~ ‘ IJOnotbedeceived bylnfr
'neatsefmapscksgeercihg
“THE ONLY GENUINE
trig finial titanic
“feudalism
eathe peerage sad on snide-rem.
IA" NONI wrrnour.
as m,
-fi. an,
OUR
erlsed at illicit good. and sincelt was
”gill! Innouuced in nine Eentinsl new tus-
tolnere have begun to use it with Iaiisfncli in
Let the good work go on Why no. try it:
A ry nice article in Butter ht an in
y 20.)» toh" new on sale t is m,
nice. i’ricettclgdl ytnh. This buttrrwuuu
retail stasis. irhin Butter bonehl'tn ar-
rive about the 20th. Price to 39 my, for 25
nines-over. d m f '3
0 use in: llic an c or. a
- DIN“. of [loggers Hues wheat when
stint asgood here at 12c and Mo.
‘t
Ii lb.
ll can
unran-
quart
Maple Syrup, best quality low pri
bottles, sac. ’
White Pearl Mea'. 8c lb. Try my
Dries. 12c qt: (to gel.
Flat Salmon. l8). Anew brand: t t.
Parlor Pride Stove Enamel. cut
cash
‘ tgal. Oil Can- cut price for coili- ,
5 gal. 0il.cut price for cash.
Sweet Cider that is sweet.
Hubbard Squash cheap and plenty
Cranberries are advanced in price; u one,
here.
LergOSIzed Prunes.best quality. 3 ii an
price.ll'clh.
Silver Plume. Fine.
Michigan Fresh Eggs give great It lies
“00.550
11) romieeG Good Goods for ready m-I
I shall seep faith with the public.
Young Maf
Why take the chance of dying. witho m-
I“ “while Ll£E%§N'EW a D“
' r
significant ‘ Give You an E .
meat of $1,000.13 {able to yourself if you .9
With lusuranoedlke everything else.th st
Is the cheapest.
NSEUR
ucuf GENERAL
council“ msunsnce Comp .
of Burr.
S. S. L’Hommedle
ill WASHINGTON Si.
South Norwallr.
Palenl Medicine
El" ”III PLEASANT TIl Tlil
AT OUR PRICES.
III MDT. IIIIIII IIIIT TO THE,
L heilllngtbtpo
line for three weakens» has
heensolvedhythe arrestof 0. a line»
phrey of Unsdilia and O. 0. Miller of Ba-
tavls: two Union college students, the
former a sophomore and the latter a frsch
men.
A wagonlead of stolen property was
found in the risoners’ room at North
College. the rtieles found connecting
them with a score of recent burglaries.
The first tangible clcw that the police eb-
taincd was a soft felt hat, which was
found at the retro! a house on Union
meet after a burglary there . some time
ago. Tracks were also found In the soft
earth into which the shoes of the prison-
ers fitted exactly.
A student who was robbed a few nights
ago called at police headquarter. and was
given a list of the articles which have been
stolen lately, and as Humphrey was al-
ready under the suspicion of his fellow
students hls'rcom was searched. Enough
goods were found to convince them that
he was the thief, and the college authori-
ties were notified.
Dean Blptcn of Union notified the po-
lice of these developments, and within
half an hour the suspects had been arrest-
ed It is believed by the police that lium—
pbrcy and Miller have burglarized over a
score of places within the past three
weeks. The prisoners would have nothing
to say until they had consulted counsel.
A DARING CRIME.
Quit Hubbard Arrested For Bobbing In a
Pullman Car.
Culcsoo, Nov. Bil—The police have or-
rested Quit Hubbard, alias Buffalo Kid,
charged with assaulting nud mbbing Mrs.
it. I“. Mack of Detroit on Sept. :33.
The robbery was one of the most daring
on record. Mr. and Mrs. Mack were on
their way to Detroit and had taken the
stateroom in aslecper on the Wabash train
here. Mrs Mock was alone in the state-
room, her husband having gone to the
smoking compartment.
Suddenly a man entered, and after
warning Mrs. Mack to be quiet if she val-
ued her life proceeded to take eyerything
of value which was in sight. Mrs. Mack
was so frightened by the sudden appear-
ance of the thief that she was unable to
speak until be grasped a small satchel
containing money and jewelry to the
amount of 8400. Then she grappled with
him. The man pulled her from the state-
room to the platform of the cor. boating
her in a brutal manner. Mrs. Mack hung
on to him, but on the platform the fellow
managed to beat her down and break
away. The train by this time was in the
, suburbs of the city, and he escaped easily.
Mrs. Mack has identified ilubbcll’s
photograph as that of the man who robbed
her, and the police are satisfied that they
have the right person.
BIG FIRE IN LOWELL.
The Parker Block Burned, With a Loss of
.350, 000.
LOWELL, Mass. Nov. ‘20.—Thc large
five story brick building on Middle street.
known as the Parker block, was almost
destroyed by fire this morning. Fire start-
ed in the store of J. N. licovoy on the first
floor about 1:45.
The flames spread rapidly and were ald-
ed by repented explosions of whisky in
barrels in J. M. Bcnvcy’s liquor store,
which blew out the windows and crcatml
havoc with the windows in adjoining
buildings.
At 2:15 all the engines in the city were
at Work, and at that time it looked as if
the fire was under control, but suddenly
it blazed up furiously and threatened to
cut its way through to Merrimack street.
By hard work the flames were confined
to the building, and nearby property was
only slightly donmgoll.
The upper floors of the block were used
by the Appleton Manufacturing company
for the storage of cotton goods. and it is
estimated that there Wore stoilmilll worth
there when the fire broke out, all of which
no destroyed.
At 2:30 the fire was under control.
‘rom present estimates the loss will ox-
ch $850,000. The building was owned
' Colonel Purlzor of the governor's staff.
I In People Terrorized by \Vlld Animals.
mm 81. listawnnr, 0., Nov. 20. -—Tbe citizens of
3005’! Sumparilla. u ompson township, this county, are he-
A’u': WWI-ma, . I g terrorized by a lioness and two loop-
Dana’s Barssparllln. .69
s which escaped from a circus some
cum Resolveut, .70 0 ago and traveled from Marlon coun—
‘W. Emulsion, .60 Many sheep and calves have been
GMT Km, .70 ed. The farmers go to their field wurk
W's Specific for Malaria, .76 vily armed. Travel after night has
WICO Commend. .Gl’l entirely stopped. A neighborhood
W5 , 19 ting party will be organized to slay
~Aleook’s Mrs, .10 'Iwaltl. _._, _..,...n__, .-
3”,. GEN“ Pmm' :3: Ill lake Attorneys More Careful.
0 ' ,. .1) summer, Nov. 90.—-Asslstant Sec-
Amod'. Bigger. .13 y Reynolds of the interior depart.
m’g Microbe'Killer, qfe., .75 " has decided that where a pension
Men's Microbe Killer, gel. jars. 3.50 h so obtained fraudulently the attor-
gm Lung sooth", .35 II uuring the pension is not entitled
Ben. E. Slillsnn’s
Drug Store,
If Washington Street
INVEST “
YOUR SAVINGS iN
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. SECURITIES
AND
E
m
=:
YOUR LIFE. HOUSE
03 FURNITURE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY OF
* lllliliili I. sun, ..
I0 fee and must refund it. The de-
OI is expected to have the effect of
m g attorneys more particular In look
in otlu-ir cases.
ry Lamont Attending a Wedding.
natures Not. so.«-'l‘he secretary
OI and Mrs. Lamont have gone to
No rk to attend the wedding of Miss
St” and Mr. William G Rockefeller,
WhI' Icurs today. lilies Stillman spent
to“: oaks In Washington early in tho
adm ration as the guest of Secretary
and Lamont.
3P S FROM 'I'I-IE WIRES.
TIL Itcd Staten stcnmcr Boston was
put I onimlselon at Vallejo, Lol.
WII' C. Dicklt.a pioneer landowner
g}. I? of Minneapolis, died at Lyons,
fit!
The ideal appointed John L. Peak
of Ken ‘ity United States minister to
SWII‘N to succeed Minister Broad
head, r ed.
KID! .ecnard Churchill oldest son
of thel .ord Randolph Churchill. has
Joined :psnish army in Cuba as a
lieuten hum",
All 01 train on the Great Northern
railroad held up near St. Cloud,
MIMI . ohhere were unsuccessful fit
“MIDI” if pump”,
370 end collision between two
train a New York and ronklyn
I’l’IlIi'fG ' . . n was killed, one rcbably
fatally 1‘ oral slightly injured.
The I - Horse was coined by Unit-
OII SUI" - e officers at Philadelphia
on III0 0 iconductlngeiilibustering
WI - II of the Cohen insurgents.
Hot"! at New York attorney,
urges of misconduct“
meter“! Tamera of
it. (oh filedthepeper‘ewith
W .
» bootleg Radiance Enter into I
Traffic Arrangements.
more Of DOLLARS EVOLVE).
All the W From the West tetheflee-
board and Neturn finder Its Control.
More Thea Thirteen Thousand lllloe et
Bhllrosd. '
NEW Your. Nev. 90.——Therc was form
rdJn this cltya combination of all the
railroad routes to the seaboard. it ‘will
go into effect Jan. 1, 1696.
Here are the names of the roads and the
presidents who signed the agreement oi
the Joint’ i‘ralilc association:
Pennsylvania System—George B itch
erts.
New York Central, Controlled and Al.
lied Lincs—Clihuneoy M: Depew.
ltrle System—ii. 1:. Thomas.
Philadelphia and Reading—J. 8. liar-
ris, receiver.
Baltimore and Ohio, Leased and Con-
trolled Lines—Chorles F. Mayer.
Lehlgh Valley—E. P. Wilbur
Delaware, Lackuwanna and Western—
Samuel riloan.
(band Trunk System—Sir Charles lliv-
ers Wilson.
Wabash—0. 1). Ashley.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and hit. Louie—M.
it lngalls.
The nine gentlemen above mentioned,
having been empowered by their several
boards of directors, will form a heard of
control for the combination.
This board will be vested with almost
unlimited powers To quote the agree-
ment. it is to be“decmed the exclusive
agent and representative of each company
as to troiilc and in fixing and adjusting
rates, fares and charges thereof and in
making the rules and regulations cover-
ing the traffic. "
Consequently it can readily be see u how
strong and binding the Ingrown}. t 'l and
how coherent a trust it is.
The geographical area of the country
affected directly by this trust in the mat-
ter of freight rates and passenger fares
embraces the states of New York, New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware. Marya
land, West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, In-
diana and Michigan.
All the transportation routes connect-
ing the great cities of the country cast of
the Mississippi, but including St. Louis,
are in this deal.
It affects the rates on imports and ex-
perts through this city and Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Boston.
It governs the freights on the manufac-
tures of New England, New York, New
Jenny and Pennsylvania destined for the
west, and in a like manner it controls the
vast grain and other food movements
from the great west.
Over Three llllllovt Dalian Involved.
From the financial point of view the
amount of capital involved in this combi-
nation is something stupendous. The to-
tal Is $3,149,125, 869.
The above amount includes the capital
stock and bonded debt of the ten systems
already mentioned, and in addition the
New York, Chicago and St. Louis, com-
monly known as the Nickel Plate; the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and
the Michigan Central.
These three roads, although unrepre-
sented in the board of control, may basald
to be practically under its domination, as
they are all part and parcel of the great
Vanderbiihl‘iew York Control system.
While the mileage represented, which Is
13,748 miles, is but a small part of the
mileage in the country it must be consid-
ered that it is the most profitable mileage
in the United States, and also that this
minority of the rolls dictates rates and
policy to the other part.
William it. Morrison, chairman of the
interstate commerce commission, was soon
at a session of the commission and asked
what would be done to oppose the pool.
He sold:
"The question you ask of me is Ino-
mentous, and I cannot, as chairman of
the interstate commerce commission, on-
swcr it now. People have come to us and
asked us to proceed against this contem-
plated railroad pool. 1 Would say that We
cannot proceed until a specific case has
been brought before us or_ until the so
called pool is formed or some overt act has
been committed against the law."
Pierce 8 Co. Reineorpornted.
ALBANY, Nov. 2il.——The firm of Hutch-
lnscn Pierce or Go. of New York city was
reincorporatcd, with a capital of $600,000,
to continue the business of the firm in the
manufacture of shirts. collars. cuffs, etc.
The directors are A. M. iioidinser of En-
glewood, N. J.; H. D. Pierce of New
York city and int Colo of Norwnlk, Conn.
llaif a Million Dollar loss.
Puncher... l. ’l'., Nov. tilt—in a fire at
this place three-fourths of the business
houses and many residences went up in
smoke. The loss is estimated at $500,000,
with but slight insurance. A man named
(iluciuome is under arrest for having
poured oil on his stock to make it burn.
Fifteen Lives last at flee.
San ii'ltAllfllHUO, Nov. till-Particulars
of the loss of the ltallan bark ilrom Carlo
off the ilorn have reached this city. The
bark collided with the British ship Con
dcr, and it is now known that not only
was the iirom Carlo sunk, but that only
four of her iii men were saved.
Cholera ltaappeare la ltneela.
l-lr. Parnasnmto, Nov. 20.——Thcliuzctte
(semloflicial) announces that cholera has
reappeared here. Since Nov. ll, :lil client
have been reported, ill of which have
proved fatal.
Killed by Is l’alllag Reels.
(instant), Mo. ., Nov. BIL-«Charles and
Henry Shaffer, brothers, were killed near
here by a fall of rock in a stone quarry,
where they were employed. Both men
leave families.
Midway sum Closed.
Arman, Nov. lac-Five theaters on
the Midway have been closed on account
of immorality. The proprietors were fined
$100 each. .. -- .-
Death of Cardinal lie-opera.
Rona, Nev. 8.0 il-L'ardinsl [melon Donna
parts died as the result of apoplexy. Be
rs: horn in 1828 and created a cardinal
n 868.
Killed In a fin-away mu.
Weecrsrrn, his-c, Nov. so. ~NIII Lil-
lian Paine, aged ill, a schoolteacher. wsef W
:III: in a runaway accident at Whitiae
Peaches“! 3pm
Wm Kev. Ia-«The W
bemoan
clause.
,MMM
slzy. hlswlfeandhis Ishrclhcr We": were
sent to Withdraw tail to await trial on
the charge of having murdered John
Ko'xewski under the verdict found by the
wroner' s Jury.
Last night the jury considered the
shooting of John iiolodock at linesville,
on Sunday night and brought in a verdict
of deliberate murder against John Bo-
hack, who will be sent to jail today. -
The reign of lawlessness along the
mountain roads continues in spite of this
action. Three more highway robberies
occurred yesterday, and one will probably
add to the murder list.
John Renoir, a driver for a local beef
company. '1" held up at Lattimer, and
at the point of a revolver he was compelled
to empty his pockets.
William Walton, while driving an un-
dcrteker's wagon near Hibernia, was shot
at twice. ' .
John flabela was wsylald by masked
men near 0 ranberry and robbed of the.
lie was kicked into Insensibillty. and the
doctors say he will die. The police have
maintained a vigilant search, but only
one suspect—Drank Doney—hss been or-
rested. He had a revolvar with two empty
chambers
The citizens are growing desperate, and
there is talk of organizing a vigilance
committee of 100 men to check the atroci-
tics.
WEMPLE’S INSANITY.
Physicians Malta an Inquiry as to Die Men-
tal Condition.
Ausrnuuau, N Y. “Nov 20 —F.'x- Comp-
troller Edward Wcmple was examined as
to his sanity at his home in Fultonvllie
by a commission consisting of Drs. W. J.
Paddle and Henry W. Post of that village.
The doctors were selected by Perry Kline,
superintendent of the poor of Montgomery
county.
Mr. Wemplo was in awcok and nervous
condition, it was stated, the result of a
prolonged indulgenccin stimulants. Dur-
ing the examination he was frequently
moved to tears. ills face was haggard
and bloated, and his actions were tremo-
ions.
The physicians reported that Mr. Wom-
pic was of unsound mind and a person fit
to be cared for at an insane asylum, but
in their report they crossed out the Words
"is insana” ()n this account County
Judge Wendell refused to sign the com-
mitment papers.
W. H. Parker, son-in-Jaw of Mr. Worn-
ple, stated that the latter has frequently
threatened to take his own life and the
lives of the members of his family. A gun
and razor had been taken from places
where they had been concealed, he said,
by Wemplc.
Chamber of Commerce Dinner.
New Youk, Nov. led—Tho one hundred
and twenty-seventh annual banquet of the
chamber of commerce of the state of New
York was held at Dclmonico's, Fifth avo-
nue and Twenty sixth street, last evening.
The speakers and their topics were: In-
trodIu-tory speech of Mr. Alexander (lrr,
president of the chamber of commerce;
"Our Currency System,” the Hon. John
G. (inrlislc; "()ur lhlmcstlc Commerce,"
the lion. Julius C. Burrows; “National
Development and Opportunity. ” the Hon.
Charles Emory Smith; "The City of New
York," Mayor Strong: " Ethics in Poll.
tics," liev. Dr. Molanthon W. Strykor.
“'reched by the Secretary's Petal-lions.
lintrmoun, Nov. fill—Tho directors of
the Perkins Square Building and Loan
association of this city applied to Judge
\Vrightof thocirrultrmIrt for receivers
for tho convorn, which they nllego him
houll er-ckod through the mlsupproprinv
tion of funds by its sol-rotary, Mark ll.
Ambler. who has disappeared. The con-
corn was a very prosperoua one, and the
amount of the shortage is thought to ho
large, although noiigurcs havo been made
public.
Murderer Mandi-h Pardoned.
Ssui'rmia, Nov. Sit—J. Harvey Stan-
dish. wholn irlTi murdered (ioorgo W. Son
in Wilton, Saratogn county, and who since
that than has bm'n incarcerated in Don—
nomorn prison, has been pardoned and
has returned to his home. The trial of
Standish was a celebrated one, and during
his imprisonment three of tho counselm
District Attorney 1. (7. (lrmahy of Water
ford, Hon. Lyman Tremnln and Hon
Henry Smith of Albany—have died.
The lites Murdered by an Indian.
Wax-Initiator, Nov. 20,—lntlian Agent
Day has telegraphed from lgnacio, (role.
that the murder of the two lites, which
caused such excitement on the southern
Ute reservation, has been traced to a run
cgado lndian. son of the notorious iiatch
who was killed about three years ago in
Han Juan. The governor of Utah has n.’
ferod a reward of .200 for his arrest. The
situation is quiet, and there is no fear o‘
disturbance
Sentenced to Imprisonment For life.
Mauvsuttn, (fat. Nov. 20.-—-llundir
Jack ilrndy has been found guilty of
murder and sentenced to imprisonment
for lilo. lie and a companion numrd
Browning rode on their bicycles from rim:
Francisco and held up the Oregon canines
near Whontland. Drowning was robbing
the passengers when riheriff liogard of
Tehama munty shot him dead. firmly
shot the sheriff in the back, killing him
Literally Frightened to Math.
limerrmm, Min. Nov. 20. —— l-I lhol
“nines, aged 7. died of fright brought on
by the savage appearance of four trnnlpd
who called at her father's house on hiatus
day. After the men left she trembled
violently, and Huntley she was taken wry
sick with acute meningitis. The physician
says the little girl was literally frightened
to death, and that the case is the mmt ro-
markeble be over heard of.
Shot h; a happened insane flaw.
Bisousmmv, N. Y., Nov. 20 nIIonry
(l. Boyd. a laundryman, shot Charles W.
Hawker, adrugglst. The bullet entered
the back of the neck on the left title and
came out of the right cheek near the
mouth. Hawkes' condition Is serious, but
he will pmbdlly survive Boyd escaped
and has not yet been arrested. it is be
lieved he was insane, and that he has
columitteti suicide.
The last-e Dena
“Wasarsoros, Nov. to ~Colonel Charles
eywccd, cmnmendlng the Marine corps,
in his annual rewrite the Marya! the 3M
, makes a strong appeal feran it»
«some the enlisted whdthew
'to meet the additional duties imposed
'npenlthythelncreueofthenevy.
Wrath-rm
Jets «Ir-emwtlh “mitten
Clothing.
1.
The kind we know you want and at prices you
ling to pay. That is our idea of: business. Under M
easy circumstances we can word to guarantee "it!
garment we sell, and agree to return your money if die-
satisfird with your purchase. It '
Furnishings
That we show you are the very latest styles and of best ,_ I I
quality, up to date in every way, and the best for the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best ad-
vertisement is our customers, always well dressed -
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.
W. I. BEIIEIIIBT & IIII
I9 Main Slleel,
Ismail.
Sentinel Building. '
South Kuwait
Everybody Eager to Secure lh‘e
Best at lowest Prices.
We Have our Fall and Winter Slack oi
lAllES’, time and illillnllEN’S
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
embracing all the LATEST STYLES, combined with the best quality of workmen-
ship at prices lower than the lowest.
Do not fail to cell and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All: Goods Warranted as Represented
or Money Refunded. .
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 AND 42 Will SlHEET. IIOBWAIII.
Everytcdy’s Shoes thinsd Free of charge.
[lid and Reliable llaiiy llirecl Freight line
—BETWEEN—
New YillIi, SillIIl linualk all Nauali.
-THE PROPELLERsu
[in [ii loud, little and blue
,__,,
{W
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street. New York, at 5 p. m.
Leave Nomaih, 5 p. In, ; South Norwslk, 6 p. In.
Freight Received from 'i e. m. to lip. on
Upon application to agents the City of Norwslk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
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 semen: of the owners thereof. on t!
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Sheet. Scull Ismail.
O-A-S-H P-R-I-O-E-S
IIEIIIIIIIIIITEIIS FIIII IIIISI-BIASS HEATS.
Pork Ch 8c Hams. sugar cured, lilo
Pork. fol If 8h on idcr 7°,
Sarcasm sherry at Barnes 10c. ll lb. ll Lord 153,
80. Pat t to to 10s.
Mitten Chops file. Round liteak 95,
hrs Quarter Mutton Pickled Tongues 13¢,
Frankfurter“ foe. Smoked Tongues 1a.,
Bologna We. see «trout 1,0,, qg,
free and Pickled 'i'ripe 8c. Fresh Ground Bones for Chickens
Cheese 10c. Every Tuesday and Il‘riday
Liver Wurst the
this flu is the stat immune. All this of Palm II
III! level hath Pam.
canoe sea on reassures.
Norwalk Chronicler