Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 27, 1895 · page 2

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profitable piece to visit.

, W.
$1.00 per halfdoiren. ,
W in Gold Aluminum:

flail. MW, areal, tine stag handler, from Northampton :td IMI' Oil. It 1. PM It!
g 1 per not
line of Foreign and domestic Jardlnieres.

jWoreeater and DresdenVsees, Brice-brie and (Stocks.
‘ iii party favors, Wedding and Birthday Presents.

Sturtevan

hwprbea will serve as imitations:

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thing you desire-Staple orfanc'y-othe prlcss eelowasthe quality LuBSTEBs

, mm. per 1b.. illic Best Soda Crackers. 0 lbs. for Sic
Shoulder. per-lb. W Best Ginger Snaps. 4 lbs fordlic

' perpecr. lac Beat Lemon Crackers. i the. forms

30c But Rice. 5 fits. for the

no Best Oatmeal. 7 ibezfor He

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Provisions and Stock.

Fllll Eillll lllliilll IlliESl'Eil can he made by our

”this as encoeaarni Speculation in Grain.

Systematic

Small Investments

Plan of Speculation

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information address

mystem
indweil- known fact that there are thousands aims in all parts of the Unittd States
Chicago brokers. mete large amounts every
thousanddollers for the men who invests a hundred or two hundre
those who invest a few thousand.
elect fact that those who mate the largest
onthle plan are persons who live away from

ear rang-
dollare up

Bronte from comparatively small invest-
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the whole amount invested on any trade. but covers both sides.”
rises or fails it brings a steady proilt that piles up enormously in” a

also our Manual on successful speculation and
-maklnir pointers. ALL’
margin trading fully. Highest re erencee in regard to our standing and success.

still. ()ur Manuel ex-

“ THOMAS & 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
24l- -242 Rllltll Building. cHIoico, Ill.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Undertaker.

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NORWALK

Caught of! Norwalk islands.

leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwelk every Batnr-
day morning. A fresh arrival of

kinds of Fresh Fish

every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
Wt of

All

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to be found.

PURE TOMATO CATSUP

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WALL PAPER

In our New Store you will
rind the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.

Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.

PAI’NTERS’

,m SUPPLIES,

ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,

GLASS, ETB.
E. E. Gorham,

corner Flret in. and lien 8t.
EAST NORWALKA

YOUR SAVINGS lN

. RELIABLE SIX PER

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on monstrous
raccoon rue
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Boon 1. Min Building. Norwalk.

‘dMngthi-v’raeto

. ~ Hermione. an... um... um
snrthislollcwmmarleaboidduhinthe
fight for Republican supremacy in this
stoic by taking possession of the state
committee and deposing B 19‘. Gilkoaon
from the chairmanship. Their object in
place themselves in po-
aiiion to prepare t coils of the delegates
to Wednesday’s convention so that they
might appear before that body with a pri-
me facie case. What the effect of this move
will he cannot be yet foretold, and the
next thereof the Hastings people is looked
for with great interest.

The situation in general this morning
is intensely exciting and altogether uncer-
tain. Both factions are claiming victory,
but it must be admitted thatthoee who
are opposing the aspirations of Senator
Quay arc the most serene and confident.

’ The Junior senator has his headquarters
at tho Lochiel hotel, where he has put in
a very busy night. The delegates are slow
in arriving. As they arrive they are con—
fronted im' the first time in the history 0!
the Republican party in this state by dual
headquarters of the state committee. One
of these is at the Commonwealth hotel and
is in charge of Mr. Gllkoson, who is as.
slated by A. D. Fcttcroif, secretary of the
committee;

The other is at the Lochiel hotel and
had been engaged by Chairman Gilkcson,
but when he came to take possession he
found that Senator Quay's followers had
captured the room and ploccd J. B. lie:
of Huntingdon, another of the secretaries
of the state committee, in charge.

Large placards announcing the location
of the rival headquarters and requesting

each of them ornament the walls in many
parts of the town.

Ouey'e Adherente Hold a Meeting.

Seventy‘ three of the 121 members of
the state committee attended the meeting
held in the interests of Senator Quay.
Thomas V. Cooper of Delaware county
was made temporary chairman by acclu
mation. A resolution was then adopted
that a committee of three be appointed to
wait upon Chairman Gilkeso to no-
tify him thatlthe comm ad convened.
and that a majority of its members were
present and desired him to preside over
their deliberations. This committee was

chot of Pi“ county

They repaired to the Commonwealth
hotel and found Chainucu Gilkeson, to
whom ox Lieutenant Governor Watrcs read'
the resolution. When this had been done,
Mr. (illkoson said:

"I have not called the state committee

fore Lt "

The committee returned to the hood-
quurtcrs in the Lochiul House and mode
its f'i‘pilf‘il, after which a resolution was
(rift-rod by J.‘ 1). Soul of Dauphin and
adopted that Walter Lyon, Henry K
Boyer, VV. H Andrews, Guncrul J K.
Siegfried, Dr. H. ’I'hmnus, James 8 Bio-
com, E. W l’iirsbuil,(1‘corgc 1%.. Scull and
J. H. Hurrah be appointed a committee

- on credentials and authorized to make up '

the roll of rich-mites to tho stnto conven-
tion. The continuum-was instructed to
mules its report iii a rum-ting of the state
cmnmltir-vtobc hold at ll o'clock this
morning at tho lmchivl inutul incudquurtnrs.

A romlutiou Wins also adopted instruct-
ing it cmmnlttn-c tn uproot-lulu what ur-
rnngvmeuts imd born mods for tho udnriso
slunof dologutm, invinbcrs of the press
and others untitled to the privilege of tho
iirmrimrius to the "runner in which the
votes upon various propositions will be
taken.

The :ztrm' committee tlwli adjourned to
must tmluy.

Martin, (I. 1.. Munro nud the other loud—
ors sat around umi discussed the situation,
ull vxprvssiug in the roost confident math
ncr possllilc tlwir belief that they had won
their fight. ( imirmnu (illkoson declined
to gin. out artsy-figures. but Mr Martin
said he knows of Hit) doll-gums who will
vote ugniust Quriy- for stuto chairman.
This is if) more thou the number necessa—
ry to win.

Both Sides claim a Majority.

Senator Quuy reiterates his previous
dcclurutiuu that he has not less than 160
delegates. Both sides claim to have cnpv
turod sumo wavering delegates today.
Thomas V. ('rmpcr, who octod as tempo-
,rury cimlrmnu of tho uwetlng of the stale
coimnitti-o Thursday afternoon, and J udgo
Miller called on Governor Hastings at the
capitol twice after the meeting adjourned.
The anti Quuy people claim that they sug-
gested us it mnmpromisc thut Quay and
(illkosou both rctlrc, any being willing
to permit his opponents to name the state
cluilriuun. Mr. (Jimpcr says his visit WM
for an entirely different put-mile. The
suggestion, he snys, was mode that it wan
improper for a man occupying the high
sxvcutivo pcsitlrm of governor of Pennsyl-
vnuln to take m-tlm port in a frictional
political fight, and that he should there-
fm'c got out of it

Today both (actions are busy preparing
rolls of delegates, rind it will pmbnbiy not
be known until tonight, when both sides
caucus, whether there will be twu (limb? n-
tious. Many of the knowing unvs profess
to believe that tho Quoyltor, fnliing to get
control of the tcmmmry organization on
Wednesday, will bolt and hold on indc~
pendent convention. in this event there
may be two Republican tickets in. the
field this full.

David Martin, C. L. Magoo, rltoto Chair-
man Giikeson and Governor Hastings, tho
and Quay leaders, were in conference loot
night at the executive mansion from to
o ‘ciocir until nearly midnight It is assert
ed that they wont carefully over the list
of the delegates. and after eliminating
from it every doubtful name they found
that they boil in clear majority in the con-
volition.

The sutxmmrgittco of the state crnnmit-
tee, to which was referred the contests in
the First and Fifth wards of Philadelphia,
involving the seats of five delegates, hold

rooted session last night senator
Penance of Philadelphia represented the
contestants and presented affidavits to
show that the Quay delegates were legally
elected The anti Quay delegates whose
names have been placed on the regular roll
by Chairman Gillie-on ware not M
ed, and the subcommittee depided to rec-
ommend that the nemesof theilvecon-
intents, four from the First ward and one

 

fromthell'ifth, bo pluoodon the Quayrcll.

”and

ride the «mantis. 't'iic hlgparadcie

delegates to present their credentials at“

 

 

composed of Louis H. Watros of Scranton, ,
W. A. Stone of Allegheny and E A Pin- ' here

together, and I how no business to lay be- .

At tho tutti-l uuv int-ad urirtirs David a
Y ‘ (I { ’cnndldiuy this your on a gold standard

 

. prisoner having knocked him down and

 

the feature

Oommendcrtes have been arriving from
north. south, Mend west. By hundreds
and by fifties they have coins—4n coach,
parlor oars, sleeper and special-want“ there
is assembled here an army the like of
which in splendor and good fellowship has
flavor been seen before in Boston.

The entire city has donned a holiday
dress, and on every handflagl. banners,
gayly colored streamers and flashing lights
greet the eye. Immense numbers of in-
candescent lights have been arrangedto
represent almost evory known Masonic
emblem. The Masonic temple decorations.
are, of course. the most elaborate, the
principal feature being is huge outline
cross of colored lights covering almost
the entire front of the building. The Al-
bion building is not far behind, and all
along Newspaper row the occupants have
extended a welcome to the air knights in
a blaze of light.

The different hotels, where the large
commandorlos are melting their headquar-
ters, are jammed to the doors. Each com-
mondcry is keeping open house, and a
constant stream of humanity in black and
gold rcgnllo is pouring in and. out since
enrly morning.

JERSEY, FOREST FIRES.

Egg Harbor end llaya landing Threatened
by the Flames.

Eco Hanson, N. J., Aug. 27. —-Thcre is
great alarm among tho people of this place
over the futile eflorts of the farmers to
check the progress of the forest fires, which
seem to be raging as fiercely as over. .

Congressman Gardner’s loss by the
flames so for amounts, it is estimated, to
over 81, 500, and several valuable buildings
on his extensive form are now in immi-
nent danger. The flames pro spreading in
a southwesterly direction, and every town
and village within 50 miles of this place
is actively preparing to fight the flames.
The air is ililed with smoke and floating
embers, and if the wind should increase
there is no knowing how far the flames
will reach.

Mars LANDING, N. J. Aug. zit—The
forest tires which started several days ago
at Egg Harbor are rapidly approaching
this place, being not more than two miles
away. Trenches are being dug and filed
with water. and other preparations are be-
ing hurriedly made to prevent disaster

 

VALKYRIE READY.

She Tries Her Big Racing Sella oi! the
Hook Today.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—-V' nlkyrio XII,
Lord Dunrnvcu's big cutter, anchored in
the Horseshoe. just inside Sandy Hook
rind about audio from the beach. Her
crow, having bout the mulnsuii, hoisted
it, and an hour later it was lowered and
furled for the night. Shc will go out for a
soil stretching spin today.

Monday was a busy day for Skippers
.Crnnilold rind Sycamore rind the crow.
i500!) after sunrise some of the men were
at Work putting fresh lacquer on the
yacht’ 5 port side, where the sun had blis-
tcrod it, and they were oil through when
the writer begun to pour into the big dock.

Valkyrie was afloat by it unlock last
night, but it was on hour and in half later
before the dock gate was ltpi'lil‘d and she
was imulod out alongside tllt‘ English
stcum yutht Hermione 'l‘hrrc hundred
persons \Viltihid cwry mow.

CAMPBELL EXPLAINS.

Does Not Favor Free coinage, but Took a
Free rillver Nomination.
hinssrrmnx, 0., Aug. 27.—F.x-chorn0r
('umpbull “fill asked to harmonize his ex-
pressed willlngmss to' ‘chuncc it" on A
free silwr plntfurm four years ago and his

platform.
its follows:
i did not furor free rolnugc by tho
E'lllll‘il Status iilliiit‘. four years ago. not- do
I now, although i am on international
blniotulils‘t. ll'lintl sold imir ypars ago
was that I Would tuko the chances of clcc‘
tlcn upon tho platform as i found it.
Janus if. CAMPBELL.

lln- met this inquiry by With

Clark's Allegeri Murderer Arrested.
PLAINi‘iEhl), N J. Aug 27. --Frcdorick
Schump is locked up in the county jail to
await the result of thc coroner's inquest
into the killing of Former Samuel Clark,
rlr., which occurred at Scotch Pinlns late
on Saturday night, a horse drmm by tho

trampled on him to such an oxtcut that
he dlcdof his injuries a few ruomoute
latcr.

 

Japan Will liuiid Forte.

1.0mm. Aug, 27. -A lin-riln dispatch
to The Standard any» film it is reported
thot .lupmi “Ill build two mm naval forth
at Orninzito. in Arknorl, and m. i vikoboy,
in tho hmhmi islumis it is further rc-
[mi-Ml that tho mlirudo will send it squad-
ron of his best iuon- -of- wnr on n cruising
expedition to Europe and America.

luepnte Ended In Murder.

Winsurirurotr, Aug. 27. -—-lioury Brown,
a colored laborer. was stabbed and almost
instuntly killed by a follow workman.
James Brown The dmd wr'is preceded by
niilsputoix-twcou the limit over money
with which Jami-s llrlwn had been doin-
gntod by Henry rind other men to get.
some hour.

time" Yachts ltaoe
Nuw Yomi, Aug. 27 ——-'l'ho first of the
trials to decide which of half a down 15
footers will represent this country in tho
uniting international nice with Spruce [V
for tho ponwnnokn international challenge
sup took place oil ('r-ntcr island. The

Olisstu. u Hurrcshofl limit, won

Window (ll-ea Manufacturers (is—bias.

Ctnvraaro, Aug 27. «Window glass
manufacturers from Ohio, Pennsylvania.
lndiiins and Illinois met here and organ-
ized a continuation, tho purpose of which
is to advance prices to meet the increase
in the price of raw material and the proa-
peotlvo advance in wag/rm.

Was it min... or more»
Wrimvuts, Mo, Ann 87. «Jinn. Sol
Hoghlett. mm of the best known than in
Iisaourl, shot and instantly killed him—
self in Poytou' a drug store lie was alone
when the rovolvor was discharged. and it
is unknown whether the shooting was

 

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lie vcd inking.-
magnificent,“ heroines

“HT“! ONLY GENUINE

suit lililil hiatus}

Dumbest-lie steamed

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anthem and on fish
TAKE NONI WITHOUT.

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lam, here to sell Groceries. I
am here to sell good Groceries
only. I am selling

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cheap. for cash.

Flour, Washburn’s or Jones’, $4.75.
Butter, best tub, 24c; Green’s Farms
Creamery, 28c.
Cottoiene, 3 lb. pail,
lb. pail, 9c.

Lard, 3 lbs. 25c.
Cheese. 13c.

Pork, 11c.

Beans, 9c and 10c qt.
Tomatoes. best. 7c.
Domestic Sardines, 4c. ’

Condensed Milk, 8c.

Salmon, 12c,

3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.

Lunch Baked Beans. to can.

New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 30c dcz, . ~
Ginger Root.

Home made pure Cider Vinegar.

i propose toeern a reputation} for good
goods at lowest prices.

illllENle DIBBLE

flow'o 'I his 1’

We offer one hundred dollars reward {at
any case of cat arrh that cannot be cured by
Hall’s Catarrh Cure!

F. J. CHENEY a C0.. Props. Toiedmo.
We, the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transec-
tlons and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.

Wrist 6; Thuax. Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo.
0. Watmso. KINNAN at MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. 0.

Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
inr directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. Price the per bottle. Sold
by all druggisls. Testimonials free.

 

28c; Ccttolene, 1

 

 

 

 

Young Man

Why take the chance( of Nd lug without in-
an urance whenl“ NS a DA YWILL
leUiiE YOUR LIFE (For mm?
Or 6 Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of Si, 1m. payable to yourself if you live.
With insurance,like everything else,t the heat
is the cheapest.“

Iilliill‘lllli‘b'l GENERAL
c LIFE lNSUllANCt Company,

6. S. L’Hommedleu.
lll WASHINGTON 81.00

eonth Norwelk.

......._. .MWM...

WAGONS.“

New and second hand

Buggies, illusions, Carriages
canopies. Spindles, ctr.

irricee to Suit All.

 

 

(JAM. AND Hill '11!“

Henry Tilly.

 

SKEES Ellll SALE

AT ROWAYTON.

My

line Fancy :‘im, it list, lime
slim

line Whiting sum, it last.
on fourteen-Feet Illii.
one Twelve-Fact Follower.
line Ileriett 8ch Follower.”
Iris Eight-Fm iellcnsr.

dire tit-Feet Follower-
Gead serviceable basis. at low prices.
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