l o-«t—t’m—
.3 Uncle Sam’s Moat-y Stolen
. While in Transit.
bulletins nest” rt'zzrnn.
In ”It. at Great mention and Double
m the (‘olu la Extracted and Ito-
M with loath-Inaugural Prepara-
W and Other Washington (Scalp.
' aalllxurox, Nov. H. ~ The [rotatory
“It have discovered that they have how
robbnd of new silver dill-r1 To what ea—
“ on by whom they do not yet ltuow. The
secret service detectives are making an in-
v’digatloa. The mint at New Orleans has
b- overloaded with new silver min, and to
“I". It the department is shipping millions
0‘ W t0 wuhlngton to be stored in tho
audlver vault in the treasury courtyard.
Th monty la ehl l l in sealed wot on
Iraq, and; maids}: two bags of $1.0“)
.dL Winn one of them hogs was opened
atthadcpaflment, a day or two ago. it was
hand to contain nothing but shot. A
Could box wa- opeucd and one of the bag:
In It was found to contain nothing more
"luau. than lead.
The nutter was at once reported to the
may of the treasury and by him referral
b lb react service oilieers, w ho are making
I “Idol and active investigation.
The boxes are carefully WI before they
km the mint, and guarded on the train
They are taken from the depot at Washing-
tai to the treasury in a large expretn wagon,
candlnmall sides with heavy steel wire
aadguarded by mprcaentativts of the expreat
may and of the trmury. who are heav-
Ilyanaedand sit on the boxes within the
”a. Every care that can be thought of is
ilk-lingual against 103, and the detect-
hca 'are puzzled to know how it was: possible
tonhttltutc the shot for silver dollars.
It i impossible at this time to tell how ex—
msivetherobbcry has been The 10- war
m taught to the attention of Acting Bec—
retary Thompson on Wedmsday morning.
the day after the election, and he put the de-
tectives at work on the cam
Investigation showed that small amounts
had hcentakca from each of a number of
bola. The department will probdbly hold
; themeompany responsible, but it. will
»" take acme time to learn the extent of the loan
F‘3 Thornobsry was discovered when the seals
., - d thchoxea were examined It was found
that W0! the government seal put on
at llow Orleans the wax bore the impremion
d a film quarter. The original seal had
lam ticket), the money abstracted and this
mdhidingthofraudhad beenresorted
to. Hr. Bell, duel of the secret service, be-
lieve that the thieving was done after the
lions left the mint and before they were do;
livand at the treasurydepartment. He says
that the exprms company is mnnsible: that
If the official clerks doing up the packages
h! done the stealing they would certainly
in need the government seal to fasten the
lions again.
[savanna]. mranarmxs.
Hr. A. T. Britton hasappointcd Mr. George
I. Lemon chairman of the committee on
Inna! to receive mhscriptions for defraying
them of the inauguration carcinoma.
Ir. lunch at. once prepared a subscription
buck, and before noon had 85,000. Mr.
am also appointed Mr. B. H. Warner,
Mt 3ft ‘thh: Columblamllt‘ationallp‘ag‘k, as
W Boa; arrived home yesterday
afternoon from Pittshnrg, where he was
called by his depdanghtcr's illnem Among
the“ permits he saw upon his arrival here
w-aoommittae of citizens, composedof
l-a. Boone, l’arker and others, who‘called
chi. for thcpurpose of sccuringhis on
W in the plans looking to a permane-
“to! the removal of the city postofllco to
thepmsion building. so that the inaugural
,‘ ”canine held there. Mr. Boas expressed
‘. , fiddle to further the wishes of the public
‘3 the nutter, and said he would at once
hull! interview with the postmaster gen-
us! on the mbject.
sacxvrnwwzsr rum" mums.
. The Star lays: Lord Sackvillc and thc
“With“: will be unable touc-
q‘ [and Stanley’s invitation to visit him at
wall-am house in Ottawa. Thi‘)‘ will sail
dhlct lorParis when they reach New York
from here. There they will visit Mr. and
In Gabriel Salomon for a few days. Then
thywillgotohondon to be the guests of
lady Derby, and Lord Sackville will com-
et K3010. It has not been decided whether
they willapend the winter at Cannes, in the
South of France, or accept an invitation
1min Lord and My Lansdowne to visit them
h India. ,
m wnnmxo ram mu: niunsnn'.
ltisoflicially announced that the marriage
(I Ii-Endimtt and Mr. Joseph Chamber—
hin will take place at 2 o‘clock on Thursday
(tumor: at St. John's church, the little
dutch acre. Infayetta park
White Hours. Everything about the wed-
ding will be sedulously quiet. Invitations
have bear lent only to the president and
In Cleveland, the members of the cabinet
and their familia and to the immediate
laniiycf theEudicotta. )iirsEadicott will
Married in traveling costume.
asorun rosrlasrzu RESIGSl-L
Dr. A. D. llarklcy, pmtrnaster of ilatboro,
. county, Pa, came to Washing-
hwiflrhismgnaticn inhiapocket. Hols
uddfinwbanoaagandthinksittimefor
hhtogowhm the Republicans are vested
willpower. Inconversation with a
hemldthathswantedtogooutat thehead
dbpnty,andhe bellavedhia was the
in Duncmtic resignation to follow the
flat. flatcokhiareaignation to the Mr
‘ ‘3 and then called at the
NW
. a can run run Pentium.
A ’ homtheChurchof thellost
.ldy ofNowYork presented Mr.
Widthamnavoted tohimat are
“antral-iv. '
- ‘ mmnmnluu.‘
, ”You, For. Ida—Tho CountyDamoo-
film-“Muslims M night-noptedm
”mingling President Cleveland for
plate some arrangements about the passion
from the.
W a or man
ROCHEleoa at the Walt Epicen-
pal linoleum Council.
altimeter. Nov. tau-Epiphany church
weatherman of a notable gathering.
ml-louary council of the Protestant Epic»
pal church enlivened there for its annual
anion. Shortly after 10 o'clock the clerical
and lay members of the count-ll began to
filter the church and take the mills reserved
,ncarthc altar. Presently the music of the
martian! was sounded front the organ.
a lldo door in the chancel issued the
bug prover-ion of the bittltopa. They all wore
the bishops' gown of whitala n and black
silk, that of llullltlll Duane ha ug the red
cape of Oxford university. jl'lio column nor-
vice of thet-hureh was at begun. Among
those in the chancel w the following:
Bishops Williams, of Co nectleut; Watson,
of North (inrolinn; Knl rboekor, of ludi-
aua; Whitaker, of Pennsylvania; Thompson,
of Mississippi; Peterson, of West Virginia;
Gilbert, of Minnesota; Coleman, of Delaware;
Donne, of Albany; Walker, of Dakota; John-
ston, of West Texas, and Burgefn, of Quincy.
The sermon was delivered by Bishop
Whipple, of Minnesota. lie is regunled in
the church as the mantle of the Indians, and
during his long episcopate of twenty'niue
years he has done a great deal for the cause
of the red men.
In beginning ltisdiscouruo the bishop to
[tented some of the bible promises as to the
glory and succotmof the church, 11o ”mi“!
of the growth of the missions in Australia
and in the islands of the South Pacific. 11t-
reviewed the work done in Chitin and Japan.
and mntmcnlled tho heroism of the mission-
aries in the vicinity of the llutlson Bay. In
conclusion, ltc mtmnendod all to greater
diligence and faith.
The communion service was then held,
which was participated in by the member-sot
the council.
In a few moments Bishop Williams, who is
the presiding bishop of the council, came
upon the altar, followed by the secretary
of the council. liev. Dr. Henry Austin),
at New York. The council was called by the
cometary. After recess the reports of the
various organizations of the church were
Another session was held this evening. At
the evening a-ssion a resolution was [metal
looking to the establishment of a school for
the education of colored men to do mission—
arywork among colored people. Nashville
and Washington presented claims. but no
site for the school was determined upon.
K. OF L. GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Amplcloua Opening of the Annual Sena
alon—Orgnhlullou Quickly I-Zfl’ectcdanlr.
Powdcrly Choker 011' 'I'. ll. flurry.
Lvmaxarous, Nov. 14. —Titere are 20‘; ac—
cmlitcd dolegatos to the Knights of Labor
general assembly, which began its fission
here yesterday. After the unsunbly was
called to order by Grand Master Workman
l’owderly, who did not arrive until morning,
the committee on credentials reported six
contests and protests concerning dole-gates.
District Assembly 40, of New York, presents
the most serious case, arising out of the con-
tention between Juan's E. Quinn and Philip
J. McGrall, both of whom claim to be may
tor workman of the district. Quinn repre-
sents the Home club faction and favors Pow-
derly’s administration. The trouble between
the factions began over heavy expenditures
made years ago by the Quinn people in pur—
chasing a home. The diascnsion has cost the
diatrit't mmw Ilmnamul nu-mlm lull. in an.
tling the question as to delegates temporarily
a union representative was al lowed. A pro
test was filed against thcadmimion of George
A. Schilling. of Chicago, who represents the
Socialists. He is denied admission to the hall
until the question is settled.
A large number of tux-general ofllcel: at
tending the convention are entitled to the
floor of the assembly, but they were excluthad
pending the disposition of the credentials.
In regard to this action '1‘. 11. Barry, who is
leading the opposition to l’owderly, said his
case was oneof appeal from the action of the
executive board in expelling him after he
had resigned lie proposes to carry the tight
to the furthest limits Out of this may
grow a new organization, and on] that ac‘
count the Federation of )1 inem and Mine
Laborers is watching the proceedings with
great interm-
Iieforo the nsscmbl y, also, will come the up
pads on the action of Master Workman
Klinesmitb in suspending Armstrong and
Comerch assemblies of this city for de-
nouncing Edward Gould. who. it is charged,
was employed to circulate the charges against
Gen. Harrison relative to his position in the
railway strike of 1877, as well as other mat—
ters of similar character. Gould is the dcle~
gate from district assembly 100, over which
Klineamith preeidw.
In the afternoon session a prolonged dis-
cussion occurred on the advisability of ap-
pointing a legislative committee, the‘ op-
ponente to the proposition maintaining that
it would conflict with the regular committee
of that character which meets in “'ashing—
tonduring sessions of congress. It. was de-
cided, however, to have the committee, but
its province is confined to receiving sugges-
tions for transmission to the regular legisla—
tive committee. .
Committee were appointed on laws, ap-
peals, grievances, finance, stem of the order,
sea-ct work and prwa.
Hugh Cavanaugh, of Cincinnati, is chair-
man of the finance committee. '
To-day the annual reports of the officers
were taken up in order of basilica that will
likely consume two days
Public Bequests.
Bosrox, Nov. l-l.—The lat ~ E. F. Conant,
of Boston, provides in his will that upon the
death of Helen E. Granger there shall be
paid tothe town of Winchester $50.01!) for a
library. The residue of Mr. Conant’s estate
is to go to the New Englandllospitalfcr
Women and Children. ,
The mpreme court having decided that
under the will of Commodore John Percival
hismtciatobcdiatributed among charitar
his institutions, there was shearing before
Judge Allen yesterday on a general scheme
recommended by the attorney general. Bov-
Jndge Allen‘will consider the matter. The
W general recommends that 85,000 be
awardedtothesallon‘ Snag Harbor, Quincy,
85,0“) to the New Redford Port society, 85,“
to hunters in Gloucester, 83,000 to Boston
larinesociatyJafioow the Salim Marine
moiety and 01.500 to the Home for Little
Wanderers. Boston.
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THE
“- Bargain Store.
Buy the Bent,
It is the Cheapest.
We have just received an elegannt assortment of
LADIES
Busllu Buuurutar
made with a lock stitch and of Ike best quality of
cotton.
Alt-o something new in
HOSIEFY,
Till} Llllflll Sfllfl.
Warramcd to outlast all other kinds.
CORSETS.
We are selling this week
A F
0 dc.
Health, 31.0.3.
BANKS l SNYDER.
llalntekcnto llotel Block.
Warner’s (Jo ‘llllllt‘,
H
Opp. i'mtollicc.
THE
Merrill Puuuuuuaulllu luautuy,
School of Shorthand, Typewriting
and Business Correspondence,
Opens “'cduusduy, Sept. 10th,
IN AI'BBS’ BLOCK.
51 Atlantic Street, Stamford. Conn.
Thu! School will be under the personal supervision
and instruction of Hits, M. A. M BRIllLL. late
'ucipal and business manager of (Bailey'- short-
“nd and Typewrlting lichen! Hartford. Conn.
Young ladies and gentlemen desirous of acquiring a
thorough and practical knowledge of shorthand
Writing. with a view of becoming court stcnogra-
phm, newspaper rcptmm. amanuenm. or imam
of than, will lad this a thorough training school.
In see-ion day or evening, pupils can t’nlt'f at any
line. Individual instruction, no clam work.
WGndnatcs “stated to good paying pwitiona.
Instructions by Mail a Specially.
For circulars, giving full particular. call at school
office or address MRS. if. A. ilzltliiLL.
act! in Principal.
Pruurussiuu,
Pruuul,
~ Elliuluul.
A Purely .lIutttztI Tonliue.
l‘lu 5‘llul1”Pluu
As Operated by. the
Home Benefit
' ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York, '
Presents the most at-
tractive and popular
system of Life In-
surance now in
vogue.
mutual u but Fuulll
After Death.
Dividends During Life.
Large Returns.
~ Safe,Equilable, Sure
it Good Investment.
F..LA. HAMILTON,
storm Aom. ,
89m resumption». ,
‘lhey Shall be Sold at Last
SCOFIELD
-—-——-—llAVI Tlllllt STOCK COIPIJTI Him \
NORWALK AND SOUTH NOBWALK
"AND WILL orrsn SONG——
BARGAINS NOT emu FOUND
In any Store
Among the lot will be found a 104 white blanket at 72c : I Wlfllfl" CONNIE ('th at 00c.
Health Canal at 31.19: a Kano Conant lie, and a good
ONE DOLLAR CORSET
for 75¢; Andmc
llncn at lie.
Our Cloak
is now stocked with a good line of Ladlea‘ Normal-ki-
We have a dozen l’imh Jackets at .1150. cheap at 3|!» ()0.
mi;
and plain to match, at 500, reduced f
woo Jacki-ta just not to-day.
mini’sc.
gin H bleached muslin attic; not) bleached and brown towels one yard long, all
it our hosiery department will he found the bent and chestnut goods lu this place
Don‘t fall to we them.
SCOFIELD 8c HOYT,
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, WEDNEsfiJtY, "NOVEMBER 14, use.
& HOYT
in this town.
; Warner‘s
Department
trJaekotl. Wraps, (‘hlldren‘n Newmarltcu. etc.
A new line of dress goodu received today.
Another lot of lamoo‘thaulcr‘s and Children's
Tu 'Luuuuruuuuuu
30018 and $1083,
Comlug in Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR:
Al the Slot! of
o. H. Harvey;
. Icannot note every weekly spate! sale.” my!
gout-manic on the lowest. ial lau every day:
during the year. The goods ln bought strictly;
orcaah. I shall hold the price wit in the reach of .
every customer. ly clock is too numerous too
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mention prim.
Ru bb—c—uwaood‘sz
A SPECIA LTY.
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Year’s Prices.
HO--———
REMEMIS I‘IR
0.11. HARVEY,
12 Main Street.
South 1" orvval Ir.
tuition:
Now is the time to put in vour
WINTER’S STDBK?
.0.
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS:
Ahvnys in Stock.
_—..¢§———-
Delivered By Careful Blunt;
1
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Clean and .Frce from;
Slate or Stone.
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Willopen on SATURDAY, NOV. 10th, at two I’. M. the storol
, South Main Street. with the finest line of DRY,,FA.N CY, an
PLUSHE .
werth $1.75.
yard, sold elsewhere for 3.00.
our line of plain and plaid goods is the finest.
* ‘Prices‘ Lower than Anything Before Offered.
% .
GENERRAL 'REDUCT
W
STON
mamwhumwm ,
mm...» ..
A'l‘ 'I‘Illt‘.
BO
generally ollcrcd tit Reduction
IO” SALE 1‘
OH E .
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Sales. Take a tour through 0
pay you, Genuine bargains in every department.
ST
W
TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.
WING to the prolonged unsensomtblc weather, our Stocks are unusually large in it"
departments. They must be reduced at once to make room for Holiday Goods.
THE REDUCTION SALE
which we shall inaugurate Tuesday morning. will present more
than the ordinary advantages
“1' establisltnwnl. It will 1'?
on. gum?
Best Facilities
FOR
Job Printing!
r rue erg?
“filllllll”
S'l‘lQADI ‘
HEATER.
.W“
GE
Twentyin n-c inthiq town. one of :thm in the
Sentinel (mice. when it can be seen in operation on
application. '
W. HfquEKER'
Sole Agent for Norwulk.
_ . . .
SANITARY rurntuxu Ab'l) Low l'llliS‘L'ltli
IIKATISG A SI'I'II'IALTY. ‘
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wl’acllllla {0: ”11'9”: “1’4th of l’ipt’.‘
WAEHING’I‘ON 81'" South Norwaik. f"
,[lluuluu flul finish 8qu
Pluuu uuuuuuls. '
JACKET.» at $0.08, 1005,
12.50. 13.50. Wraps. special
bargain, $17.50. Modjcska’s
at $22.00 and $20.00.
Sacqucs at $18.50, 21.50,
2-1.50‘um1 27.50.
’Flflflflllllflll 0733100
at $5.75, 7.50, 8. and 8.50.
7—4.0 »
llllllfll‘lflll J HBKBIS,
with embroidered or braided
vests Ncwnmrkcts at $0.40,
740, 8.50, 0.50 and 10.50.
..._. mono -~-— ——--
l lllllllll‘lflll NBWlflfll‘KfllS
I
,1" plant or braided at. $14.50,.
i101“), 17.00 and 20 00.
l
uusuuuuuuu,
Main and Wall St l'ccls.
its; out and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINF.
NuruulkBNuuYurk.
~THE PROPELLERS
f -f:.a~.‘:.: {k $.13)", Z ib:fl
City of Sorwatlk d: Eagle,
Will make daily tripe. :undnys erreptrd. tor‘
freight between New lurk. Norwalk and south,
Sortvalk. thllmve Pit-r2}. fool of Ilu-knmn ain't-r. '
New York. every woman. except Saturdays. at 5;
lmvo Nor. 5
o'clock. and on Saturdav at 2 p. to.
walk Bridge and Soul Somalia every (:Vl'illillf.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danbury and Norwalk and
shop-u; Railroads at Greatly lteduc'cd
Rates.
Upon applicVinn to agent:- lhv City of Somali: '
and Eagle will he sent for syn-cial intent freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
H'All persons are forbid trusting any of the
employee- of the boats of thisliuccn account of
theowncre thereof.
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The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
.‘
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GRAND {OPENI
luauu Bluurluu Salt ul
luuuu lluuls uullllluu.
For the reason given above
we are obliged to reduce our
stock of silks and dress goods
GUIVET’S BLACK SILK
Reduced trom $1.20 to 08c.
per yard.
Huuuu Buulllu Buiuul’u
Bluul Sill.
Reduced from $1.75 to 1.
—-——-—o»-—-—
Ulllfll'llll Fulllu Flilllflflllfl
Reduced from $1.37 to 980.
per yard.
f
2o.
a
——«~ coo
Sallu Bluuuuus
ll-nfucocl from 87:10. to 600.pcr
yttt'tl.
W .a-.-.*__ _ -_. \
Boston Store,
quuuluul Clearing Salt of «
Bluululs, Bululul'lullluu,
all Bulls. .
Read the iollott'ing prices
and you will be convinced by
the values presented to you.
Our regular 989. blankets re—
duced to 60c Our regular
$1.50 blanketsrcducu-d lo 1.25.
Our regular >33 50 blankets rc-
dueed to 2 08 Our regular
$55 50 blankets reduced to 4.19.
———ooo——-——
00100113111118.
10 dozen figured andTurkey
Red comiortables at 49c each,
former price 750. 25 dozen
figured, at 080. each, former
pricc.$l.25. 30 dozen com-
i'ortablcs at $1 98 each. former
price, $2.40.
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uuuuuruuuuutuaruutu
Boston Store.
.lluln and Wall Streets.
Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
Special Prices
lit
100011123??-
:tml
lilil LBERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
*
it ‘is made in
YUUI!
own town.
m
f. lsn
Agent for the
celebrated
3101131031)
BANG lh'
Gus
Fitters, Slate
. and
'l'in Roofers.
. K. IJOCIKVVOOD & (31).. Not-“111k.
Plumbers and '
u; u. suuvuu's',
MESH? HALL Bliili’ii .
IF YOU WANT
Canned Goods
That were put up this fall. we have them and an
. selling them at a
VERY LOW FlGUllE.
LOOK AT THIS:
in. nu uu uuuu no
The Best, at 18c.per Gun.
Try Our Butter
At 28¢. per lb.
Green and Dried Fruits.
Fancy Crackers of all Kinds- "
TRY OUR SYRUP
Rock Candy, Napie ornuoldeu Drip. They are
re. .
NG. w
M. 5. SMITH.
Successor to J. W. &. M. 8. SMITH, ;:
fashionable shades, at 85c per yard, worth $1.
’27 in. Furniture Plush. for fancy work, at 1.75 per yard, worth 2.25.
p A full line of Velvets at 1.00, 1,15, 1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 per yard.
astonishingly low prices. 2 Our assortment Of Black Goods in Cashmeres, Ametican and Silk Warp H
Prints, Ginghams,‘ Cheviots, Draperies, &c. are
prices. Our domestic stock of Flannels, Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Turkey lied Covers, Muslin in all widths:
d" GENTS’ FURNIS;
19 in Silk Mottled Plush, in all the fashionable shades, at 650 per yard, worth 85c. Twenty inch Sill: Mottled Plush in a!
24 in. Silk Mottled Plush, in all the fashionable sh ’ ‘
The fittest line of 11 '
Also, Surahs, Satins, Gro
are placed
I can offer to the Epic the finest line of Ladies‘ and Children’s Hosier , Gloves, Corsets, and Underwear, Linen Collars
shown in this‘city. ,
and Cuffs and everythin‘fi,
um‘wtm
to the Gents, the finest line of Cardigan Jackets,
pertaining to a first-class Furnishing Goods De
themes: styles and novelties. A full line a Stationery. . Don’t fail
artment.
osiery,‘ Gloves, Underwear, Laundried and Unlannd ' d 811' . _
Our Notion De “e tits, Neckt'efit
ately occupied by Gemstock.
gured Flushes in the city, 27 in. wide at
enrietias, Scrgcs, Drap D’ Almas. &c.
all NEW and of the latest design student. the lowest possible
partmennt is complete in every respect. Our Pane Good
to see this stock. Blankets, Comforteblcs and Countyerpane:
Bros, N o. 10
TIN G GOODS,
1 the“.-
yard,
I. . 2'25 per
Gram Silks, Rhadames, etc., at
, is complete, also
‘des, at $1.25 per
at
and (Jade, and Ruchin ever
ollars ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler