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NEW FALLSUITINGS!
And hue llnzt ”I
Furnishing Goods
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we find many odd lots that will be CluSCd out at Cost.
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John A. Camp, Successor.
H4 WASHINTON 57., So. Norwalk.
What is It?
that prompni you to buy your ohms at
one store rather than another? Isn't it
.ntyla. quality, lit durability and price a»
totlie «hue and prompt and couiteouu
attMntIon on the part of the propriotn 1' air!
oalommn? if those are the real lllilut‘i“
Int-nu we look for a liberal share of your
patronage:
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREEI,
South Norwnik. Goon
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. ISABBAGAII'LIGBY
he Leading Hadrld Paper Declare- That
Spain Should Bree): No Interference on
the Part or the United mun-lore
Troops nae-ans Philippine Illa-h.
Lavmx. Oct. lit—A dispatch from
Madrid ray- that the king. ween repent
’ and other members of the court returned
. to the crpiiai from San Schwinn. where
they had been spending the summer.
The dispatch adds that an attempt wan
made to wreak the royal t.ain by son
ALPIIONSO 'XIII.
one, presumably a Cuban. A dynamite
bonih had been placed on the rails, but
fortunately it was discovered before the
train reached the place.
Alphonso XIII is onivu few months
marathon Iii years oltl, anti during his
minority his mother, .‘laria Christina, is
quoeii repent. l'ntil recently the king
has been in tether dollt-ato health. but he
is now more robust and vivacious and is as
fond of fun as most boys of his age.
Angry With the l'nltI-d States.
MADRID, (lct. lit—Unmatcnting upon
tho statement contained in a dispatch from
5 Washington that President Uitwolnlld ln~
, tends to intern-no in (till a in a manner
tantamount to the to (Ignition of the in-
dependence of tho lililli‘flt'lllfl, Tho Impar-
cltil declares; that Spain (night to demand
a lull exploitation of the Washington gov
tlf‘llllluiili.
"She cannot brook such a threat over
hl‘l‘ head," cont lnut-s 'l he ltiiptlrolnl. “own
for a single day. By what right docs tho
l'nitud Status dollno the limo for Spain to
settlo ti attention of hot internal adminis-
tration? It must he :iiiirmrd before the
whole world thugilio .‘lzni-rlcau govern
mom. cannot impose any sort of terms upon
us."
Altar denouncing the United States‘
"fictional neutrality," 'l'ha Iinparclai con-
cludes as follows:
“'l'he conduct of tho l'nitetl States will
arouse avnrral ltiIlipnatiotI. If Spain
should roilinin alone in a conflict with tho
l'nitetl Hiatus, Spaniards. by their own
olforts, will know how to mark the differ-
ence lit-twutn the noble defenders of their
own property and the tile traffickers at
Washington."
Silver Basia For Spaniah Bank Bills.
HAVANA, Oct. lit—Tho board of trade
here has unanimously indnrsetl a plan for
halting the new Hamish bank bills on a
silver value instead of on a gold. It is
understood that the government will ap-
prove the plan.
More Trumps For Philippine Islands.
MAD'WD. (It-t. lit—lie onlorcemcnts of
3,000 turn. led by four generals, will start
for the Philippine islands on Nov. 1': to
take part in the campaign against the in
eat-gents there.
mg Steamer Burned.
Si't'uouov luv, \i'is.. (let. lit—The big
steamer .\Ii‘ll‘.’ll.~'lli. owned by James Cor-
_rigan of til» city. “as burned on Lake
Michigan till now l.i'.-i at the bottom of
, White Hall lav. 'l he stonntor was valued
at $50,000 and was loaded w th a cargo of
2,000 tons of loci lor Milwaukee. ’l‘he
Australsia “as in slgltt of land when the
tire lililku out. it till atmm was put on and
an ollol‘t made to bench tho vessel. the
crew in the meantime making a torrilltt
fight against the lilillllirl. At last shoal
water was I’l‘lli lll'll lust as the life saving
crew arrived at the vessel anti rescued the
unicorn anti lllt'fl. ’i‘lm Aii~trolsla soon
afterward sank. The \ossvl and cargo are
counted a total loss.
Rabbi!!! (‘lsuse Diphtheria.
Waitsl-I-Ln Cl'l‘i', la , tit-i. lit—Publilts
have caused all epidemic of diphtheria In
tho l‘lifibi'l’l’l portal tho i'tillnlll'. and it has
sprunl to IIOWs. Iowa Falls. .loivoll Juno.
lion and Aldon. A down deaths have lawn
reported. liy Inst reports diphtheria has
hroln-n out annually in the vicinity of tho
’l‘yl lthra Lutheran church, \\ hioh ls iliil‘il
as a school building. A large number of
rabbits have been hibernation in the build»
lag for a long time, and the physicians
have method the conclusion that the little
animals have planted ilio ani'llifi of disease,
which spread amonu the children. The
church will be burned
[The Dress Halt Robbers Caught.
Ciltt'Aoo, Uct. lil.—-l’ollx Sharkey, altar
lrctl liliav. anti ilnrry lt'catherstono have
III-on urrvatozl as the men In dress-I unite
who. Mpt. 2'5, robin-d "In men in the
Western ltil'lilll}‘ of $I,Iioll. retaining in a
milk uuuon. which they approprlntml.
The man limo turn ~usrortotl for a mm:
wide. Hurley was shadowed for tun
days. Hath wrr. itlomiilml pooltivoly by
their violinist. its the robiwrs were wig:
and illlriil lai'anbtui tlIu tlmool ihurobhery,
Il.lill’ Inptllru in musldotutl Ui'rl oi tho clov-
atost the doiettlvos have made for many
years.
Shot “'IIIII‘ "nutlnir.
SPRINGFIELD, Mars. (lot. III.—-.lllmm
’1'. Jerry. a fnrnwr of Long Meadow, was
fataliv slit. and ti ed In a It‘W hours. by
his 9.1; lrcticrick, while hunting.
Tynan (‘oming in America.
(,Iitiouitttta. Oct. liI.-—l’. .I. i’. 'l‘ynnn,
‘ the lit nnmlto susptol, recently released at
lieIIiugno-Sur-Mcr. has arrived here on
his way to the United States.
,ofl ‘
ofgood fate—flu men who were
one of our elylirlI fall runs. In
need of bother-m your lei/m come
IIm tillers luior made. ready-Ian-
Imreuits equal the tailor-'9 M In
everything but pure. When labor:
we of the best, button: and tlnvud
first. and cutting and melting equal to flu beef any
taller can pmduce.
The falhr'md-stick no longer command: men of
taste—they've learned of the caring mdy-far-Irear
clothing brings and the satisfaction If gim.
Caste you noflnn to come in and fly on wife of your
IIkIng—buyi you are pleased. Your money burl
always when you are not pleased. ‘
Black. Ora and Brown Worsted Suits, 810: Blue/r III-
zan'ne yell Worsted Suite, 815 to $20. Scotch ‘
Plalds and Checks—u great many styles of rough
goods for dressy men. 870. 812, 815, 318. 820,
825.
New fall Neck Dress 13 ill—25c. 500.
. filings in gloves for early me
i" We Sell
Slcnemun's Underwear.
Wright's Fleeced Under-
lnd all the non'
Tunnerfs or Dents.
Maids“).
Open Monday, Friday and
wear, Saturday evenings.
E I / ,
dizfli‘ilgz’“ BRIDGEPMT, cam.
3-: mesa
, w m cm on 1»...me an
7, trip of the Pacific Genet steamship
tip the Gulf of California the officers
mot the reheat were entwined toned
one of the port. they make regularly wiped
off the earth. When the ship reached the
mouth of the river Cullen-h, in the state
of Sin-Ion. the little mining town of Al-
tetn, which had stood there on the Orlea-
ba's last trip. was gone. Not a building
was left standing.
This was one of the multi of the terri-
ble storm which played havoc on the
mainland coast of the gulf Sept. 17 and
iii. The Grinch. has just brought the first
details which give a comprehensive idea
of the extent of the damage done. The
storm was a sort of a composite Adolf.
takinu'on the nature of a tidal wave and
uloudburet. Torrents rushed down from
the hille back of Altata and met the tidal
wave, carried in from the sea and the
town was obliterated. Many of the mines
located inland from the court were flooded
by the cloudbnrst. Fortunately the less
of life was slight. and the Altatans are
now camping In tents or rudely construct-
ed buts a little back of where the town
stood. .
Viewing the former site of AltIIta from
the gulf the most striking objects that
meet the view are the spars of the steam-
ers Cantata and licbecca and the German
barkcntlne Meiona. which were beached
by the great wave.
At Mazatlan. further up the golf, a
most remarkable moonlit or the storm is
observed. In the middle of the main street
of Mazatlan, more than a block from the
water's edge, sits a schooner on even
keel. She ratio in on the tidal wave, and
when it rel-oiled was left high and dry.
Mazatlan stood the storm @lrly well. but
much damage was done. Four German
barks that were so fortunate as to be well
of! land weathered the storm in the gulf
outside. They made port two days after
the fury of the elements had subsided,
minus all their canvass. The San Vicente
mine, situated a mile to the rear of Mazat~
, ion, was flooded to the surface by the
3 oloutiburst.
So far as Altlta is concerned it is no
Now ISTHE
TIME!
that will beautify your home am
will make you happy when you fint
how reasonable the price is.
OIL HEATERS,
From $3.60 to $I2.oo.
C all and see them bcl'orc purcllasmg
we can save you money.
Cor. II. lain and West Streets,
SOUTH NONWALK
I To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Van Scoy’s and see a line
just received, our Cylinder Stove.
NASH 8: VANSCOY.
CONNECTICUT
OLD
DainDire
AND RELIABLE-M
' BE'i‘WEEN
NORWALK.
THE PROPULERS
VULCAN,
Will leLIVc [her 23. E. R., Berktuzio‘ street, New York at 5 p. In
.\3ew York or its vicinity.
‘illS line on not oum of the owners thereof.
ct Freight Line
New YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
imam: Norwalk, 5 p. at; South \‘orwnik o p. m. Freight received from
7 a m. to 5 p m. UpOu application tn agents the City of Not‘waik
iiaglc and Vu'can Will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
All pt'l'ailnb arr, forbId trusting any of the employees of the boats of
new thing for it to find itself off the map.
This is the third time that the town bani
been swallowed up by the sea Twice the
place has been rebuilt. each time at .
point farther up the Gullacan river. This
time the residents willlhuild well in from
the coast, it is said.
SIR EDWARD EXPLAINS.
The London Times Regards It no a Lune
Excuse For His millgerent Speech.
Loaoox, Oct. lit—Fir Edward Clarke
writes to The 'l'ltiies this morning regard-
ing the criticisms of his speech contesting
the justice of the British claims In the
Venezuela case. Sir Edward says that he
1 did not sllgcost that the Vinoluelan ques-
tion was living IIEIt'd by either party in tho
I l’nltrd Matias as a factor in the prt-sl‘
dentin) election. "The object of my
speech," he rays, “was to point to the
danger of delaying a settlement until after
the election. I outltod a passage from the
Venezuelan case. alleging a falsification
of the maps, but expressing my disbelief
in the truth of these accusations. for the
purpose of showing the serious elements
of danger if the question comes to be a
, matter of hot controversy between the
l'nltod States and England,“
The Times says editorially of the above:
"Sir Edward Clarke‘s letter Is an lando-
qunte answer. He showed a curious ig-
norance of the elements of the controversy
when he was tempted to talk of It several
months ago It it! lamentable that a man
who has been a law editor of the crown.
and an oilicI-rof the crown should lay him-
self open to repraof in such a manner."
Spat In But-'- Face.
SAN FRAlvotstjo, Oct. lit—Ex-Prcsident
Carlos Ezeta of Salvador isln Oakland,
where he has sought refuge frotu enemies
who. he declares, wish to assassinate him.
Recently one of his opponents spat In
Ezcta's face, but though this was the
deadliest insult known to the Spanish-
Ainericau. the refugee didn't challenge
the fellow because of his low social posi‘
tion. He has learned that Rafael Lopez,
former minister from Salvador to Mexico.
is in San Francisco to shadow him. Ezeta
says the repett of Ii complete consolidation
of the republics in Central America is er-
roneous. From correspondence received
by him be gathers that only the states of
Honduras, Salvador and Nicaragua are
combined for mutual protection. while
Guamnmla and Costa Rica are standing
in independence.
Death or lax-Mayor Harrie.
Nizw Loxuox, Conn , Oct. lit—lion.
Jonathan hawton Harris, merchant bank-
or and philanthropist, died suddenly at
his home in this city yesterday morning,
aged til years. The deceased was a native
of Boston, but removed to New London
when :20 years of age, and a few years
later Wont into business for himself. in
frills he founded the firm of J. N. Harris
.t' (‘0. of Cincinnati. dealers in drugs and
medicines, and for several years he was
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For the Month of October.
cut, glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line at stones at greatly reduced prices
purchasers. who will find many uarc bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street.
GonStipatéd ?
Liver out of order, digestion bad, breath l)li(l, skin dark,
black rings around eyes? Another call for that brown
bottle of
PSI than..-
“’“W‘SPECTIF
It is a curtain cure for constipation and all livcr ills. It not
only rclicvtrs at oncc, hilt cures completely. Do you keep
it. in the “NEW? Our l/nmr li’t'liltllwl H.701; scat for to
cents to pay postage, tells all about it. Sold by drnggists
' generally.
rue YPSILANTI SPECIFIC co. m .......'...aosro~. MASS.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry.silvernare, opalwarc and.
DIAMONDS!
All of these goods
while- not sold at strictly cost price, will he sold low enough to ultra-t
Norwalk
prealdvnt of the Fellows Medical company
of Montreal, with lll'llill‘liilil at New York
and London. He was mayor of New Lon-
don from ltihtl to 1862 and in trail was elect-
ed state senator.
lllg Fire in Alexandria.
Autumnal. Va, ()ct. lit—Early this
morning the large warehouse of the Alex-
andria Chemical and Fertilizer works on
Prince” street, between Loo atid l'nlon
streets, was destroyed by fire. The build-
iiig covers half a square of ground. and
was completely destroyed. The llamas
spread to adjacent property and i5 entail
buildings near the wharvcit warn burned
Seventeen freight cars were also destroyed.
The total loan III astltnatcd at £100,000,
of which $75.00!) will fall to the chemical
and fertilizing compo sy.
I
”crediting Treunrer Caught.
VANCOUVER. ()ct. lit—Sheriff iinrnes
nf Purl: county, 0., has arrived here to
take back G. W. Lang. tho defaulting
treasurer of that county. Two days be»
fore llogg's term of olllcu oxplrod lIo dla‘
appeared. Ii-mlnu a deficit of Simona,
lmgg was itiuoh overcome when caught
and said be bad llf‘i‘ll in tornioutovar since
he left Ohio.
Senator llnle Iierinunly Ill.
Nssuvtitu, not. lil.-~Heilnl0l‘ \i’. B.
linte is very rial: and has been so for a
Wonk. lie ban Iu-oniorliidilen during that
time to son visitors. flu in new somewhat
iIIIprovod. and his phynlclaii hope: he will
be able to be out In a Week. ills appoint-
ments have been canceled.
Senator llnrrln Very Hick.
NAsIlvtuit, ()t‘ . tit—l rivnto inform»
tlon received from Memphis stator that
t-Iumtor Islam ii. llnrrin in very sick near
that city. and tha‘ his Intimate friends
who know of his condition are very anx-
iouu and alarmed.
352,875,333 1
”—“fi .
Formal Request For the m
u» mum at the ‘
tics in the mum—am
,0; Cone. Info-lee. t
Wanamerox, Oct. 19.
snout has transmitted to the .
the treasury his estimates of .
3,0:- raqum'by the war - Mt
next year. The «
152.876.0813. ' h H
The estimate for the running , , "i _
of the war odioe in Washington in 'f.
can, showing, the secretary says, d , k
lion in the annual expenses for 3
and contingencies in that out. of ‘
942 from the estimates of four yearn
The other estimates in detail are
lows: ‘ .
Pay of the army, as fixed by law. . ..
622,880; subsistence of the army, .1. f
837: quartermaster’s supplies. .0300,“
incidental expenses of the army, mm
barracks and quarters. including
construction. 3835.000; shooting all“
2:1,000; cavalry and artillery borne, 31”.»: ,
000; army transportation, 02.5%”;
clothing. 81,100,000; medical supplies,
8140.200: ordnance department, $1,181}.
000: military academy. $521,812;
$139,790; military posits, national and. , ,
teries and national parks, $1,558,380: ”or i ‘
tlonal Soldier-9’ homer, 03,143,214: utm-
cial limbs for soldiers of the late "it
$191,000; public buildings and grenade
In Washington, $139,992; mlwoiianeiiue
items, 3402.000; rivers and harbors, 33..
349,000, to meet payments on existing
contracts, the department at this tinfoil? ,
ing unable to say what sum will be re»:
quired by future contracts for which Id-
thority exists. '
The estimate for fortifications and see-
coast defense has been increased to, ”816w
sniper, an amount, Secretary Lemon
says, which will be required to continue
this work at its present rate of menu
which has been appreciably advanced an.
tier the large appropriation which boom.
available on the lot of July last.
Progreu of the Work.
In connection with his estimate the sec-
retary has made public a statement of the
condition of this work, the advance that
has been made and the results that can
be effected by the increased appropriation
which he asks. ‘
0n the lat of July, 1893, but one modern
gun had been placed in position. 0n the
lat of July, 1507. the department shall
have completed defenses with armament
as follows: Thirteen 12-inch, 37 10-inch,
H a inch and i rapid fire guns and 80 '12-
inch mortars
’lhe remainder of Secretary anont'l
letter trannnitting the estimates are of a
historical nature. reviewing the progress
made in scacoast defense. He says that
for the 1.3 years preceding 183.50 no appro-
priations were made for engineering work .
on our prominent uotist defense except the
small and steadily decreasing sum annual—
ly allowed for the"protection, preserva-
tion and repair" of existing works. but
small amounts had been granted for the
construction of mining cascmatee and for
the purchase of material for submarine de-
fenses, while In 1888 and 1589 a total of
about $2,000.000 had been appropriated
for modern guns, mortars and earrings
in law was made the first appropriation,
$1,221,000. for modern gun and mortar
batteries. followed by one of 3750,00 in
null and by another of $500,000 in 1892.
This money was elicited by the depart
ment for construction work at various
ports, including a total of 4 lie-Inch, 20
iii-inch, 5i 8 inch and 2: rapid fire gun em-
placements and iii 12-inch mortar. em-
placl-inents. .\' one of them, however, could
he made ready to receive Its armament nn~
til after the first small appropriations
made iii i893 and the two succeeding years.
Practically, therefore, it has, the sec”-
tary says, devolved upon the war depart
ment since 1893 to make provision for the
completion of nearly all of these emplace-
meats.
MFG £3! 01'
Insolvency of | Church.
NEW YORK. Oct. lit—The Church at
the Redeemer, at Eighty second Street
and Park avenue. the foremost champion
of extreme ritual of the Episcopal churches
in this city, has declared its Insolvency.
Father W. E. Johnson made this In.
nouncemont from the pulpit last night.
Father Johnson said after the service that
tho more immediate cause of the failure In
tho foot that the Trinity corporation Illa
withdrawn lie annual contribution of
$2,600 to pay the interest on a mortgage
of 825.000, held by .I. l’lorpont Morgan.
The church owes the city $65,000 on
mortgage. the interest of which it is air
able to pay.
Noted nerlln Lawyer Murdered.
Lotions. Oct. i0.—-A Berlin dispelcb‘tt
The Daily News says that on Sunday
morning Councillor Levy, one of the best
known of liorlln lawyers, was stabbed to
death in his bed by (“‘0 men, and his wife
was so badly injured that she had to be
sent to a hospital The murderers “
caputl.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
(lcnoral Grosvonor of Ohio estimafm
that McKinley will have at least 292 elec-
toral vote».
A huge wave struck the steamer Ll
Giuseppe on her way to this port. smash.
ing a lifeboat and throwing crew and pea-
sengors about.
William H. Johnston of the Meriden
(Cantu) Britannia company was sandbag-
ged and robbed in the neighborhood of
'l'thnty‘olghtll street. and Eighth avenue,
New York.
William Waldorf Actor has determined
to build a lofty ofllce Iitructtire fronting
on Broadway, Exchange place and New
rtrcct, New York, to cost between .8,-
ililiMIlill and IIJIIIUJIIIII.
Tho nasty burial of a young woman in
Portsmouth. It, who had died of diph-
theria. was stopped by It mob of women,
who wished the funeral delayed until the
timid girl's brother could arrive.
Senator lilackburn denied that be had
any idea of lighting a duel with Lam
Unrllsio. lla said that If he had wliihed to
fight Ii member of tho Cnrllnlc family It.
would not IIIIvoseiaoted "one of the kids.”
.iunies Sweeney. li thief, made his map.
from l‘lltyllllillll rtrvet jail. in Brooklyn.
HllflliWNI off one of the bars of his all
and than enoly walked out on the pellet
a visitor. The visitor, not having a peer.
wan detained.
.Ioncph Trujillo, port etewnrd of the
Ward line, had II light with a liar tar
through three rooain of his house. in ell
Thirty-third street, New York, wreaked
a pistol from the burglar‘e band and till.
him as be lumped from a window.
a.
Norwalk Chronicler