.. . awn-ow“ n. neon-W
Brenton: la Dltcunlax the
Whitcchapel Mntcry.
M on laalkla pitta-rag“... cool-o
Inboa- w“-‘,mt’a new intent-nu.
«Wow-”0'. manure is a not
warm Wasalngbmastothoprob
«.mdco]. taxman. A: the
tothpmldentistbemtdiu-
_ Wormuvabrrachalthero
yarlndty utowhotn the public
, to apply on more bounc-
Glut. It ha unnamed that
x Auditor “wander, wholaaatntl
dMWwouhl he the
. m. Wheat is at beat
IndOol. Wl‘,m it on:
blaqaotadanayiug thatbedoea
erwanttheplaoa. Fr'tuutbebeat
‘ attainabl- in Washington at
“mil-martin: the gentleman
. to be selected for the private
lb Ir. Parry 0. Heath, tho
- tot The Indianapolis
what-also
Ham
annn peanut lrhmd
’ Tho name of Run-ell
' _ mottbpruklaut-electmaslnon
- ~hatthwaaro believaltohorear
,wfl tho mural wouldpreler not to
_ hbamflllthopodtlon.
' MMbiafrlmdubip for the ggnrnl,
flmdmicotobia party, Ir. oath
‘pealharlylittod torthapcoitien.
Ian (I a: msmmc uaxstox.
landonatthecauerot
M northwest, is being I»
mm to being ot'lt’upied a: a
“has. Aroundthisoldmamionelustor
mm t‘l tho locia] life at the
~atpltattathpavtoumm lollOtolhti"). Tho
h w. bought by Senator Spraguo. 0!
Blair Inland-ad occupied by Salmon P.
(hauwhmhawumuyottbe .
Mmhardlyaacwningtmtthesmciou
“handrail-ct the oldmansionwm
‘mwitb tb lucial andofllcialelito of
7thttinaandday.and many were the brill-
hltoutortainmtl given there. it was in
M bans that Iii: Kate L'haaewaantar-
' Mwbkhaflairwaatboaocialovcntoftbat
,m Tbolantuotable ancia] gathering in
“who-D's: upon theoecasiou of thol
: mat “Nettie Chase to Mr. Hoyt,
d 3"th Of late years the Spraguo
mhlbamundaaaboarding house.
, ' a line or m 1810 call’awx.
atlas day- ago the nation] Republican
murmuredwlthaflagwithnn in-
halinghlatory. Karlyhalfaccnlurym
mamll'fll'nmflenry iaonwas tho
WateoftheWbig party for the presi~
mtbemy'laubkmwaaflmstarsaud
flips, intheoeutorofwbicbtien. Harrison'b
portltwaalinmed. This year, when theold
m gramlson was the candidate, the
wailingltepnblican emblem has ham the
'- dorsandiripea, a: forty years ago. The
um meme .10.... ..
m Ila-u
[ma “
l?“ on or the recall which they lmagluohaa
smut. Am .. ’
a w -
WWW (Durham! the (Julianna were no
butter off than before.
The mlulotor baa cabled for an explana-
tion, and- uutl] it arrives be and his brill~
iautly attirtd aides will live in momentary
boon impending for some time. llinitter Pat
in now outlined to hla bed. ’l‘hough the
Cotton: have not bad a thoroughly enjoy-
able time Blow they arrived in this country,
they do noteareto go back to the land at
their birth juat. at th'n limo.
MET IN THE FOG.
The Ocean Greyhound. l‘uIbria. ltum Down
a hunch Fruit Steamer a Few llottn
But from Iler Dork—Ho Liven Lott.
erw Yolui, Nov. i“.'.-'l‘h~ Cunard ntmnr
abip Umliriu, which hailed from New York
for llverpml at 10:33) o‘cltn-k Saturday
morning. ran into unl curried nuuy tha-
llcru of tho l‘nbro line freight steamer lbcriu
fill lung Bt'at’ll at lzltl o'clock in the after-
him. Tho Umhrln's mllhion bulkhead WM
partially crowed in above the water line.
The Iberia was run ashore. and ln-r crew of
thirty men were taken aboard the Utah-la
The l'mliria, though lu-r injuries are not
Serums, “'th brought back to her dtlt'ivi, where
aboarrivcd about noon yesterday. llvr cap-
tain, llcfvlicknn. gives the following portwu—
lan of the accident:
The Utnbriu bud slotml down on numuot
of a thick hr; encounter-u] anon nllrrdiaumaa-
lug bcr pilot at Sandy Hook. At 1;“) p. In.
a whistle was ln-urd apparently from the
starboard how. The tumour, who was on
thebridge, onlcrcd the eugtttm stoplx-d co-
tinsly. Abnost immediately after this “as
done a steamer came out of the 10;; directly
across the Umbria'u bows, headed north. T be
Umbria's engines u'ero at once rcvcra-dnt
full spot-d, but her headway wriul her on,
and she struck tbentrangcr on the port quar-
tor, carrying awayn portion of her atom.
The beau Were Iowen'd, and tho Untbria‘a
injuries ascertained as describul above.
Meanwhile the steamers drifted apart, and
were out of night of each other about fifteen
minutes. When they encountered each other
again the first olllccr of the distilled vest-l
came aboard. He said the steamer “my the
Iberia, of the Fabro line, with fmits, etc.,
from tho Persian Gulf. ('npt. Sanglot-s and a
crew of thirty lllt'fl. ller ttnu-ltincry had
broken down and Slit? had been laying to,
making rcpairs, for thirty hount. and bad
just got under way when the accident oo-
currud. The lbcriu was a steamer of about
1,000 tons, belonged in Marseillcs, and car'-
ried no [museum Her officers were French
and threw-cw Arabs, Greek; and of mixed
’ utilities. The Umbriu bad on board 215
m Itwaucoompanied
' m comm aura-rte STRUGGLE.
for tie racotm Nov. ‘34.
wu'ld'achampion,onthel’aramet
admin, is expected
mwaatho
”mum‘s m DILEMMA.
lad Backvillb iaaaidtobe Imita'
.maumatunngaum ball
. trad-inste- "‘ is
MW sacrum successor.
mm was enact tbaie ohlemblenu
abut two foot quare, tattered and wont,
ht dill baring Gen. William Hoary Ilnr-
.rlfitat‘s Intuit, and the old bauucr now
“them parlors, the emblem of a
./ ”drum-y. The emblem was prisenttd
' tnflldaugbter of William Gideon, tit-n.
Barry Harmon's mast intimata
by a note,dated
an!!! to hermenctimday.inwm
ape-ad might.
John Tanner, the parent champion scullcr
Ania, and (Kim, the aquatic
.' .WofCanada, are now in Washington
We; _
finWmammlactonoof tbelargeat
,Adprufe-ioualscullcrsas faraswcigbt guts.
’ movements are mnewbat after the
. . ta river, in
“shops at bringing back the title to this
many Mr. St. John, the millionaire or
here tbir‘ week, in
field, to it is his money
Whetstbofinuer on his trip to Aus-
truth.
m d thorough dhsinfccti 'll
mummomtmma “n “mm”
bu-lainwedding. Perusmflyhcdesim
, givenia
My Int that Mr. Chamberlain m
Wm his mm. out-nu; Lord
M, f fedstbath'spaitionintbia
h to be revived, and
again tobaveaRepubli—
tho untitled the regiment after Col. Cnvndn was
in maumgars, 67 intermediate and 429
stowage. Tbcro Wm. great excitement among
them, but the good management of the olllccrs
mvcntcd any serious panic. Among those
on board wen! Thonms Baring. the banker;
Hort. Boyd Winchester, United States min-
tor to Switzerland; Mayor John Boyd
Thacher, of Albany; the Earl of Norbury,
Edward Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alex—
'auda', and a host of others cqually well
known.
'l'heb'mbria stayed by the injured Iberia
several hours, but it wag finally dwided that
she would have to be abandoned. as him was
linking fast.
The Umbria's damaged bulkhead will be
repaired at once, and she will probably»-
sume her voyage tomorrow. Her agents
may she could have proceeded safely, but that
the captain acted with Win: precaution in
returning.
Yellow Few-r lit-cord.
Jactmoxvtum, Fla. Nov. llw'l'hcre am
twelve new cam rewrtul and out; death—
In infant child of C. Alexander. 'Tho new
more B. B. Barry, )1. J. Wiucnmtt and
Manuel Pcris. The latter is a Cuban cigar.
maker, and the only tfubtut out of about
1,000 intho city who has taken the lever.
Total casestodato. 4,4‘51: deaths, 3955. The
weather is cold, but a fresh brcm keeps
frost away. T be govcmmcnt medical bureau
baa dislmudcd. Blown and Augusta now ad~
mit Jacksonville passengers north bound.
A special excursion party in locked cars
butcher!) Tuesday morning. Dr. Sheila",
of Savannah, a volunteer yellow fever phy-
iciau, has returnad home. He exprm the
opinion tint the fever will probably exist in
Florida all winter. He stands alone in that
belief, all other experts agreeing that a good
the disease to completely disappear.
Pennsylvania Veterans at Gettysburg.
(imam-no, Pa. Nov. li—Tbé Ono
Hundmdand Fourteenth Pennsylvania V -
erans dedicate] the imposing brow figure—
. mare in the act of ramming the load in
hkgun. ltstaudsasacappimtoa
monumt which they dedicated in July,
mm, infront of the Shorty residence on the
Emmittalturg road. The exercises were
opened and closed with bugle call by Com-
ndg Bomber. Capt. A. W. Given ofl‘erod
prayeranddelivcred tbeoration. Comrade
William Growmadotbe mport of the moon—
meat committee, and (fipt. (1-11 William
Inceptad the status for the monument.
Lieut. Col. Edward H. Bowen, who corn-
woundotf, made the cloning address. The
whda atructure is about 1.5 feet: high. In
fliia engagement thisreginmt belougatlto
flieFinthrigade,Pit-Itdivisltm, Thinloa-pa,
audio-Holman , ' ‘
Colt}! frank of Boys.
Rev. lit—Hay street,“
little
unohhuaivo _ downtown,
woke up Saturday to its dow-
atzptdyedwithwlntlookedlikobloal. 'l‘ba
‘cludod, whenliwvoioea of the Unitodllan-
a Wild. wan team a too.
«so Cemetery.
VIIPING OVER PARSONS‘ bE'l‘l‘EI
ilra Par-oa- and Nina Van Zudt Won
Hot Proacutw‘l'ho Band- Played ”in”.
Children that: Sorrowful lamp and
Speaker. llumngued.
Cutotuo, Nov. 11... Between 41m and
5.0m mun and women braved tho bleak
Novembor wind and aloud {or two hour- on
tboaod in Waldbolut on 'latly yuatorday to
do honor to the memories of Spam, Paloma,
Hug-e], Flu'ilt'l' atnl' Llugg. Mont of the
tvounut Worn in duep mourning, willie tho men
had crap: lmtzls around their coat shown or
hate, or bruises of tho some material upon
their broasta Five out of all dimlaycd a
Nd with ribbon, the symbol ol revolution.
A: a n-sult oi the ultimatum oi Mayor
Roche. thumwmno parade in the city. al-
:hmtgh about lfnuwtulum of Labor Autom-
uly _.\'o. l, at the Knight; of labor, formerly
known at “lit “Albert 11 l'anumst" assembly,
'Ilnn'llotl in a body from their ball to tho
“Wigwam Central depm. At the latter plat'a
i number of policemen in civilian attire min.
319d with the throng.
Pollen Lie tenant Wilson, who was alaoat
the depot. mceived orders to ruppru
any dinplay of lingo at half moat, attempt st
parading or playing of funeral music, but
there was no allot-t looking toward a demon»
titration within the city limitr. The early
train was packed with people bound for tho
Mallory, and at noon two Ipccinl trains. one
of fourteen and the other 01 sixteen cont-hen.
went called. into requisition to transport the
crowd: who Imiogcd the depot.
It was ‘3 o'clock when the fonual exercise-
It tho cemetery mmmenced. Previous to
this a number of tungnilimut floral uttering:
badbeen placed upon the live gravel. The
various organizations formed in line on the
road outside, and marched into the monetary
in regular lilo, preceded by a band of music
playing a funeral dirge. The speakers'atund
was profusely decorated with “n, smllax and
red ribbon, and was located a few feet from
tho grave lot of the dual Anarchists
The mother of August Splat, her two flour
and daughter, Mrs. Bugle and her family,
and the two little children left by l’urwua
occupied a space near the apt’nkera' stand,
reserved for the relatives of the dead and im-
pdwnod revolutionistr. Nina Van Zaudt,
Mrs Parsons and Mrs Fischer were morph»
nous by their about». The first is in Penn-
sylvania, Mm Parsons in London and Mrs.
Fischer in St. Inuit; The ascutblago was
called to order by George A. Schilling, who
remimlcd those [mount that they had met
together on that beautiful autumn day to
celebrate the death of live .lnmrican berm-a,
and Robert Keith], editor of Der Teufel of
Detroit, delivered a brief address in German.
Be wlogiml tho executed men and the cause
for which they died.
He said that their teachings were those 0!
Thomas Paine, the some that actuated the
people of the United States in rebelling
against Great Britain, and pointed to the
dcmonst rations held Saturday and Sunday in
New York, Pitta-burg. St. Louis, Cincinnati,
Detroit and other American cities, as well an
in London and Paris. as a proof that the
dead men wore remembered and the cattle d
Anarchy growing. When be had concluded
fifty pupils of tho Northwoatom Socialist
Sunday school, boys and git-lo, mm; in Ger.
man the m5, ”Eur Truth and Right."
Then, with a latter in his hand, Going.
Schilling stepped forward and read the letter
written by Pam: to his children with the
injunction that it was not to I»: opened until
the first anniversary of his death. Schilling
broke the out] with n trembling band, and
commenced to road with a voice chokul with
emotion
The clfoct of the first few ant‘lltw upon
the audience was clcCtricul. Tears began to
rolldown the faces of the man and women,
ant] before the reading was completed it
wound as though one “'t'lrtl sob and moan
from thousands of throntn was mingling with
the wailing of the wind as it swept through
the leafless branches of the tree; The letter
in full reads as follows:
lh’xumx So. 7, ('01an (fut-311 Jan, t
t’lttt'auo, Nov. 9. 1656'.
to my darling. proclaim. little children, Albert
R. Parsons. Jr.. and if»: sister. Lulu lilo Par-
mus:
As I write this word ] blot your norm-s witha
tear. We never meet again. Oh! my children.
how dwply, deeply your papa loves you. We
show our love by living for our loved ones. We
also prove our love by dying, when necessary,
for them. Of my life and the muse of my cute]
death you will learn "out others. Your father is
afielf oat-red sterillcc upon tho altar of liberty
and happiness. ‘ .
Toyoulleave the legacy of an honest name
and a duty done. Preserve it; clmulato it. Be
trueto yourselves, you cannot then be false to
others. Bu sober. indutriom and charm.
Your mother—ah. she is the grandest. thehoblc‘
of women—love, liouoraud obey her.
flychildrco, my [minim ones, I request you
tormdthlamrting W on each recurring
mien-nary of xny‘dcatb, in remembrance of him
who dies not alone for you. but for the children
yet unborn. mesa you. my darlings. Farewell.
Your father. Alan-r lt. Pam”.
The weeping and sobbing continued 1c
aortic minutes after the reading bad con?
norcborsnug“At tho GravoofOurFl-iouda”
Othello!” ‘follownd in Englhhand
Germ,anaattarafinalaong by thalaa-
anchorwoman-ad, and the crowd
quietlyroturnedtotbo ' .
Meaghan la— maetingwasheld
yutadayat Turnshall tame! the
Anarchists
AhontdmAnan-hiatsand attended.
amenammadobyfiofenor'l'.fi.‘0ar-
aide, of Baltimore, and Albert Chrrlin, of
Chicago. Currlin breathed vengeance in
"a, line. Banned upon the woman‘to
teachthuirehildraa toavenxothedaad,“
Whawfimot taoAnat-nhiatato
crucifixiouotChrlst.
at thiscltymetaudllatenedtoflsry
aulogizingthe “martyrs"audoon-
danuingtbair tiouasandaoclatygm-
«ally. fl'hera war no (tinder.
Ono Poona-got Fatally Mat-ed.
Warmoo, 1a., Nov. 12—]! W
traluouthalllinols Central railroad going
oattoollldodwith aft-eight trainnoartbh
place. 'fltafmigbt‘tralu hadhrohalntwu,
leavinghaltotiutandingonthomaintnek,
wbanthopamgertnlnraalntolt. William
lunged Chicago a yearagn.
WPLUSHES.”
’ yard, sold elsewhere for 3.00
' sliown in this city.
meta-M
NORWALK AND sum NORWALK
*AND WILL (Elma MID—-
BARGAINS NOT OFTEN FOUND
In any Store In thla town.
Among the lot will be found a lot while blather at m :a Warm-r": email" ttmet at the: Warmth
llrlltb Canal at $1.19; a lid» our-n at we. and a good .
ONE DOLLAR CORSET
for 75¢ : Aodmocuvgin H bleached muslin at Go;
burn at 8c, in our lie-lea d--parttncnt will
Be Sure and Visit 'Our New
/ KVITBHEN DEPARTMENT. ’ ‘
We wish to call the attention of the Ladies of Norwalk and vi-
cinity, to the reopening of our KITCHEN DEI’AR’I‘B’IEN’F, on a
more extensive scale than heretofore, where can be found an im-
mense stock of Crockery, Glassware, (lraniteware, Woodcnwaro,
lronware, Tiuwuro and Willow—ware. A full line of Work Bask-
ets, Waste Baskets, Lunch Baskets, and Fancy Baskets, all sizes.
ms nan ; Holland Curtains, all colors, Curtain Poles, Majolica Goods,
Rugs, Mirrors, botltsAmericau, and German plate, Fancy Vases,
(llass Sets, Brushes and Brooms, all styles and prices.
to) hlmlml and bh-nn towel; our yard tony, all
h: toned the but and cot-amt nomi- in this place
Our Cloak Department
in now docked with a {a ‘4! 1an of ladloa‘ Now-tartan, Jet-hell, Wrap. Children‘s Newman-tn. etc.
We have a WI! l'lnr Jacket» at “mohair It to w. A new line at I!“ [oxi- melved today.
wipe and plain to match. It 50a, mi from 75c. Another lot of tam-o‘eluutet'a cud Chlltltcu'l
wool Jackets jmt neat today. Don’t fall to are linear.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
l ‘ LulgjiluiuFoii’gmpr
Bus and
Stats;
Best Facilities
Comingtnnaliytor ' ' . r . ‘
FALL AND WINTER WEAR: FOR ? Our bargams tn Fancy \V‘oodonwm'e, Will cause a sensation,
AltheStot-eol‘ ,
. “never before experienced by the people of Norwalk, for our line
comprises everything made in Fancy Ware from a match Safe, to
a. Table. While we do no: claim to be the only House in Nor-
walk that carries these goods, wo do claim that we are altering
them at 50 per cent, 15m than they can be bought elsewhere.
Tito,\-'et'tlict of our customers must determine the measure of our,
success. illlll‘tllell' confidence is cle: Ply provon by the patronage
they extend to ll‘S. No department of our state is neglected, and
no class of customers slighted in our selections, and we feel justi-
fied in the belief that no buyer, who means business, can leave
0. H. Harvey.
lcannol note weekly eptclal ulc.u my;
geol- Ill cold on the est Trial more" day l
duringtbe year. “legend: in ht strictly
‘ Job Printing !
WthvhnlIboldtboprlcc wit to the melt ot' - - . .
«My carton". )ly "out a too nnmrona too a E+~+H E BEé-{ww
mention prtcco' .
Wool—~—
Rubber Goods
A SPECIALTY.
—-—--, -«v ~v————~
lhey Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices.
MITRE——
“l’lllllllll”
S'I‘ IGA. DI
REMEMBER HEATER. our store unsuited 0r unsatisfied. Nothing that we can say will
». .w—.
G. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
South N orvvulk.
can cut:
.—-———.»—__..
Twenty in we in till! turn. onto! hem In the
tarry conviction like the lustimmtyfof the goods themselves and
we say to any in doubt “Come and see us, and let our actions and
Ml:-thfll¢e,Wbcr:i eatinncenino atfonon _ ‘ .
...im... ‘ w igoods speak 101' us as words cannotx’
T335133? The Boston k Store
NORWALK, CONN.
' ils'rlvlli.
sixrrartv l-Ltrumxo AND LOW momma
uttntso A sru'tsuv. ;
._....-. «Om—~— I
”Micah:- (a :v . ; all rim of l'ipr-
0; ~
Now is the time to put in vour ,
WINTERS. S'l'fllill!
WASHING'IYIN 9‘1"" $000: 5|!!le t" l
The out and Renaud?
Special Prices
' a” I l . , '.
ALL'THE FAVORITE KINDS Norwalk ilNllW Ylllil nun-wens "' S’l.’.'£.'.3.?””‘
it is not all
t' o v (3 red with
Canned Goods
E. K.‘ Lockwood & Cos.
l\l\vnys in Stock.
» rut PROPELLERS i
. » .. { Niche] Plato m .mp....,_1.l.;i.m..lmfl,,, film“
, , ....z * w."
Delivered By Careful Drivers. wimwmm-a... m to... -
A—AT—
l
l
,r
l
l
l 2H1. (Jill 01? CORN BEEF
The Buck Ranges
. . , 0:33;: lefltrlpsditlfxljvprjl‘l’u; Amigg’ltftieklw The Best, Flt 18c. per Can.
Clean and Free llomffififigfiéfimyfitfi31:2 Rippling”, Try Our Butter '
io‘ , u n‘ ,m. lat-.- ..-y.: . .
Slate We- m'" M £132.33! .b.
——--—-—- £$“‘n""‘”:‘" “7 W" "-"’”‘" pmfiifi'ssh... Gréenand Dried Fruits.
3.5"“. Emmy::rr.‘;‘:‘t..‘:‘..z":rg:::l:g ‘ and Fancy Crackers of all Kinds-
WM] pram are turbid trusting anyof the
employccwf the boats of Inislinem nrcmnto!
[the ownenthctcof.
i anywhere in New York or In vicinity. Till Roofers.
l ,
l .
g E. K. LOCKWOOD 8: CO... Nortvalk.
w .fi'. /I-..
TRY OUR SYRUP ’
Rack candy, lupin ornflolden Drlps. hey are
. - re.
RAYMIINDllflS , ._
GRAND 9PEN|NG. ,
M SQSMITH,
. - . . Succesaor to J. w. a M. 3. SMITH,
Will open on SATURDAY,
NOV. 10th, at- two P. M. the Store latoly occupied by
South Main Street. with the finest line-0f DRY, FANCY, and GEN TS’
l
a
_ Comstock Bros, N O. 10
FURNISHIN G GOODS. r
in Silk Mottled Plush, in all the fashionable shades, at 650 per yard, worth 85c. Twenty 7ncb Si]
.lasbioxmhle shades, at 85c per yard, worth $1. 24 in. ‘Silk Mottled Plush, in all the fasbi. nable shades, at $1.25 per yard,
27 in. Furniture Plush, for fancy work, at 1.75 per yard, worth 2.25. The finest line of figurodelusbes in tho'city, 27 in. wide at 2.25 per
A lull line of Ve'lvets at 1.00, 1.15. 1.25, 1.50am] 2.00 per yard. Also,vSurabs, Satins, Gro (3min Silks, Rhadames, 010., at
astonishingly low prices. Our assortment of Bl ' Soodsjn Cashmeres, .Ametioau and Silk Warp Henriettas, Scrgcs, Drop D‘ Abbas, kc, is complete, also
our line of plain and plaid goods is the finest. nuts, thghams, Chewots, Draperies, &c. are all NEW . and of the latest design and at the lowest possible
prices. Our\domestic stock of Flnnuels. Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Turkey Red Covers, Muslin in all'widths, are placed at ‘
k Mottled Flash? in all the
worth $1.75.
. Prices Lower than-Anything Before Offered. 2
I can offer to the people the finest line at Ladies’ and Childrenfs Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, and Underwear, Linen Collars and Gulls, and Ruchings, ever
Also to the Gents, the finest line of Cardigan Jackets, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Laundried and Unlanndried Shirts, Neckties, Collars
and Cults and everythin pertaining to a. first-(glass Furnishing Goods Department. Our N otiott Department is complete in every respect. Out- Fancy Goods ‘
Depirtment comp .fi the latest styles and‘nevelties. A full line of Stationery. Don’t fail to aeeathis stoc . Blankets,» Comfortables and Counterpanes
, new
notary in. .
/
Norwalk Chronicler