horassare available in your
m noun flr thiapnrpoae of
l l
< IsGreat Britain preparing
ll Willa war with some other
v k Canada to be unknowingly
“the mic! Such are the quw
"by oltissu
first a III-s to v-eIe Sans?
WtheorucI-connumd or 1mm.
‘ agreunentbetween England
'. » Ethel the Behringaea
-the discussion of which it was
- both powers were engaged in
flGVhWof coming townie amicablear-
tr-haa fallen through, and that
”Britain is about to show that she
bline-bythrowing c“wk-imperial troops
”Wyatt“!
.- m “can Think.
. with delight, but the oli'lcen of
and Sixth military districts, who
headquarters in Montreal, and
. - . onthe subject, doubted
“fl «da- had any such serious import»
“however, that the order is ex-
,waordbaryaadmtauy unexpecwd, as it is
W Still they do not put an in-
Won the order thatwaris thought
fiat arthatlinglandisabonttemake anyse-
delisnda on the United States. The
uiyuasananyof them can amigo for the
mud, . that ponibly it is the intention
' , tothroIVastrong garrison into
(«dilutions constructed and in
Manon the Pacific coast, and
lmperialauthorities wish to ascer-
facilities are at hand for the rapid
I! there troops across the con-
7’ Completely in the Dark.
"l'hstrnth, however, isthat the Canadian
M are completely in the dark on the
, , Thcadjatantgenerals of the rev-
, «thatch, however, will have their hands
{if the next week or two In carryingout
intentions. leanwhile the‘ strange
will give load (or a public sensation
3 Row W. o. T. U. (ulcers.
Mm Oct. 11.-In the Woman’s
W Temperance union convention Mrs.
, ‘H.’ Jones, of Philadelphia, was elected
nascent, receiving 21:. votes; Mrs. H. E.
W], of Allegheny, 94 votes, and Mrs.
I; W. Palmer, of Wilkesbarre, 26 votes.
,lll‘a 3m iaanardent third party advocate.
u... R. 3. rural, or Philadelphia, was
_‘ corresponding
Am, of Scranton. recording secre-
":th. EWwdatreasurer. The
element, though defeated in
of meets, secured a slight vic-
- andbonors were about equally
._ hatwem them and the third party
~t.
‘ Carnegie Bays Three Railroads.
roar Warns, 111:1, Oct. lL—A. A.Pur-
vice president and attorney for the
«M1113, of the American Midland
confirms that Andrew Cardegie has
pone-inn of the road. Camegie
7 hound control of the Pittsburg and
railway and the Little Carey and
railway, and is negotiating with a
W road called the New York,
mmmwhichismparallel
M Fort Wayne and Chicago.
to Chicago thirty-eight miles
than the Penmylvania, over which
transport hi; coke, coal and iron.
' ' gluon bran to“ Ian.
[Hafiavesawidowand four chil-
My
duh-Insur-
sewerage.
bhtgh, 4. lahlgb kl thetlrsttaam thatever
scored agshist Princeton except Yale.
The grand jury has returned indictments
for embezzlement and larceny against Cash-
ier Jessup, who, it is alleged, wrecked the
Scranton City bank. of Scranton, Pa, by
mlsapprowlating “211,0le of its funds. It
had been stated that Je-np would escape
trial by reason or an amicable settlement
'l‘heWoraan‘a «Ingram at Denver, Colo.
elected lira Julia Ward Howe weddont;
bbsl Rowland. 0! New York, secretary:
leurletta Welcott, of la-achnsetta, treat
our: Bopbla Hoffmaun, of New York, and
Charlotte l’leroe, of Pennsylvania, andltora
Vice presidents were chosen from all the
states.
Superintendent W. ll. Baker. of the Syra-
cuse Forging and Gun works, at Batavla,
N. Y., and inventor of the new Baker gun
manufactured at the works, is dead.
The report of the amignees of the River-
side Oswcgo Mills company, which failed last
Augm, shows liabilities of 83,0001“),
against which there are asset of 8|,Ilfli,~
187.72, not including the plants. The up
praised valuation of the plants is estimated
at 85/74,(ll50, but the mat of both plants, as
appears bythe company’s books, is no lore
than 81,548.93). i7.
The Union league club. of New York, has
indorsed the Blair educational bill.
Sir Benjamin Samuel Phillipa, ex-lord
mayor of lendon, has died, aged 79 years
Thestrike of the Brazil (1nd.) block coalmin.
era has entered on its sixth month.
Gen. Boulanger has taken a villa near St.
Heller, Jersey. He is preparinga work on
European military science.
Viscount Canbrook, lord president of the
privy council, is about to retire from the
British cabinet, owing to ill health.
St. Paul, Minn, is to have an ice palace this
winter. The city council will be asked to
appropriate 821,0le and the citizens will raise
ammo for the purpose.
The City of Mexico Hernldo is advocating
the exclusion of cattle imported from the
United States. Mexican cattle raiser-s, it says,
cannot compete with American.
Hon. Abram Hellman, a prominent Re
publican politician of “Montgomery county,
died at Fort Plains,N Y. He wasan inti
mate friend of Presith Arthur.
AN OCEAN GREYHOUND’S MlSHAP.
The Steamer City of New York [lard
Mandi—The Pilot War at. Fault.
New YORK, Oct. Il.—-The ocean grey-
hound City of New York is fast aground
down the bay, and thus far eleven tugs have
failed toget her afloat again. Denis Rear:
don, the pilot, who was in charge when she
grounded, has had seven years’ e once
as a pilot. This is his first accident, and he-
feels very sore over it. Reardon practically
admits that he had made an error in hand-
ling the ship.
_ There was much excitement and alarm on
board when the accident occurred, especial-
ly among the steeragc paneugem Many of
the latter made threats against the pilot,
hittheomcersquickly put a stop to their
utterances. The of the steamer
wereail brought to the city by boats sent
down for that purpose.
The vessel lies apparently easy, directly
in the path of incoming and outgoing steam-
era It isthonght she will not be damaged
unleaastorm comes up. A final attempt
toiloat her will be made at high tide. If
this is unsuccemfnl her cargowillhaveto
be lightened before she can be got on.
Diphtheria Epic] emie at Carbondale.
Canonsmi’afict. 11,—Thestateboard
of health has issued a proclamation declaring
diphtheria to he epidemic in this city, and
Mayor Kelly has issued his edict, calling
upon the citizens to at once place their pew
«ties in a healthy condition. Some of the
undertaken have refused to further endan-
ger the lives of their families by handling
the bodies of the dead. Already the cases
have proved ienrfnlly fatal, and there are
at [assent over sixty cares . under treatment.
The city has always been parsimonious in the
nutter of public improvemtz, and thlayear
hastakenthe first stepetowarda systemoi
Freshmen flared at Syracuse.
vacoss, N.Y., Oct. il.—Henry Boar,
ofAnsonia,Conn.,andL. D. Van Arnain,
of Gloversville, N. Y., mnbrra of the
frahmencla- ot the Byracuseuniveraity,
were and and taken to a swampthree
nines ofthec'ltr apartyo! aupho
mores. hoarblhnatdrliandbairmm
and the twomen wcrecmnpelled to walk
backtothecity 1t issaidthattbefollow
iag:sophomoresareimplicawd (3.le
Troy, N. Y. D. R Cobb, Uly-esJ’a; ll.
W..Iewrey ‘GreenGrove,Pa.; W. C. O’Don
hell, Brooklyn; Eversu Partridge, Edin-
burg, N.'_Y., and William Kritser, Lyell.
. Another Candidate tor liaetmatloa.
waYonx, Oct. il.-—John Cary, a labovw,
wasshrltand killed by John Clark during a
quarrel at Fifteenth meet and Avenue C.
Ciarkktcapt’ainofaund schooner. He got
Wmvantiun, whichhaa bean in“
daealnndayJastaksatfilbailrMHdthe
dtuationrsmalsa
dxth district Republican menial convu-
' trictltemblicanonnventioa at Bulalohas
“flyd-
Wilmblleaaasna-
unchanged
Thadeadlocksfillcontinnralnths'l‘wsaty-
nation. Overlidhallotshavsbss-takn.
Thaimvotslnthallghth Judicial db
inentakenandthsdaadlookcontlnnea
ts-(zoassnittea-aa Jaaekaa Dead.
Wooxsocssr, it. 1. Oct. ll. men... A.
Jacks, a contractor and builder, promi-
nent lnbnsine-andpolltia, bsadied have,
aged 48 years Bright’s dissnswssths-m-
stutheithodelalandmemberolthaile-
pnbllcan national committee from it!“ to
it!“
senator likens-an Speaks.
Comma, 0.,0ct. ii.-—BenatorJohthae
manmadrhisilrstapsechintblsyeal’sOhlo
political campaign at Orrvllle. He paid a
high compliment to Govnrnor Foraker as a
man and soldier, aadraid his administration
had been a clean and economical one.
N THE BASEBALL WORLD.
‘ir
Association.
At ilaltimore.~
Brooklyn .................. 0 1001041»?
Baltimore ............... IOIODOOO—S
Batteries: Terry and Clark, Cunningham and
Tate. failed on account of darkness.
At. Cincinnati”
Cincinnati ........... 2 0 l l i l 2 0 0‘3
Knnmmy .......... 0 l ouooooI—s
Batteries: \‘lnu and Koo-nan, Saarinen and
Donahue.
At Columlmsv-
Columbus ............. 0 l l! (l 3. 0 O 0 O—l'l
Athletic” .ooooooooo—o
Batu-rial; ital luln emit) ‘.(‘onnor licllalionand
Robinson.
at Louisville -
WIMP .............. 000100000—4
Stilluili .............. 300104108—0
Batteries: Ewing null Vaughn, Suretta and
Iiiligan.
A Great Bridge Completed.
NEW Loxbox, Conn, Oct. ll.—The double
track railroad drawbridge of the New York,
Providence and Boston railroad, across the
Thames river, was formally arm-pied and
opened to trailic during the day. Hpecial
trains from New York and Boston brought
hundreds of prominent citizens and railroad
men to witness the ceremonies. The bridge
supplants a furrybont which has hitherto
carried trains amiss the river. The structure
is 1,423 feet long with n swing draw of me
feet in length, and is proportioned fora mov-
ing load on track of two eighty-six ton con-
solidation locomotives, followed by train
loads of 3,!le pounds per foot. After the in-
spection and ncceptanceol the bridge, dinner
was served on the steamer Connecticut, and a
sail around the harbor was taken Speeches
were made by Govenior Ladd, of Rhode
Island, Presidents Bahceck and Clark and
several others. There were 600 guests [mo
out.
Work of the Bishops.
New Yonx, Oct. ll.—-ln the Episcopalian
convention Dr. Kedney's resolution to in-
quire if any change in the constitution was
necessary in order to constitute the house 01
bishopsamnrt of appeals, was referred to
the committee on amendments. AtSp. In.
theconvenlio-n took lunch at the Academy
of Music as guests of the board of managers
of the Domestic and Foreign Bible society.
Addresses were ciciit’cn‘d by Dr. Phillip
Brooks, of Boston: ills-bop Courtney, of Nova
Beotia; Bishop Talbot, of Wyoming, and
others. Dr. Brooks said the essential palm
in foreign missionary labor was simplicity;
the adaptation of teachings to the nation
that is to be taught.
She Avenged ller Child’s Murder.
(.‘rrv or Mnxlco, Oct. ll.——A horrible
double murder has just (lectured in thiscity.
A man and a woman became involved in a
and makeapala at the woman, who was
carrying a babe. Instead of striking her it
penetrated the child’s body and killed it.
The woman jumped on the man and suc-
ceeded in wrestling the knife from him,
which she plunged into his heart, he sinking
tothe earth a corpse. The murderers was
arrested. m_
The Anthony Loan Company.
Booms, Oct. ll.——At the Beaten allies of
theAnthony Loan and Trust company the
atatunent that the company had gone into
liquidation was denied, though it was ad-
mitted that such a course might be adopted
law. The company has not done avsry
bighluainem,andinoatotitsiarniinortgngu"WWWn
have been taken by personal frisndaol the
ohicera It had been decided,itwasmid,
not to do any more latrines. Confidence
was expressed that not a dollar would be
lost by mortgage holders
The lather-an General Council.
Amer-leamethithhclty. About ill) vkitr
lug clev-gymenarepremnt. Dr..JA.Bei-,
dPhiladelphla, delivered the opening an-
mon. 'l'heevcningsenion wasdovotedto
thscomscrationof Dr. Emanuel Bdmunds.
ofPrins-eton,Illa, tothemlmlon workin
tatbepulpihoi’ other denominations" will
hehaddurlngtbscouncil.
llr. Randall's Ill-ass.
Panama, Oct iI.-—Hon. Samuel J.‘
Bandalllsfthis minim hotel “Walling
hwmuaMMM-g.
meetit—Ah'eighttniaon
andOhioroadatanrn
quarrel. Theman was seen topullaknife H
nag-ag'gggg
332.3,“:
ISBOIIISOOI
roams. gang .
—83
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nmvvnor-saga
fififialiiilii
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53358.! .5535! ”it
ranan;ggzll
Wain uni-is
used 30th.: tomb aw II-
We! (no.
I. “1.01.0.
Bhilder and Contractor.
Workdaarhythadaworcsatrsu.
IllcmudflavmunWaw. Leanne.
C. B. D’AETOID,
Caterer tor Wand and
lags Fania.
maturity on hand“ lathe dot and well. lit eels
Ilaviland’e M“ “are.
owl onerous. nasal! in, nae, na'rse
“film
wise Ii acm ~ n1" {HIE—wean“
0! all III-his by C. I. ”All-lit, IO South Iain
silver, Bomb hon-Ill and
(1‘. it BI’ISG'I’ON,
Wash D. 0.
braid lloot Bomaml upland-Hm.
”livable!
Una" ind or In eased fral
i ll .
Jenn-mi
bird l'wdandiiraveIal
old. alto (laurel Repairing
'kn years In United States Patent once.
to Hall! IT.
and reliable new" and Cantu
c a. llaViLAllD" smut. Norwalk
S!
E Wilson noose.
ATEN’ 'I'.’
“1: Guide to inventors mailed has.
Aux. B. GIBSON.
Organist t un- [first Ilonal Church's"!
° mm...
Piarmfortc, Organ and lualcal
itmnposltlon.
My lock n11scr.o..uoxwau.ooah
J.
)arpcuter and Builder.
Plans furnished and mm
Jobbingh of all kinds psi-pt]! alien“ to.
Ann atreat. aaar Iain
P. O. x «3.80“!!me
O. CIOWR,
1].”. In!!!“
'mmi. Iqalattd.
Undertaker s Embalmer.
‘,‘ BLIC'l'RlC NIGHT 3m 11! women
so I Ilium 8t. Macs, a II- on,
880 3m Norse-ll, Call.
I. 8. “APP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Pumlsw l’lanr,‘x . and napalm“-
snceforthecoustructn' lonofaverydeacsiptk-
“Bits REASONABLE.
limos—Taylor's l“,nalflakWsshlngtcam“ 8L.
SOUTH 1‘03"“ “I'll!" BA"
5) Washingtaahtrest.
Opennaiiyfruottoilaa..aadhn-itotnn
andonfiaturdayevanlugsmtlo all
” lateratalloasdoabapodts.
maximums! Pm'
JOKER.
Mir. JOHN H.
Machine Slop.
Am? uxmflmardh preparation;8
I sum up an» 0
«general obbiagandmachlne repairing
eavepalred ajnd new parts furnished. in
magnetism repaired. Satisfaction aran
Iced. (hilandglvcnseatrlal. I“
TB.
lewerendOTWsterStJthwwalk.‘
Vice-Plea;
"Lacs. arm
III II
George II. Bay-0nd,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Callaudssa-yhrss dallkmdvoffanltn
SCI-lawluwalk.
Alsoprvparedto
Mime! MMMW
MM“!
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Mount: and Htllilllll.
noaot sauna-sate: moa-
h, dhacttotkafiowms.
.W. w mm selector
allersapletaaad :illnotks
3mm alikiafiul' uh
n 1 P. W. BATES.
8. “all“ it ill,
Gama toC. ll. ML“.
5| Washington Street, South "small
27 Iain Street Nomlk.
lint-Clan illumination
And Ice Cream.
Orders Prompt]: Attend“ 1's.
OWL". s9!!! W.I.Dsll.fl.
138m IN m
m
“Mm“hs‘," at mas-1.
Carriage Bullders I
No. 65 IAIN STREET. BEAR Ol'
Warm and Ca'riages made and re-
JOBBIIO marinas IT'I'INDED 10
Connecticut General
Children's Vesta, 16 to 34
Missed Pants, 16 to 34 inches.
Boy’s Drawers, 16 to 34 inches.
25 Cents Each.
vennUn werwearl
FOR ONE WEEK.
Splendid Value.
Genta’ Merino Shirts.
(lents’ Merino Drawers.
Ladiea' Merino Vests,
Ladiee’ Merino Pants.
inches.
*—
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A. DIOKERMAN 8r SON,
84 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
E. C. EEWKE’S
Photo 8“!le
Over Peat Olce. no. unwalk.
Wastin- Oaaraatsal or was Malls
w- a memo. s «new... roam a men.
lanbar Conn. s. a. Asr'a. ”a"
Wm. II. moss: s soy,
lIcLBAN a STEEL.
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
paired. Signs made, lettered.
ad hung.
asp!
WRIGHT s FLYSN,
Carriage Makers
Adina-Infusions!
All kinds of Wu
Trucks. Carts.
All kinda of repalrt pr-plly done
Several new nod unwind nd wagons lamb.
New Road Mary M
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds of Blacksmithing
Pool 0! Prat lilie- It.
KOIII Nurwaik.
one.
apibtl
WAGONS
lawaadsaesad—had
Buggies, Phaeton. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Cell and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
ALL Films
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least lousy
-——AT—-—
H. S; BllWN’S
BOOT & SilOli STORE,
Clark at Lane’s Block
"5 IN STREEI.
“-
3&1 Bolus call Wat:
“ ' res.
may your. r:aln.-esthauauwn
II.
II. annals. lhgravsrflflmt
. . ”fines
2111315.: mi.“ sue at ”manta”.
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cameo-be... £31?" film-.1...
fl-
llamas-n.
leap labs a Isa hiker and
larvaI the skin soft and ; its
qsadtiuuslutda-
lllll
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Just arrived two more eirgoea of that celebs-sled
SllLLL'l'fllEllllL
Which woofers: the lowest price.
llYM NI] BBflS
GENERAL AG dNTS.
coal! coal!
lualjlljunl
EMTOLLES&CO.
Dali, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.-
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
van» aan orrscn,
Water St, Foot of llavllaad SI ,
Opposite Pratt l Ward's Shoe Ianaiaelnl'y.
JOHN II. FEBBIS,
WeaadiluailD-lsrinallkindsof
lflll. All W001}
Brick, Lima. Cement.
Blue Stone. Btu.
hehlgh, Lackawaana, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Costs.
lull in RUBBER Pllll’
Yard‘foot of Washington and In
“streets. Brancbofllcr atfitilson
Dream Mini
Allthetavorltevsrlati-of hard and freaharalng
Wm::;;swmm Cows.
m" “£13.:- nusu Ian- ‘ ’
“mm". nar aersrros. HuMPr—L—MEYS.‘
mmnlswlaaqtla-
kMfl
.111.” “fl“. “hum
n ”I “We
Sanitary all Hydraulic hunter:
Ilala on». Ill 8 41 Washington I...
IOU‘I'Il NORWALK. 0'.
Artificial stone Steps. Coplnlz.
I. \ Wt ROLLER“ ._...___.__
runs! eraser .‘rsor. r 1
CA RRIAGE Bl .OCKS. M "Illu- ‘POWSIII‘TIBH
6150-. dun. WATIRVILLI. l: r.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
SI Wales Flat-at tan iy
local Snrm lsgasd General Work w ill
jvm he gives pro-pt attesllel
“aluminium
CHINA
A!!!)
G luvs W A BE.
We have the Cheapest
Tea and Teller fiels
In Town.
,. STOVES and RANGES
Tm and She-wt Iron Work.
Bulls Mill SHOES
F011 THE FALL ill] WINTER 'l‘llllll.
___._”___
FHHMBII
Car. lals‘ t that his.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gallium.
STEAM HEATEHS
All!
Hot Air floaters.
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the having Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
C. H. Harvey
12 North Main St" So. Norwalk.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Main St, South Norwaik, Ct.
WW Till ORIA'I' RUSH T0 Till mvnsax. ITO“ FOB
-lllllllll llllllllllll !-
wsmcwsmzousmmnm
ron LESS our new YORK cost
To-hros-torosrrali-dmm Bewisthstllatsbaywba'ysasnt
The Universal Store; 7
so. IO lush Blai- lsrees, lo. florwalk, 0|.
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
m WlLLl’tY YOUTOCALL
AT THIS OFFICE All!) LEA“
BOW m1 YOU CAN
HAVE YOUR memo was.
Call and See Samples of. Work.
,..‘.,;‘,1i
Norwalk Chronicler