humour All nous
Was-0 an
remind-whilst“
ultilthepruure in the latter-la
hum-to be 750 Mmisper
h“. The communication is then
. vfiv‘uhundrcdandilt'typounihis
”filial firing yam-um The fir»
‘ ”Wilt!!! betweentbe
lMotrandths barrel, allowing
hasvmihhuaiumanbomu.
, “lettuce ltsilight. Thelougar
“litigation greater the range
' “k the fundlon ofthe
”ulteflhuvfmtoeutoifthlsfiowof
t .. intervalrof timeinordcrto
bmdthowojectileasdeaired.
m shell to a distanceof onomile,
“fiahalatiouwasshowntobecomct.
0‘ flightwar between eleven and
Alan-st a seen a Minute.
in It: minutes and fifty-eight
h of m in the firing
"Wt—then!“ shots were tired in
mmmfiftyseoonda
nifty Sheila Without Stopping.
""hthetastbegantheairprmreinthe
mmmmszpoundsper-square
Attrfliefifteenshotshad been fired
M was between 1,120) and 1,311)
mm aura inch which was sufficient
mien shots more. fled their
" hankaptrunniug during the firing
‘ mldhavcheenproridedfov.
51w dmnstrated that the Vesuvius
. firethirtyshells—allthatshecancarry—
m to fill the air reservoirs.
afiadoebiermamny demanded by the
W, and therapidity was nearly twice
'l’als ofllyaarnlte Buried.
Thirtyof the 10-inch shells would carry
W pounds of explosive gel-tine. The
utility“: throw (hill) pounds of the high
milk-into adhtanceof one milein lees
'thnaquarteroian hour willheof great
inwarfare. Thefull calibersbell
wfllomtainfiilfipoundsofexpioaive, and by
Mthefiringp'euuretolflOOpounds
pagan inchat leasttwentyofthese
“Windmill“ 10,000pounds of
maybe thrown to a distance of
henchmen-um.
A Terrible Foe.
.. it ill bombardment of Alexandria Ad—
flralSeymour’s fleet deliberately anchored
a’dbtanoe of lemtbanonernile from the
(condominium. Theeifectofthehigh
Wgunawmthcse cf theheaviest
her, wasnot asdisastrousas was expect-
, isgupmthisfsctnent. Vreeland,U.8.N.,
oithlwaliutflligmceomce, says:
“Mfidmiralfiyuwursfiect included a
VWthatvaeel could have placed her-
dim-nymof the hugearmorclads
d “I Mug squadron, and from that
Wei-kiln": easily landed withinthe
”fa-h at an angleofiallof about 25
”amplificati- filled withthe enormous
mammalian! dynamite, theeil'ect
“meanbeiimgined. Conversely,had
‘3“ works possessed one or more
Wmtheattecking fleet probably
Wantinvecalmlydelivered its the
an anchorage position within a 1,6“!
of thecompany,
“ "lb”wonidhe human of the
fiatifhewauted anyheiptocall
arpenterturned
r
E
Thsparentsofli. L English,the Manit-
Intickat aunt at Cape lay, it. 1.. have
madagood his Inoculation- snd are anxious
to but from him.
Ira. (lam P. 'l‘rain, Jr.. has secured an
absolute divorce from her husband, the roll
at George Francis Train, philosopher, loot
urer, Bohemian and psychist.
A merchantof Tangier-a named Bsueauli
has laid before President ilarrlsoncharges
against William iii-id howls, United States
cornul at Tnngiers, for false imprisonment.
The directors of the wrecked Hcrantoa
City haul have astound all liabilities and
arrangedtopay the landholders in install-
The robbers who chlmoformed the home-
hohl of InlaryJ. Rosa at Elisabeth. N.
1., have been arrested in New York, and the
Iocalpidiceluvo arrested amanwhoissup»
possd to have given the mbbersinformatiou.
The Beaumont Hospital and Iledical col-
legs in St. Louis has been totally destroyed
by fire. Lou, 8005100; small insurance
A day laborer named Devault found 89),-
Min bank notes while digging in Lincoln
park, near Red Bank, N J The notes were
lined by the Bank of Concord, N. 11., many
years ago. Sixteen engraved plates were
found with them. it is conjectured that the
uotcsand plateewerehuriedbyabankrob
her named llherman, who once lived in that
vicinity, and was drowned twenty-five years
ago.
The shape of the Cooley Manufacturing
company were burned at Bath, N. Y. The
ion ta 8184]!) to 8‘5”“); insurance, 19,”.
'l'heBathwagonshop was damaged to the
client of MAXI); partially insured.
lt issaid that hour barrels can now be
Inadeout of cotton duck. The experiment
is said to be a great success.
Sherifi Flack, Will Flack, Referee Mocks
and George 1). Hart, the principal persons
interested in the notorious Flack case, have
pleaded not guilty.
The Western Union Telegraph company
have commenced putting its wire under
ground at Bnifalo.
The sentence of death M upon Harry
Carlton. who shot the New York policeman
iastyer, hasbeen aiiirmedby the court of
appeu's.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce has on-
thorined the directors to purchase 6,400 feet
of land between Central wharf and India
streets, upon which to erect a fine building
for 17.». use of the amociation.
J cage “’oodrulf, of Chicago, refund to
releIae Cronin Suspect “'00de on his Ino-
tiou for a writ of habeas corpus.
In a football contest at Middleton,
Conn, thescore was: Yale, oi Wesleyan!»
A convention of National Grecnbackers,
to nominate a state ticket, has been called to
meet at the Grand Central hotel, New York,
Oct. 21
Philip Doemon, a carriage manufacturer,
of Lancaster, Pa, basasaigned. Liabilities,
$254M; aimts nominally the same.
The monument of the Sixty—sixth New
York regiment has been dedicated at Gettys-
burg, Col. 8. B Adams delivering the our
lion.
Fix-State Senator John G. Hall, of Elk
county, Pa, died Oct. 7 in Liverpool, Eng-
land, aged 51 years.
AGAINST KEMMLER.
Judge Day Decides That Electrical Exe-
cution is Constitutional.
Anions, N. Y., Oct. iii—Judge Day has
filed his decision in the Kemmier case,
which was a habeas corpus to
test the constitutionality of the electrical
execution law. Judge Day decides that the
lawiaconstitutionalaud rcmands the pris-
oner to the custody of Warden Durston, of
Auburn pr'non, for execution W. Bourke
Cockran will at once appeal to the general
term, and ifdeieated therehe will go to the
court of appeals, the court at last resort.
Kemmier’s l-‘ate Their Own.
Ntw You, Oct. 10. —The following per—
sons in the Tombs are deeply interested in
Ksmrnler‘e fate becaufithey have committed
murderssinceJan. 1 Christian Deyhle,
whokiiled Jeweler Frederick W. Gel-weir:
aicwdaysago; FlorenceJ. Donohue, stabbed
Peter Reynolds, Sept. 25; Martin Bart,
knocked down and killed a moon Broad—
way, June 2i; Bernard McLaughlin, beat his
wiietodcath, Feb. 21; Henry lorgeuweike,
shot his stepson, John Kirschner, Aug. 9;
Bole Bamnis (black), stabbed his brother
Tobias in a Bleacher street dance home,
Arrii 4; Daniel Sullivan, chased Johanna
lulvihillsothat she jumpcdoutoi a high
window, andG' Vunro,hiifed
Torn Barrett, July 1, Joesph Wood (black),
killed Charles Rollin on the apeduct, June
21; Charles Ball (black), stabbed Sherman
Pia'ter,Aug,2i, andEInnn Cordeathrewa
pi‘efliathitharhusbandonthehead, Feb.
a“
'l'lsa llaetvleal Execution llaehlnea.
willbecompietedasaronasthesbaftiugh
rady. Theomat Auburn ya'lsnuwaafin—
fibedlastmnuth.
“mum-imam»
Bflan the The vast my
Wt sssr’swelmaissraua
«mange-es without a were“.
:Bhwuthbmarrsy
b ”It - a mt reminds ortks
Matti-swarm.
”WWI-tans» "'"
lwyuotaeunpractirqsad
Itaisls high in heroic-don.
lull a ”sail-ah are» are unliste-
Umyl. 3., \Det. 10.41;. Twenty-third
lsuatorial district Republican «Invention,
wkichhasiamins-ionhsrasinealoadsy.
hatilliaa nek. iastaighhattsrseia-
plstisg the ii iii ballot, an adjournment
wutahsunlltlilsiooruiag,
A Julieta! Deadlock.
lurnw. Oct. to. —'l'hs Eighth judicial
Rephlwan conivsatiou last-gain and tofi
Ive ballots without any indication ot a
hashinthcerlitingdeadleck. ltlooksaow
as though lion. Hamilton Ward, of Alls—
pay, would come out as amndidstaand
[reliably secure the rumination.
lie-oi for Assembly.
New Buns-mica, N. J., Oct. la—W. it.
Bronson, of Perth Amboy, N. J., has been
nominated by the l’rohibitiouists of the First
soambly district, lilddleaex munty, for
s-emhly.
Inneuocrslts Nomi-ate Noyes.
Bixmmurou, .N. Y.. Oct. lit—The Dam'
antic county committee of Clieuango cont}
ty nominated iir. James B. Noyes,“ New
Bulb), as candidate for memberoi a-emhly.
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Asaoeiat Ion.
At Baltimore—
........... 0 b 0 I 0 0 0 2 1—.
Brooklyn. ......... suit-4121047
Batteries: Kilroy, Fun-Inna and Quinn, Mvctt
MUlark
At [:llli'illllltllm
Cincinnati ............ anorexia.”
Ianaaai‘liy.... .,i o o o o o o 0—!
Batteries: IiuryI-u, Miilllne amt Keenan. flow-
dara and Dominic. ('alb‘vi on account of dark-
am.
At Louisville.—
Loukivnllr- 0
i
“Louie i) 0. 0 x-B
Batteries: LIN’UIIDlt and Ryan, ('hamherlain
and Hilllgnn.
At Columbus ,_
Ooinmlme ....i20040201-io
Athletic. .. 000020l91~0
Batteries: (lustrighi and 0' Connor. Weyhlng
and Brennarf,
At Washington (exhibition gameloii'ashlng-
tomb; Hinton. 3
A l'mpmml ll'ennaylvania Ship Canal.
Hume-mi no, Oct. :0 —in pursuance of a
joint remintiou paused by the legislature
Governor Beaver hasappointcd acommi-ion
to determine the feasibility of connecting
Lake Erie and the Ohio I’IHEI’ by a ship
canal, as follows: John A. Wood and Reuben
Miller, i'ittsburg; cr-(.' ongressman ll. 8
Shallenbergcr, Rochester, Pm; Eben Brewer
Erie; John M. (loodwin Sharpevilie, Mercer
county This commission is empowered to
survey and lay out a route for the canal if
feasible, and to estimate the expense of its
construction and make report thereof to the
next lcgislatum. For the expenses of this
commission mom has been appropriated
Governor Beaver is authorized to fix the
compensation oi the commhsion. This is a
project which has excited great interest in
the western part of the state
The Knights of Labor Sued.
Formulations, Oct. 10. —Willisni \l'bitty
has brought suit against Terence V. Pow-
derly and other officers of the general ex-
ecutive board of the order of Knights of
Labor in America. “hen the strike 00
curred among the knitting goods workers in
”tern New ‘i ork the district anseinbliee
maintained the strikers for some time, and
then the strike was indoIIIed by the general
executive board. who ordered the plaintifl
to furnish any member of the order with
such necessaries in: they might need Whitty
furnished about 84,0“) worth of gmccriea,
and has been paid all but a balance of Gill),
which he claims» the executive board gnar:
auteed.
An Insurance Agent in Trouble.
humour-um, Oct 10—J.l\ilbur Par-
rott, formerly on agent for the Agricultural
on company, of II ntcrtown, N. Y.,
was arraigned More Magistrate Smith on a
charge of embankment. It was in evidence
that Parrott wiIs discharged from the com-
pany on July 31, but continued to collect
money from diiI’erent persons, amounting to
[2, one, which be appropriated to hnown use
The defendant Was committed in default of
82,5!) ball. 4
Jay (to-id ot a Ball.
Sr. lows, Oat. iii—Jay Gould and party
attended the V oiled i’mphets’ bail, and were
thecenter of attraction In the box
by Governor Fluids and stafl. Min Fisher
and Him Gould were tendered an invitation
to dance by members of the Veiled Prophets’
train, but declined. Mr. Gould said that i!
lhoworld’s fair went to the city with the
[nttiest women, St. Louis would get it
surely.
To Enlarge the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Warmorou, Oct. Iii—It is said that
among the recommendatiars to be made by
Secretary Tracy in his annual is one
that a plan formulated by the board of cm—
can upon navy yard sites to iargelyiucreue
and improve the Brooklyn navy yard be
carried into eihect. The total estimated ex-
pense of the additions is 83.0mm}, the out
iayto he made at the rate of, say, half a
million a year.
The Pennsylvania W. o. '1'. ll.
Piuunnrmu, Oct. lit-The fifteenth an»
nual conventional the Woman's Chi-itian
’i‘einperanceuuion of Pennsyinnh h-be-
gunhaewithalargeatteudanceoidelegatea.
Ira Francis JL. Swift, the retiring pred—
dent, delivered her annual addrsu, review-
ing the historyot the union andtakinga
hopeful view 01! the present dtuation.
Ills Throat c-tIryaBuii.
Boa-mu,0et.10.—Fredsrick Gay,agedfifi,
afariner. oiWeat Dedhain,has died ofin-
jurieainflicted hya hull. Whiletryingisi
drivatheanimtll Iohhbarnthebullturned
ouhiméndtoaled him several tinna One
ofthebvute’s hornastruck theold farmsrin
thethrughaiflugitopenand severingthe
juglarvein.
Bishop Glligaas' Stat-o (fin-lied.
Orrswa,0cil. iii—An imposingcu'aniony
took pm a the mum Cardinal
“We, oil Quebec,in the met
priest“, “W a at? to the
latethopGuignss, bishop Ottawa.
AnuntlrerofdquI-weraaisocruated.
chalkioyueo-eyladiued.
Camfli. 1,06. 10.41» grand
haiadietsd Islklsylacusyfcrthsniar-
kid in anion, Aimiehecensy, Ina-rise-
?nssr—insr me a*
Mimlambsfih
Subscription Price. $5.00 Per Ian.
' ’ " snrafia'rni"aaraa§
firearm:
" wcavernous-so.”
58313558 58%;
3:323:33: .. -
lsnisasssaa "nuisances-
heal Notices meant per has
imm- (We
J I. aanoan,
I
Builder and Contractor.
Workdoaebyihsdswiweoatrset.
0|!"de “new". P..0 Boxer.
0 n. Iran-role.
('alaur i Wedd and Putin. user-a
Wm. $.2"“§E““"6’i.°5“ “"
not
no Kilns err. . ”owl-nun
Isuv liansi’e I’risls Store.
(JBOICE ORANGE!» Baum Ianos, Dans
all kind of Lille, eann-d fruit confection?
and reliable Flown and Garden seeds
Bud l'oodsnd (travel at
c. a. uaVlLaNiY~. 5 Iain BL. Norwslk.
\rwmo IAClli‘ In I it chill-Winn.”
O Wilson. household. almOsnersI Neptune
or all maker by it. I iiAlhllt. lo 80qu late
street sou: h horned: admit
ATENTI.
o. It ensures,
Washington. I). 0.
Ten yarn in United States Patent 0“
“as: Guide to mvuuors mailed bee.
Aux. s. ommn.
Immanuel the First 0
bury,
2 iauoi‘orio, Organ and lusicai
i (Imposition.
f6 ly inch Bnr an r. 0.. nouwm. con
tonal Chnreh,Wat«
of e
'1. c. 030”.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans (oral-nee and Intimates”
Jobbing or all kinds promptly attended to.
{tho Ann street near
1'. 0. x «a. South liorwalkCt.
'1 I). am!“
' 3m mi. 1 Qulaiarii.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BILL I! m OPHCI.
No. 4 Knight SI. Incidence. 5 III: IL.
880 3m Nor-walk, Conn.
WI. Ii. KNAPP,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plans. 5 deaths-and Buperiataod
once tor the consignee of every description
TERMS REASONABLE.
armor—Taylor‘s Ball Washington St. ..
m P.0 .Boxm
SOUTII NORWAIK “me! am
hi Washlnm Street.
unailyhometoitanandfronitotnl
sci unsaturdsyeveaingsfrcnetos.
H'laiercet allowed on Depusita.
ALDKN SOLIA'NBPIO.
uranium
634 iv.
“JOKER. “mm Sec. alum
Machine Slop.
II‘llé‘i’ “Mitt.“ "at... “W“mfl‘é“
I am now an n o
silkladsoi' general wandaiachine nerepalring
Bicycles repaired and new parts furnished lawn
mowers gamed and repaired. latisi’aetlou guaran-
teed. Callandgiverneatrialm W‘zg‘a
howerend of Waterst. £0. Norwalk. Ialt ll
George II. Bay-old,
FU RN ITURE DEALER !
And Fumism Undertaker.
Guiandeeemylsrge ctallkindsoftumitue.
80 Ital- “mime“.
thulnlarmentoi ”ThMMW
Ich it“:i
tunnel: ail Headstones.
Doaotbayamnaanaator 3m from
men dhactto the-bow ms
dimpleteaELyg‘ouwiilnotheW-u
mm“
“P. W. BATES.
i}. IIFKLIII & Sill,
image-locum“, 1-: -
5i Washington Street, South Norwalk
#3 27 Min Street Norwalk.‘ _.
iii-Blah Balers, Collection
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0. nmvu. at. lw W. 1. Bath".
INSURE IN Till
1... Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE 00.,
mount-nebula
”Ram...“
Mutant.“ S. of m
ichIIAN e STEEL.
Carriage Builders i
No. 65 IAIN WET. BEAR 0F
SALVATION ABIY BUILDING.
Warm and Caving” made and re-
ps red. Sign: made, lettered.
a d hung.
JOBIII I8 MINI-Y ATTENDED '10
am
Willilil'i‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage linkers
And nanataetama of
All kinds of Waggon
Trucks. Carts.
All kinds of repaid 0' OW! 40"
several-cw none-Ind dwauoosforsale.
ilew oedema-Ir fl.
Horse-Shoemg and all
kinds of BI aoksrnithtng
Foot of Ira kilo IL.
south Hamill.
spin if
.WAOONS
Bewsndseenad-haad
Buggies, Phertons. i‘arrlnges,
Canopies, Spindle“, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Thgm.
HENRY TILLY.
ALL EEADES
ANDAT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least lousy
—-A'l‘-——
H. S. BlllWN’S
3001‘ in SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
saw MAIN STREET.
.E's Haiti! “old Watch.
:nrmpiswauIIIu-Iy
udsdsetoae M
nmhmumnwatm
Hannah-:whiv-noas.
rear-a m t... law Ins-,II-a-
a-aswalrsr-assas Ins-sirens»
newness—hem
trial Intern ”a“; wheat
WWL-afi i:
3%....
m
M
Bill!
Bill!
till!
Jusiairlved two more csrgces of that celebrated
SilLLJTBVEUfllL
Which we odor at the lowest price.
RAYMflNfl 81108
GENERAL AG ‘3'".
coal! coal
-*
Fualmggqminni
EMTOLLEMCO.
All the favorite vsrieila oi hard and free burning
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Saved and Split.‘
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
ruin sun onion,
Water so, Pool of llavllaad It,
Opposite Pen: 5 Wood's Shoe Halfway.
JOHN II. FBBBIS,
mummummu
[iii]. All W001]
Brick, Limo, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lseksvsaaa, Locust
lonntslu, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
mm for RUBBER Pill!
Yardo foot of Washington and tire
shall-um Branchoflee sifltilam
ibugfitcre Mini
W
film-”III.- '
‘n‘i’fir'wm'fi-az
Merineo‘til'ndrw’ ear
FOR ONE WEEK.
Children's Vests, 16 to 34 inches.
Misses’ Pants, 16 to 34 inches.
Boy’s Drawers, 16 to 34 inches.
26 Cents Each.
Splendid Value.
Gents’ Merino Shirts.
Uente’ Merino Drawers.
Ledies’ Merino Vests,
Ladies’ Merino Paula.
A. DIGKERMAN 8r SON,
84 Wnaisington Street. . South Norwaik. Conn.
mm BOLLBIII.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS,
550.. &.c.,
Manufactured by C. T. lEONMID,
II We“! Inset.
F Hlasiilrn
Cor. Isis a West tits.
PLUMBING,
Stan and Kashmir.
STEAM HEATEIIS
All)
iiot Air Heaters.
Iait iy
Artificial atone steps. Coping.
er Iloz.
Photo Kindle,
Over Post Olee. so. unwell.
mm WWWW
Wm B memo. I “Cos-.1063"! ll BID”.
em: Board»! '
lumbar (loan. 3. lanai. 3.0.. t. .‘
Wm. ll. lllilEll e 8031.
Sanitary and Hydraulic lumen
Ital- OIOI, ‘5 l 41 Washingto- I...
IOU‘I’II IOKWAIII. “a
ms "norm: nor .
Branch Olllces }Pouvce swans "'7 I Y
rmm
local Harvey ianad tie-oral Work will
jvm be given pro-pie s.tlesiial
mnemonic.
CHINA
AND
GLASS WARE.
We have lili- ills-ripest
'I's-Is and Toilet loll
In Town.
STDVES and RANGES
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
noon: suoi‘s‘
FUR THE FALL IND WINTER TRIBE.
”9*—
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
d-Iiiy and bought strictly Ior cash and expcnscs being light, I
intend to make this the hiring Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality
————..w___
C. H. Harvey
12 North Main 812., So. Norwalk.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Main St, South Norwalk, Ct.
rouow Till GBIAT RUB}! no Till omnsu. mar '03
'liliilill BARGAINS I-
wsmcnosmcounmmmck
FOR .LIss THAN NEW YORK cos:
Tonhmforourhllsad'iatsrfionltia. Nowhthetiletobuywht'ynaasst
The Universal Store,
No. I. North Blai- ltreer, lo. Norwalk, 0t.
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
,. __.._.-
"11' WILL PAY YOU 1'0 CALL
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
HOW (mun?
HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE.
YOU CAN
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