sail ‘ .
has turn a mount a «it
Whats-oi this woederfni‘bcum ‘
“WENT CUTTER.
ladies who scarcely took ann vnov
‘ school at llrstars today
finalising that the abilityW t6
perintrnd the cutting and
garments for family use Is
and a valuable saving.
’ of household work has
Molly neglected as the art of
strange so may seem. it is
. true that uimtenths of the
, ladies of today bare no comet
adgs of the science of cutting. in a
W manner. the garments that adorn
item!
'lasly’scrown of glory is a nice and
fortable lgarment. out .in such a man
thatwll lgive her a grand and stylish
“1 interest and future prosperitf.
vidnally and collectively. strong E
u to attend the Cutting Schoo
vited to call and investigate
in-
in-
”.th
olrwork.
School Tuesdav. Thursday and Sutur-
1doy.lltoiiand7toll p. m.
lttfllsticnal Garment Gutter Cc.
. . .2 '
MN. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pu-
. husiucssoondorled (or MODERATE rut.
. werrIcsIQOroosirsu s. EATEI‘iTOF'iCC
we canscccre potent Ill less in: in with l
.. i tefrom \\ ashinglnn.
Stud model drawing or vhnzm‘ null descrip-
, w ~ We advise. if psieninlis or not, iree of
diam Our lee not due till atrnr is sri lll’cd.
l p tans“? “How :00 mini' “Units. 'with
oust 0 same in lh c U. S. and lumen modules ,
‘ ' (Ice. Address.
. 0.A. snows no.5
0w. Parrnv fishes: w»: . .
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FORHEBLY DORLON'S.
South Norwalk. (it.
now u for the season of less.
%ul (lenders. Rhoda island Clam
Rethink. Boatinu and Fishing.
carato hotel. connecting with
railroad stations. and New York
steamboat. Good rooms. and first class
hoardasressonahlerates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
a NDPROPRIE
names a seam“
Illicit: Wall
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi
lion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time. A!
rather than traveling agents.
BliNllNll BROS.
l..'l.. flew listen l. IIiIiIcnIIi. Ii.
JUNE lli. 1&6.
MS LEAVE ROUTE! NORWALK Mi
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load ties.“ esmmamlises. illmss.
loo. FUN—molar illstt‘iexJolso.
as. illesJi client ac. owes. owes.
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TAR! NONI WITHIN”.
.Ill lkl’
KEEPING AT lT.
Here is the place to buy good nod
cheep There are plenty of p~opio vii...
areever resdytosuerr at the ice-s that
stood and cheap ever come in curjulm
tion They do here This menus that
item profits are being cut oil in (1 q is try
above, I know (it no better plan than to
keep straight ahead; let goods and pr l0! s
tell their story. and make my business
useful to many by keeping at it and sv-l-
ling good and cheap.
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A MEDLEY OF NEW GOODA.
Cut 1 col Drips. line and cheap. at Le qt: 42c
single gallon. Cut price.
Amber Drlps. at 10c qt; or. To sinsle calico.
Buy it gallon or amber syrup and s gallon log
all for 000. t price.
Some of the finest cooking New Marrow
Bonus, 8 qts 25c
New home-made Pickles b dozen. crisp and
line. Bottle Pickles, Plain. lxed and Chow.
“)0 bottle.
trip at timer barrel. and £1.25 per barrel
for an picks
61b. pail home rendered Lard. 6"c.
{guberl of Matches. in packages. 1%; cut
Young man if you wish to treat your cirl.
come in here and see those Buttercup Hem
Candles; in Jelly glasses. lilo. or 2 for the. she
will be delighted at their beauty. Cut.
Notioe' those to boxes Figs.
New Walnuts. at to quart.
Citron melons and Hubbard Squash. 20 lb
Cabbage. lie and to head.
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PRICIB ACCORDINGLY.
lilRENlll niece
Young Man
Why take the chance of Ndying without ln'
suranoe when FOUR C rla ?DAY Wild.
INSU REY OUR LIFE For Shim
Or it Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of ’1. (ll). payable to yourself if you liv.e
With insurancedike everything eise.tlie best
is Ithe Smartest.“
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Atwood’s Bitters, .18
Iadam’s Killer. 1; . .75
Badsm’s Iicrobs Killer. gal. jars" 3.00
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THROUGH TH!
AGENCYCF
Hlliill II. SII'I'H,
meeting in the ring before 'l'neadsyat
Me Finish Mats and Mrs We!-
is; to Chestnu- the (launch-Idle
no. of impeachment—virus» White
Dacia"! That Flta Io Attila.
Ber Srsiscs. Arie. Nov. l.-—'l‘hs his
all: Is pntol! until next Monday. and
e chances for Corbett and Fitzslnunons
the earliest are small. The chances art that
anybody arriving here early next Wednes-
a?“ moi-lain; will see the light. it it comes
al
The Mahler-O'Donnell fight was ar-
ranged to take place In Whittingtcn park
on Monday. but it was finally decided to
have no fight until the cases against the
pugllists and their teenagers are finally
disposed of at Little llock.
Smith and Ryan will probably be given
a chance on Tuesday. Parson Doric-s, Joe
Vendlg and the Smith party held it con-
ference. but nothing came of it beyond an
agreement that both men shoulilwsigh in
at 8 o'clock this morning to enable them
to claim the forfeit money from the club.
When mixed about his willingness to
fight Mnhcr against Corbett, Mr Quinn,
who is Mahor' smannger. said: “Of course
I am; that's what Peter is doing at the
park this morning—just waiting for Cor-
bett to make his little speech there. He
was going to say that he would fight Cor-
bett on Wednesday of non week for ‘85, 000
a side. and for $10,000 if orbett would
wait two weeks for him. would have
backed him in either proposition and
made a good side bet besides."
Governor Clark was detained with a
legal entanglement that will make the
Corbett-Fitzslmmons nilnlr n matter (or
the government courts to handle. The at
tornsys who nro working in the interest
of the fight have determined to hold the
governor strli tly to the letter of the state
law. Any attempt on his part to exceed
what they think is his duo authority will
be met with prompt measures in the
United States district court at Little Rock.
The nature of their contemplated notion
is a carefully guarded secret.
Trying to Checkmate the Governor.
The decision to chockuiatc Governor
Clnrk by legal proceedings was reached
at a prolonged conference held at the Ar-
lington hotel. It was the unanimous opiu-
ion of the lawyers present that the state
law would not permit the governor to go
further than placing Fitzslmmoua under
apeace bond. That accomplished, he
would be at liberty to light if he wished,
the penalty being the forfeit of his bond.
The report was started that Governor
Clark would not be content with a pm
bond, but would place the pugilist under
restraint and prevent him leaving. This
the lawyers decided was an assumption
of authority which could not be counter
unused. The proceedings by Fitzsimmons
in the event of such action would proba-
bly be hnbcas corpus, but the attorneys
positively refuse to divulge their plans.
There is apparently a strong sympathy
in Hot Springs for the lulpoachlng of the
governor. The thing has been talked of
quietly for some days. and such measures
would meet with approval of many citi-
zens. The interested lawyers. however.
say that the mutter is not being consider-
ed. and that they know of no such contem-
plntcd notion.
Corbett was scheduled to appear in the
ring at \V‘liittingtou pnrk at high noon
and announce that howns ready to defend
his title nnnlust all comers. At the op-
polutcd time ll crowd gutth in the
pork to see Corbett. Tho crowd watched.
null iiuuily abandoned nil hope of hearing
the champion dofy the world, and piled in-
to streetcars and wont homo nguln.
Harry White. trainer for Fitzsimmons.
says that he did not believe that there
would be any light at all between his luau
and Corbett.
“The font is," said While. "Fltzslm-
menu is nfrnid. and n span of oxen will
not. drug him into the ring. i know this
is so, and how told Fltzslmmous that i
will train him no longer. You disgusted
with the Why he acts. lie is ufrnid of l‘or~
butt. uud you will son that he will never
light him. I linvo nothing agniust Fits-
simmons except that i know he does not
mean business in this thing. "
Another lip Country Wild Mass.
lilousr Mounts, N. Y. Nov. i.~—A wild
man. who makes his homo In It donao
wood on the high banks of tho Gunmen
river nbovo Mount. Morris. has been seen
recently by boys sud hunters. who he
qusnt that locality. lie is described as
being dresses in garments made of skin.
with the for outside. and wearing a noun-
skln cap. towhli-b he has attached im-
mense amounts or horsehair strands.
which bong down like is bush. covering
his back. The man makes his living by
hunting rind trapping come.
l'oataga Hump Forgar Arrest-d.
ClNl‘ilillA’l‘l. Nov. i.--i2l\pisln Poi-tor of
Chicago and Wiilloin llurusuf Columbus.
both of tho sccrot servlco and under colors
from Ohio! listen. have arrested Charles
0. Jones. loador of tho lnrgcrs of installs
stomps The gang war caught in Chicago.
whore W. 'l‘ Tholiipcmu is still held llhicl
ilazou caught Mrs. 'l‘Inscy Mohlllllu In
Toronto. .lnnoa jumped 05.000 hall in
Chicago. Chief "Moll limited .Ionra hers
visiting his parents and soot Porter and
Burns sftcr him
4...... W.-f .. new
The Item ltatshlila Tasted.
New tannins, Conn. Nov. Lau'l‘hn ist-
ert addition to the new envy of the Hutt-
sd States. the rum Kalobillu. has had her
official trial. nod. although the Insult Will
not be lmiiisely known for is hoursor
some. it is believed the libel cfilcisl
will show that she hos done better limo
the 17 knots required by the govoromsnt.
“restarted Trouble in Arabia.
Lotions. Nov. Law-A dispatch to The
standard from Constantinople says that
disturbances are threatened in Arabia.
and the ministers are to iii-are shim
Insulate the Red sea. 0 Arabs. the
correspondent avers. dislike the Turkish
rule as much as the Armenians do.
Cord-Ia Fasten horned.
Omstsm Nov. 1. mm has destroy.
so the roof and third story of one of the
National Certain money's holidin
thanorneroii'iestladimandlllgh nil
avenues. The loss will reach more,
which is meted by lusnrsucslntlis lati-
ntastursrs' Initial
masltsrthscoilapsso mellow-tin»
3i) BOUROKOIS.
-istry. He was also asked to form a cabl-
net ofter the election of M. Fours to the
presidency. He was unable to do so. and
M. Ribot, who has just resigned. became
premier.
bi. Bourgeois is about 44 years old and
has held the portfolios of minister of pub-
lic instruction, minister of Justice and un-
der secretary of state for the interior. ' He
the assassination of President Carnot.
The new ministry, I:0 for as formed. is
as follows:
hi. Bourgeois, minister of the interior
and president of the council of ministers.
hM. Ricard, minister of justice and wor-
s ip.
M. Cavalgnac, minister of war.
M. Lockroy. minister of marine.
M. Borthelot, minister of education.
M. Doumer, minister of finance.
3!. Guyot d'lissnignc, minister of public
Works.
M. Mesureur. minister of commerce.
M. Combos. minister for the colonies.
The new cabinet held a meeting. last-
ing late into the night, at which several
questions of policy were formulated which
is has been determined to pursue.
It was resolved that there should be a
thorough investigation of the affairs of
the Southern railway, a motion to do
which was the technical cousc of the fall
of the Ribot cabinet.
An endeavor will be made to secure a
modification of the Madognscnr treaty
without sending out a new expedition.
The cabinet also decided to favor the ores-
tiou of a colonial army and the introduc-
tion of an income tax into the budget for
1896.
The foreign. portfolio will be offered to
Baron de Conrcol, the present ambassador
in London.
THE BUSTT MURDERS.
Charles Douglass Arrested For the Killing
of the Chautauqua County Women.
Jsuxsrmvs, N. Y.. Nov. t.-Cbaries
Douglass was arrested and charged with
the brutal murder of Mrs. Winslow Shear-
man and her daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Da-
vis, in December lost.
The two women were killed in the day-
time while they were alone at tho Sheer-
man house. the remainder of the family
having goncto attend u funeral. Their
heads Wore crushed with aortic blunt iu-
strument. There wns no evidence of a
robbery, and the motive of the crime was
a mystery.
Charles Douglass was a neighbor of the
Shenrmnus. His pcculinr conduct since
the murder roused him to be placed under
surveillance. A search of his premises
resulted in tho discovery of a coupling
pin. which might have been used to com-
rnlt thocrlmo. and other evidence of on
incriminating nnturo. The police decline
to make public the evidence.
FIRE NEAR HARRISBURG.
Four Hinton Feet of Lumbar [turned and
Hawmlll Threatened.
lliiiiiisiurim, Nov, 1,—ll'nur million
foot of lumber wore disltroycd by fire Ill
Dauphin. involvingn lossof 075,000. Till:
the is summed to have originated from
the spark of n locomotive on the Northern
Control railroad. The lumber was owned
by tho Wont Brunch Lumbormnu's Ex
change of Willinmsport and by Fred
Kroumcr of Idickhflt'tln. it Is portly oov‘
cred by 059,000 Insurance.
The llurrlsburg fire department pro-
vontoil the flames from reaching the town
and also from destroying thslarge saw-
mill owned by the exchange. The lumbci
is still burning.
Two sums at a Crossing.
KklfhiiliTll, N J,. Nov. t—‘l‘wo met
were instantly killed and one fatally ln~
lured in an accident at the Princeton
street crossing of the Pennsylvania rall-
roadst Lindon. The deed men are Wll.
llaui Haber-man. aged til years. and Janet
Vogel, aged it? yours. The injured man-
John Hughes, a hack driver—is now ly-
ing in tho llcncrsl hospitsl in this city.
and tho doctors any ho mmiot renown
Both linlwrlusn nod Vogel wore well
known hummus men They boil engaged
ilugboa to drive them mound.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTlES.
M limo timings. 0.. ilcrt For shot
his wife and thou turuod the rcvolvor o:
himself with total results.
llsyoor llicli. of yours of use. was burned
to dumb by n fire which destroyed his rosl
dense in Pine Winnie. N. Y.
The llmdlislid block. one of the finest
business buildings in Jamestown, N. it,
wits partially destroyed by fire.
Emma Hudson. a factory moraine. ill
years old. committed suicide by lumping
into a cistern In Video. N. Y.
Mgr. Samlli. ills noostollo delegate and
poi-moat ”emotions oi Pope Leo iii In
the United dishes. received oiliclai antics
of his appointment to the cardinals“.
tint Harriet Keller. on trial at Oswego
N Y" tor the killing of Albert limp-
thorns, was found guilty of murder in
the mend degree and sentenced to An-
burn prison fertile.
flies Floater. daughter of General ll‘Isg
tor. who shot and killeds negro boy will
was stealing fruit. was indicted tor man
alanabtsr in Washington
At Mex. flash. liar fitbsl Phelps”
Stokes, daughter of the New York lull
lionaire. Anson Phelps Stokes, was met
risiiththn sternum Hoyle! New York.
a nephew at John Sherman.
larthqnaiis shoots were srpsrlenosii in
many places in the flint-aim val!
lull hols caste t slim
. - no ”imam! ‘ I
was not odds to do an brought: lay. ‘
was a candidate for the presidency alter ,_
01' 00'-
I9 lain Sheet. ‘
Nathalie
lAllES’, BENTS’
Boots, Shoes
ship at prices lower than the lowest.
or Money
Torrid isms any one ironld ,
all want cheap clothing
This is hardly our idea
Our best advertisement is a pleased customer.
40 Mill 42 WILL.
Everybody’s Shoes 8hlnsd Free of charge.
Sentinel Building. {
South Iictvall.
Everybody Eager to Secure the
Besiai lowest Prices.
MO—
Wc Have our Fall and Winter Stock of
and iHILIlIiEN’S .
and Rubbers,
embracing all the LATEST STYLES, combined with the best quality of workma-
Do not fail to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All Goods Warranted as Represented
Refunded.
M. H.0LOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
STREET. llllliVlllli.
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"m! 2! am. \
line on sccsunt of the owners thereof.
tllIOEON llEllTIBT.
42 Washington Sin,
tooth llsmll, lienii.
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Will leave Pier 23, E. IL. Beekmon street, New York. at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk. ii p. In zsouth Norwalk. 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m. to li,p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will he
not for special lots of freight snywhcre in New York or Its vicinity.
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