a r
to high that to call
of urethane” here, boas ' .mau‘
witches led sis hmhsods to the altar. the
bolt when .she was it years old , and the
sixth Just now, at the age of it. The
Woman was Mrs. Mahala Goodfeliow
by Reroiudouista 1
no 1 me
nor kl immune has
said. retarasi harshesrd. thatthenlill
. waste teksplaee' in this. or any other.
' state. and as they willpevidentiybe the
dorm H ~ h
madame
attention
comes at are roan. snow at
that everything on earth is cheaper than ever we...
chief attraction in the naming exhibition , , when she left here a short time ago to go ,
I prefer to wait until. methiug more Willi the British rim to sugar a. arm to Chicago to a divorce from her bus. 000!) CLOTHING is not cheaper thin "is, That's
tangible than talk develops bifore I say ‘nmmwm‘am murwulmlu There s a rust and married George tom how and never Vii icy real value to i lot of old
just what I will do should the light at-
A. Wood of Michigan.
Her iirst husband was a widower with
tempt to be settled in Arkansas. in “WW-Wtoh'rmfimm
ofodats garments. Blitevery sensible mauknowsthat
- dvsuced and sohss lshorin thspastslx months
ord ill a m m brid unhsssdm to lost. one child. He died. and she marrl J. hill - l».
:hhtlTYget'thh: » , "t 3°. Borerssrisomaput. ii The Ame. ”age". 2%,”,1013, , 5023131,, 3.3351,, igccd‘ clothing is in l'zl‘elnand andl not being claim
"The lm ression has gone out that Hot "x "" c t or pa s an nown. 0 next mar-' n pr or, uaoms advs ssrs conten .
fiprings has been selected as being the ”1“” refugees “1’” took ”1“” I“ the
churches at the time rat the riot and who
have persistently refused to leavo those
edifices ever since. being fed there with
provisions brought to them by their
friends, have been persuaded to return to
their homes. ‘
No description can exaggerate the reign
of terror that prevails in the sultan's pal-
ace. The number of guards has been in-
creased at every approach to the royal resi-
iled a Mr. Bennett, claiming to have so- 3
tured a divorce from husbandnio. ll. He ‘
turned out to be already married, and the
next day he also disappeared. A. P.
bleach was her next husband. a widower
and an old neighbor. He died several
years later, leavl her some property.
Mourning his dent for three years she
again married anoth young man, Mr.
with him just four
best place forau exhibition of the kind
proposed. and by common rumor the cili-
sers down there. including the mayor and
city attorney, are anxious to secure the
mill, but I hardly believe all I hear. One
thing, however, I shall not need further
authority than that at present on the
statute books to prevent people from non»
ing into this state for purposes that are
We are in direct touch with the manufacturers of trilolorliN ,
clothing and the" truth must prevail. NEW 010m 3 hp
from 10 to 15 per cent. and we are pleated to «smug:
wages are higher. . ’ j ,
How then can clothing be cheaper than ever? The answer h Old _
Goods.
Remember we had a 50
”THE ONLY GENUINE
I illiiil Illllltilti
per cent sale last winter and closed out
U i ” ks. h th di 0d, d h r. all our heavy goods in order to’be able to show all NEW »
. Prohibited by every Itateln the no!» . W“ " "n 9" “n ' ”3° GOODS THIS SEASON We have onl new goods and it
I... u... .m deuce, and it is stated on reliable authori- _ . 7
I...“ ‘ “ heAhmwtsyrmafirzxtngf’ a? $5: ty that the sultan in in constant fear oi “fix-Wood, her sixth husband, 1. 3i prices you will appreciate. Cheap enough, that's sure. ' ‘
' had no serious intention of coming to Ar- assoulnatlon. :
kansas for the
years old and wealthy.
purpose of pulling it off, Only his most intimate acquaintances . .
' but that if the should hewould roeecute are permitted to '90 him, and they have THE DUKE’S WOOING.
”mmlflflw - them to the fullest extent of thallaw. to pass "Oh a rigid examination "I“ m
, 7‘" NO“ WITHOUT. 4 many of them refrain from visiting the
Bk Prospective Papa-in-liw ‘l‘alsss Him to
the Theater.
NEW YORK, Oct. li.-—Tho Duke of Marl-
borough came back to town from his
greenback cutting trip to Washington,
and to celebrate his return William K.
Vanderbilt took Miss Consuelo and her
fiance to the Bijou to see May Irwin in
“The Widow Jones." The little party of
three appeared to be very happy, and they
laughed at “I Want Yer. Ma Honey" as
if there was nothing "on earth for which
they had to long.
“His Fortunates, " as society generally
calls him, did not occupy the exclusive
splendor of abox. The party came too
late for that, and all that the prospective
father-in-law, with all his millions, could
do was to get three seats away back In the
pit. As a result, the duke, who is not
as tall as dukes are popularly supposed to
be, had to perch on his folded up [over
palace at all. This makes the old man’s
life almost that of a hermit. Ho scarcely '
seesa face or hears a human voice from
morning until night. It is only when
forced to attend to oiliclal business that
he emerges from his solitude.
All of the royal servants have been or-
dered to admit no one to the palace under
penalty of tho severest punishment and
to make the most rigid examination of
all food sent to their royal master. 7 , .
It is said that the sultan is not staying
in his, customary suit, but is occupying
apartments in the palace that are am
known even to the servants, with the ex-
ception of his personal bodyguard.
British Float Won't More.
Not the least of the sultnn's troubles is
the presence of the British iieet oil the
island of Lemons. lie has sent again to
the embassudor of Great Britain, Sir
Philip Currie, to ask for a withdrawal of
JUDGE HOLT’S WILL FOUND.
Ilr. Gillan lays Ila Discovend the Doors-
meat In an Attic.
Wasnimmil, 0ct.'ll.-—The Post today
prints a story apparently clearing up the
mystery of the disappearance and reap.
neurones of the will of the late Judge
Holt. Orlssn Cullen of Warren, White
Sulpher Springs, Va, a son of C. W. Cul-
len, says that he found themlsslng docu—
ment‘ alnong old papers intrusted by
Judge Holt to the late Judge Maudeville
and which the latter subsequently placed
in charge of the elder Cullen.
When the talk about the estate began in
the newspapers, it occurred to young Cul-
ion to investigate these documents, and
he says he found the will among some po-
pers loan 0ch attic. He then mailed the
will to the register of wills for reasons
personal to himself, not making his idea-
dl h),
Aggressive and Progresswe
If I bavu’t the greatest bargain in
. lied tickles. plain, mixed and chew.
0 cents a bottle, I'd like to know
y. Come and see.
« ling Onions cheap.
Citron liaison. st 2 cents lb.
Home grown Potatoer, at 55 cents per
Five bushel lots at 500 per bu. (No
”shin" business in my measuring). '
line is er Figs.
Sugar the dollar’s worth cheaper
than I can buy it by the too.
* Sugar for treating grapes.
w. l. lllulut ll
l9 liain Street.
« Harwell. -
THIS WILL
INTEREST TIIII. .
Sentinel Building.
Soulh‘llolw‘lli.
I'l
nose on e In order to ace the stag' e.
Sprit’s Dog Cake dog cheap. tity known. the ships from the vicinity of the Darda- p '
TheJava Defies I am dealing out it He says the will was drawn by Judge ”9"“ S" thl’ Currie ““5 ”mm ‘0 RODE INTO THE CANAL.
‘, .tllll time 1. particularly nice. Mandeviile, and that it was damaged by recommend his government to withdraw ‘~—~—~- '-
thc squadron.
late Thursday It became known that
the Turkish government had presented to
the envoys of the six powors a reply to
their collective note on the subject of the
lire in the ofilce of Justice Tait, who died
a few years ago. Mr. Cullen claims to be
able to furnish documentary proof in sub-
stantiation of all his statements.
Itonly needs a trial to convince the
. 1's. lover that my Formosa Ooiong Tea
“was; than most ililcll, and not our
'lilir' y any compel tor.
Winter supply of Home Raised Honvv
Bicycllst Hanged Through an Open Bridgo
and‘flank.
Rocussrslr. Oct. li.-Gus J. Water-
straw, 23 years old, was drowned in the
Erie canal at the Plymouth avenue ems.
_. recent disturbances here. This reply, _
T QuartsJO mute; Pints. 30 CHINESE K'LILEATHOL'CS‘ however, is not satisfactory to the embas- lug“ was rldin a bio cle ra my u the
ts,ioo “din“ 1’" mule. Stations In to. Central rm or W10"- street and didgnot nryitlcc all)” 3th: lift
y‘ 9' 0 011085 The ports in its answer enumerated the
- me put, 11 cents. Sperry 5‘ (inla- Attacked. bridge was up to allowa canalboat to
., - , . 'fatl’ork, 10 cents
“New Cranberries, 10 cents quart
flaw Prunes. 10 cents lb.
If yeti? not paying any premiums to
measures taken to preserve order and de—
clared that the Mohammedans wore not
the aggressors in the recent rioting, but
that the Armenians killed inoffensive
Lennon, Oct. ll.—A Paris dispatch to
The Times reports that the Catholic mis-
sion agency at Lyons has received letters
reporting aggressions against the Euro—
pass. lie plunged headlong into the wc
tor on his wheel.
lie shouted for help as he went in, and
local authorities ordering stringent meas-
ures for the restoration of order. Never-
theless the disturbances continue.
the Armenian agitators are intriguing to
cause fresh disturbances. The note can-
cludes with the statement that the gov-
llad Never Seen Before.
BOSTON, Oct. ll.—Thc Cunard steamer
(Tephnloniu was the scene of a novel
men in an adjacent livery stable wont to r - -
. ' ”I my puma in ”mm" was.“ Chflmm o, m cm,” pm. minimal?“ "l‘hbe fiverniment {added to mum” The, ”mod Mm “on. My Gents 35 Pig 3km, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes reduced to
'll “Mum“ swan that here it faces of China. The mission stations at leavea'tht’oehlrrizl a in algagn‘hre “I183: 9010. but 11010“ N! gripon it and dPOWD- ‘3 a pair.
. ram. a... m... s. . we Rood Nan-Chemo been dam... and some .0 m fu .1 '°' 1 Si: .1. °“ ”e""°"°°““"‘ b“ ”mm “"‘W M o r 85R ' c u R T L so d a
.3 ”rumba-e ”ovum" oi the converts have been killed and 0th? ““ "° 3" '° "0"“ ”W ° was soon recovered. y en 8 “8818 8 . azor 06, non oes re use
_ - m wounded, 3.” will! be metered-i It dozier [orderly «NM-m to 33 a pair.
. - The Russian consul, in the absence of thztcllihmolfd exiting: ““3.” “mama; A GALLANT FINN. ,
the French consul, was appealed to. H. ‘ i i“ i 18“ ° 0'“ i h m---“ My Gents 82.50 Russett Shoes, Razor T'oe, Lace, reduced
insisted tbata telegram be sent to the 0 "s“ n “"‘0' "R "m" ”y ”8‘ “t No Married :- Country-omn- wann- no
to 81.75 a pair.
‘ 'You n g M an
' “$2.2: lechhnfgdu'igng ITA‘i'rmi'iIfi:
Big!!! YOUR LI
My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town; my prices
the lowest. ‘ \
Ladies’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, Tan, Calf or Kid Shoesylw"
Shined or Dressed free of charge, at ‘
M. H.0LOVER’S
ernment is about to open an inquiry into
the recent rioting.
In view of the unsatisfactory nature of
the porte's reply the foreign ambassadors
met to consider the matter.
The Mohammedans of northern Shell-
Si have revoltcd. Advices from Shanghai
say that the infamous H unan prints are
being again distributed throughout the
central provinces.
alfolr. It appears that Immigration Com-
missioner Ileichrmty had refused to r-
out a young widow named Maria Botlscl-
konger, a Finn, to land because she had
no way of providing for herself here.
After deliberating the woman sent for
William Honkonor of Fltcbburg. a native
of Finland, whom she had never seen, but
with whom she had had some correspond-
ence. The man arrived here, and, going
nlmurd, oil‘orod to marry tho woman, and
a clergyman being summoned did so, and
the couple at once landed.
FE For 81.11!) ?
Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
Iit of 81.0“). payable to yourseii if you live.
ith insuranceJike everything else,the best
e cheapest.
‘80“ TN TEE
NEOTICUT GENERAL
N LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
. 8. L’Hommedleu.
lililSlllllGTilll ST. 0.
Bovolutlonlats Are Active.
Lounori. ()ct. il.—Thc Constantinople
correspondent of The Standard says: “The
situation is far from reassuring. While
the Armenians and some soot-ions of the
Christian population show less alarm. the
Moslcm element Is in a suite of eflervcs-
centre, which is (“rising the greatest anx’
lety at the palace. Revolutionary placards
Wore posted at tho mosques and in other
WALKED 30 MILES TO WED.
A Fourteen-year-old Girl Elopsa Afoot
With a Sixteen-year-old Boy.
SERGENT, Ky, Oct. 1]. — Bettie Mul-
lins. the “your-old daughter of a Metho.
dist minister, and James Short, the lil-
yoar-old son of awcll to do farmer of Wise
county, Ve.. were married hero by Jus-
tice of the Peace Adams.
Insurgents Blow Up a Passer Train.
nil
Moslem classes against the Arillcnlans, ' .. "V “"" """' " dynamite
shell between the freight and passenger
cars. Five of those on board were serious-
ly wounded. and all the rest of the passen-
gers were more or loss injured. While
another train, in which was General
Suarez Valdes, was passing the same the
tionthe insurgents put. adynumite car-
tridge on the track. but the explosion fall-
ed to do any damage.
,- ' public places clamoring fora constitution ““3“”- 0“ [12“ I “I“ of D bl Sh St
. . s Th” young peopio slipped away frour and fora meeting of national assemblies. ”35“"30“ "M b passing 0" e 08 Ore,
their homes shortly before midnight and Though great exasperation is felt by the t o r' .ng ,,,,,, ltlacked .
'aten' e |6|nes walked together over the mountains to
this place, a distance of over 30 miles. in
less than six hours. Mr. and Mrs. Short
set'out on their long journey back over
the mountains, where they had no doubt
forgiveness awaited them.
COW IN A TREE.
Jumped From a Bridge In Fright and
Couldn't Get Incas.
Mouw'r VERNON, N. Y., Oct. ii.—-nght-
ning struck a tree on a farm of E. L
. Humphrey, in Weatchester Center, and
killed a cow. Another cow under the
same tree ran into the woods and could
. not be found. This was a week ago.
.70 Clidord Wheeler and Anthony Alvord,
while hunting Tbursds , found the cow
. pluloned in the limbs of a tree. The beast
. had jumped off a bridge, landingin a tree.
it was nearly dead from starvation.
the young Turkish party is udroitly prof-
iting by the general confusion to excite
animus against the sultan, whom.“ de~
clarcs to be primarily responsible for the
present state of affairs.
The principal four at the palace arises.
not from tho Armenians, but from the
revolutionary spirit displayed by the llioe~
lcms. This four will almost certainly bring
about Armenian reforms, which there is
every reason to hope will be embodied as
published before the end of the week. "
Accidentally Shot Illa liar-ethos".
lLKflBARliR, Pa, Oct. li.-—Whllo
S ylor Gross was carelessly examining
a olver In the presence of Miss Sadie
hi yer, to whom he is engaged to be mar-
ried, the weapon was discharged, the bul-
let chairing the young girl 's temple. She
is unconscious and may die. Gross. who
it run rlrisillr re rise.
‘1' OUR PRICES.
FIRT. IIIIII IIII'I' Til TAKE,
40 IIIID 42 WALL STREET. NORWALII.
Alleged English [loud Thief Caught.
NEW YORK, Oct. ll.-—Cllurloll Roussel.
89 years old, who claims to be an English
spceulator, staying temporarily at the
Marion llouso, this city, was arrested by
Detectives iiiulry and Robinson and was
locked up lll police headquarters on a
charge of having stolen bonds valued at
025,000 from a woman in London.
“Ill and Reliable llaily llireTlFFleighl line
~BETWEEN—
New York, Sllll Naval and Hawaii '
—-THE PROPELLERS~
city of larval, Ellll all Vulcan.
Little Doing l'or calamari.
. Ettuvltts, N. Y.. Oct. li.-ll'our
:38 Wedding Date (than d. gangs; thaslghaflf: walrhmg‘; I“ did hundred and seventy-live canalboatmen
,1. Ngw Yong, 00g 11, _. everai an- _ .- ,. , . c- ' on the line of the Delaware and Hudson
.13 nounoements have been made as to the shot a Western five-gall. railroad have I‘ hm“ "“"mk II" “I" win-
.75 date of the marriage of the Duke of Morl-
tcr. Not a boat has moved in seven weeks.
Horses and mules are quartered :2"
farmers along the line, and the men u-
not pay for their keeping.
ARDMORI, I. T., (let. il.——.l. ii. Fol-oo-
lino, a young man do years old, bored two
holes through the head of Professor Dixon
with pistol bullets on the street here and
killed himzlustantly. Dixon walla hypnot-
ist, and while boarding with Foroelino
practiced his art on Mrs. Foroelluc, led
her astray and broke up the family.
borough and Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt,
s the latest being that It would not take
place until late in November. It is now
announced that an earlier date has been
selected—namely, Tuesday, Nov. 5, at
noon. And the place will be fit. Thomas'
church.
A. ‘
Bride of flavors flours Elam
Hrlusorlntn, Mo. Oct. ll.—-Misa Eva
Duncan and .lolm Mills of this city were
married. Seton hours later the bride dc-
sortod her husband and was speeding to-
ward San Francisco ill company of a
ormsr lover named William Angel. Mills
don't cam.
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Temperance Reformer Slapped a Preacher.
stslrtr, Mess, Oct. li.-Thornas N.
Doutnoy, the tenlperauee reformer, who
has created much excitement in Beverly
and has been given considerable notoriety
by being denounced by the liev. W. A.
Thurston of the Methodist church, assault
ed Mr. Thurston in the street and was
arrested.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
The Missouri penitentiary has been
partly burned at Jefferson City. .. .. ..
loo nearly an inch thick formed in the
interior of Rookiand county. N. Y.
The largest house at the Iiushnel Man-
ufactan company's car seat works in
illusion, n., was gutted by fire.
A spinning factory at Boeholt, West-
phalia, collapsed and buried 40 working-
men in the mine. too being killed out-
rug Store,
Washington Street
A Cholera lhlp at New York.
wa Your, Oct. il.—-'l‘he British tea
steamer ileumohr, Captain Clark, which
arrived from Yokohama, Shanghai. Foo-
ohow and other Chinese ports, was de-
tained in quarantine because two Chinese
sailors had died of cholera while the res.
sol was still in Asiatic waters.
Will leave Pier 28, E. Ru Beekman street.
~‘ Leave Norwalk. Ii p. m :Bonth Norwalk,
Freight Received from 7 a. cute tip in.
New York, at 5 p. m.
6 pl Ill.
Japanese the Not Want Ilawaii.‘
Wasllliro'rotl, Oct. li.-—Mr. Karina,
the Japanese minister, in an interview
den that Japan harbored designs look.
A ' " log to them ltrol of the inwaiian islands,
""""" m ”m "°" """ ‘5" rted/ih me all ulllishod rc rts.
Nasuus, N. H., (let. li.—-ln the to "m l 0 H, W
promo court Charles ll”. Wright of Am- \ III-Iranian Killed.
burst was atvarded a verdict of hill against L “1mg“, Mast, Oct. il.-—-Brakeman
W. W. GMWII’v ”'0 “I Amherst, I"? II“ Fran 1). Hum of this city, an employee
1“" ‘0 1‘" feelings "u” mm“ “I 1mm! of the Boston and Maine railroad. was
”9°“ mm“ 0389‘] “"0" “I "I“! Th0 struck byalmln now the Union street
inf! was out 19 tumm bridge and almost instantly killed.
Upon application to agents the City of.Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will he
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on account of the owners thereof. 02 if
on. r. W. DARMER l. o. lEllllIllts.
Illlllfllll starlet. Paternalgrrtrloiminer. Printer
42 Washington Stu, MM!-
sour mom“, “on... llrll Paper and Borders.
sous esvmos m
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. SECURITIES
sun
Cuban Celebration.
Naw Your, Oct. ii.--'i‘he Cubans in
New York city and vicinit waisted at
Walla Thinks Cassy Will lie (lone-er.
01mm“, 1a.. Oct. il.-—llix-(lovsrnor
HBM- Chiekering hall the to out ~ th alnl‘ :fiifixrflmo’rmdfilyghwl-h: lNofil: sin Mb Norwaik.
re. Consngstlonai Home Missionary "“7 0' “W WM”! " “'° W ’m’ mm thins that Cow will defeat Como rrsrll rittsn AND txrmcrsn hm “53:5?“ - 1- .m. g
society In in unusual straits financially, :2“; against 59"" for Cuban ‘ndwd' vellum! Bushnell 1018mm"- WITHOUT PAIN ”mow, mil. retreat:9
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A stay of proceedings has been noted some time has sent a lettu- dscllain is is». ltriks. 'fl' “’0" .
in the arse oil" Father “mag: 3i: the minimal tethssserstaryofstate.‘r Imam-£14, y:- o“, 11...“; the "A“Mythsod'uea Raymond & 80m.
mingmgmlfalnnm MWbMHm oalnom It lilisahethpcrtwsnt on
sklkstoralo psrcsntliisrsass in their
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