. ~ . ldltoe and grandeur
OI sane-31mm»
. prepaid: Oneinontblilczthvee
amusemm.m
aewihori.’ "line-elite have“
I lit Warblnntonetreet.
W telephone call. 8-5. Branch
Wall etveet. Norwalkztalephona
£11038 ahould in Ill caeea be
VII ammo mum
lam Nona“ Con.
W
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ll. l393.
I! there in to be any reliance put on
cerreut report, and we believe there in,
. there ll going to be quite a lively railroad
w, in which the New York, New
Haven and Hartford company will lock
w with the New England in a bottle
in! which it " will have an an ally
the Inhlxh Valley road. The idea
Ina been entertained for some time that
the New England road would make an
_ "alliance with the Lebigh Valley for a
through line from Boston to the Went
W the Poughkeepeie bridge.‘ The
‘ Imitation! went so far that Mr. Mc-
Ined made one or two tripe
. go'vertho Lehigh Valley road at the eo-
Ildhtion of the officers of the company.
The [high Valley people expect to put a
large amount of coal territory tributary
to the New Haven road. The traffic con-
tractileaid to be exceedingly liberal on
thiepeint. It ie expected, too, that the
New Haven company will contribute
freight to pointe on the Lehigh Valley’s
line aa far went as Buffalo. The contract
ll! uhltcbepvery good thing for the
Winnie! concerned and a very bad
“for all other companion, an it etili
I contracta the railroad eyetein of
“New England etaue.
M
v
‘ hmting on thepolitical reaction
M in the last elections, frequent
w to Ida of the expression, "inde-
IW Democrats," to indicate the vote
”all“. The fact in it la the independ.
”eater, and not the mute», who u
w factor in the regulation and
avatralotpubiic attain. Bea-Dame.
mm hem beet give exprreaion to
(“Wand will, by voting with that
my. and aRehnblican when that party
w him. Thomaa Jefferson
Walton) of logic and truth into
“reliance, when he said, “error of
We“ do no harm eo longae rea-
la free to combat it." Reaaon in
in walled on Tueedey. Error domi-
nant» the preceding election. Reaaon
w. alter a bitter experience. 13
”y rare to prevail long enough to
, retract eaoha political mistake an giv-
utheeoatrol of the government to the
Wparty upon each an iaeueaa
it made year ago. When every
“with votevupon patriotic prin-
.fl-ead a proper coneideratioua f hie
m literate, there will he no fur-
h“ for thopolitioal demeanor.
he divorce care of Ira. lockwood ve.
lever Lockwood. which wee decided
I‘M by In; lockwood obtaining
. W divorce and alimony, pro-
“concentration. though euch a
W of their marriage relalione
W not unexpected. Public opinion la
ianlaeae upon the tighter pro:
of Jim. but comm rem
W la the only coorae
I-ibl relatloaa are oucoageniai
W. The citation of blame
at“ iieelf. aa a general rule, to the
I m. though in wine eater num-
Ie not known to warrant the
We in theeapreevioa of peb-
Wee. In thi- caae the evidm
in court left no other courae
m Murmhekwoodae
W
“Walthelvoinaa'e
‘ ‘ Unload Connec-
area-mum em a. in-
radio...
roe
email? mm
W
Plastic
svove LINING
A sum '03 "RIBBICK.
Sclloiwalkllanlivamto.
I 42.00% lain Strict.
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BESTIIIIITIIIII I8 IIIIIiEII
Secretary Gresham’e Views on
the Hawaiian Matter.
WOULD BE-BITHROIE m OUR].
The numbered Irate lay- l‘hat lalllleha-
w. abdication ml reread by the
India. of the Butea'e lathe. all
That the III-IN“ Shall! I. ”patrol.
Weenixo'rozv, Nov. ii.-A db. of Sec
rotary Gresham to the preaidcnt. dated
the 18th, concerning Hawaiian affairs, hail
been handed out for publication". in it he
takee the ground that the marina landed
from the United 'Statea ateamer Benton at
the time of the revolution were not landed
to protect American life and property, but
to aid in overthrowing the existing govern-
ment. Their very presence, he eayn, lmpliee
coercive measures against it. The provi-
sional government was eetablbihed by the
action of the American minister and the
presence of troopa landed from the Boston,
and lie continued existential due to the
belief of the Hawaiiana that i they made
an effort to overthrow it they would cu-
counter the armed forces of the United
States.
Ilr. Geeahana Them“.-
The letter concindea ae followa:
It in not no
colrerlnl
"The
eavueet appeals to the Americannmlni-m
for military protection by the officers of
the provisional government after it has
been recognized ehow the utter absurdity
of the claim that it war established by a
alcceaafnl revolution of the people of the
islands.
"Those appeals were a confession by the
men who made them of their weakness and
limidity. Courageous men, conscious of
their strength and the justice of their
cause, do not thus act.
claimed that n majority oi the people have
wmr
nun GiAflANTEI
the
firm. ioiiiisoii i. to.
m lantern at. Brooklyn,
eumvrmeit. . 7810mm
“armament. M
”Ilium, rind for the next year. he will
ark for mamas. On March 81 there were
8,810 pri-aidential onlcea receiving ealarina
aggregating flfihi’filll, and the total no
cripta were $50,109,211). ’l‘here baa been an
incvenee in revenue during the lineal year
of £4,966,457. There are now 610 free deliv-
ery poetcfllca in the country.
To Inferno the Gear) Law.
WMllixorort, Nov. li.—-L'ominiaaloner
Miller of the internal revenue bureau er
pacts noon to take the neceeeary ntepa for
the enforcement of the amended Geary law,
of which he has little doubt the Cblpeae
will nvuil themeelvee.
, ‘ lip-eta! Agent 'l'legleltulgaa.
Waeiiisuroa', Nov. ll.—-Supervialng Spe—
cial Agent 0. K. Tingle baa handed his:
mignaiion to Secretary Cnrilale.
STEEL POOL SMASHED.
The Carnegie! Lee! the Unparalleled CI.
. In Steel Ilalla.
l’l'r‘reiii'itu, Nov. 11.~—1‘he cutting on rial
rallii iv paid to have been much greater
than imppoaed. Within a few days the
Maryland Hteeleompany accepted an order
for 15,010 toms of mile, delivered on the line
of the Boston and Albany railroad. at £32
per ton. and within it couple of days the
Carnegie Steel company has sold rails at
the phenomenally low price of 621.90 at the
mill. This In slaehing prices with a van
finance and is unparalleled In this branch
of the trade.
The effect of it but been thedlaruption
of, the pool that has been In existence for
the last four yenni.
Thin combination has fiilleii to pieces
nearly In the same way and from the name
comes that ill!) Beam trust. did and in
corn-u mic-rice of the action of the some peo-
ple. .
Thin condition of nfiuins hi due to the iii-
ability nf (be roll iiinnufricturr-rn to agree
upon in division of urdcra and on prices for
the trade here. There are nine plants In
this country making rails. For (our yearn
past they have Mood together in an agree
ment under which each mill received :I
certain pro rrmi iillntinciit of the orders.
but nu eil'urt nixide llllfi full to Cllllllllui‘llllt'
pooling nrmiigeuu’ut complutolyrollupwl.
THE wiéxs'o' one ILIVES.
II “'II Another Van slmloren, Not learn.
healer, Who Died.
Shiv Yoiix, Nov. ll.—'l‘he Tribune any;
todii)‘: A New York newepaper on Sept.
H, 1947.}, piibllehed an account of the death
of Adrian \‘un Sindi-reu, tlic lnvvyermt
New Iota, N Y.. giving an account also of
bin misappropriation of the estate of Wil-
linm Lawrence. The next day an account
of the funeral appeared. ’l’eupli- recalled
the buuibsuuw Mr. Van Simirri-n, hie lux-
urinue I'Ihflll' in Brooklyn and tlircbnrge
uf IRYIX'lly uh‘ii h lull in his flight.
Paw It'ilrllul ill“! the Ailriiui You Flu-
dereii \in-iiliul on Sept. 12, 1W). was not
the men who Imil been indicted hunt for
W
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.----—-_m_ , _ AND
DIAMONDS «mm
mwemwm T m
Genuine Article. 0’“ Em
“mg-mflog nod-g MAKE
'Dne'e Review Announce-That the Return
cram i.ll.ii’fil{Ai‘\Nl.
not the rightto vote under the constitution
of 1887 or ever favored the orbiting author-
ity or annexation to this or any other coun—
try. They earnestly desire that the gov-
ernment of their choice ehall be restored
and its independence respected.
“Mr. Blount states that while at Ilono—
lulu he did not meet a single annexation-
iet who expressed willingiicse to aubinit
the queatlnn to a vote of the W'ilplt‘, nor
did he talk with one on the subject who did
not insist that if the islands were annexed
autlragc ah'ould be no restricted an to give
complete control to foreigners or whites,
and representative aunexationiets have re—
peatedly made similar eintemeutu to the
nuderalimed.
Barre-dared hormonally.
“The government of Hawaii surrendered
its authority under a lme of war until
such time only an the government of the
United Staten, upon the facts being pre-
aented to it, elinuld reinstate the countl-
tutional aovereiuii, and the pmviaiunal
government wan created ‘to exiel until
terms of union with the United States of
America have been negation-d niuluirrreil
npon’
“A careful consideration of the fact» will,
I think, convince you that thetreniy which
was withdrawn from the eeiiate for further
consideration abould not be renubmltted
for its notion thereon. should not the great
wrong done to a feeble but independent
state. by an abuse of the authority of the
United Staten be undone by n-etoring the
legitimate government? Anything short
of that will not, Impactfuiiv eiibmlt. nat-
iefy the demands of jiutice. ”in the Univ
ed Staten consistently innit-t that other rm
tiona shall reepect the independence oi
ilownii while not reapectirm it themaelvea?
Our government we- the Brat to maniac
the independence of the lalauda end ahonld
be the teat toaciiiiireaovmignty over them
by force and fraud."
Ila "allele Blood“
Purim W. C. Alexander, aurveyorgen-
mil of the llawnlian Inland». when naked
what he thought of Secretary Greelinm'a
viewa, “III:
“Thin in a great blow too». if ihla policy
it carried out, it meant the bankruptcy and
ruin of the Manila. if an attempt la made
to restore Queen Lliinokalani, bloodshed
will rrault. I doubt if the queen hem"
would live to sit agnin upon the throne.
"The people who ambushed the provi
eioiml government in the island» were the
some who acvered-tlie «mutilation of 17537,
which wan acqiib-aeed in by Kalalrnna
There wee danger»! dlaurder at that time,
and Secretary lleyavd, Pruident Cleve
lund'ii former of astute. waa very
vlzornn- in hi4 inatructiorie to Mr. Merrill.
the United Staten minister to Hawaii, that
the rlghtaaud intereataof Americana inner
wind, and that he was at liberty to
on United Blaine armed form in no
cure thin.
"it waa thin contribution of In? which
llliiuolialani nought to overthrow. and to
establish one which would make only no
live: eligible to the upper boner of the lop
Mature. and which would deny the right
to white men to vote. The revolution cl
lent January wee the result.
”The United titaiaa recognired thence
government, has received lta miniater, lien
accredited a minimv to it and bar mud
eavqnnlmto lie eon-ole flow can it In
urine with that government, reek wile
pone It and not npaaoiherin lie later
"We near articular United gator gov
evaiaeai to annex the m They reply
«use: In armrdwlth the pflneiplee of
the ”nutrient to interfere In the alelre
of another merry. and than they seek to
overthrow one which the
pie at the have uninhibited eat
speedier.
yv
irriiiiil Iliri‘uuy.
Ila’kh Iii-mi that the lawyer was (loud.
riim \'nn Sindorcii iii Iii'ive.
Iiii. more in the knowledge no doubt that
In. viii uw z~ uni named in the extradition
IN‘I } I» nut-n Iii-rinmiy mul tln- i'iiitml
.‘ riw -. - Ilivtriri Attorney Ni-soll hopes
lim' ii». in: ungnwriinwnt will Mirreiuli-r
Iain. 51> 4..
(mm Ilr'. a :.it\l' up Putin-Is II. Werka.
'l'lrm «from .1 urn. Iiritixb lndiii, I'sllyfli “The
vlvrruy, Ill reply in illl ruliireau presented in
important ¥|I('t't'li Ill regard to the, pructini
'I‘Iie generril impression
[is it limiter of fact. the erI known Ail
Ilc bi Ill liar—
-': uf iiiii-ruutiniiul county,“
I net Killing Ia Prohibited.
Lil‘dmx. Nov il.'~A dispatch in This
him by the iiiiiniripul nutliurilie», made an
mvv killing. ri-sultiiig from the Iflll' rioie.
lie mild he must declare in the pluinoet
language ilmt [Ill‘ government WUllltl not
permit tlxcm- lattices oxhihitiouu."
Anarchlata (lather In mdon.
imvimx. Suv. ier meeting wna held
in tho- South I’Iflct' inetitute to minute-mi»
rule the execution of the Chicago llflfll’t‘llv
into who were i-uiiiii-ctul with the “hy-
llilll'Iu-i I'qua. Fm- hundred anarchists
were prom-iii, and A number of violent
apewlwn were u rule.
A Ghonllah Crook.
Bum. t‘iiizrx. Mich. Sov. ll.—It war-
ruiit in uiii fur the arrest of .Ialin llawaoii.
Ilo identified one of the bodice Nike“ from
lllt' trunk :is ilmt of George Iliiweon of Ee—
aex. England. securing will that wua found
on the body. The mini in Mild to be it
crmilt . ‘___ ‘ ..
(Several llrnhb'e on" Accepted.
I‘lllLAiiiiiJ'lIiA, Sow. ii. wi'upiulii Mack-
ey of lllfi‘llh’t’l‘llly of I’tellflttyll’flllln foot-
lmll ti'iiiii ludliy Ill ii letter to the "on. B.
the intercollegiate cup which the i-Miiliile-
tor to Hpelii allure.
‘l’vimupla ehnnid an, out.
l'ieiiiiann it very H'rlllllll runner.
ululi llllht‘nrllllll'.
Labor linden Io lint-r l'nllllea
litliuil «vile. (__ “a M“
have Jenny Will 00 Dry.
tional. A...“
10 [Ill Joelle lined-heif- Place.
cent by the death of Judge Mammber.
urip Epidemic on all floater”.
In on the mart ilefemie veml Moiilerey
now at More Inland.
.. M. an... “or...
The eallkvf Home Crowded.
the home in full in overflowing.
Verhaeeefill‘ehrly All lleey.
furnace
anon.
Id
,_
Mam-natures.
lactate
era-
lluriliiruiib iiuri-«i to play l'rliicetuii for
Vmsxn, Nov, 11. « The return in office at
Athens of M. 'i‘vivuiipiii in regarded In
It iii tit’h
iaiu that he cannot hum not In harmony
with the king. who 11min bin [million well
l'iiii..im;i.i-iiili. Xov. ”mu“ u meeting
of dob-union from the trudeii labor unlona
held here It min rewlveil that poiitlcnlac-
mm by worklngmeii Iii the only pmerle
and practical remedy for iiiiliiatrlnl rind po-
r‘ticsimnuv, .v. J.. Nov. ll.~»'i‘hcealoou
lllllI hotel lwcpmi of IMIIIIWHVIIIIP received
unuilcv in t'lme theirdriuklnn plume on
account of the supreme court of New Jer-
eey declaring the amine bill iiuconetltu-
overrun. Nov. ii.-Ai11»paich from A1-
tinny ntam that (inventor Flower has ap-
pointed if. Yunnan of Riicheater to the
iurlpliipof the supreme court made va-
l’ALu-Ju, i'nl., Kov. 11.-(lllp 1e epidem-
Memlm of the crew
are daily bring lilh‘ll to the naval limpltal.
barn. N. l’.. xm. Ii.~1‘beeutminteod
ent of the soldier: anal ilellnie' twine bu
leaned a circular notifying veterans that
New Game. Pa. Kev. "we“. licence
the line furnace will blow in
Iy one furnace will then remain
cum I. J. In. lie-alepavvlll lie
ta'un ' the Malibu
can-evened.
mum-mime: ‘
’ inertial
Inllliiililthlimi.
$15.00inilolil
THE TIDEjHlS mum.
The Election Followed by an in-
crease in Business. ‘
more soon Ill non monotone
of llnelaue l'rneperlty la now Well (in.
d" Way—The Dry (lanai Kathe! Inch,
the Change-d mu town. Will Beanies.
New Your, .\'ov. ll.~'l‘he weekly re
view of trade leaned today by It. G. Duo
(«00. announces the return of buaiuees
prosperity M follows: The turn of the tide
has come. Since the eiectiona there but
borne dieliuct improvement In business
and particulnrly in manufacturing. There
iii aortic inereane in actual truuuictione and
much more in the tone of bunineee. Men
of all parties feel that there is ground for
greater confidence. the allver queetlon be
lug put definitely out of the way and the
chance of disturbing action in other re
epecta being lessened, while the right of
the people to rule their rulere had been
vindicated.
While It isyot too early to look for great
changes, there la already a diatlnct im~
provomcut in the demand for inunufac
turcd products aincc the action on the all-
ver bill, some lncreaae in the output of pig
iron and in anion of wool, in the building
trader in several (-Illea, and the failures for
the week infest reported show lower lin
bllitiea.
in brief, the recovery which begun when
tho silver repeal bill passed continues with
increased strength.
The apecnlntivu iunrkoia hai'erint chang
ed, though the improvement in the stock
markets which wua expected from the sil-
ver bill mince slowly. The Average of
prince, though slightly lower than n week
inputs no burger drprcsrml by Iii-iivy realin
In“ of homo and foreign holders.
Iron Market la Active.
'i‘he elitlilt‘il full in the price of steel rails,
which line iii-en innluinlued iii .20 for u
long time. bill in new .22 at the milk, he-
brought the quick enlargement of demand
which might have been anticipated, nut! in
turn the demand for ore, coke and pig iron
improves. 'l‘bere la alwahetter demand
for some manufactured products at the
west, though no improvement as yet up
prura in prim-e, itull with a few lingo con-
tracts lulu-u let the cunt prim ure iii-very
tllCIc-is til the lowest point.
The fire! Week of Nui‘cuibci' has primed,
and thousands of business men breathe
more freely became the apprehended fail-
ure: In dry goods have been much lean nu~
therein and lean lmporlani. than waafeared.
Nodnubt it in true that many confirm
have been carried over by extension, but
even it moderate revival of irudu will on-
able most of them to weather the storm.
A gradual Improvement in aeciiin the mar-
ket for cotton goods, with slightly better
prices in print cloths lllltl aouio other grades.
The mice of wool for the week have been
3.Nil,‘.‘lll pounds at the three principal rum--
has, ngaiiiei H,‘.ll.'i.ll.ll hint year. Wliilclhe
production of men's woolcna from Julie 1
in Nov. 1 won only 10,173,710 yards, against
iTJI‘iI-Jiitl fur lllt‘ Hilllll‘ period last your,
tin-re is good ri-nmui to expect at larger de-
niiiud lll'rfllllt‘l‘. 'l'bus orders for spring
woolen; Iiilt’i‘ i-li-iirly increased, iiuil with
mills which have some orders booked iiI-
ready, but not enough. the change ii! iii-
l'L'lliI)‘ impm'hmi.
The volume of domestic mule, though
nniullor tliiiii ll your ago, Ihou‘s uiiieiilera»
biy In.“ iii vii-:w- Illilli iipprumi iii Septem-
ber or October. the v‘xchliilgi‘n nt clearing
hull-WK oul‘llll‘ New York beinguiily 17.4
per cent siiiiilli‘i' lliuiifor the Ciirn'epoiidlng
week lust your. liiiiinmil earnings also or
bibit auiiie riiliiilvo improvement. on the
decrease for the lati-ai week ruportodie only
2.4 per cent, although umilyuie of the re-
turn shown ihiit the decrease in freight
movement. unpamlrly conaidered, mm do
cldciliy larger. Money is abunduut and
chenp,’ for although the commercial de-
mand limo quite imrceptibly expanded, the
supply accumulated ill. the chief financial
centers In i-xtriuirdiuiirily large.
Export: Inereulag.
'l‘lio iii-rivul of “Milli gold from Europe
gin-e evidence than the" poet telling of
ntocka on foreign account, though It wan
large for acme mouths, liae not of late been
huge. enough in (Il‘l'i’i'nlllt‘ the iiiercliniidiee
buluncc. which I~i rapidly int-routing with
aiiilliiiovi-uivnt of exports for the peel
week and mum h amiwiili n hvnvy decree»
In impum of uwrcliiiudiae, enpeviiilly in
dry “node.
Much more confidence is felt Ill the fu-
ture of iiionelury «Mitre since the l’t'pe'lll of
the silver bill. niiil it In the common oath
mutt- that tho reuiilt of the election» will
tend to prevent further action In the direc-
tion "I i-‘ilver ctllllfllli' or paper inflation.
The failures for the 1mm. work have been
mil Iii ibc l'uitul SIMM'M, Mlllllbl ilifl fur the
name week Inst your. and In (.‘nnadn in,
against at but yeiir. There were four hill-
uree with liabilities between 0100,1100 and
”who each, Mill or with lidbliltlee be.
tween who and $10.00" each. The liabili-
tiea of fullnrou for but weak reported ehow
a very encouragimr iii-crease, amounting to
only “1.407.000, iiuuliiat “Alibi!” for the
preceding week, and it bi iintlml tliiit while
the number of iridium dune not mater-hilly
decline at yet. there are fewer of Impor-
Will”.
Work Regine la Johnatown.
JoilNa'mWN. l’n., Nov. li.»-'1‘hlngg lu-
diiiitrlnl lire rnpldly gettliiir but-k to nor.
mal condition here. llolllnu mill No.11 of
the Cumin-Ia Iron works lulu alerted up.
allurillng work for ii large number of mill
men who have been practically idle elnce
Iaet August. Other reaumptinue will fol-
low iiooii. for which preparations are al-
readyln program.
«in. Wont. to lea-ho.
JEANETTE. 1%.. .‘uv. limit the win-
dow glue Work» here operatioue will mu
be returned to the “hilt of the pient'uea.
week.
an teelliliii Jury Yet.
Chicano, Nov. ll.-lleorae 1M1;
juror e0 far muted iii the Gong
the trial where It Mlll‘lt’il a week ago.
An Militia-eon heath.
tiled here riiildeiiiy.
. . —.MW
flee. Heard larvae-e tread.
WW5“. ,. ._,.,.-_,
“murmur“
O
stoves. ,
GAsoLi N E,
Facimy all BoaiWork
Itlflaeliiegtoii8t.8o.llcrvraik.lli
I ”I
a new noun..- raunchy a nerd Bani
‘bf the Institution. Owing: to the bravery
medium height allil build, with n auiiiiy
parity. At ileuvur Fella the l-Jnterprlee
glue win-he, that have been abut clown
alone but .1 uly. will mumwperatloneuvxt
the only
lln trial,
was excused bromine of ill health, leaving
mutt. Mm . Nov. ii.»1¢dwnn1 at.
Barry, a member of the i-lldm-y France Dra-
matic company, plnyliin eta local theater,
Batmuonl. Nov. ll ~ltev. Dr. Mir-rd
A. immune died hereof prrltonltla lie
hadpaetnraiee III hing ales and mm.
Gasoline, Stoves.
or m -, on on nearer.
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PICKLED OYSTERB.
Do iouwuia Bicycles?
millet-It end- ear-tr Nude Mir
cash—- $ 1 00- Cash.
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to orderat ehnrtnotice. We on" hand a
legible" "windmill" W"
on I n. C“
bin u’u coinelawnl with flrat cl;
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Telephone Call. a-ii.’
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habitation Street. Over Poet onion.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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a. n. delimit—ET
Undertaker. ‘
I KNIGHT MRI“. NORWALK. 0010i
Owed“ Home Railwaynepot.
Mexicali Elm-treat. WEIR?"
WANTED $50,000.
Trenaurer.
CLEVELAND, Nov. ii.~A daring attempt
wee made to rob the Society for Savingu,
which nearly reunited Ill the murder of
Colonel Myron 'l‘.1ierr‘ick, the treaaurei
of Colonel Ilerrick. the robber was bullied,
although the treasurer lmd ii narrow escape
from deii‘tb.a bullet fired by the robbei
panning through his coat and burying itself
iu the frame of an oilice dour.
‘ Aritraiige‘renler‘c-«i uuil uskcil for in private
Interview. Colonel Herrick led him into
the door behind ill. The mini wusol
muaiachc. ile‘wne rather poorly dressed
and wore it slouch but and was in tip
pearaiice not. different from scores of men
who call umn (‘oloiiel llerrick daily.
Colonel Herrick sealed himself upon 1!
corner of the table that stand: Iii the mid-
dle of ilmiruatece’ room. He was at the
corner next the door. The stronger phased
him and stood at the further end of the
table.
Without preliminary remarks the man
said: “I want some moneymnd i want you
to give it to me. Now you can go into the
vault iind give me $0,000. 1‘“ go with
you, and the clerkt in the banking house
will think you are showing methe vaults."
The stranger quickly drew u revolver from
his [ticket and thrust the muzzle iiguinsi
Colonel lierrick'e head. "If yuii don‘t do
that," he continued. “l'll shoot you. 1
the truetees' room, the stranger VCIWIIIH '
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have a charge of ilyiiiimlte In my otliei
build, and HI blow us built up."
Colonel Ileirlck struck the imiu III the
face ililil knocked Illlll down. The rubber ,
sprang to his feet. shut (it ('ulnm'l Herrick
lllltl sprung out of am open window into the
street. The hull pinned through the right
aide nf (‘ulnuel Iii-nick‘s com. The rubber
line not been found.
flADMAN IN A SCHOOL._
Ila Drinka ll Battle of Ink and Then At.—
t-cks a \l'omaii Teacher.
NEW limit. Nov. 11. » . During root-2.9
Mum-n Tlmruo. ll demented young 1min,
whose parents live iii 2&5 East 'l‘biriyecc
nuil sin-vi. vim-ml gruiiluiur voluml Nu. H
on I‘litnl ’l‘u‘cut) M'i’l'lllll hlrl’l‘l. and grout
1y aliiriiied the pupils by Illa atmngr nation.
He drunk ii bottle of ink, which he said
was excellent \\'lil.\hy,flllil \ilmi liiwhiury
Ruby, the It’llcllt'l' whose ruoiu llt' invaded,
ordered him to lune lie inn-Ii.- grluiticce iii
her. This so lllnCUllCt‘l‘lNI Mini lloby tliut
elie mu screaming into the sin-e1.
Thorpe pursued llllll knocked the 1
down with it blow of his lint. Persons Ill
the litre-ct prevented him 1mm IIIIIIIK fur-
ther burnt, and he was ufterivur-I urn-sled.
At the l’orxvilio imlluu court he mus coin-
milled for i-xanniuii'iuu us to his sanity.
lle presented ii curious limit-ammo in court,
his face bring :mcun-d with ink. which he
mid won his iunu‘iic Iii-\vi‘ngr. 'I'iiuriic's
lather, Ihlllnl‘ 'I'Iiuriiu, in il milur.
AN EXCITING MEETING.
It “‘aa lliu Iteaull of n llrniraiid lliale by
the ("rival labor l'nlmi.
New IIAVEN‘, Nov. ll “'I'Ili'~iwi1.ll.~‘t‘liilol
meeting cullml to consider llli‘ iii-umuih of
the Central imimr union of thi- i‘lly that
none but \iuiuii mun be unpluyiul on the
new lioarilnuiu lliiiiiuii ’l‘riiinim: school
was hold iii the ”Fluid llpl‘rll II-iusciiiiil
proved one of ”it? mini exciting public
meetings ever held in (hie c'uy. ’l‘hciln-iiier
WM i-rmvdnl. uud llllllili‘fll.‘ were unable
In ulmiiu lllIllllllllllf‘“.
.\Iuliy rilillt‘ill ~pi-i-i Iii-n um» mud». (Brent.
disunlerpn-vuilcd IIIiIr-I of IIII' lilill'. «dun-u
npenkere trying in make lIii‘llI-u'lii‘s Imzird
lit the sumo “NW. The ri-myiuiiun proposed
by the union lllt'il tluii only union lulmi‘ern
be employed nu the building was voted
down by u lurge iimjority. :iml ilw meeting
n'fiisii‘il in iillmv “mum-2911011 in be lIt‘l‘llIt‘II
iii the pulls.
Mainly-lea (‘uuriml lkitlli.
l-‘uii'i' Vli‘liiiiiA. Nov. ll.~ln the lust
fight rill the )IiiiiiIn-Ies Hl'l'llll‘fl In court
death. They returned ugulii llilfl uguiu to
the nttnck im-r ground thickly doth-«livid:
corpses of their CUIlll‘IliIl’H, 'I‘Iu- unionism
iii Iluluwnyuurc iiuw building [llilf‘i'fl of
Illt'llt'r for ”10 force that will ri'ililllil over
the rniny \ll'lllliiil.
l-‘lve More Iluek IIII‘INI \‘lctlina.
Cllli'MiU. Nov. 1i. rl’m- more deaths
hitvumouIii-II from the i-nilieiuii Ill Sowiily-
ill-lit hirer-t on tho lint-k Inllillll riiilrnml.
They are; imiiii- llriulinin. llwiuhi. \l'.
Scmv, W. Ii. .lmiiienu, Mr». Iniplmni, Uiil-
cagn; W. .l. (’Iiiii'ib, Ili'l'i-rly IiIII, Illa.
'l‘liieiiuw iiiuki-s 11 «loathe l‘l'olllllilfl from
the wreck.
LEAMJN. K31. Nut. 11,- .\ [till this rut
moved from ilu- ”ml; of tin» Knoxville
dIVIilIUll iii the Iiniibiville llllll Niiulivlllo
railway lli‘lll‘ Mnunniii. mu! liluht‘lli‘i'l‘
lriiiii No. 1.’ mi» lll'l‘llllt‘ll by Ii. 'l‘ho pue-
iieiiui'rn i-euopml M'i'lullh injury, but the
engineer Illltl lirmimii won» wwrriy lirulml.
'l‘o Damned Affection". “0,000.
l’lT'l‘l-‘Ill‘iili, Nov. Ii.-~John 7.. firm. nil~
riiiti'iideiit of the. Nun-unit mil work»,
ntroiiii. Pin. bun been Mlt‘il fur Ill‘t’lll‘ll of
TOIIIIM" by Mine AiiiiIi-i-Iinlili. Hhi-cliiluin
RIOJMdiiinuui-a iiiiil f‘IllIlilll they were on-
giiuul Ill lieu. Hinci- ilwnllose lim- nmrriml
another. _N m M“...
Cool illlnera at Work Alain.
ll'iiJivviiiiiiin, flit. Nov. ll. Things
are brluhtiiiiiip up in the coal region».
The Ill'IIIKII mid \l’llkr-nluirro ('mil enm-
pnllyln'liletl imlcru today to routine. opt-no
tioiie. This will uli'reinploynient ioliuii-
dude of men.
Work for Many Men.
PintAm-ztrnui. Nov. 11. «Hughes (i.- I’m-
hereon will rreiiiiio operation» lit the linin-
wiire and Philadelphia rolling mills on
Monday. ’i‘liin ‘tvlll give employment to
between (ill! in"! em men.
'flie New York and Northern n with»
Wiimi Puma. hi. it. Nov. iiseiimluu
Dykiuen In the eiipreme i-uurt “lli‘l' illi-
other hearing In the fureclmiire proceed-
In“: nuniiiet the New York llllil Northern
railroad. / . >_ _ ‘
III. (lucid and lrieade (to shooting.
Burnout, N. l'., Nov. ll.»-»timrue Gould
and a party of friends from New York have
gone to Furinugli lain-An the Catskill», on
a ehoollng trip.
I", alike Inadwead Growler.
Boe'ror, Nov. il.-’l‘hefmnnunl)e wood
' wler arrived here and wen rent it the
vluaetowri "run" for "the tIp end at
Yankeelaml."
. v
lee Ileea title Mae hare.
WWW. W. Va. Nov. lie-“Me old
fenhanille lieu «orb. after being Idle
yuan. were ataridl up again.
“nonnative 2
Mid ’
IIIIII'D
‘lfll Ulla
‘l
HIIDOO RIIEDV
flunk?“ TIIB AIM"!
IIBM‘LTI in lo DATE. Cures nil
.‘iuriuue Dillon-v.1,
l'nrosia, Shieplveepeaahlg tiy Emir»
alone, chm. mused by past cruiser.
tnnhruiikcn aryranl. and quickly
Int
purkt‘l I'I’It‘i‘ IL”
writteagaaraater
let anv uu >rtm‘lplril vii-ii
leviluri'uvi.
h-- has not not it. we will eunil it hr lllfkll upu
ofprm». l‘nmphirt in scaled rm-r .q-n »-
Oriental Indira] (9.. Prepe. . “leap. Ill. , area: ageata.
GEO. C. STILLSON.
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t‘niiin ’ lirmnry,
g
Hank-ad In old 0r young.
in roll'
hair! on hm rm: amp:
3°
South llorwalli, Bonn.
octil 1y
W.H.Meekei&80.
Shiv Ant-iii. for
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.... HOT WATER HEATEI
i'Iumliing. Steam and Bet-Fitting.
in and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
Pbiue tillll eetliuatee furnished for either
but. whu‘r. steam or hot air heating.
in SIIUTII MAIN HT
ivq-eri or andelze
iii euro _v restores
Lusiiy can Imi in W“
A package Fix for 05.00 with a
to cure or Ieney refunded. Don't
ii any kind of
nunrnthrr lf
nrweipt
fr... Midi-or:
Fineloh wig
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that. the
work
will be
done with
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53 SHOE iiill'h'lr.
Domination? Wionmtiamltryeeain;
leet In the world.
pricestamped on the bottom, look for when you try
‘W-h. DOUGLAS. Erection. Hall.
J. SCHAUB.
WIN
itill‘lil
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I”. “I I», ‘8 ID ’8. If, ILa. $3.50. “rm"
3 Shoe If“. rill entitling: ”his“? eastbound
. pub n m .. ,
magnum; W. 1.37m . lit-ii.m llama ail "IE EIEIIIIIIi ’ggrfi_é"~;_;_:_“
infill?
WI
‘91!“th :‘NEEII f NOT - SIIFFER.
Cm VlIthout Stomach mugging,
I‘I'Ml IEIAIE DISORDERS.
coal-um". -—-OFFiCE.—-—
I Liucouuom. [RREGULIIRIIIES
nivaactMeme,
inflemiimiion, Congestion, etc.
II.“ I! I0] (y: l‘myi Treatment!
III BIIIIISII. Milli, or
'l'llll w. c. Milling to. N. Y.ciiy.
TIMI. nor an cIN‘l’I.
(let Clnular of [Mimi-its.
ilihey Fell to Relieve or Cute,
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In” in
MONIV IIFUNDID
.. $31
merge-Main.
uterus
Washington
flueranleedt —
GIIIIIIP- Illomiviueh Street.
South
Norwalk.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
South Norwalk
NORWALK.
CITY IIF NIIIlWALK
A811
Will leave Pier 2i, E. R., Beekman street.
New lurk, at 2') p. in.
leave Norwalk, 5 p. in.; South Norwaik, 3-30
ui. ' '
Freight received from T a m. to 5 p. In.
Upon BDDIICMIOH to agents the City of Nor-
walk and Eagle will he swirl. for special lots of
freight nnyiv are in New York or its vicinity.
WAN [it‘l'r-Uiln are turbid trusting any of
the empln 'es of the limits of this line on an-
count (1ft e on Here thereof. an!) if
I ~
E.B.Morris8aleco
Successors to E. C. Morris tr (‘0.
canran. a250,ooo.
64 Sudliury 8t., Boston, Mass.
Fire ,and
of Sales.
ll-
Burglar-Pro
" 1.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WIIIIII III III KINDS
The Best Sales in the World
150,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
is“ mid In Lynn. Mann. since i zit great
where .50 of our safe» were euiji‘iod to Intense
heal. preservliiu their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also In the Great
Chic Fire In 1871 in the Great Boston Fire
ini ,and in all the great ilree elnce. Sand
for circulare. Agents wanted. aiiliim
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
.‘Irmlh Main Ii rs-oi. lip-Rub
i. o. JEIIIIIIIGS.
Paper “a“gllilll'il'l‘lm" Paliiii
lllll Pli’ill lllil BORDERS
patmt 80. N
sample booka o
full line iagc‘tu e1: '1 f
«i o
Papera. Borders and (lift Monidlnga talk
boom for impaction. on notice by poetal.
incl! latimatea cheerfully iriven.
Physician for when
MIIS. IIII. II. I. GIIIIFIIIIII
Can be cnneulml at her olllce.
342 Ilroetl 8b, BrIlIltport, at.
from in a.m. [117 p. In. any «lay except Sunday
The Doctor inn regular byelcian a d for
the mat sixteen yearebae made the IllililIMllti
of ’(lMI'ZN a epecialtf'. ladle» ruler-inn
from no! lllfllt‘fll y Inn dent in the vex can
mneiiit Ir. (luliford in the airlcu-et carill-
dniwe. Mill with the neeiiraiice of receivinn the
moat alililful end mloutlflc treatment known
to modern uiiriiery and rm: icine. ome can
furnlehed for con moment came. Terran mm
efata. All letters promptly replied to. i.
n can atamp. mm Iv
Fl HI NASH & BB“.
D0 ALL KINDS or
Plumbing. steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
W" "‘ Hot Air“ Steam Hiiilnil
DEAL“!!! ill
lute, Tlii, Ilm iiiil Ilmlery.
nutriiitclllllltl imam
1’0 flldlillt GRAD}.
factory were attentional) mph].
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