1
9‘ breakfast diet, changeo
U from that monotonous oat—
0n .
N
lloit’s Nerverine Pills
The great
11 c m e d y for
we!» pros1
t ra t l o n and
all n . r v o u 11
diseases of the
' 1 generative or—
““139 gene of either
winch as Nervous Frustration. Failing or
fiManhood, in: ,N' htly
dons, Youthful Errors, art-1y, ex-
cessive use of Tobacco or Otpiurn, which
lead to boxConsumption6 arid ”annuity. $1.00.
. or$5.00. .
litin's 111131333“ 1:11.. 11111111. ci’Jmm 01111
Sold by 1111 ilrttggists
THE"
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks'. saws, bor-
ing machines, etc., we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work !
Churches, Factories or any Large Build-
ing work as ape 3iulty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONNI’
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
Ready for
Thanksgiving Trade
With
Celery,
Cranberries
Yellow Turnlps,
Connecticut Fresh Eggs,
Finest Canned Pumpkin.
Canned Mince Meu1,3 lbs :01:
Poetry Flour.
New Molasses,
FineSL Buckwln'ut.
White Unions,
(1113 iv
Red “
Fine Apples.
Nuts,
Sweet Russet Cider
lchlyn's Peanut 'lutl)‘.
“ Molasses “
“ Coconut Candy.
New Figs
PI,» I .1 '_
z ’1 ‘L l ‘ 111
.‘-71‘ 13:: ‘ 1‘1' 1 1
Sumnmu I".11§lll.~,
New Currants,
Glace Citron,
We Wish to Please.
How Can We Serve You ? 1
g3 meal mush and try
THE CELEBRITED
Hazleton
and.
1...... Cross Creek
GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
.1 and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is 001--
root.
———--—¢o+———
RAYMOND BROS.
so. Norwalk.
DR. F. W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only,”
All work guaranteed.
Office 1 b‘ n. m. to 8p m Sundqua. m
Hours 5 to l p. m.
Office and Residence. 14 Washington
1 street, 3 doors above the First Notione
Bank. South Norwnlk. Conn.
“F'VmVInIVIIIuIY
1“ “I 1.5516913251an 112-111
1111.11 0" ODEFQFECTS AToNc' MEN
C AT ONE VITALIZEB.
1 Cures general or special deblllty, wakeful-
-7 m-ss. spermatorban. emissions, impotency.
parcels. 11 ' 1‘ 13"" -"'
1.11:1.1 11 1
Lini“ 1
. $11 -': - .
ve-n .1 .
,. Curt: I:- 1.11-111. mm 'fucaouou
P111? (11' 1:1015
[Glitch 51111 ‘1-1lilyn11 11'. .,
, l1c$l11fpl<urt ()lI ”135.
with written tarantec of complete .
l1111.1!1:.,1111n 1‘1 :1'111 1...,1‘11; 5::(' uni 1‘ 1 l .
Send us 1.111Lmt 1111t1 111;.11111 25. i\ (111 .111c...‘5
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CATON ME D. CO 85370" [111135.
(\111lliil11‘.l.
LORENZO DIBBLE, I “310,211 by UGO. C. Stillson, South Nor
ll North Main Stree'.
'——
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1:. lCYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE
ON
December 3lsi, l866.
One beautiful éIoo Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either lu1hcs' or
gents.’
REMEMBER,
This is. no $75 wheel, but a strictly first~cluss tloo wheel, fully guaran-
teed.
Every Cash Purchase
(if 501: entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street, Norwaik.
NORWALK, CONN. l
"Everybmly to Shoes Shined Free.
1;
When in doubt «1111i 1111111.- for
Nervous nobility, i use of Power
impotent .Atrophv.\1‘aricocciean1i
other wen oceanfront any cause.
111111 Seattle i'llh. Drains cheated
and lull v1 nl’l nit-lily N‘Sttwcd
1111mm: trml1 N1” 1111111111111.
‘imII-Il ”out on 11111111111: 1 1111 VI 1111
1 5:..11111111111111 We 1; we 1111111111111 at. to
3 , 1.1m} or refund the moon. 1.111111:
1 FEM. 'EMMNN I39... i. levmmd, U.
IIII~1 11.1.
.i
mm. not. than» mt mn-
11W mml
not to Investigate the mate of “Lim-
eu soothed. m the some... was ap-
potnted. it was understood it would be up-
‘ tionnl with it to so into the question of
the amounts and the minimum" {.11 4111111
days but: had under whatnot-11111111 iiit‘ :11!
. I‘lmhllity of III‘i'nll‘fl‘lllllg the 1111111111114
,1 irregularities made against 1hiI-. nxnlt‘lul‘d :1
7991' kit"
The question wus taken up in secret 111;.-
elon. end after an exchange of views oov-
erlng two hour-5' time u duzislon was
numbed to allow. the matter to rest where
it was left by the treasury department.
fluid a member of the nomniimae: “We
would have gone. into the investigation if
there had been anything to investigate,
but we have sutlslled ourselvee that Mr.
Hpolford owes the gown-1111mm. nothing.
It is true that there wen u discrepancy in
his uocounts amounting to about $30,000
but this was due to his method of book-
keeping. This money from the beginning
1 was in 11 government. dexuisitory, but it
was there with 11101110 of Mr. Spofford's
own funds. The accounts were so ennui.
git-d that the respectlm unmuuta could not
be determined until the treasury investi-
gation was made. The amount due the
government hue been turned intotho treas-
ury. This louvns no shortage, and, testis?
fled 11111 We nre thnt there was no intentionul
wrongdoing, we have concluded not to
open up tho nttbjmtt- ut 1111. We are of opin-
ion that the trouble was due to the com—
plication of duties luumsod upon Mr. Spot-
ford, and we shall. i think, try to pruvunt
fl recurrence by renunnueudlng' the up-
polntmont of II registrar of copyright. Mr.
Spoflord lull-1 rnqttostmi that this bu done,
and there i111 every reason why congress
should grunt the request. '
PARIS CABLEGRAMS.
Topics of General Interest on the Guy
French Cnpltnl.
PARIS, Nov. :27. ——Emile Artou was ox-
umiIn-d before 11 muglntmto lust. evening
In; the first step to u new trial, which is
creating nu iunueuso Stillfltllii'll because of
the unlversul belief that. Arum holds the
key to the whole I'Insuvory Punumn Houn-
dule. involving, 11s 2111qu ullego, 109 public
men. The. question on till sides is. Will 1111
ruveul till he knows?
Au lllllilllllellllllt‘ congress at Lyons.
whose resolutluue were 11 covert. attack on
polltloul iret'munnur’ymul 1m JuwlI-Ih inter-
vention. IIIIdctl“iII serious rioting, lusting
until midnight. The mvull’y hill] to clear
tluretm-ts, 11nd many pet-anus were serious—
ly injured, including M. 'l'. l’hiorry of the
Franco Lth-e.
Tho 11111111111151 hue awarded the two G10-
bort prizes to Iii. Huuotuux for his hietot'y
of (‘urtlinul ltichvlinu and to Ernest llnu-
dot for his Wurk on the police 11111101‘ .\'.'I-
polmn.
President i‘nltre 121111011 shooting putty
yesterday nt limulmuillvt to the Iliplnmut-
ic I'nl‘prl.
'l‘hu hit-145111. 1hI L‘ivry huvo boon nou-
suitv'd below the Seine trihuuul in their
action agniust tin-13111111111 municipal 1111~
tl111riti1's. Iowhom the Ulllif' of Brunswick
It'll. Itll his prupvl‘ly. 'l'litt court. tl1'i'ltl1'1i
tlutt it. could not. setnside the Duke oi"
lirunswivk's will, lwuuso tln- Messrs. llo
(‘ivry lIzul liliii'll to prove, .1121 Hwy tried to
tlo, that. ll11'il‘ IImthI-r wun lilt‘. Duke of
lirunswivk‘s 1'111'11g11lze1l 111111111111 duuuhtm'.
it. is eluted lll‘l‘t' tlIut :1 convention ililH
been signed at liogutu 111 suluult. [hub-1111111-
:1.1'_v dispute below “It ( nlombiu 111111 ("1151.1
lilou toilu IIrl1lL11uti11n11t l’uslth IIt l"'.11u11
CHASING THE PIGSKIN.
Football “.1111qu of (ollr—u- NI. 11 um! 1"ll‘
IN INTIHILHHIII' 1&1 l ."l' .
Al :‘1‘1..l1l1.1 7.1 l 1"1.
111:i11-1.~.'.1,\', :. l. (2111. !1' i121t1.1111, l'J.
.‘1l l‘1'111111gl111PHI-bi.
wz~iIv 111' l‘111111~'}'l\'.1111'1:1. :‘12: I'i11'111~ll. I”.
At l‘lI-wlmul— \“I'\it'l'll linsottvu-IIIIl\'1'r-
sit): 5; (‘1150 >1'l11111lnl' Applied Science. 17!.
At l'l1i1.1g11_l‘l1l1':1g11 unimrsitv. T;
)ll1hig:.1n 1'1
-\1 “ll“llillfllull - ( 11lumbin \thli'ttit
I'lub. 34i;te.1'un1it Fort Montmw 11
At “'11s! l"1lilll~-~\\‘I‘.\‘l1 l'ulut cuticle. IS;
indiuun l1:1ttl1-~.1hlp 1mm. l.
AL liulluln—llnlwrt I-ollogo, 1'1; liull‘nln
university. 1;.
AI I'lIii':IgII-t'l1i1111g11 Allllotii' club, 1..
linsluu Athletic 1-11111. 11.
.\t1 iiililllllfll‘t“~i.l‘ili|1{il university, 213',
Muryhnnl .\Ibh11‘11:1-l11b, 11.
At lilv‘lllIIIIllll--l‘lll\1‘l‘.~lly of Virgiuin,
.11'1; X1111tl11‘;11111‘1111;1 1!.
A! l1111‘l.1'.'l1'1' ----- l|11111ill1111 t'ullvgt', iti‘
RI11-htI.-~11-1'university. 111,
Al i‘il‘111‘itl1il', hi:1~x~‘.——~(‘11111pclio,h;
vzu'Il Mi'tlb'ul s1-l11111l, I,
At Pith-1111114 Washington and Jellor-
auncullt'u'v i;l)111,111~1111 II
linr-
()rlonue (‘ungrntulatnh
Illul'h‘slzis. Nov. 2. mtlrluum deputa-
timw from tho (ll'plll'llill‘lllh‘ 11f IIIIII'II til-
I'11I11l11, MIIrtluI, Mosvllv, lllII \'11.~'grs 11ml
Lyons. l111111l1-1l b_v lill‘ Vl-I'nuut 1l1- "11111111-
\‘ul 11111! I‘nunt lll' Sitt'ssulucvq, \\‘l|llt‘ll up:
on tlu1 lhn II III bone to unigrntululu him
upon l1lr1 11111111 Inurrlugrv.
(llllriul \‘nia u! Toll“.
AI'S'I‘lN. .\11\'. 2T.»-~’l‘|.11 nilb' 'inl vote of
Train» 111ml 111 tlu' Nnvmubvr 1'l1-11ti11ninr
lll't‘liitit'lllllll I'IInIlltlutt's “11.11 1111 f11llo\\‘.11:
llryun qul vanll, waited; .\i1'l\‘lub1ymul
i1111111r1.l11:.:.1111‘-.1 llrmu 11ml Wilhelm,
79.111111; l.11\1t'1inu1nut .l11i1n111111, 11, mm.
lilr 2111111" Ilroomo ”and.
1.1mm», Km. 27'. M Sir, l1. anlvr
“I'm-1111'. murmur of the bdnml 11! 1‘14th
ibul.\vl111\\n11' starving in idllllillll 11111: (111'.
laugh. Ilh-Il untold")
BRIEF TE LEGRAMS
lIlnIbnmul 1r llIIv'Iml 11nd Mru llnymd
tillll‘li \Ilth 1th llll1‘(ll ut \limlmr math:
lllll'l‘l’llilil' to her 11111511951 5 l‘Ulnlllllilli.
\\ .‘lllt'l' .Vl. ( '1":th 11ml illH WW 11 llu (‘11111
tie. the Wt'ulllly t.‘11llloml1mu who \1'111'11 1111
rental in lIZIIuhIIul on 11 ohm-Ito of shopllit.»
lug. lmvu rotIIrtIIItl to this country.
’l‘hII 1l111'k 1trllu- in llmuburg inl‘l'l‘lllitlll.
tl11~r11 lining 13.9”01111‘12 itllo. Tum MIIIIII,
lilll lIZIIuIb-h llilllllllli‘. i111 nIpurtI-1l to burn
been urn-gird while trying to enter llum-
bunt.
lh'. \l'llliuni l1‘iI1hr-rl3r'111r.u prmninnut.
New York pln'rii'luu. sol/I'll with mum in:
“units from l)'fl"‘.l\\llrli fought-H1111" mm}
11ml 111111 tulwu to lhIllIItuv hunpitul luu
Illull' 1111 In t ‘ 1
'lluI flit'illilimlli .111th H. Moore, with ll
purl)- ot 1:111 llxhnrnwn, sunk 1111 the linmul‘
ultoul. tIl.1111t ihrt‘u mlbw I~IIlIIl1|1' 11f Sandy
”unit. The minnow-r11 out! now were re:-
11111~1l with grout. Illlllrulty.
Lootinrd Muul‘lnunl, mm] 7]. who mur~
don-1i iiubriul (iuurtn, 111ml :11, on tho
uiuhtul’ Nov. l.1ll-11l ut Linn. M0,. 11111111
Woumin lullic-tml upon blmwll on Monday
night. while mullnwl in this county jail
tin-1'11. llo frequently mode thrmte of my
chin.
i’i.ll:ltil l1:l1i.11——1l'11i>‘
Wmmmnwow A -
300
Money Back
shomd be
7119,0051;
pmce here.
here safe/y.
Irmrls. 481: up.
, Neckwear.
Some new shapes and new
deSIgns. Very up-lo-date,
50c.
them at your exclusive fur-
ms/Ier at 81.
If your/1111f It is the best
lrlml fllfl 91111111111111) that the
clothes we 3191/ are what ('11 y
l/ tile/12's cotton
m a suit we tell you of It A
blind man or a child may buy
Just now heavy surfs are 90mg out live/y.
fashion demands, good tailoring supplies at almost
any price you care to pay. .4 good all wool suit
as low as 196.150.!!! 5'70 the bloc/1.911191 and
brown worsteds are the layer/lee.
.1 . At 875 to $20 the Black Alizarme dyed worsted: fairs
the place of 1.111;» fol/011's 1930 and $40 suits.
All the p8colch Raids and Checks and the rough goods
In grayish and brownish shades are here. 810 to
SQE—almosl any price between.
Don’ t put off putting on heavy Underwear.
Do you know the goodness of our 6‘1 Gloves?
MEIGS 8181.
You may have seenlSaturday evenings.
[1115' no
Whatever
Best
0/1911 Monday, fill/a} and
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‘BRIDGEPOR T, CONN i
a
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WC.) 1.} ‘1' H N {15 F? V;
.‘1-1’III‘ l'1 1.‘
7a. 111. ms p, m.
DINNER—WARE“!
ln Haviland and Syracuse China,
American and English Porcelain.
.1 LAIIIIII: .issiiu'ruuxr
ToiletWare and Jardineres!
(llI'
ALSO :\ LARGE UNIS Oi"
ancy China,
Tlnware,
Agate Ware.
Stoves, flanges,
and House
.Furnishing Goods
NAs H e VANsc-OY,
c111. N. Main and West Streets,
11. 5- .. [‘3 '1‘
k 1......n..- .,.,.
.. .. IZUNF‘~T[;CTIE
101.1.) 5331‘: 5;. 3:31: 3:3. 1.1.115. '13 L F.
DailyDirectFreight line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE ‘PRUI’ELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York' at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
BIG REDUCTIONSALE
For the Month of November.
Complete line of watches, clocks. jewelry,silverware,opalware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices
~ fl..- “rt-“5" -1115: 1,“
I1" 31.1
DIAMONDS!
All of these goods
while not sold at strictly 051 price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTlN. 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
What Is It?
that prompts you tolmy your shoes at
one store mthor than another? Isn't it
style, quulity, tit durability and price Its
tuthu «hue and prompt and courteous
attention on the Kgrt of the proprietor and
salesman? If t are the real induce-
mentu we look for It liberal share of your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN
so msumemn tracer,
Iouth Norwolk. Donn
The Secretory ‘of war Make;
. t1) tlu'ullntnn‘uts to the,
His Annual Statement.
BIG SCHEME ‘0? (lOABT DEFENSE.
’l‘ he VA or ill-pertain“ It I lubnraln Plan of
1111mm- itlonu null Allummnt- l'llltoil
States: to lie Put In human to Quickly
llopel I Possible invasion.
Wesuxxo'mv, Nm. 2.7 «The 11111111111110.
port of the monetary 0f war, Daniel 8 Ln-
nmnt, has just been 1111qu public ltshows
that the expenditures of tho wur domin-
ment for the flood your ending June :39
last were $51, 8113,9915 13:3; the npynupriu—
tions for the your ending Mun-30,1897,
were Sb-l.044.20 and the ilfiullllfi’flfi for the
your ending J one 30, 1898. 368.983.3193 29.
The ‘uggregute of appropriations for this
department unoxpondud and turned into
the general fund of the. treasury ut the end
of the lust flseulyenr was $1,975,033.97.
For the your 111913 it was $1,764,467.08,
and for 1891 it was $1,387,922.21.
The number of eul'lstud 1111-11 in the surv-
ioo on Oct. ill was 25,426,111' 254 less thou
the number authorized by low. liednctlng
the siult. those absent; on furlough, recruits
not joined, the Inc-Ii employml in the still!
dopurtruents and on dotuuhed service, the
effective field strength of tho urmyou tllut
day was 22.38:: of all urine. 'i‘he'uumber
of ofliours of the line is 1,919. 01 these
1.8003113 serving with their regiments and
319111-0011 detached duty.
In no previous your of the history of the
army has the health of the troops been no
satisfactory 1111 during the lost flsrml your.
Euoh soldier was sick l2.1l duys. 11s uguinI-It
u record of 11.311111 the pmzuding ton yours.
The number of midlers 1m disuhlod us to
require their discharge from service was
9.113 per l 991) as 1 oiupurctl with :23.” 17 1111—
uuully for tho pmcuding ten yours The
mortality rate was 13.16 per 1. 090 of 111111111
strength. 11.11 compared \\"'ltl11.t1‘.3 for the
wounding (100111112.
The totul number of men culistcxllust
your wus 11,493,111 whom uourly one—lull!
were secured nt gnrrimnml posts without
espouse. 'l'he remuiudt‘l’. 4,133“ in num—
ber, wore enlisted in thi- cities. and almost
3,9110 of three prom'ulml directly from
pint-11:1 of enlistment to the regiments to
which they hurl been designed. while the
rest were assembled in rendezvous before
they were sent to their regiments.
The National Guard.
Referring to the national gum-d, the re-
port says:
“ There are now 3.3 IIruIy oilh'ure regular-
ly unsigned to 11111111 headquarters. und in
udditiou to these :ll ollit'vrs lmvo boon do
lulled on temporary tluty during the post
your lli1 state oncumpuu‘uts. All concur in
reporting: 11 eti-udy lllllll'u\'t‘lllt‘.lli’- in the
trniniug 11ml efficient-y of the Inilitiu.
(3111111119 of instruction were held. in ill
state-I, und in sovernl insulin-1.1.11 regular
t1'111111lwei'n uncutupvtl with tho militia,
:41'I'\i111:1111i only i11f11r11i~h .1111 illijtfl‘l lei»
sun in Innttm's of (ll‘illli, but llll-itl to pro.
mow. 1'1 1r1liul l't'iillltillS between the rvgulnr
111111 stan- (11111-118.
"Rm1Inxnondutionsmade lust. 5101111111113
Ilgzliu submitted for notion by congress
which. if npprm'ml. \v'Ill 11111t1'ri111ly lIIIIiIilt
th11 militia without lucrI-IISI- of expense.
The first is that the :«tutvs be allowed to
1111111111 5111le IIIISIII'I‘iI'I-nblt‘, \vurunut or
obsolete Mom and Weapons 11.11 how- been
211l\'1‘1111'11d to lill‘lll by the “111‘ Ilepurtumnt
in DEL-1t you”. that they l11~ sold for Whitl-
thoy will bring and tho proceeds cri'din'd
rospvt'tivu stun-s
:11‘111i1113nml 111111i11pi 11;:
‘l’l-1-1‘1'1'11‘1list‘nru tb11.~1~111:-
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5111-i1 :11'111)’ sl111'1'w :Ind .‘lllllliil's 21s the 51:11-
l'i‘lill'y of \\'lll‘ IIIII)‘ nppt'nvo. "
'l'hI1 111t1'1l Number of 1111111111111 Imdnu‘n
comprising the urgnuizrdInllitiu of tin;
slutus 11ml lt'l‘l’llIll‘lt‘s is slumu to be
lit 111’.” the III'tilli-Iy :Irm. I-omprisiuw
l.IIIIotliI'1r.11.11nd 11111.11 1~1 Illllllll.lllll‘(l in ‘H
unto-1'. and the emulry, tnmprisiug -i.i1. 11'1
”lib-111's 111111 1111-11. is InniutuiIu-tl in :39
status. The general government lust your
ullotu'd $919,999 unvurd the 111.11int11nuu1'o
11nd equipmvut 11ftl11- untinnul gunnl. uud
ungrocntu :IppI'upI'lutl11us of $3,000,111)”
Iv1'1'1- IIIth- therefor by tln- states 11ml lt‘l'«
l‘ll’11 1111's.
‘..11,1li \.~»:.11Ii'.1‘111--- :11ll111'11',’
Tim Count. Defenses.
'l’ho mutter.» 11f fortifications 111111 11711111-
Invnt 111'11t1'11:11ul i1111111il :1111l11t111111i11vr—
iiilil‘ it‘ilttlll. '1 ill‘ <111'1‘11t1'1r1'usl' 1 i111'.1n tip-
)Il'ulll‘ltllloll 111 31111111111111” in Intuition to
the $1:.'.111111.11111I nppI'opI'intml by the lust.
I'nllgl'vss l'nI' lili‘ l'llllhlrlll'lltlll «If ni'l‘tlt‘ti
must IlIIl'oum-s, Ih1- mulpIIuIIIt of new stu-
llllllh‘. the III-omnnlmtlou of thelufuntry
brunch 111111 11tlu~11iIIIpI'ovruIeut In the gun-
1-rnl unrvlm'.
in 11111 post. your the dvpm-tmvut hus
mude 111-11111 111-1113111115 l111|11- purvlmso ot' Inu-
torinl for tlu: Inunut‘uvluro 111' grunt 1.5111111
IIIIIl otlu'l' putts of must 1l1'f111141I 111111i111111111l
Iludu'ill 11st; awn-11111111 luruv uddltiunnl
upprnpriutlom ho 11111111111 ith which to run.
tilmo \vork. t'omruvts huvn ult'muly hwu
mwmh-d for tlw |llll‘|‘llllt«l of :.'l M‘ltlol‘ l1)
lllt'll 11nd lllll‘ not of it; inch 11111111 111111 forg-
lugs, 11111111111: III-IIrly $‘3.tlilll.0llll. and 11 111-11-
nlnl contract will anrtly l11- umdo lul" 11.11.
moulding H. to 11ml 1': Illl‘il stuns. ousting
llwtl'l)’ i1 11111411111, 111111l1l11111'111 nun-lure. muting
111111111 tmnuluu. When 11111 111ml 1111111l11I1'11I'
eIIIpluIIvInomu upon which Work is now
promo-«lug .III'II 1111111111111“. [:11 units (If
ltit'uv mlilwr will bu l'vqtlll‘mi {111' instnliw
linlI 11ml if)“ 1111111111111. rusting llll‘ unwrit-
lllt‘lll 111111111111 $5,999.09”. (If the 1111 mum
to be l‘lllllillt‘l‘ll i1 1.1111111“ prupimmltomnunt
but 191‘ mil 111InilimppI-In-lng11111'I'i11u1111. ‘l‘lw
lIItt-Imity of the ”1'" Ili‘iIVi'l‘l'ti from the
11min uIIIl secondary butti-I'ltw of 11 bottle»
Mlllp in 11111-11. tho outburltbm illlllll, 111-1111
Inukvmltvttmtt-1mm for tho gunners in
show built-rim 1111 :1b1111111111 n: III-wily. l‘ b11
IixpvrlInIIIIlu. it. will be shown by ervbtry
luununtin lIlII 1111111114. with Ilimppmring
mm curringnn. b11111 11111191141111 11 “UV typo,
ubuut “1111,111-1~lllvivtu~y tlIIIrI is 1111 ionizer 11
quoatlmt.
The full 11mph lbnt. lbw i‘lllhl deletion! of
the country will tulw bi not l‘orth-lulvlruw-
ly in tho report.11111111111l1r111-1111. (Inlmwl l111.
immt stun, about :31 till”! 1.111 for. with
rl11u|1~11~11bul1 M‘H‘ll more “ill be uddml lo
Ibu list requiring the lllli'llllllll 111' this 11:1:
iinunl novuruuwni. (ll thi-I IIIIIIIhIIr, r1111~
plum'uurlttn will be Hi'lll‘l‘l‘il and work putn
1111111] in tho III-III. six months in tin-mm.
111111111tl1fn 111 I 1plm t‘lm'lllfl 111 l’oriluml,
\lu;l'111l-IIIII1IIl.h. N. ll'.ll11.11tnu. Norm:
1111111111111. liiiy. 111111t11ru entrance 111 Long it:
loud 111111111l.111111t11rn 11ml \I’l'fllA't’ll untrunwu
In New York hurl-or. i’hliudolpblu, Wilsll:
tuition. Baltimore. Hampton ltomle, Wll
IIIlngtou.(Ihurh'atun. Hovunnnh. [ivy West.
Vellum-old. Mobile, New UrbInmI, UMVI'R
ton, Hun lib-go, 141111 From-1111111. tho mouth
of the 1.;11luiulllu river 11nd l’ImI-t sound.
This enormous project will require. the
1:11l11~-1‘11t11:~.1'..'111111111l.
taster Jeni-Mn secure an 1 . »
Thomplwementnmmhln'
engineers with o view of
guns to throws llheol mu
mum of alto 10111111111 from the 1
funded and to give the guns in
Flam-e11 ll III-1111 1111-11111; t’1111 .11! i at 13 ,
‘l‘lm (Illglto't'rr will l'l‘llliir (It
,{511111 shall in-11111l.1,1'1-'\i t
thfllii‘tlm 11,111“ IIII"11;III: [1:11
my .1l;1111'1'11.,11;1‘111_1111 if;
1x111 l Ii!) I111‘1'111-1’ 'i‘1'1'lt‘tli'
in 111111111m11111111111ni pomuiulbust
Willi i1 muld IItIIu- l; the mention To hold
the fleet under lire of the guns and t
them from running the butterlost pg
not, the n-port says, requires 11. comp
sy stem of nulmlurinu 1111111111, no planted.
to close all navigable rivers to am all
while offering no obstructions to
commuted 'i‘ been batteries will farm on
of tho1110,1111foruddnhlofentums of them
defenses of all cities, and upon them in 5
great measure several of the bigeiitles WI“
depend for their safety from invasion
should the Ithore guns be unequll mm
the fleet outside To protect the pririol
cities and harbors on the navigable «am
of the must the report; says that over 6,0”
»1‘11«
minus and 5111191) morturu will be used to .. 1
prevent 1111 iuvudlug lloet from occupying
an udvtumtgeous position.
qu Jersey 11111111111 Got Action? ' .
WAHlile’l‘th. Nov. 27.—-—The attention
of pmmiueut wur department officials had
intent-11111111 to the reported statement 0!
Colonel Aberunthy of the Fourth New
Jersey rmtlonui gunrd that he had re-
oulvod orders to report to the depnmuent
on the condition and equipment of his
command, and that. hls regiment has been
selected to hold itself in wadinoss to more .
to Florida on orders from Washington.
The ofliciul referred to kuewnothingof
the orders, ivory your the secretary of.
war in his annual report Innkeenetnteo
luvnt concerning the strength of the mill-
tin. It so lutppcned that the information
required by the department for the snare»
tnry'e report. this your was lite-king from:
some of the states, and it muy be that New
Jersey won one of them. in which case the
request for the data. has been sent in the
regular way. The sumo official also point-
ed out the extreme iIIIprobnl.1illty of the
militia of one state being sent into anoth-
er in time of peace.
FRANCOIS ARAGO ‘DEAD.
Sketch of the Distinguished French Law-
yer and Stateumnn’e Career.
I’Ams, Nov. Eli—M. Francois Victor
Euunnnuel Arugo, the celebrated advocate
and politician. 11 member of the French
scuttle. is dead.
11‘ rnncois Victor Emmanuel Arngo wad
II son of the {11111111111 IIsIronouIer Francois
Amigo and was born in Paris Aug. 6,
1812. At first he tried his hand at litera-
ture, but afterward took to the lawand
wus called to the bur in 1837.
iii‘ plnyod 11 prominent. port. in the revo-
lution of 1943‘ and mu dispatched toLyons
with the lllit‘ 11f I-onuuissary general of
the republic. The tux be levied therefor
th11 support of the national Workshops
111111111 him I'xtrI-Inel'y unpopular.
III lulu the executive commission sent
him :18 plottipntontitux to Berlin. 1111th
11x111111111i111~olt in behalf of the Poles of
l'o~'11 n.
.\llt‘l' the 0011le t-tnt of Dec." ., 1852, he
I'otirI-d for the lllllt‘ from public life. In
1.11119 he was returned to the legislative us-
sembly. and ltllt'l' the full of the. empire in
11170 he become 11 member of the govern-
mum of untinunl defensi- us minister of
,IIInth'o and continued to hold ol‘licu until
l"1-ln~11:1r1'. I»; i, when 1111 was (iismieo 11
. 1 11.
l , "1‘ 1:1;'..1'
111..
II‘1.I .11
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WESTERN BLlZZARD.
Mlnm‘lota and the Dakota; Sulfat- l'rolll
Snore \V eat
51. 11111. Nov. 1.17.—.< ieeials to The
Pioneer Press from vui'ious points in
llhl'tll\\'1_'.~‘1l Minot-1111111 111111 the Dakotas re-
port tho. “1111-51 11111111111 for many years.
At Jnnu'stnwu. N. 1).. it has been 11111on"
in}: for tho 11.-1st 1111 hours, 11111111 blizzard
bus now tl1'\‘1'lII|:1'Il that makes it extmme-
ly dangerous for 1111;; 111111 to v1-uturo out
on tho prnirin. iiililtifi 111'11 iIIIpIIHsnblu, and
it is tilllit'llli {111' l‘.’lll\‘illllt'll to get food to
”1111' stock.
In \l'o-at 81:111-1-i11r, \l’is., the blizzurd
turned into 11 511-11111111r111.111111niltmlllcin
tho 1'in ‘1" suspended. Street core are not
running.
Aberdeen 111111 illuunburluln, S. 1)., re-
port the storm 111' 11 decidedly blizznrtllo
1'11111‘111-t1-r, and it is funny} lilt‘l‘ll will be
(Mlln‘lilt'l‘niliu 1111111. of Stuck on tho mluzes.
The Wind Is Very high, and tho snow is
Illilllllgz badly. ’l‘be thernmmotcr stands
ubnut. /.1 r11.
911,111 'lhry Did Not lIlopo.
Maw YuIIII. N111, :.'7.»-I\li1111 :tnnio Mc-
l’lu-I'mu 11f Handouts Springs wus nmrrlod
in ii Sex-11nd uw-IIIIIIthIri'lI to Walter S.
Wit-1|. 11f thin-11y. l‘IIrIIIt'l'lynl litIllHlml Hill).
who is It Irrund-tou of the Inllllunulm 1'3—
WHIRI‘IWolllllll. ”mum Wont oi” llnllntml
$11.11. it is hi1111~dthut tho youugmuplu
1111111111, but Mrs. .1. Morris. who lIVi‘H llli
ll ‘41 Muriel pl111',1I this city. million that;
111111- h wan. ”10111111-
(‘rllpl Tulke 111 Wor.
Loxnm. 3111.27.14 livrlln dlupntwh
to 'I‘hn Morning Post. oily-1: "l-iiulIuI-t‘rlspl.
the forum ltuliun premier. in 11111qu-
urnph lvltnr tn :1I'lmritybumut‘iloultlms
[but it l-I ll Il11l1111l1 11 to 11111111111111thut l1lu~
l‘ltl‘l‘ la in lumr 1111' 1111111111. 'l'lnI umbltimla
11ml l‘t‘\'I1llm'llli pun-11m. 1113‘s HigIturt’l‘lstl,
11111 onII \vultlnu until «1111111111111 ls III-muted
to plunge lauropr lulu Isur.
Minnie 11.111111111111111; llomln.
'i'lII-x'tm, $111197 Mlln- bodyol Min-
lIb- llue-wlluu'h. “ho IIIIIIIIIlltlId nllluldo in
Villu with Holy MIIIIIIIy morning, but
born when to Now York in I-hurgo of an
ltlllllIl‘lIll-tt‘r. 'l‘ho 'l‘tontun nutlmritiuu have
lll'i'llil‘il to drop uuy further investigation
of lill‘ I'm-1. helm: fully I111ll11lil'1l that she
WM.” “11’ Iultt‘tbuwl, but funk bt't' own “113..
Author l'nlnmm fiend.
LIIVIIIIN, .'11v. i.’T,——»I'II\1'llll',V l’ntmore,
the untimr. iII Iii-ml. llI'Ivm born IIt Wmtio
[11rd in lN'M 111111 Ivue 11111111! thoueshttnnt
iibruriuuu 111 Ill" iii-blah Mum-11m for over
flit yours.
an elaborate domestic
poi-III in l‘u'It' purm
Lmly bwlnhnme Deal.
llowms'. Nov 137.c1—itllilj‘oillfl8,Hflfll’ifltffl
nw‘mlmnw. mutlnr o! Algmnm Charles
fiwlnbnruv. the poet. Ill-Id yesterday. Him
wm-I the widow of Aumlrnl (thu-loa Henry
lenburnu 11ml Iluuuhmr of (loin-go, the
third 11ml of Aellbul‘llil‘illh
A "Milli! llik 111111'k11111"'i‘l1o All. '
‘uI-l in tl11I ”11111112"
Norwalk Chronicler