,ahucs weighing “tons.
' stagnant-Isidro bent-at.“-
‘lmaadthatat foot long pmjso'
wdghiag 1.” pounds, madman it
MMdpowihwwould penetrate
Madam.
’ Iran's largest Canaan.
_ :h the second. when there iswa
“yawn-om itbotterresulis
Fella“
results, however, evm
accredited to this apocryphal
inEugland. Armstrong’s
mounted in the llullio and other
[talus moi-war, isillfeet long audits
aiiha l‘l’ inches It can throw a 2.!!!)
Win with 7% pounds of powder
.; _ 3.8 inches of wrought iron. This
”QM blah the imaginary gun, and the
. 115m guns carried by the Ital-
“ ii]- th'c Laurie and the Doria, and the
“Ding-loftheBeuhow and the Victo-
3
I-dlfliomaremidtobeintheroyal
gm factwy at Woolwich.
The Rage for Large Oaas Over.
Thongs for large guns, however, h dying
out, and everything point tonnaller guns
bin med in preference, both afloat and
‘ fine. The Brifish 07~ton gnu puts a 1,50
pond projectile through thirty inch of ar»
' mm. The French ilcton gun, with a 9‘5
. pad projectile, can pierce twenty-three
afl one-fifth inchesofwrought ironatthc
“is, and its range is eleven and one-half
Rs-Klug )lllan Interviewed.
. PAID, Oct lbw-A Parisian journal has
M interviewing ex—King Milan, of Servia,
who-ya va emphatically that his abdica—
time! the Servian throne was not only sin-
cun,but was intended to be angular;
In]. Hedoes not desire to resume power
hfisrviaaud has no political aims in the
entry. He was not at all surprised at the
Met of his former queen, Natalie, in
. ‘ at the present time. She was
‘alwayafmdof kicking uparow upon the
. WWO]! or no provocation-t
all, and the present peculiar condition of
Main Serviagave her an opportunity
“could not ignore. He ridiculed the sug-
IWMtheex-queenhadanyamurancss
Rapport from Rumia, but admitted that
fhgame was to convince the Serviaus that
M stood behind her.
_ Bismarck and the Czar.
m, Oct. l5.——Prinoe Bismarck held a
madman] interview with the car
’ them embassy. The conversation
in extrunely amicable. The Emperor
m seizing the earliest chance of learn-
. “Inuit of the interview, drove with
Prince Bismarck back to the chancellor’s
radiance. Political circleshero are highly
mad with the exchange of views between
William and themr. ltisbe
llsvcdthatpeaccisaesuredonthelmisthat
Bulgaria belongs to Russian and Servia to
Austrhn alleles of interest.
Engineers and [taken Strike.
As-rwm, Oct. 15,—Ali the engineers and
lichen on tbh‘auaatlantic steamers lying
at this port have struck {cranium-casein
‘ mandamberofvsmelsmdytosail
audelayediuconaequence.
no Fought in 1812.
'WOID, Ila, Oct. l5.——Capt. Bish-
wurthJcrdan died here, aged96years. He
wasfortwautyyearsmasteronthoSacoand
“packet line. During the war of 1312
hswasms oftheeighteen who went to Fort
Hilltodrive the English ci-uissrsout of Baco
harhlr. Bewasa member-of thefirstcity
cornicilctniddeford. andwasoneofthe old-
“luminIaiuahavingjoiuedthoorder
xhlewharn, N. C., in 1821. He followed-the
. Iafromearly mauhoodtooldage.
A Issuable first Right.
Yell: Oct. Iii—Edwin Booth and
opsaedtheirlew‘fork sca-
"ImattheBrmdnythaaMIndthsoccashm
povedanattractiva are, thoaudiencebciug
mutually large and dnnoustrative. Another
m theatrical mt was the appearL
limo! Joseph Jcil’crson and W. J. Morena
hwl'hs Rivals” at the Star theatre. The
. popahrmdianswere warmly received.
Harry
”and, . ‘ atTouawands. Thslsve! h eight
”Wat‘l‘mwandauow.
I'D-Ely “-itla'd to Ball.
“ mums- admitted to hailby
. “multismd‘mMmcvu-lng
. 'alithsssvmcasisonwhichhahhsld.
Aluminum-shad.
{8.6. Dotti-4 moi-m
'Rohert
toaneaouthscahkirlsofthstcwu.
.1 snowman-anus.
Theransuepidsmieofdiphtkwla athio
liiaen Pa Several death-occur daily.
The trial of the Earl of Galloway at Dum-
frles. on the charge oi criminally Insulting
young girls. has eudml in a verdict of ac-
quitlal.
Pmaideut W. P. iii. Johan! the Mercan—
tile National bauthew Yoshhmaddrc-sd
to secretary Window a letter incorporating
the view «proud in the writer‘s addre-
hsfore the recent lashera' convention at
Kain-as City in favor of doubling the coin-
agcotriimaud reilringanamcunt ct
Unitedfilateslegaitendsruotuequalioths
extra coinage of silver.
George B. McClellan, son of the late Gen.
McClellan, hasbeen chosen by the trum
of the Brooklyn bridge as their ire-num-
and auditor.
Merrill d: Connor's sash and blind factory,
at Croftaburg, VL, was burned. Isles, 344m;
insurance, 33,0“).
The exar has presented Prince Bismarck
with avaluabie sani! box. on the lid of which
his portrait of his majesty. A similar
present was given to Count Herbert Bis-
marck by the car.
The Reading Iron works, which failed dx
months ago, has offered its creditors 4 per
cent. mortgage bonds guaranteed by the
Reading Railroad company for 50 per cent.
of their claims.
Jacob Kittrellge, for many years treasurer
of Bodweli‘s Academy of Music and the St.
Charles theatre, at New Orleans, and well
known to theatrical people throughout the
country, is dead.
William T. Minor, ex-governor of Connec~
ticut, isde at the age of 74 years. He was
appointed consul ’geueral at Havana in 1864
by President Lincoln.
The oliice of the Tonawunda (N. Y.) Pres
was damaged by fire Sunday night to the ex-
tent of m).
Thirty-ilve hundred coal miners are on
strike at Lens, in the department of Pas do
Calais, France.
The formal order remanding Kemmler, the
murderer, to prison for execution by electric-
ity has been filed at Auburn.
Police Justice T. M. Giblin, of Pratt, Km,
is mixing with $10,000 belonging to a trust
company in which he was interested
Nine men and three women, all colored,
have been arrested, charged with robbing
over 100 residences and business houses in
Charlotte, N. C. Robbery 'u a capital of-
fence there.
Timothy Hart, of Henderson street, Jersey
City, employed as a brakeman on the Erie
railroad, while coupling cars, was embed
to death by being caught between the bump
on.
Articles of emaciation and the necessary
deposit of 82,000 per mile have been filed
with the cometary of state at Trenton, N. J.,
for the Peopm-k extension of the Rockaway
Valley railroad. Work will commence at
once.
Capt. Bryon Wilson has been assigned to
the command of the New London naval
station.
The building of the projected railway be-
tween Shanghai and Pekin has been post—
poned owing to unexpected diillculty in ob-
taining nccmsnry funds here, and the politi-
cal objections made against any proposal to
secure foreign aid.
The betrothal is announced of the Countem
Nellie Hatfieldt to Prince Max, of lichen-
lobe.
Dower-ting Emerson's Grave.
Concomi, Mam. Oct. 15.—Ths desecration
of Ralph Waldo Emerson's grave Saturday
night has caused much comment here. Dr.
Edward A. Emerson has returned home,
and appears satisfied with the examination
made by Selectman Keyos, Undertaker Far—
rar and Chief of Police Sanford, on Sunday,
who declare that none of the remains have
been taken. The Emerson family desire no
further investigation A watch will be
continued at the grave for the prment and
until a solid vault of masonry with stem
covering can be constructed. A hole was
dog at the head of the grave big enough to
admit a man’s body, and extending down to
the hon inducing the casket. The hole was
discovered by chanceby visitc in come
tery. It i supposed that after thus
far with their ghoulish work the miscreants
who dug the hole were frightened away.
Water Itawe'a Deficiency.
New Haven, Oct; ill—At a “meeting of
Admiral Foote post, G. A. R,the auditors
rcportedadefloicucyof nearly 04,0!!! iuthe
accounts of Quartermaster William H.8iowe.
lfr.8towchasbsenveryprominsntin6tlnd
Army circles, and was for years instructor
in military tactics at Gen. Russell‘s prepam
tory school. He has been quarter-master of
tlispostforssven years, audhasstood high
in busine- aud social circles. There was
much feeling aspen-ed at the meeting over
the fact that the auditors’ quarterly exami-
nationsof Stowdsaccoimts havobeeu more
ly formal for some years past.
The Election in Samoa.
Amman, Oct. 15.—At the time of the
latest advices from Samoa preparation
wereinprogrsasfor theelection of axing.
WIT!
WI Discuss _‘
I'll MILAN].
Also“. at W at lath
Thus'alliawwalmhasW
tundra Warhhgreguaerlar-sat-
nay—mumwmmm
rumour-u. 0a. 11—Ma-
of the Knight of Iabw and the m‘
Ihdwaticn of labor held a coafmatths
(that house during the aftwuoou. General
Hats Workman Powd-riy, Bonnier:
Hayes andA. W.Wright rains-mud the
knight, and Presidmt flannel 0m
William Harlin, ct Pituhnrg; Hem-y mums
aadJohu B. ImdNnYorhappsared
for the federation. The conference was
humanions throughout and lasted three
hours. The present condition of the eight
hourmovcmsutrncsivadafnliandfrce db
Men. The kuighta' macs-Matias stated
that thesxscutira board could do nothing
can board until the general anembly, which
unetutAilantaouNov. uncut, had acted
in the matter. Circulars relating to the
fight hour system had been mat to all local
s-cmblisa, and it is likely that delegahs to
the General assembly will be fully interned
as to the views of the people they represent
on the question '
butters to ”Native lien.
Oubchalfof tinfsderatiou, itwas stated
that letters had been scat to representative
uisnmekinganopinlou on the subject and
the replies received were in nearly every in-
stance favorable. it was agreed that the
federation would give the knights’ executive
board, for presentation to the Generaias-
unbly, awritten atateuncut of their views
and their plan of action, and President
Campers, if pomibls, would attend the Gen-
eral assembly and addreu the delegates
The knights agreed to promptly notify the
federation of any action that may be taken
by the General a-embly bearing on the
eight-hour questim.
With a View to Harmony.
The present condition of the relations of
the different labor organizations to each
other was next discussed with a view to
harmonizing various iota-eats and to prevent
disputes and disagreements in future. The
knights oflcred a written proposition sug~
gusting a mutual exchange of working cards,
a mutual recognition of trade labels, and
the adoption of a rule which would prevent
one body from organising the suspended or
expelled members of another.
A Third Conference to Be Held.
Thefederation proposed that the knights
discourage the formation of trade organisa-
tions within the order, the promise being
made that the federation would urge the
members of unions to connect themselves
with mixed amsmblies of Knights of Labor.
It was agreed that the matters above re-
ferred to should form the subject of discus-
dou at future conferences. This is the third
conference that has been held between the
two organizations Another will be held be-
twum the General anembly on Nov. 12 and
theconventiou of the federation at Boston
on Dec. 10. Before adjournment the gentle-
men praent had a general conversation on
the present condition of the labor movement,
andeachaugedviewsas to what would be‘
promote the mecca of the common object
.The Brakemen’s Convention.
Sm. PAUL, Minn, Oct. L’s-About 700 dele-
gates have already arrived to take part in
the second annual convention of the Brother-
hood of Railroad Brakcmen which opens
here today. In the afternoon the brother-
hood held a parade, which was an imposing
no, there being about fifty earrings and
fully 500 men in line. In the evening a pulr
lic meeting was held in the armory, attended
by 1,500 people, at which questions of general
interest to railroad men were discussed
Among the speakers were: Governor Merri-
am, Ma or Smith, County Attorney Egan,
Judge illiums and Gen. Becker, of the
Minnesota railroad and warehouse commie
non.
(thief Arthur Is There.
Braves, Coin, Oct. 15.—Fifty delegateeto
thonational convention of locomotive En-
gineers, which meet here Wednesday, have
arrived. Chief Arthur and other oiilcers ar-
rived this morning.
The liethodist Conference.
Ws'rnss, N. Y., Oct. l5.—ln the central
New York Methodist Episcopal conference,
Ecuerates was appointed to Auburn to
serves-chaplain of the prison. Dr. Sear-lo
was appointed financial agent of Cnseuovia
seminary and C. M. Eddy general secretary
of the Y. M. C. A. at Corning. Principal
Clements, of the Cnncnovia seminary, re
ported that mound been secured for the
endowment. Dr. Queal and Dr. Ives have
beenelected clerical delegates to the Eco-
menical conference and Profemor J. R.
Frmchand Hon. D. Decker, lay delegates.
The report on temperance and constitutional
prohibition provoked a heated and prolonged
discumion. Dr. Warm insisted on record-
inghisvoteasbeingoppoasd tothatscction
ofthe reportwhich repudiated everny
of llcsnm. The prosecution in the finger
trialreated iiscase. It is feared the trial
will prolong the session.
Death of Alexander Duncan.
Pnovmxscr, ll 1., Oct. Lit—A cahlegram
announcesthedeath in L'oudonof Alexan—
da Duncan, formerly of this city. He
owned real estate here encased at about
$2,000,000. He was born in Scotland in
135.com to American youth,wasgrad-
uatsd from Ya
president
and Worcester railroad,
wmamemhsrof thereaceconvmtionhald
jmthefcrsthewar.ranovedto England in
1m He gave largelytcpuhlic imitations
luthiscity. Balsam twoaonsauda
daughter, the widow of Sir Robert Hay,
But.
A Philadelphia failure.
Pmunauuua, Oct. lit-Clark oxen.
manufacturers of worsteds at 1.720 Booth
Second street, have a-ignsdtommrlssJ.
Webbfllalfllitlmuotknowu. lthsaidthst
thehmwillfallchieiiyoabmhthathave
dhcouuhd the duo’s paper, and on m
mm from whom raw wm -
chased. The In: bought an wool.
hundrsdinndsmthownonthythsclcdag
althsworka
Au ma not-1 Ian Dual.
rm,1v.v..0oemuumnwnm.
upside-theta! unwell-rune?“
d the, ‘
album-mat Him" landed at hula
m. mwlflmdfl' ,- ’
his; .
hat
This is Our Bummer! [
nuptial“ it it's- (tea.
I.” Yudslsatlmiasat Prints. as ntlns
osmotic” mus-so.
112"?
We have got 'saiea llama. Who? OI! museums. They are hunting the rm sod Bulls mum om in duplicate our many
IN AMERICA.
87 1-80.. Worth 500.
We will on sat I 0 than: Cecil-en's
shins.
hands We will “with as sc'i'l‘xuuio‘sme':
. e
have all you sent. .
Whistles
,Masdihutlsa.
CHO. I“ I'll PIECE.
o'lllllllllllotolu
We are still Idling those
No time Talking, We Can Save “You Money.
SCOFI,E~LD 6:: HOYT
NORWAI.K AND 8(JU'I‘II N()IRVVAIJK.
cad !
bargains. We buy our goods
prawns snow. Jan I! Ribbons at Mo.
Wesold alotot than. a lowly-rd- stlil roasts.
10 Button Ions chain 0' at as Ice
they an. “ m m '
and Ito. a Yard.
I
man Ian-wry and u radios.
Tuém so): I- urn-n4 lo
a: !
shd 3333?» are l W
3:”;st for W’Ml' 'm
(salon punched. ill.
(30‘ Phlt'l‘lio
mli'i’ilfdhti...n
Tuonoum. .
PRACTICAL:
Shorthand, Tvpewriiing and!
Business Course, D
THE cerium some
Calcite Building. Norwalli.
Dayan-clan. la in. tolp.m audit-Hp m.
Ironing Boston—loud”, Wench-y and Ill»
thy. 1.9 to low.
Airlillwfll’smill no
Afifi’gfiéflt
Shoriianl and insulting,
N Atlantic 8n, Smash-rd. l'l.
( loved for mum July mt.)
Its-opens for study new I. [GEO
BRANCHES TAUOHT:.Fhmths .d. Tyu'vmb
tun. Concrponden r, Bookkeeping Penmanship
-rhhme«ic, Business practice Telemphy. tempo
-itiou etc.
The Principal will he at the i‘ollrge sun Rug m
loneeuny who may wish to arrange ‘0! earn»
the l- stilntion
(bualogues rent freetm app‘icatio'» in leiler in
Ills. I. A. liiltlilLL Prin
Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
MRS. MEAD‘S
HOME SCHOOL
Earth: and You Ladies,
“more.“ nor. so, ’so.
For circulars address.
M's- Ma Ea "figdl
CARRIAGE MANUFACTUR‘I.
f
l
s
The undersigned have opened a shop “or
General Carriage lsklug. it pairing.
llom Shoo-ins and «on: Tel
Blacks-“hing,
At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET.
Bomb Norwalh. where they will carry on Ihe above
boldness and attend toali orders in the bet and
most prompt manner. Saws hsmm mauled and m
OYSTER DRINKS. 10865. BAKES
AND HANDLES A HPBCIAL‘I‘Y .
GEnROB T cans,
of u c. or. assume.
TRY OUR
Del. County Creamer] Butler.
11‘ PLEASE EVERY TlhiE.
DANIEL L’llOllMEIlIEU.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Wagons, Jewelry.
flue Watch nepairlug a Wt!-
“ Washington IL. loath Norwalh.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS, ‘
Oils Varnishes.
Bony Bros iii-{£1— on Finish.
__._-.._
Wire Steel Door hints,
mammal-scat.
W. O.QUINTARD
EAL!- owes
GO '1'0
luminous
GhoiceGroceries
Tn“ W01; “lea.
FALL Alma.
ldarirciocallycursepaclsi ail-nuns to a new
and email, rel and slack oi cloths to"
Full and Winter findings.
err-bracing the he»! goods In the smut and at the
most resulting-manom- which! no ml to
Illhl spat that: «nice in «he on. In mmhle
style and in the bot mum r P r in.» punneo of
no 'Irgihc III-t mono; censors. i have in my
Silvio!
Ir. CIIAILB‘ Wt I.’I‘l".ll,
a Vim CI- Cnlisr, of it rears‘ experience. form-
uiy with B it eherwood, late of \ovwalk. and em
ploy ml, the best-ll still in making up my goods
in Suits and Pants
Thereianodoubt but that i can pure you. and
ask l-omyuu l'xe cvvncldewlou or a mu or'er,
guaranteeing lull saniel-ciion.
A Lame Lilli of [heavily
Alwny a In Stock.
’lhsntfullm past favored respectfully when a
continuance oi the same.
Prices Reasonob e.
IEBHIANT “l'i I Lilli,
M :hackemo Hotel, South Norwalk
SEWERS!
l“. M Plhiifl‘h
Duncan
NIC‘VICll I'll’l»
we
General Sewer (‘unirnctur
In prvpsurr-d to make c-mnoczlou- n n on: L we
Dumbo city on the rum’ favnw’vu mm»-
Lntmdiug w .011qu «in. no turniy in a i
mm in this City wiol dud it to their am ...mm u
call on him 834 n
1.31. I’llfilzt ‘tu'
llor 30.50!” \urwslkwt
A mum:
Just received—another invoice of those
PAPOO-SE
NURSING BOTTLES.
They haves good black rubber ii ting and the
price will be only
10 CENTS EACH.
HALE THE DRUGBIST.
Jacob M. Layton,
“Mullen-amt.
General In surancol gooey
In, Lila all A“
Ocean Mp W m sis-use.
Draftsfwcneland ' audlvardwno
all oil-m
llataryl'shlic. Acknowledgments'l‘aksa.
Railroad Tickets. muscled
“Destination.
O'llhiwna. membranous.)
South lorwalk. Conn.
Job Filming
”1'0
PLAISTEHWB STARE.
NEW INVOICE BOX STATIONERY
J 051‘ IN. 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Try Plaistel’s Littlelalalivs Pills. They
Will. flnlylfic ahux.
Prescriptions“ carefully pre-
’ wfllcurematfle
pared at all hours at
M. [5Av|s,iPlA|STED’S llllllii STORE,
43 Washington St.
WILLIAMS’ COFFEE EXTRACT
For Yachting ( r [amnion Parties. it has no Equal.
We claim we icil 'h 2
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
In town for p'i ‘c and quality.
——-A'l‘——-—
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St.
A large Aciortm. an of
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
Yon can judge for yourself.
MOODY ’S AROMATIC SYRUP
For (”hotels [aches and Tee
from those who have need i
Pr1ce, 250 a. Bottle.
lhl‘ugl'hildm. Pronoutccdtobc the float thing produced in this line
So Norwalk.
D‘Almaa,
1‘33" LEADING BRIDGEPURT no onus HOUSE
62M. and 75c. Ifany of the celebrated make o
ally worth $1 per yard. ll you are in want of a his
examine this lot ol goods, on it will be impossible
mere, 87in, 40c. and 50c. Greatly under price.
2,000 New Cl‘oaks. Every New Shape. Take Elevator.
Titanium in: Stars: New tools and New Goals (lily.
WJBJEIALLlsCO
“-0 11*
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
Greatly enlarged, New Elevator runs from back part of the
Old Store, New Dress Goods Room. New Cloak Room,
New Gents’ Furnishings Section, Cotton Underwear
and Corsets Up Stairway.
SpeciulEE—erings.
100 pieces Fine and High Grade of
60 pieces Fine French Surges, «t2 in
The above two lots are sold at 81.00 everywhere.
One case Tricots. 45a, worth 00.2.
One case Drap D‘Aimas. 50c.
One case 40inch Serge, 56c.
Una case All Wot] Flannel, 25c.
One case Pore Wool 36 inch Suiting, 25 :.
New Velvets and‘ Flushes.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Our special attraction for um week will be
ches at 75:.
Sebastopols, Riyal Fancies,Crapcs,
Colored Cashmene, 48 inches wade, price 75c.
900 pieces 42 inch All Wool Drsp
Annalee and Cords. Prices 60m.
l B. Priestley a: Co.,and are actu-
ck dress we would ask you to
to duplicate it. Black Cash-
Wm a...
as.
Jll
else, but we end
also that the
HIHHHIHJ“:
PRICE?
may be in conform
with first-class work.
We are eQuip A" h
with the Latest Sty _ .
of Type and New and?
Fast Presses, and, are
enabled to execute
work in the quickest;
time possible. " ,
It is our aim tool
ways have the W0
ready when promiflcd,
and We pride 0;;
selves on this up
feature.
doing the Best'W, ’1
and at prices that “
beyond competi r
s
, antenna:
”ATTIIOIDUA'AID 0?—
T. um um & SON. ‘
‘ armuwoon.
_ A _ .
II men PIOIIP’I‘l-Y.
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