York. He spent humbly in a
trip up the sound
The New \ ork Prom says there is no
longer harmony between the president and
his part In congress alone the election law
II was brought up.
The indications are that the III“ man
will control the New York Democratic
ntntn contention.
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The Committee Confronted by a
Serious Situation.
[ORE REVENUE MUST BE PROVIDED
m For the Wonk In Senate and
Bonn—plurality" ltapsal Debate In
the Upper Branch. While the Lower Will
Dina-an thn'fndarnl moat.- Law.
Wasitixurox. Sept. 90.~'l‘hla week will
into shape the tariff hill to be reported by
the committee on waya and means. The
wmmittee la noufruutmi with .i aerioun
financial aituation. it in admitted that in
acme nay at Itmnl motion of mldltlonnl
annual revenue must be provided to meet.
the ordinary cut-rent expenaes of the {rov-
nrnmrut. and unleaa the sinking: fund law
is anrpsnded or repealed tho deficit will
amount to over "about.“ How thin ls
tobedone In the quratlou the committee
must answer by its work.
One of the lending members of the cunt-
mlttee said. “I believe the bill will rm-
brace a general scheme of reduced duties.
the changes to be made with no reference
to the pernonn or interest allwted. " while
Chairman Wilson hint been quoted as any-
Iug. "The will bill which the ways and
menus committee will report will fulllll In
every respect the drclnratlona of the fill
“Mull Dem: Gratin platform Millie aubjcizl
Representative W Ilmn dcrllnel to not a
date for the introduction of the bill but in-
Ilmnted thnl It would be ready by Nov. 1.
An Imprrx‘lnn provulia that Jan. i. lblk'r.
will be agreed upon by m committee as
the date for putting thslnw into effect.
Anothar Week 0! Debate.
Then.- ia n rmaounble certainty jhnt con
green will apt-ml the entire week in debate.
The at Illlfllnf‘lis in the senate will be the
raw ution uttered tiatnrday morning by
Mr. Stewartdcclnring for the independence
of thethree [rent brntichen of the federal
government. This came up in the morning
hour today, and Mr. Stewart mode, It the
text for an attan upon the adminlatratlou
on tho ground that it has trespnmed upon
the constitutional powers of the legislative
branch nfglm gov ernnicnt in the enter- of the
pending repeal bill
Votive of formal apmheo has been given
by Senator Bittt‘ ul‘ Tonnes-ten for this aft
crown, by Senator l'erkins of California
for 'l‘ursdut by Nunto J i'nat-o of Horidp
for \\ cdnrsclu) and by Senator llubois 0!
Idaho fur an inter done in tbt It eels. Then:
speeches ml: not till in all of the time. as
the lengthening of the nesalona by the ari-
ditiun of an hour will give seven full honn
for debate each llf". But by this evening
the list of spenkom will doubtless be in
cmamimml there ore bolf ndoaeu "nature
who stand n-mly to talk at May moment
they “my lu- culled upon todo so.
Programme In the flow.
'I he llnunr‘ will tuIIIorruw enter upon thr
twu iteeke' d1 bole of tho bill to rvpc. tl all
statutrx relating to supervisors of election:
and would deputy to: Ixsbalx. Input-ml by
Mr. 'lutkcr from the cmnmittce on the
elecliv n of pfi'l-lilllll vile president and
npnnvntmiu-s Ill mummy.
Mr. 'I‘ucltr-r. who.» name is hunched to
the "Insurer.“ the cnlrndnr. will open the
dobutI-in support of the bill. "I! has given
notice that in the mum of his l’rilllkl‘k‘t hr
will have something to my about the cost
of exvoutluuthr lith sought to be repealed.
upetmily tlu- AIIIIWMIIL‘PII made to John I.
Data-upon. the i IIII’I eupert lanr of elections
in how Yuri. file-ire. I)e.\rmond nntl
Lawson. lllt‘lllINI'ri of the connoittoc. will
follow 3dr. Tomi-r for ”W bill.
In opposition to the hill. Mr. Dullit'er oi
Iowu “Ill how thr opening. folluvml by
Mr. .Iulmmm of Indium. Iiuth of these are
mimpunttivi-iy young men umi members.
but they are liltl'mu llli' mom llKKn'SnIVt
lleltillt'l~ on tlu- liv‘..:.hlmtu pltlt‘. It to ex
period that much I or will mark Itll the
up. when.
The 'l'rnnnury Will Fool lite Billn.
“'Ahlllhinhb. Sept. 2’). Secretary Car-
llalo bun “‘11: tm ll letter to Attorney Gou-
cull IllilI'). mum; in effect that the treat
lily “ill pm) 2th I‘KIN'II‘II‘S incurrtal for ill!
Wriltt'; t Iillli‘fil,‘ Illllll'i' the Gent-y low it."
“flu its mum. will permit. The exam
lion oi the Luv l. thrown upon Iliedspariv
uncut. of jI..: ca, Attorney ”t‘lll‘l‘lll Obit-y
llM otllrmlg. Isl-lit“ IIIL' position if ihcilo
purlIIIt-nt on the Imtttzsr to lli‘ an in. m":
".\Iur.i...2« nml IlII-lr deputies have been
luatructul that wnrritma horned by tin
court must he lv“|’\‘tiI mul that tiny union
for the Iivpnriutlnna Milmnprriitl) lllllill' III
such um. lnlinl he pill min nxerililun If
the extent of only fumia ithlIlllllt‘ for tbnt
purpmr."
Van Alan nu flood Banking.
w Ulllh‘li'flih‘. Sept. :92 — l'hs ilpptillll
nwuf of .lliillt’ti .l. i sit Ali-o of ltliode
Inland for rtnlmmnlor in holy mus mom
mended by cx~tlm2ertmr litmoy. t‘onaronn
nieII anhnm and Page. tho lthtalc lalaml
Domocratlo mm committee. “on. David
B linker. .lr Drinncntlc tenudldntr (m
governorln Mill. and the other candidate»
at that party In the lust stnie election and
niso by Unltul Moira Senator Aldrich and
other rltitenr. uf Rhoda“ inland
hiaiiatlra of the Mn Depression.
tt‘aanmutox. Sept likv-Stiitlnilcs com
led from the nillclui illif-l show that from
actuary to September thin yrnr ml rtntr
rivatr banka in the United State!
fall and that 72 have restunsd uslmss.
in the some time 1 ml nntlonnl in a failed.
70 of which have reaumnl
lirlefWanltington Haitian.
Warmxurnn. Sept 2h. -2- Th? Weekly
ntnlrmnnt. of the pension onion shown that
the total nnmlwr of claims how pending la
7003”
ftrprranntnlivs Patterson of Trout-anar-
hits Introduced in the liotissablli to annual
the "limb. man-roe law. manure
is similar to the one prepared by the boom
nommittre on interstate and foreign com.
mores of the idiot congress and panned by
the honor.
The following telegram from surgeon
Hurray war.- received by Surgeon iieneral
Wyinan from nrumlck. the: ”Olin death
and two cam~lhe wife and child of tilt
victim. None were taken to camp."
When iii-«rotary Omham returns to
Wuhin'wn. full and reliable information
regarding tint revolution in fir-nil willhn
given to flu public.
“twink".
rum. llln. Boot in-«A frightful
rallruaddiaaninrwas narrowly averted by
thaweeenftaiuduf tiny nnay.al-i—
mwoidbu “Pam mmlieiweatofthla
the approach“ a
traianauioant brownawlieliand
Martha-ale track jnnt in titanic
“a“! an awful crash into wine fnkht
sea the iwgiunlng oi the work of putting.
Ihrnwd Practices afa harpsi- In the lab-
rimnwinl Illninasr.
Buruw. Sept. flit—Deputy Marshal Colt
ban arrived here from Niagara I‘alla with
George Woodward. alias Charles noon.
who won arrested in that city charged with
using the United Staten maila to defraud.
Woodward's scheme was to insert matri-
monial notices in rural papers throughout
the country from New York to San Fran
rlam culling for correspondenta for a young
lady. It years old. worth ‘30.“. who lived
nnhnppily with her gunrdlnu and wanted
. . to marry.
Anew uni wrie sent to Nlmln Fnlh.
Out. and from 75 to it!) letters were arriv-
ing daily for him. Woodward would reply
to these in n lady' a handwriting. inclusion
it photos: Iipb of nbnudnomeyoungwoman.
and propose that the writer send enough
money for the mythic ii belrcaa to come to
him. they then to be married quietly to no
cope lllt' stern guardian rind return and not
her property
Many letters came with photographs of
nux'toua onus. ltliil Woodward was receiving
an Income of neveral hundred dullan a
week. living high and becoming quite pop-
ular.
REPORTED Towns LOST.
Belief That alto-aha Iron limiter Want
iiown With All an Board.
5?, PETElii-llil'ltti, Sept. 25.4fm iron
monitor Rousalka of the Russian naVy In
believed to have gone down in a atom
which carried llt't‘ away in the Gulf of Fin-
land from iicvul to llelaingforn Much
wreckage. apparently from bar. has been
era-«hell nshnrc. and the body of a Russian
marine was picked up on the coast almost
opposite the point where she must have
been during it high mile Itcveml days ago.
The Honsalkn put to sent with l2 officers
and mi men, all of whom ore believed to
he‘lost.
Sh.- wns built 25 years ago and was
counted among Ituaaiu‘s coast dcfennn
armor Itinda.
Linele llnrdan In Better Looking.
FALL RIVER. Mica, Sept. '25. ~Lluie Bot-.-
duo is Irv-Milli; up extremely well after her
remarkable IHXIW'IGI'IHP Indeed. she ap-
puns to be as Well as she ererwaannd
stonin- and better looking The can In dif
fennt with the older sister. The family
affliction. tho borrnm of the murders-ltd
the long Itmlndurlng Linivatrlal were
more tbnu her llt‘I'VtS could endure and she
is nothing like the “onion she womnnd
her heulth is far fr'mn robust. Liuie any:
that she made up her mind not to allow her
troubles in gel. the better of her. and all.
has had will enough to remain proof Isllnnt
all that hm happened, At the trial the
lnwyere on both sides declared her to be I
most remarkable woman and people gen-
ernliy urn mum. g to the cams conclusion.
Home: humbly ‘omlnntlons.
l'l,\\ Y .I.\ \' Y Hip: ‘a'I—The liopulr
Ileana numimxtul \. Harri: Robinson for
tbt2 naaeulbly by ncclnmulluu. while the
Democrats chose Martin I. Spoon" for the
name place.
I.“ Iii-out. N. Y.. Sept. .‘5.~At thoDem-
ocrmir county mnvrutiou Elton 'I‘, Rut-
nom Iva-I nunnniuuletl an member of the
Ila’hl'llllll)‘
ll .t\'.\\‘.\. N. Y. . N‘pl. irkwst‘llllylt‘l‘ coun-
ty Republii-mm sell-rial George A. Snyder
of llwtm for Mnmhlyumu.
l’laynil Indian \Vith fatal Insult;
St‘ltAs‘mx. I’m. Sept. findicrnld liriflln
and Stephen Doyle recently saw Iluxltey
Dougbciiy null lil.‘ Tuxedo company Intro-
duce ilnir “i‘nll'l'll Idlhli‘l‘ not. The boys.
both ugul 1?, with four mmrndva. took a
Iltillt'ri 1.1m nzul lNlIIIl'II with imaginary in-
dium on the tiuisklt‘is of the city. Doyle
BtL‘ItltIIil. ll) tired lllt' gun. and tirillln was
abut through Il.n2 hmr: xuulIuatumly killed.
Cat Ilia Throat and “all“! Up Stolen.
Illi\\tl .\'. .l. Sept Iz~ John Weion
Wits found dwul in In! with bio throat cut
from our to rm. “22 out his throat in the
sitting room Iliinl stuim. dropped the
rotor, \vulkni up s-tulra Illld lay on the bed
and died. ilnli' u trim» of beer was found
Inland uitb purl: green. ’l‘racca of the
poison Were found on the dead man‘s llptt.
\Velgel lili‘t heru thought luauuo for aortic
months.
This Man May 02. lip l'ar loo tears.
Bumma‘mox. Illl. Sept. 2:6. «The grand
jury of Mclunu county but rrtururd 29d“
li'fi‘ll‘ indictIiu-uts fur rmbesriemnnt
wither. William H. Schuremuu. proprietor
of the Iii-funct private flank of Normal.
III-i- indicted in ft sufficient number of
cm» if ho is in m f' M the penalty in every
lnatanw. in ii! his punishment Iii the pen-
lienlinry M Itpunrtl (IfL‘iltl year-II
Mole the late and .antnntn.
liii‘l-ittllEAD. N. Y., Sept. lid—The all
llou n! the Lung ialnnd railroad here wan
broken into Hominy. 'I‘iw burglars took
ilw mite. f‘iiflllillllllfl Mill. on n truck to a
«mum. Tiny um traced. and the srtfr
«at iuund. it. was unopened. but wan
badly button-d with an ax.
linth II... on on.
\t Autumn. N Y.. Sept. than 7.
Hutlmt'of i'lcrmmut lilanor attempted to
hoard a train after It had storied to morn.
llo "tinted the ntep. and both his logs were
moved from his body aims the knee
There In little ”I", of rotting bin life.
Another Yacht Inca Pro-incl.
“mints. Sept. on it In rumored that
Royal Phelps I'm-roll. owner of the Nara
hoe. has mwpml fl challen front the Earl
of flunrmrn. mvnor of thewalkyrls. toanli
a race for tho imntmt‘ a reef cup in Amen
Iran worm next month.
Ho'rm (imam-in. to Prevent Markup.
it MI tum, m... iii-pt 2.» wilepflsnnli
the colored ciiimta here cailod a statawn
tuition to meet all Macon on Oct 11 to
form an aaaoclntlon for the pirpoaa of pre-
vention lynching and other outrages on
the negro “MW
Aral-biotin}; “..."... llay In Selected.”
lint-rum“. Hept ll'iwAflilibIah
rigan of New York. it in on .wiil
h the It‘fmoll on the nonunion elf the
noun Invite. working the mutilation by
Cardinal Gibbons of A: years in the spin
rnpntn ...... 2
last ..r o... ‘I’rai- Ian-an Maren.
‘ Tannin “turmoil. Sent. tumultuo-
ng. the last of tho ('entrnlin train robhnrn.
wra- captured at Caseyvllia. its made a
darpeiate resistance. htitwaa knackaddcwn
innwhlnd and overpowered
round Dirndl-w a Mate II.
Macaroon. Par, .mulinhsrthr
Inn and Harvey Allen
arm .22....2 222:2.
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GASOLINE,
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Facility in Boat Work
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VIEWS OF MON. SITOLLI
Hie Coming Report to Pope Leo
‘ Will Be Important.
NOT TO OPPOOB PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
a... laferI-atlnn nataem‘r n In. ‘I’rlp
MI the Country—Ila In Deeply Ini-
prnaned by Oar lantitatinnn—Wantn the
carpal. cam-an,“ aqua. .
Naw Your. Sept :5. -—A morning paper
printn the following Washington special:
Archbishop Hewitt. who returned last
week from the want. will booccuplul for
several weeks to come in (bursting the in
formation gathered while away rind in
preparing his report to Home. Illa com-
munication:- with Home are frequent. but
the report he is now to send will be one of
unuaualluten-at nod importauca It will
deal not only with the reaulta of the Catli-
olic congress at Chicago. but with the gen.
eral lntpresaionn received by him during
his trip.
lie was very greatly impressed ith what
be new and heard but. he does t care to
make public at this time more than that.
almplc fact. He Is so much beloved by his
own people here. bowet‘ or. that their view
mllkely toreflcct his own and it is be-
cnune of this that some obaert rations made
by a prominent Catholic layman may be
acceptor! as being oi more than ordinary
consequence.
"Archbishop Sittolll." be said. "lIecumes
more and more impressed all the time with
the United States and her institutions. He
is enthusiastic indeed about our art-at. tire~
on for the battle of human progress. and
he wants to are. and expects to ace. Cathol-
icism having a lending part in all the
work. It is everything. even for at) great
it than as the npmmlic fit-legato. to guillvr
his information at first hand vtu sec for
ltlmaoff, Ira Ihe‘ph rim: in.
lane Looking to America.
""I‘bia A rchblshop Sniolll is doing an
rapidly as pomible. The result of all this
of mttrso Is to advance the churrb in
America in the eyes of the supreme pontiff
and to insure it muslderntinn at iiumo
that it hurt neverenjnyrd hr fore. All it mitt-
tor of (net. lm is looking in America for
thnt distinct triumph of his policy which
in to insure him the title Dt‘ m much «Wot-t
—-tht of “The Pope of tht2 People.‘
work In France in tit-rm. but his work in
the United States in even greater. This in
the larger field. liem the people have
been born to the estate of freedom nod to
that of self goveruumut and IA“ “nuts
Catholicism to go hand in hand w ith pupil
lur suffrage."
”The cffectof his mlxalon upon the larger
questions quI been highly beneficial. There
has been some friction here llllll lht'i’t‘.
growing more out of personalities than out
of principle! This In rapidly disappearing.
and then- lv practically complete olunlii-Iicc
throughout the i'niml States in the qu~
thority of the pope‘s repreacIItatlt-o. A I’L'Il-
bishop Sittolli hm delivered but one gen-
eral menus;- to American I‘ttlltullcu. and
that is to support the institutions: of illt'll‘
country. lie wants stress laid upon tho
fact that in the eyes of Home III‘ in the
best Amt-rim" ('ntholicwhu i.- the "l0“
loyal to the principles of iron government.
and who makes that loyalty itppurt'lii by
obedience to the Iowa and to the authority
of those elected to execute them.
An III-pining Dpertaeln.
“We have the inspiring spi‘t‘ifll‘lt' indeed
ofamnn born under mmmrchiml institu-
tions ltble at once to grasp the true menu
.ing of democracy nml the principlm of Iln
aucwaaittl application nud urging upon
all who look to him for instruction the
mmt inithful support of the home govt-m
merit. Thera- loci bet-n an Ilupreaailm
abroad that the nwttolic Ilcivgute Imam
bukrni certain members of the t'utholic
clergy tit-cause of their attitudi- (In the
school queatlou. That in not two. 'I‘hc
most extreme Ititcrprviution iola- put upon
bin action in till“ he thought tin-y Wt‘l‘t'
losing night of their larger nmmrtunitiea.
The public tit-hold in nu Amerimu institu-
tiou. and opposition to it is not only futile
but unwine."
"Is there anything III the notion taken
towunl Archbishop Kubrick of bit, Louis
except proper provision fur n billing vet-
erun of the church"
“Nothiuu whatever. .\ rchltlnltup Ken
rick has had an lihtstrlous claret-r. but he In
it? yearn old—in the ahmlmv of extrcmv nlIl
mwnnd in no lungur twin to administer tlw
nflnlrsi of his Milne.“
"It cannot be true. then. lif‘flllflul‘filt‘il Iii
certain I uartera, that hit forum oppotltion
to the octrltte of pitpnl lnfalllbllity had
anything to do with bin depuaitioo'"
“hothlng could be more nbsnrrl ur on
warranted than that it was during the
ntlllcnte of Pine ix that Archbishop
mnrlck delivered his argument against
the doctrine of pupal mfaliibllity. Then
would have been the limo for punishment.
hml punishment been thought. of."
leap-ale: of a III-pended Bank.
MILWM'KII. Rept to ‘Bank liar-miner
Lynch has turned over the pa M of the
Milwaukee National hank tot s.oiliolala
and the hank formally reopened this morn-
lng. The lnrrenml capital Is all paid. and
the pronpnctit hr the future at the bank
are very bright.
A canaia'a sacrifice.
Cations. N. J.. Hopi. nwiirnut Alston
haa recently undergone a surgical opera
tiou In having (91 pieces of skin taken from
hiaarrn tohs grafted upon Mrs. fiery
Myers his main. whole rune/ring with
various ulcers.
mutilate: m train Hobbs".
Cnarrtmma. Sept. ton—A railroad om—
cial hers ban perfected a plan whereby elec~
trinity can be conveyed to salon in express
can. and when robbers touch the salsa they
will ha anmmarily electrocutai.
. momma”..- ...... ...... ...,
maintain no Ipnnh on Wednesday.
Mutton. Sept nw’i‘hs Grand Old Man
will make a great speech to lilii constitu-
note on Wednesday sndwlll indicate the
nouns which his foliowm should take in
regard t0 the bones of lord».
19th larch of the Consolidated.
morniiept. ”.mltiaansertrd thatths
Connoiidated railroad. which latniy ah-
curbed thsmd (talcum-Item. will soon
afl the Boston and on toitsalready
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, IE"! lOOl OIOEIIB Fill
Cucumbers
I—IIOBl-l
Pickling.
llunt&le|ufl,
Telephone Call. ”-11.
Inanrnyonr Life in the Conn. Genrrai we
Inn. (30.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
thatic aday will insure your life for H.011).
and Be a day wlll give you
ONE nousm nouns
if living. at 45 yeira of ago.
8. S. L‘Hnmmedleu. lg'i.
I II Washington Sinai. 2
South llnmallt
II. II. Meekeriillo
Sade Agent, for
6.8.1. ll. BOLTON'S
HOT WNTER HEITEI
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
Plan: and estimate. fut-media:
'2th water. strain or hot air lleotln;
run Hiilf'ril .\I,\l\’ <'i'
:»-r ritlxer
BABY OIBRIAOES
r-——AT—-
MINUFIOIOREIIS' PRICES.
I’rnm Sill; to film 5 Iillfervnt sty‘wa of
running aenm an: nil warranted ilunlwure
on line i ..ifl‘IIiW- -. nlikri plnlcti. Our rtrhlll'tt
mem ofupliilstirt- l bodies is exremntn An
who. «on r in L'OUFIIIIII . “12- I will
tri: u i l'll'llt‘l'lli ‘llt r: .. mix. '15 and
re {wh- Ilat-2 ring dunen . , l ha i.
£2“! es. the 31115. from 3L. 'ttu‘d N. l’.r.>;u- Itfb.
lrla 'l‘r. (2 Silt“ Expnan \\ itgut .~ rtc.
F. BOY LSTON.
ItOWAk'T2JN. ('I'..otvtmeltc it. it. Station 1
In:
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE udI'b'Ip.
Dayannaarthani Winn naaIIu nesdirylplh‘.)
lent in titaworid.
lfyoa nantatns DRESS shot. radn lnthslatrat
all.“ ’“don't pay $6 to 88. try my 8 $3 50, $4.00w
Thrill anvil to tutor. made and iookand
near as will. fyoo with humor llll your fooiaaar.
dosshypmhating W. 1. Doug]: Siam. flame and
yrlrastampcdcn the bottom. lmkl it whsn yon bay
'— r.. DOUGLAS. Ilrnelttn I. Itaaa. sold by
J. SCHAUB.
- mat-tn - :t't2 . sort-mt.
“IOXIEN
(‘12.: Will f'H‘nHll Pro I .j' '23,,
{STAR FEEAH UISOOOERS.
cr "Future,
[Ilium 2.2 Z l?‘?EGL‘I.F.El3h.l
III 1 V L} '
Infldau'nl 2.9m. «to.
[LOO ll 2, gr 2 12/2. harm-tut.
Cf OM ills. finite"
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mt . far v-i "Biggie“.
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MON? RCFUNDED
lftbrv ’ - ‘2‘ lit-lieu ml or
OIIOOFENE
f‘u: ”attired to
prevent and our:
dream. hummu-
Low
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“7' i = III,-
Oillcns. 430 l! ‘21 Street,
IIIIKIBPDI: I‘.
(30.3.
Plumbing. steam and Gas-Fitting.
Thetintn tohnyinw
peopl- want
Buy now. Call on an tonnl].
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PIOTONES EIIIIEO.
toorderat nhcrtnotice. Wahavn on hands
line of thrifla‘ltfntcmttyzrunrmnnldlnu to which
we res nttendfii’riua
' rk maritime aa'la canal-tent wi drat class
0
Wilson it Niclersn,
34 Iain 8t Ntmnlk. Onnn.’
OLD arm RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
NORWALK.
TIIB PROPELLERS
cm OF NORWALKf
EAGLE
\i’lllieave Pirr ‘3‘. E IL. Beekman street.
:ww anrlt. Map. In.
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p. In
Freight received from” . a to. loop. In.
1' pon ap licatlnn to agents the City of Nor-
walk and Eagle will be sent for epec nl lots of
freightom erelu New York or its vicinity.
trAli pen-one are forbid tr irtinr' any of
the employds of the bonta of th's lines on ac—
« nun! of (in: on here (Iii-.reof Jitf
—:.'~;~I-r.-.L-;—.L~::: -.
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33 orders
for
.; anything
‘ in the
line of
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may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
nuns
and
mild“
“AT—...
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”OFFICE —--—
Railroad
Place.
South .
Norwalk.
On You Want a Bloycla'lm tits. “I "5'." 5 2! ,
I immune-nymph;
Cash-QmOOQ—Oash.
vS-oulh Norwalk'
mm“ Alror
PtacticalBicycle Repairing" ”mm"
Wum—u i”
J. D. JENNINGS.
. Undertaker.
I K NIGHT mam. NORWALB. COIN .-
Oppoaita Horas Railwnybepot.
Wm! Elm aiJcet. Tellurium. cfi not
a If
LOOK! .
in Our Window. .- .
A Handsome and Useful 2,;
Article FREE with each lolb.
package of
GROWN JEWEL
COFFEE.
Price 25cts. Pound.
Ehnnd decorated hau not lam Standln
Ifulm' high fiKlu. debilitated ablzlo. born “aha
.................... (inn with each 6 lb.
1 t-plnt ten pot ..
Mnton clips
l2 pl at an ........ . . .
2 cake plum .. .
dnval vegetable ailté; .
8 I qt pitchers. .
3 large steak platters
8 bread and milk ban
0 large coffee ca Bouncers. “
1 large pudding labor.
9 dinner Inks” ............ “
14 soup p rates" ..
Hi-sllt‘ndflblna-i—t-a-Hfla:
02 pieces.
crocke in this assortment la hand decorat-
ed anl god banded
Oibblthlldmsiocl;
II ilOllTll IMIN STREET.
E. O MorrisSaIeOo
Successors to 1'21. C. Harris & Co.
carnan. azao.ooo.
ii Solitary 8L, Boston, liars.
FI re and
Burglar- -Pr00i Safes.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OE All KINDS
The last 8am in the World.
”0.000 in tits. Always pre-
serve their contents.
In) sold in I.) nu. lines“ clues that great tire.
where 60 of our safes warn subjected to intens-
bent. prose rvimr their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also In the Great
Chic u “re in 1871 in the Great Boston Fire
in and in all the great. tires since. Send
for circular: Agents wanted all Iilm
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow.
'40th Main umv. Up—r‘tair
I. O. JENNINGS.
Paper “angel. Calcininei,Palntet
“I?! III
Will PIPER INO OOHOEHS
1. North Main “techno. Nor-w wa kl.
harnplc books of full line latent styles of
Papers. barriers and (tilt Itonldlnrra taken
bum-w im- lns tlon. on notice by poatal
Incl! htimvfteach hcerfully given. '
nysnciafiggwimam
Nils. Oil. l. l. illillilllill
Can be consulted at bar oilica,
iii Broad 8h. Bridgeport. Oi.
from 10am. to ‘i pun .any day extent Sunday
Thelloctnri as regular h sic am
the tala sen yearshasmpad: the “lbw“
0!! a s .l'alt. ladies nuiinri
from an dl too not to tho nna
aault .Galiford him the strictut no?"
moat skillful and acientiiio tmtmflt “known
to modern corner; and media i one on»
furnlahnd for cement cases.
an trims promptly r0911
MM
mm":
E. H Insulin
DO Aid. KINDS 0'
Plumblnz. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
M" ‘“ Hot Air“ Stunt listiltfl
DIALIIEI llf
irate, Tin. liars and Oratory.
irritant tllllm Sill $2.35
1'0 mourn GRADE.
[my work attended to promptly.
i. ll. NISII E ONO"
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