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1 Thetwoflldioalswere launched
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‘ halts-dimension
Y“ll'1,_I' 11‘ was» .0. Adrift.
«refill-nicely of alumni from in.
beam Pea-e reports
when the PM Fathom lightsbip
toward the Fenwick Island
Bhewuthmthirty-llvemihasout
"““‘":""idars he the anew's Safety.
‘1 fearhfaltinmarine circles
idiot boat Ambrose Snow, No. 14
vehhkatlnthestorm. Shesalled
fie-New York nine daysago, havingon
manna. Apuot calledatthepilot
ofllceandnaidtbnthelofttho
od'Baruegat Herefussdtosay what
1; fibrnewssor thenameofthe vuslhe
Win. Hedeclared thattheboatwas
firthtandwouldtornupingoodtime.
i. (”any Island’s Cloudbnrst.
"1S Gooey island there was acloudburst
1 Wammdnlght. 'I'heBrighton Beach
WMmdagoodshareof the big water-
“tenth irreparablydamag‘lng carpets
Whevnyroomoathetopfloor.
mW-hbwaverlhhle hurricane, doing
..... _ damage everywhere. Thewaters
is and Itockawny beach have some»
Wind since Thursday, and a gang
fl ‘wckmen are now engaged picking up
Wain! righting the overturned bath-
” homes. Thework of raisingeeveral yachts
Illrowhoats sunk in Jamaica bayispro-
pining rapidly. Great damage Ins been
duets the oyster beds in I’rincembayby
1;“ the havytilics and winds. Thoumds of
Babel-of oysters hare been ruinedbythe
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heir Jensav's s_u1=1=snme CITlES.
”1 film: Quartered with a Cow—One
‘ ’ llan Drowned.
’ j Cm, Sept. 14. -—Atlantic Cityis
a y ‘ emptied of its summer popula-
‘ ‘ the last few days the visitors
1 «Idenfythink they have had enough of the
mute Sea for this year. Every out—
”attain is heavily loaded. Apartyof
yesterday morning found Charles
mm family safeln’ Beter’s Beach hotel,
-fledflance above tlflir place. The Smith
my were without (envisions, and were
huihlledtogetherinoneu the large room
'.wit a cow.
Within from ésps Hay show that
the Me the I- be- somewhat ea-
w.
afimdfoodh u'rlved at Mana-
Win-the cottagen at Beach Harm.
flthasmade‘m takeitoverin
“hosts. North Beach Havenisvcry
MW Beschllaleu has endured
Manuel;
Atfieahlemtythelighthousawast‘llted,
:fldfiehthandfamflywere taken from
1:. 1,_,It.I. BeptlL-Theanxiety
. oftheUnltedBtatescrulserAta.
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nJohnSanderadiedofhsan
, duringthetripandwas buried
"’ W.K.Vaaderbilt'sdeamyachtAl
ltwsa’tsarsd hadmstdisastsroat
‘lsr Barhoszmfe in the bar .
ren‘ Ian Were Rescued.
l
g FIGHTING THE BATTLE OVER.
, 1i
Marla” of run Ilellsnry' s llouhard—
} , pan-1 Celebrated at Bani-ore.
g Baroness, lid, Hoyt. it—Bridsy night
warths seventy-fifth anniversary of the
bombardment of Fun hicllenry by the
Brithh and timinpulseof the latter. The
event was mulchruwd by a iwnterl'eit re-
enactment of the engagement itself. For
this purpine three United States war vowels
were sent on here—tho Pensacola, the Uniipee
0d the Turtle.
The I’atapseo ricer oil l-‘ort leBenry pro
filed a beautiful picture. The water was
covered with hundreds of lxiata, from the
llttletugto the big exmrsion steamer, and
the twinkling glimmer of their lights as they
waded their way in procession down the
harbor to the fort, together with the more
podtive and brilliant illumination of sky-
rookstaand other pyrotechnics. made ascene
of rare animation
The three war vessels stood out about
three-quarters of a mile from the fort. The
Pensacola was the flagship of the fleet and
frmnllorcamethe llrstshotintbeattackat
8:3); The fort quickly responded withamar
from'Oue of her 15inch guns that was
simply deafening. The firing continued for
an hour. The fire from the men-of-war wan
ratha tame, but that from the fort wu very
heavy. Col. Livingston, who commanded,
had in operation on the tarspets live 15-inch
guns, eighth-inch and three (failings. With
each discharge or the 15-inch gunscould be
heard" tlm' smashing of window glam in the
htuliflgswithilr the walls The naval dis-
play “inedible” below the fort of pyrir
tech'nit ‘hoinb's was vcn pretty and they
added attach to the din The affair was at
an end at 9:45 p.11
Governor lllll‘s New Secretary.
Anna“, N Y., Sept. 1-1. -—(lovernor Hill
has appointed T. S. Williunnl, of New York
city, to be his private secretary in placeof
001. W. 6. Rice, resignal. Mr. Williams is
a native of Ithaca, N. Y., a graduate of Con
nell University, and for some years has been
connected with the New York Commercial
Advertfier. 'Ile was the Albany correspond—
ent of that paper! "in the legislative session of
1887.1 and was interward promoted to the
city editorship-lid for the last year ands
half has been the Washingt on correspondent
of TheaCoarmen-ial Advertiser and other
papers Ben a democrat in politics. Gov~
ernor Hill: has also appointed Mr. Williams
aide-decent}; on his military stud, with the
rank of colonel. Col. William will assume
his new dutiin on Sept. 23.
Was It a Murder?
Painanxu’ma, Sept. 14,—Mrs. Christina
Brown, who was found at her home in
main court, Camden, N. J., suflering
from injuries in the head, is dead. The
entire Anton family, of whom Mrs. Brown
rented the miserable attic in which she
lived, have been arrested upon suspicion of
havingbeenconceruedinthe injurieetothe
old womn. The idiotic daughter of Ira.
Brownisalsoincustody. Shesaysthather
mother broke a bottleover her own head,
causing a had cut. The county physician
thinks death was caused by starvationand
exposin'e, superinduced by the blow on the
head. The condition of the house where
thepeople lived is filthy beyond descrip
demandtheplaoeisoverrunwithvermin.
Wheellnen in Convention.
Nsiw Your, Sept. lit—The board of oili-
oers of the of American Wheelmen
inst in the Grand Union hotel and received
there/pom of various committees. In the
evening the visiting 'cyclista to the number
of!!!) attended the performance of "The
Oolah” at the Broadway theatre, and after.
hard enjoyed a banquet at the Metropolitan
House cafe.
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$111.11» Mrs-idealism
svoluutaril yaotedasnurspfor
dok during the yellow fever epidemics at
Norfolk, Wilmington, Savannah, Memphis
and Jacksonville, and refused to accept any
computation for his services.
'7 1., an Nightin the Rigging.
(hummus... Sept. lt-Jl'he schooner
NellieV BtokenlCaphIlowl, of Deer Isle,
He..fromllt.Desertfor NewYos-kwitha
cargoofgranite,wsnt ashore on theouter
her here. The six men forming hercrew
weredrlveniuto the rigging to
but from thsChatham life saving station.
Pris-s maiassr CrisplAttachod.
Ron dept lt—Whils Prime linistiw
Criqnwasdrivinga Itonethrowuhyamaa
onthsroadsldestruckhhniumeothbeyes,
inflictiuga painful but not seria-
Tbs-Bantwssarrestedandfouudtobea
Eighteen la- xilled la a line.
will
Will n he no. Warner. oi
Missouri?
cross I“ AP!!! Tlll PLACE.
ltlsflald'l‘hntthsl'rsatdnt Ilsa!!!-
hnd the Vault Position in the Mason"
’lsaa—vainmaai ”Mary "was" a»
at All Alarmed.
Wasmsoros, dept. I‘L”TIIO arrival in
thirdly of la]. Warner. of liaiouri, past
Win-chief of the Grand Army of
IhsIlspublle, la resposuwarwuest from
Secretary Noble is generally labored to
mean his annulment to the position of
oommidmrofpsnaloaa Otherwmulneut
has. ltmnarementlouedtorthspod—
lion, suiting them Pan Grand (human-lore
ll'slrchild and Ilsa, but Warner stock seem
to be above all others.
Centers-lag With secretary Noble.
la). Warnerhad a long conference with
Baeretary Noblsat the Interior department
during the afternoon. Immahly about
the prsiition that most peqils think has been
«alto him but which some think he will
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Unpreddent'ssald
that Haj. Warner
had Ineutsudered
the pmition but
that the [resident
bad no positive in
' 1. formation that it
‘ would be accepted,
and that tlmro were
some doubts as to
whether Dial. War
nor would W. as it would necessitate his
abandoning the lucrative [msitlon be now
holds no solicitir for the Missouri I‘aciflc
railroad, worth Ollldll) to $15,”) a year, for
the commissiouashlp. worth a salary of but
”rm-
Congressman Wm. Wade, of Mimouri,
who was mandated with Haj. Warner during
his two tonne in congress, said that he had no
doubt that Maj. Warner would accept the
position.
Representative Lamb on the Situation.
Representative Lamb, of Indiana, in a con-
versation with a reporter of the United Prom.
said:
“I have not seen Maj. Warner since he ar—
rived in Washington, but from what I hear
I have no doubt he will be made commis-
sioner of pensions. It will be a very good
appointment. There" is sure to be a good deal
of disappointment among the old soldiers
about Tanncr' e resignation. There is not one
of them but had an idea that Tanner would
at some time or other give them the surplus,
and it will be imposible to convince them
that Tanner was not removed because of his
liberality. The mismanagement of the pen-
sion oflice under (‘ommisionor Tanner has
been such that I have been kept at my home
all summer attending to a comwpoudcnce,
the principal part of which related to pen—
sion cases. it has been almost implausible to
get any answers to letters addressed to the
pension ofllce, and claimants have been call-
ing on us to have their business attended to."
Busaey Is Not Alarmed.
Assistant Secretary Bonn-y, who has been
harshly criticised by (l. A. It men as the
primary source of all of Mr. Tanner‘s trouble,
and who, it has been reported. is likely to be.
removed through (i. A. It. influence, is ap-
parently but little disturbed over the situa-
tion growing out of Mr. Tanner's retirement.
He insists that in running counter to some of
the official acts of the commissioner be has
been actuated by no feeling of personal ill
will toward Mr. Tanner, and feels confident
that influential G. A. IL comrades, men who
thoroughly comprehend the situation and
the circumstances that led to the friction be-
1ll'll1 til
WI. WARNER.
and the head of the pension bureau, will sue-
tain him in what he has done.
Wlsh the Correspondence Made Public.
Considerable pmreis being brought to
the correspondence is the only way to con—
tbe budget will be made public.
was behind the secretary.
There Was But One Alternative.
oeived by the president from
on memories-i
tween the departmental executive oilicers
bear upon the administration to make public
the correspondence which took place between
Secretary Noble and Commissioner Tanner
respecting the latter’s management of his
bureau. The correspondence is very exhaust-
ive. Friends of Comminiioner Tanner de-
cline to besatisiled until they know all tin1
facts in the case, and as the publication of
vince them that they have all the facts, it Is
thought to be only a question of time when
The corre-
wondenco is decidedly crisp and will make
interesting reading. It shows among other
things that Commissioner Tanner was in-
clined to ignore Secretary Noble's directions,
and indeed his position, claiming in at least
one instance that the power behind him (the
eommimionerl was greater than that which
A gentleman who is familiar with the
content; of the budget of correspondence re—
Noble said that when made public the cor-
rewondence would show very conclusively
that there was but, one. alternative for the .
and in presenting it submitted an argument
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the Ingredients Used?
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fulin infood. and dries up the bread
Protection to consumers of food soar
pounds lies Is their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
theirbakl powderhnadeofidonot
ossthelrgzzdabut buylfiead
DLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
Thispowderismadaonlyofdfletlymre
of tartanand
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fusflluvamnyettn. Westerns
It is the Ilium (Inna has]. krd from
the best plantations and guarantee: absolutely
’ pure and free thom all sdnltcrstions or coloring
matter The packages are humane-ally seal:-
and warranted full weight. It is monsoon-
omical in use than the lowergrsdea
Oriental l: Occidental Tea 60., L't’il.
Head 00m. 35 Busting Blip, New York.
For MIQ‘ by the hat brown.
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CHAS. ll. FEBRIS,
South Norwslli, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Burris. loses Glover. David Plait,
8. K. Stanley. Mrs Henry Seymour
and Others.
Ilclow will he fuum a sample of the multi lode of
letters of encouragement Franklin liowce a son of
756 Broadway New York daily receive. The sub
joined anso irllcd testimonials re from your friends
end uel hhors. ladies and enilemcn you know and
('3 can or their honor slrsikhl forwardaess, and
who would scorn to be a party 10 a?
What has hemdoneforolhersnn be oneforyou
and it is lolly to longer sufler when the means of
recovery Inn at your very door
(1.0!. c. M. rBllllls says: In 1875 l was
taken sick wlih llyspelsnis and Jaundice of the mist
dcsrrlptiou. ll‘tlllt‘lml my weight about sixty pounds
lanai-ml about one ycar anda half.lvcrrlh1ng
was done that medical skill conld surged. Finally
a council of doctors declared": “:incuranle
mime gave me ihe benefits of «cabin TIMI! I was
finally persuaded to lake Ilnwcs‘ Blood l‘iirilli r
After taking two or 1hrc1 bolt cs l was 1 11 11in 1y
curcdand have been a well man for mer six years.
sins. BERRY am noon. said to have had
anucerremored by Dr. Cummings. of New York
ciiy. Was m lorry—reported likely to dlessy “The;
not able to wsi slime; sore would not thrsl.
Disrmsry cured her seven years ago and ha been a
well woman since. .
s. K STANLEY. nearly eighty years old. and
was ruderla severely iron a hard mush The
doc. orssaid had an “meet on his lung" and
cos 11 re. live. flaring heard of the wonderful
colts coieby "TheGml Blood Ponder " I sent
.‘or 1. s1 once and took it faithfully. My cough dis
epocaied and am now eojnymz good health.
Testimony of a Remarkable Pure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Cella Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant 8L, Norwalk. Conn.
Ilsd Kidney trouble, Dyspepsia impaired clrcu
lotion of eight gals sunning; was so nervous that
1-he could sell r sleep nor est. Fold out over
iuhthundicd dollamtodoetoraandwssnoi bJ—ne
lined one cent ':sworlh health mined as much
1hr polsnn medicines" by the discus fur shin:
1h"; werelakeo. she rays: "I did not expect to
Eve balashoi. lime. Hr flours was sent to Inc
by a mood. I took his medicine and have not had
a doc or slow. lwas not able to walk without help
-—am now able and dowslk all about town several
tlmcss dsgml am a new person. and I would not
he b1ck w I was for thouauds of dollars. I
consider it ibe best medicine ever elem! to the
public. Dr. Mrtock, of New York, told me he
would not have believed I could have been curedlf
he Ind uotssenitdoash Franklin nowes' ladl-
wwklsssstsrwssfils Hill.
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A large and chI selected stock of silverwair
Diamonds and Bin: Jewelry alwaysoa hand.
HAVE I'M? Tllllill (DUB
Formosa. Oolong
..¢ 0- ......
BUIDK TEA!
M—uroow—
llsny ofonr nclabbufl no doubt. have the Tea.
too has l.1 fact.umdellcale1hcy fail to get there
wlvh lb: or mhlned sweetne- and strength as do
your hllllhlu mania. 80 If you are dioauaflrd try
our Tea
9..
llc Was an mil 'l'ea Bayer.
'llc said: “It issgood'l‘ea. (Dnepouud is worth
'wo prmisds of such tea as I have been buying, and
the priceof than both is the same.“
Another said: “ldon't wish to flatter, but it is he
im‘ng'l‘vass l have been seed to paying 70 cents
or.
Price: 500 lb.
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0! seaeom ole goods, to be found at
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Bottled Mineral Waters.
Buflalo 1.5th11. Carlebsd. \' ichy Bathoru, Con—
mas Cc Nsuolllhie Clrsmic, Seltzer. Apolli-
nsrls, Velmanu y.sdi londoaderry Lillila, by the
single bottle or afie. Also Saraloga Vichy, Geyser
and Exce‘ slor on draughl.
Imported Cigars.
Iifiecn diurnal breads.
Domestic Cigars.
1’ my diluent brands.
The moat complete remnant of Putnam to he
w ”first; a. 11. non Wigs. ”135mm“ “m“ "‘ ‘P' “"m- '
wWehave amt! everywhere '3‘.” 503"
In variety.
Fancy Box summery, lube and Pull.
molars mmnmm on...
no ”on“ Thefimcri BusinesssSpecialty
1‘11 bk” . I . Baring gained 1 a reputation 3i drswfng the
MIDDLEIDWX, (V153.
onhissldo of thequestiou. Itislearned “8101!
thatthecorrnqmdencewsssent to theax-
ecut'ive,and after readingltthe president
oourseofaction.
public, butifltisdeemed
almst'immediatelydetermineduponhis
Beaetnry Noble says that he has no inten-
tion at [nesentof unkingthiscorrespmnlenoe
and
CANDIES
Ofallkinfl. llmClstn
”paths
mTheywererescuedat daybreak by a
neceiwary,
thereisanypuhlicdemsudforit, hemaydo
sointhenearfuture.
Commhimer'l'annerwssnotat hisolllce
duringtheday. Hehastakeuatesuporary
leaveof slnenoe until hh succuorisap
BAKERY!
pointed.
Twenty-three Cars Burned.
Wasasw, N. Y., Sept. l‘.—-A Lehlgh Val-
leyheightmsst bound,on the Erie track,
wam CANDY “maids fall um
autoimmunity.
Lrscasono,Va, Baptist—loam inme
mafianeonseefrom theJellleocoalminein
Tums-seat aterrlble accidnittbere. The
dhpatchssys thstdghteonmrnwerekillsd
millaaocldent. No further particulanan
splitintwoaboutamilewutof hereatl
am. Therearsecflouovertooktheilrst
sectiimandcollided,maklngabadwreck.
Tencarsinthetrainandthirtsanooalmrs
onthssldingwereburned. Theywera
Wuhn Holland
moon's nsoon.
use 4
Iosdedwithgrain machinery cashew, and
the Ion is very heavy. I’m-1mm trail:
wrs'edslayedonlyashorttima
GettysburgnusrtedAgala.
vassuao, Pa, Sept. lL~Gokuor
Beaveraud staff, (lawman! other
flatsollcasletttownouaqnchltralnfor
thdrhom Thseelslwationhova'aadths
various 0. A. It past have lashes amp
sndtstownhdustd.
hnestiledaWav-r.we- mess to hep in the lad,
sud ith allenlivr and obl clerks will serve
yes Hwy-V98 , .
railways Mn 'l'lfl :5. p. L.
HALE THE DBHGHII'I'.
Jacob M. Layton,
Ital flats sad [louse Agni.
General Insurance A geuoy
his. life and Accident.
mummies—mans Ste-Isa.
1 land sail masts
Disti- evens "mm loser
Notaryl'sbih Winn.
Railroad tickets molested
ta Destination.
3. Washers-111 31.. mm door to W
South Hos-walls. Conn.
INSUBB IN THE
Connecticut General
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JOHN H. SMITH,
FLUBIST.
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A. S. B‘BBRRIS.
JEWEWLER
Illsinomlu, Walther, Jewelry.
'lss Watch Ilsvslrlsg s assaults.
as Washington In. leash Ierwalh.
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Oils arnishes.
Berry Bros Hard (lil Finish.
Wire steel floor Mats,
something sew. new this: oat.
W. C.QUINTARD
IUIIC IIAIJ. sum.
GO 'i’o
IflflBEiHiRMIIS
—- rep——
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (1:30.,
‘89 8 hIain Street.
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MEATS
8m 18 TE! 8181' MANN“.
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aside-atl of rmnblr or 1:011. 70:1 will tlnd them a: my
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F. HAYE S.
DIBBLI‘S BIDCI. SOUTH It'OIi‘IA I It
WiSflIIiTflN HIRIET.
one {tannin—The Best.
“6:35,: Lamb, In ——
Mk,8slt and Flesh.
Shoulder, ”Bologna. hank
e. Barns.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington street.
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28 lain St, 80. Norwslli.
bats F1111 0111111,
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NHRWILK LDBSTEBS
Dcllrurd evay Saturday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholesales-d Retail.
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no. Green 1st- every morning
Pare Tomatoes Oataup.
Imported Sardines.
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n
MILLTiERV
Toutsnsnhrnllm. Wishes“
Regardless of Cost.
The days only. mussels. lens-her as."
willisll
Please the Eyo‘
Lsdles' Illsek Sailors at 20c.
Tsrhsss, the. sell We.
louosblslasbowloodsat
Ilrs. W. Fawcell’s,
'0 8 WI“? Street,
Nos-walla.
am as a call.
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Plumbing,
' Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND 'I‘ l N \‘VAI? E.
Intimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IUSIC BALL BLOCK.
Wall Papers
A FINE LINE 0?
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Painting. Paper Hang-
ing. Cniclmlning and
Decorating.
DEGKER'S
Paint and Wall Paper ttore,
18 Nurliiiin 811111,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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City of Norwalk 81 Eagle,
Will lake daily tri , Sundays excepted, for
freight between New ork, Roi-walk and South
Sorwalk. Will leave Flotation: of Beekman street.
New York, for Snails Nonalk. dailyat 10.1) a in
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