‘ Fire, (Life
metronome ............:uo
,, _ mesa , LOCKWO
one
400
and Accident
lib- 280llth Main street.
nit-wean '
lit-earner at the Vernal- w ~
. g. H mm who (or
, .pavtiweatyye‘arehaaheldnndhputed
awaymthededn‘wmdowneroleham-
pinnilhgrecbtetmmtweatytotlnrty
firtnrthrreeboute, it. like Ala-odor,
w,
, lite model from which, within
"‘ ” eighteen months a yeebt,or
manpoperlyepeakingelaunch.willhe
built. liexpeetatieneereverilleditwill
mummmhotechamfioninhuclaae
flanyotthewhitowingedmtm which
have will renown and prince for the
_Mtrsouthxorwalk-nndgeport pat-
ron of the apart which laecinatee the
meetemineritodmai. ~-
CommodoreBun-itt’elateetpmdnction
intheyachtinglineienotthereaultoia
“ whim.norhaeitheen bornof a eimple
dairctoaeewhethecoulddointheway
ofaeteamcrat’t. Formeralyeanhehas,
Hmknowntohieinmateabeen consider-
”fingthemetteroftuminghieattentionto
~ateempropelledyachte, and her cloeely
:ihidiedallolthemcetauccedulideoaot
olhjduignera. Wheuhc' had fully in-
veatigatedthe aubject he went to work
atamodeland with characterietic per-
eiatence kept at it nutilhe haeiaahioned
theminiaturcofa launch which, when
putintoptacticdehamgiveapromieeoi
doingeurprieing thinga. The model it
conetructednpon linerindiceting great
epced,aewillbeeeen what the proper-
tinneolthehoat whichbe he. in view
are known. The launch will he titty
feetinlength overall, eightfeet beam
andadronghtol three and a heltfeet
amidehipa. she will-be open an that
theremayhenotbingon deck to celeb
thewindand retard her prunes. and
ellpomihleepecewillbegivenuptothe
machinery.
In thin boat Commodore Burritt in-
teutbtoput the meet powerinl engine
mplacedinahcatotthceemedimen—
lions. The boiler will heetleeet.of
twenty-live hoempower and it he tinda
it feuibieatlnrtphoraepowerboilerwill
hen-ed. With helcrmerateampowev
and an equally mpahie engine, heexpecte
tomaintainamaximnmepcedoiatleaet
twutyotwomilman hour. With thirty
hermpowu' be hwillingtowag'erodib
thatthelauwhwili cleave fliewateret
a apeed, when pin-lied, ct twenty-live
(bullied? Drrrittwill not noweay
wkattype engineer hewilluee.
lulileownmlnd,howev¢, matterie
WW1” hahclilvotlmtaome
ofthepaoplewhohavaeeen iaeteteem
”will opm thdr eyeewhen they
oh‘e'ervehlahtencunceptinnteketengi-
hierhepe.
Itwlh of center be necerrary where
“Wmiemedineboat
olthedimgneioneglvmtobnildtberee—
eel. Wi‘tiideatoeeouring theutmoet
men. The he willhe or
f _ new or W cedar
‘_' andthedeckol white pine.
minimum-mustan-
«ugh-unbound andthe'ribawlllbe
M an cluee together ea pc-ihle.
E iothwpreceuticnwillbetelento
w berto reriatthe vibratioudueto
the atrainwhhh willlallupon
herwhenrnnnlngatiullepeed.
[RIGHTS 0? I030.»
heteaaatleettageltbe‘nalhue
Inflewiavae.
mm: FLYEB. m“
_. . ”mu-roads!“
" ‘ Ire arm nerve:
rr'erm 'nrw ‘
”teen-a lane at "out.
are m.
Wihii‘fea‘n‘mentibn a
higherinthlaconntrythania England.
lithe
“”5“.“an Inmplylwouldetatethatlknowolno
time ‘ fthat yearnedthe preeeut
”new” in the United State-
havencthemhighrr than inlegiand.
Americahaealwayaglvenhu working-
men" wager the any of the
foreign connivin- have given their‘a.
lvereinee the laboring cleave of thi-
country havebeen working under pro-
tection, which in about twmty yearn,
theirwegeehaveheenincreaeedlittleby
littlenntilatthe praent day they are
fully double thcee paidin treetrade Ergo
laud;endyet"Citiaen" claim that the
muntry. nun hntrne, whyie it that
in the peat year, under such teritl, (our-
men manufacturers of England have
moved their works to thie country? One
of these manufactoriee now furnithea
employment for nearly 500 Americana;
another between 300 end 400, and etill
another about 350.
Now, if the prevent tariii did not exist
the 1,150 people employed in theae lor-
eign menuiecmrice which have come to
thie country, would no doubt be idle. I
cannot ace, in the light of there .lecte.
how'the present tariil is detrimental to
the industrial interest- of this country.
“Citizen" also asks what inferencee I
draw from the relation of tarifl
and wages. In reply ‘ to thin
question, I would etete that under
the present tarill the laboring men at
this country have bud more work.
Therefore wages amount to more at the
end of the year. I! we were to have a
low arid“. the benefits which the Ameri-
can lehoringmen now get would go to
the laboring men of inetrade England.
Under the pment high tarill' foreign
manufacturers cannot export their pro-
ducte to this country at the prince which
the Amencen manufacturere can roll
them at, Under theee conditione oi ni-
fun the industrial intereete oi England
are injured; whereas. on the other
hand. the inductrial inter-ta of the Unit—
ed sure- would be injured il-the ml
hrifl'didnotexiet. Ahixhtarjfmeana
that good: that would otherwise he made
in Englandaretobemadein this coun—
try, and goods made in thieconntry
means thatthewegee areto hemadein
this country. That in the relation of the
taril! and wages.
in "Citizen’e" communication he aek-
ed how two wellvknown menuiacturere
ehould vote when they claim that the
present thrill injurea their bueinu. In
reply I would like to ark “Citizen" how
llr. Glover, a prominent manulecturer
of Gloveraville. N. Y., abould vote when
he announces that the present high tariti
hat greatly improved hi barium. How,
‘00. should Florieh Groajeran. proprietor
of an immenee manufacturing eatahlieh.
ment on Long Inland rote,when hit heel.
here has been gnatly benefited under
the lieKinley bill ? Then, again, how
ehould the proprietore of manniactoriea
in South Norwalk, now operating with
great pro-parity under the McKinley hill
(numbering about forty). vote atthe polio
next month? Wall”.
00“] lBlls HOME“).
A Grant Par-aloe! the Knighta a! coin--
bue at In Haven.
The membere of Catholic Union Coun~
oil, of Norwalk. who wenttoNew Haven
yeeterday to attend the Knight oi Co
lumber celebration. report a llratnciare
time, and any the event wee a great one.
live thou-ed viaitore from all over the
atete marched in the big parade and w.-
000 crowded the eidewelhe and gaaed at
the dlaplay.
IajorTimothyF.0allahen.thegrand
mavehal oi thedayaeve the order to
march-horny alter lilo’cbcb.and the
large procure proceeded out oi the
northgeteetthegreenendwheeledlnto
Elmweet. MWflun,withaplu
tunnel? twenty or “new Revea'eg’pollce,
Btamlordandl‘lnnerywaeattbehead.
Then came Grand larvbal Callahan,
, natuateden aadron m. mutual
am» new harmoni- "r.
lirennan. Jllll- E. Beavey and aw.
DunnJollowed-ndlbeneameannmher
zzwunuwmmu.,...:.......,
rummage-omitting» W
‘ immfimlhmm... mo
llotuxteofimulifieinvireet......... 1,000 ,, ‘
iletellelt‘lElmwoodavonue......... 1,000 " V’ ~ i 1
Stock of the WW Buildinghenkot New York. “ .
OD,
llllltlS’llF THE Town. ,
I
neurance. .
earthen-ounce
warren I! run mam
w-nuemrooe. carom-s. *
1 I ‘ .
re. m current ea he rare-e an
o.- the car- mr Might—Ila
run Highly Wm
AttentionPaldbllhunatatla.
'Tbelightaclthe City olflonth Nor-
walklllecuaeWorh-wlnbe started (or
theflnttimeto-night. Thetahotthe
machineryattheetatiuihevebevnvery
mtietaetury,andileverythingworh an
wellelougthewireewhnthecnrrent ie
turnedon.thecommlnioneraend tboae
whohaveheen‘flirectly cuinected with
theconetructiouol the plant, will feel
greatlyeieted. lthaepemd thatthcre
willhefrhtioneendminor troublee. no
thettheburning oi the light- height
audloralewnightatocomewill he re-
gerdedaeonlyetatofmeefiiciencyol
theplant. . -
Neity’econtrgnt with the Norwelk
andSouthNorwalhElectriclight com-
ycxpiredfleptemherfl. Aneflort
waamadetogetthecity worka in run-
ningorderbythat time. But owing to
eeveralannoyingdelayait weaimpoeeh
bhtodoeowouaequentlyitwaa deemed
advisable to give more timeendettentinn
tothe minor detaile,orhniahingtouchee
oltheplunt,witha view to better eer-
viceintheend.
Chautauqua lialou Entertainment.
The Chautauqua Union will give an
entertainmmt in the Congregational
church, Tuesday evening, to which all
interestedere invited, no admission being
charged. Rev. B. S. Pardington, D. D.,
at Brooklyn, will deliver an eddies, and
A. 8. Gibeon haeconeentcd to preside
at the organ noun. liann,of New
Haven, are well-known tenor. will ring
threemlectione. Following is the pro
gramme:
0venure.“A Night in Granada"
Fugue in 6 Minor, Book 4. No. 7.....J. S. Bach
"March of the Incl Kluge" ... . ..T. Dnhoie
min snatainedhhniglti nae-W the chin-
“lt is Inongh" (nun) ........... Hendeleeohn
Mr. Mann.
"l'heTournernent at M" 0p. 12. No.
1: .......................... .J. I. lama. Jr.
Addreaa, ”The Evolution oi Chautauqua“
Dr. Perdingtoa.
intermeaao fllnionlce. iron: “Cavallevla
Earthen" ........................ W
... . Rum!
owl'heAara"..............
b“lchHebechh"....................... .Grleg
llr. Menu.
Nuplla) March. Op. 3.1%). l .......... Gullmant
A Large Audie-u Delighted.
The coey chapel oi the Springwood
Union society was most tuateiully deco-
rated last evening and crowded with an
audience that listened with delight to n
well-rendered musical and literary enter-
tainment. Following was the programme:
Piano Duett. ‘
Hines Kate Hannah and Bertha Adeline
Solo.
Dnett.
an- boulee Abandroth and Henry 'l'llly.
Bendix.
Solo.
Fred Force.
“113.3. bench.
Illa. ?. 8. Lyon. Jr.
Piano Solo.
lire Anna 8. Dunning.
Trier-Violin, comet and
Richard Abendroth. Henry Tilly and Mrs.
Tilly.
At the conclueion oi the programme
cakeandcream were acid. a good ram
being realined. The Bpringwood miev
eionhaadonemuchgood work for that
aeolian o! the town and deeuvee the en-
couragement of our cltlnena.
Baa-er lulu-r I. Bari-award.
The member: of the varioue marching
cluhe will aeeemble at Republican head-
quartere at 7:” tonight to form (or the
torchlight parade. As previously given
the line of march will be from lialn
etrect to Weahington. tospflnl. to West.
tolnwe,to Bonnie. to Ely avenue. to
Wood, to Concord, to lain atreet, to
headquartera The banner-raking will
ukuptmnflevinewood. Whoa
the line oi march are reapectiully re-
queetthodecoratethdr d . Aa
u» Wholly-it in «a York.
”who: each comm ehould
be in line. The parade will alert ethic,
MU“ , . ”A!
" ‘mnitmmuiu.’
{bellman-eh Ann-amu- laid
YWeel-ewteh.
. b
”more:
theherfieinend
THE EPWAL ODNVDITION‘.
A: m nanny Pal to in. literal-at
Irvin!!! W '
Ba‘rnmun. Oct. m—d'he adoption by
. on I'll _
E“ «thehouaeothl‘eliope andho-e . ‘
ctthe mural convention oi the
tent commandment an
ad to the liturgical milieu W in
“N "w Witch it“ been Wiener
pnatiiiteeuyeen’.“ f’" " ‘ ' ‘
Almcet the entire time at thiaccnvaltton
baa been devoted tothe cvnaldnrntion of the
ropoeed changes in the Book at Cavemen
yer, and the Lot change euhlnlttnd by
theNevr York corn notion of Imowaa
upon today by the deputies. lnthrecln-
ltancea this body hae diaered mt:
“ebony, adqning one resolution w
Kahuna triennial! and rejecting twowhich
e brahope wceptnd.
in the first named care, in which the
donation accepted revolution 80. on, pro-
viding for the anlntitutlcn of pealnlNo.
ID tor penhn No. M in Good Friday eel-rice.
the Nahum concurred. On one oi the
other; wli: »_. t‘xe’deputiee rejected rennin.
lion No. 37. which the bishops accepted,
the bishops neliol the lfipointment of a
committeeonconicrence The resolution
which they were appointed to consider pro-
i'illml for the addition of three prayers to
Ihc burial service.
The biahope’ representatives explained to
the deputiee it true explained in commit-
tee that the adoption meant simply the ad‘
dition oi three prayers to the number from
which to oelcct. The lumen of deputies t_hen
reconsidered their action. and although
conaidemble opponitirm was manifested to
the adoption of the resolution it was
finally adopted. the vote by dioceses being:
Clergy-Ayes, in; trays, ll; divided, 9.
laity~Aye.e. 31; naya, ls; divided, {
No commission 01 conference was asked
by the bifibupo u mimic“ No. ‘34.
which thetleputicsm minded. This may
olution wartime! by the hilure of the two
houses to unite. llllc or two minor mllt‘lfi
remain to be adjusted. but the whole mut-
tcr cl liturgical revision is pmcticully
endml. and it is prctlicml that there will he
no more such legislation for the next. hun-
dred yours.
LIZZIE BORDER MALIGN ED.
The Boole! Glob. Apologize» [or In Seu-
eatlonfil Billtlllcnlo.
Button, Oct. l2."l'be Globe publisheenn
editorial apology [or its publication of the
statement in the Borden ewe. . it says:
"The Globe {role it a plain duty at an
honest newspaper to state that it has been
grinvnusly misled in the Linie Borden case.
it published on Monday a communication
that it believed to be true evidence. Among
all the impositions which newspapcre have
euflered this was unparalleled in its air
touts-hing mmpletenrm and irresistible
launibility. Judging from what. we haul
card, it imp“ amt ulIr n-nclr-rs- :ze stmngly
Is it lllt'. 'l'rw iilntm, Mime ul [leis remark
ably Eugene. 75‘ and viiutriiufly mutrivul
story is l..l.:tl‘llvh'tlly based on inure, no
litter i'. ,: . .il .~'
“'1 H u (an i' in .. tv‘n that much
oi i: . .. -. ~. lL"'-t-: simulxl have been
K,ll!xl|>..t’. .imiiruin». lit-in; time uni-Kiwi.
it!“ {nir‘nl' “(if lllltlt'll in lln- terrible .liul‘“
tit-r...» u: '1“ . Muir iiunl. 1: Sn {urine il in
inn .' ‘ r .~
lath
:nrr-pnir “may; we err-tiny
‘lHI' 11v~..i~_ . -...| lrrrmr
3:} iur t: r n. .zm..::l alive»
.. m Jinn. .._ .' .muor m u Woman. and [or
:mg. injuhlll’t' the publication oi Monthly
inllis-E-dupunlmr. And tho dilute sincere
riveting) in hereby tendered to Mr. John V.
Mnret- nntl any other persons to whom th
pullllutllull did an injustice." -
In. Btu) hrlcl'e Claw.
“'ASIIKXGIUS, Uct. IS.——The attention oi
Secretary 0! State Foster wee called to n
London diaputch in regard to an article
written by Mr. Stead in hehall of Mn.
Mnyliricl. The mercury raid that he
would at once telegraph the United States
Consul atone (tape oi Good Hope, directing
him to investigate the correctnera ol the
amtemeut that Henry Wilann made a
deathbed contention tlmt he and a woman
other than Mra. Mayhrieh admlnletcrul
the anionic that canard Mr. Maybrick’e
death. Pending theconeul’a reply them
rotary said that the departnwnt would
take no action in the matter. The recre-
tury intimated that if the detriment wee
true the department would take steps to
have the care properly brought before the
attention of the linglieh nuclei» andro-
queat that live. Mayhrick be diacliargul.
A Canadian outrage.
Mtlh'TltliltL Oct. l2.~Colonei Nichol-re
Smith, the American eonaul at Three
Rivera, in confined to his bed with a revere
cold an the result oi expoeune through hev~
lug the window. oi hie houiie broken by in‘
dignant citieeua incense- oi hie own-ping
mudcrnuutl-m oi the sanitary condition of
the town. Colonel rimlllr elated that he
had made an nlllclul report oi what had
taken place to the Wauhlugton euthorltlee.
Chleege (tote All the nt- Thin-t.
ClllCMm, Oct. l2.-Chlcago unlverelty ie
whuvetbelergeetaudmuet powerful tale
room In ihewovld. Theobjmm which
will be nudebyAlmfiOlavkmt Cam
in diameter. The teleaeopr leagilt iron)
GhatteaT. Yerheeand uncommonly "
1. mitten.
Breanne, Oct. lb—J‘bere wm‘thlrtcen
treehceaeeoteholere, three deatheeml m
burlala. in the Willa It pathnta are
being treated. The olieiat mart
thattharehave been altogether "Mame
oleholeveln thedtyand inseam
I... I"! Feel II lie-Ida
New You. (let. Its-The Weetera Trela
tic annotation math. couldn't“ a
quorum and had tom M lingo
Muted (leap Gould'eeutainona toattend.
Thin Make up the Wine.
Allin-hone
other when...“
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GlonlflflllW
.Mam.wllihelortrlre-Inehea _
M5
New York's Celebration a Mer-
‘ vein! Fiery Magnificent. ,
rid-ed by Archblahop Catrina-Aa-
Olhlr Brilliant Display of Firework!-
tha Big Bridgw-‘I'oday'e Rage-ht.
New Your, Oct li—The number oivia-
iton attending the celebration of the 400th
anniveraary oi the directory at Amerlcn
taruceed that which attended the centen-
nial violation. A conservative estimate
[dance the number of ndditionel vieitora
During the‘pyroteuhuic exhibition on the
Brooklyn bridge lent night in eorm- of the
etre’eta such a mahing and thronging wee
never before witneeaed. The house tops for
milea were crowded with eager spectator-a.
South atnct was impeccable for a distance
0‘ two mile-a, no deuce Whit the throng.
wflr. and Mn. Cleveland trimmed! the
naval parade yeeterdny from the deck of
hit-.Bcnrdict's steam yacht Oneida. The
yacht anchored on Bust 'l‘vyontyeixth
“not. Mr. Cleveland wore a yachting suit
andcap Mn. Cleveland walked up and
down the deck oi tho craft lookingvery
him
The climax totheneval paradewaea
Srlbnte to General Grant. W t the navel
committee's boat with the vice president,
Governor Flower and its other distiir
guiahed gun: a uhmnl turned the buoy and
penned the warships on its homewurd trip
the signal to mime wmt given. and the (‘w
lurnbinu navel mgr-nut closed with the
column of the great guns reverberating
round the. tomb of the silent Grant.
The Display at Firework);
Tlmdispluy oi tin-works thou: the Bruokv
lyn bridge lust evening began at Kzttlo‘clock.
The big spam won one immense arch of tire.
As curly an 03:31) o’clock crowds began to
gather along the Elm river from. and the
We lrom Brondwuy to the river were
crowded with men, women uml children,
Illlwhingtu-mrdthebridge audeileeoh-
lngenmc point of vantage {nun which to
view the pyrotechnic display.
Exactly at 8:3) o'chlck, the bridge hav'mg
been cloud to trutl'tu. a small Niagara oi
lire, acernnpauled by the erplunnm oi im—
meme bomb, was let loose {mm the bridge
and tell in a sheet of liquid tire l-tu feet to
therivcrbelmv. Then with another roar
of bomhe each torn-r became it mum at
light. mulled by immense ennsol mix»
bow colon, which aired u. radiance over the
river iar below and above the sister cities.
I ntnpseutol darkness. nuclthcntur up
in the air a epiral oi flame written! manni-
iug toward the atom ll. burst and lhvm
hung u lantern u! many colors swaying
bully in the still ntnionpherv, but moving
not from its position directly over the
bridge. Again and again were small balls
0! fire allot forth into space. Nicholle up
parrntly going a little higher llnm its pred-
ecessor, and then bursting lul‘ili llliu a
myriad oi tiny Mara, with about ing it null-in
cut Culm‘ me” it tell in graceful Cilfl't'alw
wan! the river. -
Those peculiar combinations of many
calmed lire known he (hr Jnmnm bum-vi
era vrere tired from huge “infinite, the lights
changing on they fell, looking like huge
willow tires of tin. Uthcr i‘llilllllllflllflnrt
ol' the were sent high up into thr- uir. only
to burst and tillilll‘t‘l’ the grout iron apiln
2:)? myriude oi stare, reel: at u dilien-nt
r
Art the city clocks atmck 9 o’clock then-
wae a roar oi bursting bullllnl, a shower at
aparkn and a tuna: terrific mmlllng of
atwn whistles 1mm all sort» oi steam emit
inbcththe ideal and North rirem. lluth
rivers oi the bridge were illuminated. and
or a tow moments the bridge.- reaemblui a
ecene from me lantern», and it net-med
nail penilruonium was let loose on the
water.
From then until nearly ll o'clock the
bridge was one blaze of light. showing all
the time known in the pyrotechnic art.
when with one inst flight oi rockets, a
ehowcr of at"! and a burning ui bombs
thediepiayoi tlrewnrha on the Brooklyn
bridge waaendrd. The bridge wan ngniu
thrown open to travel, the crowds wandered
homewnrtl and the down town dielrict once
more maimed lte usual midnight aspect.
The Catholic linoletloa Parade.
Amid another blaze of illuminated glory
the parade oi the United (‘atholic sock-tire
took place lent night.nnd wee whom-d
by grout througa oi New Yorkers and tens:
oithournmleo! mum. Mormon equate
and Union aquaro. where the rmwtla were
WJoohed like Irctioun oi inlrylaml.
The numerous town in them.» never had
dependi [rum their brunette» hunmndn
0‘ 0N lantern». the raya from which
caet averlegated glow on the steady stream
0‘ lg moving under them.
were 26,000 memheva oi vcrluul
line. moat ct whom
' whether- white,
‘blue.
Ant ‘ lain-lye! urea moved down
Plflh‘ rthe eight preeented when
39““ ‘ am Medium urinate
Wild one. It mthedaeilmyrlndn
oi willohthe-wtepa were hiding rue-l revel
in the metropoue' meet art-womb than
cit-£33m”
Corrigaa reviewed the parade
trove the eiand at the Worth monument in
ledleou agitate. {With him were
O’I'errell, cl rm, and McDonnell. at
Brooklyn. In?" Daly and U‘llrlm. John
D. Chm-tine, . J. llouohoe and «here.
They remitted till the wholeperede bud
Tedey'e‘ event wee the grand military
parade which atartad item the Battery
“hi-drain; ltwaea trove
are. Thb evening the grand illuminated
hiatovtcal street pageant taken place.
WM invade.
pewter-being lailne
tremoeeeed tothe etherea- brillhntly
We! apne-
u CLOTHIERS. ,
p p . um lair sum, ,. 8nd nun ‘
rec run: run: my monarch , ,
”Yflwwflflwwmmm‘hmathfifi
way. .ltletbeleehloael'talkci mmmmm wantehettereuerenteethantha
mummmqummr‘ “more eye-tell theme! our
‘ pooh-rim
promleetoheaatiailedwiththeverdicewhateverltmeybe. . ~
WW mum V
that have arrived in town tudny it 100,000.“ _
taele, worth traveling hundrede ot'ialtea to ‘
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