3”? I m A Gran; So Proposes to Ocean yawnnwm 4min. Kendrick. WSW Th“ 0‘“ C“ De coul- Nsv ”vestiges: 5:.wrl‘uiiiiehaco "will: uns— y in n - ' . "gm.” arci bank rail t t s the Presidential Chair. “dumb: mufummmodi rar' ””4 1“ Th“ Tin"- southern district of New $11.... w .lx were? 2.32% - ‘ discrepancy was discovered when Bank 161- ”If“ ”gig: if: "1°; ngii, m“ I.” I u“ m .- 1W II W 0' SAID ““3“” "3 HIS “Tm 3:?er ‘l.lia°l"d “.i‘llmvil'... m 080“ hamsm‘ n” 10). mum of the JIM-“amide Marts-o: ' ‘t O ”I'll-”Want." “To “hum-are lsernents. nuts!» . Sssllasaons tltne. rte. three times. It“I“ 51m. Bailing mtlms. lOc.i mmdiiih notices. We. Sched- ”formed advertisements for Classic-tins. DWI-No. ll. Wsehlnstclt street. 3m call. ”5. Branch , C'illill'eet. Norwalk: telephone f l A1103! should in all cases be is Ill nutritional-rural. Sour: Noswsu. Coils. A WY has been made in con motion with the new law which may W women from voting. Therein W made for the printing of I for school elections. the law asy- tsst they shall be furnished the y under the secret ballot set. “its. provides that the secretary of Willi“ furnish the paper upon which fisticksts are printed. but it makes no ”bins! for their printing. In Nor- wslkms well Iain other towns of the gate". members of the Board of Edncit~ “i is! elected atthesame time as other Welcomand the custom hasheen “plan the candidates on the same “it. -'l'he law giving women the Mt to vote at school elections does not Without the right to vote for town We. hence they would be prevented 1M. votinrfor members of the school ‘Mild. The question arises, how are the worms to secure their tickets for voting. and what party name II ill they My be compelled to adopt if they W to the secret ballot law? In Ohm of any provision on tho way Wfiiwm, the: uuly ”out of the difilcnlty will be for the _ woman to print their own tickets. t i ,m' Goon nature and a kindly disposition W with sincerity. wins for the my postwar a host oi friends and al- IM every person feeis better in spirit ‘d has more courage to "mt life's ups ‘ M Ii] not have the least inkling of I.“ case’s their merriment. So don’t ' sis-ad these hard times wearing a I“ III and .making some sad heart glider still. but utter some comforting 'm and if the person is in real need, I‘m-one of the contents of your purse R if bi possible thing Such an outlay always pays good interest. on feature in connection with the lard times is that many who 'WW their families from want ’t“ Mshonld be taken away, by “an Insurance policy In some of h Mail societies or in the old fl.- snmpsaies. now find it impossible “but“! anustnents or payments. miner «using suffering to the main- inset their families. This I. tobere- “. for some hare paid assessments ”Imam,“ now arriving at. on arts ”It Will be hard for them to regain 0 on account of the age limit. I! Industrial“ that the uptown m found it difficult, last night, , icflldste to run sgainst the nominee for ntiyor. In ,_ General Darius N. Couch they ' cisof Norwslk’s most worthy [who enjoys the confidence and alumnus. nil will probibly ' - pped In the race, however. by .WI well-known activity. in ”of councilman tho Republi- ; I.” have earned the stronger , W of South Norwalk m attempt to-nlght to fly ticket. The name of lass has been suggested to “ sad the‘uhoice seems to “him. In the event of o accept the nomlnntloom commends itself is that . endorse the Democratic diets. with Iiiem‘ the M of conseilnien. » “The Heroine! flan. I m fsi Firsbritl. 85 BY fllfl “HIS Oil you“ DEFAULTER roe tsonoo. Ila Ilalsd In. Pennsylvania and Is Now white man about at years of age in an on explained manner found his way into the lower meeting him upon the scene the man was not altogether righi and so be dealt with him accordingly.‘ told the mysterious visitor. me. and we’ll‘flnd him. " door. the Intruder thinking he was going to most the president, but the omcer knew the man. "What did you want-in the White lionsel" satisfactorily i" tend to get it by fair means or foul. us each apistol. and I’ll show you who will get it ~—-— quick." found Policeman liible on duty that pillar knew what was going on the prisoner grabbed the jack frombls pocket. sv antly thinking he was going to get a pistol both officer-s mobbed him, and the struggle II as m erpow cred. attitiun. whit re he gnu- the name of Joseph W Ireliiugtuu and said In.- cums from Penn- sylmnia AcIIIu-ge of being a suspicious claim I." for has Illl' Il against him. ferI-Iit from its condition the day before There iIIIs only one inmmce in II hich there wnx .I Iipplu on the am fine of its pmcucil‘ lugs and that w.- Is over it matter of ancient hi- n- I) III ll‘Il Mi- llIIIIrIImugnt up in the v. I) I t is r» I. III explnnutiou on behalf of II lorrm I- colleague of his in the house of rop- fit-in. Thin . II‘C' on limiting and currency of. the time of tile v_ ,.. p;.' of what is commonlyknownns the Fir w. : aid downs after shaking hands with a ’5 ”good fellow. One sinihs himself " m ltssers another smiling, although I DI A with N D s ”4'" ”We-IBM" "“ Genuine Article. meorms W5 TIOOII, IOIIIISOI I CO. at. loafers/s St. Brooklyn, cusrav me. ”In malt. sonata Heewslk. an STOVE IIIIIIIO, :Iuwnli Reminisce” ' 42 teeth sets that. . all! Steals mall-c laid to the Dew-fill if s iyrseass Cashier. fronted by Cashier Anthony Lamb, Kan- dlick is said to have broken down and con fused. Churli- -.-.I Nedall of the Fidelity and Gas utility company of New Y ork city name heir in response to Information that Ken drink was short in his accounts The com- pain) In on Kendrick’a bond. and yesterday Nedidl mm out s warrant for Kendrick's arrest. The delimiter gave himself up.» peered before County Judge A. J. Northv rup and gave ball in the sum of 010. W to appear before the grand jury. pleading not guilty and waiving examination. Kendrick is said to have been dealing sx~ tensli'ely in stocks. and this is th lit to to he the cause of his defalcation. s is a native of this city and has always borne an enviable reputation. The announcement of his defslcaflon was a great surprise as he has been prominently identified with several banks in this city, always holding positions of trust. FELL NINETY FEET. lefglttful Acct-lent to a 'l'lght nope Par- former at the 'I'rinton l’alr. Tension. Sept. W.~’i‘ho interstate fill: grounds never held a denser mass of people than yesterday. They came from all sec tions of the state and Pennsylvania and Ne“ York and the turnstiles showed that nearlyhodlillpnased the paying gates. it being politicians day. Governor Wens and halal lip—Ir. llasr target lib lla- nlgfltg sf Ian-er la the Senate—m" ln the lease. It'ssuisoros, Sent. lit— Yesterdsv a ions of the White House. and unload cook said to her. "I want to see father.” “Who is your father)" the cook asked “Mr. Cleveland of course." was his to ponsc. Just then Yolloouian Heller appeared saw at a glance that "Your father is out in the gsrden.”hs "Come with Am in arm they started toward the list he would land him at the watchbox. On their way to the box the officer asked Wanted the Precldantlil Ole-Ir. "I wanted that chair." was his response. ”thnt chair?” "The pmsidcnt's chair. " “D xn't you think the president fills it tandauce. t‘llil'orii III Cl'si erly. the fa- mous tight rope performer. fell off s pedcre tal. ill feet from the ground. and sustained fetal injuries. lie lost his balance while adjusting his genriu and tumbled head. long to the ground. glen cried out In hor- ror. at the night and women abriekad and fainted. (‘IIII orly Ir. now in St. Francis hos- pital. and it is scarcely expected thst he will live. But-II his arms were broken." were also seversl ribs. His most- serious injury was concussion of the brain. III was pli'kl‘tl up unconscious and removed to n tent. A boy jockey named Stewart was thrown from his home in consequence of an accl- dental collision “Hit It mounted track DO- licvnmn. The boy sustained serious if not filial Injuries. "No.1dou' t." Will his reply. "and lin- Give “'hen they got. to the matchbox. they Before iceuian's black He tried to use the clubon the officer. but listed but It few minutes before the man The crank was conveyed to the polite Silvarltes and Protectionlsta. PHILADEIJ lllA. Sept. 29. ‘A number of Philadelphia manufacturers have deter mine“ In ”nuts an effort to protect their own interests by mnkimx an alliance with the friends of silver. To that and they have Indorsetl on open lettorto the senate which proposes a busis for the settlement of the silver question by which silver may be con- tinued Its a money tin-ml on condition that the thrill 1mm be left intricl. l'roceedlnga of Congress. \V Asriiso I‘ON. Sept. .lii. ~The senate was II it calm and acquiescent mood. Ierv Ilif- lailt’va, I.'uw long dasd-Mr. Hooper. -II in r was chairman of the commit— ‘ ' ’ The llIItIailltl “an (inseawortlty. Sr i‘Iri INII III Sept. ‘29 -—Thelronclad Roosnlkn \l‘ilrl Iinsenworthy when she left on her lust sen voyage. She had been re- paired clumsily and was generally unfilled for heavy weather. The total number of livcslvstwas In. The first news of the no ciilem "Him to the ozur from a foreign source. This fact has gruntly irritated him. IiIIIIoIIctlmtion not of 1873. A a II. on in circulation to the effect ".I-I-r-st Seyd. II French writer on .Il IliMl much to do with the pits- :Ict hy [lire use of II corruption (In contributed by foreign coir ;- :Iluiirdity and falsity of the IE Ilsfll. 'II t'. ry lIIIve tlilt‘ll been exposed. but it al- Fnll:il fir Kai, ml? Ward. Lot. ISVILI E. Sept. 20 ——'l‘ha snitchmen and engineers III the main yards of the Lou isvillu and Nashville railroad quit work turnip last night. This action came as it complete surprise. Its the SWllCIllllell and engine-«n lIiul promised to abide by the de- cislnn of their i'Iilvfs at the time the reduc- tion in \I'ngei: “'le accepted I. .II I m mes up again. A recent letter it] ill Mr. Seyil' H son, Inserting that his fit- I' r hull not been In the United States II cc is I: w flit supposed to have giI on the ill-little! its deathhlow. but it seems that in ell [but statement failed of its purpose. in ardu- to contradict it. an extract from one of MI liouper' sspeeches was published a feII days since In the Peoria Journal and fl topy sent. to Mr. liner. in which a refer- om- e to \i r Seyd was made and the words “-1qu inru' were fraudulently interpreted Mr. float forgot Himself. in denouncing the fraud Mr. Hoar forgot his usmil hl'lllflfllfry of manner and ion Yacht-Inert learned Nothing. The 'lrolley' s Latest Victim. lliiouti LI .N Sl‘pt "ii. Iqumhhnn Mr. (Jullom come to the defense of the editor of the Peorin Journal as a man who II uuld not knowingly commit such a fraud and forgery. and it appeared after much Ilhc. salon, that tin-extract from Mr. Hoop- er'n spI-rrII hns been floatinir about thus fnl~itiml fur the last in or ill years. ’l I'm only spot-ch mode on the silver pur- climluu It'pfltl bill was by Mr. Peder. He declared that If thesilmlnlstrstlonaenstors Wuuiti Mt pt his mnendment (lilt‘mmm- tion of the III“ for free colours of gold and ether) the repeal bill could be passed in 25. minutes and senators could shake hands so one the bloody ch mum and go home for a wek or two. But no compromise Ices than IhIit Wt “Ill be offered or accepted by him- self or the people of Kansas '1' Ilt‘ dehutnl II the house on the federal election rI-pmil bill was productive of but little omits nit-tit. Mr. llkrec lnrldgs of iii-mucky and Mr. Johnson of lodlana be- cmue Involved III II permual controversy, II lilch at nun time promised to become ex- citing. but finally lapsed into Insignifi- entice. Prior to this time there had been It curl Iquy between Mr Morse of New chm-i.- fin and Mr. Flthlsn of lllinola. whore- In llzi IIIlIht-t "Falsehood" Iva-passed, but this also etiilcil ninlrnbly. Ill" and fluently lay Ittsa'ras. \VIIIIIsnrns. Sept. Wu‘l‘he New York llt'l‘nill correspondent sends the following in hi- piiper. “Then-lsligooddeul of feeling sgsinat Mr. VIIII Alon. and II hitter light will he made when his name wines up for confirms- Iion. Semant- um will oppose Van Alan a confirmation. and has been looking Into his Item-d pn‘fty thoroughly. The osaals like- ly to Incite trouble between the New York senators. I understand Senator Murphy will support Mr. Vsn Men. It will be It curious spectsela to see Mr. Murphy and Mr. Hill oudlfferent sides of nomination. " Fourth class rest-tasters. Wsauliitrl'mt. Sept. Itw’l‘ho following fourth class portinssters were appointed: New Jersey". a. (Mushy. Nntley. l’ennsylvahladl. ll. Avery. Forest ”was: I. i) love. “lightning: it!“ I” (hangs-i373. V3. WW I: - «calam'giivtémio‘x! w It. Wilson. flak lllllt W. ll. Starve. chairman Integer hogt- Illa Hairline. Vacancies. ~Dbslrman Bptlnaer of the eotutnlttsem on banking nil cm hematite Missile urine of wt assasptsaaedtodstermlns theme-increases” theprsssstllnaa- claim hour IIIIIl trotted off to school. . .... iIslIIIIIn III Reno Maul—iii.b “'IIAIINUI‘UN. lint. Sept. tilt—Joiners ll. Green. uwiII-r of the putter Snindlu 12:059.) not (2. ll) Iii l lI-wlIiIId for 82. hills side that a Satclialfal of Diamonds. Nico Ytllth. Sept. .2il.-Wllllnmll. Sling mourning the loss of the jewelry. [lasing It landlady. dents It ho pulled its they supposed. afresh lIIiIdIIIdy of the bonding house. Itilfy [tentacles Dying. New York city on years ago These Robbers Worked lsthodlsilly. IIAlJI'IHAD, N. 1).. Sept. come In town, went to the blink looked the cashier In cash and rode off III sahty. Chicago Day at the We. and flouting debts. Deadlock it AIM". Amman. N. Y. Sept Ill-Jr. Ilcsn acnntnrlhl convention took a candidate. .. WW“. Iplrltislfats ft! his!“ bare yrstarilny and shoes If B. New York permanent obsidian. immobile. tiara. mil gingham mills WI ta wa‘geswl finaltollpsl . hcioui drink imaginable. Full Directions With Tomlinton’s , the lending hum of both parties were in at- off . under surveillance and to attend to any of New Yllltllfiepl 20. -~'l‘he Valky ric went. out for her first trip In American waters under racing rig yesterday. and those who watched borers no wiser than they were before ”I Ileli‘ was not II thing to belearneil 3““3‘“ "I“! characterized “‘5 author M be about the llritish champion from her per longing to the species of the bedbuir or the fornisncv. -Littls t‘hurlcy Simmons. fl ymrs old. was run over and killed by It trolley car yesterday morning. TIIcIItlic fellow IIIIII Itidfllll and battle his mother and sisters urimlliy just before that tell-gritplIi-l W. 1'. Taylor of Buffalo that he would "wept. his challenge to race MM- uff of .‘lorrintown, Pa..a jeweler. left It satchel filled with diamonds and jowolry in II Sixth avenue elevated train and now is Mu lisIsN. Sept mutton".- Yale stii man out of boil for Initial: purposes. found that they had by mistake got hold of the Dim tut. Sept ihi.-Bllly Dentaohs. well known is sit nportlng circles of this coun- try and Europe. lies In St. Luke's hospital dying of consumption. its was born in sequence: procured it livery team. room. leisurely helpsd themselves to the trnicsoo. Sept. sit-On Oct. s—Chlosgo day—wine exgunltlnn will be free from debt. excepting stock subscriptions. and the day will be I «in hinted by the payment ofbonde Repub- ballot. for semiannual! being the tam/email ad. Journal until Oct 3, without nominating Chicano, Sept wart. first delegate sonvmtlon oi Spiritualist: m heldmst hart-otter wmsamtnausstsawar'susa Warts-J‘smi tilts? Isis artist's. STOVBB. RANGES, AND C IIOT IIII IIEITEIIS. Gasoline Stoves. GASOLINE. i 'lskeithednestsnd meltdo- oii some on 5 iii. ON OB BARREL ”“123” Fanny and Boat Work ' A SPECIALTY. ammonium...» RECEIVERB APPOINTED. TWO OIVS FOII II OPEIII M m... m...- m... pair In financial straits. Trust company. The mzplimtlen or re- ssfvers was made by Benjamin N. owls: and J. G. Zachary The priixclpll traces and a large portion of I .- rumpany’s prop- erty are in the state I f f: w Y ork. It was organized to reenlis- u. . my on trust toso» stimulate at interest and to loan money on rail estate. It; t'ipi'ul. issued and out- standlng, is $8,750.00! The bill of complaint states that the Jar vlchuklin compso y la Indebted tovnrioue banks. individuals and curwlutions upon demand and time loans. secured and nose cured, aggregating Mill 0-H. 86. for which it has given promissory notes. some of which are payable on demand and the others about to mature. I The company holds progeny in the states arises. I! Die Handrail Dollars l’nt Up by Mu Iarhsr That the Theatrical We Could Not Write an Acceptable Opal-s litany-sight liars. New YORK. Sept. fl—DsroaOsaeramo met-stoic. the theatrical manager. is en- deavorlng to compose a one not which he has wagered to complete against t me. The baron had an argument with Otis Ksrker. the musical director. in which he maintained that a composer of real genius gould sit down and real III an opera In a try. "I II tell you Whit 1 Will do. I'll hat “in that I can write so operstta in ta hours that will be worthy 0 reduction In any New York theater." “In. baron an mented his remark with the flash 0 of New York. Missouri Colorado. Indiana. Wsslilngton, Ohio. Arkansas. Maryland. Louisiana. Pennsylvania. Mas- ‘saehusetta and also In Great Britain. President. Samuel M. Jarvis said that the general flnaucial condition of the country was the cause of the application for re. ceiveis YESTERDAY’S BALL GAMES. THE NATIUNAI. LIIAUI ll. brand new two bill. ”l'll take you." sold Kerker. producing another Iloo.‘ Articles of agreement were ularl drawn up. nntl the heron found innall bound to “concelvo the plot. d It the scener and costumes. write the we a and music of a one act operatic to be named by Mr. Kerker and to accomplish the whole .‘ Furl-burg II. Ii. it. withlnallhours." Y'ntlil l I) o :I o 0 II II o t o s Yesterday nftcmoon w” the “In. . . t o II II 2 ti o i x~ " o 1 pointed f“, the baron to‘bsgin compost-z German and “l llso :I. (lmn'uriamlSugIlen it. At Cincinnati - Washington (ID—(lulluli t‘I'l ,clnetnostl..,..u o 2 I 1 II II I ; Willi: l StoLk'daIe and hlI-Ilulre. t'hoiuhcrlnin and Vaughn. and at 3 o'clock II party of theatrical in. "' I" ”- gathered In the Glluy House to start him ' rs. Title wot a. «lea-I-ltoor." The baron agreed to beloeksd up in a At LIuisvllle - It. II.I-; room with a piano and slltbe materials Minion... 0 0 o s o (I II n a a . II necessary for turnln out the opersttk foul-ville“ I 0 0 0 ll 0 0 (i It I .5 0 Rooms were .11 l “m . ”mum w’chshI-n nnII llIIb'imIn. Stratum nnd . eaI-sr. started on about fora pisno. At Gamma IL IL L Kerkgr proposed the title shouldbe “The Koh-I—Noor.” and the baron accepted it with II confident smile. He entered the room. and when satisfit'd that everything was proiidsd for his mmfort said hswaa ready. lie was thoroughly searched. and at SIN o'clock George Lederer turned the key of the hurnn' 5 room. Jack Ilinh wits plaid in an adjoining room to keep thshiyaa Philadelphia. I 0 II n o o It II 2; mi: 3 Cleveland ..... ltliltitlliltltlllll Weyhtng and i lsmrntsJ' ‘srkmzr rind Zlm met. At ell. lsIulII belch ........ (Illiltlillloll- 81.14001; ...... “U‘JODIDIIOEUI Nichols and floonritJ'lIItksou and ’I‘Ivlur- Lithl. Ttill the I use of Ira. llelday. IRESIIi OIITEISII -. IE"! VIII! IIIIIII "I Cucumbers MWE insure your Life is the Conn. General Life ins. 00.. of Hartford. ltemaenher. young man that to a day will insure your life for will. . MW and no a day will give you 8. S. L’Homme’dieu. tg'i. IV. I Meekeritllo. G. i .I. ll. sounrsi hot water. steam or hot air heat pg. 1'“ ”I!!! mm 01' I‘ll’OBI—I W131i. In“. =OIIE I'IIOIISIIIO OOIIIIIS living. at at years of arts. III Washington Street. South Ilomall. Bale Agent for HOT WATER HEITEI I’lumhlng. Strain and lies-Fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Wort. lint III Heating. Plans and estimates furnished for clthe m SOUTH MAIN 5T : Practicalilltytle Repairing Pickling. m IIunittZelufl, Do You Ilium a Blinds? ”mm flllv Gash—makeup. M... warns-mu Bum. 0 PIOIIIIIEO EIIIEO. ”this: Wilton it dictation, it lets 8t. Ismail. WI. 0' J. D. JENNINGS. llasldsuoal Ilia street. Teletlwneesll II. F- I. “I'll. Strait. OvsersIOdlns. ashllatoi SOUTH NORWAIIK. CONN. w... ”WM”... Undertaker. d KNIGHT ”Rm. NORWALK. CON)! melts lions ftaflwayDepoi. “lull ti I. m ruling l‘ his needs. It was siipnlntedihat he should not have any cmnlnuuicallon with an body there- after save through illrsli. baron scarcely got to work when John Russell Ariel Barney were noticed walking Iii ntimdwtay with on organ grinder in tow. They “’illlti‘il quietly into the hotel. leav- ing the mimic-r under the bnrcn's window lie had his room changed forin inside one. The committee arrived with a plain. and the boron and his watcher moved Into other rooms. . 'nr. naron euro at Work. [it 6 o'clock the baron stopped fordlnnsr. and Watcher Hirsh said he wore a trou- bled look. The floor was littered with pt par and tho lInron's hair was touslsd. At ll o'clock lilrsh, who would not be seen by the reporters. said that tbsre were all sorts of noises in the haron' s room. but be was flhalll‘i‘ll that the baron' a health was not falling The baron will have the assistance of a musician when the opcretin Is completed, and than it is to be submitted to a commit. fen causisting of A. M. Palmer, Leander Richardson. Jesse Williams and J. l. C. Clarke. who will decide whether it is worthy of production Ins hilt-III class New Y ork theater. If they den e that It Is then the boron loses his .100. so It all pends on his genius to win the money. Just after midnight the baron said he had already evolved half sdoaen schemes for his operation. Iidsy was indicted bythe grand jury for murder III the first degree. TIlt' pl'IHlllf'I' did not appear to realise the gravity of the charges against her and was ashy pole George ll. Carpenter of Liberty was up minted attorney for her by the court liar III will not take pinco It Is Iimugm III. tllnexi. May. Mr. Carpenter stair-l that no commission would be Ill pa nif'il to l‘.\' amine Mrs lIaIlIday Its in her Ioiuity. Sold Stamps l'or ingestion ML‘OOIB. 0.. Sept. 29.-L‘iiy (‘lI-rlt E. A. Cook wss arrested by pIISIIII authorities. steel engravings representing different events in the discovery of America by (‘Ir lumbus, and then sending to hlsdupesiu return for their money It not of (‘ulurnhlau postage stamps. .\l r. i‘onk Is one of the best known and most highly ri‘siwctt'd cit - Issue of this place. Justina For bliss flatten. COhS‘I‘AN‘l'lNUI'LIZ. Sept 29. ».t telegram M been lets-lied fr on Mir-ml indicating that by reason of mu. .4 c.-s~nry delay in the trial of those account 1‘ the attack on Miss Melton. the Ann-nun. Illinlluillll'y. the gov- srnor has been rI-Immd. it In sinful [lint the grand visier ItiIs sent II new gIIiI'I'IIIIr to punish the guilty. Gilt letterpriu to Be stopped. Tuftoxl'o. Sept. :‘li.——-’l'he t‘uiiiuiiuii nu- thoritles him decided to put lump In tuft Noxriiri.I.,II !I. Y. Sept ‘29. ‘Ilpi. ital. - BABY OIIIIIIIAOES charged with advertising to. sell torts Io “' running Irears an on line carriages, nickel plated. Uur assort- ment of npho feted bodlrsls extensive. An nphnlsterrr in constant attendance. who will trim in order at short notice. Be re-npholswring done st short not eadve sizes. from at. 75 to Will. Propellers. it?“ iiiIIOEIOIOIIEIIS' PIIIOES. From IE to “ all warranted. Hardware I. c.e V, eloc lla' Trloyt- lea. Express Wagons. etc. F. BOY LSTON! ..m 5 different styles of airing and BOWAYTON. (VII. opposite R. 11. Station” that you may wish and we Guarantee that the work will be done with I EIIIIE 8 The scene of it. was to be In the Kalil diamond fields in South Afflci. a place he knew nothing about. Whenever he was confronted by a situation. he would intro- duce a ballot. “l have already committed three mur- ders." he paid. "and i don't know how many more i may have to commit before morning. but It looks to ma liovvaa Uta Klenssntest thing I could do would bs rown myself In the bathtub. " Stallions Ionght to the ”anti. HADDOM'HEIJ). XI“. J.. Sept. Ila—Two val- uable stallions owned by Dr (7.1.. 'l‘hudl. cum fought a duel to the death y They got Into the some field hymidsnt and at aim» went at each other. Their hoof-I ltIl'llt Ii it rrllIlo blows. and the boss. hit as elir-odvely III mhras. Finally the more valushh- stallion. worth si,.oon fall. The other not)" trampled over him. to make «ure of a finish. the victor sailed his IlIIIl by the throat IIIIII dragged him about the field. I'all left [0 “pm. 'i'owuo. Stpt. 2n. ~—Mra. Stephen itollans of Lima has received information from an attorney in New York city that she has fallen heir to “(1).” through them of an uncle In that city. She has started for New York to look after her Interests. enterprise. The proprietor of on illusII-Iw sd magazine tlllli lllllt' rs time been urn mind on a charge of unlswfully. fraudulently and deceltfully “Inspiring to defraud the public. Dillbwnliiy Illlal limie‘ f. WIEIIJSII. Sept. 2'0 -< \l' illinin Mg. Cornhs. a prominent business Innu. Willkcfl Into a hotel. went to II room. pinned him self before a mirror. took drIIhcl‘utu aim and blew his bralns out vi IIII II rev olver. inland in Ocean laeord. Sovrssueros. Sept. 29.- The burial. Bismarck made the trip from New York to this part III 6 days. 10 hours and 55 llllD‘ um. beating all ma Ions records for writ ern trips by 1 hour and 4 minutes. Warner liower' s Advice us Partners. Povunm i-sir. N l.. Sept. .‘9.- in an address at the Dali-boss county fnlr Gov- srncr Film or advised farmers to raisn mort- vegetsblca and fruit and less cereals. flying Jib links a loosed. Blunts. Mo, Se. t. to. «Ten thousand people saw Flying lb break the world's racsreeortl for a second heat. which was covered with ease is 120m. The time by quarms was :1”. mm. lzllll, not». neatly lart Ivsiis Dividing spoils. awnings 0. Sept. mw'l'wn negro thieves stolsa :50 pound can of wder. and In dividing it as aloft-Ion too place Both men were fatally Injured. and the house wsa tiernoll l.shed Demanding Ismimoathly Pay. Salmons. PIMMIJ» amine miners have enlisted the services of the state fair tory inspector In their demand that the semlinonthly ps1 law be enforced. A Owes isms-s Isa Dead. Nomi Annie. Mass. Sept. I». «C. 'l‘. Sampson. at one tlnia ismsiis all over the aountrysa the first importer of Chinese contract labor. died here. “Wm .. ., .._..... ”a...“ Stirs sun llassttlai la Samoa. San Function. Sept so. -ltobsrt fault Stevenson. who has srrlv-d from Samoa m that alalra thera- are still ammonia,"1 and in spreearlons state Weasel is Is list. lantsssrom. saddens.” Ina-William 0. fr» viii bumesudilen who“ assnaand IIlrnveall assets from the arrested he boned tabs mums-estate. semis. umutaorlttesam settled to but ossormotaalsetriesiae halaasssforneslsstrsetearsnsothtraav A New literals leaned. Sruinortrtn. Mesa. Boon!» INN—ll 0. Tyler mode a new world's bicycle "add for two miles from a standing still at lismpden Park. in t. to its, which lattes- oiIibI faster than the previous recited. High on.» Itaoasss. Ross. Sept. fill-‘Giofillnl Glollttt. pre- mier. sud Hernandlno Grltnaldl. minister ofFranco. are accused of having vacatvsd money from the corrupt director of the Bancu Romans. lissey “-3.,0'115‘ Isaak lee Isa-rs. 'l'enini liners. tail. sept. fl-di Hanks, the trotting nilssn. failed tow her recent. lint trotted a mile ls Dilly. Driver liohle was almost teem III to drive. We nails-I ts risers Chtcsoo. Sept. m—ifsery S. Hallaia, Lillian itnssell'r lasdlng tenor, who was divorced last week. has secured a llamas to marry Josephine lisvld Sclmfl A Oaavm ta Mitten. New Your. Sept m—ctsrlati. Manse. ‘1: ”peril goals manthmhrsesd“ dh In w e at t can“ es- Ilgtons at the World’s fair. ultra» it“ h a assets-so. Lotto latest: Cm. N. Y., Ispt. stun. lam Glee-onl- awash fits warm ' stores the sntlmonopoly ticket. w-VW inset! m’m “hint-raised is take. “W I! .3 SHOE ad'i’I'fr. wield unset—tests: lilo ahuluy. mat-II. f ptdtoe m1. Miami. .I for If shuns Its-DOUGLAS. Bret l ton. lass.” J. SCI-I AIJE. ftspaltmdori Mend w. L. noucLlii Day-stairs? Wudlssssdbys’sh, Issttnusa side Islftslshf ”Nah"! Mum“; elitism nomlnlsyaerfesivsw. WILD LI $3.8m“ “ll.“ ”if. and itilll'l'iI “AT... iii'lLE OISOROERS. com“ LAIMTI. LiOC'J.-..<hi£il iRilEOllIRIIIII commitments, STAR it? lllttllllt, "(liner 1 It i», ”DID. event and (or $6.... 1" id as ll". 03ml“. ishltrsst. “”1290.“ WI storm V'sasor or. mas—h ,marats Its “damn cunts?" ‘ I “strange-W Wealsyaamm M M : lent-r WOMEN NEED ‘wr- BUFFER. Curt ‘I’. f‘Ioul Stomach Dogging, lntls- hmulon, Congestion. etc. Inc .I a no; (so tum firmed c. uremia (30.. if. itchy. THAI. .0! IO errors. M (In nine of Wiggles. MONEY REFUNDID * ry MI in tellers in Core. .-.. MW... OIIOlII-EIIEW 0W0!!! In L ’0 Price ”fl" llli unlit v E3 --07FlCE.-—-— Washington" Street. South N orwalk. wal agl frilghtanyw ere in New York or its viclnitr count of t e owners thereof. OLD m» RELIABLE DAILY DIRECT Freight Line BETWEEN . NEW w, YORK, ‘80th Norwalli' NORWALK. THE PROPELLERII OITV OF NOIIWAIII .. EAOIE. -<~. .. ...._ My. Will leave Pier 8!. E. ll. Beekinan street. New Iork. at 5 p.m pln heave Norwaik. 5 p. 111.; South Norwalk. it ill Freight received from” t a In. tosp. m. n application to agents the Cit of Nor. and E s will be sent for speclyal lots of Well lpersons are forbid trusting any of he emplo es of the boats of this line 0,112. sf- er t E O. MorrissaIeOo Successors to E. C. Norris It Co. CAPITAL. anemone 64 Sodium St, Boston, Matt. I Fire and Burglgtflooi Sales. Bank Sales. Bank Vaults. Bank Vault Doors. AND OEPOSII WORK OE All IIIIOS The Best Suits in the World. ISOJIOO In use. Always pre- serve their contents. no sold in Lynn. Iasa. since that where wot our safes were subjected heat. preserving their contents. CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great Obi l‘lrsln um in the Great Boston Fire in .and ialln alltbe t ilras since. for circulars. Agents mind. as FURNITURE GREAT BARGAINS. David Stow, 0 Mid r t lira intense loan .Vsln street. "if’iITTE’liIililisT' Pepsi Hairstcaltlninu. Palmer lllll PIPER mill); illitllills ”gt...“ OHM mates OHIO!" all"! molt Phyiiciaiiingomenl IIIS. OII. I. I. OIIIIEOIIII Can be consulted at her office. to llroail tt., Bridgeport. fit. from to acute 1 p. III. any day «(not Sunday for tea rumination thslilfiw awaaégdiléuw salient to he see as?! cell in than of that the most i a ti ItI'eatInflIt knows to msgI erste. m“ tars minis reel “a": I. II IIISII It OIIO. DO Alli. KIN“ OI‘ Plumbing. Steam AND Gas FIttInI. 1M"“"’IIsIlII“"‘8hllIII limits. DIAL!” IN Agate, TIII, lists and cutlery. Olmsted Ollllllill mm to mount nuns. mm were stressed to vie-stir. I. ll. IIISII IIOIIO , museums r