ray-mt to pore. ywtConlawelhlsu.
cures othora,wlll cure you
tincturutn SPEAKS
if: i “The President-elect Addresses
; New York Business Men.
5 talisman atrium. Tim
Although lam-what Embarrassed by an
I’m Tusk. no lllukca a Very
~ Iy-pathotlo Response to tho Toast.
"thermionic or the Unltod states.”
le Yonlt, Nov. lu—Preaideutrelect
Gruvsrcleveland wasoneof tbs honored
- Matthe with annual dinner of the
‘ Chamber otGoninierce held at Delmouico'a.
M were many other honored guests
M including White-law Reid, Chaun-
ceylt. Dcpcw,3ccntary of the Treasury
Foster. Senator Carlisie, Cari Scbura, ea-
Gcrcrnor Campbell, of Ohio; Murat llal»
chutney. Dr. John Hall and Attorney
General Miller.
Hr. Miller responded to the toast. “The
President of tthnltcd States,“ for which
Secretary Bikinis had originally been slated.
Hr. Miller was hardly prepared for the
change. and said he approached the task
adgued him with great dltlidcnce and
really under protest. Continuing. the
attorney general said:
“II. melt of Ike United Staten.”
lamalaoubsrra-sd to the subject which
“handgun!“ no as the toast. Tharo
”than wont. in the twenty years of intimate
autistic-i with President Harrison. toattcmpt
toll-hue 1th character, to catalogue his grea
qualities. to try to determine wherein he wa-
gscatest and wherein he was weakest; butl
harsheeu accustomed to work along side by
ddowith him. each of as trying to acctanpllsh
that which was set before us as VII" task. 1 can
wlysay in a general way that In: . or in all that
SW! years hare I found him to fall below the
exportation which was entertained as to what
he could and would do.
Now as I think of my friend sitting in his
lonelyhoms. watching for the taco that slim,
never fladden his fireside againJvnltitig for the
lootfall that shall never come. listening for th-
voice whose music he shall never again hear. 1
cannot but feel that the best tribute 1 can pay
to him is that of simple. unspoken eympathy,
Secretary Charles Foster also spoke, to
faring at length to treasury department
work, immigration and the recent cholera
scare.
When President Orr introduced l’r.
dentrelect Grover Cleveland there was ion.
applause. Mr. Cleveland spoke as follows:
Ir. Cleveland's Speech.
in. Pnsrnm asn (ins-runes , i an ex-
casdingly gratified by the kindness and warmth
(1 your grouting. lt (loco not auprisc me, how»
"I, for l have seen and felt on more than one
condor: the cordial hospitality and heartincaa
11 those who assemble at the annual dinners of
W Chamber of Commerce. We all barn no
find that many men. when they seek to appear
apedally wise and imprmire, speak of "our
Mus. interests" as manethinz awful and
llyltcrtoua. Ind quite often when a propmitiou
is under discussion its merits are no longer ap-
parent to those whose hair is on end at the vol-
emn suggestion that ”our llusinoas' interests"
are lying in wait with numerous rials of wrath
in complete readiness for those who arrive at
an unaccepted mint-lusion.
I am fortunate in being able to state that my
relation to the Clmmlwr of Commerce of the
state of New York, though merely of a l'vlltlpii~
unitary kind. arising from honorary member-
ship, has so familiarized me with "business in
taste" that 1 no longer regard these words all
naming a bloodthirsty beast. nor do i have
mutually before my mind those children in
the Biblical story who were torn in pieces by
mi- discussing too much at random the
of an anctent prophet.
Not Dreadful Beluga.
It is entirely natural that my familiarity
with business interest». arising from my I'm-in-
ticu ”which I My. referred, alluuld he of a
very Mt sort and free from fear and
Winn, for the nly meetings l have ever
m of the C ber of Commerce have
been precisely such as thk. when the very heat
thing to eat and drink hare been exhaustively
w 1 am boom! to aaytbat on “Isaac
mains. the dreadful beings representing
Hu- intcrsata have been very human in-
lknow yolwfllnot domethevery groutin-
mofluppoaiug that l in the least under-
ruta the importance of the commercial and
hue” interests hero repulse-um, On til--
may. no one appreciates more fully than I
that whiten proper adjuatutent of all intcrv so
aluuld bu maintained, you represent those
which are utterly indispensable to our national
andprcapsrity. [do not believe that
fiyotbarintereats should be obliged to teed
fits-thermal» which fall from the table oi
“maul bollevethat tabla Ihould be
robbsdcfths muting: which are hone-ally
.d fdrly there merely because aunts other
Will Benz-her the Macon )lcu.
ltcotasato this—we arsaiiinterestsds.
in a common pursuit. Our purpom
boron.» to be in our several-pheromw
unto the general fund of DOW prosperity.
tit fund we are all entitled to draw.
perhaps-it equally. but 7 ouch neetri
d M r us
on ouch
All“! «that rcfruin
from cumin
syn-ah ‘
tor the courted" often extruded Io
tboughluiaynotmnisct yin-gun
I'D—Won like this. I shall rememlier wit.
pundit to the friends Ina-is mm: your
”Wand-hall never allow input: to t».
”I. at tho alaira you” wotthiiy bold in
your
[oil ad Depart “peak.
Hon.WhitelawReid spoke briefly. llr
£3. Queer-mu
Call and See Them.
nature 15 um i Iltlfll.
ltllilukertto.
HMO HALL m.
IN THE POLITICAL ARENA.
cabinet. In
United States DistrictAttoruay John B.
Mwhoia ray clean to Ir. llarrlty.
says: “Knowing him as I do, I don't think
these laapoaitlonwlthin the gift of the
president that Mr. Harrity would accept.
Thebestpoaltiouwonldpayhimbut
08,0wayear. ‘
“lie would inevitably relinquish such
post without having profited financial] .
and inasmuch as he is a mpurati y
ycuugmanandhashisiortuns to make,
and considering the rain thathoiacatab—
lishing his lite in a business connection
that will realise him a substantial income.
itiatoomuchotaaacfillestooxpect from
bituthathoshould surrender all this tor
the honor of a cabinet portfolio."
Campbell for the Cabinet.
N W You.Nor. lit—EavGovernor James
E Campbell, of Chlorht a guest ofthe
Hellman House. Being asked if he in-
tended to hecomea rcaident ofNew York,
as reported, he said. "No, not at present.”
Friends of Mr. Campbell say that one rear
sou why he will not settle in New York is
that he expects to more to Washington as
a cabinet minister or as some other impor
tant official under the new administration.
In Inlet-outs at tho-ton.
Tumor, Nov. lli.—-hlany politicians of
botbpartia drewaaigh of relief when it
waaanuouneedthatthe grand jury of the
county had adjourned and indicted no
body for bribery at the polls onelection
day. Half a dozen prominent men—four
Republican and two Democrats-were
charged with the offense.
Boltzhuorer Declared mooted.
Cannons, I’m, Nov. 16.—At ameeting of
the return judges of the Nineteenth con-
greasioual district at York Hon. Frank l1
BeltzhoorcflDem. ), of Cumberland courtly,
was formally declared elected to congress.
He is opposed to an extra session of con.
gross.
Two Sow Ill-later. Nulucd.
Wasnismox. Nov. ill—The president
has appointed William Potter, of Pettnsyb
vauia, United States minister to Italy;
David P. Thompson. of Oregon, United
States minister to Turkey, and Edward C.
Little. of Kansas, United States consul
general at Cairo, Egypt. Mr. Potter is a
manufacturer of oilcloth at. Philadelphia,
a prominent member of the Union League
club and of the common council. Mr.
Thompson Is a leading merchant of Port-
land, 0r. Mr. Little is president of the
RepublicanStatcLeague of Kansaaauda
lawyer of Abilene.
Father Molunger'a Bogus Jewels.
Ptrtsnt'nu. Nov. lG.--'l'he supposed price
Iona jewels and sacred relics owned by the
late Rev, Father Mollinger, and which
played such a prominent part in the thou.
sands of cum performed by the priest, are
bogus. According to .I. J. Wright, Father
Molliuger's carpenter, the jewels are mostly
pieces of colored glass, and the alleged
golden altar is nothing but wood covered
with cheap gilt.
How Jersey Blue Laws Enforced.
Hacstzssacx, Nov. to,-Mrs. Elizabeth
Berry and Garry Storms were brought to
the jail here to serve fourdaye each for rio-
lating the Sunday law. They reside at
Woodclifl, and were arrested on complaint
of Martin J. Myers, a farmer of that place.
who charged than with bushing corn 0n
Sunday. ’
Two Wow-cu Struck.
Berntznu. Pa, Nor. tit—Mrs. Stout.
aged seventy years, and hits. Cole, aged
forty-tire, both of Bath, this county. were
struck by a Lehigh and Lackawnnna train
at Bethlehem junction. Mrs. Stout was
instantly killed. Mrs. Cole had both her
lega cut oil’. She cannot live.
lllllc Cuddlugtou (loos Buck.
NEWARK. X. .l.. Nov. iii-Mrs. Rillir
Coddingtou, the child wifeot Herbert l;
Coddlngton, the alleged firebug cowboy.
haaleft her husband and returned to he:
father.whoao house she and her husband
burned at Trinidad, Colo, when they
elopsd.
Charges Anion Ira. Doc-cu.
Pants, Nor. ld—flaltro Clnuet. Mr.
Edward Parker Deacon’s lawyer, says.
“We have abundant proof that Mn.
Dcaconhaaforaiong time neglected her
children, and that in other respects shots
unfit to have the cusualy of herdanghter."
In. Dr. Pierson and Immoral-u.
Import, Ker. m—Tho liar. Dr. Pierson,
temporary pastor of Spurpuu'a tuber»
naels, has declared that American inter
viewers have atrocioualyllsd about him.
He adds that his belief basalways been
that a pastor-boom immerse.
ra- Noapas-tlaa- w. c. 1'. ll.
(Immune, Nor. ill—Tho opening new
lion of the annual conference of the Non»
partisan Woman's Christian Tern
uniouwuhcldin Association hat. Mrs.
mien J. Pillow,“ Cleveland, the natiumi
president, presided.
The fight a Drawing car-L
le You, Nov. u—Judging from the
applications for acute roe-trod by thsCouey
Island Athletisclub, tbeOoatrl
contest loud-y night will he uatmflm
broomllode—Jl‘ho-asxdllcrsatn.
whitiskaowatoaowtelatymmrdersd
at least twelve wotasa, was hand in
Whit. flow In, more
“Micki-positional).
“DC-whim
i
ahead-gnawing.
ta-ptadtoiowtuhawaahnas.
(tut “he flag-Ilsa valor ”Way.
.wmmwmim
casual sass anneal.”
i‘
“III“!
III. sun. mt: tit not
ltllil.
Wfifiifl
m ,mull‘mi or. suite.
MINLM on
Hittitnygoumss
Elmer Billings’ Letters Read in
Court at Philadelphia.
mwom mm POE (DEW.
Manila-cl Bride-co In Drugglst Topua’
Suit Against Billings and In. Allin
Iolorrow, Alias Countess Betaucuurt.
Thirty-two llllion Dollars out of flight.
Puttinltrnta. Nov. lot—The bearing in
the cascof lira. Anita MoMorrow, better
known as the Countess Mmeourt,who
is charged by William G. Toplis, a German-
town druggiatywith obtaining t‘lfimily false
pntcnaeson the representation that she pow
seared $33,000,000 of Spaniel: bonds, took
place before Magistrate Durham. The
charge of obtaining the money under false
pretcnaeawas dismissal, but the magistrate
held the countess under “.000 hall for
court on the charge of conspiracy.
The allegation of conspiracy was that
the countess and Elmer .\l. Billings,
secretary of the Mercantile Sate Delnmit
Jompauy, of New York, had conspired to
defraud llr. Toplis.
Illa Ileart'a Darling.
To substantiate the charge of conspiracy
letters from Billings to Mrs. Mcllorrow
wereollered in evidence and rem]. They
were filled with love passages. Mr. Bil-
ling» addressed her its his "lit-art's darling"
and in other terms of eudcamn-nt.
The countess came to the timgietrnte's of-
fice accompanied by her husband, John Mc-
Norrow. Drnggist Toplis testified that he
had known her for three years. in St ptem—
her of last year she asked him for a loan.
and showed the witness a package tied
with red and yellow tape and richly dot-0v
rated with red seals. (in the outside of the
package won some writing in Spanish,
which, translated, n-ml:
"Certificates of depurut of ammo» in
gold belonging to Mrs. Anita lit-mucourt
dc McMorrow. After my dentin this rblmllltl
not be opened except by my testamentary
executors, Mr. Henry C. Grant and his ex~
cellrncy, Don Antonin Mnntiiln do Lot-o
Bias, minister of Spain at \I’asliingtou.”
He said that she also showed him npapcr
wutaininga list of American railroad .w-
cnrities valnulat HUJJMIIL she told the
Witness that tillt‘ owned flu-me m‘ttritim.
Toplis wan (premium-vi tormenting his
meeting with llillinpu in New York. and
laid he met Mr. Bit-Morrow and Billings
by arrangement. The countess bud iuv
ducal Toplia to go with the understanding
that "if Mr. Billings likul him he would
Ira to write letters [or Mrs. Me-
llorrow and cut the coupons from her
kinds."
love Lrtte-ra Laughed At.
Then followed the reading of the love
letters which Billings wrou- to the ('uIIIllt'ss
from New York. 'T‘llvcmwdod «purl room
was mumbled with laughter duringtlw
reading, John .\lc.\formw. the husband,
edged close to the magistrates platform
while the contents of the epislles‘ wen-
belugtiivulgrtl. The letters Were of ti...
moat aift-ctiunntc tmture pironllui‘. The
first epistie trawl mus dutnl Aug. IN. ME,
and wan to “My only darlingr Anita."
After letting nfl’ his love llilltngs con-
eludes:
"i am continually having come- to prairie-
aud admire you for your unbounded Inn-
for me. How I would like to but; you and
feel your warm love! i will write you
lgnin. Dollie, thin ot’rtting.
"Your illmer ix true. in his Attila. He
loves you us he low-i no other. What in-
baa is yours. mul number. In line-to. l mu
yours till dmth, litum."
Another letter trail was men more nth-c-
tionate than the first. It Wit: date-l Aug.
'E. IBIL‘, and wat to ".‘Ji only love. my
darling Anita." Illlltll, 1'lli'llf‘l’w‘3 his Ill“
vothm totllc omtntrss at... «aye:
“I leave kin.“ [n Chats mark signifying a
kiss] here for yott.nud will think of you
lovingly till i are you. God bit-m you and
help you to rejoice in the lore of yours and
only yours. Elmer, trut- till death."
The defense protested against the Milling
of the letters. Mr. Iltt‘cllll, honey-er,
argued that they were relevant.
The last witness was tit-urge F. Lewis,
whoauld that Mrs. Mrhlorrow owed him
5,”. lie was in New York several
months ago and Billing» showed him two
unite. in which Mm. Medium kept her
momma lain-is.
Billingaalwtold the witmm that Mrs.
McMorrow'a income was that a day. and
that shown thorichest woman in America.
John Killer ltwca Judge Wet-troll.
Canons. N. J., Nov. lflw—Auothcr mum
damsgeanit has been brought against the
Judge Weatcott. The plaintlfl lsJuhn Mil-
ler, husband of the woman for whose mur
dsr Francis Lingowas tried,and the action
is for slander and defamation of character.
We Army of Independence.
liosnos. Nor. tun-John "almond, l’ar-
nellito II. P. for Waterford city. announces
the intention of l’arnrllitcs to turn an
“army of intirpslulcues"cu lines similar to
those Ipprovcd by thoO'Ctmnellsaud iiutt.
Paterson's Dry Goods Ill-ac.
Parsons, N. J.,ltor. lo.-'i‘hs large dry
gondshoun of Vaudrrroort & fillnglnntht
was destroyed by live. in... Ultimo to
:10,“ Analoctrie light who «need the
re.
Ilo kindled lurch-Ila.
9r. touts. Nor. I‘m-The police are look—
ing for Joesph ”ll-sou" Dixon tlrth. who
has been swindliag msrehauta and friends,
and who disappeared a few days ago.
harem A
motto is flunk-
n’ess, ‘N can.
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
l'rastdoat Irlakl’allo Iotrotary Tracy, at
Ills Haas.
Wasnllorou. Nov. lt—Ilr. ll. 0. Trick.
uhalrmanof the Carnegie Steel corn y.
tailed at the navy department and a
conference with Secretary ‘t’rsoy. The do
lay of the Carnegie company in furnishing,
armor plots for the new warships was dis-
rulasd. but tbemost important part of the
lounnatlon related to the enlargement d
the Carnegie phat.
Secretary Tracy has been anxious for the
company to enlarge their plant for some
time, and Mr. Frick informed the my
that thscouipany had decided to do this.
The company, he said. would anon begin
the desired improvcmcntn They would
enlarge their door apace,seeurc newlin-
thiucryand otherwise improve theirworka,
M) as to be able to promptly fulfill their
contracts. Mr. Prick said the , y
in now recovering from the recent strike.
(lo-para' Appeal for Aid.
him You, Nor. ia—President Gum-
9ers, of the American Federation of Labor.
iaa iaauedaoircular appeallug for finan-
cial aid and moral sympathy for the Home-
Mad strikers. Mr. Gompcra says it. has
been dedded by the Amalgamated amo-
ciation, the representatives of the men.
and the executive council of the American
Federation of Labor to designate Tuesday,
Dec. id. as ilomestead day, and he calls
upon the wage workers to make a con-
tributiou of a portion of their earnings
of that day to aid the struggling Home-
steadera in their contest to defend them-
selves before the courts.
Old Men Preferred. Provided-—
limvsn Fans, Pa. .‘or. iti—Notices
were posted in the Carnegie mills stating
that applications for work would be rt»
ccived until Saturday and that The old men
are prefermi. provided they make applica-
tion as individuals.
Murder at Homestead.
I'l'trsnt'tm, Nor. lti.—~0tte nonunimiist
shot and almost instantly kiilrd another in
a bunk home of the (Tanirgie Steel works
at lionirstcntl. The tnuniorc-r is Maui New-
man and the name of his victim Patrick
(‘oyim
The Connecticut llglalaturo.
llam’ronn, Nov. lit—Both senate and
houw were in session Tumlny. each com»
log in at l p. m. The fit‘llfllt' was in nexsion
not more than live minutes. and adjourned
until The. 5 at l p. tn. The house ad-
journml until Jan. 3. lion. John
P. "only said in the house that on
May it be had introduced a n-solutionre
lntiug ton change in the constitution to
gartliug the election of state unison. That
rewlution had been referred to the house
committee on amendments to the constitu‘
lion and the committee had not yet repen—
ed. He moved that the minimum be dis—
chargul from further ctmsideratlou of the
retaliation. S. 0. liriawold, of Windsor.
moved to table the motion, The yen» and
trays were called for, and the motion to
table was carried by 112 to ill, the lirpulr
limits voting in the affirmative and the
Democrats in thy nutritive.
'l’bo Brutus-rd Will Content.
Mitinhflows’. Conn, Nor. iii—The env-
of Mrs. George 1’. Hart, of New York. who
in trying to btmk the will of her [lulu r, the
late Erastus iiruint-rtl. of Portland, islnu
fore the superior rout-t. The petitinlt
claims that the will premarital was not the
last will of Bra-3w.»- limim rul; thin undue
influence was used to ban- tum llmiu' this
one, and that said lituiurrtl wm nut in his
right mind when it was made.
’l’hc Whittier Ilnmcatcnl Sold.
ilavnnmu. Mass, Nor. mimics li.
Carleton. one of ilurerhili‘n umithy citi-
zens. has purchased a port ion of the “'hib
tier homestead in East parish. The pur-
rltuc include» the house and loud mound
it. [list understand that Mr, (‘arletm will
present the boniestemi to the city oi "iu'cr
hill with such conditions its will canw it to
remain a memorial of John (irrvuieuf
Whittier forever.
Holler-ultra Dialrlet \‘ueunt.
Jiltslll' CITY. Nov. iii-The dmth of
Congressman Edward F. McDonald learn;
the Serentb district without a rrprmnta-
tire. It is semiothcially announced that
Governor Abbe“ will letcongrrss till the
vacancy. The object is to save the $19,111)
which the special election would cost.
Ila-barre Collector lib-rt.
llaustruu, N. Y., Sov. to.~—lt in reported
that Marcus A. Schwert. town collector, or
short in his account:- between 615,!!!) and
Item lle bu fled. Deputy Sheriff
George Sober took charge of Schvu-rt's
shoe store, Where Icvcntydlvc centa waaall
the money found.
Colonel Jack “In. Riot.
East 9!. Louis. Nov. Iu—Colonsl Jack
Chitin, the famous Kentucky hum-luau
and starter, was shot through the lwad on
the race track by china 1). D. Anthony.
China was advancing upon the odiou- with
a knife when the latter tired. China may
mm.
loll-lore rather Eighty-In.
Castor. (1.3m. til-William McKlnv
Icy, Bu. father of Major McKinley. eel
Mbiaeight 4"“: birthday here. A
large number people were presuma-
cludiug the governor and wife.
atoll... OloIah ital-ad.
Homunr. Nor. low-At a count!»
held here I. L. Patina and W. M. Comp
ton, hotoh‘illallaa mu. were chosen
speaks: house pruidentotthe
mommy.
0-. Iain. M “pit-00d.
WW, liar. tux—About latelerka
done; one... their ’1, .
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as it is
Purest and Best.
flakes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Eadi
kagc makes two large fies. Avoid
’tationswand insist on having lb:
NONE SUCH brani.
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,' RANGES.
. .s‘roves.
TIN WYAIRE
Hunting it all its tranche
FllllSlllcll PlllIBEllS SUPPLIES
% T. S. llllNAlllSflN,
South Norwalk. '5
It tudhtry 8t, listen, Hm.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Boots.
AND
llEl’llSlT Villllli 0F Ill lilllllS.
Tit- lint 8am in the World.
ISM” in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
50 cold in Lynn. lute" since that. great fire.
whemwof our safes were solder-ml to intense
heat. preserving their mntenta.
CHAMFTON RECORD also in the Great
Chicago Fire in lll'il. in the Great Baton Fire
in m: and in all the great tires since. él n
for. two are All!!!“ wanted. s3 lilm
imVINGSEuUREn
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
“'0 now oli'er them
f- »r sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. Thom: lots
comprisv tho Choices!
Lil‘illlilll in, the City
limits, within ll) min
utcs’ walk ll'tllll the-
(lcpot, with good side-
walks d” the way, and
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these oil'or-
ed, either for To union
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars en.
quireof’
JOHN IIINDS,
0n the premises. or
CHRISTIAN SWIBTZ.
83 Washington St, at the office
‘of the Old Well Clear 00.
in the very llt'ttl‘l of
Put down intho heat aim
the lowest price»
GRADING,
sunnmc,‘
Excivumt
“mail” 3808.
Bid and—"Reliable
DAILY DIRECT ..
Freight Line.
NEW YORK
80th N‘orwalk,
Norwalk.
THE PTTOPELLERS
city of “liarwalk
EAGLE
Will have i’irr :3. If. it" ii kt .
New York. at 3 p. m. ‘ cc nan "me”,
Leave Somali; 5 p. “2.; South Norwalk 6:3)
p. m.
i'ro-uht rm vitwi t'rr. u I :l. m. to 3 p. m.
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