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has been sonnets» ammo
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"III GINIENT IIIIITEII
Ian? ladies who seareel took an no;
dike-school at first er’e today urea}
‘ile. realising that the ability to
y superintend the cutting and
of garments for family use is
pleasure and a valuable saving.
y no lineof household work has
W so shaman“ lly neglected as the "it?!
strso e as no seem a
Mile.- true thgt nine-tedths oi the
ladies of today have no correct
go oi the science of cutting, in a
.mect manner, the garments that adorn
their terms.
Alady’a crown of glory is a nice and
pensionable garment, cut (in such a man—
ner that will give her a grand and stylish
a one.
Elf interest and future prosperit
if 2::
" dlvlduelly and coilectirely. strong
‘ vita outonttend the Cuttin Schoo
' Al are invited tocail an investigate
our work. .
Soho ll 'I'nesdev. Thursday end Satur-
,day,2tnlisnd7toilp. m.
Iii National Gannon! (inner to.
.‘i‘ ‘ ' i" u on.
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pes-
ent businessconducred for Moore": rug,
8 r W U E‘. P'Tturornu
' 90 ig'ggse'curoehp'a‘l’tgnt‘ln Ice: time than those
restore from Was In Inn. ‘
Send model. drawing or pumm. wub descrip-
We advise. if permeable or not. tree of
charge. our fee not due on intent is secured.
‘ ' IWLQ‘I’. " II" ml) min l‘ulems. with
classes in the U. S. and foreign menu-seal.
sent free. Address. .
c.A.suow £200.:
0". Farmer nrrmn. w» n r. 3 4
_.
f leneee Walks
put down by the most} experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
.uvnene ens.
' v Caporal 1
. I, Little ’ .‘
Cigars
‘for5 cts.
sow BY ‘ALL DEALERS.
M l"
Interesting ‘ '
To Many
to 'the price and quality of our
Creamery TelBeller
bought before the rise in price.
We have enough to supply a
large demand for a considerable
25c lb.
.
liillENZil lllBBlE
Young Man”—
Wh take the chance of dyin without In-
suraynce when UR CENTS If DAY Wild.
”3150 BE YOUR LIFE For Slim ?
0r ii Shelia; Day ‘3"3‘" Yule; Isfu locum.
, . a e curse you v».
“Wei [funnnpczflue evelxytblng elae.the bell
is the cheapest.
INSURE IN ’1'!!!
TICUT GENERAL
coWHIJFE INSURANCt Comoanv.
of Hartford.
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south Norwelk.
time.
Conn
Palem Medicines
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L!AVE NEW YORK.
roe Bout-u Nonwssn:
A. u.~12m m‘d‘t ex. em ac. lllll so. 7 an ac.
allies. littlelelltex. mm or. lillllnc. ll llies.
lflac. 120.! soon so. P. M.—~lllisc. Miles
llamlimexJOEPX Miller. imlex. sell
mementos» 7 machines... illliec.
Brianna,
'A.Io~l'£mex.800 ac. m so. i’. M.-lll|
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Dsnbury Division.
Leave Home Normans:
A. ~68? no. 015-0. mm or. P. ”rel 43
no.4 Plitsileid ex. ll 12 ex. 6 is M
buttons.
Able-0D ac. P. H .725».
loans Dasacsv:
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1'0 seven-recess.
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Drug Store,
I2 Washington ttmi
INVEST '
YOUR ssvisos m
RELIABLE SIX PER
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‘Kansaa.chublican... ............. .
' from the various senatorial and assembly
‘l’ha my celoael's riot-r liar nuns
Isl-s late sauce-i Mim-
W and Complexio- at law fast
and an em Wares.
also Your. Nov. 1.-’l'he returns or
‘lussdey's stats elections were slow in
coming from nearly all sections. but the
latest returns do not materially change
the figures as already given. The follow
in: are the pinralitiss in the various
lilies as compiled from latest returns:
. States. , Pluralitics. ,
flew York. Republican...
New Jersey. Republican”
Pence hangs. Republican
lamachuaetts. Repub 65.00:
lows. Republican. ....... 75.00-
Illinois. Republican.. 80.0!”
Kentucky. blicsn lime
limisslppl, Dcmwmtic moot
Nebraska. Republican. ...
Utah. Republican .........
Bradley Suggested For View President.
Innisssrous, Nov. 7.-—-"If W. 0. Brad
Icy is elected governor of Kentucky. ” said
John C. New. proprietor of the Indiana-
polis Journal. ‘it will probably make him
the Republican nominee for vice president
next year."
New York Legislature.
ALBA". Nov. 7.—Cmnpleted returns
districts of the state show that the Repub-
licans will have the legislature by a ma.
jority of so. The senate will be composed
of 87 Republicans and 12 Democrats, with
one (H. J. Coggeshail) unclassified. The
political complexion of the assembly will
be: Republicans. 106; Democrats. 44.
The following is a list of the senators
elected:
R. Republican. l). Democratic.‘ file-elected.
THE SENATE.
District.
2!. J. Balientine. ll.
Hobart Krumm. it.
. E. ’i'. Bracken. R.
. M. Nussbaum. it.
. 1.. U. 'l'lbbitts. B.
. (iecrge Cahoon. ii.
. (i. it. Melby. R.
W. R. Brown. R.
'H. J. (..‘oggcshall.
ind. it.
‘Joeepb Mullln. R.
. Horace White. R.
. N.N.:ltranahau.li.
W. E. Johnson. R.
B. M. Wilcox. R.
8.0. Stewart. R.
.l. S. Sheppard. R.
‘John Raiues. it.
'0. it. Parsons. B.
H. Harrison. it.
'1'. E. Ellsworth. R.
l..li. linmphrchi.
(,‘barles Lanny. it.
. Simon Sieberi. ii.
l‘. A. Davis. it.
'F. \V. lilgginS. R
District.
1. Richard Higbie. R.
2. 'l‘. Koehler. D.
3. F. J. Gallagher. l).
4. G. W. Brush. R.
5. 'M. C. Culley. D.
8. James Taylor. ll.
7. P. H. McCerren. D.
8. Albert A. Wray. it.
9. J. L. Wiemsu. R.
10. ‘Jobuh‘.Ahsarn. D.
ll. '1'. D. Sullivan. D.
12. S. .l. Foley. I).
la. B. l". Martin. D.
it. '1’. l". Grady. l).
15. Frank D. Percy. R.
m Innis Munslnger.D.
ll. Charles B. Page. It.
18. Maurice Feather~
son. D.
19. John Ford. R.
a). 'J. A. Cantor. ll.
21. ’Cliaries l..(iuy. D.
22. J. lrvlng Burns. ll.
El. ‘0. below. R.
a W. C. Daley. H.
25. Charles Davis. it.
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New Jersey.
Tussrns, Nov. 7.——l.ntest returns indiv
onto that New Jersey elected John W.
Briggs (Rep) govornor over Chancellor
McGlll by A majority of 25,000. The next
legislature will be made up as follows:
House. lire Republicans and 17 Democrats;
senate. 18 Republicans and 3 Democrats.
The following will compose the senate:
Atlantic ...... Knnllli‘l D. iiuffmun ........... R.
Bergen ......... Willium M. .lnhnmu ........... ii.
Burlington. . ...Willlam l‘. i’nrry .............. ll.
Camden ........ Maurie-v A. Rugs-rs ............ ii.
(lope Mny. Edmund [we Ross ............ it.
Cumin-Hand, ,,E«lwurul l‘. .‘itnkml ............. H.
Efimrx ...... livnrgo- W. Kriuhnm ........... ll,
iloucvstcr ..... Benjamin J. Pucker ......... ll.
“(Dion ...... William D. Duly ............. D.
Hunter-dun . . . .liichard .‘i. Kuhl .............. i).
MQ‘I‘i‘l'l‘ ......... William ll. bikini: ............. it.
Mlddlcm-x.. . . ..('bnrlcs R. Herbert ........... ii.
Monmouth. . . ...Iumcs A. Emile-y. ............ ll.
Morris ..... ann B. Vn-l-lund ............. ii.
Ocean ...... Ruin-rt ii. Engb- ........... I'
Mil? 5.....ihlimrt Williumn ...... Ii.
sale-m ....... l uhn (‘. Weird .............. ll.
Hons-rent ...... iwwix A. Tbumpemn ......... ii.
Hiram-1.... . ..Iumii llnuid ................. it.
Union .......... l-‘mtcr M. \‘Imrhwa ......... Ii.
Warn-n ........ l‘hristophl-r P. Silence ....... D.
Kentucky.
Lucas-nan. Nov. 7.——(Iolonel Bradley
is receiving congratulations from all are:
the state. He says he is certain of election
with 15.000 runjority. This estimate Is
mode from n message to the effect to
Chairman H untcr of the Republican com
mittee.
Republican claims and Democratic coo
cesslons show that not only has Kentucky
elected the full Republican state ticket,
but that the complexion of the legislature
assures a Republican successor to United
States Senator Blackburn.
Hauuonsnume. Nov. 7.-~Gcnorai iiar‘
din. who is at his brother's home in this
city. concedes Bradley's election from re
turns received. He takes his defeat cheer
fully and says he did his whole duty. It
is prnimhlu that be will upsm a law allies
in Louisville. Frankfurter Lexington.
Nebraska.
OMAHA. Nov. 7.-—-yiintnrns from the
state are not complete, but are sufficient
to show surprising strength in the admin-
lstrstlon Democracy. so called. or ban!
money wing oi the party. Mahoney. for
supremo judge. will probably have thrm.
times the vote of thcsllver candidate. The
Republican state ticketls elected, but not
by the old time nlalority. since the Popu
list ticket runs several thousand behind
the Republican. but is hcevie.‘ than wn.
anticipated. The vote polled does not rep
resent the full number of probably {hum
owing to the indlileroncc in cilientel to the
certainty of Republican victory and in
clement weather in many parts of the
state.
Maryland.
Bstrmone. Nov. 7.“th only have
the Republicans elected their entire state
and city ticket. but they have carried the
legislature, which, according to figures at
band now. will “and in the lower bones
08 Republicans to 24! Deruoerats and in
the senate lb Democrats to li Republic-
ans. Candidates for the seatof henstm
Gibson are already springing up. and
among those most prmninently mentioned
are Charles J. Btmaparts. the reform Isad-
sr of this city. and Congressman Welling»
ton. wboistheberooi the hour because
of his weenie] campaigning.
“in.
nanostrs. Nov. “Lu-Either purposely
or otherwise the returns in several pee
elects were withheld. and the result of
the election in this city was set distantly
known until tonight The police returns
completed, so far as the two aisle! seats»
sebum-real
WWW“
nan
Issue moment‘m; ashes:
- m ’
Kansas Cm. Nov. 7.-Ksosss returns
show that the Republicans roads practi-
cally a clean sweep of the slate carrying
a majority of the counties retire and
electing many of the officers oi the others.
U. l. Holiidsy, independent candidatefor
HIM Justice, admits David Martin. his
Republican opponent. will have some.
majority. Chairman Bnidentbel of the
Populist state central committee says the
returns show Populist gains overlsst year.
mas.
' 3am Lass Cm. Nov. 'I.--The Salt
Lake Tribune says Wells. Republican can-
didate for governor. has been elected by a
majority of 1,500; Alien. Republican eon-
gressrnsn, elected by a less majority. but
all indications point to his safetyand a
Republican legislature:
Panasfinnla.
Pmunnrma, Nov. 7.-I.atw.t returns
received indicate positively that Peter P.
. Smith (Dem) of Lackawanna county is
, ‘ the seventh member of the new superior
' court. the other six being Republicans.
A HERO KILLS HIMSELF.
Herr ladam. Who Saved Blamerel’s Life,
Drivers to Suicide by Want.
Fnsxsrour on Mars. Germany. Nov.
7.—Herr Ledcrer, once famous as a singer
in Wagnerlsn opera and also notable as
the llrst to seize the would be murderer
Kullmann when he fired at and slightly
wounded Prince Bismarck at Kissinger:
on July 13, 1874. committed suicide by
shooting himself with a revolver.
He was driven to the deed by extreme
poverty. having lost the savings of his life
through the defalcntlons of the abscond-
ing banker Schoenfeld.
The incident which made Herr llcdererr
famous occurred during the great Kultur-
kempf. in Prussia. after the Franco-Prus-
sian war.
When the assassin Kullmnun fired ofl
his pistol nt Prince Bismarck. which for-
tunately only caused a slight wound in
the latter's hand, Herr Lederer, who hap-
pened on the Kisringen promenade at the
same time with the prince. was the first
to reach him and wrench the weapon from
his hands
Lodcrer's presence of mind rmlved
loud praises from the German press His
fame was spread far and wide.
He obtained brilliant engagements and
the titleof Kammersaenger, but in pro«
portion ashis heroic act vanished in ob-
livion soalso disapmered the host of ad-
mirers of his talent.
Of late he lived a life of constant want.
which he has msbly terminated with a
pistol ball.
A FAMILY SUFFOCATED.
Six Persons Meet Death In a Brooklyn
Tenement llouso.
Bummer. Nov. 7,—Thc four story
tenement building at all Von Brunt street
caught fire shortly after 1 o‘clock this
morning. and before the flames were or
tinguishcd Charles Ryan. to years old:
his wife Ellen. also is years old. and their
four children. Johanna. 20 years old; Sar-
ah. l5; Maggie. ii. and Lizzie, 12. were
suilncnted by the smoke. They occupied
the fourth floor of the building and were
found (loud by the police when the build~
ing was searched after the fire was extin-
guished. They Were all in bed and had
not berm touched by the llnrnce.
The fire slotted from it goes jet on the
first IIllill'. which was occluded by Patrick
Finnegan. who kept it liqunr shop. The
soc-and flow was mcupicd by Margaret
Welsh and her four children. and they
were rescued by the police unharmed.
The third floor was empty.
Death at William ll. Harris.
CLEVEIMXD. Sm‘. 7.--W0rd has been
‘* received here of the «loath of Colonel Wil-
liam ll. Harris at Genoa after u long ill-
ness. Colonel Harris was a son of Judge
lra Harris. at one time a senator from
New York. and was graduated from West
Point in lilill. During the war he servmi
on the stalls"! Generals McClellan. linse-
orans and liurnsldc. He leaves a widow
and two children.
Erie Railroad Properly Sold.
Stu-u, N. Y., Nov. 7.-The property
of the Eric iinllroad company at liamapo.
Itoekiand county, was sold to (l. A. CU"
tor. llonis Fitzgerald and A. J. Thomas,
the reorganization committee. The price
paid was snowmen. A special train from
this city brought up the oiliclaisof the
read. their counsels and others. Mr. Cos-
ter made the only hid.
Ilehasl and Joli-sea to llaoa.
New Your, Nov. 7.--l.'hnppy Warhur-
ten. the manager of J. Michael. the Welsh
champion. who was challenged by John H.
Johnson fur a series of three races. has
aocopted the challenge. lie stipulates.
however. that the races shall be held in
England or Franco.
A Coming Woman's Suicide.
Counsel. bi. Y.. Nov. 7.—Mrs. (tern-go
Colo. Igor] 5i”. will! of is well known foals
dent of this plum). mmmlttcd suicide by
shimting, film had lawn in ill health for
some time, and her mind. It is thought.
had been alleotcd Ivy her illness.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
Callicolm stollon. on the Eric railroad,
was destroyed by fire.
Edward Psnlui tier. 'l'est iind avcnllo
committed suicide by taking laudanum.
King (fluorine of Portugal arrived at
iiandringbam. where he is a mum of the
Prince of Wales,
Mrs. ii. i". lhvwsrs. the wall known ao-
tress. died in Washiustrm after p few doys’
illness with pneumonia.
The American (Sutton 0i! wmpany de-
clared a regular soluiannual dividend of
ii per cent on the preferred stock. payable
Dec 2.
The New Frolpreses confirms there-
port that Dmperor Francis Joseph has re-
fuscd to confirm the election of Dr. lien-
gsr. the snit-l-lemlte leader. as burgc
master of Vienna.
The causilmt W. ll. left, laden with
hayircm Canada. inland to New York.
was burned in tin; cans! at Whitehall, bl.
Y. (laps-In Larry Sutton of Readout and
lineman James limbs of Waterford
were burned to death.
lndepeudentrmsrtsrseeiredstdonstan-
tisnpis do not coullrm the official state
last that the Armenians provoked the
dilsrsllt disturbances which have taken
pleas there. At lease-m the bottles of II!)
Am lists been hens, and only
the surpass at six rm were smear
“ ‘ or note
l9 liain Street. .
Nomall.
lAlIIES’, GENTS’
Boots, Shoes
ship at prices lower than the lowest.
All
all want cheap clothing.
This is hardly our idea.
We rather feel that what is wanted ls
servlcseble clothing. the kind that will
nottbe hind foriheleastnroney. Wego . ‘
that senatolncrgeoerelly forgets tbeprics be f
suit. but always remembers whether it gave as l .
Our best edverliseluent is a pleased customer._
w. A. BiNEIlIlT e u s
Sentinel Building.
South Norwalt‘
Everebedy Eager to Secure lhe
' Besl at lowest Prices.
———~Q”.__._
We Have our Fall and Winter Stock of
and lillllllllEN’S
and Rubbers,
embracing all the LATEST STYLES. combined with the best quality of workman-
Do not fail to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods Warranted as Represented
or Money Refunded.
M. H.GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 no '42 WILL sum. noewul.
Everybody’s Shoes Shiner! Free of charge-
I
line on are sum of the owners thereof.
DR. F. W. D ARMEB
BIIIBEIII DENTIST.
42 Washington St,
South IlomlN, liens.
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WITHOUT PAIN.
Artill i l'l'estb with and without plates by
tbelaosgthmprovsrl neutrinos. med
All amt! s pertain at,» are Don-
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335%?anan 33m dose-u.
t ed has Charts where 0th-
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