Weet
, aporal
_, . \ Little
Cigars
' for 5 cts.
sow. av ALL DEALERS.
OUR
[as advertised at tools good. and sinceit was
special! announced in the sentinel. new rus-
‘eomere ave begun to use it with satisfaction.
; Let thegood work goon. Why not try ll?
’ A very nice article in Butter at up in
‘ handy so lb. tub now on Io. r. is very
- nice. i'riceztclh. ytuh. '1‘ is butter woum
' retail atSBolb. Firkin Batter boucht to ar-
rive about the 20th- Price to be filler. for 25
lhe.orover.
v Ho use paying lilo and am for II and 6 lb.
pigs. of Becker's Bucswheat when you can
gue‘ti'nnt as good here at 12c and the. Guarani-
. lie 8 , best unlit low rise. usrt
mares“ ‘1 v' v q
WhitePearl Mea'.ilclb. 'l‘ry my Cut Loaf
Drills. lie at; 48c gal.
Round Herring for our German customers.
Flat Balmcn.l83. A new brand: try it.
o“Parlor Pride Stove Enamel. cut _price for
5 gal. Oil Cans. cut price for cash.
5 gal. Oil.cnt price for cash.
Sweet Older that is sweet.
Hubbard Squash cheap and plenty.
hOranberrles are advanced In price; line ones
ere.
Lard Sized Prunes best uslit . small size
prior. lilo m. ' q ’
Silver Plume. Fine.
Our'f'eas. always good, never quite so good
, as now. are the despair of our competitors.
~ It Is not to be denied that they have the fetch-
. fl inc taste that attracts and captivates the cus’
. tamer. A trial will prove this.
Michigan Fresh Eggs give great gratifica-
tion. 25o dos. ‘
I prom Goods for ready money and
I shall keep faith with the public.
ill
Yo’ung Man
Why take the chance of dying without In-
surance when FOUR. EN’l‘S a DAY Wild.
IN!!!“ YOUR Lil‘lli For sumo?
Or 6 cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of $1.011). payable to yourself If you live.
With insurancedike everything else.the best
is the cheapest.
cdfiiiii’idii GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedleu.
ill WiSlllIiIllilll Si.
South Nor-walk.
idle mane
Patent Medicines
El“ Mill PLEISMIT Til TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
II HOT. llllll IlllT Til TIRE,
“All
Hood’s flunparlila. .
Aynl’ Barsapsfllle. .
Dana's Barsaparilla. .67
Outlaws Besolvent. .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green’s Net-vars. .70
Elliott's Special) for Malaria. .3
We mpoua . .
“Ifi'iut. 1.
Aleoek's Plastem .lO
m’l (bpalce Plastere. .13
We .1!
Atwood‘e Bitten, .18
W’s Microbe Killer. etc. .75
We [torch . gal. jars. 3.50
Yankee [nag Boo . M
lieu. II. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
I2 Washington Street
it
YOUR savxsos lN
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. SECURITIES
AND
YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
03 FURXHTUBE
TBBOUGE THE"
AGENCY OF
c we
6? window. allghting on his head,
80"? ‘99
“Mei circles In created “ this city ‘
' t cannoonomaat that John A. distance.
arly editor of the Troy Times and the
Albany Evening Journal. later of the
NewYork Mail and express and the su-
pervisor of the New York City Record.
had purchased the Albany State. the new
last July.
The paper has one of the finest bulld-
ings and one of the best equipments in
this part of the country. and the price
paid for its transfer was 855.000.
it was reported that western capital
was behind the purchass"of The State.
and thawie friends of some western can-
didates flcposed. to handicap the boom
for Governor Morton. Mr. Slelcher was
interviewed on his arrival from New York
and said emphatically: “Nobody‘s money
but my own is invested in the purchase
of The State. As for its presidential
preferences. I must refer you to the paper
Itself and its future conduct. "
Another rumor had it that Mr. Slclcher
was In charge of the Dopew boom. but
this he also denied. although he did not
hesitate to say no hettorman for the party
to name could be found. When asked if
the paper was to continue to be anti-Flatt,
Mr. Sleichcr said: “I am informed that
since I have shown an interest in the suc-
cess of Mayor Strong’s reform administra-
tion that Mr. Plait has been making a
personal Warfare upon me. I am no
Quaker." v
Mr. Slelchcr will resign from The City
Sword and devote himself entirely to The
tats.
.BATTI'LESHIP TEXAS.
Investigation to Be Made Regarding Al-
leged Structural Weakness.
Wasmsc'ron. Nov. lit—Instead of re—
lylng upon the regular inspection board
“the navy department will probably apv
point a special board to examine the bat-
tleship Texas with reference to changes
proposed to be made in the internal ar-
rangements and specially with reference
to the damages sustained in the recent
docking.
As there are stories afloat to the effect
that the ship ls structurally weak. and
that this weakness is owing to a large ro-
duotion made in the weight of the frames
from the original plans in order that the
ship might not exceed hor calculated dis-
placement the board may bc charged to
make a special examination of these bot-
tom frames and by borings to determine
their actual thickness.
Defrandlng the Government.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19. —— Frederick
Bnldt. manager, and James T. Anderson,
foreman of the Penn Steel Coating and
Machine company of Chester. Pa, wore
placed on trial in the United States dis-
trict court. accused of attempting to do
fraud the United States government. The
formal charge Is conspiracy to defraud the
government by duplicating the official
stamp of the inspector of ordnance and by
subjecting specimens already stamped and
separated for castings for test to treat-
ment different from that received by tho
castings. so that caistlngs inferior to the
specimens will be delivered to the govern-
ment.
Death of Captain Anderson.
Klaus-root. N. Y.. Nov. lit—Word has
been received hero of the death at his
home in Santa Barbara. (3111.. of (luplaln
A. L. Anderson, fatbor of Captain A. E.
Anderson of the stonnwr Mary i’owoll.
Captain Anderson will be remembered by
a largo clrolo of Hudson river travelers us
one of the most popular pnssongor steam-
boat captains of his time. ilo builttho
Mary vacll and commanded her for
many years. lio took great pride in the
steamer because of her speed.
Horses Burned and Fireman Injured.
Sari Fnasclsvo. Xov. lit—A fire which
broke out In tho llvury stable of .1. it.
Koon. on Fourteenth stroot. burned a
dozen houses. Twenty—five horsos perish-
ed in the stable. and Mike Shoolum. a fire-
mnn, was fatally injured by falling tim-
ber. Total loss. phonon.
Overtalmn by Justice.
Four Scorn. Kan. Nov. lu—llr. A. C.
Corry, a prominent dentist hero, attompt~
ed to assault his stumdnughtor. a bountiful
girl 17 years old. He tried to escape from
the police. but fell from a second story
He was
killed Instantly.
Clara Campbell Dying.
mourns. 0., Nov. lit—Miss Clara
Campbell of this city, whoa low years
agosecurod seldom) judgment against
Arbuckle. the millionaire coffee dealer in
a breach of promise suit. Is dying at Dr.
C. (l. Gray‘s sanitarlum. three miles be
38 low this city.
Illeody Duel With Knives.
Btooulso'ron. Iml.. Nov. lit—News
comes from Whitehall, a slnsll town west
of this place. of a bloody duel fought thorn
with knives botwoen Hornuol Neill and
Thomas Williams foriho affections of a
young lady. Noiil was fatally Injured.
Of Interest to Theater (loom
Ciacissni. Nov. io.—-.lmlgc Wilson.
In a case appealed by theatrical ticket
speculators. decided that no reserved acids
could be sold after tho doors ware opened
for any givon performance.
Tense TELEGRAMS.
Albert Neville. a carpenter, was mar-
dared by two musket] robbers near San
Francism.
Busters Pasha. tho Turkish ambassador
to the mutrt of tit. James. is dying of in.
finance in London.
An earthquake shock was felt at Charlton~
ton. M0,, the vibrations lasting thrcc soo«
code. No damage was done.
The ilritlsb stcatonr Manitoba. from
Rio .lanclro for New York, stranded near
Beach Haven. N. Y. The crew was saved.
John Ulrich's barn. with :30 head of
cattle. live horses and contents, to the
{gangs of ”.000. was burned in Tim.
Homer 8. Atwood. a grocer. committed
suicide by hanging himself to a rafter in
glimpse room of his store at Jamestown.
John Edgorton Doria. secretary of the
Sons of New York society in Chicago.
died in that city. He formerly lived in
Tompkins county. N. Y.
faster Bailey. aged 4 years. and lasso
Bailey. aged 7 months. children of Frank
Bailey of Cardiff, N. 7.. were accidental.
ly drowned in a ram race near that place.
l
l
antluPtatt paper which was started here ,
Them steamshipv James Turpin
from Genes for new art. urine at
humming
flag theme-
Wodthsiettu's
' seamen... _ ‘ "
I rear entrance menses looms
two Boys. Ralph Jackson and 0th Ran“.
Are the Victimkltabld Docs Running
at Large In the Public Streets of the
Town of Mlllbarn. N. J.
New Yeas, Nov. lit—Otto Ranft. son
of C. H. Ilanft, a grocer at One iiun-
dred and Sixty—eighth street and Amster-
dam avenue, has also died from what is
supposed to have been an attack of hydro-
phobia.
The Habit family lives over the grocery.
Otto was the youngest child. During the
summer, when Fort George is crowded
with people on Sundays. tho grocer runs
a refreshment inland there. Ono Sunday
about three months ago Mrs. Ranft and
Otto were at Fort George. She was as!
listing her older son Hermon at the stand,
and Otto was playing about on tho grass. .
The lad made friends with a big shag-
gy Newfoundland dog that was trotting
about. apparently without an attendant.
The dog seemed good natured and allowed
the little follow to take all sorts of liber.
ties with him. The boy called his mother
to see what a fine dog he had found.
“Let me take him home. mother? He’s
the nicest dog I ever saw, " said Otto.
"You had bettorlot him alone." replied
the mother. “or he may bite you. "
Otto put his arms around' tho dog's
nook and hugged him. The animal gave
a yelp. as though in pain, and snapped at
the boy's face.
The lad screamed. and the dog trotted
away. Mrs. Ranit and Herman found
that one of the dog's teeth had cut the
skin of the boy’s face just beneath the
right eye. It was merely a scratch. but a
few drops of blood trickled down. and tilt;
boy's mother and brother were badly
frightened.
Searching For the frog.
Herman got a club and scoured li‘ort
George in search of the dog. but failod to
find him. The liljill‘t"' boy was put into
the groccr's wagon aug‘drivm to the office
of Dr. Thomas ii. Morrigun of ills? Aru-
stcrdam avenue, who motorized the
wound and put a piece of sticking plaster
over it.
In a few days the wound healed. and
the boy's parents thought no more about
it. Last Friday night, however. Otto had
a fit of coughing. apparently the result of
a severe cold. it became so bad that Dr.
Merrigan was called in the next day. Ho
gave the boy some medicine. (ltto grow
worse. however. and Saturday night was
seized with a convulsion.
Thou Dr. Merrignn connected the sick-
ness with the dog bite and concluded he
was suffering from hydrophobic. The
regular treatment was administered. but
the boy continued to got worse.
The convulsions became more frequent
and continued longer. ()tto would rise
up in bud, bark like a dog. sxmp at his
attendants and froth at the mouth. it
required two people to hold him in bed.
All day Sunday the boy suffered terrible
agony. Nothing that tho doctor could do
seernod to relieve him. and he died In ter-
rible convulsions.
Hydrophohla In New Jersey.
Mituutux. N. .l.. Nov. lit—ltolpb
.Iaclzson. u fi-ycnnold colored boy. has
died of hydrophobic. the result of a dog
bite which be resolved recently. Though
the dog was believed to be mad at the
limo. he run at largo in tho stroois some
days and bit. many will” dogs. The boy
revolved no preventive treatment.
During Saturday-tho spasms first np<
poured. and Jackson grow continually
worse until it required all of a man’s
strength to keep him In bed. in his agony
thollttlo sufferer clutt'lu-d and snapped
at tho bodclotbcs and offered plioous
moons and barks. ilo was conscious and
recognized hlsparonts and others through
It all. in Ids suil'orlugs the boy's tongue
and lips were bitten through again and
again. ilo lwggod for water, but the sight
of it brought on tho spasms again.
A number of physicians visited the
house and consulted with llr. Jackson.
who was attending him. All agrood that
the case was hydrophobia. Jackson‘s
(loath folloWod Sililil after.
A l’aylng Teller Disappears.
Pilll..\ill".l.l‘lliA. Nov. lil.~—i3hnrlcs F.
Rittor, paying tollor of tho 'l‘ncony Saving
Fund. 'l'itlo and Trust company, has dis-
appeared for parts unknown. A warrant
has been Issued for his arrest. lilttcr dis
appeared on fiaturday night after leaving
a note for his wife. saying that who would
never see him alive. Vice President Lewis
B. flick of the Saving Fund company has 4
also received a letter from ltltter. In E
which he confessed to misapprmiriatiug i
funds of the company and Informing him
of his pmposml flight. Mrs. lllttor be- i
llovoa that her husband has ooinmitted {
suioldo. Up to last evening nothing wrong '
had been found with Iiittor's hooks. lils .
each account was found to be all right, i
and it ho had wished to make to haul he
could have dono so, as there was 07,500 in ‘
cash on his desk whon ho loft the allies
Saturday night and $200,000 in ni-gotla- ‘
bio socurltles In the sofa.
For Mayor of Hpriagtleld.
Hrmsurmto. Mass. Nov. lil.-Tho
Democratic municipal convention has
named Nowfio ll. Winter for mayor and
Indoraod tho vltIm-ns‘ nominations. con-
sisting of a nonpartisan boat-dot nldcrmen
and school committee. i
A llailmad Man's linlclde.
(Mammy. (lat. Nov. lit—47. It. Mock-
cr. assistant resident onglnccr of the.
Southern Pacific company. conimittod'
sulcldo by morphlno lmieonlng. lie was
formerly an oillcor In tho llnltcd Htates
navy.
Woolen Mills Destroyed.
Hats». 0.. Nov. iil.—-'l‘bo 'l‘hoiuna Kay
woolen mills wcrodostroyml by fire. Xmas.
880.000. {The life. which is believed to
have boon of Incendiary origin. deprives
00 men of employment.
Waste to no to the convention.
Pmtanssi-ma. Nov. l9.-l)nvid Mar-
tin announced himself as a candidate for
delegate to the national Republican com
ventton from the Fifth congressional dis-
trict.
Valuable Hares named M; math
Riciltmll). Ky. Nov. laureates“.
the “.000 race gelding owned by ficrt
Million. and ”0.090 worth of tobewo was
burned in a fire here.
MW “.m.“
M ”II! m Chill-
secret new new
humanism“
mm ‘
ens-Ir
mm a a. “
the severe m whlm‘wfi cm a...
more!
Part of Russia.
owlngto the violence of the ‘8“. “I” ‘
river Neva reselling inches. and the islands
in it were nodded. in addition the wooden
buildings along the banks "of the Nova,
piers. etc. were washed away. and the
darted.“ quarters of the city were inna-
So threatening did matters become that
guns were fired from the fortress in order
to alarm the inhabitants hf the endanger.
ed parts of the town, and they were ableH
to seek refuge in the upper storf'as of their
habitations. Boats were used in some of
the streets to carry people to places of
safety. and strong detachments of troops
and police were sent to the assistance of
those who were in danger.
The peasants Inhnblting many of the
villages on the outskirts of St. Petersburg
lost everything through the floods. their
homes, cattle and all belongings being
swept away. The amount of damage done
is saldto be very great indeed, and many
lives were lost. The exact extent of the
disaster. however, was not ascertained
when these advices left St. Petersburg,
althodgh the bodies of several drowned
people had been recovered.
Two Men Killed in Pratt‘s Astral Oil
Works In Brooklyn. _
Iinoostvu. Nov. lo.--An explosion oc-
curred in the pumproom of Pratt’s astral
oll Works at the foot of North Twelfth
strcot. Williamsburg. Two men were
killed—Martin Joyce. 50 years old. of
Eckford street. a watchman at the Works,
and Andrew Patterson of 15:3 Manhattan
avenue. a pumphand. Both men were
struck with flying iron. Joyce’s head be-
ing practically blown off.
The explosion resulted in a fire, which
spread from the pumproom to the engine
house. Three alarms were sent out. and
two firoboats were brought into service.
The fire was soon got under control, and
the damage, it is estimated. will amount
to about $15,000. The calico of the ex‘
ploslou Is unknown.
Absorbed by the Standard.
Pirrsmtno, Nov. lit—Tho Standard
Oil company has acquired the Mellon
Pipe compau ,a controlling interest in
the Crescent ipe Linc company and the
Bear crock refinery. The sale was made
totho National Transit company. The
price paid was about $53,500,000. The
Mellon company operates in southwestern
Pennsylvania and includes the Sisters-
ville (W. Va.) field. The Crescent Pipe
Line company has its western terminusln
connection with tho Mellon line and its
eastern terminus at Marcus Hook, Pa.
Carrillo‘a Expedition Arrives.
BosTos. Nov. lib—J. V. Fuentes, pres-
idcnt of tho Cuban club of iloston. has
rccclvml a telegram stating that (lonoral
Aguirre L‘arrillo's expedition had arrived
safely in Calm. ’l‘his expedition is the
largest which has landed so for in behalf
of the patriots and Is Well equipped in
than and ammunition. The Cubans of
this city are expecting great things from
Carrillo and his men.
The Laurada Salmon.
Cilantssrox. Nov. lit—Tho steamer
Laurodn ls still held here by the United
States ofliolnls. .l. 1). Hart of Philadelv
phia. owner of tho vcssol. is here arrang-
ingbond'for Captain llughos. He has
employed ox-Souotor .\l. (I. Butler as
(suinsol. (‘npmin Hughes. who is nomi-
nally under urn-st, but not in jail. treats
tho nintisr lightly and says there is noth-
ing in the case.
The Herring Fisheries.
(ii-.oi'i'ssi'nu, Mass. Nov. lit—About
50 vessels are making preparations to on
gone in tho Newfoundland fresh herring
industry during tho coming Simon. The
admission of tlioso fish was tho cause of
the somewhat celebrated controversy dur-
Ing i‘ollovior l’ow's administration. It.
is undorstood that tho present collector
will still admit the fish has of duty.
Referred to a Committee.
NEW YnuK. Nov. lil.-—-Tho New York
Yacht club at a special meeting held last
night appointed a committee of three.
consistlngof .I. l’lorpout Morgan. William
(3. Whitney and George 1.. lllvos, to take
any action which may seem to them
proper In the matter of the charges made
by Lord llunmvou rolutlvo to the recent
international yacht ruco.
field For Manslaughter.
Fast. RIVER, Mam, ‘aov. lit—Alfred
Donna was bold in sio,ooo on the charge
of manslaughter to await the outcome of
tho Injuries to his victim, Alphonso
Blanchard was so sm'eroly beaten ll weeks
ago that ho has been disabled since and is
now roportod to be dying. it Is claimed
that l)ouos was his assidlunt.
Trying to float the "arrests.“
Pllm‘llll-ZNI’E. Nov. Ill. —— George Ii.
Saunders. tho llrletol Inuit builder. Is at-
tempting to build a factor small rater
than that roiistruciod by Ilorrcnboif. It
will Imam foot it Ionboaovornll. 1? feet
The kind we know you want and at prices”!!!
ling to pay. That is our idea of business. ‘13 _ ,
easy circumste noes we can afford to gun“
garment we sell, and agree to return your money“
satisfied with your purchase. ‘
Furnishings
That we show you are the very latest styles and of .
quality. up todate in every way, and the best for: , ,
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our belt-W
vertisement is our customers, always well draped
and pleased to recommend their friends to us. . '
W. A. BEIIEIIIIIT &
I9 iiuain Street,
Harwell.
. 1»,
Sentinel Building.
South llolwali.
Eveerndyw Eager to Secure be
Best at lowest Prices. '
We Have our [all and Winter Sioekoi
LAIIIES’. GENTS’ and illlllllIiEN’S
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers,
embracing all the LATEST STYLES. combined with the best quality of workman-
ship at prices lower than the lowest.
Do not fail to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
(I
All; Goods Warranted as Represented
or Money Refhhded.
M..H.GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 no 42 was sneer. antiwar.
Everybody's Shoes Shines Free of charge.
[lid and Reliable Ilaily Ilireci Freight line
—BETWEEN—-
New York, South larval and larval
—THE PROPELLERS~
lin n Ronni, Eagle and inland
water-lino and 2 loot u Inches draft. with ,, ~ ~
oouicrboord.
Metnorinl to Whittier.
Aliliilllum’. lilacs. Nov. HI.—-lt is pro‘
posed by citizens born to gain procession
of Pool. Whitllcr’aold homo and turn If.
Into a memorial building. and to that end
a mmmunicatlon has boon sent to ascor-
talu on what forms the Ililli‘." can be pur-
[ chased.
A Pennsylvania Judge ”and.
ilntturorl'rt‘. Pa. N w. litn—ilcujnmln
liich. associate ludgo of (renter munty.
dlod at his home in liulnnvlile of stomach
trouble after an Illness of about six weeks.
The Center coumy bar will attend his in-
’ ncral in a body. '
[Decision Against the Trust.
fivuamms. Nov. lit-«in the matter of
G. A. Wholan 8:. (lo. against the Ameri-
can Tobacco oompany Attorney General
Honmk finds "tho application is granted.
and an action may be mmmencod. "
list Manufacturers sumo.
Restore. Pa. Nov. lit—ll. ii. Savage
on Co. hat manufacturers. have failed.
Executions amounting to traces were
issued against them. The cause of the
failure Is attributed to dull trade
nobhla magnum...
Paterson. N. .l.. Nov. lit-Jive has
completely destroyed the bobbin factory
of John it. Damn. ’l‘ho lose it 010.com
partially covered by insurance.
Wm...“
Miniatures-testy“ V
Will leave Pier 28, E. it. ileckmnn street, New York. at 5 p. In.
Leave Norwalk. Ii p. m : South Norwalk. 6 p. m,
Freight Received from ’7 a. m. to 5p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwelk. 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 boat of file
line on are snot of the owners thereof. cl I!
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Steel. South Ismail.
C-A-S-II P-R-I-O-E-s
lliillllllilllills Fllll illiSl-IIMSS HEATS.
Pork Chem. do. flammsugnr cured. 1“,
gork. "Hi-l for & I! mt: gilignldfl-I ‘ 1',
ea c. rr arses .. ' . an .3,
Legs and: y no. Peugeot 49“]...
ntton Chops for. Round Bleak u,
are carter Mutton tic. Pickled Tongues 1*,
Frank otters. ills. Smoked Tongues 1...
bologna we. Sauerkraut 1...”,
Frost and Pickled Trips tic. Fresh Ground Bones for Chickens
Head Cheese inc. Evary Tuesday and Friday Is.
Liver Wurst 10:.
one Cuts in its Sims boaters. ill m: of May It
llll lowest Millie Priest.
JACOB GOHAUB. PROPRIETOR. use
Norwalk Chronicler