. mark has bestowed upon M. de (lien-I, Russian
.I
" trying cut-mustang: of his being confronted
, dependence of the papacy,
Parnell’ 3 False Friend on the
Witness Stand.
INTEREST IN HIS
Ila (liven Illa Vonioa o! the Illntory ol
MI". Parnell'n Connection with Crimes.
and (live. Illa "pinion that the Letter!
TESTIMONY.
In ”nation are (Jeanine.
.lmxlma, .\‘III I "'11)“ I'lllllllfmllltll of wit-
Iumu In the l'arIII-ll inquiry proI ed to be
lunch more :IttrnI-rive to the outeide public
than the nddrwn of Sir Richard Weintrr lllhl
Week. The court room In which the mummy
Iion bits mus crowded.
Capt. U'SIII-a “ax" ("allot to the with”
“and In behalf of The Times 110 hinted that
at. Mr. l’urnell'n noun! he conferred with
Mr. (ilaIlannquJuuw Ire]. The llllITt’ch
was nIuIIIIplIIIIIII IIIthout the kllllt‘ll‘tl‘o '0 ol
Mr. I‘-arnI ll N Iollmgues.
Negotiations were dw-IIIItiuueIl until NIB,
when .\lIMI‘h‘. I’nrncll and lIIlIoII III re in KII
mainhum jail. 'I be [INIVMIH II bu II the wt
nevzs made to the govennneut III I\~:.’II"erI-
made II Ithout the authority of Mr l’urnell.
After the latter .~ return from I III is he mn-
ferrI-Il IIIIII IIII WIIIlt'Ib at the lattI-r'n house.
and at these man-rInces tin-I" Wt'l‘t'th'fl)!
ploue.
TIII' Irish lender author fled the II Itum to "
confer II Ith the 1,an eminent, and find that If g
the InII-stlon “Kahlil.“ Ibo urn-urn" In rqu
was settled suIIIIIII IIII" II)" It» would whine,
the tenants to ”I1." IlIeIr" rents, and Would?
hinIIII If denounce as tdllrll ,;eous all l‘t'slslullcv.‘ '
to law
Mr. l'arnell bud said to the VIIIIIIM that
Sheridan would be most useful in putting
I10“ II lmymtting. and that ll. I_\'lull and Egan
would also be useful III that dire-I tion, if they
could be IonIIu~ I‘ll of IIII‘ II IIIIIIIII oi the new
poliI y
On the My after this Pita-nix pork trn ,;I"II_I"
Mr.’ l’arII.- 'l t-lllflVl’tl tho II ItIIszstho auti- -IIIIIr-
dcr manIII-éto. .\lr l’~unIIl| exam-oval IIinI-,
selfms Ignoring the manifesto, but disliked
the bombard in the IIoI umI- III, IIth h be said
was not" . nary to appease the vanity of Mr.
DaI III
Sewn letter» we re in. -re shown to the wit-
lithe, II hodeclIIrI-I. that the nignaturm were
Mr. I’ arm ll 5
Sir Cllllfit" l’ Its-.I-ll “Skill ll’f'llllsbloll of the
court to lflbll’llllt' I roam.- xaminhtiou of t. apt.
U'Hhon, as th- Litter part of the, IritIIeIIs
testimmv had taken him by surprise Ju»
lice. l nnnnn said he sun no good reason for
llfletponlllg I romcxnmination. and Sir ( lIIIrlI-s
Russell then proceeded with the witness.
Capt. U'Shea Enid that Mr. liuckh I~litnr
of The Times had naked bun IhIongh Mr.
Chamberlain. to be I: “lllltlls‘. )IquIII-euy,
an advanced Nutional'L1, had been threat—
ened IIith death by lien. Carroll llnI Is and
Hayes, the aupposel originator of the Lon
don bridge outrage. lax-mule he had signed
the protost against the exclusion of the Irit’
this from parliununt by Air. i’arucll. ll It-
ness denied that he had ("\t'l' threateuul Mr.
la mi 11 but had on one IIIImioIrturncd bun
out of III~ rooms in Dublin Ina tit of nun-r.
He had lIeu anxious to gIIe eIiIleIIm- in
order to K’ II.- or biomelf and re ‘flllt' tlII. .\lflllvlt‘ -rE
uttued ngaimt him by )1I".l’anIIll and his
mum...»
Mulquuuy had told the IIitII-xs that Mr.
PamIll had paid for IlIe cs "ape of lly rnv‘n
He could not recollect paying .\lulquec n) I".
expelIEI-I to l‘ aria to pm I" on hlglmlilrun to tin
probe"! againnt his I'Aa’lllalull from the I'M"-
llelIite parly.‘ Much of the mcmornnda he
had colleetul “IL-i III-atroyml III 15"}, when
there was danger that u m-im-t unmIIIittA-e
would be appointed to inquIre into the Kil-
mainhnm trentv. II had been Intimatcd to
him that the \lllll'hl reticence in the matter
wad memory
“lntimnted by whomt' halted Sir Charles
Ruinell
“By hir William Harcourt, who said It
was the I. pinion of another p -rmn «.\II".
Gladstone.
The Inc similc letter of The dimes um
shown to the withers, who was dwidedly of
the opinion that the IvrIIIng was that of M r.
Parnell He had received It number of
letters from Mr. Parnell about the name dam
and could not mistake his signature.
The commiaiou then adjourned.
" The sensation III: II the Tories believed
would lieuiado by revelationx of Capt.
U’Shm on the witness stand has fallen very
far short of their expectations. The caplnin‘t
mini-my Was given with apparent fairness,
dill is really favorable to Mr. l'arnell,.iu re
gard to the (3113ng that‘the Irish leader poo
natal full or ("W a partial knowledg "e of the
outtagmmquIIttI-d In Ire-laud, or Ilium w..- mu
templated. The mun: Into resting III In of tin
witnua' “alimony to those III. hind tbr m- he:
was lib; emphatic statement that be wavered
his confidenee in and for .\Ir 1 ’nrnell In June
last}, II statement which can and II Ill be
totally refuted.
The fad is un .cninble that u‘ reporter, IIhc "
will be called to the nitric-In" box III due tinu,
mien Ion ed 31r.l’arnI-ll III (.' apt. ”sin-n}
house in Dommber, 1.5V), and the data 01
that interview" will be torthcoming. At
other times" the captain a recollection of fact
and data" become wnu- what confused, but or
the whole, he made a very creditable about.
ing as a truthful witness, considering tbt
with conflicting memorandn In the prescnot
of the man he was giving teatimony against.
Sympathy for the Pope.
Barnum, .\‘ov. L—The. Catholic , bishop!
"of Belgium have sent an nddrem to the pope
muting his holiness of fervent devotion, and
praying that heaven may terminate the pro
longed bitternen of his position and allow
him to realize his aspirations for the in-
1
De Glen Mule In Elephant.
Consumexfiov. l.—'I‘be king of Den-
minister of foreign attain, the Order of the
Elephant the highest of the Danish orders.
0n. Cardinal Ill. Another Dead.
1.026003, Nov. 1. ~Canlinal \ewman lt
aerioudy ill.
" Rout, Nov. L—Cardinal Masons in dead
notellt'a Prospective Promotion.
Roux. Nov. l.—-—'l'he pope will shortly recall
Mgr. ltotelii. papal nuncio at lI-riis, and
create him a Ianlinal.
Yellow Favor heard.
Jacuo :xvumrr, Fla, Nov. I.—-'I'II"onty—a1nE
new cases are reported (nineteen white and ten
colored) and one death—Dora Baboon. Among
Inland", and the fever will probably not
It is believed that some people ha"
“encoded in cutting into the city, despite II!
My)“ that like“ up. l‘hnwrdon
and away effort Ill-:1;
"fugu- from returning until
halflldodd-ltllfetor themto
Men-In W m in Sun
o'sIIEI IEIIS III on.
IIIIEEII WEI GREEK.
White and ('olored Puncture Fight. In the
street: of New York.
New ) oIIIt, Nov 1. «Two paradox, one 01
colon-I1 ltvpublimm and the other of “bill
lhnlocruh, IIIInI~ IIIIuI-Idliinon on SIKII’I uvo
nue. Ilt'lttt‘t'll 'I'Iwntydlfth and Twenty-
Iighth Mm. s, but «II-hing. and an ugly
sI running" rI-IIIIIIIII, pIIIIoI about being fired,
and IIlI sorta-II Ivcnpvus Imiuguwdnsclubt
and IIIIIIIIlI-II.
The trouble began when the colored mm
Illt'lllllll'tl to break through the I‘IeIIIocrIlta'
main and turn into T‘Yt‘lllydlnll Itreet. to
go toward liroudu'ny. A squad of fifty
palm-nun. IIIIIIIIr t‘npt lb-illv, arrived on
the u" I- no in II to“ nIoIIIentII, but below they
mm. .lmph llIlI'lN bud beennhot In the back
of the III ad, II IIIaII nuInIIl Jan" III was badly
IIIt on the head IIIIII n lantern, an old lull!)
numnl KI duI IIIIII I-IIIIII" I" III by Ile' 'III;.,' thrown
through II II IIIIlIIW I'I-Ior MI" Donnell had hit.
[III-e badly liliflhlll'l bv being trampled on,
and mum." others II hone names could not be
leurnIvI one more In lens Injur-IL Only out
man we. IurIIIIIII—Ilmrgu Iotemm, lcmlcl
of the mlnrwi me II. He fought tlicotllceni,
and It took two of them to drag him to the
station house.
CLEVEH-T—RAIN ROBBERY.
The Engineer lherawed and (fompellcd
the Train—The Hum-or
.‘II'LM'IIgl'I‘ l'wnpwl IleII III» Safe Key.
1'21 I'IIIIo, TI-x.. \oI" I..—-\ shrewdly
plunuwl and nentlv executed truinrobbery
no.» .- ominittcd on the llI-xuun Comm! rail-
I'vvn-IyI-.-:II"II.I1.". ”I-iiI northbound lmger
tram. mounting of an engine, tivcfreight
curs, bnggn-h u an I . xprmscal, and two prior
HengerIourhIN, had watched a point twelte
miles this side of San, June when three
masked men crawled over the tender of the
engine, and pub drawn revolvers" compelled
theeuginecrtostoptlze ll‘ltlll. "he robber!
then unmupII-II the two IIIW"IIL'.III' cars and
ran on IvIIb the refit of the tram nixiut nix
Illllt’a further, where another stop was made.
Here the tiIIuvm broke In the end door of
tth-rprI».~.~I car, but while they Ivere doing
NI tho- IIII-xuuigcr jumped out of the side door
and cwtlpevl III the darknais, carrying away
with him the key to his safe. The robber:
WI-IwetiIcrcforc unable to open the safe and
m-uml only two mellow-5 of silver coin,
amounting to 31m), winch were lying on
themr iloor.
. They next uncouplel the engine and cattle
onMIIII that alone, rumun’g to mthinthrw
miles of l’aso IiIei Sui-to, where they nbuu
Ilqu-Ii It. Before Iouvmg the IocomotIvo they
Started it back down the road with a wide
open throttle. and it run about four miles,
stopping for want of Menu]. The robbers aged
IIupp-nsmlto ban-come across the HI .Tut
there I.» no I" l-- -II to th. ir I lI-ntlty, umZItlIat
tlu y arI-‘hnr rII".nu.~. ”inn y cut the telegraph
Wll'r'a I: I “"1"! .II pl: tl' ~. and the lint news of
the robbery mu not received until four
hours utter It Ut'l‘lll'l‘L'Il.
to Separate
.\IaimI-II by u l'lg.
lies" 310be i.I.. .‘mv l—A Uernmnl
named l-red ll" lImuu, III lug III e miles in tin.
country, nttI-IIIIIBI II polItII n1 rally III llum-
boldt, IIIII‘InglIIsWIfc with him. They left
uilduotltnddd baby in charge of othercbii-
dren. The infant me." loft on the kitIhI-n
III-or alone, and Ivhile Its attendants were
Without playing a young nllUfll came in and
attacked tin-child. III-fore it: tries attracted
the older children the II”; had eaten off IIII
lingers of the child's" right ban-La tI‘II-oll
each foot andnnrearnII-l part 'of another,
and had otherwise horribly mutilated the
III lplI~sr Illld It I.» not IIkc’ly to I‘m-over.
‘N-cret ."Iry ILIyI IrIl spin-In at Baltimore.
BA! Third: it. MIL, .\III. I. ~riun’utnry (ll
State ’l'homna If. ilnyard delivered a till‘ct'h
laid evenin; In for" n Inn-ling that put-lied
Umtoria hall Ir-IIII 2.13;" In affect—AI ”recoil.
the III-ad, his IrII'ItIla say, that Mr. lluyard
ever Ina-1e. The IIII-eting Iva-I held under the
nthplm": of the Jctferynlmu llernwratic asso-
t'lnIlWIl, and “ib‘ pI"Ir:.Idml over by. ”I‘ll.
Stewart lirown. SuvrI-ttlry Bayard. Wu‘lllt"
tint ~pv alto” .‘ Wlu- II he took tlu floor he Inn
res ~ ‘ltul IIIIII tumultuv 'Ills applause.
Prohibition Parade.
.\'I;Iv YonII, Nov. l.’”'llti l'rolnbitionista
paraded about 3.0” strong knit night. with
torchlighh and iirerurlII and were r...
Vll‘“ul by III-II. ('lintun 1i. I‘I-k, I-nIIdIIlatI:
IorpreIIduLt 'l'III-y IIIII- fully RHIII'UprIuIII
at the meeting aft» -i"IvIIrd In 1d ill the t' ooper
bIIIIIII, Ivlnre lien. I'lak, t’IIuIrIIIa‘II Dickie,
Rev. \ 1’.. Leonard, Hon 1], J,:I~'anning' ”I
Mich” Iii-I". Sum Small and other» spoke,
.\rrmtml fur Robbery.
Bonus". Nov. I.—l’eter ltrohaii and Jutm-a‘
Lowry' are under ”115! hi'rt', charged with
the during daylight robbery on Uct. 16,01
Iran-hm, eta, \I'Iirtll 35,4”), from Maynard‘s
jewelry hill“: in llrnttle square. They have
hndcnminal records. 'ltobcrt Tate aim h
held I or receiving the stolen property,
Fire in a Yarn Mill.
"I'Imtlnizsclz, .\‘ov. 'I.—-—Ituy. liothbun II."
(fife; yam Illlll at \Voonsa"ket Vitus (Innmgfll
film» by Iire;fully insurul, Tho IIIUopera-
thlfi campul in a very IiIcly att‘,le and it'll
cousidcrul reIIIarkai-le that no one was se—
riously Injurui.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., L‘i improving
slowly, but is not out of danger. ‘
The Martin Luther moiety celebrated the
3715i anniversary of the reformation at New
York. llev. l". A. Muhlenbcrg, of Philadel-
phia, dc III" cred an eloquent address.
George II \andergrift III Iniaaing from
l’hIladI- upoia with $15,000 p in his hands
for inv untlllvllt.
Four Mute-travelers were nttaI-ked by a
band. of negroes on 'a highway In Mora-r
county. W. Va. Two were killed and robbed
“I W. The other two thit'ttpul. A band o
white men are smirking for tin.- highway-
men.
Cumin: .\l t'lny, a grandeur: of the great
.Itattomnu. Henry Clay, Is in jail for debt at
Alequthqu \II.
All the miners in \\ cistern Pennsylvania
and Ohio have received an advance of :‘I 1).
cent "
President Von der Abe, of the st. Louis
club, is bl) nore over losing the World's cham-
pionIIhIp that. In.- has ref to pay the 31!”
extra guarantee or t benefit. money,
quoquIu; to $28 each. The players are, of
course. all very angr . Some threaten to
whip \‘oII .Iier Abe, d otlIenI to bring
action. King declares b "111 never pitch in
St. Louis again
l’riuw “din-II defeated l’atrou in three
straight been a‘. Nashville, Tenn. , llll beat
time bung. ""' dbl“.
My", \‘Iutelly, II bookseller of London, Ital
been fined £I0 fur selling Zoln'n works. which
have been adjudged immoral.
A locomotive jumped the trackrat a sharp
curve on the lilo “undo road near Sauna,
Colo, and went down a bank thirty feat.
The fireman was killed and wveral otheu
were injured.
John Powers, “tender at. the Tomlin-on
bridge, New Haven, has saved four pom
from drowning in the past two week. Capt.
Woodrutl', of the Yale Uatvmlty mw, wll
the lat.
. was the presentation to Judge 'IhIIrIIuIII of a
E llI-rtzlu~r,~,:. who i» accused of hiring the men
".IIAZS.:.II.,, may, IIIII.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1888
NH JOHN'S OPINION.
W
It. Will Favor No Union of Interests I.
two-II Canada and the United litatu.
Tomivro, Nov. I .deOfl‘lng to the report
that the retaliation not in to be enforced
against ( ‘uuadn, The Globe ”3"»:“1‘1115 will
be a deplorable I-v out. and one, likely" II
brood verv minusIiIIllI-IIItiI-III" IIIIIII may
be Injured. but cannot Insdisgmiul by “It
presidents mmrt Io maggmnive a policy
Notruut 'IIIuIdIIIII nilluwtlmt our gotern
Inent IIlIouIII I raIIl III terror for tinI Mike 01
averting the bio“. III other vir-I llllthlllllt't‘lt.
pI rhapu, IIoInetlIiuu more than I'iIIIIIIIa lllh
mnceded already might be honorably yielded
for good neighborhoods Mike, but our Ilolnln-
ion would present a mind igIIInuIIIIoIIII figure
in hurrying to surrender now In \\ nuhiugton
threutoI :‘lllltllllv anything IIoIIII be better
than that ’I It“ (Hobo has nlwms sincerely
endeavoml to promote friendship III-tween
t'anudu and tho I nitod Main". The Globe
does llul believe that Lnnndluns should grove]
on then" bellies for trieudnlnp Iain-J '
Floral llnndaunau for 'l'.IIIIrIImII
('III. I IIIIIII, 0,, Nov. I.——JIIII,.;II ’Ihurmun
II-ft Wheeling at 10:”3aud reached Vew,arlt
I) ,1“ I:' M p III. He Immullately IvluldrIIon
tuthmourt house, where he IIpoko. Uue of
the moat notable lllt‘lllt'llbitlf tIIIIoI Ix-I-nuion
baudunuu Iioral tribute presented in" thirty-
eight gIrlII nearing,r Imlltllllillllh,‘ and re-
[Il‘t’flt'llllll' the thirt) eight states of the
Lniou.
l‘urroy (int No Follower- Tliln Time.
New Your, Nov. I.~'I‘IIII Harlem Demo-
matte club last. night, nftera hot debate, in-
donwd Mayor HI- "Will's candidncy by II vote
of I:’ ."J to I":.'. Henry II. I’"I""IIIIIy thereupon
rmgued and IvalkI-dont, Ialiingnn all who
III-III his views to follow him. .\‘oonoelso
went—even -\ndrnv.l, \lhito retaining his
real. ’l‘"heIlubalIIo llltltllrat'tl‘thlllbt'l l’. Pitch
for conga».
The Story a "mu.
III:.\"I":III. \‘ov. I.——I~Zx Mayor Fulton, of
Izttaburg, bayxthnt the story of his being
shot by a Woman Is a hoax. .\lr. Fulton
came III from his ranIh and cxprem-Il unr—
priseon bearing of the reports. Ile mm.
with some friends to a hotel and stripped,
showing them that. ho was not Wotlntlul. He
says the story “as darted by some one who
desired to III juro his reputation.
Settllng for the Mud ltuu Victims.
“’II KlzsIIAIIIIII. Pa” \‘ov. l. —3liss Katie
Kennedy, of Semiton, aged JI") years. died
yesterday from In Juries sustained III the \lud
ltun disaster. The liehigh Valley Ilailroad
company is settling with the relatives of vio-
time of the disaster on a basis of $13,500 for
the head of a family and $1,500 for thune un-
der 1? y‘enrs III' nge IIIIII unmarried.
- "I'III IIu- Illegal lteglnlr).
IIIIooIII.I".\", .\'ov. 1.——~’I‘hI- six men arrested
for illegal rc;.;i.~tration in (lravesI-nd III-re ar-
raigned and piendml not guilty. Moritz
to register fakcly, was released on 35,010
bail. The others “"er cmnuntted" in default
of bail for cxxuuinntion on Saturday.
llurnI-Il in Hill ltiirn.
.\III.IIIIII.I.I:, l'a., .\‘ov. I.~—'I'homn.I Sin-r-
IilIgJIivIIIg near L'ustard'u, this muniyJu’ont
to the barn Tum-lay afternoon. Soon after
the burn IIILIIIliu-ovI-rnl to III-on lire. slu‘l"
bug's" rI-IIIIIIII-I Ivcro found in "the I'lllllh. It is
suppox he at fire to the burn during a lit
of tem, Iral‘y insanity.
_l.ur;;e Sun" 3lillII IlurIIeIl.
. BAN-ital, .\ic, Nov. I. -’I'III- lurgvsaw mills
Ill. Milford, Imnwl b)‘ III-l llwlth'll “ nte'r
l'onwr «""unlpuuy and III" .I‘IIWI by .~. -II.-I"nl
lumber flnn~, wmg burnt-d list evening.
has, $54M“); iusuranw. $20,000. The fir.-
Ivav caused b1." n stpark from a match, while a
lamp “as III-lug lighted.
TIIIevI-I Made a flood llnui.
XIIII'A'IIIIK, XIII". l.-'Iluriu;; the absence
of .\II'. Hunter and family from their apart-
nu-nts, No. tall Bast tlnIellIInIlmisImISIx-
IeI-IIIII street, on Saturday last, 8.3,”!!! north
If Illfldlmlltls and: 2' III" III mom I It» stolen.
\‘u (.1er to the thietcs has II: III been ob—
tallied, . ,
Suicide of a Reporter.
Nun" \‘IIIIII, Nov. I.—('IInriI-s 1!. Adams,
aged I'J, a Jonnml reporter, committed slll'
cident the Bancroft house Inat night, by
gushing III-I IIrIIIt and throat witha razor.
lie was a native of ' t'nmbritlge. Mass.
arty is believtvl to have caused the suicide.
A Shipwrecked (.'rvw Brought III.
SAX l-‘IIAII'IJIII'II, Nov. I.~'I'hestcnzncr Dora
arrived [rpm (Junalnakn, having on board
the mate and YWFlIlydUlll' sailors of the
schooner Vanderbilt, the private senior which
was wrecked oII Sunok Island III-pt. 12, the
crew barely Iscnping with their INN.
$17M“) to ('olum
v and land
IV. \\. Cormrziu gave
Dian university in mono
TRADE BULLETIN.
New 'I‘ork Money and Produce Market
quotations.
NEW You, Oct; 31.-)Ioney aimed at 2 per
cent. The highmut rate was 2!.“ and thehnvest
'.’. l':xt‘llllf'l;fl' closed steady;
1.9814; actual rates. teammate for (to days and
High/L91.“ for demand. UoII-rnluentu closed
steady; rurrrnry til. 12”, bid: m. L"oIIp.. I'.'.' bid;
l’ucitiv mIlrond bonds cloned nil follows: Union
lint-I, ”4.11117", Union land grants, lulu}: Union
IIIIIIIIIII: funds, 1mm; ('entrlls, “Monti.
The :dock iIIariiI-t was very dull during" the
InorniIIIIJIut the tone of fllh‘t‘lllflllon IIaII very
Iinnand llrlt’t'x' minivan advance of 1,, to I per
cent. by IuiIlan'. It was even less active after
IIIIIlIin. but prst III-re fairly Inaiutnmed to tile ‘
close. The rah-I (or the day amounted to 1136.33.)
Elmira,
' r
(Beneral Markets.
.\'r.w Your, (III. III. .. I-‘ LUL It—“ae moderately
acIiI-I-qul I'lmthI steady, tine grades of winter,
53703.5; do. spring. 52 III/(1,3)” -I; superfine winter,
storm; cit mill extras. 5:. 25695.75. for We»
Indie». Sou hern tiourquict; trade and family
l.I".nIIIlI 51-. " (4.615.
It 111' .\T Options III-re dull. Irregular and
weak today. IWII‘I‘!‘ closing hate. lower. “pot
to“ clIIIod Irregular. Spot sales of No. I red at.
SIAM; extra rr-Il‘, [email protected]; No. and. “JIM“
1,111.9: No. I “bite. 3|[email protected]; white MRSSIJB
(ILLIII; so. ".'II-Il III‘IItcr, Sov..$l.t8§4; do.. Dem,
sum: do.. Jnn.. SLIM/II: do., May, $1.2Il4.
("III:.\'~«IIpIIIms were” fairly Mllt‘nvlt Irregular
lllll'l‘i, I‘ltlrlll: at traI-I‘Ional declines for Dec. and _
Jun. pm unchanged for .\‘ov. and May. Spot Iota
elm-ed olive and IIII'gIIIIy higher. 8pm sales of
No. 2 III red at IIP‘ZuIILI'ltk'. : No. 2 white, (”named
No. 2 nixed. NI:I",,M,,c.:IIII..1JeL-.. {We-4dr»,
.IIIII., .II".:I1II., May, Me.
I),\ “It. IiptIqusIIIvre dull and outer. spotter.
closeI IoIII-I". Hp): mien of No. I while at 118m;
No. I: d 0., 31".: No. I mixed at tile: No. i do.. an
awe; No. "' mixed, Not, all“. " do.. Dec.
E‘E’ITl-Jt lmil: canII-rn creamerv.
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"mam:
wetterndu” ".bqwilfie
CIIEEIIE Mendy: fuIIory New York cheddar,
[Malllhuz “’l'hlt‘l’ll flat. “minke.
NEW-Dull: lt‘t’mll I-axtem finite. mallard
western do.. magnum: (.'.unudinn ".’Ilgmilc.
SL’U All- How dull and nominal. fair refining,
50.; lulu-III centrifugal he. Refined dull" cutloaf
Intlcruidmi. m" ‘ cube» and powdered. 7m
1'91»: granulated. TKII'IITKQI wufectlonen‘ A,
7km; IIIIIII- extra 0, Wit-1%.; extra C. 6 7-1.
00990.: L'rflfllcflic-t Inflow. “6° MM
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meted rattan-1350, ,
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SCOF ELD & HOYT
Will Open on Saturday, Nov. 3d.
The More In loullfltlorwalk, Formerly Occupied by .I. Wait ll.
, IL! Smith with the
Latin! IIIIIIIIIII II III GIIII Em IIIIII
To the People of South Norwallt at I’rlmi that Cannot l‘all to Please.
WI llllAIIL OFFER A
Special Bargain in Sealskin Sasques.
Also a Fine Line of Broche Shawls.
Remember the Opening Day.
Saturday, ’ November 8d.
SCOFIELD" 8:. HOYT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
special Prices
to
ARCH I’I‘EU'I‘H
and
Blfl IIIIEIIS
It in not. all
co vered with
Nickel Plate
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It is made In
Ttllflt
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
it It (I II II 0 N l)
RANGES
Plumbers' and
‘ Gas
The 31inch". Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.i
and
Tilt Roofers.
«'1‘ l/ag)Clx\V()Ol) & Ct ).. Norvvalk. ‘
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR .9 AL"E \>
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Situz-IIIII on Main Street, West \'\Illll' "zliylor Anuuc, l".-lm
wood ‘I " 'uue, MouroeSIII-et \\ oodw Illti .‘.vI uue, Lowe Street,
Coucoi Strict, fining: SIruLI'nvuwr ‘IIIIlllill :IIIII I'lIIlIlIu
llillw-I‘iIIIgI-Ia,’"IluvilaIIIII Street, (.'omri" I'LL-II IIIIII lllllllili II
Streets, .\II-udow Street and 'l'I;I":IpiiII-.
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Situated on Halo Street. (form-r 'l':Iyl.II" Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue \\'c.~tAvcuuc Hillside Plan-c, \lcudow
SIIect, Cross Street, buuunit Street, lalniuyood J‘\I'CIII](‘,/l"3<‘ly-
'vicw Avenue, Pine Street, l’Io~pcIt l’lucc, llumiltou \veuue,
Day Street, Raymond SIIII-I, tower “Idol" and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Framing on the Carriage Bridge.
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EastNorvvalk,
. Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner lloyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices: and on easy terms. ’
V\ C also have some outside properII loI" sul at Ivory reason-
able prices. '
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mun-I IIIIIN.
corrosmupm cloud may; middling up
but. 0 lull. .
WaSlIIngton St, South N orwalk
‘. norm
Bill. EIIITE Ill] INSURINGE AGENTS '
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Boston store!SIIIial Sale If Silks.
Will introduce to patrons this
week SPECIAL AND AT
TRACTIVE LOW PRICES III' “(III Grow ,\ (I
\ll" W FALL DRESS IIOODS
The
lithrics Iol
A N l) N II W M A lllx lu'l‘b.
exhibition oi choice
be found new in‘ the above dc-
purtmeuts have been selected buyer \vusou hand curl)" and
with great care from the latest secured
and best designs of both Eu- portion of the stock, we are
ropeuu and American muuu
facturers. That the public up-
prec into this 1th IS well attest-
ed by the volume oI business continuing
during the past week.
Below we submit" II leu Io: Id-
ing bargains for this week .
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IIIIIIIDIIIIIIIII
"use 'lil inch Henrietta
One
cloth
I"
worth
yard, Ivcll
III 250 per
.370. '
Ten pieces 01 54 inch Ladies
cloth :It 391," per yard. worth
0250.
One case of combination
suitiugb, plaids and stripes". to
match.
levy stylish
goods :II -1 III:
I‘itters smamlper yard, worth 75.
I '4 g .
BUST N STORE
A NOVELTY
lreshHerring!
“can-"41mg PRES" dlfiltlthL in runs of
mm «InIsuutmuu IIIII" are ("oriez-IIInb‘II II n
IIIOIcityInIhlaconniry,aud1unt zo- dIuIrent from
Ike Inning known to our Ion-tr, on one ran im-
Mine
Iu Imam like sardine-I, but are MI in oil
Need n I preparation; all ready to be eaten are very
hearty Mod alto, and have a remarkable clear frail
lute. W e rend them out confident that may will
TRY THE
GINN FRESH
I III-(- lot‘ tan or II Cans for me.
“t abo an p Ipi'ed .IIIII large sun In of
‘nuI-eolmil. Lima Benin.
,nulmon, Lobster, Pear,
Plums, Pumpkln‘.
WW“... .9“... ...... “W. .. WW
RING!
.\‘uv Canned 'l‘onmtIIeII, Carmine" s I outh 8 & B
mw.m
Asudvertiscd in last. week
Sundayspupcrs, Megor , Por-
0., held their
scuIi-uuuuul trade sale of“ silks
on Wednesday and Thursday.
‘Otl. l7 and 18, our New I ork
(lesirablc
the most
Ithcrcforc able to announce I
grand special silk sale, begin
suing tomorrow Inoruino and
throughout the
‘week
. Lot I, "2 iIII h Ill: Mk II hu-
"llclltf :II 5!) cents per yurdnvcll
worth $100 per yard.
9 IL
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1!, 23 inch llcavy Black?
ranted :o beworth $1.10 per
yard."
Lot 3. "I ii’IIclI Illnck Gross
Gran: rill." :It Tlcpor yzud ".vcl]
Worth :51. 00 per yard
Lo! ~l. 3'2 iIIClI l'olol'ed
Fruillc l'rum" aim at Elfin" III-"".
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yard: adveriiscd elsewhere at
$1.25 per yard.
iNnIIcI II Uni of Tun him:
i Mail Order Department.
“I" would I:I.IIIII:III_I' extend
an invitation III :III who live at.
:I distance who cannot person-I
:IIII" inn pI-I-I our IIIIIII'IIIIIIIII t'tll"
lect' mm to w -ud us :I letter or
postal crud i'oI" amples of"
woods describ: n" as nearly
:Ispossible your eme I nuts
Kind we shall iorward with
‘samc exact CI,|I‘C promptitudc
and dispaIIh as it you were
present,
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lihduaulo at Idle per yard, war-
m...m. ..... "... ...
ELITE IIIIH'I'S
Fine Cloth Newmurkets at
$6910 and $7.40, worth $10.-
75-l,il.75.
Regions. and N II vmnrkets in
Stripes and Check." and Plain
and llrai’ded 1ch mi", in all
new .
shades.
75 imported .lacl cisrat $3.49,
worth $5.00.
100 plain .luckoI I; with vest-
Irouls all new styles and colors
Ill 5" .50, $3.00, $8.50 and
$10.50, Worth $IUUII, $13.00,
$11 001mg $15.0 .
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English Seal l’litsll Sacques
.II $19.95 to $45.0 .
English Seal M
at $9.98 to $20.95
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usli Jackets
Boston Store.
lluvo placed in sto
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Which we will Ict‘loose “all. price! that pleat-e the"
. no It .
Can and. see-
CLOTI
Dlh l Itrs to Command,
on mu
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But ,IIISIII
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At the store or
C. H.11arvey.
lcunnot note every weekly special tale.” my
out- are sold on lbelowert I III Ian every day
urlnlltlit'yt'll‘. The good: tug ought mictly
or cub. Iehnllhold the price within IiIo ranch of
every cuntomcr. My stark ll too numeroul too
mention pricea
”cow‘-
Rubber 66063
A SPECIALTY
w... L-
lhey Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices.
EMEMBER
C. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
South Nor-walk.
III I unlock,
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For Fall
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Imihrance Building,
no. lorwatk
CUMSlllflll B
IIIIIIIIIII
m
ck «their full line o1 ‘ .
3.
Masonic "I
Seal Plush G nuts.
Norwalk Chronicler