. I: c ‘W' WW..-
'mccy Swepibya ml
Confirmation.
son‘s—u-
"mmswmixemsurara
numwmramm
wears. an on Ill! and Other
’Valaahle mild-l lip by the
M'arflflrallasathe'ar-
Iona. Ala, Oct. sir—A lire besan
aboutiaafle’eloeksnnday afiernoonand
reanltrdlathamo’at disastrous confirm
tionthatloldla has had since the war.
Thelmhmninaahlnglsmillaudfaetory
nrartharivarfrontjuuootsidethsnorrh-
Inhsflaryotthacityumiu. Aaron.
windhwnthanorthu-Lperhapsatwenty
lush-us, warm-ad the lam.
sooa manila-ted to the cotton ware-
houa which line the river front from
heth. and also the steamer Helen S, the
largnret bombers! and the govern-
ment snagboat Warren. Half a dozen
men gotthe hosts out of the slip into the
Water hunt Wharves Wiper! Ont.
Atnextslip, fronting near the foot of
Adam street. were the river steamer
Ruth, two naphtha launches and four or
five cotton and timber top, all of which
weregot into midstream with only slight
injury, except the steamer Ruth and the
naphtha yacht Gen. Fowler, which were
Lords street, the flames leaping the wharf
slips as hurdle racers leap the stone wall
A large amount of cotton which was close-
lypacked in the warehouses and presses
amid the inflammable character of the
material which fed the flames. made the
fire an intensely hot one. The fire do
"fluent was powerless.
nay Vlad fan um.
The fire burncrhapidly among the cotton
and presaa. When Good-
man's warehouse was in a blue smoke
wu seen issuing from Brown’s cotton
%
theaame moment the Gulf City Oil mill
on th east aide of Commerce, between
Adams and Lipsannb streets, with ware-
which was stored full of cotton
oileakeanduieal,blazedout.thefim
mat the large crowd of spectators
which had gathered in the vicinity Ind to
In. from the advancing flames. There
‘wranow no stop to the flames execpthy a
of Providence. Almost im-
Anthony streets and the Merchants’ press
were destroyed.
The Property Deatrwyad.
The propertydcstroyed is hMbalesof
notion, three steamergone naphtha launch,
alarea freight cars, grain laden, belonging
b the Mobile and Ohio railroad company;
”empty but ear-of the Mobile and Bio-
.iagham road, two wood and coal yards.
three cotton compressors and eight outta
warehouse-,thaGulf City on milland ware-
houe. the Mobile and Chemical
who. theGage&Lyons ice factory and
mother I hnaioaaaplaoeain the
locality. So far here hasheen no casualty
w The winddiedaway abouthp. In.
udthe fire department gotthefircnnder
control. When the ammonia tank in the
in factory exploded it seemed to stay the
of the flames to the southward.
b atlrnated the total lo- will exceed
”M.
They Blow Out the Gas.
Panama, Oct. TIL-A man and
woman as "James P. Nelson
‘d wib.” Trenton, N. 1.." took lodginp
attha Bidprway house, this city. and was
lauaduncanaeioosinbedintha morphs.
Idling probably blown out the nabafora
filling. They was taken to the Pennsyl-
vula hospital, where, after hard worh.ths
Wenceeedadln restoring thewom—
unconsciousness. She gave her name
I Kate Holland Philadelphia, and said
“was Helson's wife. The man, who is
about” years old, was still unconscious
Ialatr hounand It Isfearedhewilldia.
._,__.___.._._......
Union Paella liners Deepen“.
ma. Wyn. Oct. Tim-Owing to a
ahortspofcars the Union Pacific minus
at Rock Springs have only worked a few
days a wash and they are growing”
us. Saturday afternoon a are w. db-
eaversdlatheantry to one of the“.
lthhalieved to have heeoof Incendiary
m and the Union Pacific offers at”
lorthrarrestof the guilty parties liar
luluhaveheen poisoned andothsrrnla-
“Inherit done.
the nitrate ling Injured.
import, Oct. Il—Col. North. the nitrate
hinge-rim a serious accident at it
”Began an entertainment to his
red-rotor volunteers, and mounted his
“miningafraetnreof bothhonee
d h skirt forearm and a severe scalp
A Drench-awe Beep-Ir
It" You. Out If. mhaneia levair. 45
:- old. sheaehmam "ram suicide
2
I
5
IE
“ “an“ ’3'“ at...“ 13
ass-y
“addr- Mud
Iran-w
,ilithe
nanIadGeorgn ‘
thronghtharoomand
Hathawayatoncspulledaheavyu-eaiiher
urolvarsndlrsd,tho hallgoisgthron
Whalan’alsftgroia andout srhis hac
minor in the wall Whales
waataha’nto the IkhaelBesaehospttai,
willi- died at I‘ll Sundayaftrrnoon.
Atalate hour Hathawaywuarrsstedhy
mmdwmups
ML
A HORSE RUNS AHOCK.
one Venn-Isa Illlaa and Two Others
N Y Oct. w A“ of piritsd
aw m, .— team a
hora-driven by J. Adolph Moilsnhaoer
heeamefri frightenaddnd ran away on la-
ington avenue, Brooklyn. Sunday.thrnw
log out Mr. Hollenhauer and breaking his
leg. Thchorsesthenraninto Malaria
L Robinson, aged 60, and herdaugliter
Ida, aged 25, killing the former and fracv
turing the skull of the latter,
The horsethen knocked down Miss Helen
Waite fracturing several of her ribs. It
is feared Miss Robinson is fatally injured.
5
Hr. Cleveland's flag-retina.
Wasnnmros, Oct. 27. —Since his sojourn
at the Arlington lion. Grover Cleveland
has had but little time to himself. The
ex'president’s magnetism seems to cling
to him. and all of his intimate friends, as
well as those who are not included in that
number, have taken advantage of the op
ponnnity to pay their respects. During
his first day here Mr. Cleveland was com
pelied to deny himself to visitors in order
to arrange the case upon which he will to
day submit no argument before the an-
prenre court of the United States. Since
that time he has been almoat constantly
engagedin receiving friends Mr. Clever
land has little to say upon political topics.
He appears to be thoroughly content in his
law practice, and says that he is enjoying
perfect health, as is also Mrs Cleveland.
Dr. Sunderlsnd, the ex-president’s Wash
ington pastor. was among the many per»
,sons who have called.
Bishop Burst “one Again.
Wssnmcros, Oct. 27. —Bisbop Hurst, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, has
reached home after having crossed the Air
lantic four times within as many months
The bishop is very enthusiastic over the
proposed Methodist university which is to
be located near W ushmgton. The project
vn'll he one of the most important which
will be considered by the bishops at their
meeting, which begins this week. Bishop
Burst believes that the money for the site
480 Odo-will be secured during the com
ing winter. Already between some and
8501!!) have been subscribed. He believes
also thnt thire will he a general inclinav
tion in the city to encourage the institm
tioo, for while the Methodist church will
be behind it and responsible forittbe node
of instruction will be liberal enough motto
exclude students of any denomination.
Young Wynn's Dangerous Kaila.
Bevan”, N. .l., Oct. ‘tI.—Howard c.
Westluke, aged )4, employed in the Kev
terinus printing house, Philadelphia, while
attending the fair of the E Bard Grubb
Pioneer corps here Saturday night was so
riouely stabbed in the abdomen by Walter
Wynn, aged 15 years, son of Peter Wynn,
superintendent of the boldlers’ National
cemetery. Young Westlahe hsd several
timeaduring the mom- of the fair pinned
pieces of paper on Wynn’s hack, and the
latter finally became so incensed that he
invited Wutlake outsideof the hall, where
a fight ensued, during which the stabbing
took place. Theknife ”muted the how-
chandthedoetor says injuryisofa
serious nature and it become danger-
ons. The boy was pa in the custody
of his father.
The flywheel Exploded.
hm, Mala, Oct. Zl—A large flywheel,
twenty feet in diameter, exploded at the .
powerst‘iouof the Lynn Gas and Ellen.
tric company on Hes-ant stmt Sunday.
Oneaectioo of the wheel went through a
corner at the front end of the building,
tearing outalarp haleiu the brick side
wallandalsoin thereof. The large phee
oi lion wheel struck the wooden building
adjoining. worth; out a section of the side
frame. The other piece of the wheslwnat
out through the its corner, making
another big hole in the brick wall and roof
and wiping out the power station ofla.
Mam hat night supplied byarrssrve ‘
tune. 1's. loan is about um
washinred.
k I: l'alafly Ann-sad Illa ”In.
N”! You, Oct. 2'7.—-'I'he death of James
Killiher,a drunken cigarette maker, wu
atfirataupposedto have been court by
his wife and the woman was arrested. It
now turns out that the man uuarrelad
withhiswife and then went out in the
hall of his home No ilif) Washington
street, and stabbed himself with a table
knife. A neighbors wife was a wituau
Keane
who saw Kelliber return to the room aft. -
cutting himself Before he died he sfl
his wife stabbed him.
0100.000 Ileana .- the new Ira-stern.
Wasnrsoros. Oct. :37. ——'i'he navy depart»
ment is busy in adjusting the accounts of
the Union Iron company, of Son Franciscan
Bertha building of the L nited indium
arSan Francine. The work of allowing
advances on horse power and speedovsr
contract requirements will be comp leted
nutweek. when the Union iron works will ‘
Ins-ire its final payment. amount.“ to ‘ membership to In!
our Ola), mi).
It. Ode a Discover- and ”a,”
8A! anmmn rm :7.
emu-thee settled In» White divorce ease,
giving Ira. Whitt- II IliViii‘I‘P and In“ I"
husband’s property worth wows Heb
swell known lumber man of Mom
county. The suit 1m swan pendiogssv-nl
years, and so inculw of it was the as!»
loan! one of “’brte's witnesses by In ,
White’s brother. .,
To celebrate Thurman's AW
Commons (I. "or. unit. Ii M
prenhlent of the lmqimls club, Chm
writ. that lili'lrwtllvn of fifty mm "
will attend the Thurman anniversary”
at liov. i3. firsrtar John O m
acceptor «invitation to rape-ab
Inst-rest. "The American liars-an,” en
Cetus-ire.
i
There-short train was reads npasd
”Motown"
‘of trade swimwear lie has jest rs»
”hum harm ”that that
uneconomic ”smalls-Isl
The step". ‘
mama-usher:
it by a Newspaper.
Am mannnrsrrors.
A low Yeah learns] lays mwau-
neurone”! Warn Miami-uh.
meander-ammo.»
learned “m of the Inna.
luv Yul, Oct Til-A sprdalto‘l’ha
Herald from Johnatowo. Pa. says: The
great first] at Johnston m on lay
Si, 1”.Itinvolvedthaloasof upwardof
3,” human liv- aad thsdratrnrtioa of
WNW in value of individual property
It left I” survivors hostels. and tamv
milydrstitnte, manyof them crippled
or penetrated by exposure and mm
The sympathy of the civilised world was
aroused by this frightful calamity. and
within afewdayanesrlyiémm waacoo
tributed is money for the relief of these
nefortnnates. Inside-other millions in pro
visions. clothing and antral supplies. Es:
aetiy 03.30.101.37 of this magnificent eonv
trihntioaeflnoneywas given reap-an!
fund. to be diurihnted, without limitation
or restriction. for the imnrediatareliaf of
the sulerern.
ovum “naps ruse.
Of this rest sum the afflicted people were
permitted to receive butflfifl in money.
The remaining sum of 11,00,310 were
varionsk alienated in passing from the
donors to the intended beneficiaries. Near—
ly $150,000 of it was appropriated by the
stategoveroment; mm: were appropri-
ated, without authority, to relieve distre-
isotherpansofrhestate; mono-In»
propristerl to build elegant permanent
bridgeosycarandshaifsfierthsdis—
aster to rcplsce temporary ones prerionsly
provided from this charity fund.
wam cum Howey wear.
Just “0,000 went to purchase new steam
lire engines for the municipality and Mr
one were upended during the present year
in «shunning the buried victims of the
flood. gathering them from the several
burial places in the valley and reburyiog
themin sgrsndeernetery.andother
thousandsare robe paidforamonumut
already ordered. Forty thousand dollars
wassetapart toeetahiishsprrmanent
hospital after all the injured by the flood
had been discharged from medical or surg-
ical are.
An undetermined or unannounced sum
iss rodcfrnytheeost of writr
W .
' log and publishiogahfstory of the great
MLEM which a profwr iothe
University of Pennsylvania is now ere
- used
Pennsylvania's Alleged film.
Othertboussndswm squanderedamong
contractors, superintendents. overseen.
clerks and other dependents and favorites
of thedomtnsnt political party in Penn—
eylvsnia. The mood is ooerepletc with
evidences of maladministrntioa. political
mrnptmn, robbery and johhery weilcal-
enlsrsdro heap disgrace upon rhsrtatsof
Pennsylvania and discourage a similar
demonstration of public generosity should
an occasion for its display ever again on—
fortunately occur.
W Vermin Kain the Question”!
The Herald correspondent claims that
the enttre fund was under the control of
Republicans and that the fund "was
turned to the material advantage of the
adherents of that particular party. and
that the patronage perquisites and profits
derived from the manipulation of the vast
fund turned to the benefit of the [new of
M. ii. Quay and the wriitlciaea who figure
conspicuously in the adairs of the Key»
atone smite. ”
The Herold publishes a four column “r
tack on the commission and gives figuru
to substantiate it» allegations that a law
you of the fund was mismanaged. misapv
[reprinted or actually stolen Further
“revelations" are promised
A Hi; (the ”tribe ”true-ad.
MTsurmL Oct. '37. - The oflciala of the
It. (I. Prick (Toke company will be notified
T‘ueshy by President J. B. Rae,“ the
United Mine Workers of America. that
unless the continuum and others of
the United Workers are reinstated who
have recently been discharged without
anseallthe men in the employ of the
company will he caller-i oat. Them
aryrindayr will be allowed fortheoflr
,dnlsoftieconvpaaylorepiy. If they fail
maccedetothedemndsofthelinited
,line Workers in is prohabiethatw,”
unemployed by the I'rieh company will
haonastrthe thsronghontthseshe region
«View a Intercompoai-may also be
elected by the strike
The W W
Cm rsssfl,0et.11-Paasengrr train
No. 9 on: the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton railroad was delayed by the
freight wrath mr Oxford Thepaarea
gerawere transfmvd toatrsiaenatol
the blockade and carried to ilaarilton.
“m or font stiles
thiasidrofllawiltoa it street a lumber
mwhiehwu hing novel by a switch
«aim. Threw-soloswausrrifir. The
lumhvnsdenrwrva hunched into kind,
dogwood. while Ilia- [metal the «vagina
wa- demolished The paareagrrs warn
thrown violently to the front of the coach,
but roman seriously injured.
The I'M Alla-en m
Enormous, 0., (let 2'3.» I... L Polk. Ira
lineal president of the Farmers' Allis-ea.
airmail rho. canalyalliaaerat the board
rnmdfmnantoar through the statesof
HM banned!!!»
within the near Myrna:
‘0 Im I'm'o m
timeout/i, S. Y. Oat fl,~mb Ila
witt. aged T1,. us well known farmer of this
my minim: mm: Isms.“ Lester.
missed animate timothy by hanging
neuritis Mahala while the family were
staunch new teen subject to ten
jersey alienation.
”or M W In Tina.
flaw I'm, the at, ~Matri¢h J (Firs—a.
mayor of lawn mutinwsrreietaai“
liorse BIIIers
Wemoonatantlyre—
emu” n°'-°-~
purposes.
You will find the I’ll—
BIT OOAOHBBB. the
near loans-rm. the
03qu WORKER
and alto other the
BEST
sane nouns in Fair-
fieid county. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Born. can be suited
8232. All Hos-sea sold
by this establishment
are WARRAITBD.
M. I]. PARSONS.
IIIIIIIII BTBBI Fill.
H A R D W A R E ,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Belling. WBBWBB Ware, Etc
‘09 _....
W. l}. [llllllar
wosrc IIALII BLOCK.
Wall Papers,
Plant and Largest Assortment
in this city.
flue line of Gifts at 9: cents a
doable roll.
lee the combination chair and
step ladder, only 02.00.
Anlora’ .flnterinls.
learned on stretches".
Painting, Paper Hanging and
Ulla-lulu.
L. H. DECKER,
79 WIIIIIIIIII BIIIII,
South N orwalk.
iIIr I’OR’I‘ED ,
While lamle Snap
CBIII‘M
BMIT or,
III-III;
Fall Styles.
hallprduaadoolouof
Still sod Soft flats, Silk lists.
‘sIIsisand Ospathnsh flatsforaenand
loy boys. Num-aflriiatrfornsnst
ai5NAPP’S,
91 Washington 8!.
Particular attention paid to
Firing, Cleaning and Ironing
Stilt flats.
HomerB. Hoyt
Removed
18 Wfll'lll K3111 SIIBBI
SOUTH NORWALK.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Real Estate and House agent General Insuranu
Agency “Fire. Life and Accident. Ocean
Steamship 1‘ickets——Csbln and Strange Drafts
forslaoo upward! and Honey Orders to all parts
0 Run-Inc;i Kotary i’ublxc;y acknowledgements
tinati‘ lrund Ticsezs. Baggage Checked In M
on.
65 Washington Street. lent to Post Oil“.
SOUTH NOIiWA lJK, CT.
Bulls and Slums
__up__..
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
i‘he tiest Goods lor
the Least Money
- — AT—
H. 3. [WWW
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark &- Lane’s Block-
.» mm STREET.
Only 186 a Pound- “N“AE'EWR..BW;:BL¥'§§§:§5£. 3:33.”. :7?
For One Week Only
Hale,
The Drugs-int.
W WBKLYW & SUN,
maniac. B. lllth‘.
51 Washington Street, South Nomadic3
27 flaiu Street Norwalk.
Firm-Clan Balers, UBBKBBWBBBI‘“
And Ice Cresrrn.
Orders Pronptly Attended To.
0 ML" '1. Vi P MIL]!
WAGONS
buggies, Phaeton, tar-ringer,
monies, Spindles, etc.
pm;- to Suit All.
ileum and us Them.
WY TILLY.
Swan II Bushnell,
”fl Warn flan-”t.
mater Ian. ' summer. corn!
far-teal. numfmwraofl. minim...
”“3"“ “Ii-Em ...-.....
Mid
w I. .‘ooucLAs
(in; SHOE CENTFBIHEH.
".Il' . .Ilf itlii' I and \\ aterprnof brain.
.- . - . .iv aml we. :Iflliii ounlliirenf this shoe
I ' ‘ H (In Ilmwnibaii I "It- strum: endures-
‘ ' II I IIIInmuIIln of mm ant weer-I vs.
'Iim‘ "n deserve-II. an rlliifml nod
IIII' .I Itrv n 35m Much c-umnuml- limit.
3 0‘.) Hun I-li‘WO‘I. “'1'". A fine Ialf Mme
um Iv li'vl for an in and durubtli ty.
5;. .39 “no yenr \i' '"W is Iiw tlnhdard rim
not a popularprh
I: I In. Ii'I rum- II Hirer Ia cum-tell! WWII
r: ill" mil Im II farmers. M r.
III I II III: "Ingmar, Hutton and Lace.
”$2 $2 SHOES drills
i’Ll'.
. -. I I I m lIIIIIrIIvemrMa main them superior
. l “I: or III] a
x. I III II. Jill. and if ”We urinnrmsply located
I i . (urn enclosing advert
’ ” it": I.. 'I'i‘r'i'iunas. Buckie-Ila.
John Schaub 8: Son,
lash-gun ltrsat. heath lorwalh. m e-
BIIy of the Manufscturer.
A'I‘ I’IVB flllalt IIVBI.
quum mim-
I” WI-hp. uhmmvmk mural-d
COHE AN” DEE Mil}.
F rank Boylstgm
IIIII
I.III I I favorably mom-Ii sine:- Intnniuced _
SIIIIII flIIIiII
WONG TO-DAY
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15th
THURSDAY. OUT. 16th;
We will exhibit fully
100 Trimmed Hats and BIIIIII
For Fall and Winter lilllnery.
All are cmdlally Invited to attend.
IRS. W. FAWBET'I‘,
8 WATER STREET,
NORWAIIK. . - CONN.
Bennett 8: Husted,
28 lain BIL, 80. Norwalk.
Beats, Fish, Bysmrs,
Fruits, Veuetahles, Poultry, III
or All am. In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND BETAII
ELEM!” a Elm.)
FURNITURE.
GRE_A_T BA____il___GAlNS.__
DAVID STOW
80. MAIN STREET.
UP arm.
IF YOU
JOB
"rumor x \ Vi.\.,:y ,x .gs
PRINTING!
fl]!
Thur will please you
ll Pl'llfl fllIW WBI‘KWBBSWW,
0A”, AT
Till Blllllliillllllifll.
H ' KRIECIER’S
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
MILLINERY STORE.
'BPECIAL iNDUCEMENTS IN
FUR CAPES.
We have purchased a large assortment of Fur Cu and
will offer some at prices for below that of any New Yor house
BLACK RUSSIAN
Also in all the newest Furs.
These Capes are made In lolling Maria. Antoinette collars,
also WIth the long revere collars which are having such a. run
in New York and other large cities.
are advancing from day to day, so it will pay you to cull :st
once and select one of the bargains.
Astraohan 010th Capes in Big Variety.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment of Trimmed Hats for fall wear far excels
anything ever oflered, both In style, finish and prices.
All are invited to inspect our line of
Feathers, Birds, Ribbons, Etc.
HARE.
Mahackemo South
Hotel In E Norwalk,
Block Conn.
TII Bast GIIIls for 1118 Least Money
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE Ol‘
c. 1-1- HarVey
Having the largest stock and It good assortment to make
child s 10- cent shoe to a gent s 353 hoot.
allies In gents’ ladies’ and children 3 shoes A ladies’ fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3 Misses Good School Shoe,
only $1 Children s School Shoes at
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to Show them.
G. H. HARVEY,
A number of speci-
lslrachan FII,WIIl Seal, (“Bil”) Natural Beaver Blanking»:
As 13 well known, furs “
selections from, we we prepared to furmsh everything from a
75 cents. Please cell
'70 North Main St... South Norwallr.
BRIDGI‘rEPORT.
W.B.HALL
ANflTHE. NWBWIKBINB ADDED
PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATION.
F‘ALIJ S’I‘YIJES AILREAI)Y.
new LINES on common cssnmunns.
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TAKE THE ELEVATOR
TAK B CENTRE BTAIRWAY.
f'msrts ('hllurrn' s lists n'ldC'lpii, Buttcrick's l’sttcrrun. Dre“ Form-I. to. in the III
3.“me “a." mom. Perfumery. 80qu Jewelry anmoua. ('nllm: Promotion” “Mari At
”our: in alwroaearelcvator Silas and Velvualn the New Room special Bargains in
ling» Curtains shades and scmnrlumo Newiiaserncn
WW} BBS GWWSB IIIJWBS PI'WBS.
BflfllS Mill SHBES
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES 3
0m- Burch Kid ladies' $9.00 shoes are the linear over odered in South Harwell.
ladiee’ Meir Kid Hand flowed, ladies‘ French turned and write at prion that
will Em you.
A full line of Iadier', Children's and lion‘s Shoes that will pay all to stamina
OLOVER dc OLSEN,
headers in the Boot and Shoe ’l‘rado
in I “WIIr’ AI. in WBEVBBWIE Sentinel
2,700 FEET OF SOLID DRESS GOODS.
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
IIIINDREDS of FRIESII NOVELTIES
Ladies’ Underwear.
W. B. HALL & CO.
Bfixfifiémita. . . .
Norwalk Chronicler