3 Tim ”"SEN‘i‘I’RITiiL
S01‘Tll NORWALK. “(31011!“ 7. “till
EXTRA 819.3310.“
The indications of ii spi-ciiil socsion of
tho h .;ulatuio to t'dllhltirt‘ lili‘ lllt“i ivt
low hidiiio t~i giiidi- l‘ltK‘-=‘~lll‘,;‘~ ill" on
tho iiicii-aiso. .\ tllllllllt‘l‘ of‘ towns have
pctitionod tho (iin‘t‘rlttll‘ to that i fi'oct.
.\t tho borough and council inc: tings of
this town Monday 1 \‘t‘lling rcs illltluttfl
urging tho t-‘orornor to call tho sr-ssiou
wero unanimously passoil. nnd Se-iiitor
Hill. on tho pint of tho borough. and
Mayor lluliboll. on tho part of tho city.
woro rospoctivoly appointed a coniniitteo
l-i prisont tho rcsoliitious to tliotlo'vornor.
and “ill do so to iiioi‘row, \vlion lio‘will
ho at his bank in New York.
THE ELECTION.
Tho result of tho oloction in this city,
We think. was it surpriso to ovorybody.
\‘urious reasons are given for it. but tho
principal ono undoubtedly is disat'fortion
in tho Ropublioan ranks of long stun-d.
mg. oomhinod with roccnt dissatisfaction
on thrl part of sot‘orul iiitot‘osH with tho
i‘oiirso of somo of tho candidatr‘siin imit-
tors l-cforo tho council. Mr. t‘orhoti's
notion iii rrltition to an iippropriiitioii for
tho cliiof ciiginoor of tho tiro dop irtiiioiit
lost him many \‘otos. livon tho it.»
"ptihlican organ of tho city cast
whntovor iiitliionoo it had for the
Democratic tickot. 1t r\\'llrl also
chiiiuod tl’nt thi- :Jplliiiit‘llll ruinous was
packed. ho distribution of priiiioil hal<
lots guru it tho seiiililiiiioo of that clitir~
actor. though we think we :ii'o right in
saying thoy woro intondod solely for
convuiioni'o and to cxpodito ninth-rs.
Tho liuo iiiiil cry iiiiido about the oditor
(it this part-r dictating tho ttt'kt‘t isof
the same clinrucicr as tho othor falsev
hoods which havi- (‘riiiio from tho ..imo
’sAtiri-o. Whilo lll‘ is :i lt‘ii‘llii of Mr. (‘ob
hott. and has tho h-ghost mirror for him
:is 8 cm: ii. and tho fiillost contidciico in
his intogity. and aidiiiirutioii for his illdl.“
pcndi-ni-o of action. ho novor s.) much its“
nuggost-‘d t 1 him that ho h.» ii t‘ull-ihldlr‘.
unl had no ii-iii-l or \uiio-i in tho ll|:lhi'
up of thv ll np‘i‘vl iv in “vital. fiirihor than
his ballot in n..- i‘iiuoiis. 'i‘o~\liiy no
ixiiilidly lu-lii \‘o that thoso who liihoi‘cd
hardest toilofritt Mr. t‘orlii‘tl lint‘o lilt‘
\‘ory highost t‘rl ‘i'lll for him :is ii cit'Aon
and public t‘111\‘\ r.
To git lit thi- iii‘igina! ratlltlt‘ of tho R ‘-
ptililii‘an dofcti'. wo think we must go
further liiick'rihau this or last yi-ar.
\\'lion llrorgo W. lliy. through tho
strongt‘i of tho t iiipot‘niico \‘oto. rc-
l‘t'i\'t‘ti tho R 'pitblix‘dii Ililllilnl‘ilii‘ll for
mayor. in t‘th‘li)‘ tho lllIlIlllr‘t‘ siiggvstod
. by Republicans opposed to tilt iiidopoiiil~
cnt totiipi-i‘niico l!(‘k{’i. n largo p ~it: iii of
ing. ll pithhmsi p irty l‘i'ptliililti d him
and tho i‘niiso hi- ri‘l‘rt‘fl‘llL‘ii at tho p ills.
and Mr. Swnrti. to his on ii unit ryory-
hotly olso‘s si‘irpriso. was t‘iit‘itii. Tho
iioxt your t‘hnrli s l‘I. lloty row-trod thi-
l‘t‘glliflr li'*plll|ilt"ttl IliVlllllillllOl). iiiid won
a grout feu'oritv \\ ith tho .\'Ullll;.:1i"[llll|ii‘ ,
onus, but a faction of tho party. dosigii-
iitod its tho “Moss liziiikors." ii ill-signa-
Mon to indicat-- tlii-ir \‘onoriihihty. dvsort
r9t1 tilt“ and (“ll‘t'li’a H. H. ‘1\‘ll‘ll‘l‘. Tllt‘
young R-‘puliliciiiis thou doclurod opi-ii
war. This dissoiision proiiiisod to ho
stoppod who" llr. ll ‘llt‘illt‘l was it i';iiidi~
il:ito for roprosontativo. lint lilotlgi‘s ”“11
made werebrokon. and tho hrouoli ho»
twat-n tho factions was widonoit. Since
George \V. Day was dcfoutod tho ll -puh-
lioims ilithklilllt‘d to i-loct :i iiiziyor. iiiid
until sumo iii-ton is kiln-ii to ilt‘ili tho
drll' 'l‘t‘llCi‘fi now oxistiiig in tho it ‘pllllih
cin ranks. thoro is vi-ry littlo prospoct
of their clocting ono.
Tho Democrats n -w have oomph-to
control otthercity government. and it is
gonrrally lwhevi-d lilt‘)‘ will oxorciso it,
and that both city clr-rk and city iittorncy
will ho retiri-d. There is no Democratic.
attornoy in tho city. so. if tlioro is it
contost it Will ho botwoon .‘lr. Light and
31f. Frost.
\‘y'c hear that thoro. ziro niiini-rotis
aspirantn for (‘ity t‘lork. but the gonornl
opinion is that to roiuovo him would be
it had tlllshtlit‘.
First Solootmim ..liiuios lizis oniorod
up in tho dutios of hisotlioo with ih-i-idod
earnrsincss. and is working early and
Into. The work this your is arranged.
wo think. upon a hottor phin tliiiii i-vi-r.
Mr. Jdlllt’tl is to look nftor the iilins
house and outside poor. roads. rind gou-
criil out door Work of tho northorn part
of the town, and Mr. Tollos is to see to
things in gonoral in tlic south ond. Mr.
“‘heeler has boon eloctod clerk of the
board. and will be in the omco most of
the time. This arrangement divides the
work in such a manner as to make the
srrvicos of the nolectmnn most available
and to best accommodate the town.
Tin-7:; I-zmccnox run t' ltxs.
The election on Monday passed 011
quietl and a large vote was polled. The
repub icnn town ticket was carried with
a few exceptions. John Honnecker de-
feating Thomas tiuyer as assessor.
The republican city ticket was defeat~
rd, the only successful candidate being
James C. Crown, who defeated “lashing-
ton M. Sharrott as councilman. In the
borough things were reversed and only
one democratic burgers was elected.
The vote on the license question was
using" and as will be seen by the returns
license was carried by a large majority.
t‘lTY ELECTION.
Pro.
For Mayor.
Matthew Corbett. r 285. William B Iliibholl, d 428
“'clfnrd s. Builcy. p 2:.
For Trcasuror.
John ll. Ferrir. r 833 John
Lcu'is E. Biicknm. p
' For Collcctor,
Franklin A. Tallest. r 297 .\\‘alic.r A. Wilcox. dim
Charles A. Knight. p ‘36
For Muslin].
Willinin 8. tin: p. r 313 Christian Sliclm-l. d 379
nme's’fl. Wiimoi. p at
(‘bnr‘eo itsmn ur’i’ai‘wfiwim D‘bbl as”
Gnome? ' V. Yakima?“ l 6‘ "
Rep. Dt‘m.
:5 Smith, (1879
For Inspector or Elections.
Charles K. Smith. r in: James Costello. d 8113
,, Frank I. PII‘SODI. p a)
For Registrnr 0! Voters,
ThomC.Cammgh. r 3:5 Theodore Scarlcu, i187?
, Fruit H. Richuds. p as
For “'ntcr Commissioner.
John L. Richards, r au Charles S.mebridgc,d 4N
' >7. Willi-tn N. Crow. p 2'.“
Eur Mum of Water Fund,
Net L. Cunningham r 33:! Batman Snyder, d 833
George A. Duh. p 2?
Job w mattiiiwroii'h‘ A sun: so
ii . - .
. CW... ~ ii. am.“ 5”
um . ‘1. t ‘ .Btere rat)”
in“. mi: WW. 4*- Mimi
. t - .
11m 1). m. d 88 Will H. Butt .‘gdlfi
phllucnnr
115—113)
a
-—‘
For Town Tnnsurcr and Tmnsurcr of the School
un .
William A. t‘iirtiil. r 578 395 ST~~~1060
Eduard Ill-trill. d W 814 on -— 91??
Jami-s L‘lloiiiinedion. p 23 an 31- 63
For Collector of Town N951,
“come it St. John. 1' 617 $33 92—105!
“mum Snyder. a 4:0 in .‘l — N4
"wisdom-s. ii iii; in 88
For t‘onsinlilos.
.ii‘ltll S Loi kiiood, Evix‘ NI .i‘i rill!“
\ ”can litlllitii‘. girl .\'\'i :t~ WIS
William E ltiixioii. l’ Mt .«M Iii. ioi‘vi
William 1‘ “huh-r. i» T." .;s‘? in. “HR
.looopli L. t‘olgmi o. i tit: fist 2‘. - ‘A’v‘l
l‘litir vs 1". Mills. r ‘ix‘l ili 9m
.lziiiios (‘. (‘rowig r RI! :1 ~ 1N!
min-rt boron.“ d :sti :ii —iooi
\\'nii:iro Iliiin, d 32!? to 7103‘}
[hind {‘. MCKH‘H". d .‘iil 27—» MR
Eduard 11. Smith. d 3“ 7“- ":3
Funk Alton. d :N‘. Tit” was
llolwtt .\l. “Knox. d ‘ "J
their M r: s. p :ci
Alfrut l‘lritt. p til
(homo 'l‘. t‘nrr. p 3‘)
Sylyostrr Slit-hi nod. p :lil
\\ ill iii ll Warm-r. p to
ln-iiiziyii Juno. p ~_ y .
. For Auditor of Town Accountil.
\\ iii. llowanl fioyiiioiir. r Mil
llflrm'v H. lldtin. d I)?“
t‘iinrlcs A. Knight. p til
For Board of “click
llradtvy S. Kt'iiil. r not 33‘! Ti: - hh‘i‘i
lrftiiln‘ltifit‘ liilxcr. r .153 37‘) ilssltllti
l'toln \\‘ ll‘ilcs. ti sci ziti Tl~ on
lloiiry ll Fox. it hit: 3H :o— uni;
Louis E. lliickimui. p :31 it til— lL‘l
(liit't‘t S. \cllcck. p ‘23 ~11 2'5 . 81'
For Griinil .i :irors.
Stiios \\‘. t‘iirtis. i‘ 5": St 76 -1\1‘il
1300:!“ T llniilv. I’ 570 39': ‘ti sluifi
.i. Sitirsos “lllldaii, r :»is N :3 ,4...“
i‘hiir as l“. lliiilock. r {85 :ttrt , tins
lli lll‘)‘ 'l‘iily. r PM 3%
.loLii ll. i‘imviuii. r Mi :is'i
.\, l“!.‘1tit'l~ \\ lilttul. d Sim :itt
timid .i shot-min. it Ms :Nl
Iliuid ll Tinklvr. Cl fill it?”
“Kuhn;~ on .\I. Sillll’l‘i’llJi 1‘: diL'i
Simon \\’ ltayiiiniid. it 513 .T'.‘
\\‘iiit‘io.il 3‘ lliiuford. (1 hi?) :Tl
W in F. 1!rytint.p :1 4i)
tn .o i'irri-r. p 2:! ii)
John 5 t. lloniniwhoii. p ‘3 t0 .
For Scalrr or Wc’ -hi~ and Moiisiiros.
H l'iiitiiil H. t'rimc. r .‘i ~l 31‘? I'll» liX‘lt
ll ll\-.‘_\ l‘zti 3i. \1 .‘.'\ .iui i::i mo
hit“ in t‘iirtrn p :59 Slim. 53'
For Si‘liiuii \ wiltirs.
‘l‘liniiiis it. (\slmrii. r Milt 3st 76—1036
lit-iitlll Alldlll“. r .‘x’s‘l .‘lill leiluti
t‘rwh-rii it “not. il 3!! 331 2] ~ 943
h‘oorgr \\' t‘,iiri-l!,d iii?» ail in- U56
lhiity A lh‘miix p 2!? ~ll iii - :L‘l
.‘lt‘i\l11"\\. .\_i».t:lllll. p :33 {l it 5“
For .‘55r‘5r‘tlfi.
“'lliiimi 1‘- 1h lidril‘k‘. r 352 10l- lil'ill
'l‘hoiuih ti:‘.)i‘r. r 1““ 7|- til?!
.loliii ;\ 11:‘ll"’ 'w.‘ it‘ , ‘JI‘J
laws ,\I L-I . .-l‘i mi ‘Jtnl
.lltllll“ ll \\ 1:. 3“ , \T
\“ul‘lllll F. F.2$o\\. p 35 1‘. s;
For l‘ mud N\"‘1“t‘r".
RTl’li’s 1‘: llnyiiiotid, l Tia ’lss
Az-viim Filloo_ r ‘ 3“
Hints llusooi; r 7.-.\' A». ‘
i}. v .\l\i kor. r 22"" Int '1
~ l‘. ”wild“. r at... s! i. tots
iii \li \lzihozi d ’MI» i l .o ”1h
. , mAii oh. d i h v IN— Kl?
Nil \l'l’s, ii I‘ll i ’ Ila ”"4
\\'::i U Hi‘iidflt‘h‘. ii 33‘) ‘l i! ‘3‘"-
For llcyu std-i,
In .‘
‘ y nus
, . ‘u,{
l ti"r\‘ il-ii‘ii v's r 'r'a?
Frank l', t‘r-ni'hi‘t. r ‘xfn‘
J. illl \\'. ll “iii-ti. d l
daiiiv ~ .N‘ Tn); -r. it ' “H
Wain ii >h- li‘ ii. «1 ill
-‘ “o .‘i-‘okor. d i‘ 1.»
, .;‘llll K \\'r ..‘il'. d
l'nr iii-2r: t-
! .\‘ \\‘»orri.,i -s .‘f “i Lat
- \\' ti- r ‘v »\ . ‘1‘ 3 1".“
. it ~.‘. i 4.7. :isii : has
.. » .l' Hutton! ii a... fill '7 u- i
\\“l .l Morons. :ii‘ 3.:
i‘ulli‘ l' I'Nizll. d t‘. 37‘ ">2
i‘ it \t’ \i...‘. :l 3; t: w:
i is" 'l‘ iit"l“" v! Ii 1‘ N‘
i:i-:\ .\ K..;, p J. 11 \J
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bin
5.‘
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1.1- h‘
To ioit
:,i in.
‘3'» x\
l..ll‘i"l‘.
WIN for. "it ii»-1,i:s!
..il Iii-ital
it} {on til tigriJ'isi
liiillitl'till 'l'h‘hl‘I'l‘
Dom
_ li‘op,
l‘or “Birth-n.
«Limo» ii. (iii: <ry. litl l-‘n-di‘t'i k‘hlcnil'. Lu?
. For Ilium-Nos.
Loni r 5‘ run; 4m H N Sloan. I...
. .I
\t‘zllirini ll 5lll.lll. .i.‘. ii \\'. Iii-riiiioiiil.
AH‘rod ,\ Ht! wry. l“? ‘liilo \V. “Mon. to?
John D Kniiiiri. dll .‘AIllllt‘i Mitr‘ln-ll. :S‘H
'l'lioiim- .\ “out. 4w iii-orgi‘ Limo. in
John ll l‘uii isn‘t. «an iloorizo ’l‘. Mt‘l‘rlii. .‘fts'
For ’l‘ro ' 1' mill 'l‘rvnsiirvr of tli.‘ \Viiti‘r l‘iiinl.
lli-ii y l, l. . in: “on .‘lllllit. riJo'
‘ .
“‘lliinlu .-\. firms. 1.
. For l‘oiloi‘tor. ‘
lids ~l 8 Admin 1‘.“ Frank ‘1‘. llytttl. fin"
Fresh lviizt. 1‘ llriiry l' l‘rzrc. 2
i.. ll. S: John. L‘
For llailrt‘l.
.1. Arthur l'iiiiioo. {W Aionson E. Johnson. ill»
Alliort lh-l‘orost. I.
For “FL? [fair or \‘otors.
’l‘livodiiii- llrii-ti. t lti-rimrd t‘. l‘i-i~i._\, iii:
~ For lizspoctor of I-Zloctions.
John ll \Vnido. 43-9 John A. lloiiiim‘kor. 5:17
~ For \\’iitrr t‘t‘lllllllss‘lullt't‘.
Wintlclil 5. Moody. fill
The oloction in lurion on Monday ro-
sulto‘d in a ropulilioan victory. the awr-
nuo ma} irity hoiniz thirty—tivo \‘otos.
Following is tho tickot olcctcd:
si-‘ortiiii-n Int Sizitlold. ’l‘h-iddoiis Ill-ll. tloorxo
tlrrgori. d.
'l‘ouii t'h-rk and 'l‘i‘i‘asiin‘r John S, \ani‘thiiri'
.\~~i‘-‘3«‘l'\ \‘siiiiicl ll [ti-Mon. John ll, “dunno".
llonid of Rt ~5ntiincl Sands. t‘hnrh‘s ll. \\'olih
t‘otistnlili s /t harh-s ll
Fouior. Alonzo Wood. (‘lirirlos E. Show-nil. L‘il.
liraiiil llllr‘lf‘rl‘ilul’il‘i :\. llohhic. Charles \V.
llnyiiioiid, Wilmini 'l‘ llrirkcr, .lniiios A. Shiiw.
limi‘irur of \oti-rs John H. Whitnm‘. \\'. ll.
“‘iTIiiutt. it. ~
'l‘roa‘iiri-r
“'ntcrliiiry.
Srhool \‘l‘iltlfi‘g‘lbflrt 11. Scotti-til. Lonw Pronch.
Auditor of Tomi Accounts Allirrt ll. Scotlold.
11d)\\’tlr\1§~\viuiam '1‘. lin-rctt. Isaac 11. Vl'unl-
iii-ll. Notify 1". Solh‘l‘k.
Pound tin-perv llonry F. Scllcck.
Uystor t‘oniiii‘issioncni~t‘linrli-s \\'. Ravrnond
dt‘ri‘lllitlll t‘ liliiioh'llcr. llii‘ksoti W. t‘olo. ‘ '
The republican, ticket. in Stratford was
0vath by ii majority of 00 and no |i~
Cerise was t‘ltl‘l‘lt‘d by it majority of 101.
No licenso was carried in the town of
“'ost Strntford by a majority of 43 and
the majirity for the republican ticket
was 30. "
Trumbull went democratic and voted
no license.
In Dsnburv the democratic ticket was
succosst‘ul and the majority for license
was 420. The United Labor ticket polled
137 votes and the prohibitionista 185.
Bethe! elected the republican ticket
and voted in favor of no license. "
In New Canaan the republican ticket
was elected by about 80 majority and no
licsiise was carried by 102 majority.
The democratic ticket in Stamford
was elected by a small majority.
of Touii Ill-posit Punitdolin S.
ll OK'SATONIC KAI LROA I).
..., .
Important Action ‘l to Preferred and
Common Stock. '
A special meeting 0! the common and
perferred stockholders of the Housatonic
R'iilroad compnny, was held at Bridge-
port on Wednesday. The prcfcrred
stock is entitled to 8 per cent. a year
before any other claims are paid. For a
number of years these dividends were not.
paid, the money being, instead, put into
permanent improvements. With interest
they now amount to about $300 I abnre,
a total of about three and three qunrter
millions. The object of the meeting wan
to agree on a plan of settlement, taking
into account the fact that; there inn ques~
tion whether these cumulntive dividends
are collectable. Mr.Wiliiiun H. Barnum
otters rcsolutiona which, an summarized
by the Bridgeport Farmer, propose In the
first. place to retire the present 8 per
cent. preferred stock (11,000 shares), and
for each share uncalled to issue two-
sbnren o! non-cumulntive 4 per cent. pw
{erred stock. .600 charm); and nit n
boiua for the in: to $300 or more of
back unpnid dividends, to give‘ for each
share of old preferred stock $100 in out:
or in five percent. gold bonds. The
turther provides for the «charge of the
old common stock Molina) for the
new 4 per cent. preferred “out, at tbé‘
rate of three chum of old for one of the
\l'iitorhiiry. tioorco \\'.‘
new. This will rcqitire about .733
shuns of new stock. making the oral
stock outstanding when the exc go is
fully consummate-d, ‘26 333. Tho ox—
changoof the profoirod stock. two for
ono, is an even thing its me is am right
pear cont. and the other ii four per cent.
stock. The present holder surrenders,
liowmor. tho l‘llllllliillYl’ vliariittv-r of
tile stock for lltltillti‘ng i'ii il' ho f-iils to
git t1 diviiloiid uno _\i .ii. ho i .iiiiiul ri —
t‘i‘ivc tho di ticioiicy limo lilt' i tunings t f
tho llt‘xl yrur. Ho also siii‘ii n his his
cquitubh‘ and prolulaly legal rtuiiii to
ovor $300 back du‘iihnils duo ht?“ for
$100 in hand. 0i tho I-tlli‘r liuid. the
common stock. which for yvnm has had
no real value. and. il‘ tin-so hack divi-
donds are to be pant Would he woithlos:
now. will under this plan :it once lh‘t‘nlllt‘
\YUl‘lil one third its much as tho now
p t‘ft‘lri‘ti l‘our pi-r cont stock.
Tho ri’solutiona woro puss- d by t‘io lol~
lowing Vl‘lz‘l Prcfcl'l‘cd nti-t‘k iii l‘iu’iir,
8,060 sliaies: proforrod stock opp sod. H?
shares: common stock in 1.t\‘ur, 7,091
shares; common stock oppusod. non».
The change is'said to be iii the BthWlt‘k
interest.
ENTERTAIN M I‘ZNTS.
“ant-x, .
“Jim. 'I‘lio l'enuiun."
Thopoptilnrcoinpany. “'hlt‘h hmw
success at tho l'iiioii Sipmro Tlieatro l
ho at Music Hall on Mondiy evi-ning.
(if its appearance in l‘ntladi-lphia 'l‘iio
Lodger has the following to say :—"l’urg~.
in: tho soul with pity and won toiror.“
was the old pliilosophrr's dotiiiii L-ll ot’ tho
drniuii‘s otlico to humanity. ‘l‘iio yory
iiiarkod iiitlucni'o tli it lilr play onlIi-d
“Jim, tho l‘ontiiati." has on tho nu lioiico
at the Arch Stroot Theatre uiiiy ho iio-
liccd by tho minim-r in which lilr‘V Wlth-
druw whoii the play H ovoi‘. 'l‘m- story
of tho “Penman" is distinctly ltltizir‘l’ll.
It dotils With an ovory prim-iii toiiipl i-
liou iit this tliiio to M‘t‘llrt‘ itciiis' {ind
hopcd for position) at all ilh‘f. lltlr; chur-
iti‘lcr. conscience. t‘oiiloiitmi-iit. gill ll"-
tug hold sooondary or trifling lll coiii-
parisoii \\‘llil the oiio il_iz..::i:i;: .iiaii. l‘iio
“l‘ciiiii:iii"is a forgor. iii .‘-lr. \Yliiiiiig‘s
hands ho is a mun of polish, rt‘tlillllt‘fifi
and coiiiiigo. iiioro of tho Aniorioaii typi-
than tho F. .dllh‘ltlnnti of tho play :is
\vritlcn. No is pri-oisvly tho solf-iiiudo
iiititi that who might Inn-t In any tutlnr
or in any tiniril of dirootors. .\‘ doing
is exaggorntot in his soouiilrotioii it
is no rout [hill from tho first "Lotion! lilt‘
audictit'o is Ht‘tl‘l’dlllli'tl “ith tii-- tom‘s
lllltt‘f -.~_g'lf. tintivitlistiiidin; his rit’i..iui
iiiziniii-rs;nnd sci a div dogiioiiitioii ilirri .
\nm .Vitni-ss tho spociziow of a \‘lunt‘. us
nature. ili~iiiornlzz~d by tho illlldi'll hiisi-
tit-as that. ho carric s on. Thoro is llt'Vt‘l’
ovon n iiioiiioiitary fooling liko court-uh
In: his otl‘~ iici ; his doiihio lit‘o is (is liiitr-
lot to tho audit-nco as it is to liiiiisill.
\\'liilo thi ro is oiio sci-no \\ lii-ro. iit tho
horgtii of his cool i:i~i‘nli'y. tho i-iitiro
notion of tho play m m: ul‘vlll to tiiiii iii
tho Wioiig iiil‘w‘iliil‘n‘ i Vt it tho dotii‘tiyv
\\'li i has .rickoil his \'li11|llltԤ doing
lioiiiago to his solf‘c ‘llll‘i‘l itll~1 \\'.!lll1ll‘lhl
available in basement and tloors above.
van these strokes of what was deemed
g policy to keep pace with tho times
a D1891 increasing patronage cm
Ber 9 but. for a while. and in the uninc—
dintc future still fuithcr acquisitions of
square foot by tho lhtitlsnt-ti will be
sought. Unlike tho arr-at showman who
has animals and Sll‘-tllg" lulu-“ in. 0n
and trout unilor tlit- i‘.:itli to sh-iw fur a
prii-o‘. tho. Messrs. lldil conliiio ilioiii-
solvos to tho essentials of every day at-
tiro, cnhancing the display continually.
us With the peg-per and salt of a banquet.
with the lion-luvs \\ hich ingrnious
craftsmoii from all our croiitioii ari-
pmdthtug - for tho dolrctation of tho
ladies. Again, as with the manage-rs of
ll traveling show an] circus. so w-th pro-
prictors like the Messrs. [hill «(3 Um, wuh
thousands in hunt l‘tltlh lll\'i‘.~l\‘t1 thcv
nord to oonaulr [lingo menus and otiiploy
thoso forcos which will nltrizt‘l tho
bit-lit"-‘t crowds. and it tin y “ho p-iy in
be amused tori iii..t ion-r it Is ..ii our
thoir money has her” will put out. how
much gr. ati-r nithl tiioir satisfaction Nlr
who. having pod oiish our this tiiin‘s
Cillllltr‘X'S, retin- \\ iih t‘ic criili iii-o in
their hands thiiit more than an equal t x
change has llr‘t‘tl socurod. Now. no cool
"iglits and shortening days give {urc-
custs of approaching winter, wiso pooph
move in tho dirt‘ction of providing lilt‘l’t“
for. On the [wig from which at leaf
frills to~diiy. anoint-r hut o innot appear
for more than night moi-tbs. 'l‘iiily it
long timo, and t u 31 ll iil & l‘o..
iiiiprossod “ll‘l: iiin ti on t i: m
which this protruiul lu‘ll d \\' li lil'ikt‘.
liavo instructvd 11‘“ l: 3‘:“H|" at ...l :h it:
coiitri-s to sch-ct iiii- most iiisiniiilo iiiios
of goods for this mark: t and {oiwuiil to
thcir order
.\|~
til:!|.t|\
The Hon-Ito“. Man in South Nuruiilk.
As woll as tho liiiiidsoinrst. and others
iiro inijitt-d tociill on I. .\l. Hoyt and got
froo atrial limito i-i' K~ iiip‘s Balsam tor
the Throat and Linn-,1», a [\1111‘113' that is
soiling oiitiri-Ty n.- -. it~ iii ‘ri's and is
ounrnntoed to cuii- :1! d nl . \t'.iii1'lll‘l)ll‘
ic iiiid Acuto tiwigiis, .\stlilllit: llranchits
and Consumption. l‘i‘icc 7M c: tits and
$l.
i um i.
liEi‘Kl-th in oz.- .-:i_ .... m. i:
I'l‘t‘l'it'l’. :ih't‘li 4: 3i .3. .i.ii s tt.i>i.!lt‘-
.\1illl. l ;
llut num-nvr \\ ruin-cl.
\ 'ANTED A -' :1 iii:
st lloiwr.
to“ 2‘ >ilnii in ~ll1l . ‘
lint r‘gh: man Add.
‘ .l ,
.. i‘l} (,mnWHL.
Nullrr.
Y \Vll'li ltivlii-l loom; hilt llli’ l-oil mail Mum!
t ‘ drip: or 'il’ll“ it"?
ply ii.» iii 'ile- of hr in“
\\ ILIH'H N :\\ HR‘.
it, }\\f,
.\ rill :Y"£‘(t'i‘ an tor,-
im Ill} no hint. :i~ 1 -lm..
(Lil iii
South Noun 2; \‘i ;>'
‘.\ 7‘.
l-‘urnitcc l-‘or hitlc.
‘\ lag-o Hot Ax Ji
that this i‘il‘atilil’t‘lll sympathy is iiliimod
its way.
oi lisl§\lllllll.‘lll living in “lilt‘il tlio ‘ii'ty
1 ii is. “Jim. tho l’i-iiiiiiiii.” u \‘i r.t~
tililo liiiiiiiiii living, and tho stllwll‘ limiio
ol llllllii of tho iiudioiico upon tXIl
from tho tin-ntro shows that this tiiii- and
\,\‘i’il-:l[\tit\l'llutini iiiodoin play has
t‘ttl’l'li‘ii its \\‘itl‘ll‘ll,: iiio~>2igo sir.ii;ii'.
Such 2i play brings on oxvti~iiig immut-
rll-V “‘llll t‘\‘li2 1iit‘ \‘i‘l'V Littlt‘i ~s i-l liti'
chiot' :lt‘lf‘il‘ to tho fxupiont. tugo to s of
.\lllt‘fi‘.‘tlli lifo driVi-s its portinriit it‘sswll
15
l',‘
I.r\y Upcntlir ('uiu‘crt Conn-any.
Lovy, tho famous coriiit pl iyi r. and
his oprriitic coizol-tt coiiip'uiy. \\‘lii hp-
poiir tit Music Hall on Siturdny rvriiiiig.
Hot. 151.1. 'lhrir iipponriiiii‘o will nthml
tho pi oplo ol Norwnlk a duo opportunity
of t-nj tying it lirst class coiicoit.
l‘oniplluwuts for the (‘uiisuliilatml llmul.
Tho Now York. Now lluvoii Ill-i1 lliait»
ford lliilrond. undor tl-o iow inning.»
iiioizt of l‘ri‘sidotit t‘lark, showsii swoon-
disposition to abolish tho griiiid crossing.
Tlio Hartford l‘ournnt says. that “ili'li
Mr. Clark asstliiicd otlii‘c. ho aiinoiiiicod
his iniontion of cliniinatiiig gindo oross~
logo. and that during tho List siiiiimrr
thorc hiivo lM-n thirty two ili'fll‘ltigs tun
foro thi- Railroad Coniuiissionirs tlpun
[minions for ii chnngo by tho rnilrmid
company, which did not “'3“! f. r lilr‘
soloctiiii-ii or the Cililtllilif ll iowii to
institute proceedinga. but took tlioiii-
itinl stops in the matter of abolishing the
crotising itself. On that portion ot tho
road which is in Now \‘ork Stito tho
company has already chiingod s iiio
crowings. and in now altering othirs;
whilo in t‘oiincciicut plains huvo bi‘rlt
nindo for tho ohiingo of ovor fortv cross»
ingo, upon fournf which wi-rk‘is now
in progriss. Tho t‘oiirant furtlior says
that l‘rosident Clark opposos tho policy
of using gates and employing fliuiiioii.
iiisioad of carrying tho highway «Wot or
undor the trucks. and it quotosiin ud-
iiiirnlilo spooch which ho ri-coiitly mado
in opposing a proposition for gates at a
crossing in Fniil‘ivld. “I am chargvd
with a trust." he said. “by tl‘c hiindrods
of trai‘ollors by tho highways ‘llii by tho
thousands of travelli‘rs by r:l‘.i_ 1r 1 do
not mistake my. duty in oitio r of these
relations. "my all insist. that griido cross-
ingu must benbulishcdfll All thisiuso
contrary. to the policy of the average
Corporation that it aroma “too good to
he truo.” but. there nppoars to be no
doubt about it, and if the company lives
tip to its pmiuisoo, it will ezirii a luOsl
onviiibln reputation—N. Y. Eveniniz
Post. . ‘
Au Accepted Truth. "
W. 13. Hall & Co. the drygoodsmen of
Bridgeport are doing a larger business
than ever this full. We copy from the
Standard of the 84th regarding them:
“There cannot be cited a more promi~
nent example of the accepted truth that
the man who does well by himself is
best calculated to do well by others than
that of Hon. P. T. Barnum. In opening
sources of instruction and amusement.
from Tom Thumb nearly fifty years rig--
down to his recent triumph. The (lrenb
eat Show, on Earth.’ not omitting that
most graceful and daring speculation as
manager of Jenny Lind. Mr. B.irnum
has no conducted operations as to secure
profit for himself, and at: the same timn
interest and benefit mankind. The real
secret of all this has been the great
sbowmnn‘s ability on all occasions to
give a little more than his promise indi—
cated or called for. and those who in-
vested on the strength of that promise
have invariably retired assured that the
full worth of their money had born so
cured. For those who may be wondering
where the applicability of this introduc-
tion to dry goods and mercantile attain
comes in, it. can be said that, while there
is no parallel to this splendid special
business career of the Park City’s
leading citizen. there is a parallel in one
business house, that of the ,Mcsars. W.
8. Hall & Comp-ny. as to their methods
practiced during the nine years of their
existence an a firm in this city. They
began literally-with nothing. made no
speck] show. but what they did was a:
wcll and thoroughly done. n feature
being that every promise of theirs was
kep cud kept to taitbfully, that the
relin ility of the firm soon became an n
household word upon which shop
could * with confidence depend. be
firm, as has often been chronicled in
the: columns, have been so successful
operating on a basin of strict truth, that
they. have been compelled frequently to-
enluge their store capacity, extending
rt‘dlilltt'S‘v «it is only for :1 low sii'oiiils .
its courso is iiiiii kly fllll.1ithNf‘
porhiips hootiiiso of .t lili'lr‘ H still grx-iitor C
“Huston iiiiil honor for tho iihiisonii-m '
' for} {vi-u -. -v 1-
‘I..'t'.\ 'i \\ i H25.
:i M. s:. if
lt'
illK'ieleei
l’ll ‘iliifl l\
Meats, Fish, Oysters,
chotiihlos. Fi‘iiiIS.
CANNED GUNNSNIB.
01111. N. Y., N. H. & H. Dent.
v.1”!
Real Estate
Till DflVlN L. BNl‘NflNK
PFDNBPW 0N lflWBI‘ Main SI.
A good “onu- :it il )§.rii M -l ii‘- iii! lln- ..t’ics
of hind is i-rl'i-roii for “to; zit (I :i m.- -iori an! attic
hoiisc at Rust Nutmizk no“ i ii'i.]i'ri‘: hi lizc‘ i~\\t‘it‘l’,
“rho had it .. .\ :ivr Lu. 5» it. l‘mc 5:53.“ l-Iiiq'iiio
l\
NELSON TAYLOR,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
\Vushing‘t on St root .
Fall Opening.
The Blissos St..‘()lll‘
announce an Opening ofiirtisiic millinery
to take place on \Vcdticsduy and
Thursday, Oct. 1211: and lath.
They will make an clognnt display of
TRIMMED BONNLTS & HATS
and imported uuvclties in the way of
Trimmings.
All are cordially im-Jt id.
Misses 8. J0" ,
33 MAIN STREET,
N OR‘V’ AIAIC.
Riiiiii’i Marti '
ts headquarters for
BANNED GOODS
of all kinds.
[listen Clams Fish
Ema EVERY DAY.
MEAT, - POULTRY,
And everything pertaining to 1 first clus market.
0. 'E. RENISO N,
3
A
A
not .only their intern! tint fl
may inch
« a r.~
00" B
but rte-In: we "r“? ......
_ rum STREET.
=3 . ,.
‘ "3’.:"I:‘.‘ 1;. J
C"...
SOUTH XORWALK. (‘1‘. ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Monday. Oct. 10.
.lli‘. A. )1. l’iiliiicr
W: i ill‘t‘i‘lll tho (um: Niu o~s of his! sens-m :it tho
Madison Square 'l'lioidrc,
NEW YollK. ENTITLED
JIM,
THE PENMAN
\\‘r uni by Silt t‘llAitlJix \‘ut‘NiL
t‘.l.\‘ I‘ 01" TIN-J (11.4 18.! (TENS .-
Mr. (it'I‘TLY‘ Elgar
\\‘rs;lii lliiii'ingiuu
..\lr. Hurry Hyiiiixi-
.\lr Louis ltaer
, , .. Mr John Arvin-r
. Mr John ll. llnmno
, . Mr .1.“ .‘rKchr
\Ir John Mutlhvu‘n
Mr [R rvy \\‘:i t. r
“r. Iiii— ll: lorf
_.\l..« Mair lln» i\-}l.
\liss .\l:iry .\.tiI1i rs
.\l=~< Fuiinii- .lm lulu:
\! -< Adi 7r t :nfh
drum-s ll.i!s:on
Innis l'iri'nS‘. .
Huron llarll‘ioid, .. _ _
l‘:|||l:llll Huliyood
Lord lt‘r‘iiiu‘oiirt. . .
Jrii‘k R'ii-toto‘, .
My. i‘hriiwioiis, t;. t‘
Ilr, l‘i‘li\\\:.~o , .
“r .\v l. No.31. 1‘. ..
ins-r:- .‘t wziaiit
N I.\. >“l‘ Rri Von?
.\:ii-—, il'rl:§l:-!ii‘r . .
. S! r.
'l‘lio Think of tlio Play in tho l‘rcsciit.
Sl‘l 'sur 1 [AL] ..
t‘ \l. liN.\l'l'. .\l.o.:i,;: r.‘
EV E N I .\‘ll l‘llll Hill)! .\ Nl‘E
Saturday, October I 5th
LEVY,
Tho World‘s t-roiitost l‘oriii-tisl.
Levi Operatic Council Cumiaii.
,.-i_. v.
MARTHA,
win new costumes nnd miter)
Prices 50, 75 6:. SI.
lir-sn (‘1 seats at Eloyt's sum. 5;“ :2 :
LYCEUM THEATRE,
Nl<3\\' \"t )ltli.
lit-.1“ ' l‘
v.2 ( iziiiz'
i‘.i\‘\‘F.NllI.\'l"lsiiilthn l.\§’ll.\l.
1“:":\ ‘:"'>‘.‘ . xv , .2 ... i
tuxirn. i‘i:iiiiii.\\ . -
li:....\«$.l.‘i. ‘i;
GR EAT
Tiw ~91 i‘r -3 :.
THE
llrllt‘ ' n'L ‘i‘V ’-\ .5 i.
ll! lti‘ Alt! iii... i.:-»\
t‘li\\‘ lltidl \Vii \t
i-li \i‘rIliE‘lll'dle. r.
l.‘-.'l‘i‘\\t3'i:l .' ‘
l‘.€l:‘li~ ,\‘
xi«i'i\r: “
w l.‘ Asia
'\ \‘\l‘ Wit";
~l\i\Kl\~ \tii.
-';1-: :\
' . at thin-l I.“
BUY
The Matteawan
Seamless Fall Sine.
WHY?
Ilcciiiidi- it is that Ind protty.
l'u onusc it i~ lls‘iN‘it‘i
l‘nx‘imst- it is diiratv‘o,
llcrsuw ~ i.- wondi-rhiféy ratiJortalvio.
. -' usi- it l‘ill;i‘.!i¢_\.
llocziioe it trial (“If tciiil‘r {wt
[lax-i or it \i ili t‘lll’l‘ corn-1
ll-‘i‘ too it p vii-tits i‘o‘ii fool.
llniiow it lll tho oniy sauna 2‘5
Foil Shoo with Solo & llccl
— ... ~
'1‘! l 1‘] I ilifi'l‘ S! I () 1‘:
for lioim-wmu moi ltt:llit‘.
—- v.... ....
It is intondod for tho
Boil - llooiii. Sick - ltooni,
Breakfast Room
at d all house nus.
C. H. Harvey,
Solo Agent for tho Town of Norwalk.
We mean we di
get. left. on SUGAR, and
whomsoever will may
get the benefit. right.
here. We didn‘t. get
left. on BUTTER, and
you have the benefit.
And a. little later onwe
some bargains in
CANNED GOODS that
will make you glad,
though it. may make
somebody mad.
“Itsa cold day, etc..”
Yours to command.
Birgit
BOMSTO‘BK’S.
lcnt condition; contains scion commodious mutual.
uith rot in in attic for thru: mow.
Housi- count-Nod with R3“‘\‘l’.
{in Inl“$.
Fumture,
The Most lnterest’g
Pi nit Pearl.
f l ‘
- .
f .
Dealt-able Residence for Sale.
[ll-I ruhscrihor allow for lL'iit,‘ his iwidcnu' .\o. 1'-
lluiiland st. _ ‘1
Honor- \‘t‘il built mmls-iritivrly now. and in ex“! -
Stationary range. inc“). “uh hot and cold wntcr.
gratin \‘inrs. x: . on the
J
1“ it i tshnil- tri'x-ii, .
m a" ‘ .lllVthl DlllBLE.
Contemplating.
If you or»: conti-ianstin: :ii.}tli:n_' m the
Bravery,
Garnet
let‘. and “hit to u tnon‘
The Most Extensive;
The Most Beautiful
l‘.irn'i:.:-
lu-ium it Now
i1.:;.'. air} Du;- r} 231.3624. .. local
1’ vii; mil “Mi-n. on. 4,. . w . ..x
\ not you lh‘tl
Downer do Edwards,
449 a 45l Main Street,
Iiridgvport, Ct.
Hu: 7);. .".‘.. ‘le? rvti- ...: \\
amp 3' rcpt) yum t..
2::r:v~' , sta ‘ ~‘..
WflcuigPil‘llii
REALESTATE.
7,,_ ,- . .;..—
BE.
MARINE,
ACE DENT.
FE,
lnsuiance
Lauder’s Block,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
“R I I) G E PORT
w. B. HALL& cp.
Downer
4’49 41451 Main St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
i“. .\1. 1’1 l‘lllt'd‘:
ill: 13.1.3:
Sewer
.\‘~I)
‘ Pipe
. is; i i i. . ,. . ”a".
i
, ,z~ . _. . ' \ r '2' ~
1'." d ' l ; i It :n 0‘ l ‘ ' \ Lani
.. ...v. 3‘ -. a: “ f“ i i.” .i . ..i ‘ .3”, ,fl
.‘1. 1’1 1‘11{(31‘T
[luv :10. Smith Nontalk. (‘1.
i i l. 413. 415 and 417 .‘1:lill
all“ Good.‘ "Jth‘ v t‘. ‘.
S] ’l‘l(31 4&1 J
A
DRESS
l‘tlltlgtfls‘lllz thr isn‘t t1l“i“li§ of tho Fri F
For \‘ttllh‘ (\wtuiii-w \io inc ch our: l x
tits.
Uni-nuns and Latin-C cloths.
SPECIAL SALE
t‘l’ lil:lkt“.i
TA PE STRY
and 3 ply mgr-aim. and an
EXIT?! Bll‘flilll ill Illlfl'aill
Sui) rim Rugs. 3t} inch 311])!!!“ Rugs.
SOFA
A‘s ) all the
department.
the 3 int Bargains we an:
GLO
main St. and 103 Fairlie!
8: Edwards.
SEWERS!
GBNBI‘RI Sewer Clinician?
The [line and iii leis Cflflllla .
In plain 1’15“,“ Fabric“ \vo arc off: mi: i Sax-Hoot casinos in lj&\::u\k‘ft‘. Sir-3-.
FALL 00
CAR PETS
Representing all the Leading Manufacturers of Carpets.
Mmpictti-n. with hunk-rs. “Elton \‘c‘vz-ts, with bot-don. Body Emmi: {Bigclow‘n} Body Masai-ls {or I:
i
.Sills. Salts, Flights & Velvet.
.. .
l‘ ’ l... altide vii-rm} ‘.I{I|§'§?{\‘V;.
Aé E«-l!.‘-.‘rt;i\-,\l~ii
i“? ‘
2 I. , ,r , .‘=.‘ii,\\
l ’rivc-s thr'fioptvrnher
‘ - ‘ ..-. -i.“.~j--::‘.."{‘i7n!t“
,. .i- . ,, ~ l:
y. “A ,1 . .1 _n t. .
, ‘. . - . igi
~ » i. i;
. - " 3 ‘i ,
Colored Dress Goods.
‘ : . . N .V A .w‘ ,. . i . . 5 V... ”w g‘,.._ f...“
x 7 -..__'.7 .‘37. .‘nl.
Spécinl Opéning Prices
-- ,;.. . .
: Housekeeping Linens.
‘?,~ l.‘ "‘t.
.~-':‘.. ~ . i‘
. _ .‘fl ,
‘ 3-5 3": Us? \~n 3,.“ - ' ’x~‘." .\-
{ Lace and Nottingham t‘itrtaius.
' ' ' :1».u \" g‘fir. x... p
-‘ ..tzi ti .;.
l. .,:.-..'.\
,-' \.-:L
w. nifiALL & Co.
St. and 103 Fairiiold At‘t'lllli‘.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Dry Goods, M1 inert:
Carpets, .Nllllfl start
3!. 2. mm to rim lugs)“ n:
IN ])I'CIG.‘[ 194N338!
Fill"? Alli!“ AL 01’
FALL NOVELTIES
13‘
Black and Colored Silks
XI!
GOODS,
z. Eiigi,~li. tit"flt‘fll uni thunmtzc mnuufactufi‘rs. ‘
we :im-s of i'hwto. l' aiih and too and thrw tuned t‘hci-i-
Camca‘— Hair. Trina 4.
0F BLANKETS.
2 \‘:l§t‘:‘ to {it t and I? tnlxnu 1S.t‘0n.~i.~tin2 rf t‘itlifcrtda and ctL-r in)! known Knaktl‘*&! \‘ory low twins-
treat Attractions in our Linen Department.
Fall Jackets and Wraps Now Road);
FALL MILLINERY.
\\‘\- arc pry-parcd to ofl‘cr early Fnll Style: of Mfiiincry
PENING
BRUSSELS.
(‘uuon Iiigrains. (‘ntton and Wool Ingruins. All Wail TDL'fAiIMR Siiptr lugrxins. Extra. Sniper Ingram
Ulll‘lllis ill 500., WNI'NI 558.
Tnpi-stry Rug-C. Moqnctte Rugs. 3. D. Smyrna )lats. Burcau Rugs. 2': inch Smymn Rage. an inch
RUGS.
\Vool Mats in all the Colorings.
new styles in
are going to let loose on Cloths and. Linoleum.
Intending mffl‘dl‘d‘rr of Carpczs should not but to visit our Manny lightnd Ind splendidly Mad
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
We luv - nude cub-irate I!“ unions (or the Full Trade in this dqmmmt. and invite emails“). of
‘ $cnpg‘.’ in Nottinzbnm, Swiss, C‘tnny nnd uttered Huh-nu, use Carmina in
Chenille and Turkumsn cunnins. Twlnfxl. 'l‘nbie Covers. etc. Gm: Mint‘ in
MEN'S. LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN’S
Underwear.
AND DOMESTIC EOSIERY.
Donot mt mezzanine ourpricabctore purchasing. Wm (“mm the lam.
VES,
sole Brittany)" agents for the celebntad Fauna-ad Genremer‘ic Kid Gloves.
THE COPELAND BROS. 00., 411, 413, 415 & 417
d Are, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Norwalk Chronicler