Chariots, .
‘ Cheviots,
. . rtcd Cheviots, l0.00‘
aocyggheviots, 3,00
”ported Cheviots, i230,
Z‘Allswool Suits. too, as
i low as 6.00
‘Our Clothing
_ls all of our own make.
We have the advantages
of New York work people
on our Clothing. The
”Chest designers and cutters.
All new goods and bought
at close figures in the very
best market.
. OVERCOATS.
we have planned for a
big trade on Overcoats this
Fall, and our
fine display of
Kerseys and
‘ Oxford Mixed
Coatings will
captivate any-
is
one who
locking for real
up-to-date style
All colors andwclualities from
$6
finest to the cheapest.
to $20.
inoop Quito.
We are ready
to show you a
splendid line of
D. B. Sack Suits.
for business A
popular style in
Blue Cheviot is
particularly
good. You can—
, , not go amiss if
you select one of this style for
comfort and all around general
USES.
DRESS SUITS.
We call attention to a very
neat and plain Clay Diagonal,
just the thing for Dress wear,
and as we have a variety of
styles, shapes and prices, it is
certain we can please your
pocketbook. and our ability to
fit perfectly is too well under-
stood to needlfurther mention.
All our goods are every way
guaranteed.
TROUSERS.
A careful survey of
the stock shows us a
complete line of nov-
elties and staple
goods at prices that
are right.
Men’s trousers as low in
price as $2.00 for real service-
able, well made goods. Also
all the finer qualities up to
$7.50.
We call special attention to
a fine Black Cord—made for
dress purpose—price $6.50.
run—u
, , Hot: 1:
hot .
You Know.
Our line. of Hats is such
‘ thataglance
will. show
you their
real value.
The quality
and make is
of the best,
and they are
all made for
us right here in town.
FurnishingGoods.
sirable goods. The very nervest
things in Neckwear, Gloves,
Hosiery, jewelry and Hand-
kerchiefs, Sweaters, Bicycle
Hose, Shirts, Night Shirts,
and the only store in town
where you can buy Boys’
Furnishing Goods. ,
‘ GLOVES.
You will find everything
here that you can think of
and prices you will at once
recognize as low. Our orders
for Gloves were placed very
early, and although prices
have advanced we give you
the benefit of our early
buying.
UMBRELLAS.
A perfect display of new
goods for the useful Holiday
Gift business and the kind for
every day.
A complete stock of all de~ '
WM a“ Min-smug»...
We run almost entirely on
one make of Collar. It is
the best and is in every way
guaranteed. If not just right
we return your, money for the
asking. Price, is cts. each,
two for 25 cts.
Our lines of
these goods
are right, and
you can get
suited as low
‘ as 25 cents
., ,for a real good
quality. Others at all prices.
SWEATERS
All colors, at popular prices.
$l.25
$2 and 53
all wool.
Great value, at
Others.
This is the best and most
popular shirt made. We
recommend them specially for
dress occasions. Satisfaction.
guaranteed or your money back
or! ,0" my
You can find in
ourstockasehOice
and fine a variety
of Boys' Clothing
as you will see if
you search the
big stores in New
York and our
‘, , prices just as low.
Children’s S'chool Suits, 52,
$2.50, $3, $4 and $5, of
goods we have tried and know
they are right. Extra pants
to match suits if bought at
same time—but we always
have a lot of odd pants at very
low prices.
UXEDO.
Where else
in the city can
you buy Boys’
Tuxedo Dress
Suits?
W e h a v e
everything for
boys” wear, in-
cl u din g all
kinds of F ur-
nishings and
Up - To - Date
Styles.
-——————<.—-—_
REEFER SUITS
for little fellows.
3 to 8 years. a
special style of
our own and ex-
actly right for
small boys.
Ask
them.
to see
Everythl‘aglar ,
*houraimlandwecllnf "
everything neccsal'ybi g _',
ing, Futnishings andflm
. it is the largest
store ., of this kind
in the city, andi‘l'eu
with Best & Co., of . ,
New York, where
by telephone" we
can order anything not in
our stock.
Cape Overcoat: ‘
A sensible real coldweather
coat, made in both fine and
cheap grades of cloth and the
always popular ' I
ULSTER.
A plain but good
style for school or
We have
this style as low as
$3 each, for ages
driving.
6 to 13.
We are
Building Trade;
And having established
confidence in our deal-
ings, We are determined.
to keep up the standard
of quality and low prices.
If a customer is at all
dissatisfied with any goods
purchased of us we would
appreciate it if reported at
once, that we may make
suitable remuneration.
~49.» , —... ____“
W. A. Benedict & 00., W. A. Bonodlct & 00., W. A. Benedict & 00., W. A. Benedict & 00., W. A. Benedict & 00., W. A. enedict & 00.,
south llorwalk, Norwalk, 500th Norwalll, NOI'WBIK. South llorwalll, Norwalk,
Conn. . Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn.
O o '9 a 3n dun: . I M“... MT: 5 “NM ”mu" E .
BUFFET—ED BY. GALES' T;::;:;:‘ it'ovm 2:.‘~r'i‘hcr: sliiilpz‘nony PANIC. AT. A FA'R' New Yollli,p..\"lll:‘.’ 3933;: a third pm; W ”a No: ,,_,'_):ins :gnph-m TELEGRA?&E..EREVIT.ES'
Overdue smmm Arrive at the Port at American studcnts attending the Ontario litany Pony-Io “'oro Injured at a Church
Philodolphin.
Pnluunurnm, Nov. 2il.-—Tho Red Star
lino steamer Illinois, Captain Boynon,
has reached this port, a week overdue.
The Iiilnolc left Antwerp Nov. 6, and two
day- later was seen southeast of Start
point, since when, up to her arrival oil the
Delaware cape. Wednesday morning. she
has been builctod by a succession of hard
mules, reaching lit times hurricane force.
and owopt by mountainous sons. The chip
was kept on hor course throughout the on-
tiro time. but somc days mudc scarcely ll
mile an hour. Her boat day's work won
168 miles in the 24 hours. while the over-
on runs did not reach 100 miles. For sov-
orul doyll during the height of the storms
rho made less than 50 miles in the day,
while on one occasion only 34 knots wcrc
mind off. Among h0r‘283 passengers two
death were reported-who n mun, and
the Iooondo child Both deaths were the
result of noturnl causes.
The American liner lndlunu, Captain
Boa“ arrived irom Liverpool uiicr ll tom”
paintin- voyage. 0n the 18th inch, dur-
ing 3 furious gulls, oil was mod on the
port bow with successful results.
The [Corn linu steamship Hunthery. (‘np-
tnin Harding, arrived from St. Juno with
ll cargo of iron are. On board were cxpuot-
cd two Cuban roiugooll, but tho report of
thcir coming by thin ship proved inllu. Ac-
cording to tho Hulllhury, things in tho vi«
olniiy of tit. .logo are gutting vory worm.
and lympllthy for tho llllllrllontll ll grow
in: llll the limo.
BURNED TO DEATH.
m of c llirlinlc land to Bunpiclcnc cl
Foul Play.
301““), Dillon. Nov. lath—(looms P.
Calhoun wont to Worcester, and, odor rc-
Illrlllng to hi0 homo. hil barn was burned
and hoperirhcd In the humor. Bic chm-d
body was found in tho ruins. and the tool
that thorn were blood lpctc on the collar
well Ind that hill watch ill missing loud-
Ohl picnic of Rolland to bcliovc that it ll
a our 0! foul play.
Ir. Golhcuu wont to the born to con
tor the hon“. He was never Icon llllvc
Ililr’ihu. 'i‘hcrc arc moral clerics a to
tho limo ct thcflrc and when Ir. Col-
“are“ ““3” “’3... l i
A. m, on cum our
of Gardner. who made ll carolul nomina-
tion of the body and the surroundings,
It! horn in consultation with District M-
Pnrhcr, and the origin of tho ilrc
M ill 0! Ilr. Calhoun will he invali-
[IM-
“6;!“ .5 no:
W, Noll. Nov. liill-u'l‘hc jury in
“00”me stllmurllu our
mum-mam «1‘ng I‘lufdofig
mm c cow
mil h- huu convicted on hi0 third
Milli-uplo-
wot ohmic!
new mulled.
conviction raulicl
soc-I
Veterinary college, and yesterday being
Thanksgiving dny across the line. they
sought to honor the event by raising the
stars and stripes in one of their lecture
rooms. To this, however. the Canadian
students objected, 0nd rndciy bullied down
the ling, though they mot with 0 vigorous
resistance. 'l‘hcn ensued it two light, nov-
orul on both sides being slightly injured.
though none curiously.
General Hungully'l Trill Bonn.
HAvAiIA, Nov. 2ll.——'l‘hl~ triul of Gonor-
al Julio Slinguliy. the Cuban louder, whc
was arrested on Full. 24 by liovurnor lion-
0ral Culicju on tho churuo oi‘ iilogul acts
against the Spanish govurnmolll. hull bo-
gun. Gonorui Snnguliy hall been confined
in tho Cnbnnus fortress Among the npuo
tutor: in the courtroom were ilunlon 0.
Williams. l'llitod Stilton consul general,
and several iudlcs.
Trolley [Hill (lne: annrn Two.
BALTXMORR. Nov. flit—A trolllly "or on
ilhc 0in and Suburbull lino crushed into
a carriage of J. ilough (.ioltnlun. u prcml‘
nont moroblmdlnu llrukur, killing John
Berry, tho colored cmlobluun, and auvcroly
injuring Mr. and Mrs. lilillilllllll.
Born Ilurllcn llt Work.
CAlllJlltlt, Pit. Nov. all—er born he
longing to thc ’lmi'icr outniu lluur horn.
together with night honor and woven cows.
wall llulltroyl-d by ilro. Lil”, $8,000. Till
iiro ill llcllcvoli to lawn been of incendiary
origin.
Stevenson Ania In Washington.
WAl-Illillll‘rllhl. Nov. lid—Vim l'rcllidcni
Biol-0mm. accompanioll by his wilc and
daughters. arrived in Wollhinlrtcn for ihl
congressional «onion. They are qllllmrod
lit the Normnluilo.
Merchant (Issuer's not lune.
AlmlfliY mull, N. .l.. h'ov. 9il.-Jlllllul
(lunar, ll morehnut, llhot himself hero.
curler, it ill lucid. had been one cores,
and, it ill boilcvcd. rcnlom muccd him to
“he his lilo.
Wouldn'thotlro to (ho Inn. '
Silvana“. Nov. illl.--Ex.(lcnyruclnu
Blood was here to locum on has cilvcr.
Only one cont. had boon cold, Ind Ir.
Blood coiled the lecture cl. '
Pill-ll of people illlvll pllcll, but Dowm'r
Witch Hanoi Salvo will our- that. thn
promptly applied it cures scold— and
burns without the ullgmi pain. l-‘.. P.
Weed a: H, C. Bullpen.
“l accord beluga ccuilrmcd dyspeptic
by taking Ayrr’ll Pills in time." This ill
the experience oi many. Aycr’ll Pills,
whethovlls lln Almoiuuer pill or lull n
remedy for liver compiliui. indigestion.
mutually, mm brush. and mum. are
invaluable.
“noncommihccflp. .
0mm Dual 0!!! ill i will!
we. or wasps. culm-
nncdybrmu. worm and
l “W willmplculvuio.
I-Zuierllllnllmnt In "Mo.
Woosrlzll, 0.. Nov.
progress of it church iulr boronn llmlluillc-
crowd was parked into lilo city armory,
where 0 lump in one of the booths explode
ed, setting ilru to tho druporirs and Miss
Myrtle Elsor. un nttcndunl. A rush fol
the single uxii followed, ill which dozens
of women and children were trulnplcd
upon.
Fully 100 persons Jumped or wure
thrown from windows, ilinlly bclnll bulliy
out by glues.
Mr]. Cnroy MoKou of Johnson was
thrown through 0 window, sustaining lll~
jnrlus which will likely prove filial. .lull
nlc l‘lllllulll. ll lll-yulirvolli cripple, could
not help hursolf luld rceolvud lllturllul ill
jurlcs which will cullllu her death.
Mr». .‘llillorll Snyder and Mrs. fiburl.
worc trnmplud by tho crowd. Molly olllcrl
were more or loss injured.
BIG COAL SHlPMENTS.
Nearly 15,000,000 llllniloin Hunt Down the
liiwlr From I'llhlhllr‘.
l’l’l'i'rlllllllli. Nov :‘il-«Xcurly fl,’J('ll,illll",
bullllcill or cool \vcru nlnriml down the l‘lv
or. making it lolnl gillngnut on this rim
cl ullllllt ib,lll)il,00ll llllllllulu. 'l‘bu rlwr l.~
llow rocmlilllr rllplllly, unll llil' low-o will:
bonlll liruwinlr scroll l'l'ot lnii ham M ii
up buioro I'I'lii‘lilllil l‘illl'llllmll
A wreck lit illiilll hillll'll iaiullll. uwlll
Fcu'lckly. (‘llilllml n loan of ‘Ifutullll lllllllll'll'
of cool llllll tho llilllriull oi lilo baryon.
The iron dun, lowing right harm-ll ‘ll
iron and lllvul lur (Illlrll. bl within"! at
ll‘rlwllmll. and up loll lulu hour hull llol
lulcnomlmi in uniting: ull‘. llmruruo ropro
ocull about 32 iii. 000.
lawnr Polar 'l'omllnll ”and.
Chum-2s. N. .l,, Nov. nil—«Ono of Now
.illrluy'll lllllusl. ulld bowl. known inwyllrll,
Pillar V. Voorlloml. lllcll ut hill hollloln
this city. ”0 our born on ll lnrm in flour
crlwi county on July l2, own. and look
up the lltluly of law lionpllo MI iothor'l
wlcholl. Mo was ll llllllllpiclloull success.
i."-"l hill llonltil lailod, llhcut two you“
. he won chiol counsel in Now .1
o tho Pennsylvania Boilmlld or
.M the time of his (lath ho troll
of the Camden Batu Deposit
com ny and a director or
cry crryccmplmy. Holes
In
,. _. retail on
a»... ...
licorice
hr “I.”
All ll remedy for all! of Headache
EIcoiric Bitters llllll prov to be the very
‘lil—lluring the ,
but. it enacts ll permanent euro and the
loot dreaded hcmllllll sick headaches
yield to its influence. We um All who are
uliiictcll to procure a bottle, llud give this
remedy 0 fair trial. in mm of habitual
constipation Electric Bitten enroll by giv-
ing the needed was lac the bowls. and
Mausoleum chosen! this media
cine. Try it cuss. filly cairn coll cm
W
all}. C. Mimi’s III I. P. Wud'o Dru] h
story window at 177 liudlow «trout Root
Welnstock. is years old. jumped to her
death. A watchman, ono Muir‘ibbon. Will .
passed along the street, discovered bel-
lifeless body. The woman lived in the big
tenement with her husband and six chil-
dren. She had recently returned home
from a hospital. when) she had been
placed on account of trouble with her
head. it ill buliowd thnt shu become in-
none during tho night, and. without din ‘
curbing her family, raised tho window
and leaped out.
Milo. Bho- Vlnlto Cnrdln-l Gibbons.
BALTIMORE, Nov. flit—Milo. llhcu. tho
nctrcu, was among those who culled you
tonlny to pay their respects to ('nrllinul
Gibbons. 'i‘bn prcintu and tho netrelll con
versed lll French. and tho tbuluc oi thuil
talk was the stage. The ullrlill‘lnl depicted
the fool. that lhoro Mil not. lnoro notorl
and actresses who are dovotod to tho ole
vntinn of their profusion, und Milo. libcn
urged that tho public ill to billlnu for pal.»
ronizlng tho lowul‘ kinds of lurcuccln
odlcl.
llyyuiu Kill-Ill by Fire.
(lllltlth‘lllll‘llll, ind. Nov. L’il.-A 1m.
llmiilil woo burnt-ii llcrc. ulld obnrrrti ixllim
of human beings, uvlllmlilylhoau of on
adult and 0 child. wcro diatom-crud ill tilt
uhol. ’l'lvo wookllulloll band of gyprlol
—-llllvcll mun und ilvc wolllun, hl‘lliilim WV 5
«ml children-«look plmlolllliun oi tho but. i
'l‘ho gyplllcll worn soon ”I'll? horn. and
there wcrll but. four women and two alrll
with illoln. Tim lllmlm dilloovcrcd were
those of tho missing wumllll und child.
shot While "notion.
E‘l‘llh. N. .l., Nov, Elke-vlihnl'lll'l 110mm.
1:! yours old, was idiot and probnbl inlnl-
ly hurt whllo hunting In tho w: l maul
his homo. llo hllll boon aunt in the illicit
couch hospital, llllhcuuh ii in not be
ilcvcd his lilo can ho sand. The boy inch
his initial". gun and started to hunt rub
hill. About three hours uncl- helm holnl
he will lcuud lying in the wood: by Frank
lin Prom. pilot in the atom-ch. The gun
was accidentally dicohnrgcd.
You! rich! in o the. more.
JAII'II. ind. Nov. warm moo was
hot and killed by Dr. Bruin! llilloll, c
rum-i cl "mil. Pike county. Dr. llll»
loll runs a smell drug rum in tho town.
Among ihocoioun n. in hill rich wort
C. W. Dillon. tho mum’s broihcr: Alon.
under Hooray old a companion. A light
limo between (t W. lliliml cud Hooray
over some trifling mutter. Dr. Dillon shot
“my and hill companion. ml hull llci
hurl placed :lzlcr moot.
rim, wu {lmmmumuwllcl
loll. Florida, says he cured ll M of dim
rholll of long standing in all: hours, with
one small bottle of (.‘hcrllhorlsill’ll Colic,
Chains and Will»: Remedy. What
oplmllt surprlcllihu lnlm hm been
will. rollover. such tool-ell m not an
moi with this comedy. 10 my in»
onlycuccrtwudcrlnuo lrcll
. ltm'
fl
”a county
Hmuriwr and Mr. Svllsllll linhor, in young
couple v.) n l"l'r'| -- u-n i~l lm lillil‘l‘lllil. well
\\'l|ll\iil",‘ nu 15'.- lmv'k; l i the i’l'llllsylvnlllu
rullrwl l‘zl t'. ’-" way in n li.‘ll'.| l-. A train
slrlll'l; illlll klwl'iml imlh over [till (not.
killing {bull :ll~:::l.ily.
fiilll'kynrll liar-ml lillrnr-ll.
lilwllm, Nov iii-Tm» i'lrgu lmrlls b0
innulllg in lbw lilNlIlll lln'l Allulllyrllil-
mud l'l llu: lll‘li!liillll mlr‘kyurd-l “'0er (in
ntroyl-ll by llll llll‘l'l‘lllul‘y lire. A lurm
qullniity of buy vmlml by A. \‘.’. Monroa
was lull‘lltli, 'l’illv lulul icing slfl,llli0'
l
covered by lil-‘lli'illil‘l‘.
Arrlllontuily Killed Hill Daughter.
l.l\'l'ul,x. .‘li‘ll. Nov. 2il.~A. ll. Nich-
lll‘l. :l illrlnlvr living burn, ul'l'idellllllly
killed his daughter. lll' wustryilll: to sub
illll' ll (mulled-l lilir'ill. Picking up 0 club.
bu throw ii at tho ullilllnl, and it llll'lillll
hill llllill lluulfllvr llll ill-l bond. kllilllp
bur ilmlonliy.
Alolnndor illlllnu’ “'lll.
PAN“. T‘im. ‘J!l.~~'l'll'> will «if iiil' lull
Alcxulldl-r lllllzlnu prohibits lilo public»
llnn or lbo pvllolillllul'uol’ any poa‘lllu
lllouu worka or [rlilj'li which may llo found
in hill lllllillllll‘l‘llil-l
hillrrllul Ill Hollow".
«taxman, \. it. Nov. vita—Mimi Hillel
llullc hiillurll wun married in Sir. William
l'lulril‘k. .lr . [L'i‘iflililill‘r llpzlllli lli tiill l‘l'llll'
llylvllnln rnilromi ui Allulllic (lily.
rim Mailman lhviinoo.
Nllw Ylllili. Nov :20 —-i\'.lllnnnd (3. Stud
mun. lilo lmukur pout. hug .lrlpllnml lilo
ofirr of tho umv lllilinun l'ilflll" in English
lltcrnluru at Ylllu university.
Wullln Fermi»,
Fair; warmer; nonthorly winds.
A cup of muddy rodeo ill not. whole
some, neither lllll bottle of muddy molli.
elm. One way to know ll reliable and
skillfully prepared blood-purifier is by its
freedom from sediment. Aycr'll Bnmw
rilluill lliwllys bright and sparkling. ho-
coullc it ill lln extract and not a decoration.
m .
Aceton lll harming.
m
For ll min in the side or chest there in
nothing so good or ll piece of flannel dam»
polled with Chomhcrldn’l Pain Balm and
bound on over the out of pain. it moral
prompt and mount relief and ii uscd
in lime will often prevent a cold from rc»
suiting in rmeumcuilt ‘l‘llis llama "03%
ml ill a sure cure for lame back. For
sale by 0. C. Bulls-co. drugglli.
One Minute (tough Cure is rightly
named. it words instant relief
from mama; when colloid with ll
men couch or cold. It our on the
throat, bronchial touch, and lunar col
whil- lc cm W unit. I}.
EWcfiflflfiJifli-u
Representative J. J. Wilson 0! Keanth
county. in., committed suicide.
Peter Shocmn, while 0t work on the
new bridge at Boividcro. N. .Y., fell from
the structure to tho ground. sustaining
fatal injurior.
Fire in Detroit destroyed alive story
apartment house. entailing o loos oi
$45,000. Many people were in tho budd-
ing, but all escaped.
Miss Mnry l‘. Phllbrook, the first wom-
un lawyer in New Jersey. made her first
prol‘osslonul appearance in the orphans’
court in Elimllulh.
.lubcz S. Balfour. who Winficonvictcd in
London of frauds in connection with the
Lands Allotment company, was sentenced
in H yours' pnnul servitude.
Frllili'i'll‘k llllwullklllnp, aged 55, war
nttuckod by laws throwing snowballs in
front of his home. One icy ball hit him
in tho stomach, and he fell dond.
Exilm'urnor 'l'houms .~\. Osborn lor-
wurdoll lo Wimbllmton u bin bundle of po-
titlonll slunml by 7,000 Kunllllnll roqllolt—
inlr l'lmgl‘ulsllllml uctiun ill the Waller
CM”.
Lord \l‘urkworth. oldest. son 0! Earl Por-
cy. bus lilil'll eloctud to tho llclltin the
boullo of unmrllollll luulluvucunt by the
oluvutioll or MrAlg-vrnon ilurtllwlck (now
Lord iiillncorscl to the house of lordl.
Hill! lto-ralml Will. not llama On.
Thu llllo Empress Augusto of Germany,
when ulul rr-vvlvvll ut llcr lullllill than
annals not “‘1'“ known to her, invariably
uppourcli llulllro llil‘lll ill 0 l'lllllk lllid bon-
llul. ilully instill-l Slumlri, not long bolero
lilo dwrlh of tho (liiivl'l‘fill, nullcd upon her,
and found bur llrlvlllloll ml {or an afternoon
drive, but. lilo boom-i. «he were shone guy
with dillmoud Ul'llliilll'lli! und flowers. I
muomimr, too, that when our charming
linger. M mo. Albuni (lyo, WM commended
for on ulllliohor. rho woo ll iliilc startled,
on being ullmrnli into the room, to iind tho
omprclul lying on 0min mind from head to
tool in tho brightest rod and wearing a roll
bonnet. ilur mulmty had I unwind!
fragile appearance, but her two bore the
impress of intellect and omlohillty. 8b
talked on this cecal-ion of Encluld,
how much she admired the country.“
lto inltinulcnl. it was wondcrrul how
well postal upchc seemed to boil: tilcpuia
lilo. of the three hingdoml. When ht
31min both; her ndiou. the unproc- has.
pretty cllnwm of promoting ouch in turn
with a bunch of violets or roam-Woman
It Home.
an alarm and gun allover llllouid nova
ho hoot turning in a sleeping room, tor.
having no connection with o chilnncy
null. lhry :hrnw pctncncur carbonic mills
into the air of tho npnrtmont M m it
unfit tor inspiration. All oil lamp, loft
burning all night, in hell dough, hut-ll
all do" lo '08.
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sud aggravates the discus. instead of
waiting, try Ono flinch Cough (illrc'. it
helps ct coco. inching normal-scion cosy.
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