me or ram rescue.
Counsel tor Cal Wood, sentenced to death
tor IIIIII launder
Wanin'gnmmw
penance the «deadline»
”Winn-swam. Wood
wastohevebeen 8,“de during theweek
beginning Nov stay will compel
apoetponeiaeatuntil the appeal Is settled.
The census etlee has announced the (do
lowing population statistics of eitieaand
towns in lilaeonri, with lacunae since
new Independence, we; tum, W-
Keneae City, 133,416: increase, 70,031. St.
Joesph, ”,8“; increase, 3).”).
lletrel Wrath. of III! West Twenty-
slathstreet. was Instantly killed by shale
rated train at New York.
A ariakterial criele has occurred in
Greece and the member-sot the Trieonpb
cabinet have reelgnad in a body.
Governor Bill will confer with layer
Great and probably demand trout the preeiv
dent a review of SecretaryNoble’a letter
and a recount of New York's population.
Kicking Horse, who has been posing be-
iorethe Sioux Indians as a Math whole
to give them the earth, has been banished
bythe federal authorities from that por-
tion of it reserved tor the tribe.
Thomas H Greevy was nominated for
congress by the Democratic convention at
Altoona, Pa.
'l'hetroublea between the Liberals and
Conservatives in the canton of Ticino,
Switzerland. have broken out afresh, and
. ,fnrther have occurred. Anotha
bet at troops has been dispatched to
thecantontoaeeiet in reetoringorder.
Fightinghaeoecurred between the troupe
and the disafleeted Liberals and blood has
been shed.
Attaching the flood (Io-minia-
NEW YORK, Oct. m—The Herald con
tinuee its ”expose” of the Johnstown flood
eonrmi-ion’ s alleged misconduct. It says:
“The political cootraetorseome tothefront
in theetory I send you today of the Johns.
town relief innd aquanderinga. Hundreds
of thousands of dollars were expended
among three greedy corner-ante. Bill
Flinn, oi Pittabnrg. Quay’e close fried.
and his man McKnight appear as the
favorite debris contractors, heartiemly ob.
liberating hundreds of humanoorpaeswith
dynamite and making a profitable johotit.
Gen. llaetinga lays hie plane for future
political preterment by lucrative contracts
given to his home Irieude, who atterward
appear at the Republican state conventirar
to return the favor. Instances ot false prev
tends are given, by which the commission
eeehetoevede the odlum of giving the
lucrative contracts to outsiders, while
Johnstown hulldera and mechanics wne
starving in idlenem."
Idle-hardinenpeaitiea Ieyeataa.
Ieyleieta m “Went
to hia'elallel lew- I’nreiy let“
”WWW
wool. 0st. awn. eontreversy
aeoneedbythepublieatioaottheherttelot
hnahlewaxingfeet and furious, and the
Imandlrleadeotdtaaleywarmlyetr
taekand datead that gentleman's treetv
mutotthereergnerd. Attentioaleealled
to the test that Bent. Stairs, Surgeon
l'w' and I“ liebuandleptha
i' ' 1- yentacoinmeinorativetahlet to
; placediathevillage church insurrey.
1 - lalnarttelotwae born,"iatoken
1 lb Whigh appreciation ot
'1 Irvieeeeogaflantlyrendered.”
Theoleerewhoeerved with tetheri-
iathe ltoyalPusileershevealeoaent
w! 1trthute,lnmemoryot“agallant
~ aadlameatadlriend.”
new Cello-wad.
It is thought strange that Stanley’s
1 1.11 againstamaneohonoredcenha
hiaetfiheeaplawhgenerallycon.
”mumutheehames
hile at the ace time endeavoriag to
-1 - theeharaetarothbtorniereoar
1111 ~1ead
,- bythapmm. Meantimethetliailyot
'1 deedodleer havetheirownviewaas
1 groundeolStanIey’eanimna
1 11relative,aadarapreparadtomeet
- withtham.
mum-(thalapedtflaa.
1 .. in
11 clty,maheethetollowingetatewente:
“mSunIeyhaeeeenltto specitytwo
age which Maj. Barthelot did which
-- edtorceneuretrorahlm: Onewaaths
‘1 «- goiaZanaibarporter tor stealing
t,and another flogging a Sondanas
ierforeomehsaaehotdiaeipllne. Now
Ieyhaethatallmixed. A Soudaneae
aZensiharporterwaeloggedforeteal—
meat. mneshootingeflair occurred in
“am-amnIIJe-wmam man
eondernaedtoheehet. “Ward
Bonny votadln favorotehooting the
-11 andJamieeonandinysolfwereop
1 toauehharahuteaeuree. Ma Bartv
.alote-tthe decidingvoteinfavorotthe
tioa. Theaoldiarwae tahenouttha
morning and shot byhh own care
1. lwaanotpreeentatthaeucntion.
'hadvotedagainst t because I did not
theoeoaeton it. ltweea
. eacntiomandifthoaewhocondemn
~ 1 ialaiherttelot‘e plaeethey might
donethesamethisg
‘ “WWII-award.
“Mr.8tanlayaceusumeofeowardicein
.11 lntarferingwhenleaw MaiBarttelot
- ; into trouble withthenativee. lie
-melshould have forced myadvice
1hiln. lie also toldmethatlehould
‘ putthe major in irons for shooting
-aoldierandaenthiasbacktoflngland
ndiegraee. Whatnonsenae. Mr Stanley
lhadnorighttointerferewith the
1» otthecamp. Neillarttelnt
havebernjnatiflsdinehootiaglae
theepot. Heweeineornr-nduiotl.
1 .thatwee notamilitaryeapedition
dieclpliaesequisedhuouehead—oae
.. .llewaeaeleetedlvyMrStau—
,and lreiterate myeharue that Mr.
.. buzzword” ”Bible in any
atutqnuaniiaaeaupu.
" ”Now, I’m not ping to talk anymore
tthamattaruatil Hr.StanleyuIakee
. - theehargaewhieh he intimateehe
”make. Then] raeyhaveareplyto
. unfitanleyeayehehae hisproot.
. alLeohavel. lanenotgoingtosuetain
.StanleyagaiI-t laiBarttelotuntill
. 1 whathe’agoiagtoeay,naitheraial
todenyhllndlywhat heineinaatu.
.1 peweehellaarreaetothetaete.
. nmeineuheeaea. Ir. lea
.4-1 uplorev, hat hewaat iatothiafor
araeandtorwhat hacoeldgetontolit.
,1 has no more philanthropy
‘r lw‘lllgnl‘nrthereadaaythatthe
’11 ionwesiathaaatwreot aspeculav
~ amines-philanthropic MU”
1..»
)lore Telegraphere (lee.
Sr. Imus, Oct. 29.~At the Western
Union telegraph other at 3 o'clock two
more operators were discharged and their
places were ordered filled by other ain-
ployea, who refused to take their places.
The first operator refusing was immedi
ately discharged, whereupon some twelve
or fifteen of the best men donned their
coateandwalkedout Someof theetrikera
arenotniembera of the union, andstate
that the discharge of their companions
was the only cause of their walking out.
Kisses Ctrr. Ito. Oct. 29.~'l‘wo West,
ern lTnitnI operators. members of the
Brotherhood of 'l'clegraphers, have just
Men discharged here. It was intimated
that they were discharged because they
were brotherhood men. One of them
denied belongingtotheorderandwas
taken back pending investigation.
A Bee-am tor Philadelphia.
anuozmm, Oct. ‘29.—linyor Pitler
hm decided that an eunmeratiouol the
city's population shall be made by the ma-
nicipal authorities. The correctnen oi the
census taken by the federal authorities is
doubted, and it was alter consultation with
several chiefa oi the my bureaus, who
have had eaperiem in the work, that
Mayor Pitlerdecided that a recount should
he made. On Thursday an ordinance will
he Introduced in councils appropriating
the aaeemry amount of money for the
work.
“cap—a of the lad. Ion-l.
New Osman, la, Oct. 29. ~Two folding
gnna,enppoaedto havebeen need in the
Ileaneaey aesamination. have been found
near the arena otthcmurdar byawork-
houee gang. Thomas Duly, who ehot
Mi one of the Italian
thepariah prison on the Ilth lnat, haa
bceareiaeealundermboada Scdfldi
iereeovcriag. Thallenneaeyeeaeeeinatioa
eeee has been postponed indefinitely on
motion oi the state. were
remandedwithoutbeneiltolhaih
'ereleaevwaeeeeeoadarycoasiderav
entirely. lie didn’t want to be so
1 lie had been up their t- or
mend had aaldhbowaall
lellleetatfllanta.
known that greed for lame
riches, instead of humanity. prompted
movement"
Insane manly mad-tees iaa
them
M, of Division II. (Me. In...
grand chaplain; IL ll. Clark. Denver Di—
vision So. Motlhnverneae eleetadgraad
guide. Atlanta, (in, la the choice at the
eeavewtiee lorthenextlaternatioaalraeetv
lag. flay 15, tau. will he decided upon.
Theyaarvtl will beablaak year. Future
“Duvet“ he biennial and behold
lataespriagiaetudetthefailottheyaar.
, tothewevh-aatthe
Weekend-poet» heaeleeet
11trade.'lhereeallaottheleatfly
“Wuhan.“
thattrnlehadiaoltipiied
Wane- lny Italy here»
Banner”. 0d. 9.»—’lhe ladies at this
and other cities who have for aornemoflha
hare agitating the question oi whether or
not wosaea shoal-i he allowed to enter the
medical school of the Johns Hopkins uni»
varsity when opened. have tendered tethat
university the requieite "mom
land. The Willing mm in to I.
Ina-nerdy forthcoming. and the total amount
will then Ital-vested and known as the
”W'oasan' e Medical School Fund."
peril.
thatiathe epiniaaellharoyalphyc
who had ant-bed the hia‘the
elbhnaieatyweeeteegraveaaab
emu-tub.“ Ills two III-avast vie
flue-rethe Unite-II mus-1m eo-
' te'l'he‘l'imenthatlhe Itfeend
j'deeefhev heaheadeeehevu published.
am that thewa tun-Inga
iii? ‘1
slopeeof the surrounding hills,are little
murder
on Isa lunar seen-Ia
w I“ Ilene-h W
tiff:
:SE #:in
l
i
5
E
E
E
men thouenowynamw
mowyw teon the Inerhi the
haehhoneotthecontinent. ng
Iverywharoelongtheroadmeyhefonnd
littlechipeotpstrldedwood,eitherdropped
there by curiosity hunters or scattered
mtheremaineot someetumpinthovi-
it
After going up and downtltroughaev-
eral little valleys the road descent a
ratherstoepgrade tothevalleywheretha
"ioreet"lelooated. 'l'hevalleyialnoadu
here than elsewhere. and hereand there,
aeetteredoverthabottomandonthelowc
monndaot white petrified chipamarking
theepotewh-e thetopsottheetnmpe
reachthesnrtaoe Only oneofthesturnpa
has as yet been entirely uncovered, and to
this most of the visitors go that ltisonthe
edgoof a emallgroveot pineontheweet
side of the valley. Over it is a rough seaf-
tolding, from which are suspended several
awe still deeply imbedded in the stump.
Several years ago, when the Midland was
first opened, some one conceivodtheidea
oi transplanting the stump to Manlton,
hut itwaa found that it could potpo-
through the tunnels on the road. He then
commenced to aawit intovcrttcal aloha,
which he thought could be put together
alterward. The saws sunk easily in the
topof thestuinp torahonttwoteet, when
they cheating: hard slime, to which the
outside r not yet penetramd, and
there they stuck.
The .33]; is mi, 4? feet In circumfer-
ence eet ts shape I:
the buttressed roots, the knots, m
irregularitieaof theharhnrn all there, as
dietinctaatlweeon any of the pinetnes
close at hand. The woodvaries greatly
While all of it shows distinctly the grain
and peculiarities of pine wood, there are
some pines which are as hard as dint and
white as marble, while other: are soft and
almoetliko natural wood. Bypullingofl
piecu of the petrified wood here and there
are found little fibers which the silica did
not for some reason reach, but than
crumble to dust when touched. The tree
has been identified as belong’ng to the
name family as the giant trace of Cali-
fornia
Across the valley from the large stump
is another one almost as peculiar. It is a
large bluish black stone, which Is made of
thousands of pieces of petrified charcoal,
conglomerates] in a solid mass. None of
the pieces are over an inch In length, and
how they became thus knit together is
likon to remain a mystery
The place in its present condition, will
fully repay a visitor but the expenditure
at a low thousand dollar: by the town 0!
t in securing title to the land,
digging out the stumps and grading the
grounds would make it a great point of air
traction for curiosity and pleasure seekers.
The (meat Ls reached by a ride of thirty-
aix miles on the Colorado Midland over
the divide. ~Colorado Springs Gazette.
Color and Form in Drona.
The popular idea of absolute color needs
reforming. From the fashion column c. a
leading newapapcr I clip two paragraphs——
one descantiug on “some very handsome
tints of heliotmpo" which have just up-
pearcd and the other saying that In cones-
queues oi the Priliccsuof \V alas having
worn a gown ”of a beautiful shade of
golden olive' this Inwritc color" islike—
ly to become "yet more popular.” Now
the tact that n clever writer on fashion
topics can grmcly talk about “handsome"
and‘ bountiful" and ”favorite" and “pop-
nlar’ colors is in line“ a startling com
memory on tlII~ need of an educated public
taste. How can any color haveen mathetic
character of its mvn"
As regards its value, all color is relative.
The green that might adorn a man’s neck—
tie would not do for his nose. The rod
that becomes black eyed Jean makes fair
haired Nellie look like a fright The yel-
low which adds I: new charm to Cornelia’a
rich beauty robs Lillian of all her loveli-
nuI. Or take two rode, both oi them
colon which my friend the iashion writer
would call handsome, and put them to~
gather Inngown; a dentist himselfeouldn’t
keep his teeth lmvn grating 0r, again.
suppoaea blue which is most «flectlvn In
silk velvet drapery hanging In folds were
transferred toa piece of cotton sheeting
uretched on It acrecn n--would the elect. be
the same? Any one who reads thus lina
can call up in his own mind edoeen enoh
comparisons. How rldlculouethen to have
a “favorite" color, or to call one "beauti-
ful" without epocilylng Its surroundings!
«Kate Fieltl'n Washington.
II-all Profile lee faivahtwhera.
The Manta di Plots at Rome, which baa
relate-lever sincethe yearthn, tecertalin
ly the moat lenient pawnbmker’a shop in
the world. and hills kind one of tho no-
blaIIt charities Any person who bringaa
pawn Inay borrow Irom ’12 to am without
paying any interest, but all that Is lent
above that i~ paid for at the rain of it per
cent. per :IIIIIIIm. At the nodal tho year
the borrow" may renew. which is done
without any expense; but. at the end of
two years, If the pledge he not redeemed
nor lnicmt III the money paid, the p
la sold. and the. overplns of the debt In laid
in lor the owner, who has it In his pawn
todernaad It within ladym mChatter
An In Puree-nee.
lien-lent median from II lady who
elainie that can he pretend for a
yearormom {the moithe shell are
cloned. Owing to the porosity of the shell
as fluid is mmtanlly passing out, and thin
evaporation in greater III warm weather
than In mid. To stop this the em need
not he smeared with any lush grease.
Wipe niY any surplus oil, then net them on
theemallend in hraain close layers, and
keep the-I Ia erool but not ire-sing place.
”flew York Journal.
ll‘e linen one For tit-nae.
"This has been the worst season for many
III the nale of lawn mowers." said
the hardware dealer. "i don‘t know what
thetrouble Is and nobody clue does, only”
that they don't sell well at all. last year
would heaps otthm Maybe weeup
pitadtheaieiaet."«l.awiston Journal.
“Wm
interim-14a Kathe-u .y
Burst Buyers
WII afloonatantly ro-
I‘Ine Horace,
entted to all
You will and the In!-
BDI‘ OOAOBEIItthO
near noanernn‘e. the
onwm WORKERS
and alto other the
3381‘ I“!!! or
BALE nouns in rials-o
flold county. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
838.3. All nor-eon sold
by this oetubltahmont
are WARBAITBD.
M. H. PAR80NS.
BBBBIBIBE BTBBK mi.
H A R D W A R E ,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Netting, Wooden Ware, its»
.
ocerr
W. l}. fluiar
MUSIC "ALI. BlflCIi.
Wall Papers,
l-‘incet and Largest Aesorllnenl
In this Olly.
Fine Ilne of Gllte at 91 cents a
double roll.
See the combination chair and
step ladder, only 82 .00.
ArtI-Iet. Materials,
Mounted on Stretches".
Painting, Paper [longing and
Calcimlntng.
t. H. DECKER,
79 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
IMPORTED
While Basile Snap
Only 18¢ a. Pound.
CIIIVII
For One Week Only
Hale,
The Drug-gist.
B.” B’IKLYWHBN.
Row to C. B. D‘IKLYN.
5| Washington Street, South Hawaii.
27 Main Street NorwalII.
First-Class Balers, Confection
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended 'l‘o.
VI I but.“
WAGONS
lewaadeseoathend
Buggies, Photons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
a... -m we»-..
Price-I to Suit All.
Call and Boo Thorn.
HENRYW TILLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
.0. mm ma.
Moth». memos-r. onus
PeieIIaIJtse
sea. It». It “Wmmmw
mammalian“. (laIIed Mmfi
Mannheim“
Wat-rail Inseam
o
wanes-lea
”momma-I
unwanhrflatt—M
Inns and Sines
Fall Styles. A
temperamental-er
sun and Son um, 8Ilk lists.
authentic-l
aetillbhnan
' KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Boy'sllalesad
boys. ll
Particular attention paid to
Fixing, meaning and Ivor-lag
Dillt llale.
HomerB. lloyt
Removed
18 Nlll'lll Iain SBBBI
SOUTH murmur.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
ml IntaIe andllonsc erect. Generallneuuce
-Plre. Lite and Accident Ocean
Steamship rte-Cabin and Strenge. matte
for BI and upwards and Ioncy Olden to all parte
Notary Public, acknowledgments
mm "I'iehroad e: e. m checked to Dee-
65 Washington Street. Next to Post Ofloe.
SilU’l‘il MIBWA IIK. CT.
—()F———-
ALL GRADES
AND AT
LoWest Prices 1
The Ilest Goods tor
the Least Ilouoy
“AT--
11. 3. NEWS
800T & 8110B STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
will? STREET.
"AUTION
Ilse
\V. '1. Donahue Kh II I nu-
wamated . nml .- II-I. .I‘II
mill umm- IIIId priIr emqur-l I. I II I: . .
. 1 r. -.
W. L. DOUGLAS
A3 [SHOE GENTFLOIMIN.
I! and Lm-ed Waterproof “rain.
"‘L" 'I' .m l m .IrI I-.. ”mill”; ml llIlt alum
.-- I I "In" I I tiIn- -IrI nu l min I'N'
“his tl‘ mutton! WHII'I‘IL an
.m l‘ . ln Ii. w llnnrl-m weal. on vitamin and
» I'
a lo I 1"thII'\VIIIIIIII(I'lnflllill'lllflclf
.31‘.‘ ”II: whereve- I. A littoral! Ithw
41mm” ll-Ir stv -I|Inddurabillty.
an”? . uIlIrnr III-it II no: eIandsrd «In-as
* I. I, :II a I mlar IrII‘r'
'III'II I mar-Ia thm In Wily adapted
1 d u-Ir I:III men. lumen."
. w 1- Intonation. linttoaaadlace
‘1 8c 3‘2 SHOES JIM.
v I». ImmIIIwIIrably rooelvrelsinee Introduced
.1 . III horror-mute make theme-parlor
"In!
I;.I-r I. {:whm pm
send
one
9 cannot Du
losing minute?”
'i v 1m! 'r Man
I.. I.. no rune». Itreehsea. In.
John Schaub & Son,
Waahllatoa Drraet. loath leewalh. mt-
BIIy of the Manufacturer.
Initial [minim
WEDNESDAY, 001215“!
THURSDAY.” OCT. liltlh‘
We will exhibit tall!
100 TIiIIIl Balsam! Bennett
Per Fallen! llater lllliaery.
an ereeerdlellylnvited mutt-id.
IRS. ll. FAWBE'I'T,
8 WATER. STREET,
NORWALK. cons.
Bennett & Hosted,
28 lain St” 80. Norwalh.
Meats, Fish, (Imus,
Fruits, humanist, Poultry, its
or All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
airman a ISM.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS GIBBS All”.
Best Light, Best I entilatiou and Best Assortment of Silks;
Velvets and Handsome Dress Goods In New England. "
BLBIKS Mill Hills.
Our assortment of Seal Capes, Wool Seal, Astrakan,MInk
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets Plush Capes and Jackets is as
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Art Goods In Bridgeport.
W. B. HALL & CO.
FURNITURE.
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
80. MAIN STREET,
or sums.
II“ YOU
JOB
731:?! 5’3 V 1“. 1V. ‘9. "Li
PRINTING!
BI]
That will please you .
CALL A'I’
II_ Prim and Workmansllin.
H. KRIECIER’ S,
SOUTII NORWALK, CONN.
MILLINE§y_ STORE.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
FUR CAPES.
We have purchased a large assortment of For Capes, and
will offer some at prices far below that oi any New York house.
islrachan FBI‘,WBBI Beal,(‘°‘§:‘.‘:‘“‘) Natural Beaver, Black Bonny,
BLACK RUSSIAN "ABE.
Also in all the newest Furs.
These Capes are made in rolling Maria Antoinette collars,
also With the long revere collars which are having such a. run
in New York and other large cities. As is well known, furs
are advancing from day to day, so it will pay you to call :at
once and select one of the bargains.
“Astrachan Cloth Capes in Big Variety.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment of Trimmed Hats for fall wear for excels
anything ever oflered, both in style, finish and prices.
All are invited to inspect our line oi
Feathers, Birds, Ribbons, Etc.
Mahackemo South
Hotel Norwalk,
Block Conn.
The Best [Innis for the Least tinney
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE 01’
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good nssmtment to make
selections irom, we are prepared to biurmsh everything from a
child s 10 cent shoe to a gents $5 boot. A number of speci~
allies m gents’, ladies and children' 5 shoes. A ladies’ fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misses’ Good School Shoe,
only $1. Children s School Show at 75 cents. Please call
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasuie to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St... South Nor-walla.
Till BIS Gflflllfl LBWBSI PRES.
”~40. . we...
BBBIS III SHBES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’8
”MW -«-
SPECIALTIES =
Our Surah Kid ladies' 32.00 Shoes are the finest ever oilered In South Norwalh.
ladlee’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Ladiee" French turned and wells at prion that
will aetonieh you.
A full line of hedies’, Children's and lion’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CILOVER «is OLSENI
Leaders In the Boot and 81109 Trade.
THE EVENING BBIIIIBL
Bria “Want’ It]. in [BBEIBIBBB Sentinel
Norwalk Chronicler