"must at oyster arena
“unmmmcessmicutmemu
d in the vicin-
‘ot arse-port. slid it hasheso the
Waltheveasel intaketheseoys:
thedayandmaketheruutofireeahort
during the nisht to save time. trans-
The story follows:
Grseuport. Nov. to. —is Greehport
the centre at a filibusteriug trade for
shipping arms and ammunition to,
finbs"! Such is the startling announce
most made in shipping circles here
this morning. anemone ol’ bets and
[silly twice as rainy suspicious inel-
deats have arisen which so to show
‘ » that such business is carried on here
on an extensive scale. it is asserted
tors tact that an expedition left this
locality no longer ago than yesterday
with a corn consisting or lull. an»
Woo and its. houitd for
(lube. Capt. s. Truman Preston and
an. r Jeanine, at this village. who
are well known in shipping circles.
both made statements to a Brooklyn
Times mrrespondent this morning.
which indicaud that they were acting
as dents 0 Cuban Junta. Among
other things. who asked to make a
statement. they dodged the question
and remarked that it would not be
wise for them to disclose particulars.
Jennings said the expedition had get-
ten away from here Monday night. but
"mood to discus the subject iurther.
There are other reasons for believing.
that lasers. Jennings and Preston
have lent valuable old to the Cubans
It is whispered that the law firm of
Reeve & Bartlett. of this place. are
special counsel for the Cuban Junta.
County Judge Reeve. who is a member
of the ilrni. when seen. would neither
aiilrm nor deny the report.
hlr. Jennings intimated to a menu
yesterday that we report of the expo-
dition-fitting out.at Noyac. which was
reported in last Friday's Brooklyn
Tinted. was a fact. and in the light of
later developments it not... altogether
probable that the expedition was interim
out in that vicinity. The movements
of a Connecticut oyster boat. the Kate
ll. Elev s. are among the most re-
markabl ol all-the developments. it
now appears that this steamer has been
making regular trips between here and m
Bridgeport. where. it is believed. she
secured a load of filibusterlng supplies.
She would arrive at night and would
leave before daylight. fihe carried a
email deck load of seed oysters. which
is believed to he a blind. The services
0! Captain Lewis Young. of Greenpori.
were secured to act as pilot. He has
made several trips on the steamer.
Captain Young. when seen this
morning. added to the mystery of the
movements of the vessel by reluslng
to state where the steamer went and
tried to throw the correspondent oil
his guard by saying it was "just up
bay." What appears to be the most
plausible tiifiory advanced is that the
Kate id. Stevens brought the supplies
from Bridgeport and landed them at
some point along the coast oi‘ Noyac
hay. and that on Monday night they
were placed on board a filibuster and
carried through Gardiner’s Bay and
out around liontsuit Point. Captain
Young went as tar as to say that the
filibuster was s twoqnasted tag and
was loaded with arme. ammunition and
dynamite. it is believed that he acted
as pilot as (or as Moutauh Point.
John A. Bessemer. est-surveyor oi
the port. is also mentioned as acting
as one or the agents of the Junta lie
toolt the early train to New York this
moraine. stalls. to a irlsad that he
was going to Cubes headquarters in
the city. Three Cubans. who were said
to be interested in the latest expedi-
tion. were in (lreeuport yesterday
They lelt on the alteration train for
New York.
The lists is. liteveao is a staunch
and powerfully built host and well
«spied tor the business.
BISHOP liWI‘i'lI’l Vill'l'.
bishop mediator Brewster paid his
em ofleiai visit to mold.
when be instituted In. Charl-
Andema. at New Bastard. renter oi"
ill. John’s parish. This tacitly the
sixth rector litd
its existence at“
KILLED warns mm A sla’ ‘
molt.
Nicholas Aadereoa. “I twenty»
sushi. when lsavifl' W‘s mines. in
flats street. new. as the other
was being closed I with“ m
Iiflit. fell down fl Willi!-
way and instead! his skull. dries ob
oiost instantly. sedans sea bass
W atom
lrswias
planting the oysters the followins day .
rmmmdmuma
audtebuhiiowhlch felitotheoidinaiy
Eastman Meow Only once did
show w broqht to hook
(or hisoohdnot. The object of his wrath
was Otto lilies-a. the traveler and wri-
terwhowss killednot longasoby na-
tives of mfl%8mm
linni went rowing on the
Rhine almost every pleasant day during
his in Bonn. Oftener than not
he invited Elliot's logo with him. On
mend fileuesoursions thehost run fast
on a map. All allot-ta or the prince and
Bill” to break loose fem the snag
were holders. and eventually they had
to their old a fisherman. After
the had pulled them out into
the stream again the prince toekout
his purse to reward him. but found in
it only a lot of thalcrs. A thalcr (75
cents) seemed to the prince too much
money to be given away all at once. and
he turned to Elders for change. Ehlers.
without a word, drew his own purse.
picked out a. thuler and mate it to the
fisherman. As the man rowed away Eh
lcrs answered thus the prince' a question-
ing look:
“Royal highucss. the third man in
the whole German empire must acquit
himself in style."
Prince William looked Ehlers over.
but moth no m1dy.Thc two rowed in
silence tothu shore. and ‘for‘two weeks
Killers received no invitations to m
on the river. Al: the and 0! that period
the ekoui‘oious Wore resumed and the
prince mwned to havogorsoticu the re
Ono dunner Wilden u had been
on tile German thibne two or three
Otto l-lhlcrs appeal-«l before the
e ” ror with a special embassy oi Airl-
c ‘ .bieftaiua from tho einpiro‘n col.»
meticulous. The emperor had prun-
cuia a-plcuiy for them. As one («istly
trinket after another washaudcd to the
oe~groes Eiders grow linearity. Finally
when the (lilipi‘l'ill‘ govoo magnificent
diamond ring totho head chic! he wold
mstruisr hllusell no longer.
“I beg your majority's pardon." he
said. "but those people are platted with
any sort at cheap trifle». iiuch a ring is
much too expensive to hewastcd on
item " ‘
are
“Now. now. Ehlm." replied the 6'!!!-
pct-or. "Who would one.“ to hear that
from you? Don't you remember what u
spumiihriit you Wore with your illulors
when you were in Bonn? Have you
wally bowino parsimonious in your old
8"”!
Hero is another story which dms not
illusmito anything; in wticulnr us-
cnpt that the «sperm is not slumber
‘l prig. When several (human univer-
diy corps unite in a urinal drinking
bout known as a warmers. it is custom-
dry for tho ropustultntlvce of one to
propose thus the health of another:
“i havethehigh lunmraud the pleas-
are to drink a hill “loss to the health 0!
the tho-pa Bureaus. " To ou- the rep-
resrmtaiivo of the Bornesis
“The (hope litlrnssia thanks and drinks
When the empress last gave birthtn
am. Uttoliblers. in thousmeof the
smpmrmgmm sent this morato-
"l haveiho high heuoeaed the
use to drink alull glass to the the!
the youngest Hidilmsollern.” And hash
some the elapsror’ a reply:
"The youusest Hohwsolleru thanks
you and drinks ion. "—ldew York lino.
mum
Mtyissoontoboapplied
lieali toissmworh is rhodium
has ion. whwaeseisswhmia
innihqouilslliorulairrinatioo lotteries-
it has been ibeusiunniosiult
marinas losers osor.
arepselrsgesoi ltalian. French and Eng
lish papers and pain all hearing
on the question 01 women sadism and
helpinuto mammoth of ref—
erence documents wonderful to cum
template and emulsous to handle.
Another salt-age More is a centen-
nial suhlgraph hook. umtniuiug the
names of those allied with the move
ment at its beginning.
Among the relics 0! her mother' s
'hmilyuhe Leslies of Scotland) hire
Gage cherishes an old piano. made he-
iore pianos were mauutactured in Amer-
ica. One of the Actors settled in W'
den and manufactured these instru-
ments. and on the plate on the front ii!
inscribed "G. Astor. No. 'lil Cornhiil.
loudest. New Patent. " .
Mrs. Gage 45 years ago made her first
public aptwb for woman’s rights in a
convention held in Syracuse, in the old
city hall. She was one 01 the piouwrs
in this movement- aud worked long and
persistently against obstacles. disap-
pointments and odium to. as also de-
clared. “break the way for the women
of today. " liar insults on women’s rights
am"Womsu, 0th and suite." “ Wo-
man as Inventor. " ”Who Plhuned, the
Tennessee Campaign?” and “Women's
Rights Catechism. "~New York Trib-
uuu.
mum Against Colds.
While may one admits the security
that exists for guarding against estate-
uro. especially when there are sudden
changes from heat to mid. there are
very few more who take those iui
porutive prmutlous in the proper way.
They are chilly when the Weather
changes and immediately emit out an
overcoat. a jacket. a scarf or a mother.
The shoulder cow million inn. mm and
the leather boa or wrap that is pulled
up clean about the arch and mvers the
client. This is pru-iarly the region that
needs the least protection in them
changes. if. instead at this. thiultor
lllltluti and wannor been were put on and
a warmer mrcriug for the limbs were
worded. thotruuk of the body could
take much bcitcr t‘ill‘ililf limit. Cold
and ensued extremities and too numb
wrapping amend the body «route one
portion and paw the way [or disuse
.Thc ll picnic and aeusihlu un thud in to
give t o throat. cheat and onus a dash
of mid Ill" and water every morning
upw rising. An entire emuge bath of
this sort is at not advantage. but this
treatment of the throat and chest is al
most shallowly luxmry it one would
avoid is multitude of ills that ulloct this
portion of the veteran-New Yurit
Lodger.
Winter Ityies.
'l‘ho styles for the coming winter are
shunning. says a New York fashion
writer. Not in yours Ilium they been
more attractive. siliuri. «layout or sails
tying. The lines of the gown are nor-
mal. has little or no exaggerations; the
silent shine ulmr thousand all ml
the meet lactose deal-es have a becom-
iupaod Ml demitraio. and theme-
turisls and parollurus are rich. wouderv
lull varied. moderate islwioeudnear-
hi beautli‘ul to the eye and the touch.
maimed slouvee and the reduced
outline oi the wide spreading skirts are
at ones beeomhlstotlsetell or short.
the stunt or slender. There was neither
arson our brassy one line art in these
styles when grossly summed
contour. and it is unwieldy bow quicklyt
weesuhmuo amostomitooew plasma"
at la mode. trouaiurriiis our “slowness
' “II
found in
m It
1. VI. Austin? 8. 39 Wall Street. liorwalk.
mm
. .9 {.2
III! III "III!" To ‘I'III
Poldlll
“with”
III!
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to
ammo-t
Gen. 0. Stillsonfs
DIV. ITORIr
Ia sun-mi. st. dalerwolh.
UNDERTAKIR.
mamas-um. .
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3mm m STRIP.
MPHONI CALI-I. 11.
Dean.
4 CARS OF CHOICE
OLD
Timothy Hay!
Two cars of old long
KY! ‘1' RAW i
had about Soon bushels of old
CLIPPID WHITE
OATII
la Storage! Titus goods are thor-
oughly ilrst class. and will be solo
at the some price as this year's
growth! The comparative valve is
news by all horsemen:
m
IIYIOID BIOS.
“Israeli.
.eg'sg lo “a ‘ ll. ls .s
Woe Juno ldth.
LIAVI commitment!"
abh
lt.-is oils. hits.
it
“will": “haven‘t...
lie one need so to Europe for a
watch. The best are made
in who. by the American Walthsre
Watch Company. Two watch more
merits particularly recommended-
“W" ahd “Ro y.al”
% HALE’S COIPOUID
‘ fleet and at Drugglsts.
righthm
gold, silver and gold filled
leoohl. Layton.
wire Life and
additions .-
lusunanduu
Iosi [state sad loses Agost-
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it Waehlugun “root.
Opondsllylloinito
lithium“
latte-t
ILDIN some Pill.
Jonas. 1‘ Press.
JOHN ll. APP. Bee. asd 'l'leeo
“genus-Ilse-
.l. o. Jammuoo.
Paper-hanger. Gslel-lser
Polhtoi’.
Iowa's-ii as
I‘ll. PI'II III IOIIIII
immoral-s
Cathleen“.
Borders" " ”mitoloalmutsoe 1' '
MW then by no
Protect
Your
Roots!
and they will protect
you. Did tools made
as good as new at half
the usual cost, by
THE
sanstK amtnmo
coarssv.
IAST NORWALK. GONE.
refer you to over one hundred whose
main Vegan“ been mulled with our preservative
Any ‘ Isa or Woman
Whose hair is dropping out. or who has
clismlrufl' amino itchy stillness! be per-
manently cured by using
QlllilllE!
Don't forget the name! liaie'e Compound
Quinlan. im- the hair.
' ”“ ‘ liil CENT“.
at all drug stores. or of your hair dresser.
Bead
Than
Fiofit
Upon the first symptoms at
a cold. procure a has at Dr.
hisrisad's Autos. Take an
cording to direction and it
may save you tree: a long
and painful iliosee. s
Aeolian
will ears the gripmurss head»
ache. and neuralgia: does
not silent the heart.
,trsdewedo.
Beautiful Designs
in Islli’spers.
Are sometimes hard to get. But there
are such things nevertheless. We don’t
wenttoseembosatiul.butwesreproud
of our stock. We worked hard to get it
—we didn‘t take what was thrown to us.
That is one mason why we have the
Waters supplies.
sew elm-muss.
I. I. GORHAM.
romantics. '
mamas. - . cum:
lgddt.
w ”03 ‘F’OEIGTI 1'
CATON’
Cures general or special dehilit. waits/ink
sperm. sulseieos. trusty.
paresis. ctr. Corrects mussel d seeders.
ranted by errors or excuses. quickly mtori
beet MM is older young giving vi
“'9‘.“ when tors or weakness prevails. Coe-
realest package,° simple. eflecxual. and legitimate
CUILIIQ ”5'3, awn 1’wowousw
diff"? I. {slat ' “in“ u
CATOid'S Vitalisers. ”Sent sealed ii your dial
”$202)?!“ch ii. Prion II wrangler
w i no 0 as. e cars.
lnlorvas‘iou. niereacWeth lies and r. li’lfldlflliid.
mil II sun" ""‘ oi oi case and 2’ cu in! a week‘s
ll‘l'sttnmm ‘ilne only sent to each person. q
CIT” I‘D 60- ”ITOI.IIII
Sold by Geo. C. Stillsou. South Nor-
walk.
Interested in
Typewriters ?
It so. you should know all
about the. latest improve-
meats.
SMITH PREMIER
. Typewriter
is the we» in impmamonoa.
This company has issued an
Art Moe”... watdniog'muohm oi val-
sslith noisier typewriter 0e.
ilvascusa. N. Y.. ii. 8. a.
law York ease. lid? lkoadway.
Ilew Eaves ones. meme most.
0. W. RAVI-0ND.
lsaersl ll‘lreetsr
sad Ilabsiusr.
or "33"Msm
Wall. 9 Mat In.”
W U been. lid-9
7.
ing with that innit
From 1377 to it“ ‘
minister and new
Upon his return lo
the Virginia. "m
stitute at Peiersbum
ed for three yeast"!
to the Fifty-lint.
on his seat on a ‘
Langston had been
tics, but did not hold
of industry Pith
Franklincounty In
doing business with
all policies will it. .
piration of ten days.
organised several
been doing basilica
ton and St Lawrence
ofllce being in Islam.
secretary of the no
said the failure was
era of the
society. at a meeting
com on the society W
puny. in accordam’e M
the spoils] comm
ed to consider the ma
ganisatlon will he:
ville Fair anemia
”still he 810.0”.
par value 835. “
been auburn)”;
Buffalo. 11‘
tin, Pm, It” .
dents has lied! .
two or three I ,
means to get away
departing as fast
juiiw points are
the r: iuirees are on
wr is raging The W
is now upward of 100} A‘ ..
of diphtheria. has also hm
ley at this (in will in .
tip legislature during Clio
sion rolling for the m
soldiers and aailofl' mod
to] park this city. at a cast
The monument will have
it the names of all the
soldiers
state to participate iii the m
cox.
worker for “omen s
ant-.0 died here. and W.
the foremost W In]!
the
which eventually W M
non of the llepubliuod m
M
hum West neuron. a. ll. m
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Intense
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sonata-c loo-em
Albany \lm. XI:-
aod sailors, will“
are.» 0. Wilts-s m
Boratuga Nov. law-Albert W
the “oil known
autism
polii lt‘ill
hosts one , '
Washington. Nov;
fourth class postman"!
pilinled in New YDPI “I ,
Michael Ausieth: til ~ ~
Foster; Vermonlvilld. i3.
ridge: West HIWMNI.”
W
Ipeahee m'fl _
Albany. Nov. low
E. iliilrsdy was a visitor "
today. When questioned
chimes for reelection CI
ship he was exceedlhliil
to say that he believed its
elected. " ‘
"means to C“
Buffalo. Nov. id-«hlili
the Buffalo pioneer
dead in lard at her mm
caused by coal gas. In.
years of use and had '
so years. iiho issues .
erty.
TELEGRAPH”
aw
President bow at i
ty was mounted in w! .
nation. and he did as.
The wife of less in
a verdict for m
lyn easiest liar V
Vail iiuhsach. Isl"
band's attentions.
Dr. Thomas W.’
dentist. died in"
tartan. lie-s
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