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Hall and Fancy Stand .Lsmps,
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of character.
It is learned that the bottom of the vas-
to the Columbia at South-
frames are buckled.
The full extent of the
~ known. but
present is how to save the ship, as it
would be hazardous to pump out the dock
without removing her guns and all extra
‘ we will give
our purchase amounting
e
to 500 or over,
‘ rderto better introduce Chappeiie, Dose cc Co.’s fine
0N SATURDAY ONLY,
flail Pound Box of Ben lions» Free.
. S. S'l'llll'l'liViN'l',
_ llcrtlr thin and its Streets. Scutilicrwelle
justly.
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AND
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Sole agents for the
intellectuals
' ’* 12 iicrtlt Main Street.
' Aunt Maria’s
Pan Cake Flour
llic per package.
Good as any on the market, at
iuurlitusuciir’s
12 North fieiu Street.
This Specs is for
lien & chufi
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Wholesale and lists"
ill and
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in lnviaticn is hereby ex-
tended to the people of Harwell ‘
and vicinity to inspect currents.
lie ilil not claim to give you
geld sellers for ill-cent pieces;
but we will treat you fairly and
w...“
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WALL ST.
HOUSEKEE PING
ARTICLES at
L St.
Victor Bicycles.
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee sei'tis-
faction in all our work.
WALL PAPER
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will so
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MATERIALS,
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Ore
Besides
Horse Railway Depot.
lien street. Telephone call li-
kudmhfld
Buggies, Platters, Carriages
canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
museum
Henry Tilly.
rely
weight. The Texas was put into the dry-
dock a week ago in order toclsar her an!»
merged strainers, which were shocked
with seaweed and mud from her long stay
at Norfolk. and to clean the barnaciss
from her bottom.
It was found that her propeller blades
were badly bent, necessitating ordering
her spare blades from Norfolk, which was
promptly done. By the time the water
was all pumped out those in charge of
the ship discovered that the vessel was
steadily settling and the keel was show-
ing evidences of collapsing, so the order
was given to flood the (look as deep as the
propeller shafts in order that the wet“
might partially support the ship.
This was done. but an examination of
the interior of the vessel showed that she
was still settling, and the dock was fur
ther flooded.
An ofliclal report was sent to the navy
department. where the matter is now un-
der consideration. ‘
Bacon”, Nov. lit—In regard to the
reported straining of the battleship Texas
at the Brooklyn navy yard, Admiral Sicard
had this to say: ,
”The Texas will go on an official trial
trip on the 16th inst. If shohad sustained
any injury, it would not be safe for her
to do so.”
Further than to make this statement
the commandant refused to discuss the
matter.
Captain Glass. in command of the
Texas, refused to discuss the matter. The
Texas will be given a dock trial before
she puts to sea.
(sensual: HARMON Busv.
A Plan to Believe the United States Des-
premo Court of Unnecessary Labor.
Wasmsorou, Nov. iii—Attorney Gon-
cral Harmon is busily engaged in the prop-
aratlon of his annual report to the presi-
dent.
Sinco he assumed the duties of his ofllcc
J udgc Harmon has become impressed with
the fact that a large part of the time of
the supreme court of the United States is
consumed in hearing criminal cases which
comobcforoit on appeal from tholowor
United States courts or state supremo
courts, and with a view to relieving the
supreme court of much labor the attorney
general will recommend in his report an
amendment to existing laws by which all
criminal cases involving violations of
United States laws other than capital
cases, new subject to appeal from the
lower federal courts, shall go to tho sov-
oral United States circuit courts of appeal
for final hearing.
It is understood that tho mombcrs of the
supreme court are in favor of this propo.
sition.
THREJiTS OF A MANIAC.
The Life of George M. Pullman of (Ti-icon
In Jeopardy.
CHICAGO, .\'ov. iii—Tho life of (ionrgc
M. Pullman and that of John ii. Grin,
tho manager of tho Pullman building in
this city, wore mounccel by an insane mart.
Both men Woro to have been shut and
killed on or before the litlr of this month.
The delay of tho maniac in making up
his mind as to which one should lie) the
first victim gave the police time to arrest
him. The prisoner is William Sherman.
who has been employed as a window
cleaner around the Pullman building.
A woman fortune teller is at present
held responsible for the suggestion that
placed the lives of Mr. Pullman nnei his
manager in jeopardy, and the police are
now endeavorlng to find her and ask why
she advises her patrons to commit murder.
Verdict In the Gongsrahlorse Ciao.
Boston, Nov. lB.——Tho juryln the libel
suit brought by Mrs. Helen M. Hottgnr,
tho temperance advocate of Lafayette,
Ind., against Congressman Morse brought
in a verdict in favor of the defendant.
Action was brought against Mr. Morse
two years ago for 825,000 for alleged darn-
agcs, which Mrs. Gouger claimed she sus-
tained because of language used by Mr.
Morse during a political controversy. The
case was tried last year in the United
States circuit court and was won by Mr.
Morse. A new trial was ordered, and the
case was brought up again, with the saute
result.
Locks Better For the "yams lion.
Tourism. Nov. itl.-—'I‘hc defense in tho
Hymns trial scored a considerable victory
when Judge Ferguson refused to admit in
evidence any testimony concerning the
alleged attempt of iiyams to insure the
life of Martha Wells for terraces. The
admission of such evidence has been
strenuously sought by the prosecution
and as vigorously opposed by the defense.
As a result oi the centre's ruling the
Hymn-cs wear a more cheerful mien.
and the prosecution admits that there is re
serious break in the evidence which was
intended to prove the prisoners guilty.
Murder and Arson.
CHATIIAM, Ont. Nov. Iii-«At Thames
ville, near here, the residence of William
Cameron was gutted by fire. When the
flames were subdued, the body of Gamma
was found lying on the flour, scarcely
tottehcd by fire, with the side of his head
latter-ed in. it is believed the man was
murdered and the house then tired to
cover up the crime.
A. It'll-sofa Brutal Crime.
Wisrtrso, Nov. tum-Irina most unsa»
tionsl trial ever held in Winnipeg can»
7 eluded when the jury returned a verdict
finding William Farr, a Canadian Pacific
engineer, guilty of arson and attempted
murder. Il'arr was charged with attempt-
ing to destroy his wife and children in or-
der that he might marry another woman.
runs-s. midi}... sens. sun-s.
Peri-sense, Nov. litmus plumbed
strike in Pittsburg and Allegheny. which
was inaugurated on If
partly needed
some similar to use
stated to be of" a more serious
ssi'for some distance amidshi‘ps has been use. to es. Disclosure.
hectic, cracking the oementl sing on the
m” IUD. ".1 that“ low so up. or Boston. Nov. lit—The police have
damage is not
the perplexing problem at
_ intrusion...
esteem mm ‘ er. raccoon
loch. Jewelry and rem mu. m
We “to: Peepls. Recovered sad
Identified—An Arrest For Petit larceny
band $200,000 in stocks, bonds and other
ieouritlco secreted in the collar of the
tense of James S. Chalice, who was ar-
rested here yesterday for the larceny of
to Banker Kidder of the well known Bos-
ton firm of Kidder, Peabody & Co. The
arrest of this man, which was entirely as-
cidental at the time, afterward resulted
in thediscovcry of a regular storehouse.
full of rich plunder originally stolen from
the houses of some of the best known
families in Massachusetts.
Hidden in the collar of his house at
Iloxbury were three trunks and two boxes
filled to the brim with soaiskins, silver
plate and bric-a-brac. These cases had'
lain for five years safe and sound inn
storehouse in New York city without the
slightest suspicion being entertained by
the police.
In the meantime there had been a re-
markablc series of daring robberies in
Massachusetts. Among these was the
theft of paintings valued at 020,000 from
the house of Frederick L. Amos at North
illusion.
These pictures were cut out of the
frames. and there had never been any
trace of them until William Barrett was
tried for murder here about a your ego
and sentenced to imprisonment for life.
Then the canvas? were mysteriously re-
turned. A rowar of 81,500 was paid, and
no questions woro asked.
Now Chalice, the prisoner, says that he
knows nothing of the contents of the
trunks and boxes except that Barrett gave
them to him in return for assistance rcn~
dcrcd him during his trial.
Stolen Bonds Found.
So it seems that they were pale. Last
night police inspectors visited Chaflee's
Roxbury house with him to find the 8200,-
000 in securities which he said were bid—
dcn there. Chafl'eef could not find them.
but his Wife canto to the rescue. She had
hidden them under the collar stairs. They
were originally buried half a mile from
the house, but were removed after the
rat by the police.
0 securities consist of 174 certificates
for 1,000 shares of f). K. mining stock,
face value 81,000 a share, totalingtli'i, 000;
also 40 shares preferred stock in the C.
N. Nelson Lumber cornymny. These stocks
were nmelo out in the name of Ansel Ar-
nold of Willirnantic, Conn.
There were also; Central Iowa railroad
bond for 83m and a mortgage note by the
Lombard Mortgage company for 8500.
(.‘hnffco says he obtained all these esoteri-
tics from Barrett. This Barrett denied
and seems glad that (Thafloo is arrested.
Chains) is believed to bc llnrrett's broth-
er. They resemble each other as closely as
twins.
Mrs. Frederick L. Amos visited police
headquarters and positively identified
in -brnc worth N00. The goods were
etc on at the limo when the paintings
were taken, in their), showing that Barrett
was the burglar who stoic the paintings.
Mrs. Amos also identified some articles
stolen from the home of Oliver Amos on
the some night.
Stolen Property Identified.
All day long prominent citirons have
poured into headquarters from all parts of
the state and identified se‘nlsktns, silvor-
ware and brie—admin worth thousands of
dollars.
Cluellco was shnlrbily elm-mod. ills trou~
scrs were» of tho "high watt-r“ vuriotynnrl
were torn and fringed at. tho bottoms. Ho
had on a lightweight overcoat. which had
seen lmttcr days, and his linen was not
clean. .
flu is apparently about 50 years old,
thin and pain of face, with high chock
bonus. n dull eye and listless expression,
and, in fact, does not look like a clover
crook. iio wuors a mustache, sandy and
rather heavy. and is somewhat bold.
(Ybafleo‘s wife, whom he married three
years ago, and her grown up daughter vis-
ited headquarters and asked for an inter-
view with (limiters. it. was granted. They
talked for scene time. and when Charles
reappeared from the room whore the in
torviow took pinco tears were streaming
down his cheeks.
Inspector Dugan says: "lam convinced
that Chaffec has not been concerned in
any robberies and did not steal any of
those goods. for, in my opinion, ho ontirc-
ly lacks the required pluck and nerve to
be a burglar of merit and was never
made for such work. lconsider him noth.
ing butawcuir. deluded tool of Barrett’s."
Thur-hing (lid straw.
forms, Nov. iii.—-'I'ho Graphic, in an
editorial. agrees that Lord Dunraven's
pauiphlct giving his side of the story of
thoraoos for the America's cup was ill
advised. but it. argues that the intense in-
dignation evoked in America is two
months too into, it says that Lord Dun»
raven rustic a distinct complaint nimut the
matter of ballast at the time of the races.
and it is not trim that haimpilcatod Iseiin
or any other of tho llcfondor's owners in
ohm-go of tho yacht. The Graphic adds
that is a thousand pitios that the invcstf
gatlon now ordcrcei was not made when
the complaint was first ledger].
A Harder-tr Makes a Confession.
Cidtt'itklilfli, Nov. t:i.-ltdwnrd Camp-
bell, alias Charles Rico, alias George
Smith. in jail here, has made a confes-
sion of the murder of filagglc Motiraw of
28 River street, Newark. N. .l. ilo says
he hit the mount! over the bored with a
chair during a drunken row, and that she
died from the effect of the blow. The
Newark authorities have been notified.
Ic‘isrslsy Was Internally Injured.
Pnovtprescs, Nov. l:i.~—lt is learned
that McCarthy, the full bmie of the Brown
eleven. was internally injured in the
game with Yale on riaturdrey, and his phy-
sician has refused to allow him to enter a
game for many woolen. Bernhard has
taken his place.
Massive tire in Alabama.
Mormons", Ala. Nov. lii.—-'I‘hc hush
uses portion of ifsyncsviile, this state,
was s most wiped out by fire. with a total
loss of 090.000. Fifteen stores were born.
ad. total insurance is about “0,000.
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mm menial" a" ”$353?"
' , messes as.
1M, .s um.
was re-
may“
i7,000 in rare postage stamps belonging,
anomalies it. y . .
late Curtis hi. Rabi , My team
theatreslcststs dealer ,of this our and
who‘disd in mm, are massed to learn
that he is W withharing deserted a
wife in his castle in the early sixties.
when he came to Chicago. and his three
children are probably surprised to find
their right to inheritance challenged by
their Massachusetts relatives.
At the time of his death Robinson lived
with his three children-dire. Martha J.
Ruprecht, Curtis E. Robinson r’el Bessie
D. Robinson. After his death uis daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ruprecht. .was made the admin-
lstr’atrix of the estate, which is represent.
ed to be worth about “.000. 000.
Yesterday a bill was filed in the United
States circuit court by Robinson's brother
David, his sister, Betsy Flames, and four
nieces, children of his dead sister and
brother. all residing in Massachusetts.
and who set up the claim that Curtis E.
Robinson left a wife behind him in Mas-
Iachusotts. and was never married to his
Chicago wife, and the three children, hav-
Ing been born out of wedlock, are not
heirs to the estate of Curtis Iii. Robinson,
but that the same belongs to his Massa-
ch usotts relatives.
THE Fvai-TEECEussr.
Fatal Accident In the Power House of the
Albany Railway. '
ALBANY, Nov. lit—The monster 20 ton
flywheel in the power house of the Albany
railway on Pearl street burst, and the
buried fragments inflicted injuries from
which John Pichl died at the hospital.
The others hurt arc Charles Myers, su—
pervisor elect, leg ,and ankle bruised;
Louis Thuis, head and left breast lacerat-
ed, also internally injured and may die;
John Faust, head and legs injured.
One of the pieces crashed through
Charles Mycrs’ saloon, across the street. In
this were the dead man and the others
injured. Another piece. weighing two
tons, flow over the housetops for two
blocks and tore off the roof and side of
Elizabeth Metz's residence, but injured
no one.
A 20 foot gap was made in the power
house. When the break occurred, every
electric car in the city was stopped. The
property loss will reach about $50,000.
omclal Vote of Pennsylvania.
Hauntsnuno, Nov. tit—The official
vote of the belated Pennsylvania counties
has been received at the state department.
The vote for state treasurer is as follows:
Haywood (Rep), 456,745; Meyers (Dem),
252, will; Berry (Pro. ), 20,778; Dawson
(People’s), 7,802; Anton (Socialist Labor),
1.829; scattering, 31; Haywood’s plurali-
ty, 174,264. The leading candidate for
judge of the superior court on the Repub-
lican ticket is Judge Bloc of Luzerne
county, who polled 460,822. Smith (Dom)
is elected over Yerkes, his closest competi-
tor, by 6,2H votes.
School Children llurncei to Death.
SAN Auroxro, Tex, Nov. til—A spe-
cial from Grenada, West Indies, says a
dron were present, caught fire, and before
anything could be done the whole build-
ing was ablaze and was destroyed. Thir—
a
teacher, wore found in the ruins. The
the crime. They have been arrested.
Suicides Caused by the Panic.
Lemmy, Nov. lib—Tho i‘hrouiclo this
morning prints a dispatch from its Paris
correspondent, the claim being made that
lssuicldcs have» occurred at Paris and
Lyons which can be traced to despondoncy
resulting from losses on tho boursc during
the recent panic. Among the most promi‘
cent of those who have committed suit
ride is ill. (’lolornhct. proprietor of the
We!” known Bank Colombot at Cluetslv
lcrauit. M. ('olombct shot his wife be-
fore killing himself.
The Charges Were Dismissed.
VICTORIA. 11.0., Nov. iii—Tho admiral-
ty court has dismissed the charges pond.
ing against the scaling schooner E. B.
Marvin, which was made a prisoner by
tho cutter Rush for alleged use of firearms
in Bering son. and restored the vessel to
liberty. (thief Justice Davlo hold that
Captain Year's explanation was amply
sufilciout.
Destructive l‘irs at York.
Yotrs. Pa, Nov. 13.--'I‘he plant of the
York (lord and Paper company has been
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
at Cello, 000. The property was insured for
"00,000. An adjoining building, valued
at $600,000, was saved by the heroic
efforts of the firemen.
More People Poisoned.
(isovrcirsvrsttr, N. Y., Nov. 18.—-Three
more families in this oltyure suffering
from eating poisoned lie-ad oboe-so bought
at a meat market. Through active efforts
of physicians no lives have been lost. The
board of health has taken action in the
matter.
Failure of For Dealers.
l’trrt.Anr:r-.t-ms, Nov. iii—Execution:
on judgment note-s aggregating 920,10!
have been issued against hi. .l. Fahydr
Electric ritroet railroad has purchased the
Fulton horse our road. They will equip
it with electricity and extend it so as to
connect this city with Fulton. a distance
of 12 miles.
Candidate For United titans Senator.
llsmnrems, Nov. ill. -— Congressman
George L. Wellington. chairman of the
Republican state committee, has nnnonnc
ed his candidacy for tho United States
senate to succeed Senator Charles ii. Gib-
son.
Cleveland Returns to Washington.
Nirw Your. Nov. iti.--Prosideut Cleve
land left New York for Washington short
ly after midnight this morning. He won
accompanied by Private Secretary ’l’hur-
ber and Secretaries Herbert and Lamont.
cmslil‘afinduv. of P. lisbats.
Iruacs, N. Y., Nov. lil.-~'I'he third an
anal intercollegiate debate between Cor
nail and the University of Pennsylvania
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case where they have
desired result. A box
at all times to provide
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EVER CHANGING.
Wall paper is made in constantly vary-
ing designs—you'd weary of them if
they were all alike.
Wall Papers suitable for parlors, recep-
tion rooms, bed chambers, dining rooms
—any and every sort of room.
So we have
Ariisfe' Materials.
Pictures and Picture Framing, Paint-
ing, Paperhsnging and Decorating.
Decker,
70 Washington street. South Norwslk.
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43 Wall street, liorwslie, been.
inconvenient). use. CAPITAL swipes.
EDWIN O. KEELER. President.
(30., fur dealers on Arch street chow DAVID li.MlLI.ER.Vfce-President.
Seventh. The notes are all dated the 9th 1" 0' 93“". Cashier.
lnst., payable in one day. DIRECTORS-
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Accounts of Manufacturers. Merohsntsand
Individuals Soliolted.
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