that of interest from Every
1,; {harlot 0f the Commonwealth.
Written opinions oi the Supreme
court In two case.) were received by
lawyers In New Haven yesterday. In
'2 o'lle James McQulllan. an electric line-
. 'a. sued the Willlmautlc Electric
‘r‘libht company for personal luiury.
in” a iudament In the shape of a ver-
. tutti for the plaintiff to recover 41,200.
the defendant company appealed. al-
,Iotlu error in the rulings and charge
It! the court. The Supreme court ai-
‘ thrills the. decision of the lower court.
" All the case of Frank W. Fitch against
. Til. (3. Bill. executor of Daniel S. Guile.
.fi‘ heard in New London county. the case
1 , ‘Wla' non-suited by the lower court. The
‘ plaintiff appealed from a decision re-
‘ insin: to set aside the non-suit. and the
Supreme court orders a revision of the
case.
The officials of Simpson. Hall. Miller
and company, the large silverware man-
ufacturers of Wallingiord. are today
considering a formal offer from the In-
tel-national Silver company looking to-
ward the transfer of the local company's
plant and business to the proposed
combination. it is learned that the
offer made to Simpson. llall. Miller &
company is satisfactory so far as the
money terms are concerned, and that
this company Will probably decide to
sell In case certain events transpire
and certain conditions are made good.
Meanwhile Simpson. ilall Miller &
company is merely considering the,
situation.
OOIPARY L OOHPLIMENTED.
“their Soldierly Appearance lakes an
Impression at Camp Meade.
Camp Meade. Sept. 10-—~The Editor of
the Sentinel: I thought perhaps a lit-
tle from the Third Connecticut Ilcgi-
. mom would interest some. of your read—
ers, so I send it to relieve the anxiety
of some poor mother and lonesomc
sWeetlIcart. We left Nlantic at 3
o'clock In four sections. fifteen minutes
apart. and reached Camp Meade at 6:173
. a. m. yesterday. the only delay being at
Jersey (‘ity and Newark. the latter on
account of a large tire near the Cen-
tral Railway station. We have been
complimented on our appearance and
military manner and most oi'sll Major-
Surgeon General Sturnburg. of Wash-
Ington. complimentcd us on our healthy
appearance and record during thc past.
three months. The boys all stood the
journey line. Not a man refused to
walk from the station to camp. which
is fully two miles distant. and the sick
call thls afternoon brought twenty-sev-
en men out. mostly for minor disorders.
such as headache, etc. We wish you all
to know we are Well and happy and
Biscuit. and
contained in
Milk
the house at
meals.
Luncheon for ‘ “’
Little Folk
moat be dainty: should be substantial. All
children enjoy the flavor of Favorite Milk
bread: palatable as cake. Instead of bread
and milk. try a cup of milk with
FAVORITE
The children will relish it more.
and it will do them more goodn
Madcca especially for Irecpini
use with meals and between
-. " rm: new Haven aascsv.
‘ New Haven. Conn.
lute-n] Ilse-It Cons-Ir»
7”“ Immunities
Arid KitcheA Were,
Porcelain Lined
hearty on the giuthn Finest 00005 on Earth.
More healthful than
tfiPOW
...—......— ...-
r .
l
TIN Allll ENAMEL WARE
(let our Prices before
0N
Biscuit
all times or
buying.
.__—.-—
Comstock, Watkins
OUR. DUI“! Guam.
Personal Paragraphs About People of
Harwell and their Friends.
Editor B. W. Maples ls sojourning in
I“ Catskills.
Attorney J. lleldcn Ilurlhutt has re-
turned home, from a trip to New Hamp-
shire.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Reynolds. of Nor-
walk, have returned home from a trip
to New York state.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Worden arrived
home yesterday from a driving trip to
Ilanksvllle. N. Y.
Mrs. E. l.. Wilson anti family. of
micstnul street, are spending a few
days at. Ilcdiord. i\. Y.
(‘aptaln Birch Carson, of Staten is-
land. has been visiting Mrs. l)I‘lIIl('lllfl
Eustis. Connecticut avenue.
Mr. anti Mrs. John 1.. McCormick. of
Brooklyn, have ..cen guests of Mrs.
Catherine I’omcroy. of Academy street.
-__...__-—__
(l. H. Frcw and family. who have
been occupying the lleldenfi residence on
Tb Green. will return to Brooklyn this
weélt'.
" A. a. Altcnbraudt, or Spring street
has been entertaining his mother and
nephew. William lilodgett. of Trenton.
N. .l.
\
Mr. and Mrs. John B. “can. of Man
roe street, are entertaining Mrs. Elise
Abcr and nltt‘t‘. Miss Ncllic t-ltumpi, oi
Dover. N. .l. ‘
lvcrctt 1-}. ”modes. of Chicago. is
spending a few days with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I'heodorc Lowudcs. oi
South Maln sit-cct.
Misti Ila) .xlov and Miss \lntnh Mc-
('uc. wbo ban lit cit \lsitltu' .\ir. and
Mrs. W. .I. III-own. of Wilton uvenuc.
ltaIc rctuIIIcII to lirooltlyn.
Fl't'll lic'.v.~lIIII,\'. III llrhbchort, has
her" a uIII-st III ItIIhI-rt llnrls. of Grand
l willing to do our best to iii-I last. and
‘ when we come home may all Nor-walk .
citizens give III-t tompuny l. a grand
reception. which i think we well lit
serve.
it"spectfully yours.
Scrip-ant II. I“. Pierce.
Ilospltal Steward. 'l‘hlrd t‘onncctlcut.
l'. S. V. Infantry.
Etlllol‘ Stillllllt'l: 'l‘llt‘
much smprlscd yIIIIcrday to rcceivca
call from I'Irty III-Its. of llartlslmrmi
i'uIInI-'riy of Norwullt. ‘.
Mr. I-lllls. t‘uthI-r III lloyul .\. Ellis.
called at camp this morning. He hopes
to t.IIII- his IIIIII home with llllll. ‘
I‘t’lllltil‘lil III Ihc only one in camp that
has a colonel ultd Ileut ~II.Iui~mloucl
htIIh West l'oiut ttt'aIqutI-II.
'IIIII paper published Ihl‘e in town
had It \‘I-rr Iiatnrlna lll'lil'll' III on Sat‘
boys were i
made In mil IlemI n1
yIIIt rdai and will he IIutstcrcd out altIr'
havinu II thirty days inrluulh.
"-IIII 'Iltird Nut \‘otit Wt III home to-
do) and tin ltIIIII MIIIIIIthIIsI-tts IIIIIl
timid N'ea \‘otit «time to tautp this
motilitm
(Inr IItt-tuIIIII has not yet been as-
Illlitd to .1 Inland ~. and when It in. it
on the 011w who III the ramp.
IltIttAItlI I. lillmhlldll.
Nil l'tlttlih or ”lltlltll'fl.
tlty \msinted l‘IIaeJ
\‘I’nshlttatt II. Mtptemlmr III-I All pllna
italklltu to It |Izt|.ttltI (I! li’tnI|H lll NOW
'i‘orh Ill) wr" III claretl till yesterday
aftIrnooII. ail-I it ion. conferenci- be-
tw-cn the prudent. Ilt‘llhl HN‘NIIM')’
4.! War Mclhlciobn IIIIII Adinlautvtieu-
Hal i‘orhln. 'l‘lli' belief prevailed un-
til tin very last that the parade would
b.» held out Ititttudar III- was arranged
lament the pruldenl and tieueral
Allie two days ago, but unusual ciiorta
itltttnt t‘orldn. who has from the llrnt
lit-ell Glitterati Io havtna III! Irtmptt we
ride in New Yon.
I pan nts.
' WHIIIIIIIII
i “v'llill'~ill'.
IIrIluy III regard to the good aIIIIwIiutI
'l'lu- Ith It'l-lilll Pennsylvania lI-It camp
will II lm.\wIl ..Imut II mth» to the west.
were made to deft-AI the project by Add
IIII'I-ct. Air. lituslun'y Will shortly 1:1.
to llulialo. N, \.. to reside with lib
_.___.. ._ ...-.-
.\II .~. I‘ II-III sit-l. l-l. Stoddard. with her
IlttttatIItI-r It lilttlll hf! South Norw.nlk
thh morning tot ll,\Ilc l'lili.t I'a. to m-
lher llll bard ubo is uI.dtr tIeatIneut
IIu‘rc.
.IN tIMtSMAN.
tlly ANNII'lltlt'tl Prints)
Muss. SIpI. ill R. (‘
I.t-IItIoIIIu. that I.IIIIIl.- II main: man who
but i'ihl'llllll thc IiaI\.IId tllW for tho
neurons. and MI. .-I \llII \lttllt‘ lIIi\'Is
of Worcester. erc IIIttI‘I‘II'tl at noon to
day at the Piedmont t‘ounrcnntlunul
IIInttII in "II" llli ill-l lir. Willard
ml ‘I‘iI~
, :‘I'II'IIIIAHU Was ItIllIIuI-Il by it IIII.IIII:IIII
It the hotnc III All“ told.
‘lolilllllllll \t‘lll II.tll IIII‘ Mimimtl tumm-
lrow IIII lliI- Alttjtstlt'
'I‘Ill‘ "II. I III: I‘ I\l“.‘\l Ith. lltirl’l‘tIN
tlly \IIIIoIIIIiIII I'IIMI
lltlslttll I“! pt II the lilill) llllnlllltll
l ship IIt-lhi with about .‘ .'.o shit IIIIIIII I».
.It‘l'IrcIl line at Ilttltl lllll'tlI IIIi-I IIIIII
.IIlntt lIonI I‘Innp \\'1Ikuil. .\|IIIII.Iuh
Il'liiltl I'll-II out no lIIIIIIII I Imus III
I maid and (Illl\ IIII Ian I‘ III uhi II III
mutt had to he tItIIIIII from iI.I IIIIIII
lm the ambulanus on nlliltllt'lll 'iltI
nIIItt ole I’N'titt-lllll from typhoid mala-
iIIII and mint .IIlnI :Il' IliI ‘cnt ‘II Innu-
III in II Itttpitdl ctltnate
All and Mr): .
sandwich or mute. '
railing Off in Republican Votes as
Compact! with 1894 and 1896.
(By Associated Press.)
Portland. Me. Sept. ill—The lIl-cnnlal
state election for the choice of gover-
nor. congrcssmcn. state legislature anti
county oiilccrs. resulted yesterday, as
was anticipated. in a Republican vlc-
tory, but when compared with 1894. the
usual majority polld by the candidates
was greatly reduced. Returns at mlIl-
nlgbt from 191 towns out of 430 indi-
cated (Iovernor I OWcr's plurality at
about 2:.000. II Republican loss of 2i
per tent anti a Democratic loss of ti pcI
cent. The lower branch of the legisla-
urc will probably stand 133 Republi-
cans to 18 'liemocrats, a gain of 12 for
the latter. The Senate. however. will
remain unchanged. being as in former
years. solid Republican. All fourteen
Republican Congressmen were elected.
but Speaker Reed's majority was reduc-
ed.
& DOW,
I
”2 Washington st.. Ho. Norwullo
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have 3
large variety of designs In Red.
Green. Blue and Brown.
You are cordially Invited to
call and see them.
Painters’ supplies.
Glass, etc.,
Painting, paperianglng
and Ilecoratl g.
E. E. GORHAM
10 First arouse.
Dry Goods News, Sept. 13. 1898.
Smith,Murrayii
Successors to W. B. HALI. .t ('1 i.
Barnum Bdg. Bridgeport. (loan.
A SHIRT WAIST lllllES'l‘llEll'l
The Idea of advertising or buying
Shirt Waists at this season of the year
can only bc considered an illvcstm- at.
but the price temptation was too meal
it" us. and we bought them. knowing
that. youll be tempted the same as we
Wt'l‘u'.
The Investment Sale
sltlrltltl Mtilltl‘ly
dhit't Wulsls :11
price of
- lint [omit
Closing Otat Sale!
"Icy-,Iics Tool-I. Ilincle I'IIrIII. l"1rca.ctc..
Remap.
0c nernl Mac ““10 llt‘vlll'lllfl.
Illcy-I .Ii I-IHIIIcially.
HIIIIIII
- NIIrwIIIIt.
J. 6." assumes. ‘
with
lIIt-
the Stanley
rhllculnusly low
IMINi’ntgl'l..Js a. Roth
49c Each.
'l‘lIrcIut‘ouI-tbs of the lot are math-
from Scott-h tiiuirbzuns and Madrasi
t‘loths. t'lli'l't‘tl III styles and Will'ltlllllll-
Ilnp. Not a Willnl in the line worth
ms than ll dollar: many of them a
tailor ility and two dollars.
Children’s Wear.
I-ivcry tIIInn to prepare the children
for school this iall at w-ry low pI'chuI;
DIAL“ ll
1 NORTH MAIN STltll’I'.
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles
Papers. Borders and tiilt Iouldiala
taken to houaea for inspection. on no-
ftlce by postal. inmates cheerfully
[train
..I. I). JENNINGS.
IIosInar.
.NII can't-nu. u
. uderie‘ser.
"stats. ,
...“... j ‘I IAIN sum.
And I-lotblnu for the Maya and tllrls‘Noflu'v ' ‘ ' ' ' " ' M.
oi t'\'t'l')’ IIcIII-t'llttlou.
“Dress Goods.
' RINDINCI. ELI ITmT.
From the ItI'llIIaIIIn .\iIiIII .\ucthIn
rlnlc brounut the crowds around this JQCObM' Layton,
l‘rttllllll IIII Saturday ”ml the same will ? ”rod-W. It“ ‘OOHOM
INSURRNCE.
Ian and 751‘ Wool l'lIIIII III‘I'I-II llIIIIIIII ...] In.“ and Hon“ A'.“
.It .th paid. and Hart 'II IItIIIIlIIn tutu--
III-II IblI for Iohooi went for IttIlIIIIII mm.“:w:u§:;tau‘"m
||I'\'.lll all llllr \vccl. an hunt: .Is IIIcs-
,\.IIIII~ last.
than It plaid Ill'l‘ll‘. “6 HM” .0“.
:aa ilrochc rluttintts In this salc at L'ih' OFFIOI . RAILROAD HACI-
.I raid. «wry color. ' IOU?“ NORWALK. - - - CONN.
tItlIcr tallies in this line which are "NW “NW ““0'muu
ontlIy your curly attention: IIII'II ml.
In: qut IttIIt alwIIys.
The McCall’s Patterns
I). w. RAYMOND;
l
"creme.
eycttn. and all Initial
parties Manly camel nt alto
Itaai partner or Illaech
he.“ Indy lot Instant am
maveuueeaae.
want-mm
ARMOUR PACKINO Clio
Museum. “I. II. I.h.
Smoothtreetet
and Molnar.
“Wit. mm.
m I M m
II Telephoae at lease. M in
sIIII nan stunts an
Open daily. saoept laturdar. in. I
a. I. to ll or. arm from I to I p. at
Iaturday. O a. H.101! nuaatl ea len-
tor I‘all are hereweverr new idea IroIII
till the iorelfll lands.
'l‘hI- Alt-I‘eli'a Ilalar Fashion
lrcc.
.\lrt‘nll‘s Queen of Fashion. .'Ic .I copy.
MIt‘alI‘s Ilaasr liresstIIIIItI-r. 20c
copy.
III-member the price of IIImc IIII'II'II)‘
undo-dale patterns are Itlc and lite
not It. none hlaher.
51111.10th to
[limit
i.
ay evenings from ‘i to I.
. "new...
I I ‘ ‘
Barnum “‘"M'WI JOHN u. manta. Visa-Heat.
Int-ocul'r. noun; 0-0. I. mun.“ aae 'l‘nl
rinann an 11111131f
l'il'. j
4- i
~411th lltngtr. 01101111151. Painters
Wall Pope" and Borders;
0' .
TILIPHONI CALL. 11-8 .
Telephone 14M.
IL.
" aéh Boiler
ts tune to "Ito.
l
i We have some that are the best we ever saw.
I \
l -.. .-. -....w......--._..,
l
1 You know how soon a lllce lloller gives out'.‘
Well. We have some that cost about the saute
‘si'
1
i
I
as the (lrunltc. and will last three times as
long. ...... ..........I. ......... . ................................
We Try to Keep
the Best.
Nash %- Van Scoypé
Ilorth lain and West Streets.
I
. . . . TILLYHCARRIAGE WORKS”. .
North Main Street. South Norwalk.
.\IA\’I I \f’Tl Itrzusos ANII DEALERS IN
CARRIAGES END WRGONS
(IF ALL "hill RII'TIONH.
SIGN PAINTING l
mil" this bmuch, we can givethc best that can he done III any and every
sty e
‘5th Shattering 5. Sanctum).
You Can Depend
l'pou the value of our Shoes.
I 'an he no mistake.
We guarantee the result of every purchase.
“was
.Lusvn acorn swirls:
NIIIW YORK.
M ~12 531:. 455:. 5.45:. ...-15 ‘0.
11.18.7041. 310;. 000:. Ma.
1035:. 11.35:. 11.40. .
3 P. M——12.4‘lx. I..Il 2.251.:04.
.51”. 5.33. 5.551.441. 203:. 11.10%
i SUNDAYS.
. A. 54,—125311. I55x. 5.45:. 0.05. i
3 P. M..——5 35. 7..20 a.45:.1e.t0.
stvn NEWO iORK Foil acorn
I'w:s1.tr. ,
l A. M..—-1203!0. 5.00 5.00 1.00. t.
002:. 9.0411, 900.1003x. ions. 11.
1‘40; M4312. 02813.04 2002.5 031.0 &
x. x. 0!. 0.02:, m
2.,00 300x. 930
- sunoara. , 4
i A. M..—I203x. 0..oo 7.30. .-
1 P. M.-tl.00
LEAVE son'rrt NORWALK to;
NEW HAVEN.
. s. M..-—iIIx. 1.20s. 5.25.1.43,
9. Hit. l0.l2x. II.08x.11.“.
. l’ M.-—12.02x. 1..12 8.063. 4.
il.27.7.05.9.05x.9.15.11..“
Bridgeport In addition
m.. 2.4... 5.04x. 7..28
I”.
u. w.
to Omar.
.l‘
SUNDAYS. . , :
14.51—111x.1.20x.7.43.0.ta. ‘3! ’1
P III.-—7. 1.5 (‘3':
Anxlndicates express. .' "
SOUTH Nonwsox To pennant.
‘ a. M.—-I"I.35. 9.15.1003.
. P him—.120, 4,30 5.10. 5.00
Saturdays. only 3.10 p. In.
I DANBURY 'ro soars Nonw
A. M —6 00 725. 9.,48 11.45.
P. tam—420 53,0 5.17.
Sunday trains to Danbury, 0.20
7.25p. or. Leave Daubur 905*:
6..10p m. 3.455 m. y'
ENGRAVING.
I w. willinrnlsh a E“:
I00 .,
WEDDING
AINVITATIONS
also exirfi. Including inside
and outside enveloph. 010 Il
est. quality and anal m.
engraving. for
in this matter there
$8
(Iur lit-II 'l‘ickct Sale will continue the balance of"
I
M. H. GLOVER,
122 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
”.IIIE ” sEsr an“; BEVERAGES.
Highland Brande:
, Highland Brands are Itrlctly Union.
TIIIOIILAIII “VIII“. IIIOIUIII Plulll.
IIIOIILIIII IIL‘I axreacr. IIIOIIuID cases All
and Mala with Iron. ...-h AI. and POI-cor.
' Put Up lxprcnly for Family Use.
as carefully as It physician‘s pnwrlptlou.
7H3 PUIIOT MAI-1’ TONIC. ”ADI.
' he build II the weak and are uunur ml III an articular.
l‘ y Hole II and Habit-us lurid-dual III induced prices); I
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC fl. HAMILTON. Sela Agent.
HIGHLAND on the label menus ”labs-d Standard.
we
i
l
l Old (told to llliver of any kind: Edd motion or diamdql
Watches. t‘halue. Jewelry. limits. «to. in any eoudl Ills-ll.
I'll”. Gilli IAIIIB II“. BE PAID III! III AIIIIII‘I',
A. W. AUSTIN, chclcr,
Opera, House Block.
W
‘I'I‘X~'X"X~X‘X-X~X~X ~x—x——x-x«x-x—-x-x-—x——x
aux-x-xmxux--x-x-—:~x— sax»: X—-X—-X»X-X~—x~x~
Old (iotdand Silver;
this mouth and you should not fail to examine Illl‘ stock.1
Nearly In per out. 1‘ “I
ever oflered by another In till
city.
KM?" ADDI'I'ION‘IA 'UN'
“INC" 0".
Wedding work It“ I“ ll-
scrted l|l envelop. m.
extra charge. (use m
but t-urnsiaindluulp am
We also Intel. u could UK
“It
Losttute
cases
at North lets it. loath leewala 1
Plate and All M 0 .‘II
" " Ito '0 1,.
Addressed 0am. I w I
line salvo.
Where plate la in“
Miller-Ia, .*
t I IIIIUUIII. I“
Norwalh. Conn._
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