rim unannounced,”
« emaililourerou
. I“. ”Imp“ Proprietor
oat IAm—B;lnail. in ad-
~ ‘ -r Daemonthtttlctthreo
/ . anew. _,
1*"ch .to be
I” II lbw-”Want." ”To
Inhale" advertisements. not ex-
;vsliustcne time. 26a: three times.
than. tun Reining mtioes. loo. s.
antidoath noticesJOc. Sched-
lflgtwdhpbnd advertisements for
. {410.116 Warblurtonstreet.
”Whitman”. ”5. Branch
Wall strut. Norwalk: telephone
. a
s m
r
llXOA’IIOIS should in all cases be
. to
I’ll lvnxnro SIITllllc.
801m: No uwau. Cons.
dungeon. onto an
03 ten years the constant tendency of
robin! annotations in this country
inwards the shortening of their
room. The two-mile, three mile.
. Manila races of the past have dis-
_ completely. It is most un-t
new tone thoroughbreds in a con
overs mile and a quarter, a dis
W that would have been considered a
and sprint iu doysgone by.
stand on all sides that the thorough
I was never spacdter than he is
many. The only question at issue is, in
irinx speed has he lost stamina? The
W remarkable development of the
”furnishes a splendid opportunity
_' r'y satisfactorily the endurance of
M‘tltortiugbbr'ed. Bicyclists can now
govern distance of twenty or twenty-
fivomiies almost asfast as the average
Mr train. It is proposed to or-
m: two between one of the greatmt
thbred horses in ths country, and
onset the must famous long distance
with races for a distance of
We! twenty five miles, the oh
I 1’ tie the question of an
t iii ad
1‘} was apprehended that the summer
minus, which caused such set-ere
”immense. would injurionsly
W“ the oyster crop; but, on the
W, these or some other causes
worked to the contruy, for oysters
.Nouroik harbor have not been as
._ for twenty years and have never
“hitter. A liberal sample from es»
”Road, which have been tested by
7 Serum, were as fine as possible,
. ”hollow superior to any that will
' ”and consumers this winter. We
" congratulate those engaged in
. oyster industry here, as well as the
,l I! lam. for this assure” large
m Ind much“ employment for our
W
m is much interest in the interna-
wyloht race to take place to-dny,ni d
m Yankee his the fullest confidence
It. What will succassfully defend
m cup. In all the years rincu
if!“ Iotixnally won by the America,
Hort! on the part of Johnny Bull to
It hive been futile, and should
short succeed it will be a uurprisc
annals-mistrial to all Americumud a
”glorious triumph for England We
twin; hard to be honest enough to
that tho best best will win, even if
$59k that!» Republican city gum
m will inaugumie a muclwieeded
“ in theorem: 0! street opening,
W the ordinance requiring that
latest is opened or disturbed
. ”pass it shall be left in as
Wilton as found by the party
«it. The practice in the past has
g2“littoral this law. and the city hits
to theespense of doing wbltt. a lost
it! onthurity could and should
or not the coming winter
to. torWallllurdwarstu.
hols familiarly called all alonzthellas
of the Coowlidstad road.
shoot once a year. and thst is at Thanks-
giving. that he finds time to take dinner
with his family. He is an all-around
sooous in South riot-walk.
Take, for example, Alfred E. Knapp, the
Intocrat of the Mshaolrsmo; a man who
knows everything, and more too. A
.little— more rheumatic...perhaps, .bnt
scarcely a day older, apparently, than he
was twenty-five years into. It may be
giving away a- professional secret. but it
is a fact that the genial ”Judge"fur-
niches the reporters with many ittlpt')"
ant tips and lots of advice.
well pasted on what is going on within
the little world of South Norwalk and
the earth at large.
Attorney John 11. Light is one of her
alums 1
no t unit,
A scallion: Firthricil.
42 teeth lulu Ilmt.‘
“m
it is only
not! follow from the ground up, and
' bodyls glad that ho hns achieved
80ml. men seem never to grow old.
lie her-pa
Warm New Canaan tells you that City
honoréd sons. don't believe her New
Canaan only adopted him. He Is a New
Yorker by birth, having been born out in
Putnam county. He succeeded toGennral
Nelson Taylor's practice in South NI"
walk," and his business has grown to-
hlndsome proportions. He' has one of
the largest and best law libraries in Nor-
walk, and a valuable private library
fir. Light can not only defend tit-limit
with skill. but can defend himself in the
most approved fashion, having taken It-s.
”Ii! in the art of self defense from adie-
tinguisltétlprofessor.
vi
fl
Wit like to quote, kind Words about
South Norwalk boys, Hero is something
in that line from the New York (Zorn
mercial Advertiser:
One of the busiest men about the Times
building is John Winfield Scott, who, as
the New York manager of Youth’s Unm-
pan'ion, but his oflit‘o there. Mr. Scott
came from Connecticut and has the.
marks of New England integrity. energy
and gradual solidity all over him. He us
much interested in patriotic moveiwnts,
is a prominent member of the executive
committee of the Suns of the Revolution,
aim displayed his marked executive abil-'
ity in the case with which he managed
the parade of scores of thousands of
school children last fall. Big ideas malts
his brain a scene of restless activity. and,
unlike some dreamers. he has the way of
transmitting thought into cold cash for
his concern, or or stalizing those can.
templations of an i cal nature into useful
bonus of humanity. Mr. Scott isnbig
fellow physically, and is never so happy
as when watering the lawn of his beauti-
ful home at lirtck Church. with his two
little girls playing as close to the zone of
their dainty feet wet.
oops AND ENDS.
Rev. Ulattu Monmirrn. n native African
flungelistmcntrntla l but both Solomon and
David were black.
The sign “it." or “live," which is often
used instead of pound or pounds, is of an-
cient origin and is simply a contraction of
the word “ltbra,” the Latin for pound.
The armchair once owned and used by
Dr. Samuel Johnson. the lexicographcr,
writer and brilliant conversationlst, has
been sold at auction at. lionbigh, Wales.
It brouuht £53 7s,
india has perhaps a greater variety of
plants than any country in the world. bar-
we censure: ‘
- “aunt: «' ~
niaubuns
@Wmmmnmrc
TlBIIli.,’iIlIIIISIlII it til.
GUSTAV
Wlfillll ’
Dot-lied Butemsnt of Blunts-w Suburb, II
' Cit-micro, Where the Lone of me Is
tilted by Sunday night‘s storm indicate that
die death list will much the appalling total
of 1.200.
‘n which ,til‘fltl botllt-u are prolueelyluton
mingled. and 0"” of "“5 M‘wnl‘w‘ ”an” I letters of the terrible agony that they had
rd that. liei'oultted no less than ti? bodleaou l
, ‘ m . , . .
his journey to this city from that parto infle I m fore drnth um" to relieve them
moisture as they can without getting ’
l
«w...
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"monument” “
‘ Genuine Article.
819 lesions BL. Brooklyn.
WEB. I'll-333mm.
‘ ”mm till:
Later Reports of the Storm Add
Still More Horrors.
i sum or DEATH AND sum
the Path of the Hurricane Marked by
Desolation and Destruction.
I .
Eye Witness of the three Wronght‘at
Placed at see—“rs. Wlnsl Plotted tho
Roofs Of! It. Though Ilse-y [Ind lico-
srom-u sum. the Rafters With a stairs.
Many I ”is of Rubbish Was the {tempo-
rary Gravi- of a Family—The Number or
Dead Will Never n.- Known Accurately.
New (litmus, um. .'-.—Ths latest ad.
can from the election of the statedevas-
Train crews arriving on the Grand island
lad report the truck covered with debris.
"tantrums Pharmacy
the windhagan to abate. The lone brick-
nyrr managed to N‘Ilt h the pole to which
lahiuu smacks m usmtlly tied, and cl
:0 it durinfi the whole il'l‘l'lb
ly being saved.
finite killed in the house from which he
won horrible.
no crashed. and the shrinks and groans of
he wounded and dying made his blood sl.
noel. curdle. While he remained In the
trumwnves washed over him that were
mountain high, but he and the lady and
_ stun tracer
mansions ;
lti
chamois Skins
only, 1.00-
0
~ to. transit sort
one
Is night, linol-
Mr. Suburb utiruutes that there were a)
trumped.
Mr. Suburb» a his a ht’s ”varieties
wind wled.tho cab-
tcr baby clung tennciously to the limbsflor
rapport and saved themselves from being
mashed away into the bowling gulf mural
. m. ' .
e A Picture of Desolation.
When daylight broke, the picture of dots
rlntlon was awful to behold. Only here
ind there stood a house. Everywhere there
were only brick foundations to mark
when: homes stood. Trees lay prostrate
upon the ground. Timber was lodged in
piles in indiscriminate confusion, where it,
and been thrust by the mighty rush of the
water-it.
Ruined chimneys suggested stories of
ilricken heartbs. Furniture, bedding,
:lothee. stoves. kitchen utcneils and other
oomehold goods were scatteredin promis-
:nous confusion wherever the vision was
this to reach, and here. there and every-
where were the ghastly faces of corpses
turned upward to the skies. now bright and
beatiiiful with the mild autumn sun, and
l‘h - Union which reached New ()rlaanslast
n-eiiiug'brunght a number of the [Layout
Cook aurvlvurs to the caty, trinity of them
wrttr badly attired and their faces bearing
flu marks of fearful nulleriug. ’l‘uny Negtr
wt. ll, one of the Blil‘i’ittll‘s, reports that. 87
lotion had been found then- up to the time
l. ivft, and from information volunteered
L, Ullt‘l‘ urrimls ii is estimated that 300
pmplv pilf'l‘ilul on Bayou Cook and in that
section of the who! ry.
Tilt‘tlt‘nlils at other points all the way
from Iiuyun ('ouk to (irnntl Ish- and (the.
us. run ill swell the total to more than 1,1!)0.
ucmrtiinx lo the best information now ob-
tainable. At Grand Bayou not less than
Eli pt'lirsllt‘tl.
Fury of the Wind and Waves.
It is learned that the lllnH of life in ROI.-
rio and Union islands has been great. No
definite information hills yet been received
from iiratnl island. The trucks are Cour
plt'tcly \i’iih‘tztil away, and us there is no
communionion by leltgrupli, it. in impoasb
lue to verify tho report thnt them has been
great loasof Iifz‘ oi that point, The houses
on (irmd is" me built on a ridge that
I'll!" thruuun the middle of the island. and
as many of tlzrm are sheltered by tilt-trees,
it in ililllt-ult to onlcnlnte what the result
.I‘ ll. st out in. Irv-cu. There are only
. -» i‘lslrlr. in on the iditntl. and no
~ 'itital ll’witl lilt'f‘l'.
Vw-n no tumor llt‘iallrt at hand it is
‘. 1'” lnl-l tlxrtl lllt' greatest destnlc‘
l .‘tl (flit-tide. n settle-
.ilm’tl)’ fishermen, on
. 1 mal t-l timiul island. Here
i . walled?! our death in an
\
t l:‘
»- [hither and wreckage
. -.. .5 itllt'il‘ toil the pictures.
an on.» .., My. one or lwn refugees.
"t It'll :tnu. l'lit- lost-a «f life there is
., .stiumiul at from 5m to tilt).
A bUliVlVOR'S STORY.
“L'Jrli v story . f ll... Mann's l-‘nry at tho
('lwnicro Settlotitent.
M u Ullll 5. 00!. I..-.\lr. Matthew
;-‘.I.:irli t-f “Hill'lfilillru, jllal opposite the
. y, “none of ill“ mlrt'ivol‘suf the (‘litk
nit-re I‘~ll.|lllli)' and arrived here on the
ltcrtiwli Mother. lie brought with
llll..1| burrowing may of his tfxpt‘lii'llt‘t'b
and of the Im- of life at t'beuiere. Mr.
Suburb mom to the islanl about four
~\Il
r‘i It."
\.r
lbs 15,000 native species. while the flora of
braces about 10.000.
The "nova constellatio" coppcra of 1753,
so highly valued by collectom, were made
In Birmingham. England, for t’louveroeur
Morris. Forty tons of copper were used in
the manufacture.
Many of the Hebrew wedding rings were
“tower rings,” the set bearing the shape of
a smaller tower in which was Incloscd it
slip of parchment containing n prayer for
the happiness of the couple
A writerin the ('liutmilmga Tradesman
says that the south l‘t rich in gold deposits
from Virginia to Aluidtluli. Millions can
be made by roperly developing the sontlr
era aoldlel . the writer further says
Whilealineutan was firing a wire near
Los Angelou the other day he was attacked
bya large eagle. lie fought the bird with
a hammer, stunned It. and hurrying down
dispatched the cattle. iio was lutdly hurt.
A survey for a new railway which when
built will draw the trade of eoutheltatern
Mexico and northent Guatemala to British
Honduras or Belize has lama made. The
road will open immense forests. mahogany
and other valuable woods
The not. Edward Everett llnlc says that
Ralph Waldo Emerson on one of his ocean
trips committed Milton’s "Lyoldas” to
memory to while away a few otherwise on.
prodtabie days, and that he never heard of
any one else who did that on such a voyage
for pastime.
Poisonous snakes are so numerous in
Veaesueia that snake bits In almost an com»
\ native one in ltorwsls society.
lb prevailing dopmslon in
than will [referrer social
in former years. if this is
tit in tho turmoil.
to be seen Prnplmles
tins-mm“! withoets
“my. .060,” pm -
fatalities. for the natives have dlecwerinl
thstaplant known as the ocumillo, when
acureinalmosteveryeass.
’l'bs dllmaoe between the atmosphere
air is illustrated try the send 3‘3":
. u 0 on
their ”W l" ”“1“” flowers. lilo-sores that retain their fresh
uses but a dayor two when staadlnuuln
also vs
miles dropped in a shady
. of the hastventllstod houseeand
water within doors will
plsee out at
he asvsrtnvritaamtsttodlnnsr. latte
lr.’
insult
todoitst el
untamed-pray
Newman
hMMdWsm
alum _ ‘ ‘
the entire continent of Europe only em I
man there as in India. But there are fewer
and applied totho wound. results
momma. homomrtwushsrnay
too. the pennants “Margaretha-
invaded» t dinner hour. treach-
to rutsrtaio.but prefers
shwhtie the WM
insertions-taleswhenseatsdathlsm
norm-tints“
Willis- humanitarian, also
mmmmmeoweap-g_
plummets-hymn. but;
.aowa‘lswlflrltohvebesouassd anal
trowel-used
weeks ago with Mr. “some 'I'llump.~ottnml
n more, lirlu hi iyvr nnnml Louis Roberta
f: rtin-purp- ~ of t'ullhlf‘iit'illlg ll school-
. llc ,;.l,c<l board in about: in
v. him tI-ci'c wax u very large family. not
1-“ . mu. :5 in all. The house was it rude
tni i‘...;.~luneiit of build». but it. ball will»
g'nml unity with. anti the occupants of It
: ltli r-iiruvudlli)’ vile from the storm. it
g inmml will ml»- I,ln- tomb of probably a
ten-.- of pawn. ,‘Ir. Scburb on Sunday
‘ nugllt hint on t'llltti'il'lll‘t' severcrnouuh to
turn it iiuut'a hair gray. and when he
' rem ‘tml lliutnty honllmt‘otl the routlltlt of
: tilt pi ril lzr ll_tI Iu'i‘il through.
llu um almml imltui. What (‘ltltlltllihlt
.rid '.t‘t‘lt' torn into shreds. his face was
>l'l.l «i nod iu' haul not yet recovered from
flit‘t,.t‘llt’llrl'ili ho had titltlcrtgullu aildthe
5 Illazldlul rice-lull of death lit- Iitttl witnessed.
, Mr, .“wlmt‘b t‘ldlllilllen that the term of life
no “land loin and t‘ln-uit-l'e. i‘ululnudnand
tt..- tiratui Luke, Admits, Cwlk, l.‘ltulun and
’l‘mlvr linyuuasttletnnuiuwlll reach an.
Win-n he loft Chemo-ri- island. he counted
but live lmuws standing out of a total of
nlmut an. wizllo the land was «meted with
cul‘pM‘l‘.
More of 0..» Who Escaped.
Mr. ritluii b nttiii that the wind brunt; to
blow lnml early on Hominy evening. andnt
7 o'clock i: lotil rem-bod the proportions of
a hurricane. From that time on It con~
limo-d to iuumm in velocity, and as it
lulhhlcnod, the nature of the gulf began to
sum-gtwrtlr trial of thoinlandluhutro
wow, covering the land and getting into
tin» Lonnie ut the humlleds of residents of
the Hanoi.
liy Do‘ulm it there was an average depth
of 5 feet of “QM". and at midnight a
depth of a font or water. while the cur-
rent wanna will. ml the liiiaslndppi river
i . t!‘,
r
l .
I
it‘stroycd dlutrict. The country through- m and children had lived through the
rut l” l‘ 599"” ”t wrrck “”d devastation. :night, but lllnrtnlly wounded. and with
nothing to quench their thirst and no medi-
cal assistance at band had given up the
struggle.
ibrokcn ribs, bruisul and battered bodies,
3 facts slashed out of all h‘umun resemblance.
lMany a pile of dob:
"mt’e of a family.
unlistornl of two days ago in Iouisiana
More than half the population in the region
in er which the hurricane swept Is dead.
ti... Amerinu'a cup began this morning at
11:13. and at this time thousands of eager
and excited spectators are pushing each
other on the decks of every kind of craft
in their entlcutors to lie-i: the great race.
Lust night the Valkyrie received 1 minute
and ill semmls timi- allowance over the
Vigilant.
recur-lb: in his match with the English
t'biunpion Roberts.
51!. and :llt’» but night lIHItl averaged over it:
to an Inning.
lead of ill?) gained by Roberts. and is now
ahead in the international match. The to
tnl score to date is: lvos. Mitt): Roberts,
Street )1. F. «burrb is reported in a tur-
l
bearing no traces of the fury of the night.
Upon litany of them there were utIll ovi'
‘ [their troubles. Many of the men. worn»
There \vercbruken arms anti
l
Is wasthe temporary
’I‘bo tint. hays 2,000 “'nl'l Killed.
Nair Your, (m. 5 »'l‘he Sun says:
‘Nearly L‘Jlltl kill-1i and 5,000.0“) of prop-
-rty destroyed in the result of the great.
Today'n Great Yhuhtflm
Nit-w YUllK, Uol. 5.~"l‘he yacht rooster
Ives' Phenomenal Pinyin].
NEW “out, Oct. 5.~l\'na srnmhcd all
He llllldt.‘ rune of 6M.
ity doing so be overcome It
Lit”.
Church Trouble tlrsr women Illsyolhtot
lininrttiitva; N. \'.. Oct. 5,—The High
mull over the propriety of women riding
bicycles. “originated from the tin-l that
Mrs Burrows, a widow. bought a wheel
and has since enjoyed herself on It. Her
friemh threaten to carry the matter before
the next conference.
A Delhi! (I! "all. Mlllh. Allo‘wd.
NEW (Vomit. Oct. 5» Lawyer l-Zuurnc
Frazer hm. u! lllL‘ instance of certain stock.
holders been investigating the accounts 0f
the American Steam lio'ller Intilu’llllct‘i'tllll‘
puny. and he >aid yesterday that he hurl
dis-covered It deficit nft’illfii‘l'di.
wIYIlI'IuIPIIl Not Ville-d to the Crime.
t-‘l'. l‘l-TTi-lilslll no. not. 5.—A prominent
merchant of Karen has been found utility
of wlwlerutlo murder and sentenml to hard
labor for life. He killed his parents, three
sisters. his wife ttml his wilt-'tt parents in
order to M‘k’lll‘t' their property,
The Int-wet About Blemarol.
BERLIN, UM I» in. (Ihryrtuntler, the
pilyflalltll ail-wt In}: Prince Bismarck. tel-
em-npha from Kl~~ingetl that the alarming
stair-ninth. unnullux l’riuce illsttmrrk are
quite unfou‘. led and that the prinu-‘smn-
dlt'lon Is appreciably bt'Ilt'l'.
football ‘t'rrrrb.
llosq‘ou. (M. 5. thtbull rwilts ymun»
titty: :\lllllt'l‘.‘tl. ‘Jli; Agricultural college. 0.
Audion-r. ll’»; liowdoln. ll. llnrvunl. bi;
Ext'ii'l', t'. [hit-tumuth. ti; llnrvord‘s sec-
ondelen-u. 6. Waltllum high ecluml, lit:
Allen school, 0.
Attacked by u Duelstltnt.
Nntiwatii. ('lliiii.. UN. 5 lilell .lllfll‘.
an infant. was severely llllltli Ityn lame
dock nit hm iilubtwbllu lulu-v. Three of
the child‘s lingers wrw literally chewed
all. and the rodenl'a teeth penetrated the
Palm . m H...“
Probably roll liver a land".
Ptznt'irrlzt‘c‘li. Oct. fluvs'flnli'fl ll. (.‘Inrkr.
nnotedlrmrt and fern collector. illiltdiD'
appeared tintll‘l' circumstances which indi-
cate that be full till Mi Isolated part. of a
ledge and was rinsltt-ti to death.
Filth Attempt to new I Bones.
New Yoda. (let. n. «Another mysterious
lira brnitn out in Police .lantleo Hogan's
house but itittlll. melting the fifth tire that
blur bmken mit In the Judge's house in as
many tint-it W...“ , “Mum“..-
M tlt bombardin- lilo do Janette.
Villt'i’l that tnixltty torrent in brink lull. No
”monocultl Mmtsl up altrnlllet It. All the
wind inn-ennui iii HC‘VII'I’H‘I the iiultm‘! Iitr
mm In to Mpivwia ‘l‘lre \tiud picked the
amt.» at m though they led been shaved
from the intent with u art-omitting knife.
Then the building! began to rock violent-
ly, and we by one they were turn to pivot-n,
omnidngdown mum and killing their on
cupid-is and “it'll rapidly drifting away
with the powerful current that was sweep
. lug ll'rrrdiltlhiy norm: the land.
Mr. let-hind», Mr. ’l iloinpwtt and it nest-o
bricklayer trot—e in A house In which tin-rt
werelliliy to W“. i). all huddled together
and mm Firlt'ilert at the mighty mile or
thselemehtc. l‘mldctily there this it fem-u
inl rmkltm of iimlwrs, and the void titted
I imbu log nearly every one of the party.
only .uchilrhaodthe bricklayer creep
loved a Won-so and thud.
Ir. uteri) clung to mine floating debrlr
best-w ababttwlnldsln shorter. its
transom true the timber sail sworn to
Ihboaes were
i
Items At’llrrl. Oct. b.~»'t‘ho warshiprt
of the insurgent fleet in the bay of lilo tle
Jam-ire lire nilll poutint: shot Into Port
flaunt Urns. mm‘ the entrance to the bar-
bur.
Highway Robbery at Providence.
i’ltovrrmxrs. Ucl. s.-.l. ll. Wlnuette, a
quarry forsimm. was robbed and beaten
n-riously by highwayxnen. 'l‘wo ltallans
have been arrested for the crime.
David thinners sot Dell.
tantrum. (lot, fi.~'l'lie remitted death of
lhtvld Hell-«co. the author «it"Mey more
sum" and other plays. indented. Help alive
and hard at work on another play.
In Corinna Van Men.
WAtillllitt'ftm. not. aw'l‘heunate {mun
mmiller. it in "portal. decided to re
farurnblp the nomination of .l. .1,
Also to w Hum to luly.
mkflhfi w... hm
1M Hut
l
en
t
football reason
some
at
stoves.
Hill on HEATERS.
GASO LIN E,
Factory anlBoaqurk
ltlvssltlurtonttsolloms
MUCH TAIJI FOB. SILVER
Three Speeches in the 'Senate‘
i'l‘llOllG PLEAS FOR A OOMPEOHIBB.
‘ and proclaimed his belief that theatres
tome fashion; but if you. place the people
)f this or any other country at lllt‘ nit-icy
)f n privilcgul money t‘lnsn, you had better
take the but winds of the lltEfll'l'i iintl let
them sweep over that count ', for dostrut‘
the night. England has destroyed the poo»
ple of Itelulltl in that \tny. lltlnsin has lllé'
stroyed the people of l'olund. Turkey lute
destroyed the people of the llnnulllzui prov
tunes. a d the same power will destroy the
mom of be American people if that power
is not sought out, dot Iirmml and destroyed.
vleWs or with anarchism.
rights of person and property.
President. when you give Cl)llirtll~5llt'h its
has been exercised to bring' on this panic—-
llltions brought about in France by Sir
polcon ill. who t‘nlfllllisht‘ti under the rule
'HIW ”Atwm. lbw-Yd." "I.
ma «Jinan sum-ml
Mimi film
eat or mutt-
» tuttrtlitt scrim.
saunas.
as ‘n
Gasoline Stoves.
‘ or was on on mean.
‘ A SPECIALTY.
It.ltl
. rule
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FRESHiSAlTlISII
Cucumbers-5'
unit lelu
Evm taunt; no...
fun new, martian? or
' ii“! ’filllll nIIIERB Filli
I~IUOBI~I
Pickling.
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to
line of the
we respectfully call your
'Wmn .. W. II it"! .
Walton it Michelson,
34 "all! Ste IONIIK. 0% s Rubienuc.ii Elm street Toletlmrsecall nu:
, to will" .
. Do You Visit a Bicycle
mummy bicycle. tally '
m
Cashm$|00~caom my,
ti
flirting.
a PIBTIIIIE Milli.
orderst' t ties.
lateotp
withlrst
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steam
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class
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[Alt 'I'III'II Wino” PM“.
bridge work. All work to-
tontinn paid to Wand
wields. Open evenings. ren '
nil. F- W. IlIIIIEIl,
Washington Street. , Over Post Office. .
SOUTH KDRWALK. CONN. \
as ly
.1). JENNINGS.
Undérta‘ ' kér. ‘
K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN
Opposite Horse RallwnyDepoi.
For the White Metal.
sum-Butter. Blackburn and Call strong- ‘
Iy Advocate Blmetnllismw-llr. Compton
Argued For Repeal of the laden! Ilea-
tion Law-Carlton's I'nlicy Explained.
\t’asllmuros. tint. .5. <41.th of the most
eloquent and exciting npvceheii‘ that have
been made in the senate chamber since the
lebato on the silver purchase repeal bill
wgau were delivered by Democratic south-
:rn senators-Messrs. Butler of South
Sarolina and Blackburn of Kentucky.
Each speech lasted about two hours. and
such speaker had large and sympathetic
audiences. both on the floor and In the gui-
leries. They were both against the repeal
bill and ln,favor of such a compromise as
sonld result in the permanent establish
nent of bimetallisin. Mr. Butler referred
:o the rumors connecting President Clove-
land with attempts to influence legislation
uotruth in them. As to the suggestion
that. the minority was trying to coerce the
majority, he Kwnfil thatlt was neither
coercing nor would it be coerced.
Mr. Butler said in part: "You may otrikc
down baboon corpus, you may destroy the
bill of fights, you r .lty llllrliall trial by-
Inry and dthcr ioonutnentaof Anwrimn
liberty.and a people acctistnmul to true
loan will get 'alonu muleltult‘ and after
ion will fullort M surviyas t edny follows
Apps-culling Napoleonic Condition.
“1 have no sympnlltivs with domestic.
I believe in the
But, Mr.
to tiny set of people. you approach the con~
of universal suffrage tlit'tllh's’t despotism
)f modern tiuurs.‘ '
Mr. lllnvkburtl llliult‘ an appeal for speedy
action on u cnruprumlw ltleasurr and sold
that he would it“?! one himself twisty. llc
declared emphatically that lie would have
uopttrt in deferring or ill-laying .‘I With“,
merit of the question. lie limitatiml to
Democratic senators to duprovc bllr' llihlll~
nation that the lh-mtwrucy was unable to
govern the coumry,
A quotation by Mr. Blackburn iqnn the
platform of the Republican party adopted
at Minneapolis led Mr. \leilmrn to state
it an his judgment that the lttlopllolt of
free coinage of silver Would lend to mono
metallisrn.
“Dora the senator from Minnesota," Mr
Blackburn askul, "feel that be Is melting:
good the pledge which his party gave to tilt
American people by Voting: for a bill a blob
Lit‘ultllll‘lilt‘tt silver and «him. it from the
list of money metals of the (‘ullllll'_\ 3“
Mr. Washhnrn's ttpmmn.
“l lK‘ilt'Vl',” was Mr. \\'asi.lmrn‘«reply
“that the repeal of the silt‘f‘lli'li. aw: “iii In
the talking “(the that alt-p imam-l urtumu
hlnietnlllsm: l'ntil llifillillillg in dune lilt;
not bellow- that ll't‘l‘r um lw llt’lllliilt l-
lllr‘llllll‘ltl."
" l‘hr hrilfllul‘ from Minot-mm lull llt'l t.
me." «said .‘lr illiii'klmt'ii. “in «tut-st tin.
the proposition. .1. hr- siatm it. unilltl Is.
the employ nit-til of the Mimi Iirrms moth.
odr. ever known. it is to tlt‘t‘llllillllv‘llli' pit
llent before you Iw-gin to build up Iii 3v.»
tent. itintnx'iilulltllt'lli-zttlohm-1 :iilw
gether. lives the wimlut‘ mum tlml :tllt'r
We have slain ailwr \H' will be millions
euontil. tint to bury It. nnd li‘lhl lullu‘ in-
terpo-itimr of the Almighty to bring ulmul
n murrtwtiou!"
The third speech of lilt‘ tl.._\, ill‘tl llilttlt‘
a
('ulluf FloridaM-wm in opposition to rvpcnl.
in the llmlw .\lr. l'onlptmt of Maryland
mode it Mllvml constitutional .‘ll'ttlllllt'ltl
against tint lrdrrol election hit“. but Ill:
was Iisieiiml to by u more handful of repre-
seutative'a Mr. lmnv- of lilinnl. rem-ind
little, more attention when he ~poiu~ in liltl
unru- litlc Mr. Mil-rt of ldnllo rritivisrtl
President (,‘Irielund. lllltl Mr. Mitt-lily nl
South (lnrnliml. the colored member of the
house. did not break tllv monotony of the
prim-vellum when he opium-ii the l-.“-'~llt.'t'
0: lllt- rcpt-bl Illll.
hlr. t‘anI-le Burl-tilts Ills Pulley.
\i’Arttlaln'tuN, “(31.5.“ rivet-claw l‘ltrllvln
not to tho speaker of the lulu-ea letter
explumuorynf his silver purchasi- policy.
After giving ileum ahowimr how priority
the price of silver ildil flllt‘lliiltt‘il. he says:
“in view of these facts it vet-ins multicul-
ly proper that. its the government of the
nilrer lit the world. the secretary of the
treasury, after an exnmlnntlcmnf lllr' ull't'l'i!
atiilotlt’itmiuils oi l'itl'il titty, should deter»
mine “but ill his judgment in a fair mar.
ket piico. it Is ovldctittiuib there are but
twurtlllhmnpeu tothesccr My “mum
purchaw 45th ounces o . rrr l'Ill‘ii
mouth M Mutton-r price may lienslied by
the dealt-rs. no tmiftl‘t' how uitreiwmnblu
ort-lttnrtlnnntu that may iii-.or bi- finial
employ such imam as lift“ at his eoimmnid
to ascertain what the nt'itlill market price
In, and make or oller lo undu- “I? purchase
ll Y’s a 4 um
Inc. (30.. of Word. Remember. you on man
that to a day will insure your life
and 8: sdsy will airs you -
it llvlns. st ‘5 years of are.
S. s. L'Hommedieu. ig’l.
wlltléékntllo.
ii. 8: l. B. BULTON‘S
Hill WATER HEATEi
by a southern l‘t‘llit‘dlic mutant .\iv..
L'nltrdr'tana In thr- Inrttvtt ptirt-lumer nl'
Insure your Life in the Court. General Life
for $1.010.
liIIE‘ TIIDIISMIII lillllAIIS
Ill Washington Street,
., ~ “South Nomali. ~
Bale Agent for‘
Plumbing. Steam and Gas-Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.
lint Air Hosting.
Plans and estimates turnip-be! for either
‘ o: utter, steam or hot air hosting.
an u‘mr'rll Marx s'i‘
" BY tumult
MlIIIIFiClllIIEIlS' PRICES.
From Mitt to him. 5 dill-«rent styles of
running genre an. all warranted. Hardware
or. lim- rzirrlaum. llltkl'l i'atwl, tmr assort-
ment"(upholstered lrutlie is extensive. An
iuvliolsiororin mill-dam all ‘flllltllift‘, who will
lrtm loorder at short notwn. llvpnlrlmz nml
r-«nplulsterlnrdone at sh srt notice. Vol-tul-
Medea. llx'v sizes, from 9LT": ll,- Sill. Propellers.
iiirls‘ ’I‘rivyt to... Express \i'iigtinI, etc.
F '. BOYLSTON.
. lltllt'n'TtlS. I‘T. ninwito it. it. Nation.
mill
w. L. Doom...
.3 SHOE «Wilts.
Dnyeetvetiim‘l When mllnnesd marsh.)
loot in the world.
I
HESS SHOE. made In the label
.48, try my 53, $3.50, $4.0M:
ml to custom made Ind look and
a lab to etancmlro In your from».
‘t‘.’. l. Dough: Slam. llama tad
holtam, ilfii fur It who" you he!
5.13rackton. “no. Sold by
CHAUB.
if you rent a line
rtyln. don't pry $6
66 Shoe. The ii .
war at well. fl”
do to by phfchltii
pricertlmprd on l
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J. ‘3
i
if-ltwfifl‘figfli ‘ 81'."le “9" wwmttm
YWUHZ-I: ‘ ’ 11' ii ' ’t'tl'if- Hill’lx'l'llt.
1 lots'ml x gt. mu, 1' ”,3,
3T3?! i ll'vlt‘ll“: ”SCREWS
l co‘u‘temr's.
i K 1 iii 7.91M»:
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lotion. .
. “Jun ism .
0f Ilflilliilili. Refill."
nil: nits-now «xii. Y.t.‘lty.
7mm. no: to CEN‘l’S.
m: rr'v" tour-1m.
MON REFUNDED
‘.| 'tli'l""fl. "If.
at)
r. . ‘ .m...
l
OOHIS
atllmt rate, and It In simply bot'httae the
dealers Were tint willing to accept what
was rotisldtrt-d it fair market price that
”mm unnm were not pnrrlmsrtbdurinu
the mobile or July and August."
Amendment to the Chinese Ant.“
Wastitstrrot, Ill-l. omtir. Mum-m .
from the t'milmltlee ull ltll'l‘luil albumen ,
mitted to the bovine, with thn‘recoumirnda
tints that ii prise, a hill amending the (lid
six months in which (liiinm persons they
fighter and obtain certificates"! residence.
north-clam helmet-tors
fourth rinse northeastern wore appointed:
at e tit-mot
wit lump
ear
0
math-summit
nest- exclusion act so an to exteml the time
\i’asinsoruv, net. ill-«Till! billowing
liew Yuri-» fl. W. ileum-tn. .ttiifortl: .\l. \t‘. I". to “II.
“Atonl't‘iltml. .I It i' moat. tiew‘l'tm it ‘ ”MMNIMS t,
not van ion .a - z . é ,
W. my .11! ' v. M '1'“th t. mom. MI:-
Iatelty has» or "Internet. , ' '
' ' 9'
Mountain-ms. it, Oct. hw’l‘hs m
train on tho (3th going
titres. thetraslandstmvits
oh the m inlet. morality:
lttlwt lad infirm n the:
Guaranteed to
prevent and tort
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that the
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"was
and
.......... AT...—
iIIE EVENING
‘wOFr‘lODw—n
Washington .
.. Street,
South
N orwalk.
Guarantee
itflMl
:
NEW YORK,
South
OLD m. RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
"Orwell
NORWALK.
.TllE I‘llOl'BLLERR
CITY OF NllllWAlK
AND
Willleare Pier 2i. E. R. Hsekman street.
New tork, at 5 p. in.
wave Norwaik. 5 p, 111.; South Norwalk, M!)
p. tn.
Freight rccelvcd fro u 3' a m. to F. p. ill.
Upon application to agents the City or Nor-
walk anti Eagle “ill be Ell‘ni for spec nl lots of
freightanywhereln New York or its vicinity.
WA“ poreons are forbid trusting any of
the cmplo ‘es of the boats of this line on ac—
count of t to on here thereof. mo if
I
E.B.Murns$aieflu
Successors to l). C. Morris & Co.
CAPITAL. 9250.000.
iii Sudhury St, Boston, Mass.
Ft re and
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIl WilliK 0F All iiIIIIlS
Tito Beet Sales in the World.
l5ll,lillll in use. Always pra-
eem their contents.
lfitl sold In 1.) an. Ilium” elm-o that great lire
where hunt our sales were subjected to Intense
lit‘btl, tlft‘twl't‘lnl: their contcntr.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the amt
Unit-aft) Fire in lliil in the (treat Boston Firs
inl .-..and in all the great tires olnce. Bond
fort-lrculare. Agents wnntot . slim
'FU R N lT U RE
tll‘tiilm‘ BARGAINS.
David Stow,
UM
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper "anglltfillfillllnm‘ Painter
ills
Ronni Mali. ”rem,
Will PIPER iIIll Ililllli
Morn. LI..‘.. rtli‘l'l :1... 33m. .
shawl» books of full ll in latest nlt’lt'l oi
Fatwa. Bidders and (tilt balding» tnki n
boom. for Inspection on notice by norm.
mm Estimateechrerfully vim-n.
Physician for Woman!
MRS. Bil. II. A. BIIIIFIllIII
.‘en be consulted at her other.
342 Brest It, Britimort. 0t.
from loath. to? p. in. any day except My
The Doctor lea molar h slot
the anal sixteen rean- huim mediums”
If 0. . s specialty lee rudert
rom “incline?! 1 late leg: to he sea «2 '
consult . uitltorti in i , st test can
dance. and with the assurance of roast no the
inserts illfut our sole title Irratm at am
tomts ern saris so mistletoe. tomorrow
crotch-ti for tea Miriam. hymen“-
r-rate. All letters prmnptly replies I is
close 9 m N
l. lllltltlltttll.
no AM. KIM)?! 0"
Plumblnx. Steam
Al“)
One Fitting.
M" ‘“ lint iii ““ Stun limit]I
Didi-lad I!
um. 1|...an om.
tourist cum Stitltut
1'0 arouse ones.
that!" work W mm.
Norwalk Chronicler