mam , .
every organ of body.
. tine to perfect health and strength
limits flu“ in Using
AYERS W Mary Schu-
bert. Kansas City, Kn. writes:
“I an continued that after having
been sink a whole year from liver com-r
aint Ayer’s Samparllla saved my
ife. 'l’he best ysic ans being unable
, to be! his, leaving tried t so other
mmgurymedlelnes ‘ , netit.
at t took Aysr'l Bar-aparilla. 'l‘l
result was temples- cure. Since then
I have recommended this medicine to
ornament! ways with success "
Aliens.
Sarsa' ,arIIIa
Maxed by Dr. 1.0. yer I: 00., LowellJlsss.
euros othevamill on to you
THE EVENING SENTINEL;
IA." 80")”, Miter and Propel-tor
W
IWWIOI RATE—By mall, in ad‘-
vanee. rotten prepaid: One month, soc; three
mil-.011» six months. “Money-er. saw.
Doll"!!! by newsboys. 12¢ a week. to be paid
an thee-flier. .
All . . _ , G IA‘IIB—"Wmt." "To
last." and "lot Gale" advertisements, not 01--
anodi- ave lines. one time, 250.; three times.
It: at: final, sLm. Reading or tlces. loo. a
Ina. Harriet. and death notices. mo. Sched-
lla 0t rat. for displayed advertisements fur-
nished on application. . _
um OFFICE—No. 116 Washington street.
lath Norwalh: telephone call. 08-5. Branch
. nee. No. 48 Wall street. Norwalk: telephone
a I. H A.
GOIIIUNIOAIIONS should in
ddrassed to -
I [ll EVENIKG BIN’HNEL.
Bonn Nomvau. Conn.
allcasesbe
SATURDAY,
SAVE US FROM SUCH WAGES.
There is only one country in Europe
'in which the wages of labor are within
a half of what they are in this country.
That is Great Britain. Wages in Ger-
many, France. Belgium and Switzer-
land are not one-third of what they are
here. Those of italy am not one-quar-
ter. Last your cheap foreign labor was
. imported into the United States in the
shape of manufactured goods to the
Value of “92,819,768. This was a
great wrong to American labor. In
the immense amount of imports per-
mitted by our insufficient and defective
tarifl, the labor of woman employed in
the Manchester cotton mills. whose
wages do not average $80 a your, came
into competition with the higher priced
labor of our southern and northern cot-
ton spinners.
Munich is a gallery and center of art.
German women, with on many no six
children, saw wood in its streets for 15
cents a day. May a nn-rcil‘nl God sink
the United States 10.000 for-t undur the
see before this hideous spcctnclo shall
become an incident of our civilization!
Nearly $700,000,000 worth of tho
starvation labor of Europe in the form
of manufactured goods imported into
this country last year! That which
came from Belgium in bah-s and boxes
represented the wages of 2‘! cents a
day for women and 43 cents for men.
And the highest priced labor in loose
«1'ng of Belgium steel andiyon repre-
sented wages of less than 80 route a day.
Italian labor in Italian merchandise
was imported into this country last
year, in competition with American
labor, ifi prices that should fill sensi-
tive souls with horror and alarm tho
thoughtful for the future of the human
race. The pay in the cotton factories
of Naples is 50 cents a day; of tho
Neapolitan marble and granite cutters,
from 40 to 50 centnnr‘lny, according
to skill; of coachmcn, 80 cents; of
women in lane factories, l0 units. and
tie, 7 cents; of soldiers in the army,
a a month. 0! all the workmen in
the glass works of Italy, only the skill-
ed blowers receive as high as $1 nday,
and laborers on farms, boring or mak-
ing hay, from 15 to 15 cents a day,
working from sun to sun. God save
America from such wages l—Ncw Yorir
Sun.
_—-—_—-
Till all-absorbing topic of discussion
on the Yale campus now is the construc-
uonof the new “fence." The destruc-
tion of the old "fence" tugged mightily
at the heart of many an old grad. For
hope it was this fact that inspired the
faculty to the erection of the present
structure. which will sweep in a grace
fulcurve from away aroundin front of
Durfas to the corner of old North cob
logo. Of course, it is a fence built after
themalatlon university pattern. But
to the present generation the unweuthcr-
ad pine rails are anything but romantic.
yetitien’t such an improbable fact that
age, and a few McClungs and Hallel-
ilagers to dangle their athletic limbs from
his. well polished timbers, will make of
it a real Yale fence in fact and fancy.
The Weekly Record notes a gradual
improvement in the husinos
situation throurhont Connecticut.
hople are still crying hard tlmcs and
slow collections, and there are still no-
casional shut-downs among the menu-
faotnrsrs. 0n the other hand, it is not
dltllonlt to find people whose business is
«on better than last year at this lime,
and where there is one shut-down, there
are several resampilons or increases of
working hours. On the whole the not-
look is decidedly encouraging.
h is an ill wind that bloweth no man
good. While approaching winter moans
increased hardships lor the unemployed
in my action of the country, it will
give a big boost to the coal industry in
the raining regions of Pennsylvania, and
study work from now until April for
10,000 men. Some of the big oollerles
were preparing to suspend work for two
days in the week, but the present cool
wavewlll keep them in operation.
MIN. '0' lmlvee.
Don't let the ashes choke up your grate
and so burn it out.
Dan'theapupahig fire in the range
what you’ve no need of it.
Don’t let vinenr weaken on your pick-
lu and don‘t let it eat~ them up.
Don’t let otter-s mould-throw it until
you W M It up when fresh.
line's put your clothes on the line and
hum tntbeinerey aftbs winds.
“Mistrial“. aldaof your man
Inflitlooksfraellshmr use your best
lane- to sure! with.
Don’t lashed grow nutty-um it
COVERING BOILERS.
Sectional Covering
-.
ms
STEAM PIPES
MOW
Plastic
STOVE. LINING
A IUBSTITUTI FOE FlBEBRIOK.
80. Norwalk Hardwareco.
42 south Main Street. W
WILL ADTEEEAN ACTOR
Miss Helen Gould's Brothers Say
She Is Not Engaged.
HARRY WOODBUPI‘ SAYS 80 T00.
rns «erase nun-en vein; Antov one the
Hillienaire‘a Dnaxliter Are Very Good
Friends. However, and Woodrnfl Is to
loan the Stage In Study Law.
New Yuan, Nov. iii—A story, now posi-
tively denied on both sides. has been cur-
rent. for some time to the effect that Miss
Helen M. Gould, the eldest daughter of the
late Jay Gould, is engaged to be married to
Mr. llarry Woodrufl', a young actor now
engaged with the “Charley's Aunt" com.
pally at the Standard theater. The story
has been the talk of actors and their
friends, who were presumably all the
friends of Mr. Woodrufl‘.
Particular impetus has been given to it
lately by the announcement made by
friends of Mr. Woodrulf that he contem-
plated leaving the profession to take a two
ycars‘courso at Yale Law school. Many
of the persons who have repeated the story
believed that they spoke with a degree of
authority.
An actor of national fame who has been
associated with Mr. Woodrnfl in a profes-
sional way and has acted as his adviser
and friend says he learned all about the
Gould-Woodrufl‘ nll'nir before Jn Gould's
death. in discussing the matter 6 said:
Met at a Tea Party.
“1 never know that. the friendship be
twoen .\lr.\Voodrulf and Miss Gould had
been a matter of common gossip among
thcntricnl pcoplc, though i knew that this
friendship existed. Mr. Woodrnfi' and i
used the some dressing room in a New
York theater, and as we became intimat
l lourned in a confidential way that he he
becnx acquainted with Miss Gould and
had me very much attracted by her.
"They mot first at one of the ten parties
given by Miss Gould's friends. At these
parties several young actors of good family
and good breeding were usually invited,
Mr. Woodrull' among the others. The
meetings rm'ci‘l‘i’li to occurred nearly two
years ago, i do not know that Mr. Wood-
rulf ever visited Miss Gould‘s house, and i
learned that Mr. Jay Gould before his
death knew of the friendship between his
daughter and Mr. Woodruif and endeavor-
cd to break it off.
Ilsa HELEN liill' LD.
“Mr. Woodrufl’ heard of Mr. Gould’s ef-
forts and wrote a manlyletter to the finan-
cirr, stating that under no conditions
Would he attempt to win the daughter from
hcr home without her father's consent.
hi r. Gould did not reply to the letter, al-
though he did not succeed in inducing his
daughter to break all the acquaintance.
"The aid of Snpsrlntendcnt Byrnes had
been sought after by Mr. Gould to prevent
Woodruff from continuing his acquaint-
Mice with Miss Helen. Byrnes went to
Woodrulf and told him in ell'ect that he
had better give up all communication with
the young lady. Woodruff told ilymes to
mind his own business, and Bymee hedged.
I never heard that other members of the
Gould family opposed the friendship be-
tlvoen thtI young people. They exchanged
letters, and I knew long ago that some-
thlng more than friendship existed be-
tween Miss Gould and Mr. Woodruff.
“Concerning Mr. Woodrnff. I may say
that ho is not only one of the most promis-
ing young actors on our stage today, but
fine, manly follow, worthy of the love 0
any good woman.”
Family Opposed It.
Others who have told the story of the al-
low-d engagement with considerable par-
ticularity have asserted that Mr. Woodrul!
and Miss Gould have been acquainted for
a number of yearn, and that there has been
until very recently a most determined 0p-
poaiilon to anything in the nature of an
ctlungmncnt by tho family of the young
woman. They have said further that very
recently an understanding was reached
with Mr. Woodruff, and that by it, after
two years on probation, it matters were
then satisfactory. the objections would be
waived.
The two years’ probation was to he spent
ln Yale completing an «location and learn-
ing a profession other than that of the
stage. if. hm- been said that 810,000 was to
be given to Mr. Woodrulf to pay his ex-
penses in college.
All these storioaeliclted emphatic denials
yeetcrtlny from Mr. Edwin (luuld and Mr.
Howard Gould, two of the brothers of
Miss lielen and coexecutora with her of
her father's will.
Mr. Woodml! said himself: ““l'here is
not a Word of truth in the story that Miss
(iould and l are engaged. it is not true in
whole or in any part."
Mr. Wendi-off made arrangements yester-
day with Mr. Charles frat-man to sever
his connection with the “Charley’s Aunt"
company...
Harry Wendi-off base beautiful head of
blood curls and a pink and white corn-
plexlen. and nwreover he is an entertain-
ing young man-«off the ad person
ally very popular. in the famin’ club,
when he spends much of his llamevery
one calls him "Harry" and treats him see
gouideainf a buy. no usually plays ja-
veniis parts. ...
Isaac-v floata- Deal.
New Your. Nov, 13.4 dispatch received
at the Isthmus square theater entrance
the death at Tue-on, A. '12. of
Thomas of Hoyt a Thames.
college Mauve so lbs-I Int M
has tier/rs. Nev. lea-The Yale-me»
anal sheet will be he“ I
in:
Responsible parties
the best or terms. or for
GUSTAV PITZIB.
AFFAIRS OF THE NATION.
“warm-153 '
our: ouanaarss’
, 0mm use,
WWWQW
.15..
DIAMONDS
wedefy comma}; flashy or price,
Genuine Article.
loan havsonr Mon
aliberallliaoounlfor
liens. lllllllSllll x. ca.
210 loam Bf». Brooklyn.
l'BlD
Agents for South liorwalk. use
" mm in
~ $20.00
I wac-
“BHBISTMAS llAY,
A!
m... lomlinson’s Pharmacy
mm muss. ms-
sad as must. m on
. sum lltl resins.
srovssv
RANGES.
All)
HOT Aill HEATERS.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
av ran on on BARREL.
Factory and BoaiWork
A SPECIALTY. ,
ll’lllulilnglon 8t.80.ll0mslk.lil
augla
at Washington f '" cm
W...” ..
‘ OYSTERB,
CLAMB.
LOBSTEBS, SGALLOPS,
' GAME, ‘
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Imported OILS
and SARDINES,
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had.
PICKLED OYSTERS.
Huntllltlufl,
Cash— 3 l 00- Cash.
n?s‘rr.rsh'.h‘fl“mw”“
Practicalljgglgfiepeirlns
pflmrs FBAIED.
reorder notice. Wehave on hand
line of the latest pattern mouldinn to which
we res 1 call your attention. Prices as
reusable as is consistent with tint class
wer .
Wilson 8:. Nickerson,
W Call. fl-il.
34 lain 8t. Ismail. Was
no You Want a Bicycle? an...
”$31.35*“ mu ref-tr Marcie. tour 50
no
ii:
Omwnandhridge wars. w: I
e 8 ill Alla ll .
”comma?” ' ,
Bil. F-
0 Washington street. 0mm
BOUT“ NORWALK. 00".
,J. ' dwdEWNNIN .
U ndertaker. . _
0 it NIGHT STREET. llOBWALK. t o
vomit: Horse BailwayD-pot. ,
Residence.8 Elm strut. “Damask
foreign Hamel lit-wide 5:19 the lumbar!-
moltl of lilo.
Wasmsu’ros, Nov. Iii—A dispatch in el-
pher was received at the navy department
from Rio do Janelm signed by Picking.
commander of the United States naval
forces at Rio. The translated dispatch
reads as follows:
"Naval representatives of eight nations,
including .nul‘ nation, have dccidednot to
permit munitions of war to he landed at
Rio. Santos still bring in possession of
the Brazilian government and connected
with tile .lunslro by railway, munitions of
war for Rio ism he landed at Santos. Yas-
txrdny the insurgents dressed ship, and the
lirmilinu government forte tired anational
salute in honor of the annlvcruary of the
establishment of the republic."
Secretary Herbert, in response to inquir-
ies as to the slanlflcmutt‘ of theactlon of the
naval reprcscmulivrn, said:
“it inuka to mu llml, this im-nna that Mel»
in in being very lllill'il crippled. The die-
patches 1 have received, taking them all
logoihnr, indicate that tilt-lb should not
have any cause for firing on lilo. This is
a oonwruuli-onrr . n the pan. of the naval
rcprcscntativcs to prevent any firing on
Rio by hit-lie Or on Mcllu from the other
side. The object of ille nnvnl roprrscnw
tires in tanking this declaration is for the
protection of columcrcc. They do not reo-
oguizc Mello as a belligerent, and therefore
object in the interests of conuncrce to fir-
ing by either side. if Moilo cannot tire on
lilo and if he cannot stop, coilinlcrce,he
will not etl'cct lunch."
“Do you think that. this decision will
prwcnt the landing of the ill (‘id at the
port of Rio?"
“i do not think thorc will be any inter-
lercncc, except perhaps Mi-ilo it ill attempt
lode-lay the mlmnce of the lil L‘id in the
buy."
l‘rinr-w Anne of “hit men Calls.
\VAa‘illMdu)’, .\'o\' H -’l 1,.»oonmn who
styles horn-ll PM. it ~ .\i.:n- Ni ii lnvkrn.
Moon of Quwm \'.o ., . l. . gum punt-«l at
the \Vhltc llouw . .. in: .xnzuull—
once with Mr. l‘:. . i»...-r:ttlhe
main entrapw gm. 'l irrlfllll.
it Would it:- lliiild-h. , .~ l nwidcnt
unless the lijlill'. .. ~. u ilh him
was known. >.. anvil ;1\~ any in}
(urination on .:.i- p .m :Iiml ;‘ rim-d the
ushcribni ~ln- thy '...'.:z s-iw moi lm-utr'cat-
ed very badly. “i'nrmwil,” snzd her high-
licxn "i go. but u .: in return. [will go
back to iiolmkon, ilirro to loll my pcnplc
and my aunt's Nlllji'cis howl hnvu bran
used."
fourth (Xian. Poussin-tara-
“lie-installs, Nov. la.~'l‘hc following
fourth class pilsflnlblefrl werenppoiutcd:
Km .lt'ru-y lleortl. .l. Hilbert; Mcwarls-
\‘llll', .i. l'. it's-mo).
5w Yen. llxnluvwri’. l. E. Conklin; Erie-
xi‘ir, F. r. .llll in, tiiruorn. William Town‘
ermi: l.--l dz. »‘ , J l".. Mmhcr: Nola-qr. I". ll.
Jurors. .\'nrih Lamont-v. Min:- .\l. K. Mislnkir;
l'ilf‘l)\lllt'. .l b) “rile; Second Milo. J. Y.
Mlihli‘ll: Sim abridge. A. ll. Ilimnan.
ill. mhrlllila'n Population.
\\' mymwox. .\'~\' le‘.--»-‘l‘ln- anniml m
purl ol iiwh .. 1 William C. iii-Iifrcwuf
H.- . a . “ll .. A ...m w rtlm tolul population
oi .l. .1 m ..,, .u l31.;ummd limb of the
i.-.n...v» ~-.., o “my”.
....u t. 1;.«ul Arrestnl by lie-bull.
\\ lo, v'l'iw .mn- dtL
u.- 2.. ll.l'il of tln- n-purtcd
. : loud Stun-st‘onelr
‘ ”4...: h} ill.» llrazulmn rrbrls.
An Axtliligltlnlng Umbrella.
i.\'\.\. Muss. .\'m-. i".-*l’l'llfl'$.§0l' Elihu
'l‘ll-‘llmuli. iln' .m-txicai expert, to lllus
u-un- a point, li'i'l‘Ht'll in his body at dis-
charge-of n l,l’-l'.i?ill\'uil current without
ill cllcrf. lie him alumni a completely
‘lill' [ll‘ult‘cllull IlUllI limmlu-rlmlts in the
.lmpt- of u cage of bras-r wire, and declared
'\ >.i"l'.
l‘ ., '. l.
(Lot an llllllllt'iill ili'lll mn-r the llt'llll, h
bubs climbs hanging from llw calls of
film, was a ullllpit'lt: protection.
Nswnraevs of! to the Wars.
Ni.“ .um. N. .l.. Nor, lN. L‘lnreucefimltb,
{ill‘lllt‘lly rim-trivia“ and gunner on the
L'niu-il Simian vessel i'ensnroiu, has left to
go on board the Nlcthvruy, or El Cid. Rn-
dolph \i'ilhelum, another Newarker, goes
a» apntbcuary, and (ill Ayn-cs, who has
slum-d M an lllllt‘ bodied u-nnuul, is also a
Nt‘Wfifkf‘r.
Moyoraliy Noll-inn one In ”crawls.
influx. Sm. is. lioth the Republican
and llcunocrutlc cit y conventions were held
mldy. ’l‘hc lh-luut‘rilla nominated Mayor
Mount-M by nucluuiution. The Republic-
ans named nx-Mnyor'Tlmmne N. Hart,
who won also chum-ll by acclamatiun.
No Tobaccu In Insane Asylum
ALBANY. Nor. is, WA hfflfi‘ commission
on llm'lcy bus (li‘lliltll fo‘illaoontlnue the
ailnwancoof lohm-co in any form to the in-
luau-s of state hospitals; also to recommend
that attendants lat prohibited from using
it while on duty.
The llutfnm Halt Ind-d.
l’lT’ftilll'ilil, .‘e‘ov. lll.~—'l‘he suit of Mrs.
E. W. iiutlum, formerly of New York,
against her futlwr‘ln hm, .l. (,7. llulfnm of
this city, has wulml. and the Jury in now
out. A verdict in upwind (inlay.
Coin I Malls-n a M
ElMillA, N. l.. Nov. ideIitllony Cm
stwk came fli‘l'v and caused a raid on the
«sham of l. ('. Gilmore. arresting the pro
prietor and lmrivuiii’l‘ on a charge of circu-
lating ulmwm- llls‘f‘fltltl’u.
Mmihnggera In WING-DINO.
WlhmzsllMillll. Pit. Nov, iii-«William
Belch. a commission merchant. was lead:
bagged and robbed of H00 in the railroad
ynrtl, when he was decoys-ii by an un-
known main
fli- also! Omani-e Bronte lip.
llnlmrmm, 4),, Nov. is.~«'l‘hree lass
factories In this muuty. employing a t
Lilli) men. have withdrawn from the coin-
binu and will resume work Ila-lint ofnaxt
week. ”A“. ””me
All: and lureesa- Austin unrated.
New Your. Nov. le.~A rm lot a pane
and Director». to be trotted at Yiestwooi'l
park on next Tuesday or Wednesday.
Aged Was-ran David I. heath.
Boa-res, Nov. mum". Hersh Dainty,
mammalian-diam in a W
on I’orter street. {the attempted to slut
I In with hem
chums-n cans. m
Manna,l'lov.is.~dea menisci, the
annotation of the Nash’s-l Plate Glass
medalists a lively war in prises has ten
married. ~
of mm has been arranged between Alla.
THELOLZGETBIKEENDED
Truce Etl'ected Between English
Miners and Owners.
313010130 Ill THE Illilli} TOW“.
Work to Ho Began at Once. and Thousands
of earning Iaenlliu wm Ila Boll-veil.
The Board of Conciliation Will III the
Wales.
Losnox. Nov. ,l8.-The”great minare'
strike, which has now been on for months
and during which thousands of familial
have suffermlJe at an odd. The confer-
ence brought about by the government
adopted the following resolutions:
First—That a board of conciliation be are
tahlished forthwith, which shall last at
least one year and consist of an equal num-
ber—H each—41f cold mine owners and
coal miners. The rcprcwnlativcs of the
two parties, before the first alerting of
the delegates, shall endeavor to elect a
chairman from the outsidc. If they fail,
then the speaker of the house of commons
shall be asked to nominate a chairman,
who will have the casting vote. The board,
when constituted, shall have the power to
determine from time to time the rates of
wages of ihai‘ininvrs from Feb. l, 1505. The
first meeting of the bomd shall be held in
inndon on Dec. its.
‘l‘o Ileanma Work at Once.
Second“ That the men shall resume work
intluuliatcly at the old ungvs until Feb. 1,
and it is agreed that all tiu- collieries anr
as practicable shall be l’rupt'llt‘il forthwith
return to work.
The rcprrfirntutivcs of the owners pm
poet-d that the mm resume work at it) per
cont reductions until March, when their
wages for the future should be find by the
board of culli‘lll.tllull. The miners dccllned
to acct-pt tin-w terms and insisted that
they should rri-munlvncc work at the old
ram; ’l‘hoy ngrenl. however, that any
new rniudrcidcli upon should commence
in March instead of in April. as they orig-
inally ill'llliilllll’il.
Al land. a solution was arrived at by the
adoption of thr- above resolutions. Lord
liosr-lx-ry then suggested that the oppor
tunliy was favorable to decide upon a
minimum rain of wages. This proposition
was not ncvrrplcd by the mine owners, and
it was agreed that tho question should be
left for Mlllt'lllcllf by the board of concilia-
lion.
The, result of the. conference was at once
telephoned to Mr. Gladstone. The news
of the settlement of the grant struggle
gives great satisfaction in all parts of the
country.
Victory For the Illnon.
Mr. Burns, the labor leader. in an inter
view. said that the sacrum of the govern-
m. nt'e intervention was most important,
'1» i'. nonld cncourngr- an appeal in similar
‘ w us when strike-s. wear in the fu-
lic -.~xnl that the result kills thorou-
“'1‘ ol t'lllplu)‘cn| that wages must fol-
., fluctuations in prices, becauseJL-i
‘.Lhul, the conciliation: bomi can
(all in prices or increase wages.
v|-. lll‘ said, had won a rnagnili»
t'l ii. i .
’i‘h. warn»! :hcwitlomcntuf the mini-rs"
um. .u-a'ul the gn‘fllehl joy in the min-
im: lllhll’li‘ll of lmrii-iishirc and Yorkshire.
'l'i.n- l‘i‘ilf‘l lund~ had been most exhnunlcd,
and lhu pmpic had become almost slraprr-
sic. [ms-one plan-s the rejoicmgs our
the good ncws hem bw'onlc almost from
lied. Church bells turn rung. and the
people gathered together and indulgml in
dancing, singing and in other actions to
expnsu their jubilation nt (bound of the
long struggle.
The i‘nrnuicle say! then- will be "in“?
in“ throughout the country at the treaty
of [it‘flL‘i‘ ranged at the confrrcnrc and
says that it is peace with honor. It drclarca
that the n--ult of lln- mufurnuco in a
triumph for labor such an the world has
never seen lwforo and opens a new chapter
in industrialhistory, lf Lord iioselwry'a
intervention nwnlm anything, it means
unla- rccoxulllon in the mppurt of citizens
in the maintenance of n «let-cut and pro-
gressive standard of living.
.v
flu- Atlantic Is llolstevoua.
bosons, Nor inmt'upialns of vessels
arriving ill Londonderry report fearful
weather oil' the moat.
’l'he slcmu trawler llulh liolton was
caught in n squall during the storm off the
mouth of tin Tyne, and [our of lli'l‘ err-W
were washed uwrlmnrd.
The schoonvr Elisa llelle was er'l'ks'll
near Port humus. and all her crew were
drownod. Semi ntlwl' sunall yrs-isle wore
«ranked on ll"! lirltish cmist. but their
t'n‘Wli were rescued by the life saving urv-
ice.
The Irish collie strains-r lilackrock has
arrived at Liverwol nill‘f’lififfllill' expe-
rience evltb rough number and with be-
tween 300 and Mt dead or dying cattlu
aboard.
u. John Hall's Christan“ Manor.
Prime, Ky., Nov. lHn-Jl'lie largest sale of
cattle ever made in llourimn county was
consummated when t‘. Alexander. the
banker and cattle hing, sold to Mr. Ratio
of Cincinnati hill land of Durham cattle to
be exported to London for the Christmas
market. p m
Wrecked the lsyvr'e MOI-v.
sienna». Nov. iii.«—A bomb was exploit
ed in front of thy; mayor's house at 'l‘or-
rente, in the province of Valencia The
windows of the house were smashed. and
the bulkilng was otherwloedamaaed. The
culprit meml. .__-.-..._,
righting In flew Ital-ea.
Brnm, Nev. inw~NOWI from New Gul-
nea says there has been lighting there hr
tween the Germans and the natives. The
latter were repulsed with heavy losses.
Further lighting Is expected.
loll- laueaw a has I.
Pants, Nov. lB.-A telegram Mild-
reeelvsd news that the insurgent Admiral
Hello had proclaimed the non of the (lamb
d'ln Mom of Email.
lath-ares Ian Wreckers lull-
Insecure. Nev. musty Matthew Da-
vh and l‘. fillings. the chairman end-In-
apr vsly of tits Hernantlle bank.
$1. 0. finale have been mmmd for
one. no Hana.
Emil» Nov. ldw‘l‘be lea-u Antonio
Us ~er at flotilla. A Bpanilll advance
the Horn is en Marley.
”mnmm
“was“
We..ltw. IA—d’dwm
banners-Item
fimemmm“
m .
U
M
and no lilipt-ililllt‘ll! plfl‘:l.‘|l upon the men's'
M says that the Spanish foreign stiles has
POWDERLY’S PLAN.
Ito’s 'l’aksa to Put "In: at the [load of
I,000.000 NOB.
anunarruu, Nov. is «Jrhe fourth day
of the Knights of Labor general assembly
was the llvliest. yet. General Muster “'ork‘
man Powderly made a scathing denun-
ciation of the methods of certain men in
the order and a general denial of the
charges made by Secretnry- Treasurer
Hera. He talked fora long time about
the state of the order and it. fuuirc pros-
pects. A committee was appointed to con»
fer on the amalgamation “In. and it hold
'a secret ntssion.
A meeting was held for the purpose of
considering ways and means for the amal-
gamation of all the existing labor organizer
lions.” It is asserted that rcprescnlnlivcs
from all [he largcbulir-nlf Workingmeu
were present and that plum wcrnfornied
which, if carried out, will bring about the
consolidation.
Those pro-soul. are said to represent a
membership of from 750.000 to l,im,o0li.
The result of them-cling nlll Ilt‘pl'llil upon
the action the general assembly may take,
but as the meeting WM ilul‘ll'il‘dl by repre—
sentative lioighlsclosc to M l’owrriy it
is claimed lliul the general . ~3i'lllllly “ill
favor the lllOVt'illt‘lll, of: nutnlz; ' iuiiun.
This movement, it is t'liiillli‘il,
worked up for six rnomiu and in ii in»
suit of .‘ilr. l‘owdcriy‘e «(Torr to secure a
unification of lulwriutcrcsln, Just what
organizations autoim- of tin,- Knights of
Labor and the b‘edvrnuon of Labor were
Npmcllll’tl could Ill)! be nsccrtninul, it be-
ing explainmlthat lllt‘ iqirwt-maiwcs at
the meeting, while being mm of lltflllt'llce
in theironlcrr, wore out otlicinlly author—
ized to act.
if the Knights oi Labor rrprrscntativm
at the meeting have any all} . boomer, .\ir.
Powderly, it was. smird. “ill lumpy is
prominentrxmrullwwmllinn in the new
order. The matter “ill lw brmiflit before
the general aw'mbiy. and the friends of
Mr. i‘uuderiy think that they um carry it
through.
A rsuccessrot TEST.
‘l'rlp Sear Iluchr-h-r.
Ritfflltsl’lll, NHV. l“. Enclrh'ul llfilpill‘
sion of (:ulllllll‘f‘l‘lill inane nil motile is In!
longer u the-or}, but it ilrnwnr-lruicii slut»
Bess. Mull.- nmi strum pmrrr are alike
doomed by the Mir pulh-l‘, which has sllf"
crrssfully (rated liliillK~fll0 (ho \ill:u:c of
Brighton, four mils-s from llnr‘ln-stor. on a
wubcrwnyof the Eric mural. ’l'h» oi'i hit‘illil"
boat Ceres. now liic Frank W. linu‘lcy.
named alter the proluuior 0f ihu Mllt'llli‘.
was fitted with an electrical motor of (he
“'esfinghuuw company instead of boiler
and engine.
Taking [10“ or from thrirullry u irom‘cr»
head, she started nfl' \llliinul lurch or
hindrance when Mr, lla'xli-y Lim-vlipullwi
the lever on lin- twirti'olli r and w: (l v rim
Nut pulsing through llic llldiflliill'ly to (in?
propeller wheel muml.
When the inert nos plucml llll'll‘l' tho
wires and the lrwr pulled. army ‘lzc spnl
faster than ilu‘ low lllliiiA-s «ix milrs an
hour. There was no bitch. [in bruik. So
drawback urchin-d. It rm.- aim-uni ano-
i‘cars, Every dillivnltl r-ncmmlvru-tl in canal
uavigalion um. ~-~l1ll) wwn nine.
This one mill-of u lrc t'irlliiiilh llw wilul‘it’sl
curve in the uiwli- lvnglh oinl li:i~lochund
wide water-l. the tune in :‘n'imlnl at full
ripen], lllc l-zlk liikr'll an llill-’h.)‘ lat r'izlllll
be pilrnll'lt‘, and tho \tidv v w :~ made no
difference lll blit't’ll ur ll' ll.- in u.
tell"
A Big Mcel l‘rujcct.
l‘iThlll‘liu. Not l“, ‘l‘ln- '«unnrrcinl
Uneth- saye- lwloy that it .- . :i: dud (hi
conipnny is llrrpill'lu; in i..-. .l in im-
nianuinclurc of slim-l on n Kiudllili'hl‘illt’
and outdo thi- i‘arn-stziw and all nlllrr con-
ccrus in tho Cnitulr). 'l‘lu-y :m; in llw a
new prove» of Fit’t‘iili.lklil',". by u fill it. it is
claixncd. Kll'vi can be unoh- liilr‘i’llt'll'i'lll
lbs- or».
Blfl'nhs llaif UnOWml l'mli-r.
Bl‘FI‘Ai.il. Nor. H" i’iiti meta havebcvn
at Work shoveling snow on two of the
thorouglifnrrs in the souliuru part of this
city. Drills four feet ill-t-pm-rr rnwun»
tered by Mannie pamiugnut in n ~uburbnll
uniciery, and M‘H‘l‘lll hours t'iiilmu‘. lit'ilfl‘l)
they could prover-d. in tho linrilwril part
of the city scarcely a moo ihtku foil.
Fatal llaml l‘isr Accident.
li.\li.ETn.\. l'iL, Nor, l5." ii) the brook.
ing of an axle of a hand our at Wi-uthrrly,
limb-man Frank finite and liw laborers
wcruthromi lulon rarinu .‘lil‘lldt‘i Mor-
inky was instantly hiliv-l. .mil lullnsw
Konilz was fatally injured. All the: olhrra
were iliully liruiecd.
Hrs. knee lmlnrns lmwwlllnl.
Tori-Zita, Nov ii - Mrs. Mary Ii. Ia-mw,
it in aunomlcml iu l‘opuiiht cirrh-s, H‘lll n
tuewnger lo iiiWcrnur [unveiling lu-nring
her complimentsnml the. mmnrmwn that he
could demnd upon her support for rt-Imlll-
inatlou in the nut atntc consun'lou.
A 'I'vain Rubber Surrenders.
Mast»: (‘l‘nfilm Nov. in. An unknown
man nave himself up In the milliorillnn of
Konsnlh an lining implicated in lhc Kcelcr
(ind) Lake Shore lrulu rubbery. if“ says
he will tell the whole atoryntuiy, w llm
names of time implicated.
To Replace Inapenslon llvldge.
NIMIARA l-‘Am, Nut’. is. it ie will that
a new bridgi- will be built to auprm-de the
old suspension bridge. which has lung slurs
become inadequate to the umb- of the
Grand Trunk railroad.
Myvllle's Mrlke May lie linden.
l’aovmm'tz. Nov. is.»~’rlmiroapi-ci. for
a speedy settlrnwnt of the tilt: atriltt' (it ill:
nayvllls are very bright, (in tho mmwninns
are announced to come from the umnufae
‘ Mm... ... M0”... -.._. ._
laminar In Chute-l Works.
Jamar Cirr, Nov. lfl.«—i'linticeiiur Mo»
Gill appointed President Thurston of the
Jersey City and lieu-gm mllrmul receiver
for the Newark chemical works.
mangle-ain't Assessed Valhalla.
momentum, Nov. law-The ml vst
national real estate In l'rnneylvanla for
ilsseuneat year was fl.aii,im.tur—~an in»
crease of Meow».
Mat-at a Centenarian.
Cousins, N. 32. Nov. ill. Airs. Charles
Andrews. one of the littlest residents
annulus.
The National aw .
mascara. Nor. l!.-1‘be third day's sea»
M of “I! “I‘m“ Grange up!“ ”A“
Overseer I. W. Davlsof (,‘alilovnia in the
t
“was“. U. - .
than. Tea,
Irma
‘
The Electric Trolley Cnnalhont Takes I
Yates county. died at Potter Center at “(ST
say. ”which [old finds
the Oran mountains I
. Can't detect the microbes of disease,
' and yet they exist by the million.
. They permeate the s stem. pollute
' the blood and poison cviml organs.
Disease is the inevitable result.
RADAM'S
lAliillilBE KILLER
- destroys every specie of microbe and
L curcs everyl'orm of disease. lt’sthc
; latest and greatest discovery of sci-
i ence. No matter what form of dis-
? case you are suffering with it will
: pay you to inrcsti ate. A 50-pngc
‘ book ofvnluable in ormution free.
Ill: Wm. Mam Microbe Killer (10.,
- 'l manna. luv York City.
*3. n vnuuNsON. a North Main s;
' Bonus Harwell.
Innunmuamnnmunnmlum .. . <
ulllllll‘lllmmllllllllllll
‘ .
TIIR till“!
"I'm It'll"
ruicul‘i‘utlm rum 1
80 lHYfl. Curry all
54 ohm; ltmnry.
. Vightlv imiw
Ill‘fil'lfl'fl Ia
\' us Dir-ca
is vlari rnmlslra
ill’i‘iV l'r‘:l-.ra“l
loan-nous in «am. .1 m x. 5:
s-w‘imt 1
written;-
iv! any on \rl
imilrilnm.
i.» has not t l
i‘fltrwr. l'nuaplm
oriental lethal
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South llorwalli, lionn.
rctllll'
W.H.Meeker&llo.
Plain Agrm for
G. H. il. BOLTDN’S
HOT WATER HEATH
Plumbing, Steam and line-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
hm wait-r. alt-um of hot air heating.
m SOUTH Mle “T
w. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE adi’h'lv.
bylaws-ritual Wheemllundbyapah;
lostlnshoworld.
lfyeuwlnt line was Bill) nails lethviallll
lo.dsn'lysy!6b$&irymy 3.0350,“. w
l Slice. The fit equal in custom madesnlleelual
sear Is well. fyos with to «anemia! in norm
do Is by purchasing VI. l. Douglas Shoes. Issue and
yrlmtsmpal on lilo bottom. look far it when yes
'0'.“ bananas. amnion. mass. by
J. SCHAUB.
“fulfill ' NEED ' NUT ‘ SUFFI‘ZR.
Cure Without Stomach Dragging.
FEMALE illSOllllEllS
COMPLAINTQ,
Ltiiiiiiiliiifii. iFlREfiUldliiTi‘iii
WSKMEMEM‘B,
lnlammaiicm, (Invincible. rte.
.Ia” i .0! f1» Thy! forum)
if “MS". ““150!
‘mr, \v. mullahs no. a. VIM-
‘Illll; IO! so cam.
flu-r Orv nines! Damn.
HONEY RKFUNDIO
mm Flil‘w Relieve room
"A.
”III.
.._,w .. .... s. .MW.‘.»..,....,.
Guaranteed In
0mm and rune
I. ”italic"
W
(illlllP-E
(
t
I
t
I
I
0
I
I
AVilll US
with
your
orders
for ‘
anything
in the
line of
4‘1’.’.. .. -
. 'a.‘
K - -
.H- -
riniing
V
~ that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
and
..... AT-—-
nu ililllllli -4, .
snllnel
mOFfli '97. --«~
Washington
Street.
South
N orwalk.
OLD arm RELIABLE.
DAILY DIREO"
Freight Lin.
BETWEEN
NEW you
80th Home!
AN
NORWAL i
THE PROPELLETH
CITY llF NllllWA
AND
EAGLE.
m
Bushman _
Will leave Pier 1i. E. 3.,
New rork. at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m.; South Norwul
p. m.
Freight received from 7 a m. to 5 p. m,
Upon application to agents the City 0
walk and Eagle will be sent for special
freight anywhere in New York or its vl
{Frill permus arc forbid trusting
the vinyl-ire. of the boats of this line
would oft n: on hers thereof. 5
E.G.MorrisSais
Successors to E. C. Morris & i
CAPITAL. 0250.000.
64 Sudhury 8t., Boston, if
' Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sa
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults, ,
Bank Vault D
AND
NEWS” WORK OF All K
The Best‘8aies in the
l5ll.llllllln use. Always .
serve their liontentl.
lhi) will in Lynn. Mase..slnco t at
when: 50 or our safes Were subjected .
liruf. prom-mint: their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in th
(,‘hirngro Flrein it?” In the Great. h
in am, and in all the great tires sin w
for circulars. Airs-ate wanted.
1. u. iElllllllfS'.
Panel litigant}l Icimlnnm’
And eslsr in
WAll PAPER AND Bililil
lNorth Main street. So. Norwal
rarnple tanks of full line latest 0
Pals-rs. Borders and Gill Mouldlogn
hangs for lllnwtllim. on notice by vol
PhySicianlero
MRS. Ni. ii. A. iiiiilFil
Can be consulted at her allies.
342 lirosd 8t, Bridgeport
1mm 10 a. uni» 7 p. In. any day except :
'lholloctor lna nlar b so
tin- uuu sixteen yemflhaamg‘ifim »
of ’OMEN a spool-it 1 ion .
from an dimcnl y l
lie dent totals
mumlt if. “Milford in tho st -
dome. and with the assurance of
mmt skillful and scientific tree
iommlernsuraer and medicine. .
furnlslml in; con meme-m cases. ..
crate. All otters promptly rap] .
almo- stamp. -~
muslin
iii) ALL KINDS 0"
Plumbing. Stan
AND
Gas Flttl
‘“'*'*'"Hoi'lir““ 8mm '
DEA Lilli! ll
lute, Tin, lines and 0
ntcotslallllllllllililsm '
to mourn Gull].
factory wort: atlendeilao - .
F. H. NASH it i
00?. Kain and West , ’
snout. mm
mm 0/ «ea: m
Hmfnmchnaudmfm ff '
«reticulum» . »
“Jailhmpim as :-
dmwb W
Wis"! WM
Norwalk Chronicler