ill :‘Pdlliliiill Was Well
Willi 'Wiinessinu
t be
the magnificent armies
Sherman, Thomas. Slocum
The
the bronzed legions who
tour abreast for two
President Johnson with
.9 muscles of their guns,
and the hope or the
the r faces. had be-
,ghile‘fliair men: with this
behind them. The tell
i have, elapsed since the for-
, 4: the Grand Army here
1: Yo sadly depleted the ranks
4) heroes. ”agony of the figures
on. brads hat memorable oc‘
scludl 3 11General Benjamin F.
ho rode in a mrriage, being
too leeble to walk: Ex- Pres.
, a, who marched on foot with
mrades. General Rosecrans,
"“9: r Hawaii. the loyal gover- .
the Mountain state, and “Uncle
ask. who strode along at the
brigade of Wisconsin,
their last bivouac. But
'9 still remain, trudged vali-
‘ his}, is sound of drum and
it"tlisy held their tut-
. a links and the vast multi-
‘ cash which they passed. see-
dado the thinned tanks visions oi the
ids cl Vicksburg. Shiloh, Get-
rs Dhattanooxa and Atlanta, and
11:50 stretching lrom the. Potts
to the Everglades or Florida.
lad them withtcheere that fairly
the Marmot. the bands.
an‘lideal autumn day. )l‘he
lied with golden sunshine,
iii an: breeze out of the west
, trons enough to ”give lite to
$9 sous decorations and keep the
.5 gains at their hulyards. Al-
illlo procession was not to move
clock the swarming crowds
. 13:6ad early. 1ining the side-
overflowing the great stands.
no: of march Window.
9 every elevated position trom
wands could be seen were
til people
at Roosevelt reviewed the
rmy parade in his carriage.
'14:!“ down stairs from his
teseconn door or the tem-
tenodse‘. in on invalid's‘
10 this morning; and a
or a large crowd was ins'
be curring?é WW WSW tillers w
4444 d 4 lined on. ,
.. pWWWadb by Secretary Garlic
ll 41444119
Ills carriage was guarded by
fills
a: on .. ’
Waggon then id. ed
themes monument ‘4‘:
anon military,
Am. ice 1445535 .
Discs. 4: Ohio. 4044 44
We on 64, WEI)”
5554: Six 34th re, {
. Lynched by Villagers. , ‘
LONDON October 8~'~A special des-
14
3, rear ill trend :4 was shouted at Droys-
sis bulimia, on Monday. A village
. schoolmaster, torty years or age]. while
talking to his class suddenly became
insane, rushed to his desk: drew a re-
volv‘ar from It and ran smack, shoot-
'ing right and let: anions the terrified
, children. Three scholars were killed
and three were dangerOusly wounded
0n hearing the shots and screams the
villagers Quickly arrived at t school
”and infuriated at the sight ich met
them lynched the schoolmaster.
. 4 WW
. ,WAED‘ED A SCHQLAESNIP. .
Gharlc ”4444435441144, : of Qiiilltilrd
avenue, has just been notified by the
faculty of col umb Collage that he
has been awarded scholarship which
Will hold sand the rest of his course at
the present standard in his. studies
Mr Steegmuiler has been working dur-
i-i'ng the summer with Civil Engineer
Parsons, of Stamford. His many
friends will extend congratulations on
his good fortune . . _
QUIET NOW AT- GLENS FALLS.
SARATOGA N. Y. October 8-
Qulet prevails at Glens Falls and oth-
tr points on the line oi the Hudson
Valley Railway. today, the lawless ele-
ment standing in (ear of the Second
Regiment. now on duty. Cars are be-
ing successfully operated on all of the
divisions The strikers still declare
that the road must ultimately accede
to their terms. '
SERIOUS RIOT "9 NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, October 8——The
first attempt to run cars out of the’
barns today resulted in a serious riot
in which Policeman Hattler and Schle-
singer wereshot, it is believed fatally
and a number of men wounded.
TODAY :44 wan. smear.
WALL STREET,10:10 n. m.-Yee-
terday' a heavy liquidation of weak ac-
counts had afiavorable effect abroad.
and prices 4: Americans in the Lon-
don market today“ Were substantial
fractions abovo on: closing or yester-
day. The local market was strength-
ened by this development and prices
opened subst nllally higher. Promi-
nent stocks lke St Paul, Louisville.
tral. Great Nerthern preferred and
Sugar were bought ireely. and ruled
from ,1 to its higher. Large traction-
al gains were“ general elsewhere and
were Well distributed.
WALL STREET. 1 p. :4.—r44 ex-
treme dullness ‘4“: the demand allowed
prices to sag. The reaction reached
about a point In St Paul, Pennsylvan-
ia. Canadian Pabiilc and Louisville
Consolidated Gas advanced 8% and
Pullman 2.
TO DAY'B QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire or Maples
:3: Goldschmidt, commission brokers.
mg Ewart! 4: 04:54:44 block, south Nor-
walk:
Open High
Amal. Copper, 52% 54%"
Am. C. 8 , 39 '
Am.0 &&F.pl. 92 92
Am. Cot. Oil 49 _
Am; G. Twin, 54
American Ice 1054
Amer Deco. 29%
Am. Smelt,- is 5%
Am. Sugar. 120% 12154 1199512044
Anaconda. ~ 100 100 100 100
'12-}. S. Fe. 87461877 8718796
A!!! d: SM n. 100 92951
_ 13414.4: Ohlo, 104% 105% 194% 109
02 68 08% 625‘,
Bklyn. R. '1’..
the University. provided he maintains
road at Monte Park.
train from New York was wrecked in . . ‘
iron: 0! the station. it is stated. that .
one person was killed and twelve in-I
lured in the wreck. No further par- -
tioulars have been received as yet, :
caving to the remoteness oi‘. the scene .
Atchison preferred New York Com.
on: the. not
all ,5 ,_
. year, one in South 4541444444, one in
New London and one in Danbury. tins
chapter has been instituted in South
‘ Norwaik. The chapters in the state ‘I
have equipped the Masonic home in
walliuslord with ls’ctricity during the
your at an expense of 3559. .
The report of the grand secretary.
Mrs. A. E. L: Sieb‘bins, of New Hill/en.
showed a total membership at 4.163
In the state. Mrs. ids, AllF‘lSk of this
city, the grand treasurer ropci- ed an
aggregate of 375‘0 in the modems
‘Grand Worthy Patron. Sherman
Beach or Seymour reported the insti-
tution of chapters during the year.
At the session this afternoon Mrs.
Luella Stearna, oi Berlin w s elected
worthy grand 1444444,: Mrs“.
re-ele'cte’d incubator, 'and Mrs. Stab
bins secretary. The, oiiicers will be
installed at the evening session by _
Mrs Ewln
’WRECK ON THE PENNSYLVANIA
W
One Person Killed and Twelve injured ) A
in Quilislon. ,
METUCHEN :4.; October B—A rail
road wreck occurred about 92' 50 o 'clock ‘
this morning oaths Pennsylvania rail»
A. passenger
oi the accident. A special train is
taking the injured to Jersey City.
NEW YORK october 8~The goner- , V
al superintendent oi the Pennsylvania ,
railroad at Jersey 'City, said that the
accident was a rear-end, collision of
‘two passenger trains from Philadel-
phia.
BRITISH STEAMEH SUNK TODAY.)
Kronprinz Wilhelm Runs Down Robert
sun—Mate Drowned.
LON." n. October Ber-The 4444‘
German Lloyd steamer lféon Prinz
Wilhelm (which sailed f
to and sank the British steamer Rob
ert lngham during a dense tog, oil
Benchy Head this morning. The Rab- '
ert Inaham went down in about tour
minutes after the collision, but the,
Kron Prinz Wilhelm saved all her
crew of thirteen men. with the ex-
coption oi the mate and the only pas-
senger she had on board.
BEEGHER AND LINCOLN.
m
President Came in Disguise 44584414 '1 l
Aldl n Prayer.
During the year 1882 the hopes of
the North were at their lowest ebb. it
was in that year that the second battle -«
of Bull Run had been fought and lost.
McClellan was intrenchcd before Rich- .22
mood. and the strength and ”sources j,
of the nation maxed to have be
truitlessly wasted. Henry Ward beecl-
er was then in Brooklyn. and was per?
hope more prominently associated
with the cause of the North at that A
time than any other, minister of the I.‘ -
‘ gospel. He had preached and lectured --
and taught its battles in pulpit and "“
press all over the country, had ran- ..
somed slaves irorn his pulpit and his --
convictions and rulings were ovary»-
where known
Late one evening a stranger called at
his home and asked to see him. Mir
I Beecher 444 working alone in
study, as was his usual custom
this 44444444 refused :4 sandal no hit! ..
name, and came muffled in a military .. ,
cloak which completely hid his face.
, Mrs. Beschers suspicions1 Were arena»
ed. and. she was unyiilln t he ,
. . e re»
quested. especially as Mr Beechor' 4 life
had been ireqnontly threatened by
sympathisers with the South. The lat-
ter. however. insisted that his. sitar
be shown up. Abcdrdiilaly. tn strange
. . sash: "
voices on their incisions, so 4th rpm:- .,
ed back and forth: Finally.
, middikht; the mysterious 4:44:44
.15. out still mottled in his cloak.
it 4?: :mpossible to «in any 444:.
South-1:
‘ampton today for New York) ran in-
Get Your Clothing Repaired ‘
For the (Yon! were»
Coming. ..
My repair charges are very reason
, able. 1 am as capable In working on
Ladies’ garments as upon Men' 4
0: course, it you want ew work—:-
well. come In and talk with me. Il
believe I can interest ya
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
iii
in Winter tWeights,
250
‘An IEniraordinary
Name.
[inhibited in our West
Window.
11. Dan: if Son,
TAILORS,.:GLOTHIER8. NAT-
TIRB AND FURNISHERS.
25 Waahlnpton strut.
South 944mm. _
‘ Telemann 138-12.
W’s Hfibé‘a New $32
' ‘ FoeromM.
Its Name is the
Prams 1'4
and it sells for
$3. 50
, This shoe was shown to us ;;
‘ and alter a close and critical in» , "
abortion we was convinced that ”
it 4... ii shoe that would give,
.. 4441444 satisfaction and was well _
' worth the 44.4444 allied to: it. 1;
444: so“ scoured the excl
4:44 dinner of this shoe in tn
Houselurmshmg Department
Clothes Wringers .. . $1 .95. Galvanized Pails . . .. . 454.
CoalHods 19c. SinkStraincrs . 45c.
Diets Lanterns . . . . . . . .. 494. Round Orange Tooth Piclrs. Ioc.
Lantern Globes .. . . . . . .. 5c. Nickel Tea Kettles .. . . . . . . . 95c.
Tristram 8: Hyatt, "Orwalkw. Conn,"
$4.45 Lamp Globes . . . . . . . .
5gallon0ilCans 599.5
Floor Mops 10c.
Bread Boards :44.
. 7504
sunnmc com. oust.
Factory Owner Turns Accumulation of
Year-Ito Good Account.
Down in Essex, in the lower part of
,Mlddiosex county. there is a coal yard
beside the river which has occupied
the same location for many «ears. The
coal dirt and screenings accumulating
all these years and looked upon as ab~'
soluteiy worthless. has been left in
base piles nearby,2 as vacant ground
space was ample and would cost money
to cart the coal retuse away
The coal strike has changed this and
placed a value an the hitherto despised
coal dirt. Essex has several factories
within Its borders and the scarcity or
coal is proving as troublesome a prob-
lem to the owners as it is to others all! ,
over the state and country. One tac-
I. tory owner a mllé 0: two irom the
-~ river, being practically out or coal to:
jj tending his boiler turnacos. has pur-
.. chased this coal dust and using is for
.. thstp purpose.
‘ :j fairly well although the tires need con-
.. Giant attention
He finds that it works
Mas—n-
“ Second 04444:: (with a yawn)-——-'
. Don t know. l'm sure, dean boy; must
have been bolero our day.—-'l‘own and
‘ Country.
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI. TAILI.
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~an of doing business «:13an
, ith our store. You will. find it
etc your advantage to do so. It
”insane profit and satisfaction to
I We are trying to make your
direct, so that it is easily under-
stodtl by everybody. A
‘ People who boast that they
would not buy at Kriegcr’a be-
cause their friends might ridicule
‘ them for buying on the part pay-
ment plan. can stay away. Suiih
.‘pcoplc are generally had payers
and we do not want their trade.
. We Want: the straightforward
‘wor men and women who feel
that 194434443 themselves of our
our payment plan are better able
,4 to support themselves and family,
, and are not ashamed to owe an .
. :3 Ihonast dollar.
Norwalk Chronicler