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ECBNOMYisWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but. you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tenn and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Teas and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra chants.
Does Your Wife Corrie
Down liter You
have started the fire and complain of the
smell and smoke of Kerosene. Stort 10
tires for 1 cent by using our Fire Kind-
lers. avoid the danger of Kerosene and
the risk of a “scrap" With your wife, 50
in box, 5 cents box
Do you dislike snap ring matches?
they make you jump. There are such
people. Then buy (lotus long, round
wood black head Sulphur Match 12
small boxes' in a large one, at 15 cents.
Corset factory ladies attention! A
fresh lot of thOee large Pickles now go-
mg.
We are selling a superb Japan To».
New one. If it. don't. lay over any .50
cent Tea we would like to know why.
We have the advantage of the marlin-t
on Butter. It is very easy to get your]
Butter. come right here. New York
Htate Creamery in tube, 28 cents lb
New Raisins. (Juicers.
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THE MAINE'S TRIAL.
A- olhmu ‘l'cst Issac or the may Bottic-
shlp'e manpower.
NEW You. Oct. lit—Thu official trial
of tbs United States bsttleship Mains.
which took place on Long Island sound.
promises good results, as the ship pssssd
through it very creditsbiy, and every one
concerned has srprcssed himself as satis-
fied with the workings of the engines and
TRAIN ROBBERS BiliBllT
Three of the Acute Creel: Gang
,Are‘ln Custody.
MOST OF THEIR BOOTY WAS hUBIBD
machinery.
When the first of the 10 buoys which
mark the 25 mile Ericsson trial course was
reached, a close watch was kept, and the
Maine traversed the distance in an hour
nsrrmslur MAINE.
and iii minutes, an average of 15.05 knots
an hour.
17 knots,
she will he on 18 knot boot.
The force of the wind and the velocity
of the ship caused the sproy to wash over-
board from how to stern. and frequently
it went over the bridge and pilot house.
Captain litihce expressed his entire satis-
faction with the day's work, and so did
all the officers.
This not being n trial of speed, but one
for the development of horsepower. the
most interesting work took place below
itiirglncerln'chief G. W. Mel
ville was not very communicative after
the trial was concluded, but he acknowl-
edged that. thoengincs had worked satliv
factorily, and there was no doubt that
the horsepower would result, if not exceed.
The results of the
observations will not bo known for three
or four days. as is good deal of figuring
will be required before a correct report
the docks.
the requisite 9,000.
can be tirade
RED HAT FOR SATOLLI.
Thail'upc’l Messenger In Alrcndy on the
Wny liver With It.
NEW Youx. not. ill—in two weeks or
the apostolic
delegate, will be elevated to the rank and
Such was thin-
tliersabout Mgr, Saloili,
dignity of a ourdirml.
formation given last evening by one
the most distinguished ecclesiastlcs of the
Roman Catholic church in the United
States in conversation with a company
of friends in this city. The Information
was received with surprise, although rue
more of the elevation of the papal dele-
gatclrnve been current in Catholic cir
cles for several months.
The prr'luto who gave out the stateroom
assured his hooters that his lnfoniiation
was received from the highest possible
source and was thoroughly authoritative.
In fact, be unsorted that. the pope's llll'ti-
songcr bearing the red hat and thc nones-
snry documents was already on his Why
to Ainoriro, and that upon his nrrlvnl the
day for the intorestlng corcirionics would
be publicly announcer].
Law Mrlmlun In I Rush.
littqrpiih', (Int.
school hourly ii. \- Iopi-d into a riot
Taking into consideration the
adverse wind and title, this is as good as
and the general verdict is that
im-«A rush lmtwccn the
juniors and tho liliiililufti. the next high
not close of. tho liostoti l uivcrsity Lou
'lhe
juniors nttacki-d the upper clossumn us
they were coming out of the lecture hall
and IIPUVl! them bark, but the lniiiiiiiil'ri
‘l‘ilc Honey Taken From the Express (icin-
party's our» Identified by in. rnmc flolss
bind. In stitching the Pull-[cs Together.
A Diagram Found.
Washivmou. Oct. lit—Tho net of the
city, government and Pinkerton detect-
ives, which has been spread overMarya
land, Virginia and West Virginia since
last Saturday in an effort to apprehend
the criminals who field up and tracked the
express car at Aortic Creek Fridaylast.
has finally drawn into its meshes three
men whom the oiilciuis are confident were
concerned in the robbery.
. One man. who answers thcdcscription
of one of those wanted. was arrested at
Cumberland, Md. Over $1,000 was found
on him. of which all the greenbacks show-
cd evidencos of the perforation of needles.
by which nil Adams express money is
stitched to the envelopes in which it is
contained. This is considered the most
damaging and conclusive evidence against
him, although his inribilJ'y to give an ac-
counting of himself and other circum.
stances go to looks a strong case. lie
gives the name of (J. .l. Searcey of Fort
Dodge. Kan.
Another man was arrested at Cherry
Run and was quite a desperate character.
He held up a number of men with o it
caliber revolver. but was finally arrested.
lie answers the description of the other
man implicated.
The third man is sold to be lit iicrkeloy
Springs, tbouyb the location of the last
two rncu is helm: kept quiet by the au-
thorities. 'l‘be express officials and dc-
tectlvcs are delighted at the captures and
now feel sure that the apprehension of
the remainder of the dung will be accom-
plished soon,
The Web of Circumstances.
CUMBERLAVII, Md, Oct. lit—No further
doubt can possibly exist that one of tho
Aquln i'rcck train robbers has been
caught in this city. A web of circum-
stantial and convincing evidence has been
woven nbout the prisoner. who gives the
name of C. .i Scurcoy.
A party of Pinkerton detectives arrived
from Washington. including F. H. illndo,
who hos just returned from the scene of
the robbery. lie was accompanied by
Crutchileld, the messenger in charge of
the car at the time of the holdup. In the
prisoner's possession was $1,051.53 in
or cash, of which tell? suit in gmnbnoks.
When Mr. iiinde saw the roll of green-
backs, be field them up to the light and
examined tbcm cloueiy, finally declaring
there was no further doubt that the pris—
oner was one of the robbers. He showed
that every one of the notes had small pi-r-
forntiuns. in every package of money
shipped by the Adams Express company
the notes are stitiliod together, leaving,
whim m-poroted. tiny holes which a person
could not fail to discover upon exainitm-
tion. l'ivcry note contained these holes in
the plum-s where they would be made by
the person inciting up the money package.
Mr. liiidt. the llsltlrnore agent of the
Adams Express company. also came here,
and it was he and not Mr. Hindu who
discovered the perforations in the money.
Mr. ilililt also closely cxamlncd is
memorandum book which Scarcity had in
his piil'ii’L‘E iivon tho clovcrtst rind most
udroit thieves iI-uvc loopholes for dotev
lion. in this book was ii row of figures
in which $1! Milt hmi lawn divided by two,
bvhiiiitn a quantity of ctIh-r valuable in-
formation. who it the authorities refuse
to give out.
f'fllililtl, find it iml. ililttiul TIIHVI‘VI’d, llimrn ltuhlrcrn llid Their lhrtnfy.
wcro buttered down, furniture and gloss The book contains “ diagram which is
broken rind some blood spilled. The mid
(liars ilnnily drove the juniors from the
building.
Buried Alive In A Trench.
Alumni. 1’». (lot
out for no hour and it half.
must have been instantaneous.
An Ex-Ucrnruor Indicted.
Chicano, (lot. ih.-’l'lic fetlcrol grand
jury reported a true bill against ex-iicv
ernor John l.. licvsriiigo, president. l".
D. Arnold, vice president, and HuinuslM.
Blddlsou. secretary. of the State Mutual
The indictment
charges the defendants with using the
mails to further the business of a lottery.
Life insurance company,
Amour nf Afghnnislnn Dem.
CMJ'PT'M. ill-t.
uhatilstsu.
the British.
Mule "In llpovatnr dump.
I’ilii,AfllIl.f‘illA. lit-t. iii. A train of 20
coal can on the Pennsylvania railroad tit
l-‘ortleth street jumped the truck and
(lashed into the operator's tower, cuilroly
W .I Either. the opsrntor.
saw his danger, and leaping from the
window of the tower escamd with light
«lemon-hing ii.
bruises. _. p .
libel Ills 'slhn.
llMJtiiiutl‘. ”rt. ls,»-WIlllam A. licrr’
"oh and his son iiolmrt. who are jointly
Interested in the cold business. bud an ni
lb ~Mllu idiIiol.
an itrslltln. and Andrew (.‘cnnar. n ”or
icon. were working in c scwm trench ll
foot deep and :3 foot wide, “hon tho bunk
caved in. burying both mm (fcnrmr win
token out alivo, but l.ulwi was not. gotten
'l'wo tons of
north bud fallen on him. and liisdmitb
lit-«A Lahore paper
publishes a detailed account froth natin
sources of the death of tho mnuer of Af<
in the description of the
deathbed scans it is stated that the surest
earnestly "ironed his eldest mo. bards:
lisblbuiis Khan. to rsrnsin n friend of
supported to niith win-re the greater part
of the tuouoy .stolen last Friday was bid
dun while the robbers elicited flu-lr cs
cope, intending to i'lllllii but It at some in
turn date when everything was believed
to be sufo oinl securv. and the groutcst
endeavor of tho dotovtivcs will be to un—
earth the hiding plat-c of the treasure
'l‘bo arrested innu is one of the twir
soon in Front ltoyui
A vnlisn containing: rough clothing,
muddy allow and is soft slouch but was
found. together with five revolvers of 44
caliber.
This evening the express company will
ho obilgod to show the value of their (use
nuaiust Nancy. because he has engaged
the m-rviros of a smart lawyer. and a writ
of hubs-as corpus was secured, with the
hearing fixed for today; but. while Mr.
iilidt ti-legruphed for instructions to .l.
i). A ilurrlntt in Washington, he stated
that its bod on four of the prisoner being
released.
When tho corrcsmmdent got permission
to interview the hold thief, he found
ticsrl'cy pooling up and down very nerv-
ously nlitl mucking incessantly.
’l'hc prisoner proved to be tall rind me
dium in build. with a thin inc- thnt was
rather ntirm-tlvi» and s Immil brown mus
incite, lie is really quite “(mil locking
and would pits-t for a prosperous business
than
When questioned. ho lmunn to tail sto-
ries of tho rho-it uphill-ling unil rambling
nature. The oorrwpundsnt. iltirilly bluntly
said. “ Your pill was nought on n Chicago
limited. "
At once he showed the most intense in»
thrust and «utterly crimi: “Where was he
caiiuht: ilirl be my anything“
' 'i'hon. li‘uiiiu that be had made is bad
brook. i-‘rtin'oy kept very quiet for awhile
rind only returned inonosyllnhlc answers
to intentions. shying M. different times
that ho WM ll mmlumh- a slot k roller and
a carpenter.
«motion about the division of profits. .
The son shot his father four titties.
and is not wiper ted to live
NEWS ESSENCE
i-ipealisr Crisp will participate in tho
Tennessee i‘lmplliflil and will speak to
Nashville (Ink 2ft.
Lieutenant (funnier Sheclmnof New
York has retired from the law firm
which be was s installer.
Fifty
ton. till lisrroil street. llrrsililyn.
(itto Zeirzlsr limits the world‘s slaw.
ml in ismmnmnio. making it tinny
mile in the official time of in?” ibit
'l'hc endingoi siiililipaticn involving
John “WIN"! will lorries his truck" ”up
to distribute nearly 11.001”)in Milling:
varietal tisnsvoient imtitutlcns in i'hi
During the prisinctltm cf lbs
The
wounded Mom was token to the hospital
storm bonds were stolen from this
mritcire in the boom of Hteplien A. lint.
isy
“Uflciil.iosh Q‘Pflflmh” st Marriage. iis..
"it“ V. Marian. one of ”in lending m
an. in melting the ssmniil scum. curl
fluidly kit ids hood but Wash the
some”; suit it was hmsliyisrn
Mr. litmus-ll at “my (Sables.
TIN/Allie IIM‘, Mum, ilct. lR.»——Iion.
Wllilmri it. iillnmlii. or governor of Main
minimum. and Mrs litissoll arrived to
he “limb! of. firm iiablm for a low days.
Mrs. (item-lend inst the visitors at the
“illicit.
“unis-rut by linvglaro.
Knew (fin. till it. wt hot-ins l'cnn
son. a slim but policeman rllipluyml by
”‘ wealthy rmidents of Hyde pork was mur
tiered by burglurs lit the reHidcnir of Ar-
thur A. .‘lnshvr. prmidoht of the Air line
”Inlntrt'l Wife stats I ”is..."
(:IIIIMMIII (ict. iii. ~Mrs Kale illlhufrlfl
was pointed A «limit?! by Judge "iiiuitd
from [for W it. ”ioihomh formerly
pastor of the Hyde Park l'mliyteriun
vhursh on statutory ground:
i mar-t I» laid.
Atoms h' Y. Oct iii. “The corner
stuns of the African Methodist ltpisocpsl
church here was laid with sWsh
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“lid!“ “in Jul (”‘1 ‘3.“A hm
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BRIDGE FELL AGAIN.
Another Accident on Ilia lll‘l’ubd lath
ville-Jrlsrsonvdln llvldgc.
Lili'lBViLLR, Oct. lti.-'l'hs ill fstcd
new Louisville and .Icifcrsonvilia bridge
was the scene of another accident. Thro-
men werc hurt. one probably fluidly. Tbs
accident was caused by the falling of a
part of the inlso Work under the fourth
which had just been completed and
spun.
lucked
The men were engaged in removing the
false work. which is to be transferred to
the fifth and last. span to be completed.
They worn at work on the first hunt or ill-
vision of the structure. and the top tim:
burs had nearly all been removed when ,
the remainder of the section collapsed.
Hurry Williams, Thomas l’rosnoy and
Leo Millhouse of Beaver Falls, Pit, fail
with it. All dropped into a barge below
with the falling timbers. Millhonse Hilll'
tnlned u fracture of the right arm and
two ribs, its also received lnteruoi in.
it. is thought he will die.
,i’rosncy's arm rind book were injured. but
he and Williams were able to walk to
their homes in the vicinity, their injuries
icing slight Several times when the
wind has attained a high velocity th.
ineu linve been detained from the work
until it unfolded.
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
The Latte-r “in is Fortniilrsblo Fleet In
Oriental Wntorv.
'l‘ri-;,\'-'r.~i\'. lict. lit—Japanese poperr
received here afford negative evidence
that the report circulated three weeks ago
of tho illspntch of an army corps from
Hiroshima for tho invasion of China was
untrue. itilyullflh expedition being render-
ed impossible by tho shuttered condition
of the Japanese iloet. Joplin perhaps be'
gins to reflect on the problem of the even‘
tuni extrication of her troops from Korea.
where they remain on the sui'fornnco of
the maritime powers. especially Russia.
who is sending 11 additional ships. in-
cluing three ironclnrb-i. ltussln will thus
have the most formidable ileet. evcras
semblod must of the Suez.
News from the front is source The
Chinese headquarters are at Ubulcnng-
Cheng. iii-nerhl Sing is in command.
iicnurnls Ych and Wei) having been do
graded. 'l‘he .iilflitllfihu headquarters are
at l‘ingerm. ’l‘hcir outposts in the di
motion of tho Yulu river seem to be cc-
cupled in run inciting.
"urnoWNHIrn Iii-c rrt Dir. Wilson.
PHILLIP-a it \':i.. (tot. IH.-—'l'blspluce
was mptun-ti by storm by the (terminu-
ants of Hon W. l.. Wilson from llnrboul’.
'l‘oylor, 'l'uvimr and Randolph counties.
the uttcndamo numbering about 3mm.
Several Wanting delegations paraded the
town, chewing ":li'il other in the «author
aura of "our enthusinem. null wbon the
train houritlg .\ir “Hymn n'i hie pvty
Ifl'iVWI ”w a! tilt)" w is -lll' “.i, .1 iv it
crowd whirl 'r‘ 4 I'll it I v .- ma ,, m.
in the column ubil- n .. ~ ' .. m,”
to hishoteiwam ‘v' ...w.
white on hour. .v '
filiii Ilflfflf'l‘iuil u. r . i .
Nu filli‘il iii‘l'tv'liwi mi. .. ...
for lb» years
Iii->9 at l'rismsrim.
Si lwl i-. (lot is w,\ riot Trr‘riJ' cut
at one of the potting pin: mi in tin.- ~t-xcnth
Word. where the ilepiibfii'iin [ti’iiil-‘tl‘ii'n
wrre helm: hold linmr. nnri pistols worn
drawn. and tor :itimo it lo..ka us if to. to
liiight list i lo..ri~iiml, but nobody revolved
ltiiirn thou iil'lllm'~
Ari l'Liniw/Jml' "Minna,
fil'lli‘lvi i. lii- trot ~ ”John :\
licttrqif. “in. .vttibo-Ilod .‘il,‘_'lm from the
Build“ Sluice i'Itprims mxrriprmy ili'l‘l' utnl
[lull to Europe and gave hirrmoli up in New
York on his. rvturn, plomlmi guilty in lor-
icny, No in». ndflifilii'ril to ufiB)fliif in
tho pviiitoniinry.
N-rvlu's losing “in! Visits liar-many.
Piii'rithl, Hot in « Alexander. the H-
yonrloid king of I‘ltf‘Vi‘t. rirrivod hero-from
liudupvst on u your to i‘imperor William.
firirrti. pmpltrrifinns Iiml boon made for M!‘
ritf’EpBMII. illlii it. was generally Ulldi‘f’nfuuii
thut this mount that the visit bud polit-
ical iiiguilh an o
Million-inn Kill“ Not Iirlrmri.
livi~IoV. not is will the l'nitcd Status
circuit murt .iudgc I’utnnm filed an opln
ion of tho virruii court of appeal! in the
cunt) of Millionaire William ii, King. in
which the decision of the circuit court
is nilirrm-d. and King will remain in the
asylum
Ininphrll l-nr lionernl Muster Workman.
I'l'flr-iii i:-., not. lu—llistrict Assembly
No, :i, Knights of Labor, held a meeting
and lndorsod James Campbell. ex-presb
dent of the window glass workers. as thfi
N M . merits $25.00,!o $100.
rundidute for general muster wcrbmnii
be voted for at the gonorul assembly next
month
tmiml Mrs. ( Immbou‘ Insurance I'lprl'n.
I’ltit\ii|i..\ii not. in. -—Mrs Etta Phil-
lips. wiiilo pit king i liculriiitl in the helm
Mo Wmulri. litlllfifli‘l'iilli! on etivciopc con
mining the insurance papers of Mn
lamily (' i‘bumhers. who it is cling-d.
was murdered by Lowrcmci. Keenan.
.lolut Ila-Inf» at Lincoln.
luxlon, Null not. ill—Jl‘be first of
the joint dubiitcs on political lssussbe
tween iioil. “r. .l lirylitimid Iloti. John
M 'lhhrstcn occurred burn. it Is cstl
routs-II that moo pittiplu worn in Agricul’
tili’til brill during the spanking.
liiio- aniiis'nt I'sll luv".
r‘sm tins". his" . not, I”. -~ The
weavers at tho lioluwm mill went out,
and till” loom. silrppt'il About ho woov
or» nmployml iu the '1‘ my will also left.
and ”no looms stopped tbi-rc
Illx I‘lllltnlll’liink Annotation.
(truism, Hot in ~An international
nmicmoblinu ifIIlllii'tTvififl bus been in: or
pompvti under the low. of Illinois and
with hand liiutiois in i Iiicngu
rulings- Forum-ll.
i'irrr Alli-ii. l’iflA, tict .- 'i'he l‘nivm
ally of Pennsylvania ftnrtbnll immi virtiuii
ed the imbiub eleven by the in proof :iiito it
honorary (in-his!» it... Its-Munro
WMNIMJIH. (lot i“.—~.“ot rolliryi rush-
um niiiriiml to the city it our b < i' .. 'o
i. 'hlcngc where he went to fl'gisiirr
Aftlrrhuru 4 film It us. i
A‘rrmrmiur. Mas-i , Uni. i . . ihuiomii
is calm ruling its two hourly-mitt. mm. ,n
nary. which occurs on iridm .. f
tepidrmm of Hill . .
isliflhfllib, l'a., first. lit,-—~’I‘iv ro i4 great
excitement at l’nlmvrs. this county. over
In epidemic of 5:. fl. did.
"its heft-nu Dartmouth.
humorist». Ids-es cos. to. «burrow
Will-t ntfsutbsll inn lws
me It It e.
Will. titiif
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9 5
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when.
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Papebhanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK.2
STOCKS.
If you desire to invest in stocks in a. safe and
li'irlllmate manner without care and worry.
bllleri the to our discretionary accounlsmhich
will pay you in i112 to ii her (out. Wee kly in
any" live market. It will pay you more than
double the ave-rage rate of interest in In
ordinary btisir. cs.“ pun-runs. Deposits receive
froth an: to ll. till.
We will be pleased to furnish you refer—
once as in our toilt‘r‘erti in the past. and what
we are doing for others. if you are situated
where you (annot ca ‘Ion us in person. address
your (ommurdi aliens to the
Metropolitan News Co.,
48 Congress St. Boston. Mus.
We remit profits once a week and principal,
on three day's no' i( e. Parties Preferring to do
lhrir own adiertisiuc, are adv d to subscribe
to our flatly \farliet Letters. which give you
iin tent niormation on active stocks.“
wil enable you to make money if you do your
own speculating. Rates. Si .00 per month; or
with ulerrams of important ch ingee. $20 per
month. Address,
Metronolitan News 60..
48 CONGRESS ST.,
Loris liox 2.20.1. Boston. Mm.
in
’ TIII Southern Ills England TBIIPIORI to.
Look for i “tilt
SW”! of the
the Sign! Blue Bell.
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NOBWAIJC DIVISION.
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Public Stations are located in Follows:
Wall street. - - i‘cutral Office.
New Canaan. - New i'snasn “manager.
’ilnwuyfmi, H. \V Godfrey & Co.
‘riouth Norwulk. - R. ii. Plalstrd.
“bullpen. - - W. E. Osborn.
‘Wilton. - N. Y , N. H. tit H. IL R. Co.
‘lndlcales Automatic Station.
9'27
A Indies mild gold “still good
serviceable case for tho price ‘6
charged fora good gold filled
wmh, only stem» Now do g,
signs in hand engraved
14kt. watches from $2500
to $5000, Silver and
gold filled watches that
as low prime as (vente’ solid
they can be sold solid watches,
for. Waltham and Elv
§ wanting a good serviceable
watt: II for it reasonable price.
OPERA HOUSE BUICK.
NBRWMK. BOIII
rill if
P J. FLYNN
Plumbing. Steam and Gas fitting
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
.i. l". Flynn will have permrmi chorus of this
department.
.Plombiirit overhauled and put in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
ti t ices.
Cullen are or mini
first in the world.
A Family iinppiicil with s ('sse of
hampton’s Home Tablets
firs s “lloetcr in the “case."
“These Tablets are standard prescriptions of
class physicians. in module. conv nlsnt
mm cal fight. Acorns runs 1 for
“o in i.
if“ Wflwci. a $1” tsin 'e muslin". In.
in," W ”lien? ll Wssl»
i mechanics-immigrate
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