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”IDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1803.
WattbeChicegoFsir isa deci
Mfr ..- ii the popularity of the Expo
month having shown an increased attend
’ ansaover tireprevious month. The aver
m 0 day. while the average attend
rupees to organize. an a means of edu
m law. A competent person
“at
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YOU DON’T SAT 80!
’9' York, and is right in the swim.
“fill and the table excellent.
work since her marriage tw
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”Florida” advertisements. notes-
fiveilaaa. oas annulus times.
‘ fishes. nil). Reading attic-as. we. a
‘ .larriasa and death actions. We. Sched-
m M ii! Washington street.
' call. no. Branch
Norwalk: telephone
g,
'IH v flnuahnnlrl lnallnaassba
‘mwollsustaluedincrsaaointh—e
“I with the people. The record of
fiflohnnicprbca shows that they grow
pills interest as their merits begin to
appreciatsd.-butthatthe attendance
'. to fail oil during the hot month‘s.
”who will be unique in this
m however, the close of ewery
aged-sly attendance for May was about
34,”, including Sundays. For June it
”.99 ”.000. July saw an increase to
. doctor August jumped loabout 116,000.
'5‘ September yet to hear from. A
.' total attendance by November 1 of at
”C ”£30,000 can be confidently count-
, is I”. and if the gates are kept open a
vb week! beyond that date the ”id at-
’ W may raise to 26...000000 placing
'fioehieago Fair second only to the Paris
“Intuition of 1889in point of attendance.
Tn! women voters of Norwullr. and
nthsrnwho are not voters. might adopt
_ ...-'15” already taken shape
among the women of Hartford. They
aliens clues for the study of perils
My a woman. will hecngsged to ”Hi
' ”instruction by practical illustration
oftho working of parliamentary prac-
fibfl an carried on by all large bodies.
Ida u legislators. conventions and
,3.- meetings. Whoever has attended
a Wmting must admit that the
majority of women are sadly deficient
h Mr knowledge of [parliamentary
what you please about Talmsge.
liar-one unread by mnrepeople than
an those of any other preacher. They
‘ have long been a feature of the Monday
nation“ Tun Evsmo Semen. And
notions in English are they read; they
: DI. Roam '1‘. Home, a son of
m Imam 3. Morris. of Connecti-
' “housefly madea reputation as a
,mmdpbyaician In the difficult
”I“!!! of appendicitis he is thoroueg
“has. Tbofsctiehe has made in
“1 until it basalmost becomes hobby.
m llvu in grand style at the Alpha
MP” club. on Thirty third street,
all! DIM-It. who writee“Cbst of
to Hotel.” for The New York Commer-
. “Admirer. cougrntulates George F.
‘ M. formerly of South Norwalk.
W of the Aberdeen hotel.
_ boluses. he has already made in
mm Helium has doubled during
'fl‘MJud the promiseisof I
”author fall and winter. The
' , to! the hotel is desirable. the
M Bat.” €27}on lloonr, the
2 our tslented young townsmao,
m B. loody.baa given up active
. and writes only tromionally
lira. Moody was
‘ clueleod,0hlo;was marinated
' of Wooster in l8“.
“‘ “wards Iaailtant prolsa
’ Inn thief-in in thatcol
shame to New York to
in scientific and
‘ election the wagon":-
I m for Flilirict.
42 South lain bitest. '
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THE SILVEQITUITIOI
Ultimate Repeal.
mama nnms'avovm. count.
In We to Inks Honey cat at 00-
pvaual wheat—hat. ls lays, Went!
Wont-t Ant-a! Yale- and labor Perc-
for-od, and the lousy could he laten.
le YORK. Oct. a—Bank Ono's here
are almost unanimous in the opinion that
thanacnata ultimately will repeal thspur-
chasing clause of the silver act. and thaw
by restore to foreign investors faith in
American securities. ' ’
George G. Williams. president of the
Chemical National bank. who in probably
the oldest bank officer in this city in point
of service. in speaking to a reporter of the
problems which are now puzzling not only
the financial but also the businen 'com-
munity. said:
“In the past few weeks there has been a
vgry noticeable! improvement in the finan-
eihl situation. but the movement in that
direction is now retarded by the action of
the senate. l firmly believe that if the sen-
ate will promptly pass on bill stopping
silver purchases by the government the re-
covery in the tone of business will be pho-
nomenai. rind the improvement in every
quarter will be so great that we will sur-
prise the nations of the earth by theexblbi-
lion of our recupcrntlve powers.
"Thdsltuation is much better than was
anticipated, for this is the season for heavy
borrowing by interior hanks. imd as their
wants us borrowers are greatly diminished.
We know they must be nearly able to take
care of themselves."
laVentor Edlm’a Plan.
A new solution of the silver question has
been offered by Thomas A. Edison. in an
interview he Sliill: ' "
“The hankering oftcr gold and silver is
largely traditional. People allow them-
aelvssto be governed by the old ideas on
the subject. of coinage formulated our time
when national credit did not exist and cur-
rency would only be taken at an intrinsic
value. What we need in a new stundard of
value. [think that the best dollar could
be made out of compressed wheat. You
take a buebrl of wheat rind squeals the
water out of it. and then compress it into
a hard cake the size of a silver dollar and
stamp the guru-moor“ mark upon it. That
would rcpn sch. uctuai val us and labor
performed. nail linen you could eat. your
dollar. for when you wanted to use tin-
whcst all that would be necessary would
be to put your money to soak. We should
then have the bushel of wheat as a permu-
uent unit of value. which all farmers
would appreciate. mid the currency of the
country Would represent ltcluul \vorth rind
lnlxir performed. lloth gold and silver
could then be tlisponsirtl with rind the pres-
rut bliuetnlllc problem solved.
9 Iron the Host Precious Metal.
curri : 1;. horror. Would be as
goal its gold in" . .lvcr in forelgu exchange.
for our when? 54. is in ii“ the countries of
the world. in nil ti.is tnlk nboutmetal for
Clllllflut‘.15l:‘ - l-_vi~l'iI that on one has
suggente i in... iron is the most precious
metal. (in '2 i2. of no use. or silver either.
Munkluii mu u.) u c for either gold or oil-
ver. lrnn roulzl not be dispensed with. If
the icople would only give up this limited).
traditional. lit-.i-ililsry hankering for gold
and silver. those metals Would not be worth
llll! prime of obi lend. nod would be kicked
amide by civil .r'lon. The human race. on
the other but (i. cannot. dispense with iron.
iron must bi' produced to keep pace with
consumption or its price will stemllly rise.
The dcmmxl (or iron is steady and will
never (22387:. Therefore. why not issue
treasury curlilirnles on iron. This is the
greatest iv: 71 producing country in the
world. and our output amounts annually
to more than the output of both gold and
silver. instead of loading up the treasury
with thcso useless metals. and as people
would want bills of large denomination to
accompany the wheat dollar. why not buy
iron or steed instead and issue treasury cer-
titlcntes upon that?"
I’D-[r - one forget Overhanied.
Bliiltl'llll'nlfl‘. Conn. Oct. 2.—--The police
last night srrrsml Willis S. Rogers of
Brooklyn on the chorus of stealing a team
at Norwalk. In ilogeh' pockets were
found 30 checks of ”w Norwich Silk com-
pany on the 'l‘rmlesmau’s National bank of
New York. made payable to W. S. Hay-
wurduml W :5. Rom-s and signal by L
l‘. Marshall. ll'l-flalilt'f' of the company.
The amount» ranged from fill to .06. He
admitted that he had been peering checks
for thrt-c yt'nl" and was uevsrbcfore caught.
lie boa Worked all over the country.
fiarmd not on In. live of stunning.
Tucson; Oct. lam—Fire last night per
tinlly destroyed the Enterprise sanitary
pottery. Tl." «his. and warn-rooms were
burned. with at large Hock of molds. The
loss is eatimaml at between mm) and
MUM“). The establishment hnd jult r9
csived large orders and was to start In full
operation this morning afterashuulowu
of sen-ml weeks.
Ils..url by (forlorn! Eula.
(.‘iilcmxo. i)r.t.‘2.‘~i~‘. Baruch.mnsul gen.
ml of San Salvador to the Unitnlsmtes.
says thnt ho recently saw a Ieiirr. signed
by Vice i’rv-~l~leot Antonin Ezela of San
Salvador. u yinu the report of his cum:-
ment to Cl/i‘li ilrnt Wright. The marriage.
accunliog tn rvporf. was to take placeln
New ank in llrtnlwr.
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Comment. Oct. ‘3.-—~'I’ht~ro are indies
tlons that t...» Western Animated Press is
ill-«integration. 'l‘oe llitnois Stunts Zel-
tuim's willirlraual has been followed by
first of ion Mnnphlu Scimitar. which sent
a letter to in»; o .sndntluu saying its serv-
ice was inadequate.
ma ...... Tina! and failed.
Bmlam‘imn, him... Oct. 2.«-.\ third un-
boat train hound north on the New Lon-
don division of the Central Vermont rail-
. trestle alarm two miles south of Palmer.
llriltlug Against a Reduction.
gland by ibis Chi-sir
Hastin- ln tropes.
M‘Wagss (lat as the tint.
«whammy-a
[and a strict ii
mmthrsatsata Ia
. oun' aliases-rec
‘ asst- '
atmmsful Mii‘lllpl at wrmklog the steam-
road was made yesterday evening on a
lilvimns. Oct. 2.~All train hands am-
e anrl»0hio. the li-
ntrls Corinthian!!! e Yam Ind Minda-
Ilppl Volley railroads at this point want
' at a strike yesterday again» a lo pvr cvnt
“thorny" Cons... 0st. lull‘irr sm-
yhavsbasa
realism
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oram’BNDs
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Genuine Article.
WWs—rhnmc
TlBllll. lilllllSillr 8: 00..
ll. lost-no at. Brooklyn.
mr-mmmmw-
Iaylelaanym
Wool. Oct. 1—‘l'hs tasting of vague
untastihrmtrhontlursps dsmsotabala
lie into in mi quarrel of any nature as-
lsts. ye: i flurrhodlup seam loaplfna
up apoum . aural;-
The belie. its: .t.v. .trengs MIND ho
tween Frame rsmi Run-in isvsally Illi-
Ilsnss as sir-m; an that between tit-three
powers in the center of the continent is
new universal. The announcement that
Francois aboutto coda Bussisanislaod
lathe GnlfofBlam fora wallnl stationis
only less significant than the opening of a
lsdltsrranean port to bar. These points
sense a
e
menacato England It: tothe pissi-
llancs. Itlscitalniy true thatbothrnat—
urn are regarded with profound dlaap
proval by the British government.
The fact should be recognised that italy
lean extremely dangerous element in the
present situation. The country is in a pltla~
his condition. Things are so bad that a
catastrophe of a violent nature is inevita-
ble unless relief comes speedily. Silver
disappeared from ordinary circulation
months ago Even copper is now vanishing.
The premium on silver solo is now 10 per
cent and on copper coin :l per cent. When
buying stamps in an ltallan poetolflcc. it is
impossible to obtain change. Cburchgoan
have adopted the practice of putting pledge
into the contribution box and redeeming
them when they reach the amount of the
smallest bank note. The money famine
will not be tolerated much longer. It is
openly asserted that war is the only duper-
ato resource which can save the” present
government. if the idea of war becomes as
tolerable to the [in] bus as it already is to
the French. the situation could hardly
more ominous ,
ARTHUR .MAY BE oéposeo.
Indications of an Uprising Against the
Chin! If ”so Killian".
Nasuvxth. Oct. il.~There .are indica'
tlous all over the country. especially in the
middle states and along the main and
branch lines of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. that a general uprising against.
P. M. Arthur. chief of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. is about to take
place. The bltureat feeling is beingarouesd
against him. and after is years in the ex-
scutlva chair his head may be chopped off
at the annual meeting next winter. So far
as the Louisville and Nashville railroad
employees are concerned. some boldly claim
that Arthur and the chlef of the tralnruen
did not give them a fair deal in the recent
conference with the Louisville and Nash-
ville management.
They say that the chief of the irninmen
declared that the vote against the cut was
not taken according to the provisions of
the constitution and that he would refuse
to call out his men in miss the officials in-
slated on the cut. it is claimed that Arthur
joined him in this action. it in also al—
leged that Arthur has not acted for the best
interest of the men on several occasions.
The Nashville American is authority for
the foregoing.
Chief Arthur says of the report that ”it
is too silly to talk alarm."
Home New York Nominations.
\VASIIISGTON. Oct. 2. —-Ainong the noml
nations sent to the senate Saturday were
those of Peter (1. Doyle. to be collector of
customs at Budalo;Jobn J. Kennedy. to
be appraiser of the port of Buflaio; Valen~
tins Fleckcuatein. to be collectorof internal
revenue for the Twenty-eighth district of
New York. and Messrs. Jacob Schoenhofi'.
William McKinney and J. Rockwell Fay.
to be assistant uppmlsrrl ut the port of
New York. _ __..
Bravery of an Engineer.
Pmuirsnruo. N. J. Oct. 2.—A flue
burst in Engineer Joseph Lutz's engine on
the Jersey (ft-rural while running at full
speed. in order to stop the train it was
necessary to stand where the steam was
rushing forth. Lutz did this. stopped the
engine. was terribly scolded. and when he
staggered from the cab he fainted.
I‘bor Cheap In Juliet.
Joust. llle.. Oct. 2.“ 'he Juliet branch
of the Illinois Steel company has given its
ultimatum to the men to so to work Hit a
aux per mil rtductlcn or they will mart
up with nonunion men. Superintendent
Pettlgrrw told t‘urm ho could get all the
men he wanted at $1 a tiny.
Prince Bismarsk's nan-oval Postponed.
BEnLix.()ct. 2.»-~l’rincc Bismnrck's rc-
turu to l‘ricdrirhsrun from lilo-airmen has
beendv-lrrred until next wot-k. aa bostlll
lacks the endurance necessary for such a
long journey. The hope is expressed that
he be spared all public demonstrations
during his journey home,
“'ant Governor llagg to Accept Bounty.
Al's‘i'm. Uf'l. ‘:.~'l‘yvo huudrml of Amy
tln'a moat prominr-nt riliuna ore out in a
petition to Governor ‘lioug requesting him
to accrept the sugar bounty which has no
cumulateil at Washington to 'l'exas' cred-
it and Vvhlch he emphatically refused last
spring. p _ 1 ....
Harder and Hillside.
Chicano. (M. 2.-—Wllilam Smith. while
inn fit of jealousy. elmt llsnry Milli-rill
the right thigh. and then went into his
own recur and cut his throat from carto
ear. causing almost instant death. Both
lured the some girl. .
Woman llama. Elevated Bead Tickets.
filaments. Oct. 'J.—-'i‘lie competition of
the surface trolley lines has become so
strong that the elevated roads have been
compelled to cut down expenses. This they
harmless in pm by employing more wom-
en to sell tickets.
vulgaatte labor Union Proposed.
New Yonl. Oct. 1~Thers is now on
foot in this country and in Europeaplan
to form an international railway union.
which will include in its msmbarahl all
the lsolirond employees in the civl
wot . .
no (trial Famine a National calamity. .
lAllltmli. (Jet, 2.~~'l'he English coal iam-
lns has aseoinstl the ions of a na-
tional calamlt . and t enlisting among
the rtriksrs t ivesls appalling. The
retail price is new about no a ton.
lukefellu'l was from
New Your. Oct. l~dohn D. Rockefeller
haseoniplstetl thepurclraaacf BO acre-of
ground at 'l‘ urn Heights at a cost of
over mm s will erect thefts-daemon
country mansion in this country.
IQWMW
Oriana. 0st. aw'i‘hs liaise Pacific rall-
mum-emu antics that it will
«Manhunt» Waters Pass-saw ni-
Wat-nu
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ammmor
nuns-inn...
loilgffflipai,
chamois Skins
Only We.
Tomlinson'sl'liarmaty
lit. lltni Instinct.
Wfiifisuu alumni
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New York Bankers Confident of
Trying to Take the Mini Away
From Philadelphia.
BT03! YBOH A comment Pm
the trout—A lite lined) ”M
by the bill making the apps-o
Woman.- 90. norm the _
prlstion. .
The argument they are using
Tammany Ilsa 0hr“ a Cm.
ing to cool. vacuum.
ststements says that unless Philadelphia
phla
for delay.
delphln.
ny's scheme. it depends largely n
coals in capturing it.
Rebels Rented In loaario.
to Rosario.
escaped in boats to the river bank.
temple.
was unable to hold him.
The Tight lisp. Walker In, lleeovar.
much. lie is at St. Francis’ hospital. an
the physicians hope for his recovery.
lantnsny Colored People lndiglnllv
into eflect today. Trouble is feared o
to be desperately opposed to the measure.
Mlnara' Wages Increased.
September and first half in October at
per cent increase.
A lirak-s‘man' Cruel-ad to Death.
'i‘itizsroy, Oct. 2. — [sane Ilernsss.
hers and died a few hours afterward.
settlement of In; slant-as Incident.
vsntion will be signed tomorrow.
“......“ -.....H...»_
Death of Manta Jewett.
steal scholars of Great Britain.
lather or Twenty-alas children.
dren are all alive and hearty.
A Residence far the l'apal Delegate.
Batolil. the papal delegate.
writ 'r‘JJ’iiiiJTu...
trial for annuities Broker Henriqnes.
confinement in prison.
Nu. sail-:1».- was am
Woooimmr. N. J.. Oct. lam-Tbs a ‘
to Mar Susan Fisher.
lacy Deaths from cholera.
cholera occurred
Grill (is Trilarllfs.
by Ir. Van Ales.
denies that lie asnt clatter»
he Delay In lsiaetla' a Ute In That City
Inn Finished the law Turkeys VIII a
flood Opportunity to Peak M on, to
Puiunrtrnu. Oct. l—TbsPrau-ays
this morning that the statement was mafia
upon reliable authority that unless Phila-
delphia disposes of a site for a new taint to
the government wlthln the time prescribed
priallon of
0300.000 for a site in this city the mint will
go to New York. As a matter of fact. it is
stated that the leaders of Tammy Hall
and the Tammany congressman are now
scheming to set the mint It is asserted
that they are using their iafiuansa at
_ . but at. I.
site in Pbliadai hla within t a two years
from the data a the passage of the appro
Phliadalphia is that there is hardly any
bullion bought here. They alalm that
there is not 8100.“ worth of bullion
bought in Philadelphia in a day. while
New York pnrcbsm thousands of dollars
worth of hulllon. They further claim that
it costs the sornamebt 0140.”) a year in
express charges for the shipment of gold
and silver from New York to the Phila-
delphia mint and back to New York again.
Having put forth these claims. they say
that. as all the bullion is handled in New
York, that is the proper place for the mint.
These claims. it is said, have all been
made to Secretary Carllsle. But the Tam-
many people have not stopped at this. It
is amuledthat they have appeared and of-
fered a site for a new mint wthc govern-
ment free. The location of the site is not
definitely known. but it is on dthsr Staten
Island or Long Island. Upon this site it
is Tammany's idea to erect a mint build-
The gentleman w ho in authority for these
representatives are alive talkie city’s inter
tails and not the new mint afloat Broad
and Cherry streets Into the possession of
the government within a few months. the
mint will he as good as lnstto Philadel-
'l‘nmrmmy'a representatives are working
it is their plan to prevent. if
possible. the treasury department from an.
wring into any contract for a site in Phila-
“'lllr‘ it is not charged that Secretary
Carl.sie is playing loooawlth Philadelphia.
it is sold that he is cognlaant of “fauna
the
energy displayed by the Phllads pblana
whomlnterastod in keeping the mlntln
this city. whether or not Tammany sue-
Bl‘ih‘ua AYERS. Oct. 2—itosarlo. the
stronghold of the insurgents. has been re-
captured by the government troopn All
the rebel lamb-rowers- taken prisoners. The
ironclad lane Andes has been recaptured
it had been seized by the rebels and taken
The rebels aboard the ironclad
COIldn't Save lh Dram Iron Mb.
LANCASTER, Pn.0ct. l—Charles. the
14—year-old mu of J. W. Drdcblsr. was
killed by falling from a mud story bal-
cony. striking the bricks with his right
A 12-year—old brother. who was
beneath. caught the child as he fell. but
TIIEKTON. Oct. ‘t—‘Cllfford Calvarly. the
light rope walker who fell a distance of l)
feet from rs platform while performing at
the inientalc fair here. has improved very
Fusxsronr. Ky.. Oct. 2.——'l‘he law pro-
viding separate coaches for usgross goes
the part of the colored people. who are said
PO‘TTSVILLIC. i’n.. Oct. 1—‘The commit-
tee of the SchnyiklliCosl l'lxchangehae
fixed the rate of wages for the last half of
brokcmau on the Pennsylvania railroad.
was horribly crushed while coupling cars
.ilasukor. Ocl. il.~«'i‘be final settlement
of the questions in dispute between From
and Him: has been concluded. The con-
lrmnos. Oct. n—Jl‘ha Rev. Benjamin
Jowett died Sunday and will be buried at
Oxford. lie was one of the foremost cine-
Pansnnsanno. W. Va.. Oct. n—Mrs.
Samuel Bennttt of Gilmer county. ”years
old. is the moihvrof 20 children. The chll.
Wasmmnos. Oct. t—Nrgotlstlons are
now pending (or the purchase for the sum
of tribal) of a residence in this city for My.
Nsw Yoltu. Oct. 0.-ll‘ranlt Ellison. on
afraid that he will lose his mind through
meat outlines Young asportmasur or this
place has been revoked and the ones given
Guns. Oct. ll.~3ikty—fonr deaths“ from
on tbs steamshlpftsino
onhartrip immillonnelrotosaata
M
Nsvrosr. it. hast. s-Ifr. vii-Alan
_ tutti his villus.
‘ ' RANGES.
liilT till HEITEBS.‘
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
BY Till 0H 03 BARREL.
FactowsndiloalWori
A SPECIALTY.
"1!!an 8t.to.llnrsilt.lll
augll
PULPIT osnuncnmou.
. Idol. by a Minister.
Bsoostra. Oct. ir—Thsrs seems to be a
concerted movement among Brooklyn
ministers» draw attention to what they
oonsidarihsfallinascithuityaadocnnty
ollclals. Conmnlns the proposed fight
between Corbett and Mitchell. Bey. J. F.
Eurasia of the Central Presbyterian church
”Within the past week our city has be-
come a biasing and a byword to the 0011M
try. In open defiance of law and in utter
disrespect of publlu decency arrangements
have been made within the borders of this
state for abrutal fight for a purse of my
on to toke place at Consy island in Do
camber.asd the man who consummated
the arrangements and secured the algrw
turns of the principals to the agronmsnth
oju‘stloe of the pcaoeln Kings county—-
J natics Richard B. Newton. What an in.
suit to law! What a reproach to our coun-
ty to see this man. sworn to execute the
law and punish all violations. stepping
down from the judicial bench and binding
men to arrange in an encounter which lea
gross violation of the law and aneshlbi-
tion of brutality and vice!
"But that is not all. Justice Tighs. who
cially interested In the club under whose
auspices this and similar fights are given.
and.accordlng to reports. has charge of the
tickets for the fights."
Horas. nquNING l-ilGH.
Chin-go People figuring on 500,000 Ate
tsndanos ori Their Day.
Chicano. Oci. 2.——SupsrlutendsutTucker
estimates tho; the paid adnilssionslo the
fair this wwl will reach 1.5mm), nod lit-
dirurrs that moronic will be the grand
total at the end of the present month. The
record of paid admissions for Septrmbcr
.vaa £65832. compared with 3.515.433 for
August. Basing their estimates upon the
the unmml movement among employers in
Chicago- to close their establishments on
Chicago day and give an admission ticket
weach employee. and also upon the ex«
pectatlon of a cent a mile rate being made
by the gallroada from points within a re-
diua 0(‘200 miles from ('hicego. the citi-
sens who are arranging for the monster
celebration are figuring upon'an attend-
ance of Mull) on Oct 9. providing Irish
day weather does not fall on that occasion.
'l‘wentyu-igbt foreign nations and peoples
have contributed pieces of rope and other
material with which to weave a rope of all
nations to ring the L‘olumbiau Liberty hell
on Chicago day. Fourteen other notions
have promised to give something to be
woven in this unique souvenir of the day.
The people of Rhoda island will celebrate
Oct. 5. This day was chosen Lvruusa on
that day the Rhoda islundcra celebrated
at the Centennial exposition. The gov—
rrnor. his null and a party of «lidluguishcd
officials and citizens will be born to portlci.
pate in the exercises.
The [lasers Paid the t‘oata.
TOLEDO. (lct. 2.-The famous hazing
cases at the Ohio Wesleyan university at
at Delaware. 0.. have boon expunged from
the docket. it will be remembered tbut
several of the students vvcre burned with
nitrate of silver and their bodies spanked
with hot shovels. its well as being subjected
mother indignities. Heavy damage nulls
sometime on the triple. The cosis. which
an enormous. have been paid by the luizers.
Where Ono Editor Eat-oiled.
CITY or Milli“). Oct. 2.~~Frauclsco liar.
cla and Rodriguez Pena. editors, fought a
duel Sunday with swords. Penn was so
obviously at the mercy of Garcia thnt the
doctors present abruptly left tho field otter
ill assaults had taken place. saying that
they did not wish to witness nmunlmz
The duel was thereupon suspended.
New Parade at West l'olnt. .
West Point. N. \'.. Oct. 2.-~i.ast even-
ing. for the first time in the history of
West PolutJhars wasa regimental parade.
The distinguishing feature of the parade
from others is that the corps of cadets form
in two batallioua of four companies each,
and the officers. seven in number. urn
mounted.
d
New York's Colored Mason
NEW You. Oct. 2.~l\icdlua Temple of
the Ancient .\ rablc Order of Nobles of the
Mystic 5hr sol Masonry of North and
South Aron." was instituted Sutunlny
night in this city. This is the first temple
organised in the state of New Yuri: for
colored Masons.
Array of Distinguished Guests.
Taasron, Oct. 2-41” President Steven.
eon. Speaker l‘risp. all of the members of
the serials and many of the lending repre-
sentatives in the house are expected to at-
land the celebration on the occasion of the
unveiling of the Trenton battle monument
on the 10th.
Fifty .ents Paid I'e a Horns.
HARTrOllD. Oct. L’s-The town authori-
ties ofivrsd for sale at suction a horse that
had been kept in the pound until its board
amounted to lid Rev. E. E Jackson. pas-
tor of a colored ilaptist church. bid so
cents. and the horse was knocked down to
him.
ii
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Nitw You. Oct. a—Ths Csntrnl labor
union has accepted an invitation to take
part in the demonstration next Saturday
evening to denounce Governor Flower for
refusing to coil is special session of the leg.
laiaturs for the relief of the unemployed.
Probably Killed Ivy Indiana.
Tusrauour. i. '12. Oct. B.-i)r. Gray. the
most prominent physician in town is be
lined to have been killed by lndlans for
the purpose of preventing his giving testi-
mony in an important case which comes
up In court today.
Diphtheria of tho Worst It'd.
. Gassrsnvuoflis. Oct. il.—Thaspldemlo
that has been raging among the children
no longer lacks a mime-«it ll dlphtherla of
the worst kind. One family has lost live
children the past Week. and four others
are very ill.
anus by an Amateur Astor.
Nsvvoo. unmet amlnhn hi. Ballast-r
was accidentally shot and killed at an amp
tour theatrical rehearsal hm Edward
who. one or the actors. who ad ones-
aion to use a revolver.
We... to lass in mass.
ammo. 0st. I.--'l‘ha famous English
Win. The Impress. men exhibi-
else at the World's fair. will race the New
York central dyer No. M10 toilet for a
pans of their).
is
fr
alts daily in aoourt of this city. is finan- ‘
were begun. and criminal action was for .
l—ll‘OTil—I
Telephone Call. *n—u.
Bale Agent for
Plant) and estimates furnished
in MlUTIl MAIN 51‘
Till "HIST ABBOBTIBN!‘ 0P
Flggliffilliilill
Cucumniygrg"
hot water. 5mm or hot air heating.
Pickling.
llufllilleluilf
............. ......M. ..TBTS‘BTHKTF
insure your Life in the Conn. General Life
ins. 00.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
that to a day will insure your life for than
and B: a day will give you
Bill THOUSAND ilillllils
if livins. at to years of age.
8. 8. L’Hummediau, lg’l.
Ill Washington Street.
South Noiwali.
W.H.Meeker&llo.
G. 8: J. ll. BOLTON'S
Hill WATER HEATH
illumhlng, Steam ratifies-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
lint Air Heating.
for either
From “.96 to
runningtrsars ant all warranted.
on line carri
F.
till clams“
MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
All. is different styles or
Hard ware
nickel plated. Our assort-
ment of upho stored bodlmi is extensive. An
upholstort-r in constant attendance. who will
trim to order at short notzce. Repairin
ro-uobolaterlnlrdone at short notice.
amiss. live sires. from $1.75_lo [3.50. Propellers.
irls‘ Tricyclsa. Express ii axons. etc.
BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTON. CT" opposite it. B. Elation.
mfil
and
elocl-
lost In the world.
our
55 Shot.
W. L. 'DOTJGLAo
a3 suoe ad'l'h'ir.
Dayna-clitoral Whenssdlsusdlryapsh.)
"you want slim: DRESS 8MB. made lathe laM
tfylu. don't pry $6 in 33, try my $3. $3.50, 9.00:!
ft :qusl to custom made and look and
m as wall. fy l with in economize in your footwear.
Molly purchaalv ; W. L. Dough! Shoes. llama and
vrlcvitsmpsd on i '-l bottom. lock for it when you buy
's u. honor is, Brorkton, lass. Sold by
J. TSCH AU B.
Do'lou wot a Bicycle?
1‘ 39“! mm“?
oasnl—oioo— Cash.
Thetlnteiobu is lswanttnasll.
sum. mdu‘i’t‘i'mm.
Pliilllllis Willi).
t rd atshortnotioe. We won hands
ifs: of'rthulalineatcmtar'n' mangoes to whiz):
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m""v‘.t”n u'i- “W"“wusmujamhwm ,
Wilson in Nitierson,
34 Isle 8t. liorualk. lama.
SETS OF T ‘ ll 35 “NW,
mm “mm... “rm
not. = ......
museum wr'rrlour PM!"
E Washiuton Street.
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Mend,
patient
”'0 F’ 's u‘nlily
Over Post Gilles.
BOU'I'il NORWALK. com.
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MW livid: wormhgork
a! ly
a. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
K NIGHT l-i'l‘lifll'i‘. NORWALK. CONN
Upglialw Home Railway Debbi.
heirlooms Elm -ireei Tole-[lame call lip!
If!
1% ti
orders
for .
, anything
in the
line of
that you
may wish
and we
. Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
ATNESS
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’ Curr WW: '2 Stu-w: l. U. "'12.
TEMPE biSOFUERS.
ull‘eiililtd
DISHACEML'NTS,
lullmunmi in, t.‘nng.’hlion. etc.
soon a (in: (.w mime-went!
0T atrium. liters,"
THE W.C. .‘llliRiZIi 01.. N. Y-ley‘.
TfllAl. I08 IO CENTE.
Gr! (‘lnmlar of llr-appl'tu
MONEY NEFUNDID
Kilroy Fail to lullevs av Curr.
Guaranteed to
prevent and this
Group. Priesmw
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1 Mesa. 430 lfsln Street,
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illl Elilllllii
"' gnllngl
, -—-Ol'FICl.-—-—
Wnehinston
Street.
South
N orwnlk.
l'l
ilneloh mg 1
utility ‘
OLD m. RELIABLE
DAILY DlRECT
Freight Line
' ' BETWEEN
New YORK,
South Nurwalk
NORWALK. *
THE PROPELIJBS
cm or NilllWAlK
,Elfilfi
Will leave Pin-r 2i. ill. ft.. Beck
New aork. at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. in; South No walk. 0..)
p. m
- on street.
Freight received from 'f a in. to
p. m.
U in application to agents the ‘lt - of Kor-
wal and E lc will be sent for l c l lots of
freight anyw one in New lurk 0 its vicinity.
WA“ persons are forbid iristlng any of
the ethnic 'ee of the boats of thl line on at:-
count of t e owners thereof. \ er!) if
E.0.Mdllis$aiefln
Successors to E. C. Harris & Co.
CAPITAL. azao,ooo.
64 Surlhury St. Boston. Mass.
Fire and
Burglar-Pratt Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT Willi 0F All KINDS
The Best Sales in the World.
I50.0ilfl in use. Always pre-
serve their contains.
no sold in Lynn. Kass" since that great firs
where 60 of our safes Were subjected to intenlo
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chi Fire in um in the Great Boston Fire
lnl . and in all the great tires since.
for circulars. Agents wanted. all
FU'RN iTU R E.
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
lip-MAI!
" l. o. lElllllllllS.
Paper Hangtwaltimlnm, Palmer
and dealer in
Will PAPER Mill llllflllliis
iNorth Mala street. 50. Nora-alt.
Bunnie books of full line intent styles of
Floors. Dealers and Gilt Mouldings taken
:1 wit.
no.
Hori- Zain street.
boom for inspection. on notice
moi!
Estimates cheerful] it
Can be consulted at her ”mu.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport, ill.
from in a.m.to 'l p. in. any day utept Sunday
The Doctor is a regular physlcla
n and f
madotbellllllmfi
. ladies uniforms
he set ea
in the at test «on -
t sassnrancsof rscelving the
six
consult .
d w t
lfnl and scientific treatm nt knows
and edclne.
in
Terms um
i“ 0
mm.»
i. ll. NASH 8. Bill.
D0 ALL Kill")! 0'
Plumbinz. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
”“"" '“ Hot lil‘” Storm Healing
Dlhhlflfillfl '
Mats. Tin. lists and ilmim.
Mullet illllllllil 551332.35
TO mourn GRADI-
l'astory work ”feudal?” promptly.
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a». Halo assent
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