“unimportant“.
. Discoveries.
, jflovstbshappyaadiagoiour
“mus-«mm unfoc-
aawhaownlmitssourestolts
‘gs-tCoagofer-tmouriag
sins-rumma- llama
womaoweertifyrobaanahso
Mathilda on. time, i»
“doubt. barebeen located-nil
, “Cloud King,'robedin eter-
‘_.b-bsnsaen and itananhsex
alarms of its shoulders ascended,
" wmtaudllackianoncoues
but ‘ untrieswardhngolf the ap-
\ to lunarareaof ‘TheCloud King.’
'tbmeftherange theconneetim
WWII-Irv] Ryanaa and the Al.
iyfllhshendbovmmmex-
‘ dtbsfwmerlsheisnowkaownfathe
, the. Hangout-r ranpof moubtains
bhhvwfiuparated bysuehtr-aetr
‘dpstmslandaswouldmakayourcowboys
umwat-sdwlthaevy.
, It.“ by Divinity.
"lib untidy been themost extraor-
. . I have ever led into
. A veritable divinity seems to have
uwbilewujourneyed. lsayitvn'th
_, .. , «It he impelled us whither it
wail.“ item will, but neverthe-
alllputeetedua Whatcanyou
1“ fl! lnstancfl On Aug. 17,
Mei the rear eolumnars
immacubutinsteadof
, tcfismmrewbmrmmfollow
oi theydeeidetowaitatYurnhuya,
”Whiting-s themoatawfnlsea—
saaanyeumuaityot manevereaduredln
Worm
no I." coils-fa Awful rate.
“I'D r-ulh are that three-quarters of
“face die of slowpoiaou. Theircom—
“bmurdered and the secondolllcer
“I!“ after of sicknasand grief. An-
efic chea- is wasted to a mum
«trombone. Afourthisssutto
' Map and down theCongo,
”lb-ninth found insuchafeartul
”wwwmmmum hor-
‘ ' and Poisoned Arrows.
“On the same date,150 miles away, the
, Md thedayleadam men of the-d-
7 Modumnintothe bush, losesthepth
‘ and all eomciouans- of his whereabouts,
_ ‘aadsverystepbs takes oulyleadshimfur-
r “my. H'upeopiehecomcfrantic; his
white compaabm, vexed and irritated by
the an at tbeevil around than,cannot
dwrhaayespedient to relievehim. They
vacant-rounded by cannibals and poison
. Wmthintheirnumben
“leantime I, in command oftheriver
calm, am anxiously searching up andI
downthsrivu'infour diluent directions;
: thruughfonstsmy aeouts are seeking for
.. Mbutnotuatilthesixthdaywasl suc~
cednlinlndhatbem.
Nothing but Death and Disaster.
”Taking the same month and the same
fltainlfl, ayearlater. onAng. 17, Iliateo,
.m ,totbe taleofthelastsur'
firing of the rearcolumnat Banalya,
.7 amtoflbfuothiag but death and div
.dhstesanddeatb,deathanddisaster.
'Isrenothingbuthorribleformaofmen
Whirweehsbetore, iss'impiy sickening.
“Oaths-smell”, 600 miles west of this
”Jameson, worn out with fatigue, sick-
“Mm,breathea his last. 0n the
filtfly, Aug. 18, my miles east, Bruin
Maud my oncer, Joplaon, are suddenly
surrounded by infuriated rebels, who men-
”! all With loaded rifles and Want
bath, but fwtuaately they relsnt and only
“MM to bedeliveredtothe
Heidi-la
Ruled by Omnipotent Power.
mvad Bonayoutoithefiwsof
arrive a aectmd times: Albert
1min PaehaaudJepbon
V dailyaxpcctationottbeh'doom.
”I ownlettsrswilldescribehhanxi-
a very takingoutliaaotwhathasbesndone.
andisaosrnear radianthauha halo God.
forever and ever:
“Yours faithfully,
"llsnr ii. Bram."
lit-slay least-g Civilisation.
Manor. Dec. li—ltews from Zsaaihar eon
aourah wasdispatehedtomeethim there the
wridwtllaoouaaa the greatexplorsr one:
morsfaestofaoe.
FOR o'sumvsu AND Kurize.
Attorney Donahue Pleads tor Illa Clinic
in the Cronin ‘l'rlal.
Currant), Dec. li.-—-At the opening or the
Cronin murder case Attorney llonahls
began his argument for the defense. Ir.
Donahue announced that he would devote
his speech almost exclusively to his clients
O‘Bullivan and Route. He began his ad
dram by saying tint he felt he was address
ingajuryia behalf of innocent men, and
that he would do the best he could in their
ddenae. The crrunael then described how
he had been retained to defend O'tiulllvan,
and said he had never heard of the man
until he was informed of him by Hits
Whalen, and never saw him until he visited
him in jail.
He told how be had been appointed by thl
court to defend Rouse, and declared be had
never received a dollar from Kunaeor hi:
friends for his defense.
Mr. Dombue then took up the defense at
Kane, and attached the testimony of young
James and questioned its credibility. Ht
book up again tits dubious-acre of identifica
tion, enlarged on the cases in his recollec
tion and quoted from [mks to complete hh
illustrations. He then referred to Marlee
and James’ testimony about their seeing
Kunaa at “7 Clark street and at the gate ol
the Carlson cottage, and said that to think
such testimony was worthy of serious consid-
eration was absurd.
Ilr. Donahue then took up the questions
of reasonable doubt and circumstantial evi-
dence, and said the latter should be handled
very gingerly if at all. Touching the con-
tract, the speaker did not deny its existence,
but claimed that nnle- it had been proved
that O’Sullivan in making the contract had
done so with criminal intent the fact had [It
significance. lie thought the state had at
failed to prove.
In closing Mr. Donahue bosongbt the jury
to deal justly with his clients, and that ii
the name of Alexander Sullivan had ever
pejudiced them in any manner not to let
tint prejudice influence their minds in arriv-
ing at their verdict
Court then adjourned.
CLOTHING
A Full Line of i‘hlldrea’s Caps Overrosts, from 33.00 up.
'hhldhuhhlwmu
LEADERS IN
lllls7fihlmas.
len’s Business Suits, from 35.75 up.
M...—
At Very Low Prices
«~- ‘41»
LATEST STYLE HATS
lllror-Ifl’rum Manufacturers.
_ ,0 _fl.
Men's, Buys’ and Children’s Winter Bans
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
__ .4.. ,,,,, ,
Comstock Bros.,
14 South liain Street,
Masonic Building.
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES I
LADIES' chxm
in Will. Hnsm
drpaumrnl to beat all previous rocurds.
THIRKSIIIIIIII PBIILIIII‘I'IIII
One Week, Beginning November 22nd, 1889,
Will be upon h‘sfrsrlod stock of Dry-(loads as follow:
Children’s Clooks
Iladles’ Jackets
Woolen Hosiery
lindles’ Underwear
KIII Gloves
Gents’ Underwear
Gents’ Neckwoar
Flannel Blankets
Comfortpbles
INSURANCE BUILDlMl,
1.3 ‘x'lvnuox limos
9 embrarw- all lI-r new nun-I
“HR STDCK “F CHILDREN 8 CLUAKS lint «J ill» swam". lnt'iu’l-
"lil “It". Clmh. Cashmerra in white at d coin-rs. N. yer ha~ our l xpvmmmn hwy.
mtlrr [hill at lhv pr-unvf tum. av d «a founder out $04?“ w-pvl'umy gm 4 st rm
"'"M'mi! prime—2 50. 5 00 and 5 75, worth om- halt mon- limo m- In” mung.
this mason amunds in anrIno-R. and WP aw adding new
string; In our stock every wow-It. A vuu of in-wcunu
will repay you, as we excel in ban"). and our one” are the lnweel which We will
“We as I'rllowr. Look at our fancy stripes at 5.50.
we shall ofl'vr special inducvuwn'a, and as “0- have al-
ways been he'ao'qvlurh rs luv such unmi- lt .. amid br
mll many on [air Interest in tho- people‘s writlnrr, and Ihi'llr' all in no» ll of has.
I- ry lo Via" our h- awry Count” thm we: k, as w.- lll'x' umkmg extra ril’ we in that
consist» 0' all shade-s and gratin,
OUR LIBIES’ KID GLOVE STBIK m... ... m... ....
would my use for styles we are wry much in llw lead of any slim.- m tins l lc‘l’lll’v,
yucca always low, and satisfaction unarnnlred.
We aimlyn havi- s cmnplrtc and vny (bumble- as.
GEN'I‘S' FURNISHINI} m... a... W... m. WNW.
fine dross shirts In pillar and plain open (room, not In some «lq-mtmunl we mil
partlcular alt-ntion In a swclsllv in (ivm'a Fiamwl Umirrlvw-n M 47c wnch, p .H
t-vl ly worth Me. A new ltll'lVaI of all tlu- :auul at} lo a of (l ms‘ TM. Cull-am mrf
Cufls at popular prices, in which we have by." mtknnwlwlgvd n~ traders.
U: lII‘I wmr
rte-H (“ti m
”allelic-u,
jm-l
girl“
L'ullra' Flanml
For-her Aaserta Ills : .
Continual, 0., Dec. 5.——Tlle Cincinnati
Enquirer has an article which intimates that
Wood has made a confession of the ballot
box forgery, implicating a prominent Re
publicau, but no name is mentioned.
following letter has ham sent to the editor
of The Enquirer: "l have just read tho an
ticle about the ballot box forgery appearing
in The Enquirer. and am prompted by it. to
say to you that no human being can truth—
fully say one word or produce any letter or
telegram from me that can by any poesi~
bility reflect upon me in the slightest. in con-
nection with that matter, and that there has
never been a moment since Mr, Halstead's
retraction was published when all I know
on the subject has not been free to all who
desired to learn it. I give you this informa-
tion in order that you may not, without
knowledge, make or allow to appear any
statements in The Enquirer inconsistent with
what I have said. J. B. Forum”
The Cause of the Minneapolis lire.
Hummus, Dec. 5.—'l'he Journal prints
tbestory of Julius Miller. the day elevator
man of the burned Tribune building, which
throws a new light on the cause of the fire.
Miller says that on Saturday, the day of the
tire, at 5 p. In. he saw James W. Loftus, the
night engineer, and his brother go into the
vacant room on the third story where the
fire started They lit matches and peered
around. Miller told them to be careful with
those matches, or they might not the build-
ingatlre. button was on the stand at the
haluest, but said nothing about this incident
in his testimony. C. AWilllams, managing
editin- of The Tribune, told his story on the
stand. The funerals of Milesand lgoe were
attended by an immenm crowd
Failures in Toronto.
Tomaso, Ont, Dec. 1—11. B. Hamilton,
boot and shoe manufacturer, has suspended
Liabilities, 840,000. of which $15,000 is owing
toths trade and the balance to relations.
The amet- are about soon. The wholesale
hardware tlrm of William Thompson & Co.
basdecided to simpend paymengandcir-
cularsharebeenissnedcallinga meetingof
theircreditora. In February, 1885, the firm
failed and compromised at sixty cents on
the dollar. The direct liabilities will be
abmsmm There h a nominal surplus
of 85,1”) or ammo
A fire in the Newt-r3.
In You, Dee. 5,—8hortly after the
MNeI'burghadlefthsr dock in this
cityyesterday afternoon for Newhurg tire
wasdiaeorersdinbsrhold. Thermalwas
hastilyputiutoadoekat tbefootof West
Piltyeigbth street and bar thirty pulsa-
garsandeargo of freight transferred to a
tugboat. 'l‘hapameagerswws badlytrighto
suad,butnoos oftbemwereinjund. The
Ira was man gotten under control The
Newbargisvaluedat 0110,0110. Sbeisowned
by Ruler P. Randell, of the Randall
Weompany.
A Desa- laa Ware Hart.
Patna. lam, Dee. i—During an auc-
tioalaaetdw mill at Booth Belebertmrn
thugsvawaymrseifltatlng fortymsa
tothseallar. Boutwalveorthirteanwars
mm“;
immune.
mus—amdmmam
local-gimme: hinslfMaboutO
am..lafroatetlto.4llhekmt. Hawa-
, James Baker. d Ya. no bad
,. Moustahbpesht.
use tool. of llavlland St. on Wain P0. Box on.
C B. B’ABTOIS.
’a
Dress Trimmings,
And Manicure-
kiolerer for Wedding. and Paul”. he Cream
constantly on hand tonin- sick and “(filler Ill:- cele—
brated Root Beer. and lim loymem -.
bl! [Alli ‘1‘? 30. NORWALK. Cl‘
ATIINTS. _
o. It uvlsu'roa,
Washington. I). 0.
Ten years in (lulled stares Patent 01m.
“w Guide to inventors mailed tree.
KILL 8. 0113303.
t
aganlsl ot the First Ooanregtloaal church ,Watsr
bury. Test at
i‘ isnoforte, Organ and ii usioal
llom position.
l6 ly Lock Box as P. 0.. NtlltWAlJi. (‘Uh‘f
J ocuows.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Iatlnurea given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
1’ Arm
AIRS. E. C. Silll'l‘ll
Baring secured the servicesof
Mrs. J. A. I) ECIiER
As Cutler and Filter. will open
DRESS MAKING ROOMN
At 7 Railroad Place,
On Tursulay. Dec 3d. and would be pleased with
the p lrmaae or Ihe Indira of Norwdk and “chill.
‘ lwnl livep on hand a full stock of
DRESS MAKERS’ SUPPLIES.
Also a full line of
Si Ml’Ll'l DRE‘S 0000‘
From New York. Any order t r same pompth'
amended to. In addition to the aboreouDe; 20
will headucd
MANIFURE.
street. near Main
0. us. 50th Norwslll Ct
J n. JINIIKGS.
. W to I. B. Quluurd.
Undertaker & Embolmor.
“TRIO NIGHT 3m. IN THE OFFICE.
do. 4 Knight 8t. Residence. 5 Blur BL, W ltouda
Open y and Wedterday eve: lags till 9
ssoam Norwnlk. Conn. o'clock .
I I. um.
Architect and Civil Engineer.
Furnishe- l’lana. ll Italians and supernatant
once for the mafia of every description
Ill
TEBIS REASONABLE.
Onion—Tull? Bu Washington St,
Elo. Rizal-“5h P. 0 Box 775.
SOUTH IOBWALI SAVINGS BASE
a) Washington Strum.
(globallytromlteuan..andtromltolu.n
an onwardayereulagstrellatoe.
pass. 1:. c. suns.
lNHURE IN THE
Connecticut General
LIFE Iss1} BANCE cu.
HARTFORD CONN.
Their Assatsars 8m in each Sim ct Liabllllia
Tbcyhave lumen who-erelhlmm
“mallow“!!! Deposits. [Imam .3?“ Death Ms over Isaaoo
AID!!! 30mm and now have a Surplus over their Lia llllas of
roan l. m MPH-r "880mm
0
any. 10ml mailman-norm nymggmumlmf my not as. .r
Endowment Policy feryoarseli‘ lfyoa live, tor your
Incline Slop. heirsifyou die.
mac woman ill w. a. woman-s '- '- "mm-18'“.
Hshopla-aowlttedap al'lepnadtodo Iaatllorwall‘
abundant [sacral Jobbingudmachiae repairing
monies repaired sad new parts tarnishndJawu
mammadaadrepanal. Warnings”
teed. Gallaaalivsaaaulal
W. ill
Inwadot'atwltlaltorwala IIIII mums-unwary.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE OEALER !
And Furnishln Undertaker.
all sad-s my has at all habef Matters
8. Ida Itseet. Hawaii.
”Marmara tor
mrmmrmn: "fi-
lmmtl all littlilllli
EARLY BOSE POTATOES. -
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wald”!!-
Pickled Oysters.
Nos-walk Oysters
warm-“"39
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\
Flannel Blank V
rts and comfort . _
ables never solo \
lower than by u
at the proud
time. I '
South Norwalk. Norwalk. “gas-rind. on
some» em lo a. H. “s... .1: H ,
”MW . 33m“ Hm .,
Builder and Contractor. 1' LflRIST
r... MWWN-Wmm Dress Goods, 28 lulu so, So. Norwalll. '
hats Fish finals, ,3, m
Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, E10 ;
Of All Kinds in Their Seams.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
B. I. BINPI’I'I'. out! I 5. BUSTED.
m Mule! Marlo.
----'Ill3 assrw~
M E‘- A. T S
ssavan in ms user sauna
It on want the choicest Ku’l’n. antslnedn
m of trouble or cost. you will dad them at my
:v- ,1.
SOLE AGENTS
[mnppmomemmm
F'. HAYES S.
DIBBLI'B BIDCI 500’"! N08 W A l i
HOUSATON IO BAILBOA I).
OANBUI" l NORWAIJ DIVISION.
Wed Julie Will. I”
STOVBS, RANGES,
mm!!!
MAIN STREET. ECU?“ NORWALI‘
KER & C0.
381. ‘80.!
Flnrma" Sm finial.
Gas Fitting.
Ti" and Sheet Iron Work.
AND TINVVARE.
steam and ilot Air Beating.
’flEGEWS'
treat Millinary Sale ._
Thanksgiving is here, and with it we nib-r Special Bargain:
in all deporllnmls. Ew-ry lolly can have a new Bonnet for ’
Thanksgiving day. as I intend to make the prices so low that
a new Full lint will be within reach oi everybody.
Ill] NI] 183 This flllllflllli ,
As you can save a fmv dollars by buying this week. We must
close out the greater part of our stock halide Thanksgiving. so
smul yourself ol this wonderful opportunity.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
Must go to make room for our December Stock.
Feathers, Plumes, Birds, Eta, Etc.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
H- Krieger
Mahackmno Hull-I. ., - South Norwalk, Conn
\VE \VAN'I‘ TO PUT A
FLEA IN YOUR EAR
Ta .t aw are av lung the
The best": vho mlrsef. Afr you 6 vim! the M"! ! yr your-«r! m FM w yo! trutte? flat [that you are.
bur w» you? Y n caa'r anwar f‘lI’Q'W’IO: u all rm h vee- 4: our otuc't. v I. our prime and mmomrt
h m wxrn ova u and mo in you b m: o n'fl awn r... We on it In a qua-l on
TO BEAT ON THE DRUM
nf ynnr mull! ”dram: nprlw I]! (M as, 9-: than! flow? ‘1’ «ring momvy 'ioot By haying
the Cclehtw ed lie/c mop l'snned 6 ode. .a been on out“, and (it! In» Ba .u u 2 e per posed.
WHERE?
”n...”
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street South Nos-walk.
cuiima sans”!
This Week. This Week.
Having bought the business ol
The Bargain. fitore‘
i will all the goods at
[Boy‘s Bats and (up, Crush Bats tor-ea sad
Mr Trains. m1? ital-I. BLOCK
wUTH.
by. ltorwalk. bv. So. Norwaih Ar. Wilma ram
7 u a. ll. 7 56 a. IL 8 03 a. la ' '
s ‘7 ll ‘0?’ I. '33 I. HATS
0 II I. I.
banal. Imp.- totals ' '
‘ n A. ‘ “ Cl 4 ” OI
m “ anal are "leed on “I's'o FA LL STY LES
am 0. as I lo I. I. fl ‘8 II M ’
9“ II I. to“ I. 6‘ ”81 O. I.
suntan; Tia all grades sad colors cl
8 W I. III .
m" mom. son and Soft am, am lists
by. In“ ML III-Io. lorwall. Law
A lllli'l' Silllllllll I
Prepsr i receiving Holidafir Goods Purchasers will find
it to their in crest to see how c cap they can buy. The stoclr
comprises a complete assortment of '
Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Ho-
siery, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Table
Linen, Napkins, Towels, Dress
Goods, Vol vets, I’lushcs, Com~
1‘.
”63%: EB...”
Mlle-uh“. “Us.
”tam-rm"- www.mm‘ Hon-M Mull-Wr-
:g‘u‘nu :3‘..'".:‘2 31'1”!" Joys. Intrusion-storms:
IQ“ ’l‘ u 9”... KNAPP,s
um " up... ms -.
[us “Ilsa! :‘r: flint! are lxaa . ,
u .
“W" ’3 ~ 213%" 91 Washington St.
115 n .. ________
ms 113:. ms Particular attention paid to
'tfla- tats.- lv‘lslng. (‘lcning and Ironing
moor-mi: “ and “:13; Silk lists. .39
torn". . .
LW.PIIIII. MAM
Willflllllfll lillll.
IAIN LINE.
”WARM.
71am.“ 0-0 Mfr-m M
as ~ ..
3 atlas!
Mud“.
fortables, Counterpancs,
FlannelehGinghams,
Prints, etc., etc.
. *‘urra ‘
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR
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