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is always
the same.
Reliable, '
Pleasing,
Delicious.
NEW
LIFE
. Dr S. c. West's lime and Brain irrslmenl
would underpositlve written gnu-antes, by author-
, agents only, to cure Wonk Minority; Loss of
Ind Nerve Power; [lost Mmhmdmuirkness;
, g t losses; Ev" Dreams; Luck of Confidence;
meanness: Lusriturle; all Drains; Ines of Power
of the Generative Organs in either sex, caused by
«operation: Youthful Emma, or Excessive Use of
Tobacco Opium or Liquor which soon lead to
Misery, .onsnrzptnm Instinlly nndl’lenth. By mall.
at a box; 0 torso' with written gucrsntse to cure or
returns money. hours (70 non sync r. A certain
cure for coughs Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, amp.
Cour: , n‘urc Thrust. Pleasant totak
Smell sire dimmrinnvd; old. Mr. sire. now 950.;
ll sine, now we. uUAIiA‘rJ'i‘Ekn issned only he
l'cr 821s by George 0. Bunsen. So. Norwaik
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1816 to 1883.
Oilices, :36 Main Street,
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Yuan save moon by purchasing w. 1..
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Baum we are c arm‘s in
mulled shoes in the world. and ustnntce
cvslue by slam log the name an _pllcc on
bottom. whlc protects ynu against high
and the uiiddirnmu's pmhta. ()nr shoes
custom work in slyle, cosy fitting and
g utilities. We have thr or sold every—
' r! If ever price-r for the value given then
yother make. ‘i‘ikc no substitute. if your
r cannot supply you, wr m1. acid by
J. Schaub 8: 505's.
Alert us; git-Ls
pa. C~T~J1‘i's usher-ital
L'upricrlnlcrl p '."”>M imitate all? Id. and
courlcrrtcu ..-..v i . w. Pli.i.5.thgrcicn take
5 Mai Lu.- ,- . . llr. C \ TON». and avoid
a iworthic-r " «mmmml-J' Dcmrmbsr this
is an 02-qu . | wemntim of this kindJnd
the run": i 1 -. i. l ‘v‘ SUCCESSFUL one
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Fish and Vegetable Mariel
him your orders and have
Police ‘Know Who the Mdrderéd
Woman Was, They Say.
BLOOD STAINS Ill THE CARRIAGE.
The supposed Victim Was been to Drive
on stuns, and n w. Known That sh.
Bad lousy—«Who Did the Meet and Who
Killed flcr?-—ls She Hrs. Shiites?
Pnovrnsucs, Oct. 1.—-'i'he victim or
the Scituuts murder has been positively
identified, the police say, but they refuse
to divulge her name, because, as they ul»
less. it might spoil their chances of cap-
turing the murderer. They think they
have located him, and they expect to or-
rest him Within a few hours.
But the identification, of the woman
has by no means solved the mystery of
her death, for the motive has not yet been
shown, and her peculiar actions when she
was last seen alive indicate that there is
an interesting story yet to be revealed.
Lats Saturday night a young man noti-
iled the police that the murdered woman's
clothing corresponded with that of a
woman who had boarded with his mother.
At about the same time word come from
the Franklin Brothers’ livery stable that
an unknown woman had ordered a car-
riage-sent to 187 Pine street at 8 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The woman had a
big roll of money in her hands when she
ordered the carriage, and she paid the
htre—Sil—ln advance.
When She Was Last Bun.
There is no such number as 187. and
while the driver was debating with him-
self whether to leave the horse opposite
185 or 189 the same woman accosted him
and said she had made a mistake in the
number and asked him to tie the horse in
front of 197 instead of 187. She said that,
her mother was not quite ready to go out
to ride. ' ‘
That was the last time the woman was
seen olive. Late Thursday evening the
horse was found on the outskirts of North
Soituate, but there was no driver in the
carriage. A boy drove the horse to tho
city, and being allowed nfree rein it made
straight for its owner’s stable.
On Friday blood stains were found on
the carriage cushion. and there were big
splashes of mud on the foot mg, the cush-
ion and even tho top of the buggy show-
ing that the horse had at some time dur-
ing the ride been driven at great speed.
The hostlers in cleaning the mud from
the interior of the carriage noticed that
it clung touaclousiy to the cloth, and a
closer inspection showed a dark brown
substance beneath the dirt Under the
seat was found a shawl, which the wom-
an had been seen to place there when she
started from Pine street.
When the mutilated body was found in
the Scituote woods, the stable keeper re
ported these facts to the police, and this
slow dovetailed into the one furnished
last night by the young man who ldanli‘
fled the body.
Blood Epots In the Carriage.
Those brown splashes in the carriage
were blood. One was a foot in diameter,
and the other was poorly as lnrmt The
blood stains were sputtered all over the
left side of the buggy. it was clout from
the foot that the bullet wound was in
the left side that the woman sat on the
right side of the buggy, while hormur-
deter sat on the lei t side
Other evidence found locnted the scene
of the shooting very near the spot where
the body was found. Several persons in
that portion of the village beard pistol
shots late Thursday night. Chm-lea Hop-
kins, who litres at a crossroud a quarter
of a mile away. who was one of thorn,
sold the shots appnrently come from no
open lot opposite his house. The fence
bars opening to the lot were down Fridoy
morning. and as evidence of the foot that
they had not been tnkcu down by n counA
tryman thvy were found in the int quite a
distance from the opening. where they
had been thrown by the person who re-
moved them. A countryman, it is us-
aumed, would not have done that.
hits llasrd the rihots.
Mrs. Caroline Honda". is colored rear
dcnt in that locality. was awakened by
the shmting, and she reached the window
in time to see a top buggy driven in the
direction in which the body was after
ward found. in that score lot was found
the stick with which the murderer had
pounded the face of his victim to a pulp
in order to defeat identification. The
woods in whirh the body was found odor-
ad the first place of concealment. That
is all that can be learned from the police.
it is surmised that the woman is Mrs.
Lucy Shiiice of l’lttsburg, a hair dresser.
who earns hero to secure a dIVorce. Mrs.
thffoc told a drugglst named Luther st
Olncyvllle that she vms going to drive
to Foster to see her acct! father and so so
cure witnesses for her divorce case. it
is claimed that tho rout-dorm! woman an
swcrs perfectly the description of Mrs.
hidden, and she has not been heard from
since she started to get a want Thursday
morning.
Where the woman and bar murderer
met or where they spout the sficruwn
from the limo she left Dineyvlllc until she
was shot at tho Hcituatc crossromls. if it
should prom to be Mrs. rshiffcc. in us yet
only to be conjecturmi.
To find that lien Boycott.
lismmflct. i.~.'sgotiallons have been
opened between the brow-rs and tho so-
cialists. with a vlcw to brluuing about a
compromise of the long continued bur
coil. The brewers have accepted a portion
of the demands rustic b the mtaiists.
Valuable item liars-ed.
Nsw llmmsmcr, N. .1, not. i.-l-‘irs
destroyed the storage warehouses and sta-
bles of Runyon llruthcrs at mill iiurnst
street. Seven horses, arrmng them a vnl‘
nnblo trottos owned by l“. l’. Runyon,
wars cremated.
fiction! West Dead.
Msumts. Oct. l.-(fian9ral A. at. West,
csudidate for vice president of the United
States in less on the (lteenbackdabor
ticket with General Beninmin Butt»,
died at Holly Springs.
Pmmmmiiu. Oct. i.-.iohn A. Mac
ban. a former well known mum of
this city, cornmittcd suicide st the (ill-std
House by shooting himself in the hssd.
A schooner inflicted.
Battmmur, F. 0.. not. i.--'l‘hs mirror:-
or E. A. Beasley stranded on Frying Pan
shoals Friday. The crew of seven men
was meal.
use nominee cm W
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no Iliad: ”anniversa- by contracting.
. . ‘ s ifurious Cold. , '
Vrsvm,(irct. l.—Jl‘bc Tagsblatt publish-
cd it letter from St. l’stcrsburg stating
that the war is enduring with two dis-
tinct umlndics. He has been afl‘scted for
some time with highly developed neuter
thenia. coupled with, anaemia Witch the
attacks are ssverer than usual. his whole
household is alarmed The second disease
taken for diabetes, then Bright's disease,
and finally for u tuberculous nilsotion of
the kidneys.
The kidney affection was aggravated
recomly by a cold contracted during a
night visit to his son, Grand Duke George.
Before he left St. Peter-shun; the czar on
one mansion visited a telegraph ollice at
1 o'clock in the morning and sent a dis
patch to Abbostumnu asking after Grand
Duke George’s health. His majesty wait-
ed at the ofllre for an hour and a half for
the reply,which. when it came. proved un—
satisfuctory. He returned to his bedroom.
and throwing himself into n chair or-
claimed. "Oh, God. what have I done to
be so severely punished!”
(in the night of Grand Duke George’s
arrival at Spain the czar visited his room
after everybody bod retired for the night,
passing half dressed through cold corri-
dors. He watched his sleeping son for a
‘0“: time, with the result that he caught
a 0 ill.
PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN.
The Downers flu candidates to Dial. a Tour
of the State.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. i.-'l‘he Democrats
will open their campaign in this state in
Pittsburg about Oct du'nud continue for
two weeks a series of important recep-
tions and meetings in the principal cities
of the state. Willinm M. Singerly, can-
didate for governor, will bend in party of
distinguished Democrats made up of the
other candidates on the state ticket and
party leaders from all sections of the com-
monwealth. They will travel in a special
train, and after holding a meeting at
Pittsburg will go to Eric and thence
through the oil region, and then will fol~
low big mentions in the cities and towns
along the line of the Pennsylvania rail-
road.
Besides 'Mr. Singorly the party will in-
clude Governor Pattison, National Chair-
mau William F. liarrity, Attorney Gen-
eral Hansel. ex-Congrossnmn Sowden, er-
Secretary of the Commonwealth William
S. Stungcr. oil of whom will make
speeches; Candidates John 5. Billing.
David F. Magoo, W. W. Greenland, Thom-
as Collins, Henry Meyer and many other
Democrats prominent in the party conu-
clls in Pennsylvania
POISONED IN CHURCH.
The Sonata and Organist Ale 3 Lunch
Which Proved Fatal.
ST. Louis, (lot. i. ——Joseph Cunning-
ham. sexton of St. Peter's Episcopal
church, is dead, and S.'F. Becket, the or-
ganist, is dying. both from the effects of
some violent poison in a lunch of which
they partook in the church. Thom is no
clew to the perpetrators of the murder, as
it is believed to be, nor is there any ex-
planation of the mystery.
Becket was in the church to practice
upon the organ for the Sabbath service,
and he and. Cunningham parlouk of a
lunch which the latter procured, just
when or where is not yet known. ;
George Thompson, colored. rx sexton of
the church. removed to mnkc a plum for
Cunningham. bus been arrested, but the
evidence to convict is very slight.
Brain "II Enough of “'nr.
CITY or Maxim, (lot. l.-Genornl An—
tonio Ezsln urrivyd here and coiled on
President Dial. on a merely friendly cull.
Ho denies any intention of revolution and
says that he in no way authorized the tele-
gram soul. out from Sun lr‘ranoiscnstntibg
that ho was mining hero to make war on
Salvador or Honduras. Ho snys he in
tends making this country his home and
will engage in cotton planting and bring
his fulnily hero. He lnughs at the idea
of war betwrcn Mexico and Guatemala,
A Mile In [Ass This“ Two Minutes.
Cumuvmuu, 0., Oct. i.-——i“lying Jib
mode awunderful showing here. Andy
McDowell was working him out and had
him hitched to a high wheeled pneumatic
wagon, with a running mute hitched. The
guiding paced nwny beautifully. lie want
to the hall in 1:00 and llnisbod tliclost
half in :50“. The performance has excit-
ed horsemen greatly. as it was the fastest
mile ever pin-ed under similar circum-
stances.
Killed In 3 “int.
Vanmsn. (in, Oct i.--Thcre won a
small rict at a turpentine still near this
place, in which turn colored men were
killed. and members of the family of A.
lliilcsplc. the crescent, a white man. were
wounded. The blocks had been fined for
grumbling by the runnngsr and the umnsy
taken out of their wages.
Ilruwnmi In the (In-I.
firmness. Uct. i.~—Whiio Pom limi-
nicls. trustee and treasurer of the Potsh
Church of the HM?“ ilcurt in this city,
was driving with h s tl-yonrlold son nlong
the tuvnmth of the Eric canal his horse
became frightened and booked Into the
count. tiadnlcw. and his son were drowned.
iiuyaui Will Its 'lhcrr.
ermvms, lini, Oct. LwEmimsm
rim Thomas F. liayord bits mvccptmi the
invltntinn to slim l n reception to ho giv~
on him by the ““315le legion upon his ar-
rival in this country.
Whisky smugglers Arrested.
Nuu‘mur Nun‘s, Va, (lot i.-~Thrco
white men and four ncgm wore crusted
hcru yesterday on the charge of "bungling
twc barrcis of whisky from the iiritish
lino, Ma. not. i.-’l’he sidswbccl
steanrcr Bay Stats, 2,200 tons register.
was successfully launched hers ribs is
for tho ilcswn'l’ortiaud lino.
um: nsodns Dead.
Looms. Oct. i.--Lcrd iisddon, oldest
son of the Marquis of Granny, is dead.
ills death resulted from the effects of a
surgical operation.
mallard a “nomination.
Mrtwmmss, Oct lull}. (1. Wall has
declined as unanimous nomination for con-
gress by the Fourth district nmocrah.
H ,_ . .
We rsclmlss norm-cl.
Putnam-nu. Ky, (tr-t ime'im broom
and shes fsctoriss nt Eddyviiis miter»
tiary were neurons by fire yesterday.
rm Killed by u duvets.
Balms. Oct. Lulb‘lvsmsn were killed
by e cards memos-try in Elitnl'lia
Was long in rlsvslaplng.,.‘.t first it was,‘
if 5 . ,
“Passenger-Train Ditchcd by an
Open Switch.
TWO KILLED AND SEVERAL HURT.
run..." Escaped Death inmost by s
Min-sols. but Train Hands Won Crushed.
live Men and Boys Killed by the Wreck
of s Freight Train.
TOLEBO, Oct. i.-—Traln No. 42 on the
Wabash railroad was wrecked at Mnumee,
a small town ill miles south of this city.
The accident was the result of a well laid
plan to ditch the entire train. Happily
the heavy Pullmans kept on the track.
and the mail and bangage cars, although
badly wrecked, did not contain any vic-
tims. ‘
F. N. Smith. engineer, Toledo, was kill.
ed, and A. ll. Day, fir-omen, Toledo. was
fatally hurt. The slightly injured are
Charles Holland, mail clerk. Toledo, scalp
wound; F. J. Proves. mail clerk, Toledo,
slightly out and bruised: J. W. Kramer,
mail clerk. Disko, ind, badly scratched
on legs and body.
The wreck was planned by whoever con-
ceived the plot to occur at the cost and of
a long siding just beyond the Msumee its
tlon. The roll at the lower part of the
switch target had been removed. and the
switch was partly thrown. The target in-
dicated a clear truck, and Engineer Smith
was probably not aware of the situation
many minutes huh re his engine was
bumping along on the lies. As soon as the
train struck the switch it leaped into the
air, fell toward the ditch and turned com-
plctsly over. The trucks of mail cars fol-
lowed the engine, but the cars went in an
opposite direction. Under them were found
later the dcnd body of Engineer Smith
and Fireman Day, the latter suffering
from a fracture of the skull. which wrll
prove fatal.
some miraculous Escapes.
At the time of the accident the train
was running at the regular speed, and it
is considered a miracle that more lives
were not lost. The postal cars were torn
entirely from the trucks and were lying
side by side.
Besides the slightly injured there wore
in the cars S. J. McCorklc, Kokomo.
Ind; S. E. Collln and J. S. Dalton. both
of this city.
The express and the bandage cars were
reduced to splinters, yet the occupants es-
caped unhurt '
There Were several passengers in the
combination smoker, which was wrecked
beyond repair, yet not a scratch could be
shown by any of them.
The passengers in the Pullmous were
only made awure of the accident by the
severe joltlng which they experienced.
Wrecking trains from Toledo and Fort
Wayne. warn immediately sent to the
scene. and the main track was cleared for
travel by 7 o‘clock in the evening.
The dcmi engineer and dying ill-omen
were both new men on the line and are
believed to buvc some to the road from
the Lehigh during the recent strike
Five Killed in a Freight Wreck.
\Vuuns'i‘mm, Ills, (.ict. l.—-A freight
train bound for Chicago was wrecked on
the Chicago and Northwestern railway at
Grovors' crossing, about a mile west of
this city. When the wrecking crew
reached the spot, the voice of a man was
heard calling for help. His hand protrud‘
ed from lwnenlh the debris. The car was
loaded with green planks, and the lum-
bar was removed as rapidly as possible.
the result bclng that they discovered the
dead bodies, one man badly injumd and a
boy seriously bruised and almkcn up.
The dead nrc llnrt Little. Freeport, ills;
'I'yroll Davis. Mount Morris, Ills; un-
known boy, Lincoln, Nob; unknown boy,
residence unknown, unknown man, said
to be known as Milwaukee Eddie.
The injured are Joseph Grady, Fall
River. Moss, left leg broken, buck injur-
ed and one wrist chewed by one of the
boys in his dt‘lllh struggle, the latter dyr
inn with his head pinned by the lumber
to (lnuly's brcusl; l-‘am Newman, ll! years
old, hrcopurt. llls.
gnarl-«ind liver It Clgnrette.
ilr'i‘mw. list. 1. — Twuutyycnr-old
Frank Wearing and lsyenrold Michael
'l‘ercen quurrvlfll over a cigarette, and as
a result. Wearing is at the Fitch hospital
at the point of death, and Teresa is look-
ed up in the Seventh precinct police sta-
tion and will probnbly hove to answer to
a charge of murder.
llot tampaign In Georgia.
Ji-Isi'v, (is. (lot. i.-—I’opulists of this
county are trying to keep the Detrrocrnts
and “agrees from voting in this week's
election by threatening their lives. in a
row as ltuch, .i. ll. Hurlcs. a Democrat.
shot and killed W. K. lingers, s Populist,
whom be accused of sending him threat-
ening letter...
[Wilda-nits films"! by Routine.
HANOVER, N. ll., ()ct. l.-—-.\ party of
llartnmuih studonta at Intimnon. N. ii,
were nuilrusimd by rough» and stoned.
on. of tho stuulcnlu was seriously injured.
and u ccuumnion, on rmmcivlng this, shot
one of the rough». immcd Maison, through
the arm.
iimtmii.
boliorml lmnguo (bu-mum Louisville. 10;
lirmklyn, is. “Second gnmci lmulsvills.
i; lirtwklyn. ill fit. Louis. ll; Washing.
ten. :3. (resend gums) lit. lmuls. iii;
Washington. 4. Baltimore. 20; Chicago.
ii. Cincinnati. in; tllmiaml, iii.
Now "old [town the “null
Olihlm. (net. l.--.lulm hf. Thurston
hasscccpicd the challenge of (teams
mnn W.r.l. lurch to a joint debate In
Nebraska. Bryan is for silver and Thurs-
ton opposed, and the debate will be along
this lino.
Italian Monument to lhoiicy.
Rom. (List. i.~»A monument to libel-
...w. .W, ,A..._-.._._cm._
mimlrcra, was unveiled at Vinmggio, oil
which town shciisy was drowned on J uiy
ii. lass.
1mm binds a read.
Picnics, it. (2., Oct. i.~—J. W. Lea
them was ycsimiay shot dead by lawyer
.1. it. Children, who was arrested. The
trsgrsly grew out of a loud.
mum-trier Marries mm.
Mommas, Oct. 1,—M on early hour
alive, but death may mm at on] our
most
sum in. more».
(issumros, not. LWGW w. his
(Jobs. while insane, fatally shot his brat!»
or, B. F. McGuire, and then kiilul himself.
W.W«.M
Mm! Mus m.
normals, iris. , but. hm
Isms” a. Press dies has.
icy. the English poet. srcctcvi by itslisn .1
this morning ori’rsmirr Mercia! was ,
$l2,
i0. ‘
IT Is A FORTUNATE EVENT FOR $ I 2_
ANY BE'BINESS HOUSE TO STRIKE
$l2.
THE PROPER TASTE. OUR $12.03 $12.
FALL SUIT FOR MEN’S WEAR
DOES IT.
$l2.
l2.
' ~~ $12.00.
Stole will he linen Every ivening Until 8 D'CInci.
W. A. BENEDIBT &‘ BOMPANY, -
SENTlNEL BUILDING,
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH N ORWALK. l
Extravagauce
May lie in paying too much for a thing,
too little.
r
or in paying
If you buy feed for less than we ask you'll not get
as good quality-that’s poor economy.
If on pay more, you pay too much, because we
sel the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Oats and
chaff.
Corn carefully screened from dirt and
Pratt’s Poultry Food, Prhtt’s Food for Horses and
Cattle.
Grain. .
u
Manuel T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
BRANCH OFHOI A‘l' GOLHANS' LWIRY STABLI.
THE CENTRAL
BASH GRBBERY
l5 NilllTH Milli STREET.
l6 Ounces lo 3 Pound
and One Price to ill.
ECUNOMY is WEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfso
tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
feelers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Tees and Cof-
fees aud buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra char-ire.
i. l.. liar listen & Haninui il.il.
JUNE 7. 189‘.
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SEASONABLET
Mason’s and Lightning Fruit
Cans, quarts and pints. Rub-
bers for the same.
Red and Green Peppers cheap.
Pickling Onions, (small) white
and red.
Egg Plants cheap. Muskmel-
ons.
Pears for canning. Sickle
Pears for pickling.
A new effort to please in Cof-
fee. Not but that our Coffee has
been good, but now, this lot, we
believe to be better than usual.
Whole Mixed Spices,
A fine lot of Brooms, never so
cheap.
We have Ground Oats and
Whole Oats-by bag, that weigh
'40 lbs. to bushel, at 81.20 bag.
but & lawsui-
W.H.Meeker&lio.
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