, MW at nevi
Kuhn tightromlivshoo:
pr 3.9. yertfloIJIIawollIHuo
horo.vvlll euro you
.50; one year. sum.
s. week. to be paid
”I'll—“Wont." "To
"olld ”For rials" advertisements. not ex-
session In lines. one time. the; three times.
Mlfli‘times. anon. Reading n, time. 100. a
lino. [cringe and death notices. 500. 8ched~
lilo! rotor for displayed advertisements for
y a application.
l—No. lid Washington street.
3 View call. 99- ll. Branch
”0.in street. Norwalk: telephone
,mmvrua'nons should in all cases be
to
In: nvnrmvo stunner.
Pom Nowana.('orm.
' ramsr. OCTOBER II. 1653“?”
W
tannin dire neglect on the part of
" moon in the care of the Norwnllr
lockup. Thus for this, fall there has
henna fire in the place, and the cells
ileum and musty. with moisture
dripping from the walls. In this sort of
human beings are placed, at the
_ 8n.llnmallllardwaracn.“”’
Mr Hill Voted Against Confirm-
mmsois nxrourivs session.
In." "all lads Agar-or tho Nomina-
continuous executive III-mica the senate
in so doing managed it: Ilmptue oi consider
able busiuaoo and get our of the nay a
an agreement and produced surprises.
tillfllilliili.
I Substitute for Firahrlell.
l2 South llaln Strut.
Mt!
OUR GUARANTEE
DlAliinleDs
thsbvotof tomorforallbsralmsoonnt for
TIBIlll. .lIlHlISIIII & 60..
GUSTAV PITZIR.
Amt!
Imam aIIII Tilili
Hummer-doe.
we def! W: {fwd or WI
Genuine Article.
I“ Hostages 8L. Brooklyn.
mo PFIZER.
for m Walk. d3)
TnInlinstn’sPhMacy
lnilnixiapnr,
thamnis Skins
Only. 100-!
iln. llionll Irln Slim.
,IIIIT llli IIEITIVEIIS.
‘GASOLl N E,
Farrow and Boat Work
“Washington 8t.8II.llorvIsllI.llil
RANGES.
All)
Gasoline Stoves.
arms on on BARREL.
A ySPECIALTY:
“will
FRESHiSIIll FISII'W'
Cucumbers
Ilnnl&leinii,
not “III marl-Inn. '
W the. '03 Mb!
Evsry Saturday lorries.
meow—-
TflE “HIST Immen 01
[ENE lDlIIi dill!” Fdli
Ir-IPOlll—i
Pickling
Telephone Call. A6111.
IDED Wll iI IIPPUIIEITS
lug Democratic Nominees.
“on of lease J. Woollen of Delaware.
1'» President (”in I plonoIlihy Senator
Voorhoos~frousdlugs la the linnu.
Wasnlaoros. (let. 6— With II six hours’
broke the mould tlIr i. It congrulo. but
number of nominations against which the
lie ubiicanallad born III: II. lily; adI' II I. 'IIlIIeIl
tones The session “In the result of
The struggle was over certain nomin»
tlons of citizens from one state selected to
lot as Indian agents at agencies located in'
other states. and the Republicans opposed
their confirmation on the general ground
that such nominations were a violation of
the home rule plank of the Democratic
party platform. but added to this was the
further charge in some cases that the nom-
inees were not qualified for the position.
Senators Davis and Wasbburn Iof Minue—
Iota. Stewart of Nevada and Dubois of [do
ho made vigorous speeches donuuciatory of
tho violation of tho home this principle.
while” “ Voorhoeo ‘I ‘
fifi of contracting fevers. r nails.
or “dining worse. A prisoner who
was confined there the other night. came
out the following morning completely
nllllhd‘ through. The justice before
whom he was brought considered it a
Ill!!!” that the man should be in such a
‘ ”stallion, and has asked the selectmon
least have a fire kept in the dismal
III... lIo' ward or disease Who the
new City of Norwaik needs is a cit y hail
enmesort; it-necd not be an elaborate.
outiy building. The rent paid for the
mt borough offices would pay the
firms» on a decent building which
‘mld contain the lock-up, court room.
city chines, and even some of the town
“we might be located there.
Inca indignation has been caused in
. ,_.oircles by the announcement
the‘Govunor’s Foot Guards. of New
' mull. are to get $16,000 for new equip
m 0n the plea of economy the
National Guard was cut down and the
mayors compelled to pay much
7mm theirsustenance at Camp Morris.
» This loqueereconomy. in looks as though
Nib firing was done in order to dross
as. Raven’s military company accord»
in: to the desires of the members. It is
sum that the National Guard should
Ibo'otlnted in order to grnIify the wi.ims
of the New llaven company. There is
'9 floor military organization in the
“In meanneciicut‘s National Guard,
. what it wants, within reason, should
”nodded
Wmt How municipal expenses have
but“ since South Norwallr first be
,oouoodry. The receipts for the year
ending July 4. 1871, worstllflOi 25 from
k folbwing sources: Notes. $8.000;
ml. OHIO: Town of Norwnlir, for
I“. .1, 900; fees collected. .75: taxes
tastiest-d. 05.07925. The dislIunII-mcnts
m for police. $1,548 41; police sup
“W748; lamps, gas. and expensI-s
fl lighting. 31.204 29; streets and cross-
talk. ".106”; crpcnros of council
soon. Mil-l; printing and stationery.
’14“: procuring city charm and man.
“I. wears. “40 04; notes and inter-Int.
‘ you our mateIIIIIIquI.sI.Ios.7s. 'rIIIIII.
oi _ tam
”also! your the convention to he
, II Gyrocuoeio-doy promises to be
, pf Iiolnm interesting ever held by
potty in New York state
liioro is an unusually healthy
. forpiaorsoo thoptototwkst.
of tooling prevails and the
,h Willy united. Nearly
m of thin Starr: barn strong
at conditions, but them is no oer-
sum..- . ..
to Mounts. the musty
Ids-Ia III: m, lites Ruth
m title of Minor, now
, revolution has ended and the country is in
ad the president from the shafts of his as»
sailonts. The surprise of the day. how-
ever, came in the reported action of Senator
Hill whole understood to have aided the
Bopubllcans not only by his vote. but by
his voice.
Delaware's Ion-tors It Odds.
The Indian agents under discussion were
all confirmed but one. two or three Demo
arats voting with the Republicans. The
men confirmed wcro William L. ilargrive
of Indiana. to be lndlan agent at Western
Shoshone agency. Nevada; Joseph Robin
son of Missouri. at Ne: Perm agency, Ida
ho; Robert M. Allen of lllinois.at White
Earth agency, Minnesota. and James E.
Smith of Mississippi, at Yaukton. Perhaps
the most bitter lght was made against
Isaac J. Wootten of Delaware. nominated
to be agent at the Nevada agency. Senator
Higgins led the oupooltlon against Woot-
ion. while Senator Gray was equally as
earnest in his behalf. There appeared to
be a oousldcrublo element of antagonism to
this uomlneo within the ranks of his own
party. and his case was laid over without
final action.
The same opposltlon manifested itself
against the confirmation of Thomas Smith
of Virginia. nominated to be chief justice
of New Mexico. but after a discussion of
half an hour or sothe vote was taken, re‘
sultiug in his conflnnatlon. It is under
stood that an eflort was made to have the
favorable report on the nomination of B.
E. Preston. to be director of the mint.
taken up for action, but Mr. Stewart and
other silver senators took such a deter»
mined staudagainst it that it Went over
and will be called up probably at the next
executive session.
Ir. Illl‘s Amendment.
The senaieopent but is minutes in open
session. Mr. illll gave notice that he
would oflsr an amendment to the rules
and nay vow shall be entered on the
journal and counted as present for the pur
pose of constitutingo quorum.
The fact having become known that the
Democrats would hold a caucus to discuss
the propriety of passing the election law
repeal bill before the senate had agreed to
the “limo Yoorhses bill may have bad
soIIIetbilIg to do with the listlessuuss mau-
lfv-sted in the house. Not more than 20
members were in attendance when it ml»
journsd.
Representative Tucker. author of the
bill, says that the mucus was called for
tho purpose of determining whether or not
the Democratic party was earnestly and
entirely in favor of the repeal of the elec
tlon laws as demanded by the platform,
we are not." said Mr, Tucker. “and we
might as well find out just how we stand.
If Mr. Fitch's bill is to be adopted as the
party measure. it seems to me we might as
well abolition the fight. if his blii incor—
porates all there is objectionable. then
we’ve got no case. iorn perfectly well out
isdod. however. that the caucus will make
a satisfactory declaration on the subject.“
lmraono Duty In tho Voonvluo.
Wasmsoros‘, Oct. a--Onlers have been
sent by the navy department to Rear Ad.
rulrol Bolknap. at New London. Conn. di-
recting him to send out the dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius on the lquo and be»
ordous duty of blowing up 4 derelict VOW
IIels that endanger navigation. All the (Ir.
viicrs were wrecked during the recent hur-
ricane on the Atlantic coast and nearly all
are adjacent to the Jersey shore.
l'oovth Class Pootuootoro.
Wlsnlro'ms. not. 6. .. The following
fourth class postmortem were appointed:
New Jersey - Nmoflwoyose. nlsn Gardner.
New York a» C. T. ileminway. lehdnon
Hpriogs: Henry Orsndsil. West batman».
Pennsylvania-INN. llottio Wslmar. Marble-
lno: J, 1'. Williams. Strong.
And If” it lomola Pooooful.
WIsuIsoros, Oct. IL-Jl‘lia secretary of
state received a cable dispatch from Mr.
Fishbsck of the United Btotssisgation in
the Argentine Republic stating that the
s stats of peace. “MW“
0! com Dirty floods.
Wasmroron. 0st. (hm-Carroll inwnght.
the new superintendent of sensor. has tail»
on astivo charge of the census office. About
radiant-air were made from the clonal
fares. and their places“ will not be filled.
own lines to no curs rimmed.
meoror. Onto dw’l'hs secretary oi
war has onion-ed a court martial in throne
of Captain fillies, mound of using his po-
sition to secure choice land at the recent
opening of the Cherokee strip.
Ir. Venues” loans Dost-eon
Wsantnorov. 0st d—ltir "norlleeo has
telegraphed in oil friendo of the repeal bill
to to book by 'i‘nmiay nest. He has once
unmade up his mind tourgo real war
tor Willonai repeal.
eat-awe runs-u an Item.
Wasnrsnurr. bet. Iinoorotary Unrllolo
sentin- Chicago thofmmI
pury Mr several more years.
ho Jodi ling to boil III More.
Get. deuce a has:
in km anal-v
out his entire roe-grim
providing thata paired senator on ayes 1 . ‘
“We are either in favor of their repeal or f
nsmu'rjojue Las'r.
Y'all-s. tho condemned tumbler. lingo II
"to Yao- of Death.
Barnum“. Oct. 6.-<Pollas. the now
the judge I order the prisoner knoll. while
tho death sentence was read Pallas llsI
toned quietly, stroking his mustache. 0n
rioing,the judge asked him to sign the po-
por. To this l’allsv replied:
“What! Sign my death sentencoi i
would rather sign thedeath sentence of the
the pu bile prosecutor."
TiIo judge reInonIItrIIted with Pailas, who
answered that the law oi retaliation was
”An oyu for an eye undo tooth for a tooth."
The prisoner then signed the paper with o
firm band. _
While crossing the castle court on his
way to the chapel in which be is to remain
so hours, the prisoner repeatedly ohoutad.
“Long live anarchy!"
l'ailas entered the chapel singing an
anarchist hymn. and he continued singing
it for a long time. shouting at the top oi
his voice the closing words of each stanza.
”Kill. kill!"
Before going to the chapel he was al-
lowed to see his vrlfe and children. He
kissed and weptovcr his infant son and ex.
buried the members of the family to con-
tinue in the with of anarchism.
He has asked ihslvwhen be is taken out
before the soldiers to be shot he shall hard
the privilege of giving the order to fire.
THE GROOM CAME BACK
Mr. (‘rofl Tells a Remarkable story About
His flue-t Absence.
Mm: In: Vrznsox N Y.. Oct. 0. Kitty
llyi-Il MoGailinr Ii. the pretty ”your old.
daughter of ticorge \chalIiard. rI va-allhy
contractor at l‘rlbarnvllle. who was to
hale been married on Monday last to low
Moi). Crofl‘. II widower. who lives in this
city and who failed. to appear. has been
murrlul at last. Crol! returned to l'slham-
ville about 5:30 p. ur.. and at T: the lluv.
C. W. Bolton was called to the .lt‘iiulllartl
residence. when be tied the IIuptlol knot.
Mr. l'roil tolls a remarkable story.
(In Monday, he says. he went to New
in his pocket. After making those pur-
chases be entered a can, to be taken to the
Grand l‘cutrai III-pot. ’l‘wo stronger-s fol-
lowed him into the sub. and on the way he
claims to luvs been gagged and chloru
formed. \\ l I II he regulln d his senses. be
It Is in i“‘i- I; N. Y., Inluus $567 and the
ring he had IIuIclIasisl for hi.- bride
(Irufl a II utlIiIIlIIuas has nm or been dues
tioucd befurc, and all his neighbors in I’cL
burnville believe his story. The bridal
couple start on a tourtonlghf.
motlng In Indiana.
horas/Innis. tier. 6I~~Trouble at thI
ilig Four simps at ludianoh over the em
pillyilii‘lli I“ nonunion boiler makers re
III.l:.-Il in a running battle between the po
1w III..l .‘tlr‘: ‘1'. James Pitt was killed.
I! .I I ~'. ;.I .l. l'. Riley ofihe PM
I. l iLfiI sariomly injured.
. ( ouplos Disappointed.
III-I. fl Every umrial at-
I - , .IIcIIt rIIcI- yI-stcrday. and the
I . 5.3 about ‘III couples came to
tho II .‘ -. .I I» II: (III getting married, only
l‘ Iinw; minted. ()oe prospective bride
I -l III in lt'l’flbiy distressed by the do
NI. ( an». of Action Against Elliott.
l'I’IIIII' i': IIVII. N \C. Uct. d.-~TlII- jury
in tho . :~ in“ llinsy against John El-
liot: t I {I I; II IluIIIages returned a verdict
of l. I mus for notion. Elliott shot and
“Mr l John iiilIIy UH Now. 6,189: in kl
Hm I' . .. IlII II ll'Ii‘fl II political diwuqion.
\l’i
0m» rol IIrant'o oNophow Assaulted.
Si.“ Yuma, III-I ti Vliyasesllrantllent.
III pin-w of tiruerul liraut. lion in Bellevue
hospital with II fractured skull. and Peter
TI-Ilerlo. II French painter. lI held to await
llIr result of lit-‘ot slIIjurleo. The ilIPll had
ullarrrled. .I. hi all assault ensued.
A Moamer's “Inn... (”opacity
Nun i :II Oct ti The British tank
H‘l‘llll-‘l lIuI IIIIII will take away 70.0w
iMU‘l‘I'i! of oil inbuilt. This is fully about)
gallons more than any other tank stosmer
III the World can marry. Her cargo will
lumi right iurgrl F‘Zflglilh Hi’lipl.
ithnrln Island‘s Day at the I‘oir.
(Miran-I, III-I. It, ltiuhls islanders came
by IIIIIIIIIIh ymfernlay to celebrate their
day Iv lill‘ for Governor Brown delivered
an Illlt'i'll'v'i, ll‘.,' address. and the oration by
l'Illrl‘I-l‘nlil‘ WIlIIuInII wasoloqueut and aeliol.
ariy.
tungrooom“ rrryava Inubhod.
IIIIAIH 0.. ti ‘l‘be lieIIIocrntic state
com" :imu nominated h‘ruuk li‘i’iliuttf this
my for ntlpl‘ema judge and declined to
plow Congressman llryou on tho resolu-
tion mmmittee or give him any recogni-
lion.
fli- Right tloaonod mm.
film llat'I Ul'l. fl, ----- Afwr booing Lud-
wig IIIIIlcrIIIvII killed by the cars on the
Him" Line r» 1d. ilk-hard Wolfe waoao un-
nerrmi that he failed in (of. out Hf the II,
of the some train and was killed also.
a marsh scum Iliiod.
llI'usIIs Avon. Dcl. d.~-'l‘hs bombard-
IuI-II'. oi It II do .IIIIIIIlro was resumed vig-
IIrIIII.ty II} Ilwlusurgsut fleet. under oom-
mIIIIIi IIi Admiral Melln. A flying shell
killed II subject of Great Britain.
Rim! head lry ms Chills.
lv‘LarncI-II. N, Y. (int. rI.~i"I-anll Mo
1‘ imkoy WI» ninth and instantly killed by
Bryan Munulnu his (hum. while strug-
cling for tho pormmllm of II rifle. which
mm on: lib: Itally Iii I-chnrgml
Aulrlila by Rio. Hrs-ognlatlnw.
lfinlxiKlJW’. (lot. lin‘IIIIKII .‘IIlIIrrIII. a hot.
rer, FIBRNHIUII II noose mod. nf hatters‘ felt
about b”; IIII l. and tho hrmllnmrtl of the
beds Ind. list limit lay down and slowly
strum. II Ii lumen“ in death.
Governor Flowers monsoon.
MIMI". not. fled-JOVPHIOI’ Finn-er hos
ranml II roIIIIIIIItatloII in the calls of Sam:
IE. Wuyman. convicted in Livingston
omIrIIy of the murder. in immf Emery
Thoyer.
Censored ”to Condo.
Nrw Yona (let. dw'l‘boolmmirorofm
mares adupIIIl resolutions (I’Cliflfifi‘ the
United Mam senate for delaying repeal of
tho Shortnoaw low.
”W W m an.
”or. (headroom-t Inna set of
muons“ moonstone“ or
mm Nasty hunks. D. 0.. as his
John M. Palmer to Head the Re-
IiI-Iuned anarchist who threw the bomb at public"; Ticket,
General do Campos. was taken before the
military jud escorted by a strong guard.
He looked pa o yet had oilrrn bearing. 13! ”0033131.“ 0! mm Dllm'fl
York to make some purchasos. lInVIng Mir '
POLITICIANS III SFSSIIII
Who. The" Platform Will Pro-ably Do.
elaeo~0ooolp About the lyrooloo and
lounge Gatherings—Tire Republicans
a! Nebraska Adjourn.
Sr mourn: (lct. s. -'l‘he Republican state
convention was called to order at noon
Ex- Assemblyman P. W Culllaon of Do-
wego was chosen for temporary chairman.
and the occrotarles are John S. Kenyon. ll.
L. For and C. A. Ball. lion. Frank Bran
dogs of Buflslo has been selected for per»
monent chairman of the convention.
The programme of the Republicans took
shape rapidly yesterday afternoon and
evening, i'revlous to l! o'clock yesterday
but few of the delegates had put in an op
penance. and the advance guard was ap-
parently not well informed regarding tho
plans of the lendera The arrival of ex-
Senator Thomas C. Plait changed the so
pect oi ahlrs. and under his leadership
matters soon look obapo. Hr. Plato's first
declaration was to the shot that tho work
of the convention need not occupy more
than one day. He declared himself up
posed to the waiting policy and dismissed
the idea that the piano of the Republicans
Could in any event be Inflected by the pro
eroding: of tho Democrata Having taken
his [mlllrru in favor of a short oouventlon.
the [forum lwm leader began the prelim.
fnary wIII‘I ~, unwary to the realisation of
bio plan.
Assembling with Lotion.
.A conference was held in his rooms, con-
tinuing from the time of his and“) until
midnight almost without interruption.
The loatlura of delegations from all sections
of the state hastened there as they arrived,
wills to press the claims of favorites and
all to sequin: knowleduo of the situation.
The first candidate to open headquarters
was Addison ‘il. Colvln of Glens Falls. who
aspires to stars treasurers post. John
Wwdwanl "F-Fflluflkulluuplnd headquar-
ters as a candidate for attorney general
late in the afternoon.
The New York delegation is asking for
nothing but the nomination ior judge of
the court of apprala The candidate is I’d
ward 'l'. llurll it. and be will probably be
bound with ml. Ilppuuilion, despite the fact
that Silgi‘t‘ul.‘ Court Justice William Rum-
any of atiI has many friends. The fact
that New York city in united In its support
of Mr. Bartlett, and asks nothing else of
the convention appears to settle the mat
lf‘l’.
There was for some time considerable
doubt as III the head of the ticket. The
(illuiil was pr..I-ricsily settled early in the
evening. When the Albany delegation met
and Ilrridezi in present the name of General
John 1. Palmer. ex commander in chief of
the Grand Army of the llepuhlic.
Withdrawal or Mr. Woodward
Assemblyman Meyer Nusshwm of Alba~
ny h- IIi bu ll talked of for the nomination
for altunlty xrlloral. but withdrew in level
of hir ii unlwnl‘tl wlII' II General Palmer
consented to be named as the head of the
ticket.
la is IIIIIiersIIIod that William A. SutherI
land of Rochester will be chairman of the
committee on resolutions. The platform.
it is said, mli deal largely with state is-
suea. although the Minneapolis platform of
last your will be heartily lIIdorseIl.
The only contesting delegation is from
Onondaga county, and this will be submit-
ted to the cIIIIIIIIittoo on contested scale
The regular driegltluu in humid by ex
(‘ulIII-IIII- [I‘m-ms Heilvil'n‘ko and is opposed
by t‘I-llgltuumin Bvldeu.
Thurs has lwr-rI no change in the situa-
tion regarding i he nomination forcomptrob
lI~r. The nomination may go to Bufl'alo if
the Ilclrgntca from that city can agree upon
an achIpIIIbls candidate. The names of ex-
Congrrasman John B. Weber and ex-
Mayor Philip Becker have been mentioned
in Connection with tile place.
llu: fIIw of the well known Republicans
of the allllo nro Ilmllll. Who is missed ls
.l. Sinai Farm-ll, now traveling in the
south
MOCRATIC
moni “taken
Ils. 'r‘su Platform.
Shannon. ”‘1, ti. w'l‘he Democratic state
convention was “1"!“ to order by Senator
Murphy. who I.IIIIIlImtI-d lion. D. N. Lock-
wood of Erie for mu pantry chairman.
(,‘lmlrmv Lockwood was Introduced and
sIlIlI-IIIIde .‘II Ionrontlon at length. ills
referoncm III ii": nationalsdmlnistratloa
were recuivul lo III-ad silence. At 12:80 Mr.
Lockwood finished his Igwch. and tho aeo-
rotary cull II ”In roll of Ii. legalsa.
AftIr the presentation of several pstl~
tions thI- convention III l. 'lMp In adjourned
until today
The sulwnmmltteo for the committee on
rules has prepared a platform which will
be submitted for adoption to tho commit
tro- on resolulluns. it is understood that
the platform will bvdovotovi ohiely tootsie
matters. it will enumerate the results
which hare follower! Democratic «mind In
both branches of government. legislative
and administrative. including the new Iag-
isiativo and congressional ap rtloamsnes
IIIIIl prov lIIiIIu for a constitut oual scum
tion. low mass. legislation In the lateral
of lilhor and agriculture. etc. is will I.-
aillrrn the principles of previous [homo-
cralio era to platforms and declare for frugal
government. home rule. civil service yo.
form. low taxes. the promotional nest.
ssry nubile works. the improvement of the
canals. personal liberty. and will dseian
against onmptuary legislation.
1' no inland election plank will roam".
the last stale and nstlonal Mm
platforms. and will ehargo the press-a
financial and Industrial distress to unwise
Republican legislation. It will drunk.
the oposdy [hid unconditional raped or the
uroiIuI-II Iltiuuo of the Sherman silver low
t will contain an momma-um President
Clevoland’s and of Governor I‘lowor'o d»
ministration ..
lowest. lop-him
Limom, N II. Oct.
Nebraska mall’s! {Irate montlm.“
with nearly 1 I! again
spiltln the your ranks. mrfiagm thora-
solvss by oomph-dun the war
them with a hair degree am 1"
finished hetero nightfall. Jugs 1',’o,o,
CONVENTION.
My" III-lords; Ham 1‘.-
supreme court.
”III Year's limos Crop.
WILIIIIIIIIIIII, N. (3. Don not“! so-
porling booms hers limit that the
ratio. will be It per” seat
Mine and
meanin-
Murals.“
m ‘ WMMWEWW .
W—«ltrpuhileons or from
Harrison Inn marinated for just“ of the studio.
“mingle-on:
NEW SWINFJLING GAME.
Weston lirovuro Trying to Dispose of o
Worthless lloroo.
Guiana”). Mass. (Jet. it—A number
of prominent farmers in the southern part
of this county are complaining that they
have been tho victims of sharp practise.
Some rim-ego four man. with an elaborate
book. some ostensibly from Ksn~
soo With odooiro to improve the stock of
formsro‘ horses in this section. The man
claimed to own a Percheron stallion worth
”.50). They wanted 25 men to each give
their notes for 6100. All colts produced by
the stallion wore to be bought when 4
months old at .100 oath. In Doerlleld. Corr
way. thdeld and other places tho farmers
took the stock. it is now claimed by the
farnlon that when they came to sign the
notes they were for 02,500. holding them
liable for that amount. They declined to
sign and are now threatened with suits
The stallion is now slablod in Conway
Some experts place his value at 8300.
STRICKEN BY PARALYSIS.
Bio-aura lod Seems to no Only a Inert
Tilers Away.
foams. Oct. 6,—Th‘s Telegrnm'a Berlin
correspondent says that Prince Bismarck
has suffered a stroke of paralysis and that
ho is in on apathetic condition.
Bums, Oct. 6.41% Rudolsludt Lazy
desultnug says that Prince BlsIIIaI-ck is
slowly but steadily sinking, and Ihat it is.
improbable that he will ever leave Kissin
gen alive.
The Vosolocho Zaltuwg of Berlin obstaino
from publishing the worst news about
Prince Bismarck. simply expressing the
hope that his iron constitution will oushlI
him to recover from his renewed illness.
The Berlin Togebintt demands that ul‘ll
elal bulletins be published regarding thc
prince'slllmas. it calls to task those rm
oponsiblr for playing with the nation's I'II
tore»: in Blarnarck‘s condition.
BURNED IN A FU—RNACE.
A Death II Harvard That the Authorities
Did lot Announce.
BIJGTOI. Uct «Joseph L. Cornelius.
one of the brightrat students of the liar
yard divinity Miluoi. died at the Mussacbu
soils General hospital Sept. 25. The fact
was withheld by the authorities of the
hospital and the university.
Cornelius become insane through typhoid
fever and crawled into the furnace by which
the hospital was hosted. its was partially
cremated before the attendants could res
cue him and Ill din a few Ininut :s.
Cornelius Isa-Zn years of age and came
fromono of rho must utalthy and fll‘inLtr
erotic families of South Carolina. lie was
solar-d him
lendled Out of ”'n-m
NEW Ym Oct. 6.—— Mr. “ alIIaum mu.
swindlcrl out of 89,011) by a bogus telegram
on the day of the TamIIIany-lAnIpligiIIer
match. The message was slgno-if' Fioisch
mann and mmmisaioued Mr Walbnum ll.
flick Lamplighter for that amount for the
writer. 'l'betiuttcnlvurg president (lid so,
but Flelncbninnn did not send the ll‘il‘
gram.
'I'ho Morm' o Fatalities Confirm-d.
New IIIIIIIAIIII. (let. u, “in; the latest
information that has rem-had the city from
Grand lsis. (‘ honors, ( 'amanada. iiIIonI
(‘ook county and the country adjacent
thereto it is now estimated that betneen
um and 1.400 lives are lost. and damage in;
the extent of our ti. ”on III) has been Ilun
to property by the late storm
legen- J. (Imuiokoy I.ndietoI|
Poi assume. .‘I' Y. Uct 6 -'l' he grand
jury found a i: no bill (If indirtluent for but
glory in lilo third degree against Eugene J.
(,‘uIIIIIzlskt-y If New York. who is alleged
to be the Frllu’ through whom the i’awilng
bunk burglars tried to negotiate tumult of
bonds stolen from the Pun-ling Sari-age
bank.
Perry's First Born.
(litrIIIrII'. 0. T- (‘irt a, “The first baby
born in Perry was a son to Mr. and Mrs. E,
Heady. it arrived yesterday, and the
whole town has been celebrating the event
today, Hundreds of men have called upon
the baby. with presents, and they are nun
raising a trust fund for the little fellow.
rather Morphy Meet (In.
l’srrumv. N. .l . III-I. fl. - Father .‘uur-
phy will be Ilium-seem! on Monday next.
The Rev. Dr. liIIIiIlI has had a diuposmw
warrant lssuai against his former pastor,
and if he does not vacate the blurb by
Monday he will be ejected from the Dri‘lli'
ire. by s constable
the lantern Overlooked Cl. 00!).
Sum Pom Lass. Minn (II-r II The
body of on unknown manylth a iIIIlletiIole
through the head and a stone tied to one
wrist.hIIII been found here. ills pockets
had been rifled. but the murderer mu-
looked a money belt containing 61. non
A Two foul Ohio Girl.
Tattoo. (let. 6. A two headed hairs has
been born to Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp.
Tho youngster has a second head bronch-
lng out from the hack of the neck of the
first and facing in an opposite direction. it
is a girl and apparently hmithy.
flourish! a Ila. at «road llolglrt.
tlrrrvssnao. PII. net It -’i‘he Pennsyl-
vania Loyal legion unfurled a flag over
Gonnol Music's headquarters yesterday
from astafi lm feet high. Georg» (loIIlon
Hoods. grandson of the Gettysburg with
wonder participated
While News Killed In a nose.
Bitumen. Pa. Oct 6- White lime wife
of White illIll. chief of the lrmquoia tribe
of ludions. while ridina lno arms on the
fair grounds. was thrown againstztho rail
Inelmil‘lg the track. fills died III II few
mante- fl ., ”we.-. .. .. w
I naps-slots or a Whirl, rinses.
Lot ionLLI. Oct. fl wilortloy. Johnson Jr
00., our of the oldest whisky houses in the
stats, suspended business yesterday he
rouse of the closeness of the market
in; nua- lo a Ill-dilate.
N“ You. Oct. tie-Tho Woman's Fluf-
leoguo nominated hire Lilly Devot-
eons Ill-ho for delegate at large to the son-
ootltotionol alienation.
lull Another loosed W
llrorsovlsnn. rises, on. ham, 0.
Gym lowered the world's record furs rails.
start, at “empties park. rushing
it in wt as
from?!» man-amp.
murmurs”
w”... am
graduated last fall with honors. and wu. ,
taking a special course when the favor .
"summit. Pa. Oct. Ii.-'i‘ire county
«mum-mm
ob wo- Iirstroysd by Ira. Tampa an
M
ii Y’s ii 4 W2 [ATE
insure your Life in the (Bonn. General Lilo
ins. C0,. of ilsrtford. Remember. young man
that to a'day will insure your life for “Jill.
and 8: I. day will give you
llIlE THIIIISIIIII IlfllliIlS
if living. at In years of age.
8. S. L'Hnmm‘edieu. ig’t.
‘ ill Washington Street.
South ilnIIIaIII.
PI. H. Meekeriifln
Sale Agent for
8-. 8i i. ll. BOLTIlIl'S
Hill WATER HEATEI
Plumbing. Steam and Bar-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
lint Ilir Heating.
Hans and estlmnles fIIrniI-llm {I r either
Hot water. steam or hot air healing.
I'll SHUT" MAIN 'I’V'
—-— .\T——-
MANUFACTURER? PIIIIIES.
From was to film. 'I II .Tr‘uronf. styles of
running wars am all warru'liml. ilmdwnre
on lim- I IrriIurIN MI in! tumul, tlnr aamrb
mI-IIt of upholstered inhiivhv I-I I-slIII-Iive An
illiilll'fllrl'r lnIIInsi IIII IIIII-r. IlnnII. who will
trim i'llifllt‘l' at slum nIIIIII- ling-airing and
re-uphoisterlngdom- at abort notice. \eloci
pvt-liner. fluidized. from 8i." I 5le ”In Propt'ileI.
iirls‘ TrinI lee. him-u “Mum .I,II.II
F. BOY LSTON.
ltll'IV AY'l‘UN. UT. “ppm I R. H. Malian.
II‘IZi
W. L. DOUGLAS
33 SHOE IIII'P'II'III.
Doyaouvillom‘l Whoa rertlaasadiryofi.
Iooslntilowovid.
IfyouvrnislnsDi 538 modsintlIolsbi
lost. don’t pay $6 to i. try my ,IIMO.“ 000v
; Shoo. They fit no lie elitism mndoandiookud
over or trail. if you - ' II to ocenomlrs in your foot-arr.
dead by purchasing‘ l. llaIIIzIm S'mcr. lime and
prisouampeil on the 'inm. lnIlI f. f it when you flay
'- he DOUGLA, ”notion. loss. Sold by
J. ST'EHAUB.
72-. ~ mrr- Hilr'F'rlir.
u. 'I’.‘ mu! Iii ”until [nos 5 ‘ “
FEHA'E DIFIURCIEIIS
6.1M”: ”IINTEI,
W0“ FLY ' N.
Ir III'I‘ ‘ ’I .J ’ IeIIr‘Ilfl
L“; .AC *Ir‘l,
WM." ilr-II. etc.
' moo H “OI 'rv i” '5 Frauen!)
0f OKVIIlillIJfliiffmr
Hm t'I‘ rumor: Vi til." YJny,
‘I’MAL IO! 60 CENTS.
(«trio ~I..a Mil/w“ M
iMONEV REFUND!!!
Ivnwy rm fIIrIlirIe nIiIIIIII
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prevent and r are
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meantime-w
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lln lnu Want a Bicycle?
AWIIW rude safety hicrclo. folly
Cash—- 3 I 00-- Cash.
mmdmg‘fioyiowmm waiters".
Practical Bugle Repairing ‘
IIcInII‘rs IIIITn.
Itiiorduotshortntnleo. We vs on hands
nooithoiatoot
mm! at“
w red tinil nsllyour attention. Primes
all... “if ’ lot stautw IIII
“unionism
WW“ I
Wnlcnn in Niclsrsnn,‘
3A "Ii" 8t. IONIFNI 0‘23”, i I'J'tiilltflll'u nun“ who ’rIIIIIIIII.mI.I.u 11.2
that you
. may wish
and we
that the
work
will be
done with
and
ill! Elliiliili
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Street.
South
N orwalk.
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Guarantee
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hi mailw onto—-
oandhr Isv toChlfiiluerd
#leolu attention
patients.
Illi. F- 0'. MINER.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
o8”
J. o. JENNINGS. ,
Undertaker.
a SIGHT lfl'llldll’l‘. nonwana.
UppII-Ilw Home Balm». y Depot.
CONN _
sell of
OLD Inn RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
Snnlh- Norwalk
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERI
CITY IIF NIIIIWALK
AND ‘
EAGLE.
Will leave Pin 21. E. B. Beekman street.
New rorir. uthp.m
lIctavc Norwalk. 6 p. In; South Norwalk. iii!
In
‘P
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Freight rctelted from k“ in lo’ a p. m.
L' pun application tangents the City of Nor-
waib and En lo will be ~cnt for spec Isl lots of
frrluhlanywlicrein New lurk or its vicinity.
WAN persons are forbId trusting any of
the rmploers of the imam of this line. on lac»
count of i It: ”A urns thereof. art!) if
F. I‘. MnmsSaieGn
Successors to E. C. Morris a: C0.
oar-nu. 3250.000.
64 Sudhury St, Boston, Mass.
fire and
BngIHEI-«Prnnl Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AN!)
DEPOSIT WUIIII M iii IlIiIllS
The Best Sales In the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. “Mi. since that great fire
who re (It) of our sales IIII re subjected to intense
bout. preservin.r IlII ir Ionlonte
(JilAMPlON RECORD also in the Great
Chlcagol-‘irelnlii'fl in riiellreat Boston Fire
in no; and in all the great tires since. Send
for clrI uiars. Agents w.IIrItIId s8 lllln
FURNITURE
David Stow,
I n. IEIIII'IIInsT
Paper HangeI. Caitiminn PaImeI
~ IId deaiu in
Will I'iI'EiI MID BiliIIItllS
mortb Mudunlrwl. Ito. Nora-a lk
lbmple books of full line latest Alyrtli of
Papers. Borders and Hill Mouldings toilrn
boom for inspection on notice by pooto
mclii ”Estimator-o serially given.
1‘s" Mr
hills. DII. II. A. IillIiFIiIlli
Can ho consulted at her omce.
“2 llrosd 8t. Bridgeport, (it.
from ill a. m. to 'f p. In. any day except Sunday
The Doctor is II rogulorp ylloiau
the wall-m In years boom9 0 the ilililAfig
from an difficulty wincl’rlsw t in the so: no
“r. (luiimrd in t e strictest con
dance.“ wittn ten assurance of receiving
most skillful smisoisntlllo tree at lit-m
in modern gamer and medicine. oneness
furnished for mu nemout cases. m?
«rate. All letters promptly rapist
it“
close stain
F II NASH II IlIlIl.
DO A”; KIND! 0"
Plumblna. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
M" '“ Hot All” Strain Iiullvsl
DEALERS l3
IIIIIIJIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.
Demand cllllltli Stimuli
'I'O mourn (maul.
tectonics! atasdwlito motiv-
I:
I» warn.
Norwalk Chronicler