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Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bar:
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald-
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New buckwheat.
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed spices, tor,
Green ginger root,
I Good vinegar,
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nice and handy; always
among those things that
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
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ll Sorth Main Street.
III! OILIIIIM‘EO
f Hazleton
and ,
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NI lAlOI m FURNACE.
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Formerly over the Post Office.
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w °°° grocers AT 0
CATON 8
Cum general or spacial dshlllty. wakeful-
ness. spermatcrluu. emissions. in taoey.
paresls. etc. U‘rm‘ts functional duaden.
tnuud by errors or excesses, quIckiy restoring
Lost Manitoulin old or young, glvtngv .1 and
“nag"! where lormerweoli om premulev . (Inn:
venieut package. simple, effectual. and legitimate.
4 Gun is UlCll sun Tumours».
Du'l 5r (languid y imitation: ram! on
CATON'S Vlwllefl.‘ Sent ‘wCl‘lL‘tl if yum drug.
gut vines not have it. l’rire ”for pier, a Mr ill,
with writtm guarantee it complain cure.
THEN
I'll mnaliun. trinwruc‘i, etc" If": Md toufixlrnlifi’l.
Send us Mair-um! nl ( we imvl 25m. in! a were): 9
(Hal lreuflllr'il. Hm: only .4th In rswh pen-2n, F
carou run. (20.. neuron. uses.
fluidity (loo. U. BtlllsouJ-iouth Nor-
w k.
Mott’s Non/critic Pills
.. veil-theedm
,mfi‘in’fli
, all urrzfc‘p‘:
'W“
Imyha‘ifiggé
vex,toehsthrvotnP
In“ Youthfulhrors, our ‘fi'
must of TM” which
lead to W
nonuniform
NORWALK BUILDING
JCOIPAIV.
Aldsdbymr can Ostrich. sow-.m-
in. and meta» we con quota
DOW onions (ill ‘
All Kinds of {timber Work!
churches. rectifier any large bailo-
log work a specialty.
930?. Itde [NERVE
hm militant. cum.
mus “Ila, Issues“
' o
‘ ubingtnn,
‘ month ago proposed that the [routers give
tits psalttntis’ry and has , .
main Ila was convicted in
hicv. 18. 1896, for obtaining
of good hshsvlor ho was released today.
“I was wrongfully convicted,” says Do
Wsnolsot. '“l was an spot for a whole-
sals drug house and sold lossct
. fill
tlon followed ills
Iln.‘ Db lsunlshk has boon to Albany
svsr slucsbsr husband cams hora liar
ayes filled with tears as she talked of list
husband. ' ‘
"l hollcvsll In his innocence and came
has to be near him in his adversity. all
would in prosperity." She is a pretty
young woman. slender. has brilliant cyss
" of [lid boys iii
by tom
Made a specially good , . ,
#0”?th to «than 3» ._ ‘ ;
isolator was «shut , _ ofmd'jof lffis'
election-cold u. a lo! would or a ”coalition, bea-
ccoss .lie wand money“‘moro than use/ooh.
Em)! suit wasrnodc‘ (pool! at '35 and is well warm
it. We bought firemen as to sell. (from of ‘83 and
v 84. All the sites M4 to 16 years. _ '
Lift/o fellows’ comm/air pnced but excel/col "(fill)“—
‘ 310 8,190”. 321035., ‘ Big boys' suits, 4 to 19 *
yam. ‘5 to 815.. {he touch of style on all of y '
flie'm. fbe’goodne‘ss of wear in each. 310 buys a
fine man's suitor contract.
We Sell Boys’
3180”” hair. She u an Indianapolis Roofers.
t ,
Shsdoos not .know much of her hus- , ca.” overcoat”
balnd's family. rm has received a letter (If! Oval-cools.
to ling of the death of his father and ‘
mother in Paris a short time sinus. BOX Overcoafs,
“1 have not told my husband of the Furnishings.
death of his parents, because I feared he
would brook down. [is heard a rumor,
however, of his mother’s death through
4 ,_ clothes fl ,L ,
cools overloading out his luau-
lrarss, :1- We, clothe wood/y portion
Wm WM»;
, and neon.
ipprclioso of
l mou—
rest}
. EIG$&(0.
,wapen Monday, Friday. and
Sdfuivloy‘éréoiogs. If ‘
BRIDQEPORT, CONN.
some inquiries at the institution. The
fortune which ho is to inherit is about
$200,000. and after settling a few little
affairs my husband and [will go to Ports.
1 do not expect a title in Franco—only the
little fortune which my husband can an-
jcy after his adversity."
POWERS AGAINST FORTE.
Includ's Reported Evacuation of Cyprus
In the [uterus of Unity.
Coxs'raxrrxoru. Nov. 6.—-It is semi-
omclally announced that Great Britain n
the ambassadors at Constantinople the au-
thority to draw up a schema for reforms,
ask the Turkish government to execute it
and decide upon measures to compel its
execution in the event of tho aultnu's to.
fusal to do so. The powers were agreeable
to the ilrst'pcrt of the proposal. but flus-
sia declined to agree to confer upon the
ambassadors the power to summon war-
ships to the Bosporus, and Franco aug—
gosted the addition of a Russian delegate
to the administration of the onions of the
public debt and to increase its powers to
the extent of making It a permanent In-
ternational commission tomnérol Turkish
affairs.
it is added that in case of resistance
to their wishes the powers favor the dc-
tbrcncment of the sultan.
England to Evacuate Cypru.
Lotions, Kev. il.—-Thc Graphic asserts
that it learns on rclinhla authority that
the Marquis of Salisbury has decided to
evacuate the Island of Cyprus nnd that it
is understood that this decision has cleared
the way for common actlon of the powers
”tow IS THE
TIME! '
on. HEATERS.
From $3.60 to $I2.0o.
NAS H 8: VAN SCOY,
Cor. ll. Main and West Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up. your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Van Scoy‘s and see a line
that will beautifyyour home and
will make you happy when you find
how reasonable-the price is.
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
Call and See them before purchasing,
we can save you money.
CONNECTICUT
in Turkey. _
The Posts-l l’olsonlng Case.
annrxer. Nov. 6.—'l'be viscera of
Mrs. Albert ll. l’ontcl. the airspocted vies
tlm of poisoning. were prepared for trans
pnrtatlon yesterdayhnd after jars contain-
ing the portions desired for examinatlon
had been scaled they were included inn
box, which was officially scaled and can-
uot ho opened without detection until
they have been delivered to Dr. .lohn Mur-
shall of Philadelphia. Soon after these
preparations Nero completed the box was
given into the custody of Pennsylvania
officers who are to take it to its destinn-
tlun. Dr. Marshall will legln analysis at
once. but it will be fully ten days. it is
expected. before this is completed. The
mmrt will than be sent to llr. Palmer.
medical examiner of ledo Island. and be
will notify the district attorney of Delu-
warc county, Pa. who will decide if it
will be necessary for the body of Mrs.
Postal to ho taken to Chester. Pa, where
the suspected poisoning occurred. for u
Moon's Inquest.
L's-r on tho Disclosures.
Barrios, Nov. u—Thc car has ordered
all documents connected with the Russo
German secret convention in the missus-
slon of the Russian foreign office or of the
family of Count Schuvaloff. who was llus~
sian ambassador at Berlin in won, to be
submitted to him forthwith. Emperor
William is also indignant at the recent
disclosures Count llarbcrt Bismarck is
nnnoyctl at the newspapers amusing him
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7 a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan Will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats oi
this line on accmmt of the owners thereof.
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THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
BETWEEN
s
VULCAN,
of complicity in tho rural-Hons.
(In-tracts rot Japanese War-Mos.
WAHHIXUTON. Nov. It ~Naws has rsaohcd
her» that "ill Japanese gm‘ol’llflloflt lms
finally awarded to the American ship-
lmlldcrs contracts for buildings two swift
protected cruisers of tho Olympia type.
Um mm to Cramp a: Sons of Philadel-
pllm and one to tho l'nlon lrun works of
Hon Francisco. The mice. are not stated.
. ,. Complete
"and (Trashed to Atoms.
micron. Man. him. u.—-l' trick
O'Neil. a limitation on the Consul dated
railroad, Jumped from n moving train tit
Van ileum and sllmisd and fall and roll-
cd under the train. and his head was
«usher! almost to stoma. lis was so years
of age slid resided at Great Barrington.
Killed by an EIIIIIM.
Hartman. Nov. flu-James iv”. Murphy.
and 2?. was struck by on origins of it
New Enaland Mum train at Foot
Hartford and died before his arrival at
tho hospital. ills bums was in l’rnvidancu,
but he had Mn visiting a brother in Final.
Hartford for a law days.
minted (ltd-rota Irma“.
emf. m. Nov. fl.~‘~Advlcss from
Snore are that the Bolivian congress hes
been prbmgmd after having approved the
from treaties roads with Chile. The on.»
envelop of tha 'l'aena Aries question he.
imp Peru and Chile is oppression; a
critical W
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forms. it“. tin—uh spools! article in
The Times on the wheat question or»
pressure the stolen that the mics will
with“ on: sadhsc‘vlmmrfaiish
wheat .‘ ours to y pin trail-
wwwmhsmm .
BIG REDUCTIONSALE
line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who Will find many rare bargains.
A. WJUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwslk
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
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What is It?
that prompts you toboy your shoes at
one state rather than another? Isn’t It
style, quality. fit durability and price as
to the shoe and prompt sud courteous
“Motion on the oftho proprietor and
udesmao? If t one are the real iconoc-
mot-we look for allhsrsl shawl your
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H. 5. BROWN,
00 IIIIIIITOI mm.
' Joorcrsuos
The Wrath- “modulation"—
. tions. We have. submitted the issue to the"
or commits. ,
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'm, Ado-tn tho Man of tho ‘1».
publica- oaadldatssmlsatsakr sun In
tbs Doubtful corona ml rm cuu.‘
meow, Nah, Nov. c.~"'fho light has
lost commenced." Thus spots William
.1. Bryan when asked if he continued tits
thososulo of the citation had been a
serious blow to thocauss of himstsliistu.
He had just sent arr-massive Major
NoKlulay. conceding his election and
noticing his congratulations. Bo had
lull resolved the signal for surrender and
_ oiled within thc'nsxt tau min
wit a telegram to his successful rlval.‘
This signal was a brief message from Sen.
ator Jones. chairman of the national Dom-
ocratic committee, informing him that he
did not consider it wise to longer with-
hold thc concession of McKlnioy’s alco-
tlon. This message was received by Mr.
Bryan a few minutes after he had return-
ad with his wife from an evening stroll
and in the presence of a dozen callers
authored in the parlor and roadlu room
of their unpretentious residence. giro rc-
uelpt of the telegram created no scone
whatever, and one unaoqualntcd with the
facts would never have suspected from
the surface indications the importance of
the occasion, nor that the chief actor in
the drama had more than a passing inter.
cat in it.
He handed the telegram to Mrs. Bryan.
who was standing near him, and without
a word, except to explain the purport of
the message. not down at his desk and
penned the following telegram:
“To Hon. William McKinoy, .lr., Can‘
ton, 0.: -
“Senator Jones has just informed me
that the returns indicate your election,
and I hasten to extend my congratula-
‘ l
people. and their will is low.
“W. J. BRYAN."
‘ llr. Bryan Feels Relicv'od. .5
This message was first submitted to
Mrs. Bryan and then, otter being amend
ad in some slight particulars so as to con-
form to suggestions made by her. was
given to the press. While writing the mes
sage and after it was completed Mr. Bryan
ohuttod pleasantly with the newspaper
correspondents, indicating by his manner
that he felt relieved to have the matter
definitely determined, even though the re-
sult was adverse to him. He also showed
very plainly that Senator .Ioues' message
was no surprise to him. as it indeed was
not. for, as those who have been in his
confidence know. he had considered the.
battle as practically lost ever since the
first night after the election. He has,
however, felt that it would be both dis-
courteous and unwise to give out any in—
tlmntion to this effect until the national
committee had spoken. ‘
Mr. Bryan announced that he Would
issue an address, but he declined to make
auv statement or to submit to an inter-
view further than to say that the fight for
sliver had just begun. It Iskuowu to be
his purpose to devote much of his time In
the future to educating the people to the
acceptance of his views on the financial
question, and it is his intention to sound
the keynote in tho nddress which he will
lssuo. Ho will dwell upon the effects of a
single gold standard and will urge the ad:
running of blmetnlllsm to maintain their
organizations and use their utmost en~
(leavers in behalf of this cause until it
wins at the polls. Mrs. Brynn received
the news with quite as "web composure
us did her husband. She had never felt
tho sumo confidence of success that he felt
and has from the first, while not without
hope, been prepared for the news which
Senator Jonos’ brief message brought.
Jones Concedes MoKlnley‘s Election.
Cutoauo, Nov. fl.—Chalrmnn Jones has
issued the following statement:
The result of the presidential election is
nppnrontly no lougur in doubt. It has
been one of the closest contests that the
people have been called on to determine
in recent years. We have claimed the
nlectlou on our advices from states that
were admittedly in doubt. in which we
knew there had been runny frauds and
from which thorn were evidences of tom-
puriug with the returns. It. acorns now
to be apparent that while Mr. Brynn,
after making the most brilliant campaign
In the history of our country and having
curried most of the status ulnlmod to bo
doubtful. has not carried enough to assure
his success in the electoral college. Bryan
electors have been chosen from all of the
status south of the Potomac nnd tiblo ex-
cept West Virginia and all those west of
the Missouri except California and (lrcgon.
Ho lma lim oluctornl votes. nut] this
number may be increased by final returns
from states yet in intention. He has not
obtained cnongb votes to carry the olcct~
oral collogc. Thus this remarkable onm~
palgn clones with the clout-ion of William
McKinley.
The result was brought ubout by every
kind of coercion and intimidation on the
part of tho money powur, including threats
of lookoutn nml dismissals and Impending
starvation; by the employment of by for
tho inmost cuiupulun fund ever used in
this outintry. and by tho suhornution
of n inure portion of the American press
The president clout and his putty arc
uudnr the plotlgo to the American pooplc
to continue the gold amndurtl and by its
operation to rcstorc prosperity to this
country. As chief orcoutlvo Mr. McKin-
lcy will have the cordial support of the
millions of patriotic Arum-loans who have
cast their wins for William Jennings
Brynn 'l‘hcy how to tho majesty of the
office and chitin by tho vomit with nnno
of tho muttering: that would have come
from tho moneyed power had it been un-
successful.
They are confidant the gold standard
cannot give the promised prosperity. but
will be glad If It coins». They will now
tlnun tho grout struuglc for the uplifting
of humanity and tho maintenance of the
dignity of our emintry in the establish.
merit of tho American system. And the
Democratic party, aided by its political
slim, will still uplift tbs bimetallic
standard and bear it on to victory. .
Janus K. James.
Committee.
Ma’or McKinley to chairman Ila-an.
(James, 0., Nov. h.-Prssldsot Elect
McKinley has soul the following dispatch
to hlsrk Hanan at Now York:
Your telegraphic rumors announcing
the molt of tho election hasbssnrcoslvad.
l to: you to accept my hearty thanks for
your great mrwos in the cause of sound
also stated to thsworld thslwm
' creased Republican majority. We helluva '
o
3bnlrman of the Democratic Natlonaitymm,
as m
:snd the courts. . Therm
Modulating..- ,.
and uphold the W
'thsooantry authors. , 7
vlgorand strcugth to one
Theyhsvslndudagalu ..
solves to noon “chaotic-d.
ad ordinance n free gov.»
new and holy penicillin-u
not to party or much. but
whole American
Not the least of ill
election is the obliteration of ;
lines in the republic. We lines
people in purpose as in, name.
manifested in the great cause the
fraternity and brotherhood that
always characterize our
equal citizenship and have ,
cluslvcly thnt in a country 0! sq
logos and equal. opportunity m
lous doctrine of hate or of Big
tlunal distinctions cannot pm ‘ .m
as Americans, .ctralghtway do! "
services to the upbulldlng of A M;
the peace, honor and slot-yet on! M
country. Party dimensions should
longer divide or rank the public ntlllll
the seal or temper of either com
citizen from patriotic devotion totbo
of all. WILLIAM McKt'il
Mighty Clo-o In mo maroon,
LoUIsvtLLu, Nov. 6.-Sam J. Roberts,
chairman of the Republican state warship:
too. has given out the following 1 j
merit: “On the face of completounomcial
returns from all but three mountain ,
lies Bryan leads by 1,544. The voted
these three counties last year gave 901W ,
or Bradley 1.864 majority and have Mil}
counted on for considerably increased-
puhllcan majorities. One precinct lu" ,
of these counties has just reported 10011!“-
we have carried Kentucky for flcKlulng. ‘
by 600 to 1,000." "
Chairman P. P. Johnston of the Demo, 6
oratlo state committee. has issued thin
bulletin, “Kentucky believed lobe Dames
erotic by about 2,000. ”
Chairman George M. Davis of the gold
standard Democratic committee of Ken-
tucky has telegraphed to Secretary Car-
llslc as followa: “The latest and revised
unofficial returns show that McKinley
will have a little over 700 majority in.»
Kentucky. This seems to be about the
aorroct result.” , .
Chairman Washburnc’s Admission. ,
CHICAGO, Nov. tl.——Cbalrman Wash- ,
burns. Populist national committewhas z. _ ’
conceded the election of McKinley. “The
returns point to MoKinlay’s election," .
said Mr. Washburnc. ”With the stated
west of the Missouri and south of the Ohio
we had 209 electoral votes, not including
Maryland or Delaware. We must hold all
of them and carry either ludlana or Midli-
lgan in order to win. If we lose Califor.
ula or West Virginia or any other state,
it renders it necessary to carry both In--
diana and Michigan. which at this time
does not seem probable. ” “J
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Tillman For Brynn In 1900.
ATLANTA. Nov. 6.--Sonatcr Ban Till.-
mnn of South Carmina. passing through
this city on route home from Chicago, Wan
interviewed bya Journal reporter. The
senator was in good spirits, although he
conceded the victory of McKinley. He do.
clarcd the fight for free silver had only
boon started and would be continued.
Bryan, he said. would be the Democratic
nominee in 1900 and would certainly win.
Indiana‘s Vote Complete.
IxnmxAvous. Nov. 6.—-Bcturns from
all counties in indinna show McKinlay‘s
majority to be 32. Hi). Ropubllcans’clcotod
.53 members of the lower house of the
state legislature; Democrats slant 47. Sen-
ate. 34 Republicans and 18 Democrats.
The Republicans elect 8 congressman and
the Democrats 4; one in doubt.
New York's Vote Complete.
ALunv, Nov. 6,—The completercturus
from all the counties in New York state
give McKinley 816,988; Bryan, 546,6“.
hicKlulcy's majority, 270.324.
MoKInlay'a Attorney General.
CLEVELAND, Nov. fl.—,An evening paper
says: “It comes from high anthorfty that
Andrew Squire of the law firm of Squire,
Sanders iv Dempsey of this city is to be
nttornsy gonnrul in McKinley’s cabinet.
The authority is a gentleman who Is an
intimate friend of Mr. McKinley. Colonel
Myron '1'. llorrlck and Marcus Hanna.
This gentleman said: ‘1 cm crodlblylnj
formed that Ohio is to have one ropresontn‘ "
tlvc in Mr. MoKinloy'n cabinet. The chair
is to lie tho attorney ganeral’s, and An-
drow Sqnlru is to fill it.’ " When Mr.
Squire was soon. he stated tbnt the sub--
jnot had never been mentioned hetwogn
Mr. McKinley and himself and that he 6 d
not. believe the place would be tendered
him. '
New Tariff Bill Certain.
‘Nsw Ymut, Nov. u.—'l'ho Tlmcs’ Wash-
ington wirrcnpomlont save that an extra
Hilill‘llOn of congress will follow lmmcdlatc‘
iy on tho inauguration of Mr. McKinley
is the prevailing opinion bore. Senator
Quay believes an extra session In rtaln.
That was what he had in mind its Salim
day. when he said. "We shall have s new .
tariff hill within eight months after Mc‘
Kinloy's inauguration. " Senator Quay ,
has the mom of upcaklng by the card, and ‘
to got a now tariff bill passed by lhat‘tllnc ‘
would minim the calling of ccugrsss’to-
“other as soon after March «i heat as W, .
slblc. .
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The Empflfth Congrats.
WAKlllMl’lmi, Nov. o.—-A tabla profited,
from the election returns shows tht‘clcoé
tion of 2m Republicans to the nail. find“
124 Democrats, 19 Populists. fusionlh'll.
and independents—a number which one
hope should be sllghtly increased, as h for, .
of those classified as Democrats have 4
dependent leanings. Home districts
In doubt. and no attempt has been In
to include Warship on and South ballot!
and three districts In Texas in thqu
wing to the meager and conflictlu "
Washington has probably , ,
Innocents or incomes» on cam . “i
men. ‘ o ' '
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A tundra! mm Throws In» ‘ ,
Wittnmon. W. Va, Nov. culinary
Chambers and John and Elliot Ruthie
ford. the former of whom was so W
officer, was shot dead at’lfhttlylv'ch,'liy,
Captain Hatfield of "Wim;m
-. ‘ loath Namath. Oorm
campaign now closed sod glorious! won..-
l‘tvy was out with and s‘sgllvs
fnohcy and protection throughout tbs" 4‘
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