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An American Schooner’s
Experience at Azua.
Captain Stubb’s Graphic Account of
the Occurrence—Bullets Sounded
Like a Swarm nf Bees—Believed
that He Violated Port Regulations.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—The agents of the
schooner Crosby in this city, Messrs.
Smith, Gregory and Winters, have re-
ceived the following letter, which came
on the steamer George W. Clyde, from
L'apt. A. T. Stubbs, of the schooner, dated
at Azua, a port ninety miles from San
Domingo, Dec. 10:
“We arrived here yesterday, the 9th, at
2 p. m., and as we had not had any visit-
ors from customs officers up to date at 12
m., I told First Ollicer Brooks to take two
men in the boat and go in near the beach,
where I saw two men, and ask if this
was the port of Azua. As there was not a
house to be seen from the ship I thought I
might be mistaken in the place. He went
Terrible Snfibrings of Little Baby;
Seven Doctors and Two'Ho‘spitols
Fail. Cured by Cnticura.
Hy babhboy, 5 months old, broke out with
eczema. e tching and burning was intense;
the eczema spread to his limbs, breast, face, and
head, until he was nearly covered; his torturing
agonics were pliable to behold; he had no peace
and but little restnlght or
day. He was under treat.
ment at diilcrcnt times at
two hosp'lltals and by seven
doctors thiscity without
the least benefit; every
was faithfu‘ny tried, but ht
w worse all the tins .
or months I expended
about 83 per week for
medicines. and was en
tirely discouraged. I pnr
,. - chased Cartoons, Corr-
’ cons Son and Cmauns
Basement and followea
the directions to the letter. Relief was immediate
his suflerings were eased, and rest and sleep per.
mitted. He steadily improved and in nine ween:
was entire] cured, and has now as clear a skin and
Is as fair I oy as any mother could ’wish to see. 1
recommend every mother to use it for every Baby
Bum” nuts. I. Excuses,
86 W. Brookllne st., Boston.
Outicura Remedies
on. FlllE WITH m.
prescription'oi the doctors L
The greatest skin curssdglood purifiers, and humor 4.
remedies of modern es, instantly relieve the
most agonizing forms of eczema and psoriasis,
in where the two men were, within 200 .nd .peedn permanent! icall d i
y 800110!!! y an n-
or 300 feet of the beach, and asked the tallibly cureye’very species cl torturing, ' ring,
men if that was thelport of Azua. As he “chins. burning. leeding, WY. crns . 8’“?
understood them to say yes' he started to
come back to the ship, as I had ordered
him not to land under any circumstance.
There had gathered on the beach some
twenty men and women, and when he
had got some distance oil? the soldiers—
which these men proved to be—com-
mencedto shoot at the boat and vessel.
They shot Carl Smith in the thigh. The
ball struck him on the fore part of the
thigh and came out about two inches above
near the bone. The mate received a flesh
imply diseases and human of the skin, scalp, and
glood, with loss of hair, from infancy to s1?
whether simple scrofulous, or heredita , w a
all other meth s and best phy .
Price. Cu‘rxctma, 6°C.; Sour,
25c.; Rasonvax'r, 81. Prepared by the Port-s1;
Dnvo sun Carmen. Comm, n.
s- Send for “ How to Cure Skin Diseases," oi
pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 new.
PIMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped, and
oily skin cured by Cancun Soar.
0L0 FOLKS' PAIRS.
Sold everywhere.
L . ‘ o - 0
than ever before . ll“; Till Ill ’ N 1 g h t S h 1 r t S, woung. gnbthe hip andf had his face Film“ cgm‘fgemr engaging?
flog": , l a // woun e y sp inters mm the boat, I!“ on,an “5° 8e ‘5
MENS’ FINE 0. 2% ' ”” Underwear, Ho s- {gm}! 1... In... balls 1...... through m fig‘tl"xxefi‘m;s’t'fi .
. . . . - pas r. cw. us.
/ ' ' “I was on deck whe th ' d
SUITS Z9 1 C I' y, M a C k 1 n' to fire. The shots wer: flyiigcificfiinhiy
head so thick that I got into the cabin as "“—
and 4w tOSChes and many quickly as possible. I should say there
were at least 150 shots fired. I have
OVERGOATS
$I2, $l5 and $l8.
All. AT liEllllliE I
oun‘ oNiY ESTABLISHMENT. *
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other useful pres-
ents,
IBES.
This year our out of town customers will have the benefit of buying useful, Holdalls;
Presents, at extremely low prices.
Wile/2 arriving in the city of 6mm! central depot, take 42d 81‘. Horse car direct to our Store (81/! live, 001'. 420’ 8t. )
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E. GUSOWSKI,
; I have just received the Finest and
' and Largest Selection of
1., in style and price to suit everybody-
. ~ Wall and Water Sis. Nnrwall.
,Merchant ~ Tailor.
FALL AND WINTER SUITINGS
Ever shown in Norwalk. which i will make
Frank—THE O’NEILS—Polly
~ Character Sketch Artists.
L DOT DeCA RLETON,
The Great ()outralto.
MABEL BLAIR,
The Dancer.
Everything Absolutely FirstClass.
Norw‘alk Opera . House,
liSeats on sale at Gregory’s drug store. Nor-
v walk. and Cook's drug store. South Norwalk.
I think you wi 1 find it’s of interest to you,
In Dinner Sets,
of the latest patterns.
Cracker Jars,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN
FINE CHIN ,
masculine,
Here we are a sin to say something that 5 true,
If you wish to purchase where you can do the
est.
Get good and tender beef that’s easy to digest
Not old cow beef, .tougll-meated. but gender
Steers raised upon the hillside. up here in Sil-
yermine. , j ,
This beef is not dry but JUICY; its color red as
c erry.
It don’t resemble liver nor look like “01d Har-
ry.
In fact it suits the people, all classes, rich and
it pays.
And good beef can’t be sold for less around
dressed Carl Smith’s wounds and stopped
the bleeding, but I think it will prove
fatal without a doubt. I thought they
had a dozen guns apiece the way the bul-
lets were flying around my‘head. \Vhy
they did not kill all in the boat and my-
self and -second mate on the vessel I
,don’t know. I think some of the balls
went within afoot of our heads by the
sound they made. They sounded like a
swarm of bees. They did. not have a
chance to geta second shot at me for I
got down below as quick as I could.
“Our flag was flying at the mizzen at the
time, and I at once set signals F. B. \V.
for a doctor, but I suppose we may fly
them until doomsday before we get one.
i hope this trouble will get to the Ameri-
can consul that he may hurry things up a
little for this man. I have done all I can
for the poor fellow, and I don’t know as
anyone can do any more, doctor or any-
one else. So all I can do is to await com-
ing events. You will please let my \vife
know of our arrival, as I may not have a
chance to write before another mail.
“I had' a good time out to San Domingo
City, and was two days from there here.
Was within thirty miles of here on the
thirteenth day. Passed Bermudas the
third day. Lavender must have made a
good passage.
“Since writing this the mate tells me
that he only saw one woman in the crowd
on the beach, and that there were at least
25 or 30 men, all soldiers. My sailors were
frightened out of their wits and wanted
pilot from Azua. We are about six miles,
so the pilot says, from Azua. I came in
from St. Helenas, as I was told, and found
will get there early to-morrow.
“9 a. m., llth.—We are now getting un-
der way to proceed to Azua.
“Arrived at Azua at noon. I have sent
for a doctor. Shall wait till he comes.
Smith seems nicely to-day. Hardly any
fever, but, my, what a wound he has. As
near as I can measure it is 17 inches from
where it went in to where it came out.
It was made by a Aid-calibre bullet.
“lL’th.—Steamer sails this evening. I
have taken my sick man on shore. \Ve
had to carry him about five miles on a
stretcher. \Vill get to discharging to-
morrow. I would not take my chances
in such another affair for all thefimoney in
the United States treasury. It is a great
relief to get that man ofl? my hands. 'Will
write by next mail.”
At the Dominican consulate, in this
city, it was said that no information had
been received of the affair and, pending
its arrival, no opinion could be given. It
was hinted about the Maritime exchange
that the people of the Crosby may haye
go was due to the government’s receipt of
the news of the firing on the Crosby. It
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I VETERANS VERIIIII.
lhe War is Over. A Well-known Set-e
o‘ier, Correspondent and Journal-
ist Makes a Disclosure.
. malaria contributed her thousands of bran
soldiers to the war, and no state bears a m?-
ier record in that respect than it. does. in
literature it is rapidly acquiring an
enviable place. In war and literate:n
Solomon chell, well known as a writer as
‘Sol," has won an honorable position. Du:-
lng the late war he wasamember of‘Co. II“,
25:. N. Y. Cavalry and of the 13th Indiana ll:—
hntry Volunteers. Regardin an important
circumstance he writes as fol ows:
We have none but words of praise for them.
They are the outgrowth of a. new principle in
medicine, and tone up the system wonder-
fully. We say to all, try these remedies."
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25:, 9., ‘ ' ' . ._ ggls S 01:
/ .. V/ I l ' I I Azua. All the captains in New York told 9.“? rem es are 5° ey 5 di r121 t b tic
é WO-B west ”0612256. 2? ‘ 1 me that Azua was n. w. of Point Salinas. 330E313? gififiz'l‘tggj, °§1§hfimbln§,, (if), 1e-
;74 ' - ' - 7 X I learn that it bears n. n. w. instead sei t of rice, 51 r bottle, six ott es j, er-
gfi?&§t%%ug°§g$-B 1n the m01 nmg LLLL 7:2 The Great OfoI‘i‘: w. Some men are fools and always “figig'éfgfi 5%8’3533333 y contain neither
fig \‘\\‘,\WW20*;c>'.»“&sc‘z~o\>:>z \‘Vi‘V‘i‘w‘ \\<é RUSSifiD Magician, Japanese Juggler, will be. I hear the steamer sails to-mor- g. " ~~ 4"
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Sold by H. R. 'Hale,l\orwalk, and
Geo.C.lStillson. South Norwalk.
TOWN BOARD OF RELIEF NOTICE.
THE Board of Relief of the Town of Norwail:
on the Assessment List of 1893, wlll meet
in the oflice of the Selectmen, Monday Jan.
lst, 1894, at 2 o’clock P. 151., Wednesday, J’ an. :3,
at 7.30 o’clock, P- M.» Saturday, Jan. 6th. at 2
o’clock.P.M.Wednesday,J an. 10, at “(.30 o’clock.
p.m. Saturday,J an. l3th,‘at 2 o’clock, P.M., and
Saturday,Jan.20th,at2 o’clock.P_.M..for the pur-
pose of hearing and determining any and axl
appeals made to them from the domgs of the
Assessors. _
The Board of Relief Will meet with the A s-
sessors as a Joint Board, Saturday, Jan. 13th,
at 2 o’clock, P. M. for the purpose of abanng
the polls ofsick and disabled persons.
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L. s. K 1TH. , . ,
HENRY SEYMOLR. Board of Bell-3:.
HENRY D. For ”m
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Norwall-L, Conn, December 20th. 1893.
SIEDE’S
- DECORATED 1m“ . - . . . . _ _ . _ , .
Dr Goad Cu 8 Saucers and Fortlfi%yfg&rri1¥oig?fi 1n baskets, next day 16 been gullty of _V101at10n of some port or
S, P ’ ' liound steak sells for twelve-pence,shoulder customs regulatlon.
_ L Plates BestgirlLocihmeoes for fifteen cents e' hteen for It is believed that the speedy departure
- .5 Salads, Ltender 0%,," . ’ 1g of the United States steamer Kearsarge,
- Fruits, Now.‘fr.ends, consrder this; to buy good meat on Dec. 21, from this port for San Domin— .
:2”, ESTABLISHED l 851 .
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é 1"} {TIFICIAL TEETE ' é Matmflrght. , me to weigh anchor and get away from "sfivfral I?! t1:)5 Lilia mute”? begs are their;
g7; ................................... - " F 'd there. Iwill be glad when we get back r- 195 es 1'3 V9 A erv n°~ ear . 1.1?“
’ ' ' ‘ - ‘ s d N vc a (1 Liver Pills, all of them lVlll‘p‘:
fl superior Workflmn-szp IL ’ r1 ay" ' Into God’s country. \Vill 01085 for to- spllendfild satisfaction. In fact, we havegnever
% d G t d to FL! ~ ' night. EigedPr-fimedies that coglpare with (dieinéo Of
i? an ward” 65 1 "- L D L b 2 9 “9 p. m.—Since writing the above we we tiL “all?“ 53% 9? Eli-Bed (in 9: rem:
Ii 2 9391' ll 91‘ J had . visit new 12 or 15 soldiers and . case against: meme...
' the holidays. ,
Tfolzllft lsftst t l l Thorn. these:1 sftetaks are trimmed. we cut out was given gut at the tutne thatshewvaifio I ———-——-
,x 0 e a es s y es, . one an a . . L . . look after merican in eres .s uring e ‘ ‘
A R LOG'E . Banquet IThe-It‘fiigig'fi: I “finned 9“ thls’ one“ out local imbroglio there. bACRIFILE SALE- 1/
0 ' ' f; Lamps, Now if (you. like surprises. with the great 0 1 B bl‘ E 1 IL
- . . crow mix. . e u rcan m 0 es. _
Hanging and And come with them to market on Water I: y P p y N $600111“ 0f the bad‘wfi‘rd' {
St (1 street. No. SIX. AMBLER, Pa, Dec. 2 . —- The Keasbey ness of the season yve tow]: !
an and Mattison company, manufacturers of ggnfilugeflclgszeliu?2:332:55 cit ’
, . Lamps, Dividend Notice. chemicals and pipe coveringtposted in aboutgone-halt' their cost. 0 _
‘ . Cutlery and their works at this place a notice to. the $490 8899,11 gewfi‘é‘rfigaébiiiigfii
" Skates, effect that the introduction of the Wilson Egg 8321 Sigma: without .. $224
bill in congress was causing this company
to lose a large amount of business, and re-
questing the employes in sympathy with
the measure to resign. Dr. Mattison, the
president of the company, says that in the
future preference will be given to republi-
3250 Seal and Persian Sacques $99
sew Seal Dolmans .............. $99
The llalional Bank of Norwalk,
CAPITAL, 240,000.
' NOBWALK, Ct., Dec. 27', 1893.
The directors of this bank have this day do.
clared a. dividend of 3 per cent.. payable to
stockholders on and after J anuarv 2nd. 1894.
764 St E. P. PRICE, Cashier.
The following Military Capes
have wide ruille co late, and range
from 25 to 35 inches in length:
FJ. Curtis & Co.
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L 1 L men. 1 M'l'tar Capes ...... $129
, cans 1n emp oymg i??? gllaina Slésflllfilitaiyxgu‘egves :22
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. l 0 O I Thompson Buys a New Race Track. Ego Agggkhan M'LlL'Ltmry €031,853
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L L IS 0' () a a1 » NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—-The Herald says §i8°Al12iLS§ii§ti;:§...ifi ...s40
LL LL L L ‘ ' . that W'illiam Thompson, owner of this; 575 11‘3““ Cages .................. g
’ ' LL L‘ 'L , . . Gloucester, N. J., race track, has lease , $60 saver apeS............:::: 15
L LL LL L m " . . m - K for racing purposes, the Queens county g‘igfgigiifi'b‘l’pgfif‘flx $123.50
. ’ L - ~ driving park, on Long Island, for fifteen ‘30 Astrakhan Capes...--.-..Slo.00
L ' L L‘ 6 L3: . years from the estate of ex-Sheriif F ur- $25Brown Martin Capes ...... $8.99
LL ‘ LL $20 Kremmer Capes ........... 36.99
L man. Mufi‘s. Hats. Caps._Bobes. Trun-
Called to Wilmington, ming at about same reduction.
HONESDALE, Pa., Dec. 29.——Rev. George
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L ’ I. - C. Hall, astor of Grace church, Hones- .
I: m L f' 'L , ’ ”End“ dale, andparchdeacon of this diocese, has M anUfaCtu r "1g
' l Perry ‘ L ended “6 accepted the call of St. John’s Episcopal
L Davrs’ 'L ‘ R as It ends church, Wilmington, Del., to become ill F .
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. M--°IIctesspooutui_inm ofwalerormllk (warm ifconvenient). ___,_ . . n, m.
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