"‘5 '~'
, oils,
white lead by the pound or hundred
‘. “
Timely
Advrce
is this: When the back as hes,
don’ t neglect it because it ’ssuch
a little ache. A night’s rest
may cure it if it is just a tired-
muscle- ache, but most Back-
aches are more than muscle-
aches; they indicate derange-
ment —probably Kidney trouble.
V-—-that’ s serious. 2
Buker’ s Kidney Pills"
an?
cure backache, head V he
regulating the-‘~ kidney ;='22‘-*thns,
purifying thchfiféodo-w'l‘shtyare»
a tonic fonthejrital. .organs..and._....
occasional "use "will prevent “dis:
case. They.- .cost 50 cents at the
druggists Book about Back-
acth,
Would like to call alga-A
tion to four or five
styles of
FINE SHOES.
First, our $1. 39 Lace Shoe, Kid,
good style and very cheap.
Our 8152 Jewell Shoes, Button and
Lace, best Shoe l‘CI the Market.
Then, Our $2.50 Welt Shoe, Fine
Kid, good wear. A look at them
will convince.
Our $3 Razor Toes ..s, patent backs,
very stylish; suits the particular
ones.
The $3.50 Bid Shoes speak for
themselves.
We think our $4 Kid Welt Shoes
have the beauty, fine finish. They
wear. They are about perfect.
Look at these lines, you will be
satisfied. These are all old prices
and can’t be duplicated today.
A. ’ H. HOYT 81. SON.
37 Wall Street, Norwalk.
AIN'T.
We are now prepared to supply
the public with a. good reliable ready
mixed paint in 1} pt.,1 qt, 2 qt. and
4 qt. pails. Also aw and boiled
turpentine, dryer, varnish,
.
weight, white and colored kalsomine.
Putty, nails by the pound or keg.
Good line of paint brushes.
Our prices are all right—same as
the goods.
II. H. WILLIAMS
1? Main St.
OMEREOA‘BSN
NEW LOT IN BLUE AND BLACK.
'1‘ .1 -made lateststyle,sati
$6 10 $103 OraISrts and ,sleeve linings
DIAGONAL WORSTED SUITS:
IN BLUE AND BL AKC .
$8 50 a Suit, Fine Custom war},
All great bargains.
Call and examine.
H. GOODWIN,
170 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
a
2 THE HONEST PLUMBER,
W. C. HOLMES,
7 Water Street,-
IS PREPARED TO DO ALL MANNEB OF
PLUMBING WORK
lie and Sheet Iron Heeler-enlllerlrer.
ALL WORK AND MATERIALS GUARAN-
TEED or BEST QUALITY, AND
PRICES FAIR AND vEnr
REAéONABLE.
w. a. HOLMES,
,7 WATER STREET.
_P— -—
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DAVID .w. RAYMOND
Funeral lllreeter ail Emlalrrer.
3 Wrslrington trethSouth Norwalk
Residence, Mahackemo Hotel.
Situation with Meeker Bros
dizzrness, by remorlingthe cause, J?."~ - 2
I ' kg 11 adfiiiféh
Oil
rsVe. Tales Of 2
~lL: __:‘
—Frames made. Hayes’, 5 Main St.
- ave lieér’r discovered mr‘l‘ew Britain.
Bridgeport is to have another cOurt
Grace Church to- night at 8 o’clock.
Rev. F. W ’l‘omkins, Jr., preacher.
an,
{3 1.131111% 8 :$0’ clock this
evening. .
» ck of Merwin street
'lowMiis larwS'I
fit? 1 o for a week’s visit
\
with friends idRye, N. Y.
fingmstead returned from
M. drrfini‘l’ evening, and reports
his son William as improving.
Q‘Hon. John S. Seymour leaves to-night
for Washington to resume his duties as
head of the U. S. Patent oflicc.
The Stamford Turnverin will give its
fourth annual concert and ball in Mil-
er ’sV Hall on the evening of Nov. 18.
—Come to the Mission Service at
Grace Church to-night at 8 o’clock.
Rev.F. W Tomkins, preacher
Mr. Frank Woodward will, it is ex-
pected, sail for home from Europe on
the steamship St. Louis on Saturday
next.
Three teams were stolen in different
sections of Connecticut, yesterday.
Horse thieves seem to be doing a good
business in this state.
Clouds apparently ladened withr’suow
have been hanging over Norwalk all
the morning, and one merchant makes
a display of snow-shovels.
Miss Anna Thornton Who has been
spending the summer in town leaves to-
day for New York city where she- will
spend the winter.
* St.» John’s Lodge, F. 8; A. M., will
pay Harmony Lodge, of New Canaan a
visit, Wednesday night. They will go
overland in a carryull.
"l‘he Wingjarnmer foot ball eleven of
this city, played the East Norwalk team
Saturday afternoon and were defeated
by a score of12to.0.
The early Winnipauk car on - the
Street Railway was delayed about ten
minutes by reason of the fire on the
Street place this morning.
Rev. Thomas K. Noble preached at
Olivet church, Bridgeport, yesterday,
both morning and evening in exchange
with the pastor of that church.
Yesterday at the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church, Rev. D. K. Holden, pas-
tor of the Olivet‘ Congregational church
-'of Bridgepbrt supplied the pulpit.
Builder S. B. Wilson who'has been
threatened with malarial chills and
fever is so much better that he came
down stairs for the first time to-day.‘
1' There was quite a lively competition
between two butchers in the price of
Of pork, Saturday night. It finally
stopped at thirteen pounds for a dollar.
Miss Etta Jennings-of Green’s Farms
and Royal W. Sherwood, of Westport,
are to be married at high noon fo-mor-
' row, at the home of the bride’s parents.
It is understood that a certain prop-
ertyowner at Craubury will donate the
use of his store for any entertainments
that are given for a benevolent purpose.
A public hearing 'on the petition of
the Street Railway company to extend-
its tracks over Mill Hill, on Newtown
avenue and to the city line, will be held
in the Council rooms at 8 o’clock this
evening.
Mrs. Emily L. Ely has issued invita-
tions to all the members of the Y. P.
S. C. E. of the Congregational church,
to an informal social, with music, at
her residence on Belden Place, to-mor-
row evening.
The UniOn meeting of the Y. P. s. o.
E. and the juniorslast evening at the
First Congregational church ‘was led by
I the President of the juniors Edwin Par~
ker Clarke and proveda remarkably Vin-
teresting meeting.
All the members of the Central Union
of King’s Daughters who can goto the
State Convention of King’s Daughters
at New Haven, can obtain “Credential
cards” of Mrs. T. K. Noble which will
entitle them to a vote in the Convention
, Ound to entertainment oVer night.
. Vguests Of friends hi this city, yesterday
Four cases on malionant 3d’"pl1therlaV“2
oVVf Foresters, making nine in th 1: city. .
' —-Come to the Mission Service at]
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bristoro, née
" Frances Srnilh, of Brooklyn, were the
Miss Brush, secretary of _State Auxil-
’ 3’ iar‘y2 to the Board of Missions; will :meet
the ladies of the auxiliary of Grace.V_
church at the home of Mrs. W. F.
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SOUTH NORWALK
Joseph Thomas,
spent Sunday with Inf. and Mrs. B. F.
Andrews, on west avenve.
again refused to close this morning dc-
laying traffic for. some time-
Manager Hoyt‘ has secured Rice’s
for next Saturday night.
pany carries seventy performers and
V1492
. . is one of the largest on the road.
Henry Williams and his wife had a
family row at their home. in Whistle-
ville Saturday night, buf when Detec-
quiet. .
"V'l‘hc Consoldated road was busy _all
.1 day yesterday trying to move the large
number of freight trains that had been
delayed at Jersey City by the fog last
week.
The brakernen on local freight trains
will hereafter receive $2.50 for a day of
twelve hours, and the brakemen on
through freights $200. The extra pay
will be at the same rate.
George Gei‘ferd, janitor of Arion hall
died at his home on Madison street,
yesterday, aged 26 years. His funeral
will be held from the hall to-morrow
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
Peter O’Brien was on the war :path
Saturday night and looking for a fight.
Before he could be accommodated of-
ficer Pennington pulled him in. This
[1101111112 Judge Frost fined him $10 for
his fun.
Mr. Charles T. Raymond arrived
home from his European trip on the
New York Saturday night. His many
friends will be pained to learn that his
trip did not prove beneficial and that
his condition is reported as being quite
serious.
The Southern New England Teleu
phone company are extending IVthe
conduit down VVaShIngton street to the
drawbridge also as far as Cluy street
on Railroad place. The probabilities
are that the conduit will also be con-
tinued down South Main street.
The Street Railway company got
their tracks on North Main street
shifted on Saturday and the dirt filled
in when Engineer Briggs notified the
oflicials of the road that the grade was
too high. In consequence of this de-
cision men were put to work yesterday
and the rails lowered to the grade in-
dicated by Mr. Briggs.
The 6 o’clock west bound freight train
was derailed yesterday morning at the
Burr Road crossing in Bridgeport.
flange on one of the wheels broke and
the car plunged 011' the track, dragging
the two following ones after it. No
material damage was done, and a
wrecking train from New Haven re-
placed the cars on the track after two
hours’ delay.
Mrs. Sarah H. Tompkins, widow of
Abraham 1). Tompkins and mother of
Commodore Tompkins of the old No a;
lune club, died at at her home on West
avenue Saturday, aged 88. Her funer-
al will be held from the Uongregotional
church to-morrow morning at- 10.30
o’clock and the remains will be taken
to Long Ridge for interment.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone company had their workmen at
work Saturday night putting in the
underground wires around the Mahack-
eino corner. When the work was com-
pleted it was discovered that they had
placed them directly under the water
main which Was to be lowered. This
error required the taking up and re-
placing of the wires which was done
yesterday as was the lowering of the
water main.
Constable Frank Conly on Saturday
notified all the heirs of the late Anna
L. Reynolds. who (lied eight years ago
leaving a will, to appearlin King’s Coun-
ty Surrogate court on December 23.
Miss Reynolds was the daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Beynolds, who lives on Fort
Point street with her son William and
enjoys good health at the ripe old age
of 95 years.
-000
Forfeited Her Bail.
BOSTON. Nov. 11.—Nellie Brown, alias
Woods, who was arrested with Georgia
Adams. alias Belyea, some six weeks ago,
charged with being knock out drop work-
ers, has followed the example of .a corn<
paniou by defaulting her bail.
Dr. Driver’s New Charge.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.—Rev. Dr.
John Merritt Driver of the north Indiana
conference has accepted a call to the Tab-
ernacle Methodist Episcopal church, Phil-
adelphia, from March next.
The‘Olympla at Honolulu.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—The Olympia
has arrived at Honolulu from Yokohama.
The Olympia becomes the flagship of the
Pacific station.
Bishop, on Belden avenue, Wednesday "
2 afternoon at 3 o ’clock; ~ .
The team captained by Fred Many ', ,-
which was defeated by a. Fair-field eleven -: "
Saturday, have made. arrangements to
play the same eleven 11 week from Sat-: 2 2,
urday in Fairfield, and this time the iV-f
__ captain expects to have his full eleven. I] ‘
,V on hand instead of only eight as: on"
1 Saturday. ' . ..
of Berkely 'cc'illege'; '2 '
The Washington; street drawbridge'
The com-I
five Gladstone arrived everything was
A .
A Sure Remedy
in every:- case and every
kind of Hemorrhords or
Piles is ' '
SainVVOVVg-cea
._ This statement can’t be
figment: too. strong Or too
emphatic. .
It is a.- simple, certain,g
-. speedy cure for -
flheumallsm, Eczema, .
«convulsions, 2 2 - - illhillilains,
fifiSdV‘reflusc'lfea sums.
_ Toothache,“- _ curs. ;
Faceache, SpralnsVV, :~
Heuralgla, . ..OBoll's, .. .
8ch Throat, *2 Ulcers;
Two sizes, 25 and 50 cents. .
' At druggists, or by mail.- '
T111: Baannna‘ru C0,, 274 CANAL Sin, VN VY. jV
WEDNESDAY NOV. I3,
‘V The Talented Actor
errvrr 11111
Supported by the Charming Artist
KATE BYRON
And 11. Competent COmpany in THE
Replete With Startling Situations and
Uproaiious Fun. , i '
~PRlCES—35o—5ilc—75c—2 2
Seats now on sale at Plaisted‘ s and Wood 5
Drug Stores. -
NVESTMENT
Two Per Cent. Quarterly Dividend—
Dec._. March, June and Sept. Absc-V,
lute Security Guaranteed by Real-
Estate. -
The Petit Marian Land and Industrial Com-
pany offers at par.- -.$10 00 per share, fifty thous-
and dollars ot' the; Treasury Stock of the (101‘-
poration. The company invite the close st‘
scrutiny of its affairs and p1 ospects, and will
be pleased to answer all inquiries. -2
A sufficient acreage of real estate is reserved
as a perpetual and absolute guarantee 2 to
stockholders. Present condition of the busi-
ness warrants the management in stating that
a special dividend in addition to the two per
cent. quarterly dividend will be declared in
1896. All stockholders Of record Oct. 28. 1895
will receive the December quarterly dividend
Write the Company for surveyors Dlsrn
prospectuses. etc. '
PETIT MANAN LAND d: INDUSTRIAL Co
61 High St., Belfast, Main
or «101 John Hancock Buildin?
L’OSTON. MASS
NOTICE.
WHEREAS. 'l he Norwalk Street ' Railway
Company, a corpOration of that name, has
presented to the Council of the City of Nor-
walk. its petition and plans for an extension
of‘ its tracks in Wall street to East Avenue and
thence northerly in East Avenue and the New-
town Turnpike, to the Nortlrerly City bound-
ary; with all nesessary turnouts, curves,
switches and frogs; and for using electricity
as a motive power on said tracks. Now
Therefore, I
NOTIOE is hereby‘given. that a hearing upon
said petition and plans so submitted, will be
held in the Council Room in said City of Nor-
walk, November 11th, 1803, at 8'o’clock in the
evening, at which time and place, all persons
interested therein are notified to appear and
be heard, if they may so desire. j
Dated at the City of N or walk. Nov.6th.1895-'
By order of the Council of said City.V
Attest '22
' E M. Locx'w 00D. City Olein.V
Hoyt’s Opera House. _
UPS irid Don's or Lire;
mphfis TWO”; Pacific. 11.15"
pedV a 19):: £17 Racers. 1
LONDON, “Nov, 1
tion, the-specch’ Oftf‘ Lord .
lord mayor’ s banquet we . decidedly pafii~
(10.331111 speech had been Va'n'xiously await-
ed 111111er17 of the critical state pf politchs
in Europe and: the far: east .
The premier Opened his address ;be say-
lug that when he last spIOkc 'iuJaondon fit
was“. 'just after the general election at
which; the electors had expressed their
he spoke now after a still more decisive
expression of opinion ., iven concerning
that measure. """"
nanced. Theposrtion eta-the. members of;
the house of-i loj'ds liadV alsO been: more er-E
actly defined. 1
1“ “Speaking 10f .T—ur—keyg he- 'd that 1:111
seemed. doubtful whethén the altar; was?
reported to carry out the Armenian réform,§
the DOWers Weré noting toaether, and that
[ they were all equally desirous of preserv .
. 113g _the peace of Europe l
' ' The only passage which could be con-l,
' st'ru'e’d into aggressive was his allnsions gt
.- the far east. evidently referring tO the re .
In this ,
rent reports in regard to Russia.
; connection the premier said: , 5
“.We can equal any proposal that may} ‘
2' be made as regards war or commerce in g
; that direction,_. and. we may look with?
equanimity upon any person who thinks
. he can exclude us from that. fertile region“. ’ ’ ;
WILLING TO“ RELEASE WELLER
to Be Accepted. - -
has received an intimation of the willing
It IVS VpOsitiyel denied that Tfis. Waller
has. béen compelled to appeal to the state
department tb securcalVallerPse release gon
the ground that he is dying in his cell
Mrs. Waller *heTseTf says that she has
n’Otv'rcceivVefi from"- herr husband, 21101 have -
afi'y Of his friends, letters saing- that his
that he cannot live much longer}..- ~
The attorneys in the case and Mrs;W’a1“-
(_.mr' and her 3011 fully agreed Yesterday that '
;~ it would be. unwise to sacrifice the- chance
V :P___l_1_ealth is failing or earpressmg the _belief
‘2 ngO'i: indemnity at present in order to seciire‘
': 'Waller’- s relea'se,;-. as- he was. undoubtedly
wall fed,V2 clothed and housed in the best
.5 ‘21? French military establishments, where,
even in case Of-- illness, he was provided
..with better. medical attendance Vt-lian-tV: he
A ”could hope to secure outside . -;V.:; ,3
.,, ILA Imous Casé Séttledlfw 1'
norm of theUnited‘ States circuit. “court :has
‘ 'pany,‘ Ordering the dismissal of‘the 0 so,“ 2
The case hinged u’p‘Oii alleged.“ ' '
finfr‘irfgement of patents controlled byi the“ ‘
with cosh-ts
alphas company by G. A Russell, ngau-
t; the HOW-land Falls company,
.. If'ed Over $1, 000- 000;.“ -. The. cutie
i ‘ ‘ n the court since 12893; .~= 2
'.:‘:u.:?.- ”I
j .
V Imprisoned In a Mine. 3
SHAMOKIN, Pa. _.__, N_o~v.11.V—'~After a blast
had been fired Friday evening by Edward
mine coal began running. and Kelley yvas
' imprisoned inr the death chamber. Five
hundred tons of coal have since been re-
moved, but there is no trace of Kelly. He
probably sought safety in ablind heading.
As the vain makes gas rapidly, he has
probably been suffocated.
(lanadiau Brewery Deal‘.
HALIFAX, Nov. 11. —— It is learned
that a representative of an English brew-
ery syndicate is on the way here for the
purpose of oonsummating a deal which
will be one of the largest ever effected in
eastern Canada. The breweries in Halifax
and vicinity have already been bonded,
and several others will come under the
syndicatc’s control.
Killed the Express Agent.
STOCKTON, Cal., N0v.11.—While the
stages from Oakdale and Anglius were
changing horses at Chinese camp early
yesterday morning George Morris, the as
sistant postmaster and express agent, was
shot to death by two robbers, who escaped
without getting any plunder.
\Vith Knife and Ax.
WINSTON, N. Nov 11. —Near Gro-
gansville Friday an insane father named
Reed attacked one of his daughters with a
knife, cutting her throat from ear to ear.
_ He then seized an ax and buried the blade
in her body, killing her instantly.
Newspaper Folks \Ved.
Horace 12'. Dana.
EXCELSI 0h
"‘Nuvuvvvuuf’v“
“\2
Opposite Danb'ury and-
Vorwalk Railroad depotia
Norwalk, Conn, Stylish
Single or Double Team
with or without d'riVe'is.’V
Safeihorses for wdm‘én
andchildren. . .
SADDLE HORSES A SPECIALTY
MEEKER COAL 00,
con, 110011, BRICK,
LIME, OEMENT, TILE PIPE.
OFFICE WITH G. 85S. H. HOLMES,
MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
LUBKWUUD’SPA LIGHT PARCEL and
KAGE DELIVERY.
Cheap rates. Will alga taere orders for mes-
senger service in New Y.ork Goods called
for and delivered toE all parts of the town.
OrdersreceivedatE Veed’s Drug Store.
232331 Street, with telephone connection un-
C E. LOCKWOOD.
P10111114 Ferrel)
"pt—WWW.“ .
1.1:.
.BY EABYEY BEDIENT.
“.55 GraridV 81., Norwslk,
. Oiders,recevedevemngs. .r. ' ‘ iin 3111‘
WINDSOR, Vt.,Nov.11.—-The marriage
V of Charles Austin Wood, editor of the,
. Hudson (Mass. ) Enterprise, and Frenilla
Flizabeth Wilder, publisher of The Wom-
an’ s Home Journal of Boston, took place
V- _. at the bride’ 8 home here yesterday.
' ‘= -An Embezzler Caught.
"’CITYVOF'LIEXICO, Nov. 11.—Mr. Feersz,
a Pinkerton detective, left for the United
States last night with Richard Rowe, who
'2. 2 is to be delivered up to the Ohio authori<
ties for the alleged embezzlement of coun-
ty funds.
Fell Three Stories.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.—Brother Am-2
brosia, aged 30 years, while adjusting a
- curtain in a third story window of St.
Aloysius’ college yesterday, fell to the
ground and was instantly killed.
Can’t Use the Mails.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Tho postofl‘ice
department has issued a fraud order do-
nying the use of the mails to the adver-
tising letter bureau and the mailing bu-
reau of New York. .
Broker Chapman’s Trial.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. —The trial or
Elverton R. Chapman, the New York
broker who was a recalcitrant witness in
set for Dec. 16.
Judge For Alaska.
has appointed Arthur E. Delaney of Ala5<
ka to be United States district judge for
Alaska.
Johan: Bull Loves a I..ord.. -
LONDON, N01. 11. _—+At the mayoralty
elections in England: and wales 11 peers
Were elected in pa many different towins.
-...- .—'-rv~-~
...
if?
V ry to expectir-IV ’
opinion of the subject Of home rule, and ‘
In terms which could.- not be mistaken, and .
all could rest assured that no: dismember- .-
ment of the empire would be Oounte- ’.
and‘ alludcd toV"V_iVshe importagirfrfactV. that all _
An Offer From France That IsV Not Likely .. '
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. —SecretaryI Olnoy
ness of France to release John L Waller?
frOm prison as an act of graciousness to .
-—tlie— United States, but as an acceptance of i
this offer might prevent this government ,
frogs subsequentlytdemanding pnundegn- 1
{or his impri‘ nineOft "3.523. ditienl to -V
WhiOhWWhlleerI ‘: it, does? not 2
agr‘dldffiie prosip .‘ re th‘attedious dip'VJo- 2.
inn-tic "Negotiatio nears the last resource.
PORTLAND. Me. ., Nev.11.—.—J;n,dge Put--
handéd. down .a decision in-- the famous 2
‘ -case_o£ the. American Sulphlte Pulp cpm-“2 -
I'phiiy yersris the Howland Falls' Pulp c 111‘- ‘
and,
éVihasV '
Kelly in a breast of the Pennsylvania
the senate sugar investigation, has been
Stick to
:TB Welcome.
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because there is:
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housé’lé é:p-
ers are too Wide awake _‘tO’;
soap merge than once,» lust .2:
”my”! “15?,
LJEL
_ $123. fine;
“DIRECTORS
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. lliseonrrnay Sammy.
ME ~' am,- ,—_~— ems-many?!“
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ulrelrltourrly National Bank.
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Meri’ s Woonsocket RUbVlOVer Boers New Stock,
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we are Headquarters for Men’s Gram Ca’
Hip Boots, at $1 45 $2 $2. 50 and 3. CO.
RUBBER COATS AND MAGKINTOQHES
Trunks and Bags
A Free Shine to Every 011er V V
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if and
to size.
as a shoe can be,
Built on a felt foundation—proof agains
diessy—spring heels and flexible soles $2. 35 to VV$3. -7
The care we have taken to have this Shoe made. as nearly
Hygienic Shoes
For 01111 dren I
illustrates what we are doing all the? ti
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the comfort, health and good appearance of the Childrenw
Mathew anywhere with our Illustrat d Catalogue—free for L cenls postage—edit enjoy
all the advantages of trading here, by mail.
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