Iii: away.
l“Wartime oommaaderahssays,
slimy-tenor drill saddle
. blush-national troops,
y 'lasanitaryarrangomsnla,
Wantinmsaasofrmfloa
Initial thatocuoerntbeirpsr-
“II-too additional fol-tolera-
2 ,tbuteveulntirneeoithemoetperfeot
‘Itcurltythe atrengthof thearmy
bear-om pmportion'tothepopula
country.
, la 1370mm an enlisted mm
Jet-eel quite 10,000 larger than now, m nun
y m men to population was one-
ct l per emt..oronemsnoutoi
with the enlisted strength
than it is now, one-twentieth of 1
At the preeent time, with a popu-
«5.000.000, it $139, or 1‘ than
Wt} th of l per cent, being one
[or cm 2,5!!! of population. The au-
streugth of the army is now 30,011),
W154“) are a lated for. On
_ _ mmd 30,000 ila relativeatreugtb
, ' ‘ would still be considerably
a, hififilandoae-haliwhatitwuin
l
‘. , colored lolliers' (lonplimented.
Mme or both of these newregi-
Iflhmynotbeof colored men kworthy
«mum There are now tworegi—
' m of infantry and two of cavalry of col-
_ Mmendtheirreoord {or goodservice
.» h excellent. They are neat, orderly and
obedi-lt, m eeldem brought before court
. inertial. and rarely desert.
. ‘l'hesecrotaryedvocateeqie three battalion
W in the infantry. The neoenity for
M formation in the infantry,hesays,is
g even greater than in the cavalry and ar-
‘fllky, whcreithae long been in use.
i Milena in the Army.
noahtldmieathe report that desertions
muthaincrease. Betaye that only one
Wanda durters is ever arreated
Win-ought to trial. He invites the atten-
. “can! cengreee to the recommendation oi
theactiugjudge advocate gene-a1 (or per-
mitting and directing the arrest of dour-tors
by civil onion-a, and otherwise rendering
, their capture more certain and speedy.
The National Guard.
“The dkciplineand eillciency of the Na-
' tlmal Guard is,” he rays, “univernlly com-
mended. It was evidenced by their appear-
‘anee at the Centennial celebration in New
' York April 301m, and the promptneee and
oelerlty with which their concentration was
elected. Oitheir valuees a reserve mili-
tarytoreeand an euential element in any
. feasibleecheme oicosetdefeneee I treat else-
where. Aaaneducatlcnal institution also it
duets-veg encouragement and support.
”Idle ”'8 Bowl-re Army.
' "fine aggregate of this reserve army, raga.
’ 5 larly organized and uniformed, is 108,500
" man, and the pment annual appropriation
' we! {or their armament and equip
ment h only 8400.0“), or about $3.75per nun.
'l‘haflrstappropriation for this purpo. in
18% was mono—Man: the amount now
. available—while in the meantime our popu—
latlonhaatincreaeed nvenfold. I know of
‘nounuerinwhich a genomes smopria-
,tion’cau he more advantageously employed
to _ against future military contin-
‘ and believe that the current appro
edition-hound be increased Theplanot
., j asmalltorce of the regular army
"flit militia of the diilerent statue in
gs: mumpmenta appears to me an admin-
' rs
‘ Mahryl’roclor appeah to
W thence o! a-istaatlea'etaryof ear.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.
nebundredpa-year. talents”,
immdanadditionalstoryupcu
thought-widget the mainumbulldiug w-
” contractfor same
-Wmmmm 1x the Man: Kaoxvnaa, Tenn. Nov. fi—Bev. I.
aha-an the me..- or benedclarl- "Holmium. living-trill»
vmwmmm “PM“! “hm-hornedhtallywoandsd Danhl
.thgholaewillherequirediathensarb
b daughter. Hornet llydereathefieetand
'l‘bslepuhllesnmhenhlpatths hot-s
kMssdlieill noun-Ill voter to son-
post-
mmmmtrytobenlfl. Thetres
delivastrvioehssbeeu extandsdtofortr
threecltleeandtownasndltlsrseommeud—
editbaexteadedtoplaomwhloh beret,”
populationhytbelanstateorllnitadstsies
mmgmdwhrthhann
eelptao ayear each. W-
atioufcruatlonelntreedellverycitlaa this
ilsaalyearistfl,ooo,m.and neat year, .0,-
WMSG. Tholewasanlncreaseof 160M-
deatialoflceadarlagthsyear.
‘FIREMEN CRUSHED BY DEBRIB.
Philadelphia Balers fro- a Fatal Cor
flagratlol.
Pmunauma, Nov. 25—11» large store
of the wholesale grocery firm of Jauney dc
Andrews, Nos. 1m and 128 Harlot Direct,
was destroyed by are about daylight Sunday
morning, and the content of several adjoin-
ing buildings were badly damaged by water,
causingatotal Ion of about 0250.000. The
flreistupposedtobavebeencsusedbyspou-
taneoue combustion. and was first discovered
among a quantity of pepper on the third
floor. The burning power and mustard sent
up fumes which greatly interfered with the
work of the firemen, and live of them are in
the hospital under treatment for partial
blindness.
At about 5 o‘clock the out well of the
burning building fell in, and eighteen tire-
men, who were on the roof of a lower build-
ing in the rear, were caught by the debris.
Jamel MoCneu, foreman of No, 4 company,
eun‘ered a fracture of the skull, and died
while being carried away. One of the other
men had an arm broken, while the other air
succeeded in getting away with slight in-
juriea.
Janney & Androwe' loan on stock in eati-
lnated at 8i00,0(ll. The building, owned by
B. S. Janney, was valued at $90,000. The
following named suffered email loses by
make and water: B. Thomas, twine and
fishing tackle; David Scull & Co., wool; W.
H. & G. W. Allen, hardware. ,
A Baby Roasted to Death.
MIDICAL Serums, lid, Nov. fi—From
the well which has been bored near the mag-
netic spring to reach a better supply of wa-
ter there is a constant flow of natural gaa
Tho mprietor has piped tb'm gas and uses it
for the purpose of making a display to at
tract attention to the spring. When the
crowd was greatest Sunday a party of
rougbe got into a light, and during the
melee the standpipe was thrown down. The
flame from the gee was thrown directly
upon a party of women and children, burn-
ing seven of them in a terrible manner.
Mr: Henry Willoughby was standing di-
rectly in front of the jet with her 1-year-old
baby in her arms, when the flame struck the
child in the face, literally roasting it in in
mother’sarma hire. Willoughby was also
ieartully burned and is not capected to re-
cover. The child died almost instantly.
Two other women and three children were
burned about the face, but none of them
fatally.
Louinlana Regulators Regulated.
Ornioveas, La, Nov. lift—The jury in the
cannot Arvillier Beard and Charles Arabi,
two of the Conic Crocbeparieh “regulators,"
have brought in a verdict of “guilty with-
out capital punishment” This la the first
conviction of regulators in this state. The
two men were charged with severely wound-
ing a Mr. Dupleechin while the latter was
attempting to rescue one of his colored serv-
antafromu masked band of men who in
tended to “regulate" her, her oilmse being
thatchehadohtaineda judgment in court
againeta white man. The verdict is gener-
ally approved.
The Hurley Bank Robbers Captured.
Bunny, Win. Nov. 25.401. Byrne. of
the detective force of the United States Rx-
preea company, has arrested Phelps Perrin,
amistantcashierof the iron Exchange!“—
tional bank, and a saloon keeper and a
womauofthetowu,allthree onthecharge
0! being implicated in the robbery‘ottbo
baukol 844,5», which took place Sept. 20.
The detectives have been working steadily
on the case tor two months, and have
amassed audit-lent evidence to make it reas-
onably min that they have the guilty
partiea '
Ila Was Samuel. .
Banana", Nov.2l.-Thseaplosionci an
oillampinthethreeetorybrowastonehouse
Will-enlin avenue,occupied asabtiarding
housebyF.A.Bird-Il,camsdahlaae atO
o’clock last night, which resulted in the
death 01 Charles O.'i‘ripp,aged 32 yearn
During the excitement'l‘rim whowasone
oitbbmrderaraatohiaroomonthathird
story. Thollallswce so filledwith amok.
that he could not find hiawayoutaadhe
perished.~ Thehodywaa not burned,d
beingcausedhyruifocation. ‘
A Lunatic Poisons Ill-sell.
Burnm, N. Y., Oct. Eli-A man who
waatakmfrolnalodginghoueetoahoqibl
last night loitering from poisoning bsup-
pcssd from marks on hh clothing to be
Maurice “on”, of
county, R. Y., 'who eacaped last Friday
thepoisonwiththepurpeasoimicith
Alaveroad Avenger.
Hydra. well known young man ofthst
Mohargedwithbetraylrgthsminm
Mbhintheneoh. Ir. Little hhsldior
Wwflhtbpo-ifllityofhisulfi-
mkrelssss.
. t‘é'walfiln : w
Lmnnmus 1N "
“mi—CLOT
Mlfl’l, Yflllllll’ and Bull, lll‘lllll
At Very Low Prices.
._ _._..>. . .__.
LATEST STYLE HATS
lllrm-lil’rnm Manufacture-rt.
Men’s All Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
———~Ow ‘ .,.
Comstock Bros.,
._.w._ _..._....
Men's, Buys’ and children’s liner Cans
g.
----—---*.A.1.\'l13-w-~
GEII'I'S’ FURNISHINGS
_ ' I
A Full Line of Chlldren’e Cape Overcoats. from $2.00 up.
lea’e Business Suite, from $5.75 up.
THANKSGIVING
To the people of South Norwalh for
one Week, Beginning November 22ml, 1889,
Will be upon h’e'varled stock of Drydhode as follow:
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES I
Plfllllilllll '
INSURANCE BUILDING,
Children’s Clouke
Ladies’ Jackets
Woolen Hosiery
[radioe’ Underwear
Kid Gloves
Gents’ Underwear
Genls’ Neckwenr
Flannel Blankets
Comfortablcs
1L0 ‘X'IVMHON ILLIIOS
LlllIES’ JACKETS
eiylea to our
1N W001. HUSIERY
department to beat all preVione records.
GENTS’ FURNISHING
011R STUCK 0F~ACHILDREN’S CLfllKS
mg Plush, Cloth. Cuhmeree in white and colon.
better than at the prmnt time, and we cunmdi’l’ our ntuch erpt-cmlly good at we
following prices-2.50. 5 00 and 5 75, worth one-half more then We are neklflfl.
BUR LADIES’ KID GLOVE S'I‘fll}
would pay an {or stylee we are very much in Ibe lead of any plum in line \ :clnily,
prices always low, and eetlelacum. guaranteed.
embracel- all the new anrI‘
tire oi the reason, includ-
Nevel hit-our prrrince been
this season abounds in nor-lure. and we we adding new
Mock every WH'li. .A visit v! inept ctirm
will repay you, as we excel in esmv, and nut [menu are the lowed Much We will
quote ae followr. Look at our [line] etripee at 5.50.
we elnll ollcr rpecial in-lm-unwnle, and no \u- have al-
ways been headqunru is («If such cumin ii. A cold bo-
well to eay we take Inlemt in the people‘u Wellmrr, and write all in m: d of bus-
ivry to viait our hosiery counter this we. k, as We are making 6-x'ra all ~rle m that
coneisie of all shades and grades,
several at which we control, and
We alwnyu have l. compi. l» and vi I) d e “Me as.
ellllnlt‘nt wf (but; lanmlrpd amt uniaundyild
tine dune shine in pique and plain "pm Truth, not In mm» dqmmnvm we call
particular attention to a Ipecmlly m (ienx'. Flannel Umlrnwm at 47.: .-.-ch, psal-
tlvely worth 650. A m-w arrival of all the lull-:4 an MI of (l. nu.‘ Tum. (Z-nllms urn:
CuiT~ at pnplllnl' price», in which w.- have it on :u~<vmwé«.lpzl we basil-re.
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Wandnuthsuerau-
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amends.
It. aanom
Bliilller and Contractor.
Workdonebyihadayaeostrsct.
olefootdflmhadmanatsr. tomato
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caterer to! W
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and Punter. lee Crease
siohandwell. lilacs»
again.“ an. . noun“, or.
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all m 0. I. BBAILIII, 1' Mil lull
Oneida Inst, loath malt. new
mm.
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3.0.
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dlw mum-sun} free.
mporit
In wantonnoawamcoan.
Am I. m3.
deneme-‘mm
Plenum-ts; Organ and lueical
ion.
J. o. eacwa. ‘
Carpenter and Builder. Pivkled Oysters.
' nuns-I mat-tam _..__._.._
r “1-“M.‘=:ta Nil!" n a I
' , ‘llstlawmtism star.
Pare Tm
lardldea.
lr'uraishm Plane. elucidation and flnperintand
detonation
TERMS ISAWSABLE.
l-rnclk'l‘su‘l-vr‘e In Washington at...
30. #35:. P. 0. her we
Q01"!!! aoawana camels nan
SI ll‘aehlngtan Street.
.3 :‘m “'3 lo Its-"antlmm l lo! no
r m'nrday s mimircrnll to i
- Timers“ allowed on Depoelta
WORN “I“L'IANS Pun.-
.xmm a. tennis. Vice-Plea:
loll]! ll. [RAPE See. and Tree
‘1!!!“ for the momenta: of every
of buildings.
,_, »,1..
"342‘.
Machine Shop.
l__ avrso LOCATED ill W. A. woman's
than] an new lined upand an "revered to do
allkiadeo' general inching and machine rel-airing
Bicycles wired and new pane furniehsd. lawn
mowers ground and repaired. Belief-cilia; gonna
teed. (tall and give me a trial '
’l‘ 3.2
In»: end 0? Wsm 8:. Po. llorwalk
LOVER
lull in
George. II. Raymond,
lll'lih‘ l'i‘UIlE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
(‘sliandseealylarres ofallhndeuffaraltura.
ea Ila!- Min-ll.
prepared furnish I
(murmur! ol‘l’hedesd, day «Law
agnostic!- wlth mile-ea. No. I
wailments all Headstones.
Donothuyamona-ntormne-sg
Lbulgo theattethsnow ma
. . Water llcrwalh selector!
slicompletesnd willsolbe ledlalle
built-hot higstae-
cemeterywurh.
m I’. “C BATES.
“SURE IN THIS
Connecticut Ge
LIFE INSURANCE 0.
HARTFORD CONN.
rhea-mammoth: an an) of lbblllliu.
mane hmwhewerell over
"Janeen.“ «mu-am:
ssdaoehnvesaarplaaoverlhsh cf
Whypeysslouessyuellvel leaot late so
mrmteyleryoatsalfl Inter
telrslfyoedla. "- ”-
I... Damned";
loathllurwala'
HUNT&ZELUFF
mmmamamum
EARLY 3081i l'0'l‘A'l‘038.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
“dull.
more
»-; two-rim eel-r.
Illllllflll 81 IIllS fill
28 lain St., 80. Norwalk.
Meats Fish flysters,
Fruits, leuelallel, Poultry, it:
0! All Ilade in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
B. I. mm. .9119 B 5. HUSTID.
I'll Mill] Market.
‘—--‘IEI BESTv-v;
M E A '1‘ S
SERVED 13 Till BIS? IANNRR
it want the choices: BATS. ohulacdn
of trouble or coal, you willlnd than at my
. II well as
Pllllll of all Kills
“MSW
F. HAYES.
DXBRLI‘B awca, BOOTH NOB WA l h
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
Dammit! & Kaitlin“ nmsmn.
Corrected 1m 10th. we.
PW! lrnlna.
scum. .
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not " ”up...
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11“ u
till “It!“ 1"? “lined mulled
One.-
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ggim,m and can Isa-get
. arm-mid.
LW-P-Il‘l. Wmt.
IAIN LINE.
Flannel Blank Lenin-.3 Fhuml
ets and comforlt) Umlurmm ym
we Hall in "real
14 South hula Street, Masonic Building, :51"; SL'S'bywu '"':".""‘ " ‘
South Nonnlll. horwalli. smell» p'mn' I I .$“§;;‘$...‘,” «wi-
— ~, ‘ \ 'I e. KlAPP. ya ‘3 3
THE TENTlNELL A rellitect and Civil Engineer, JOE “ H' “m IT 'T!
FLflRlS‘I‘.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWABK
ER]. '80.!
SOLE AGENTS
Elli-11' Still IIllIIlI'.
Plumbing,
steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVBS, RANGES,
AND T] N WAR E.
Intent.” for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
m0 HALL BLOCK
HITS! HITS!
FALL STYLES,
hallusdcaatdoolulol’
Still and Soft flats, Silk Bate.
‘sllatasnd PM Creel: ilstsforllenand
Boy hays. “maintainer-get
ZKNAPP’S,
91 Wailiilgton 8t.
Particular attention pald Ia
Plat-g. Cleaning and Ironing
atll llals. ’ s20
Wllfllllll‘lflll “Bill.
the way—The Beat. .
Miran-e. MEI-ll“
Ilene Dun-d Poultry 1 Specialty.
m- ww mm
Brut
in all departments
Thanksgiving day. a
Mahackemo Hotel,
Thanksgiving is hem, and with it we oflcr
i
, ,
i.
illilllly 8n
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats“ .7.
Must go to make room for our December Stock.
Feathers, Plumes, Birds, Etc, Etc.
CALL AND’EXAMINE.
H- Krieger
South Norwalk, Conn.
we; VVANT Tl) PUT A
FLEA IN YOUR EAR
That we are selling the ~
BRIDAL VEIL F LOU
The beetle lhe mlrke‘. Are you doing the Nut hr yourself in the my of tride.’ You think you are,
but are~ you! You can‘t amwaer mi- quesriol mail you h we seen our “net. 9 it our prices and compact
III In with prica and goals you hive barn use: to. We no: lb a qua»: on
TO BEAT ON THE DRUM
of yourear till it drum! up cuslnm for us. 04 Rich! How?
the Celebmed Dew Drop Canned 6 rode the beer on emu, and Gin Elgv: Bauer at 2'e per pound.
WHERE?
__ \T———
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
Special Bargains.
livery lady can have a new Bonnet for
s I intend to make the prices so low thet-
a new Fall Hat will be within reach oi everybody.
Ill] Nu Miss This fllunrtumll,m~
As you can save a few dollars by buying this week. We must
close out the greater pull, of our stock before Thanksgiving. so
lived yourself oi this wonderful opportunity.
Ry caving axon-v How? By buying
33 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
THY
This all Gliflllll.
You will then ml the
BEST
PHflTfllHAPHS !
NORTH’S.
NEW ENGLAND
.Nolongcrannmrlmt. but a enemas
tolhe amelsten y of Mary fruit cake, rich-ad
of carelal exper meals with many
latripm superior in
C- oreaieat to handle. I up i' u l a
load to 2); pounds wetlinee V at
lungmghloueo large or ll; on: small es
quality-ad learn new adv. mgea of
Chew than any linen Max in the etorau
made at home. Gene l eatistmion gunman
'l‘ryilaudnaveadellcioaspie. mam-go.
Moth”. .
Wall Papers.
New Goods
Largest and Finest Annulment la the
Town at Norwalh.
lintLinenlllilllllcllnnlllloll
Becker’s '
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 NORTH MAIN STREET,
.outh ”catwalk. 0t.
Swan & Bushnell,
83‘ Water .mt.
announcer. 00"
We continue to cell
California Hones (new) 12:, per
no.2): r sd.
mm'l»ma and hoe" true Formosa
d
lhbwbatyoulrylt'r'm
Did you iryihc
CONDENSED lIIlIL'E HEAT.
t
llcloue lavm; a delicate minutiae of choice:
up 9.3.! smiJlaieinmcunsnieJ‘ilml. ”II".
ooh... Ballad sudl’areilp'cze Theresalt
‘sr 1!. I.
m, ”’1’“ cm and
er.
pack-go
The
nest will commend it n the public y.
Good Bill. or at 25¢. per Pound.
'lhrrehas heennoconlplalntasmqeslily. Tryit. .‘
California Dried Apricots, make mall: remand
(Black) Tess New. to hora new in. We have a
The trade Room! in none in this city built spoa the
superior qualityand lowrices of our Tear. ‘l’lue
lsaunlegurawin cle- vored than
it ands lingers. r .ihsn'solue. ‘m
“Enameline” Stove Polish
lhsilhe "Iallplemsn" left-t hence, and“ t
“watcher-lam! We “Tao asd Weaken
Hillll l lumsmltf"
Wine. B. WIS.
Illa-u. 5T Washington Street, South "mall
27 Main Street lek.
limllan Balers, Cllllllilllll
mi}:
's
l}. IIBKLYN & Sill,
Norwalk Chronicler