[1 ISA '00! la" n!
Must-ea l‘hat Could Island»
lithium osmosis-rammed.
m tha lavy some Oaastot or.
"lassotary losi- I'll-o an Input.
Em. Dee. £~Thoroport ot the
” at tho novyshowsthatthoodoet-
, 3 e.
Ml!
m duly three are MM!“ fighting
g Ia. and thirty—one mannered vowels,
7 ' a total at (arty-two. Hr. Tracy
W a table showing the nnnshsrolwar
menthonoliot o! tho principal
twin powers, which shows that one
whm the present building program h
‘ mploted tho United States cannot tab
raises navalpower. Thopurposotor
. w” the United States maintains a navy
; "that tor omquunhut Mensa, says the
notary, adding that it the country 5 to
.. hvaanavy at all it should have one that
tic-h tor the coaunorco and ample
[Intention of its coast in time of war.
‘l’ha Iow Orulaarn.
The new cruisers and their speed are col-v
prodwith the vessels olioroign powers.
lost of our new vessels—namely, tho Balti-
nton. Chicago, Boston, Dolphin and York.
bwav—hava in later service beaten their own
recorder: thscoatracttrlal. Thrust results
dtbodepartment’s operations for tho last
m years are more than satidactory. Tho
Ierotary says thocountry mastnotdeeoivs
itaellby supposing that ithas an elective
navy. Tho necessities of our vulnerable
m he nys, demand the immediate
nation of two fleets of battleships, of which
dght slwnld baassigaed tothe Pacific and
"live to the Atlantic and Gulf.
What We am.
haddltlon to the battle ships the situa-
flon ol the country requires at lent twenty
veIsh for coast and harbor deter-o. The
choprohlern, says Mr. Tracy, in tho matter
at a naval policy, is to get these iortyveIels
Hit at the earliest po-ible moment. It is
recommended that the construction of eight
unloved veIela be authorised at the coming
radon and that they he of the type 0! battle
still- rather than wast defense ships, the
tumor being more generally aerviceableandl
thaeheing only threeoithem nowlnpro-
cs- 0! construction against eight of the
In Morocco to last cruisers, all modern
experience goes to show, says the report,
that way are essential adjuncts of an ar-
thwed fleet, and tho proportion of three
crab" to one battleship is believe-d to be
sound and reasonable. This would make the
future navy consist of twenty battle ship,
twmty coast defense ships and sixty cruisers,
or 100 vowels in all, which is believed to be
a moderate estimate of the proper strength
of the fleet. of the sixty cruisers required,
thirty-one are now built or authorized.
I A Reserve l'lvet Recommended.
It in a matter for serious consideration,
It. Tracy lays, whether steps may not be.
taken tost the creation of a fleet of
mechlly adapted steamers, owned by Ameri-
can merchants, and capable under well de-
fined conditions of temporary incorporation
in the American navy. The adradtages of
such an arrangement, which enlarges the
muchant marine and makes it self protect.
tag, are overwhelmingly great. It isdidl-
ctllttollnagine a more eilective commerce
destroyer than the steamship City of Paris,
2 armed with a battery of rapid ilring guns.
fie can steam over 21 knots an hour and
can average 19.9 knoto from land to land
nan- the Atlantic. No man-ohwar could
othahe her; no merchantman could coupe
her. Alleetof such cruisers would sweep
an enemy’s comuwroe from the ocean
The recommendstheconstruction
of live torpedo boats of the first and second
classes. Eeraystheeflciency oi the navy
is greatly weakened by the large porportion
of foreignerswhomanour warvessels,and
hotbinkstheplain remedyllaa in a statu-
tory m of the term 0! enlistment to
twenty-tour years or age, and recommends
that the number of app-entices be inmost
frun’lill, aanow allowed by law, to 1,500,
nah-[the total enlisted tome emu. He
Wraoosnmends the establishment of a
uni militia. In conclusion he says:
"Tim force actually available at the For
uttimecornprises eight modern uncle of
no great fighting power because of their
mine. for deform. Themain force has
yet to be authorised Until the United
Rah has a fleet at twenty battle ships,
with can“ defenders, critical and
boats in suitable proportion for efficient de-
luahdanostahlishmentin such working
, (I'd-ma to administrative machinery, om-
cIs, mrmrvcsandveulsthat itoan he
taught without delay into elective action,
the country cannot consider that it pone-es
aaavy,andanavyitcanaaveraflordtohe
without."
SECRETARY NOBLE’S REPORT.
_,_..
Illa Panel-a Wanna—The Blev-
enth colour—Indian Lands.
Wanner-ox, Dec. 2—11» annual report
(K John W. Noble, secretary of the interior,
alt attention to the want of territorial
W in Oklahoma and urges speedy
., “(I by Congrera. The wcretary suggesta
fl- nearly presidential proclamation opening
. balttlelnaat lb Sioux ludianreservatioa
manly-cadredhytnsty. He farm").
myfl the 7mm acres between
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oha‘aatlotandaowlosasdtoacsttlosyndi-
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. the wee-ans.
“mam“ include two ad-
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' .ia row. to thoraeordedindebtednessot
, morationsandlndlvidnals, and a
" y of “tuna, organixnioaasndlength
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lie Praeto- lea-Watt...
thihosah otpw‘nastbreport-ya:
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“year beginning July 1,10, wwoia-
w,.andtheneretary -
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ma-sra- littlest soured
chisel-MW
hoes. maroon-sum
havaarrlvad stBtVlaorut. Allthoarera-
hwsotthopartyarowoll.
Tholi'ewYork Manual-s II. Tar-
aw. was oloctod to W fu- the
Biathdfih-lcthyanlnralityotflmaada
majorltyotovorw.
Judge Anderson darted tho
torcitiasoshiparads bylaraioaswhohad
takentholadowmenthomsoath. Behold-
thatthochurchisatreasouablo tioa
FimlnthoDshvanGuworMWdl
Sandpaper manalactoryand Casio ware.
hoooslovnndutahws’suwilwcaussdaloI
otmflinatuhanyfit. Y.
A ”MIN: RUNS AMUCK.
Ila Decapltatao Its no. with a Kath
and Atlanta Others. .
(lam-rm 110., Dec. 2—With one
of a large, sharp butcher knife John
almost decapitated his boy, Albert, at M
home In this city. He then madean attack
on his wile, who escaped and locked have]!
inaroorn. With maniacal rage the mar-
dererrnshediromthehwss and attempted
to kill John Brink, a term hand, who saved
his lilo by flight. Bright then started to
town, saying there were several of his enav
rules there and he would get even with
them The alarm was given and he was
stopped by the marshal, but instead of [iv
lug hlmli up, he made an attack on the
oflcer with his kniie and cut him badly in
the arm.
He then made a dash through the streets
and chased everybody that came in light.
As it was impossible for any one to gotnaar
him, he was shot as he was chasing a lot 0!
children and so badly wounded that he was
captured Bright was released from an in-
sane asylum recently as cured.
To Dunner-ova {or tile.
Gm Pants, N. Y., Dec. 2~TII trial of
Harvey Hodge at Sandy Hill for the murder
of his wife at Cambridge, Washington coun-
ty, on the morning of Oct. l6, was «includ-
ed, The (intense was insanity and a number
0! medical experts were summoned to testify
with regard to the sanity oi the prisoner.
The jury were out only thirty minutes and
returned a verdict of murder in the second
degree. Hodge was sentenced to Dannemora
state prison {or Tile.
Mina Drexol'a l'lana.
Pmunumu. Dec. 2.—-lilsa Kate Dreael,
now known as Sister Katharine, has do:
cided upon her course after she shall have
passed. through her riovitiate. Filo will-build
a convent near Tor-rowel», of which she will
be the head. its pnrpow mil be to educate
and train a sisterhood to work among the
colored and Indian races. Negotiatirms for
the purchase a! a desirable property of sixty
acres at Andalusia have been in propu-
ior some time.
A Big Mortgage Filed.
Cmcaoo, Dec. '3.——A Times special irons
Topeka, Kan, says: A mortgage (or 3150,:
(”0,000, payable in “)0 years at5per cent.
interest, has been tiled here by the Union
Tmt company of New York on the Awhi—
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Rrailroad com
pany and auxiliary lines. The limit is 35,0!»
amile on track, including all real estate,
shops, enginm, cars, etc, owned by the rail—
road. The plan of reorganimtion is also
filed in conjunction with the mortgage.
no L-apod 150 Feet to Ilia Death.
Susmsron Barnes. Dec. a—Late Satur-
day night, while suit :ring from an attack at
delirium tremona, Lioorge Seitz left his bone
with the remark that, "rather than be shot
in his bedroom, he would jump over the
bank.” Friends followed him, but be eluded
pursuit. At 7 a. rn. his dead body was found
on the debris slope of the river bank, a short
distance above the rapids. He had made a
leap oi’ 150 feet to his death.
Minister Douglass finishing-d. -
Nzw YORK, Dec. 7.1—le World's» Wash.
ington correspondent says that Fred Dong
law, at present mininer to Bayti, has been
snubbed by the Haytian government. Gen.
Blppolytc, the new president of Bayti, has
relused to treat with Douglas, and Serra»
tary Blaine in at a lo. what to do about the
matter. It is said Haytiana are opposed to
Mr. Douglass on account of his color.
Two Men Sula-ted.
Dr. Paul, Dec. 2,—Tho Washington hotel,
a twostory stone building opposite the Union
depot, wu burned shortlyalter 8 a. in Two
men perished from summation. One was
lorenzo Ionardi, an Italian, aged 85 years,
and the other Cristolaro Pult, a Swede,
agedlnl years, employed as porter tortho
hate
Asking a Change at Yon-e.
firmness, N. Y., Dec. 2—1“ application
was made before Justice Kennedy tor a
change of venue 1mm Oneida to Albany
eonntyln the action brought. bytheattornoy
general againxt John Snaith, Timothy J.
Sullivan and Charles B. Andrews, 01 as"
hly ceiling notoriety. Decision was :5
served.
no lied to Anarlca.
New Your, Dec. z—Tbe World claim
that Charla Hammond, alias Bolton, alias
llinh, citizen of Graveseud, England,“
custodian oi’ the secrets of tho nuaavory
London scandal, has been in hiding inNow
York, and is now in Philadelphia.
Pnthly loot. Wills All .- m
Tamara, Dec. 2—11.. schooner Vienna,
coal laden, from Fair Haven for Whitby,
was out on the lake during Wain-day’s
gale. She has not yet arrived at Wfltby,
andltiaioarudtht shehaatounderedwith
all hank The v-el and cargo are insured.
a- litter atlas.
00m,Utah,Doe.1—O.8.Khlg, editor
ol'l'haDatlyUaion,waaohntoIths¢raat
byes-Deputy United iltatoa lat-shall“-
onaceouatotiho publicatir-ot aaarticlo
reflectiagapontheharacterotlnan’swla.
mbmwumm
museum-anus.
8’ ”MRI“.
A Fall Lise of children's Cape 0vereosts, from 32.00 up.
let’s llasisess Salts, {re- 33.“ all.
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At Very Low Prices.
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Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
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South Norwillt.
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bicycles repaired and new pans iamshdJawn
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nll‘ll INSURANCE C0.
BAIL! I083 MINES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
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THANKSGIVING
One Week, Beginning
PBTTLTIITITN
To the plophotiloaih Norwalh tor
November 22nd, 1889,
mu be upon hlofvarlod stock or Dry-Goods is rain-n
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES I
n w
3 Children’s Cloaks g
"a“ Ladtee’ Jackets 2
no Woolen Hosiery
g Ihadiee’ Underwear '3
a Kid Gloves 7-;
5,; Gents’ Underwear h;
g Génts’ Neckwear E
a: Flannel Blankets ~
5% Comformhles S
Llfllli’ JACK
styles to our
Ill W001. HTSITR
department to beat all previous records.
OUR Lilllll’ KID BLINK ST!)
would any so let styles we are very much
he. ly worth Me. A new arrival of alirh
Cull» or popular pricws, in which we have
Flannel Bank
91- and comiort
shim urn-r solo
‘uwrrr than by u
at the preset!
time.
llllll STIITK 0T CHILDREN'S CLTIKS
mg Plush. Cloth. Cashmeres in white and micro. Never hso our experience been
better than at the present time, and we ctmoider our stock eapecrally good at the
(allowing prices—2 60. 5.00 and 5.75, worth onaohali more than we on.- Ihhlnflu
this season abounds in novelties. and we are adding new
particular attention to a specialty in Gem'
embrace-all the new novel-
ties of the season, includ-
stock every week. A visit of inapection
will repay you, as we excel in same, and our prices are the lowest which use will
quote as iotlowv. look at our fancy stripes at 5.50.
we shall odor special inducements, and so we have al-
ways been headquarters for such goods it aouid be
wril to say we take interest in the people'aheluare, and invite all in need of hoa-
5"! to visit our hosiery counter this week, as we are making extra efforts In that
consists of all shades and grader,
several 0! which we control, and
in tholead of any etore in rim vimnuy,
prior»: always low, and satisfaction guaranteed.
GENT l FERN] HIRE \Ve always have a complete and very down! 20- “ii
8 S aortment-vf (lento' laundricd and u. ~=m...y;nr‘i
lint-ore» shine to pique and plain open imnta, and in same departm. . 7 W» cm.
s Flannel Underwear at 470 r u b. p ~2
0 latest styles of Ge-nls‘ TIM. C tl!‘ - .n
liven acknnwlrilgvd is lead: I:
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28 lain 8t., So. Norwalk.
Meals Fish oysters,
Tlllll, installer. Poultry, Etc
0! All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
B. l. elm-arr. IQ I. 5. HUM.
‘l‘le Halal Market
“Till sm—
MEATS
llKVlB I! Tfll I”? “N538.
I! ea want the choicest aura. more
oftronhleorcoot.yonwlllladih-uray
mainline
Poultry at all Kinds
F. HAYE 8.
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HOUBA'I‘ONIC RAILROAB.
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JOHN H. SMITH,
FLTBIST.
HAIR STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
w__._11. MEEKER &
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SOLE AGEXTS
331: ‘80.!
“511m Salli inn
Plumbing,
Steam. “(I
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
s'rovns, RANGES,
AND TINVVARE.
mav- for
Steam and Hot Air floating.
m0 KAI-l. BLOCK.
HITS! HITS!
FALL STYLES,
Iaallgradesaaleolorsol
Stil and Soft flats, Silk Hats.
Mill-land up,“ Baum-nun
lays. Maintainer-Ia:
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular alto-lion paid to
l’lstaa. Cleaning and Ire-Ina
IIII Hills a”
Wllflfllfll llllfil.
o-o moor-no IM-
"militate Poultry a Specialty.
4a
Thanksgiving is here and with it we offer Special; ’Q‘
in all departments Ev’ery lady
Thanks iving day, as I intend to make the rioos so
a new all Hot. will be within reach oi every
llll N0 Mill This Ill]!!! iii"
As you can save a few dollars by buying this week. We w ,;
close out the greater part of our stock before Th
avail yourself of this wonderful opportunity.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Ha
Must go to make room for our December Stock.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
H- Krieger.
Malmckemo Hotel. .
That we are selling the
BRIDAL VEIL F L0
The best in the market.
but are you! You can't answer mi:
The HullIlll am coming.
Yonwilltheawantthe
BEST
PHTT GRAPES ..
THY
NORTH’sLm:
Wall Papers.
New Goods
Largest and Finest Assortment la the
Town of Nerwalh.
rmeLmeirliiillfilnunlenuu
Becker’s
Paintfand Wall Paper Store.
ill NORTH MAIN STREET,
loath Norwalk, as.
Are you doing the best tor yourself in the wiyot trade? You
. quwim until you have can our stock, got onrprlo. and
than with prices and goods you hove been used to. We want this question
To BEAT ON THE Drusilla“
at your ear till it drums up cit-tom tor us. Get Rich! How? By a may. “I ..
the Cclcbra'od Dow Drop Canned Goods, the best on earth, and Gilt Rd'g‘llamat to "paid .
WHERE?
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0. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street. South Roz-walk.
‘. do.
can have a new
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anksgimg.
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No looman
toils coaslnencyof
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Wemunastndl ‘
Good Butter at 25¢. per ma. .
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“Enamellne” Stove Polish
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