, in too dgreat tor it to be lightly.
yeasiildml
lino theretOre. tor venturing
1.11.... that It you hava not
done so you give the subject
-éllt consideration In the few
11111111111111: hefo1e the election.
Iii tendencies of the two lead
and see whether one more
titer aims to do the gieatest
" a greatest number. .
ill iind that neither party is
t;, indeed, both of them
111 line to time done things
It: t not to have done as well
‘to do things they ought to
'- But many as these limits
‘e3! will not pievent you [rem
’ O11 look for it, which one,
‘sses in the largest mea-
Irit upon which republics
ONleT HE WILL BE RE-
' 3PUOIAT£D
‘ " HtNew York Sun.)
illiiI'On of workingmen had any-
‘re to do with the attacks on
did. No organization of
,‘ workingmen would ever
the scuttling of a national
it .turns out that a member
union did make the attempts
3, the Connecticut, his fellow
3 3t will be the first to denounce
I! too him.
eve-*—
ONT MORGAN'S ANECDOTE.
= (Exchange).
At 11. dinner given by Plerponl Mor
liadelphia it happene
abate oversight that that
3, 91.111; had no oyster fork
commenting, good naturedly, on
dent, Mr. Morgan said:
reminded of an anecdote my
used to tell about a certain Mrs
"st Murphy, it scents, was
, and had no saltspoon. The
called: her hutler’s attention
‘Williamfi‘ she said. “Mrs.
. as no saltspoon.‘ ‘ ‘Madame,’
pin gracefully replied ‘ihe last.
’Murphy dined here we lost
“.—
...._‘._,._.___.._
HE RAOGED HERO.
Baltimore American)
its—“Ah; lady you might not
3. but once I had only to collect
by "
‘ .
and- go my way "
y—"That's all I want you
‘ 111
a will uh 11 at 19¢ per pk.
you“ . 11111111 N. v. state, par
"Ml goodo, oi com. good
For dos. 98c. ,
AT THI NEW YORK ,IAIOAIN HOUII.
‘ 11 few facts that make this remarkable mic possible
1 11 or 01111111113 male 1-1111, and all 1
i1”: 111' best tailors in our New York
hopper than any other store can buy them. We also have a ‘
' 1! Which we will sell as cheap at our clocks and with. ,
hairpins on head and sell our goods 111111 cents on the _
etyou t6 look. your
.M,
Doc. ‘1 .25 1‘
V F111
5111...;
NEW LONDON Millions ‘I’RIAL.
man——
One of the Accused: Men Adda Intel‘-
m to Today; Proceedindt.
NEW LONDON, Nov. 3.-—-'l‘he feat-
ure of interest i113. the Menghi murder
trial today lay In a. lengthy cross-ex-
amination oi Giovanni Monteibano, one
of the accussed ltalians. The enemi-
nation occupied about four hours dur-
1113' which every minute detail con-
nected with the aliair was gone over
Montelbano stated that he left the
house before the shooting and when
he heard shots tired he, with Malacca.
another of the accused. stariedfor the
house. He saidhe remained outside
crying. When asked why he cried he
said because he was sorry to have
gotten into trouble. When asked it
he knew that trouble had developed
Inside, he said that he thought so. me
had not been“ inside to see. '
After the firing ceased Frank Shan—
dcor, 'l‘oscuno and Malacca came out
of the house, and witness saw that
Slnmdeor was bleeding about the face;
As they walked toward the city. wit-
ness said that be bound up Shandeor’s
head with a handkerchief; He did not
know what had become of the hand-
kerchief. The article was produced
in court. Witness Identified It as being
his and it developed ‘Ihat the hand-
kerchicf, together With some loaded
cartridges, had been found near the
spot in Norwich where the four men
had been arrested.
Mouielbano denied that he threw
the things away upon the approach of
a No1wich policeman
.m—m.‘
HELPING HIS MEMORY.
A lawyer In a western city once
went to another part or the country
on business. On arriving at his deati.
nation he found he had forgotten the
name of the firm he had come to see,
and had left all enlightening memo-
rauda in his desk
After wasting valuable time in use
legwoirom to remember he teIe
graphed home to his partner for the
ne‘eessary information like got it and
more.
“Your business In with Smith 81
Jones." his partner’s message ran.
“Your name Is‘Brown."-+Sunday Mag-
azine.
Her Husband—.80 you‘ve- iolned one
of those French conversation classes.
as? What do you talk about. anyway?-
She (absent mlndedly)——Oh about
every one who happens to be absent
«Judge. .
L...
“No stream can 1Ise higher than Its
source you know."
"Can't it? But an undergraduate can
be a mighty sight superior to his fath
er. all the some."—~Chicago Record
1 Herald.
_... ..,. MW“.
IW IS THE TIME
our winter Iupply 0f canned goods. »
I.“ We re crowded with stock and We still have some more to arrive. You
’ ”Md to lot thin Opportunity go by without taking advantage of our
ave the finest lot of Potatoes you over laid eye. on. Can you do but-
2_|/¢ penis per buohel in 5 bushel Iota? And If your wish a peck
nglcure Little boautica, Just as nice
as it just picked from garden. Per
can 131:1; per doz. 21.50.
din. none better. our can 130. Epicure Early June, called 111. boat,
Po:- con 12c; 60:. 31.35
Ke cow-nee Peas. fine sifted. par can
111:; doz. $1.25.
Surprile Peal, nice and tender, per
can 0c: per 110:. sec. 3
Curtlco Brothoro' Pen, the Blue La
bol kind, 2 cans for 250.
0 [”5
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
, in
We
11 goods were made
tory, and We are
ailment will prompt Won
Open (‘1: road More
’ Kinsmen. they fell to $150,907.07.
‘ 11131161111 in .. -
dimly] 1513131111111,
(Charles Marseilles, torrheriy editor of the
Kingston Freeman. tell! the Mary. .,
When i went to Klimton he (Par-
ker) was In his first year» as surrogate.
The Republican leaders accused him of
being out of his place. for Peter 1' an-
tine, one or the abla‘et lawyers and
most esteemed and honored citizens oi?
the state. had preceded him In china
and bud hemlhls opponent at 11 recent
election. But the Democratic party,
having met with 11 number 01‘ succeed
es, had obtained the mastery of the
county at last and devised and worked
with success 11 system that had filled
them with confidence of their invluci
bility. They no longer bill] any respect
for the rights of ”Mr opponents, or
even for majorities on the Othernlde.
The town of Kingston. surrounding
the city. 01‘ the same. name covering 11 A
large extent of wealthy forming terri-
tory and including also 11 po1'.tlon of
the Catskills In which wore vnluuble
limestone quarries worked by forelgir
ei‘s. ‘ull of whom voted the Democratic
ticket and profited enormously in con-
scuuence, gave Parker his first 11311301"
lty In political life. This IIIMOI'ILV was
drawn from two stone dburxy p111-
clncis which contained not more than
1.10 1',ote1's but. gave l"~111ke1 (I110 votes.
'i‘bls was done bv simply holding back
the votes till the rest of the county
was heard from and ihenreturningdi
suiticieni number to elect him. Wheth-
er Parker counlrrd at this fraud is not
publiclv known. it is known. however.
that he accepted and held thp1 otiice to:
six yenis. This 1111s the beginning of
11 political career more successful than
that of any other Democrat l1: Ulster
county. ilc‘qulrllly dereloperl‘lnlo a
powerful political boss. dictating nou-
lnutlous and appointments, and Rep
busy uith Idl‘i'IIllIllg honors for him—
self if “11 are to bellow all the reports
of his friends.
But the “plan of campaign" dcilabd
by the Ulster county lenders so for-
Innate for l’urk‘el. Inought wry liltic
bencilt to other leaders or the! [111111
The result In dollars and cents wn
more costly than the i payers con 1!
hear. The 111111113 150 ”ro
110i) ballots for l’urker levied $16.0th
taxes upon the town for outdoor re
lief, but. though the 111011 of property
protested and went to law, 11 Demo-
crutic court decided that they must.
pay. and :ihey did. But‘ihe papers»-
tbc Kingston Ilully ll‘rrcmnu cud'tbe
Kingston .Iouuml—vwhlch l on 1191! and
edited took up the subject and spent
the eutbe uiutm publishing these 9\
pcudlluius Item by 110111.11...» sumo
forces that guve Parker his dishonest
Inuiority Ilnd absorbed all the offices
of the 101111 and seemed equipped for 11
long and bun ions lease of power. lint
the people loud the pnpcrp which ex-
posed ii1c rasvniitles perpetrated by‘
the quarry sintosuwn. bucked by 11
Democratic board of supervisors with
more 1.111111 11 two~thlrds majority.
There was 11'11ew board to be elected
it: the spring, and not a day passed
ulihout the printing of from one to
three columns or Democratic doings.
.The result. 1111s a sweeping revolutidn,
.ibe Republicans electing, seventeen
and tho Demou'nis nine members
When tho new board that almost the
that not was to divide the town, coir
ting oi! the little stone quarry section
by itself and creating the large town
of 1 later, inhabited by prosperous
farmers and 111111111fucture1's.'i’hle ef-
fect 1111s to make the county permu-
neully Republican nod to suppress re-
pooling and ballot box shilling In the
little rmunnut of the old town. The
new town of Ulster. which had paid
$16,000 (or feeding the pauper» of the
stone quarries the previous your, up-
propriuted $1100 for outdoor relief. and
It outlined for the purpose for three
311an Other reforms of a more gen-
and nature were instituted and the
taxes for county purpoodl fell from.
$331,320.48 11111171 to $198,358.00 In '1
‘ lll'liifi
The decline continued, duo in
1882. the lost year of my stay in
The effect upon the Democratic party
In» ferrlble‘.
leader» were driven out 01‘ allied.
“Anyway ” ‘ he cried
. his. is natal
" “Jaimie audit be thanhtul that he
re" who-rust
More than half of the]
Al; .
moat alone Purser romelnod undisturbo,
116. He 1.11.1 been elected i111: 111: years. ‘
rand 1.9111111111111111 when 1111 coup
me .
was from the grandfather .
.‘Barus all gunned last nilrht.
.Harcour‘i looked gloomy for a mad
the t.- Then his face 1111.11.11 un‘
"Jacob, the
They cut him up. and
cured him before Thanksgivins" ‘
“That’s goodll exclaimed the f l
1111
coped the tire " ~Youth companion.
Fresh.rwanl
BLUEFISH 121: lb.
eNAPPaa BLUES 101: lb.
STEAK cop‘....,...........‘ 101.111.
NATIVE EELS 14:: lb.
WEAKFIBH 30 111.
FRESH HERRING ..5c :11
FLATFISH ..... 5111311112511
MARKE‘ECOD . . ..-7c lb.
HADDOCK 7c :11.
BLACKFISH 11: lb.
WHOLE SALMON .r.. .121: 1b.
SMELT. ...... 15c 111.
GAPI DULRU
East End of Washington St Bridge.
Old Salvation Army Bldg
TO THE PUBLIC.
Why not pat1onize the firm that are
saving you money? Why pay more to
others when you can get best grades of
Lehlgh Coal at $5. 75 per too? We
will guarantee cure the best In he
market. Also weight guaranteed. ll
coal that leaves our yard Is cleaned
and free from slate, a trial order will
convince you we are the only tlrrn that
keep the prices down for you
TELEPHONE CALL. _
store, 203-5' Wood 6. Mechanic St“.
Yar‘d 97.6 74 Seaview Ave.
I
m...
BRANCH OFFICE
Pu Iic Market
32 8011 11 Main Street,
311th Norwalk. .
NORWALK OFFICE JOHN T. HAYES
15. MAIN STREET.
8 IIIIISIIHIIII 81 SIN
$020111... AMUSEMENTS.
nary": ”THEATRE.
3 E NIOHT ONLY
3."? Y,‘ NOV. 7TH.
I‘Engagoment of
Mildred Holland
an!
CATHERINE, THE GREAT.
(oiI Binnie).
n
EDWARD O. WHITE'S
Stupendoup Production.
The Triumph of
Empress
BY THEODORE KREMER.
. SOALE OF PRICEB.
25c, 60c, 750, $1.00
First Five Ram in Orchestra $1. 50.
«at. on sale beginning Thursday,
. 3 November 31d.
VI“
7
Ln
THOMAO WHITNEY SURETTE
Will Ohio a course of 8111 Lectures il-
luutrmd Upon the Piano and
1 Organ. Upon
WAGNER: THI MUIIO DRAMA. .
Upon Iix Sucoouivo Monday Even-
inio, Beginning Nov. 7111.
T11- 111.11.... Lgfiu‘rar wm be 111111
LOOK cows HALL. 11_’ol:1wni.1<.X
11
brought, In a telegram' it
. , Only - I‘
. ; house and smoke houae saved. " it read.
THE EXTRAORDINARY TR
READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT I8 GBATIFYING EVIDENOE'THAT THE WOMEN OF THIB VICINITY
HAVE FOUND oun ESTABLISHMENT A SMART upro DATE SHOPPING PLACE.‘ we ARE. DETERMIN.‘
ED THAT EVERY ONE SHALL KNOW U8~KNOW THAT we Keep ON LY RELIABLE GOODS. KNOW '
THAT oun emcee ARE LOWER THAN OTHERS ON THE SAME ones or cocoa. KNOW THAT 01111 I
GUARANTEE is sack OF EVERY ARTICLE we can AND KNow THAT THE MONEY 1e CHEERFULLY
R’EFUNDED IF ANY ARTICLE 13 NOT SATISFACTORYOR JUBT As nepoasmremy we MENTION
BELOW A FEW OF THE MANY oooo THINGS TO BE FOUND IN THIS DEPARTMENT: ,1:
LADIEB' TAILOR MADE WALKING spire IN BLACK AND NAvv, cszor JACKETS SATIN LINED, H
oOLLAnLeee errsc'r. ............ . ...... .PRICE $11.00. 3
LADIES’ TAILOR MADE WALKING sulrs, IN BLACK, NAVY AND FANCY MIXTURES ALL WOOL ' I
MATERIALS, MADE up 1N 1.11: VERY LATEST sTer-zs PRICE $15.00 ~
TAN COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, LOOSE BACK WITH BELT. SATIN LINED, .
TAN «may more cOATs. PLAI
TOURIST cons, iN TAN covear
LADIES RAIN COATS, lN TAN AND
COLLARLE‘ss.
. ......... .'..1.
.0
1...... 11111111111111 Sluts 111101111111 Garments
llflfiIJNII‘”
ADE w1-1101-1 WE HAVE aNJoYso T111113 seAeON IN OUR ”LADIES W
...........Pruc1=_ a 7.50
TED BACK, WITH eELT TRIMMED WITH VELVET $12.00
ANo FANCY M1xzo CLOTH, ...... PRICE. $8.00, $10.00, $12.50.
OXFORD. MADE OF RAIN pnoor CLOTH, PL'AITED BACK AND
PRICE $10.00. .
.. .y...1--1.‘ ........ .1 ..... I'lfiili‘l .......... 1......
0
11115111111111. HvAu, Norwalk.conn-
11110.2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Moncyinthc Bank
‘/ :
And Coal in the cellar are 3.
equally good
‘and the man who has both is' 35,
“safe and ‘sane’ ’and need not {I
fear the future.
you to put in a few tens of,
coal before the snow files. If
you don't buy it here buy it
somewhere—but
here i'
We are backed by many
years of honorable dealing.
THE fERRIS COAL CO.
investments, if
1,.
We advise
why r not
I ..
West WaShingiou St. «So. Norwalk
lp‘myw'.
..
‘IO-‘Iiing‘
GIOvcr’ s the Place
1 Phone 357.
Wear $111111 ’i‘llai Fit
Ctédit
i
For a good many Years this store has been known.
as the best shopplng center III the twin cities.
This Season by gigantic effort and through
the fact that sacral ahexpected opportunities
came our «to... we o/Icr absolutely the finest
stock of clothing for man. woman or child
on our part payment plan. This modern plan
has tbeendorsement of thousands of Normalit-
era In all bulk: of life. and it: attribute the
5131111111 AccounIm
New
with the
. Faulield Counill
soccer: of our ‘grocdlnq business, because cf.
giving the people the best for the hilarity—w 3
the best treatmeulfisfanding brick of curry a»
llclc sold or money refunded.
i
Norwalk Chronicler