Why and low prices are the meet of :the success of our great sample sale, and
W make one more great mduction of prices.
on: Ladies taco Sample Shoes at two s pair. ’
Indies’ 00.00 Russia Calf Lace Shoes at $1. 50 a pair.
WMes'O-ififlfiample Shoes atflflhapair. ,
~ Oar 3-button Razor Toe Ladles’ so 00 Oxford at 3135*.» pair. ‘ _ .
WWW Opera and Razor Toe $3.00 Oxfords at 01. 75 a pair.
on} Ladies' 01. 50 Kid and Russet Oxfords at 01. 00 a pair.
Our Men’s Russia Calf and Seal Goat $4.00 Shoes reduced to 62. 50 a pair.
Our Men’s Russia Calf Razor Toe Lace $3. 00 Shoes reduced to 82 00’
- The largest and best assorted line of School Shoes ever shown in town at the
west. prices.
Everybcfiy’afihoes dressed free of charge by the best Professional Bootblack in
LSEN BROS.
THE WHITE ‘SiiliE SHIRE
liOllWllK, tour.
BIG SL,A1‘JGHTER:
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NOT on cranes, BUT “ ~
[incur an ill STOVES.
. Two-burner "Proeess," with step and oven, :18 00.
antes-burner “Process," with oven, $15.00
Two-burner " " “ til 50.
" " "Peerless”llil Stove, 85.00:
"Junior” G‘asollne Store, with drop tank, 84.00.
One-burner “Junior" Gasoline Stove, with drop tank, 88 00.
NASH & VANSCOY,
00MB iifliilil [Mill Mill WEST STREETS.
initial or TIME on sound
The New' Passenger Steamer.
“Z“FAVORITE.”
‘l II
llilll SilllltE BETWEEN SMITH illlllllilll illll NEW YORK.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c; Excunsmu- 70c.
orwslh t'ffl .
:‘ y‘a‘ £m§g$mtrnt2=lb~nmmmsturdaymlz05 p. m) Leaves East {list street. at
m. u boat);I orerrwalk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Pride
w‘havgmgnmalhheedan y'l'hnrsdayandfiat nrdayat 590) p. m. [night
III. 9-!!!-
And you will see not only a
fleet and Perfect . Fitting Shoe.
But on; in which the
V
flaking it the best ”.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
rail and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. m
S. BROWN’S.
south Main Street. 86. Norwalk.
Try the "WANT” columns of The
Sentinel. .
’ . WMAMBIGIAIAGW
Best Material is, Used. Combining Durability and Style,
no Mutton of Peace and the Assn:-
“of Stable (internment the Prime
Dialects Wlslw-l'ln DIM n Benoit of
Inland“- Oearsa la the (form AM.
Nan Your, Sept. to —-Three of the llv'e
republics of Central America—Nicaragua,
,liondurns and Salvador—have recently,
by the action of their presidents, come to
a provisional agreement for the establish-
ing of the long contemplated Central
American union or confederation, under
the name of Republish Major de Contra
America, or the Major Republic of Central
America
This c“milieu. while not at present em-
bracing Guatemala and Cbsta Rica, is so
devised as to admit of their reception into
it at any time on equal terms. and when
the league is complete the general name
of The Republic of Central America is to
take the place of the present exclusive one
of Major Republic.
To the compamtivcly meager details of
this very important political departure
which have already been printed in belo-
graphic advices is now added explicit in-
formation about its leading fcaturcs ob-
tained in an interview with Senor Jose D.
Gomez of Nicaragua, who, on behalf of
the Nicaraguan government. conducted
the preliminary diplomatic negotiations
which led to the present provisional com-
pact.
’ macer- or the Union. .'
Senor Gomez, “hon sccn at the Nlorrn-
guan consulate, said that the basis of union
agreed to contemplated just two large ob‘
facts—first, to establish a solid confederal
tlon of all the Central American republics,
so as to fully unite their interests in for-
eign lotions, and second, to guarantee
eacehronghoul; their several dominions
and thereby attract capital and immigra~
ti‘on.
The unloads to be a league. pure and
simple its jurisdiction is confined to the
appointment of foreign ministers and con—
suls and to the decision of questions in-
volving foreign relations, which decision,
in every case affecting the republics indi-
viduhlly, is to be subject to the approval
of each republic directly interested, but
all decisions so arrived at are to be bind-
ing upon all the republics.
The league is to be administered by a
diet, to be equally represented by deputies
chosen for three years, and it is to sit suc-
cessively at the different capitals. Provi-
sion is made for referring difficult ques-
tions to arbitration, preference to be giv-
en to the United States.
Thqpresent movement is entirely dif-
ferent from the celebrated enterprise of
President Barrios of Guatemala in 1385,
and the Liberal party of the Central
American republics lays claim to tho cred-
it of the idea of voluntary confederation.
Suggested by the Corinth Amlr.
Senor Gomez assigns to President Zola-
ya of Nicaragua the credit of having so
acted politically that the union now ap-
parently assured was attempted.
The first confcrcnce in the mattoras-
sembled in Amnlafa. the capital of Hon
durns, with the presidents of Honduras,
Nicaragua and Salvador in attendance,
and in July the tron known as the Amn-
lafa treaty was for ulntod. To be valid
and binding, it must be ratiflcd by the
congresses which will convene at the be-
ginning of next your.
The Corinto affair—the aggressive ac-
tion of England in Nicaragua—Senor Go~
men said, was one of tho chicf factods in
moving the leaders of the Central Ameri-
can rcpubllcs to not promptly.
Senor Gomez said that the government
and people of Nicaragua look forward
with great hopcfulncss to the final action
of tho Unitcd States in the Nicaraguan
canal question. They are a unit in desir-
ing the construction of the canal at the
earliest possible time, and throughout
Central America, he dcclnrcd. the warm-
est friendship prevails toward the United
States, and also the strongest dcsirc to
foster in evcry way trade and other rela-
tions with this country.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE Gaul-ls
At New York— -
NowYorl: ...... 20020000'—-~l
Cincinnati ....... 0 0 t) l 0 0‘ 0 0 0-- 1
At Brooklyn—
Brooklyn ......... 0i0000900——3
Chicago .......... 000000102—5
At Boston——
St.Lonls ......... ooooooooo—o
Boston ............ o o l 0 o :i o :i ‘---o
At Philadelphia—-
Philadelphia... 0 i il i ll 0 0 ll il-1li
Louisville ........ i) 0 t) 0 0 l i l-— 4
Second game——
Philadelphia... 5 o o o c o 1 o o— 8
Louisville ........ 0 0 :3 0 0 0 0 ’— 0
At Baltimore—
Clovoland ........ o o l 0 o o u o 0—- 1
Baltimore ........ l 0 0 l 0 ll 0 0 ‘- 4
At Plttsburg~
Washington ..... 0 o o o o 0 0 0,1— 1
Pittsburg.. .i l 0 0 :3 ii 0 0 0——- ll
Killed "lineal! on Ills Wife's (leave.
.. Charms, Kan, Sept. li).-—John (:r'ow
lay. an old resident, disappeared last
Wulnoqdny and was searched for in vain.
He was found dead at the foot of his wife's
grave in the Catholic coinctcry, where he
had mximlttod suicide. Wolves had eaten
face and body so that ho was unrecog-
'n sable except by his clothing.
it alone Dearest-ted a Town.
Ornwa. Kan. Sept. lo.—-Grldley.n
town of 400 people on the Santa. Fe road
50 miles sonthvlost of bore. suffered the
total destruction of many of its best bulld-
ings by the storm, while hardly a struc-
ture in the place escaped injury. It is be-
listed no one was seriously hurt. The
loss is heavy.
\
Ilse Is flow as American China.
New Haves, Hoot. lo.-—hlrs. Andrew
floorehend of this city has the honor of
being the first Woman to take out name
ailsatlon papers in thisstate. Mrs. Moore-
head was born in England, scares also
her husband, but he prefers to remain a
British subject. .
Galilean name-e alleles. ’
Lennon, Sept. 1.0 .. n the sculllng
match for the championship of England
and £400. from Patneyso lortlshs, tea
day, Harding, the ltnglish champion, do
fasted Sullivan of Australia.
jilattaghiswifeln Miser
min the the
one order. While it" as not been fully
”mill?!“ to do tidal will be recommend
add?) the sentiment in its fever is snob
the therein hardlya doubtof the con-
summation of the plan.
The Women’ s Belief corps has upended
in the neighborhood of 01.000, 000 in char-
itable. purposes. It works through all
channels. while the other body. being con-
fined in its labors to the wives and rela-
tives of veterans, ls necessarily limited If
the proposed plan is carried out. the work
will be on a greater scale than has ever
been known before. 4
Union Jack and the pennant proudly
wave over t 'l'cll City today, the flag
ship of the eat of t National Associa-
tion of Naval Vctera 's. The Tell City
was formally put in commission last night.
The vessels of the squadron were pro-
fusely decorated with flags and hunting.
They were equipped and surrendered to
Rear Admiral Allen, commanding the
National Association of Naval Veterans,
by Captain George Fritchncr.
Governor John Yo g Brown, Admiral
Allen and others nil 0 addresses at the
dogwatch of the naval veterans last night.
Last night canilflros were held in New
Albany and Jeffersonville as well as in
Louisville. while receptions were tendered
Commander Lhwler, Admiral Allen, Mrs.
Logan, Mrs. Wallace and others. At Camp
Caldwell, where 12 state departments and
thousands of unattached veterans are
quartered free in tents, there wore singing
and story telling and many very informal
campfires. Most of the Indiana veterans
are quartered at New Albany and dollar»
sonvillo.
. The posts of many state departments
are quartered in schoolhouses and other
buildings about the city. The schools
we dismissed this Week, and all the‘
school buildings are used by the veterans.
POLICEMAN TURNS ROBBER
Ills Victim Commits Suicide. and lie Cors-
-. {eases the Crime.
' PHILADELPHIA, :Sept. lO.—-Poilceman
Charles B. Cullen was arrested while on
duty charged with highway robbery. The
victim was George 0. Smith, a Brooklyn
saloon kccpor. Smith committed suicide
shortly after the robbery. it is thought,
from brooding 0» or his loss. Cullen when
arrested was taken to headquarters, where
he was stripped of his uniform and locked
in a cell. He admitted his guilt.
The robbery occurred two weeks ago
but was kept secret until last night.
Smith was visiting friends in the city. and
on the night previous had been drinking
in it own town saloon. After midnight
be m Cullen.
They had numerous drinks from a flask
of whisky. When Smith awoke at day-
light, hc found himself on a doorstep
minusahls four carat dililliond stud and
three carat ring.
He reported the matter to the detectives,
and afterward located his ring in a down
town pnwnshop. From a description given
by tho pawnbrokcr Cullen was suspected
and watched until his arrest. Smith, it
is said, kept up his drinking. and a few
days afterward shot himself at a rclative’s
house on Calubria street.
GOLFING MELODRAMA.
A Ragged Little‘GIrl “Caddie” Wins the
Club'- Golf! Med-l.
Clllcaoo, Supt. iii—Tho Chicago Golf
club hung up a gold medal for the lady
champion in the tournament at Wheaten,
Ills, yesterday. Mrs. Hobart Chatliold‘
Chiitficld Taylor has been the acknowl~
edged champion. A score of other society
favorites, muong whom were Mrs. Adlinisl
and Miss lilrni-y, entered the lists.
At the lust momenta small but athletic
girl of it. in a short frock and with torn
shoes, said she would play. The turn up-
plnudod, but the women smiled with dis-
dain. The girl is a “caddie" for the club
and her tunnels Joan Annie Carpenter.
She is familiarly called Johnnie.
hire. ('imtilohlllhutflold Taylor objected
to her at first, but finally consented that
she should play. The result was that the
rugged little miss beat all the fine ladies
and wan the gold medal. The girl hail
been olcctcd an honorary member of the
club a your ago before the women became
members. it was on this membership that
she demanded the right to play.
Little Cup Challenger Spruce IV’ Arrives.
New Ynlili. Sept. Ill—On board the
North Corinna Lloyd steamer Fulda.
which arrived from Bremen and South
ampton, was J. Arthur Brand. His lb
foot slimpb‘pruco IV was also on board
the Fuldu. Spruce 1V has sailed in sev-
eral English races and wn‘s brought over
to compato for the international cup offer-
all by tho Si-awanhakn Yacht club, whose
yacht Eihcigwynn was picked out in the
recent trial races to defend the cup against
the English Nprucc lV.
This Yacht Race Ended Fatally.
Pam mason, Sept. l0.-llcrnard F ,
tho oycnr-uld son of Thomas Fay of this
city, wont to limpltnl pond to sell his toy
faults, “hi: h be had named Defender and
Valkyrie. in the excitement attending a
race which he was superinten ding the boy
fell into the water and has drowned.
'l'o Boycott heels-star Clothing.
llmllini‘l-lt. Hcpt.10.-—-Gonoml Socra-
tary Rclchnrs before leaving for New
“ilk told a reporter that a boycott would
he plum-d on all liochostcr made clothing
at once throughout the country.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
'llridge Jumper Steve Brodie has bought
a mluntry place at Harrison, N. Y., for
Oil. 009.
Near ilnrmrsvilio. N. Y., four men
were seriously injured in the wreck of
work train.
At Greenvlile, Mich, an attempt was
made to blow up the First Congregational
church with dynamite. ,
it is reported that Hanover. the famous
recs horse. has been purchased hyWilliam
K. “Vanderbilt for 060,000
'i'hopope has approved the nomination
of theftsv. Dr. Kennedyto he met
the American millage at Rome.
The New Jersey supreme court handed
down an apt ion declaring unconstitu-
tional the con ty elective indicts” bill.
hank Colin, alias Ii. i). London, was
arrested at St. Innis charged trim
Thl
Chance! ,
For the goods are all new, but next .
want to come out with an
ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
as we will this fall, and' in order to, do}
have made a reduction in the p .
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing which will u
stock.‘
Call and we will give you prices which
surprise you.
W. A. BENEBIBT &
I9llain 8t. llomall.
BIS & ill
.I-Iavc broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself.“ in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
r.
in the town. We handle nothing but the best Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCISBL 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street.
BLOOMERS 01‘s: SKIRTS
is a question that is agitating the feminine mind, but all agree that
Maud S. Flour
makes the best bread and the most of it.
Price reiuced to
$4 40 per bbl; 55¢ per bag
You w out good butter with your bread. We sell the best
ELBIN CBEAMERY at 25 cents lb.
FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
THE NEW Yfliill liliiiilElll 00
Donovan Building, 80 Main Street.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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SPRING . Blflllil " E
South Norwalli. E00"?
Sugar Cured lining per 1b., 120 :llest Soda Crackers, 6 lbs. {critic
Sugar Cured Shoulder per lb.. 9c EBcst Ginger Snaps, 4 lbs. {0‘56 .
Corned Beef ncr‘~ lb. can, lt-‘c giloat Lemon Crackers, ‘ 4 lbs. form
Roast Beef, per? lb. can 20c iBest Rice. 51!». form
Condensed Milk, per can, To Best 0st Meal. 7 lbs. for 250
llakcd licnns with tomato sauce. 10c illest Cod Fish, 3 lbs. form
Root Beer Extract, per bottle. 0c lOil Sardines. 7 boxes for 250
Full Cream Cheese, per lb.. 13c Babbitt’s Soup, 0 bars for 050
Current Jelly. per lh. , I to Ozone Soap, 6 bars form '
Lard, per lb.. Scllest Starch bibs. form
in lnviatiun is herein oi- “i
tended to the people of llomll ”IT
__. and vicinity to inspect litigants. .3
llc do not claim to give you
" gold dollars llil ill-tell pieces; “*
___ but we will tn‘nt you only and ..
jstly. .,
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