. .h .‘ ‘ '?~ _t mum-mods: Onemonlhflouhrsr mtlakmmonths. Money mum J J o I...» - ~ -' nosbsr. enormous 2.1m .. ans-onsta- urns—mm." "To M'sad'lhr Isle" advertisements. aotax. \ mamma- tirnaflazthras titans. “‘wumm sauna nttioas. lac.- lmdlls. Mandamus nonnative. fished. flaunt-tormented advertisements to: “OIWWIL . " Mn“). “TIE—By malell M Delivered by new-hm. inc a week. bthoearrisr. WKOMOI—No. lie Washington street. heath Norwalk; telephone call. 33—6. Branch ‘ case. No. is Wall street. Rorwallt: tslephonv .1 call. us t. l onnnsvoa'rloae should In allcaa. hv - adduced to ‘ ' Till "nurse Blll'l'n‘ll. 80m Noawau. Con. hepald The Evening Sentinel has a circula- tion in the town of Norwalk and its suburbs larger. considerably. than the utilised simulation of the other three local dailies Oar press room is al- ways open to advertisers The highest point of the thermometer for the twenty-fourphou ending-at noon >, today was 60 0 degrees a ve zero. Iinisiora Almanac for Tomorrow. , Sun rises | Sun sets High tide l Low tid at 7:01 I at 4:24 at aft. 1 at 5:50 TWO TRAINMEN KILLED. Derailrnent of No. it on thy» Lsekawanno Road Caused by Train Wreckers. Sruacuss. Dec. 3,—Paescnger train No. 8 on the Delaware, hackawanna and Western railroad, which, left Syracuse at 10:10 last night, ran“ into an open switch at Prcbln‘ten miles from Cortland, and telescoped three freight cars. The engine of the passenger train was completely recited, and the baggage and mail cars and two coaches caught fire from the blaze under the wrecked holler and were con- sumed. ' The engineer, fieorge Young, was in‘ stantly killed. and the fireman, Webster Roof, was taken from the debris by the passengers in a dying condition. The sleeping car was the only one saved. So- .hody was seriously hurt, except the engii . user and fireman. The baggage and‘tuail werealmost all saved. The freight station at Préble caught fire from the wreck and was burned. . The switch at the scene of the disaster was found blocked. Somebody had tam~ with it with the deliberate intent evidently of wrecking the train. The members of the "Bowery Girl" 'oompa’ny were on the train, en route to ‘ New York. The scenery of the company was all destroyed; KILLED THE WRONG MAN. A Gene-co County Farmer Kills Ills Em- ployee. Mlatalring‘lllm Foi- a Burglar. Bs'ravu. N. Y., "1,801’2.fiA ,rrible tragedy took place at the house of, Willis Broughton, located. about three miles my! Carin. in'the towix of'llaricn. ‘ Broughton was awakened by a noise in theyard, andsoring a1persiin’ coming\to- th ward the house took him ‘ for a“. burgla and arming himself with'an ax secreted himself in the; Woodslmd. . When thv'finn entered the shed. Brough‘ton struck hilt: " five times’on the lli'flilMWllll tbri b do of the as, inflicting fatal wourids..£heti a .Xul'ig‘ht \vas tit’Cllr15(l:Ill'4lu§DIOIl'W. horri- plied to fludrth‘c supposed burglarwashis hired man, William Banning. aged 20 ~ “1., years"? ' _ " Jill Breakers Frustrated: l .. Amour, Dcc. ".—-.\n attempt to break A‘lboty county ml “was frustrated last night?" Count’lil , Shinhurn, William B own, “writing FIJI” for bank burglary; . . pmosxflahill- ~indicted- for attempted ‘murder; Arthur Mauve and Henry hiicklo. held for petty ion-en were di- .~ reetiy concerned. Sheriff Thriye . . assistants rushed into sthe "‘hold" :and 11nd Cabin 'sitwi'ng away at the bar of e of tth‘udows, almut 1.5 feet from the‘ floor: The plot. h‘Rd been discovered . Earlier, but the would be jail breakers ,were allowed _ntovhi'ork until ail'were up» prehendod.-‘ ‘ ‘ . ' \ . : '3, Canav- ‘ Ll .‘Jiooni I'i'or Another Mini. s’ ‘ DENVER, Dec. L'.——Thti.cirreér of Cripple « ‘Qrsek may be rgp‘eahed and. possibly» eclipsed-'lry West Creek, which is within. 50 miles of Denver and a most" in sight, at the dome of the capitol. The greatest ac- . 'ti‘vity nowprevaiis among the whine and prospectors and'town site br'ioiuers. Two stage lines are' kept busy betw'eeu Reck- . lend Park and West Crhck and None be; ‘9' tween Piatt Station and there 1p. Two ‘ towns,:Tyier and Pemnorton,.hare been established. and. there are nearly, l,000 people at the camp.’ - t, _ .. . , ~ Fjora Monumeh‘t to John Brown. emulates» Dec. 2,—Thc colored poo pie.ofvProvidencc‘bave decided to impugn} rate a national moyement toward the erection‘of a monuinent to John Brown 41: Hayper's'h‘erry. A meeting will be held today‘to celebrate the . hirty-sixth “unin- versiiry of John Brown s death. and s cps ,will be taken to have the colored p1. )ple ' ofother states co-operate. ‘ ‘ Uprising In Ecuador. Panama, Dec. 2.—-—A nun-her of Room dorian emigrants at Paste have publicly organized an army to invade Ecuador for the purpose of overthrowLng the recently established government of President Al— , fate." This revolutionists are within sight of the garrisoncd towns of ’l'ulcau and Iberra. and an attack is expected hourly. vi .. . no Battloah'lp Maine. Newman R. 1., Dec. 2—1119 battle» ship Maine returned here from Portland. - She will probably remain about a Week, during which time she will be inspected by the board of inspection and survey. 'I'Io Boa kobolllon Bonn-oi. lesson, Dec._'2.--A dispatch from (in; capital .of the Portuguese possession in India. says that the revolt there against the government has been suppressed. Suicide at Glover-ville. Giovanni-11.1.3, N. Y.. Dec. 2.--.lacob Outer, so years old, of this city omumit- - ltd suicide with laudauum. . leo'ol the Keane; Insults. are, Dec. 2.-—The Kennehec river has fresco over for the.“ time - day at Usquepaugh, u'village in the,luni_-‘ 4‘ _bering district scveitmllcs from Kingston. . 4 .And Coughs “Early in the Winter I took a a severe .coid which evclopfll into an obstinate, hacking cough, which troubled are for nine weeks, in spite of“ medical aid. . “was Cherry Peciorai recommended me. I began to to 'c it, and inside of 24 hours [was relieved. That one bottle cured me. and i cannot speak too highly of its excollcnce."—.\Irs. E. E. lloscll, Eaton, Ullio. Highest . Awards at World’s Plait. “ AFFAIRS IN CUBA. Games Gives Orders to lieraii Trains and Burn Plantations. TAMPA, l-‘la.. Dee. 2.—-Spanisb papers arriving here say that in Remedies a train was derailed on the 28th ult. The .engine and cars were destroyed by fire. The block car was defended by a few tiered. They Were escorted to Salamunca station and released. In Santa Clara, at Monro ()s‘curo, Gener- al Gomez engaged Colonel Zubia. The fight lasted two hours, the Spanish loss being 3:: dead. The insurgents had sever- al Wounded: none dead. Llrabel, com— manding 3.000 men. is marching toward Matanzas. * ‘ Tobacco planters in Remediiis’ have been prohibited from planting. General Games has issued the followingproclamation: 'irst.—After Dec. 1 small detachments of our army will proceed to derail all t 'ins‘ by dynamite. ‘ ,Seconde—Country people whose real- dances are located on main roads will move their houses back some 30 yards. Third—Any one advising the Span. lords of our whereabout will be dealt with as an enemy. Fourth—All wire fences must he raised by the owners, otherwise they ,will be cut. Fifth—Any one endeavoring to sell the products of his plantation in any city or town will be hung. - HE NEE-:11 CAME. seek. Investigation Showed This General Utility Mon Hod Bounckod the Iloluo. RAIIWAY, N. J.. Dec. 2.--About ten days ago John MeCabe got a position as general utility man on the homestead of ex-Counellman llenike of this city. The man was pleasant in his ways and soon won the confidence of the house. On Friday night he was left in charge of the place, and upon the return of the family he opened the door.- He put on his hat and coat. saying he Would be bsckJn hm oncour, but he failed ' to keep his word. nvestigation showed that he had been‘ran. cking the house. . , Thefloss will not be known for some time. The robbery _was reported to police adquaricrs, where )icCabo was known as having served ‘a’term in Sing Sing for forgery and six mohths on lilackw'ell's Islamidoi beating other in Recorder 'Goi‘f's allies in 3‘."- ,York cityhccause more was refused 1' . " . r U...” “K--- \ 13¢; iary rm infill. Lemuel- District. imilz‘rosrR. 1., Dec. i—Ncw‘s reached here o a series of“ ineendinryliires ycst‘er-l A sawmill and giveml other,bui’ldings were destroyed. and Nelson Nowell,,;tho foreman of the mill, and Edward Briggs were badly burned. Ali'tbc burned prop 'erty was owned by Marcus ll. 111.212.1119: Kingston: The total loss ls‘Avestimatcd at. 825,000. . 'llolrner‘l-‘qund 'Galltfi .' . Locsroar, X. Y.. ”9?- 2,—Tl1ejury in' 1 the ‘casd‘ of Joshua} S...I:lclmer, ex prosi; dent of the wrecked Merchant‘s" bank, re- turned a.verdict of guilty, with n recom- : mendation for clemency. An appeal will uponflwbich Helm was tried charged him with having will ully dcceivud the state. bank caa'mincr as to the condition bf the Merchants' hank‘on'b'cpt. 10,.1b03. Railroad Accidents‘ln Pennsylvania. l \"HAimtsmuio. lice. 2.—The, returns to the department of internal affairs of the steam railroads I operating in rl’ennsyl-v'a- ma shows'thut 1,535 persons were killed and ‘10,4207 injured by them during the fiscal yourpndedJune 30111.“, (if those killed :30 were passengers—HT employees and 1,107 other persons. The- passengers injured numbered. lllzl; employees, 8,:iiti; other persons, 1,1113; . Karen mmwun the “'oods. Ernst-11.1»;- N. ii.,'i)ec. .:.'.—-'i‘bo body of John g‘llbtlllh‘VDU disappeared Thanks- giving' day. new found in some Woods near thcilinstlaie railroad station. Abbott had been ill for a long time and left a.l.et~, eter When he Went away Thursday saying hewasgoing to kill himself. A Comnserdlal Traveler's Suicide. naming. I s.,’ Ilse. " A. stranger, eridontlya ["6101an men, committod‘sui- cide on \V’aba.h_,train No. 4. He was ‘on his, way from r't. Louis to (Ilficago. Just as the train pulled out of liiue Mound he shot himself in the right temple. The man was’ahout 33 years old. . , ~_— Boys Escape From on lmlnatrial‘ School. Masonssrsa N. H.. Dec. 2.—Six boys in the Industrial ‘schooi escaped. While the boys were lining "up to go to the din- lng room six of: the most di-speratezchar- acters in the school fled through a gate. which they broke down. Three of them were captured later. ‘ ‘ Soils-d by Woman Employee. Oswsoo, 1’. Y., Doe. 2,—Mrs. Helen Barnes. wife of Attorney Charles Barnes of Uswego. who as been separated .for fourlysara from her husband and who during that tip) has been employed by Chappell. Bacon (20., dry goods mer- chants uf lv'ul as cashier and clerk.“ has been discover . to have systematically robin: m of are?! 1.000., Seven thou; sand 0 . w ich aha hadon depot it Osqu‘ Syracuse, as wall as has dollars' warm of dril- goods. have how sssovwed by the district attorney ‘ ~ ' l ,. ($.11 " «, .1 ..,.l .. members of the civil guard. who surren- . )‘aud mall or take. [0' be taken by the defense. The indictment ‘ w. . . eastbound. “1110.1... .22. no. _ la influential I have‘a remedylbat has cured some hadeases of long standing.- For One Week I will give . . , A TRIAL BOTTLE FREE to any sufferer. Ask for HALE’S CURE for ”ASTHMA. HALE. Druggisl. smrolttrlimns. A Tissue Paper Pattern of this Garment lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon. We have made special arrangements with the agents of the celebrated llazur Glove—Fitting Patterns, by which we can present twofrgadcrs some of their very new ' ad choicepst patterns of gar- ments. Full and exhlicit directions for putting together the garments accom- pany each pattern. . i 5531*LADIES M . ATINEE OR TEA JACKET HINTS llY. MAY MAS'I'UX. Funcyustriped Chcne silk in Nile green and ivory white ischoeen for thisvcry dressy matinee. Frills of point-de-genc lace trim thejackct handsomely all around its edges, falling with jabot'cifect on each front from a large'bow of the silk placed . over the bust. The adjustment is close fitting. single host darts shaping the fronts with an centre sen that fits the back with glove- like precision. the shaping below the waist line resulting in stylish flutes or godets. The neck can hecut awy in “V" shape. as shown, or made high, as the pattern pro. rides for both styles. The fanciful draped sleeves are unique in character, the effect being graceful and stylish, an under sleeve is given that reaches to the wrists, over which the draped portion can be arranged or worn without, as here‘ represented. Tea jackets or matinces in this style can be made up very elaborately ingpluin or figured taffeta. rich brocade, crepe. or other fancy silks trimmed with lace and ribbon. India silk, cpshmcreu'or French flannel will make simple and useful jack- ets by, the "Wild. ' ' The quantity of Him-h widt- material 1 required to make this jzlckci“‘for a lady having a twin. bust measure is L’",|yanls: for a twin. size, :5 yards: Torn. lit-iii. size. 0' yards. The pattern, which is No. 0.531. and re- fails for tm-niyl‘ivceents, is out in llt‘c sizes, for a Iii-in. lll~ln.. ilfi~ia.. 2:1 in. and 40 in. host measure. EVENING SENTINEI GIlUPIlil EXT! “.1 L «1’ 1‘0 711le PA'l'THltX l SIZE. OF NO. em E Cut this out. llli in ANY your nan-r and midrw-n ~Sillile‘lanl's Bargain House slag- ' ,. AI)DR'ESS,. 131nm». 56.6531. 2 517.121.-.. Wis ,. . This coupon and l2 viewwlll recline above pattern at rimrtevaut‘s, North Main and Ann win-elm. South Norwallt smallpox on the Cnilfnrnln.‘ New Yeas. Due. ‘2..—'l‘he Anchor line steamer California, which has arrived from Naples and Gibraltar, is detained in quarantine owing, to one of her sieerags pas. from being)" with smullpru.‘ The (Yalkiilrlnlt Xuplos on ,Vm'. 5 with it full cargo and 800 stccmgo passengers. .. “T Prominent Rallrirnri Man Dead. ‘. (livcmsm, Doc. 3—Captain 11. H. Tatum. for ”:23 years auditor of the Cin- cinnati Southern railway. died at his Ill me in Winton place, aged .35. He has for many weeks suffered from'a severe at- tack hi the grip, and“ it was this that caused his death. England's Financial Budget. l 1 00):, l to. 2,—w-Th'o (‘brnniclecxpects that ho budget will amount to U, 000, 000. llalf‘of this will be devoted to the navy. £1,000,000 to the relief of husbandry and .21 0.000 to the endowment of voluntary sell 5. ' ’ Literally Turn to Pieces. ' "cushy, N, Y.. Ilcc. 2.—(Yharles H. lirizzic, aged :32, has caught between two rollers in a paper mill at Pliilmont and ' literally turn to pieces in the machinery. ' “'enllser Forecast. liain or snow; easterly wind, followed by cold wave.’ ' ‘41.... , I395 . '3‘ December. 1805 Suah‘io. Te. Talia! FUEL 1.2. 3.4 § 5 6 _7 13 11 8 l9 1B "112 15,916217 182 @2122251 f 29i 30? 31.1.... .. moon's Peseta. @122 2 222 0113:. 16 222, get“... 9 222 games 222 ' thorium -arm and side-back gores and u. v:- in lip to line RE I 0in Slum. m insele I "I ”08 "II SI NORWA 5.500311% '1 hat you have made as successful we admit and thank you. we could not be so progressive; but you will admit, also. that Our aim peopie of the Norwalks and vicinity; it has regulated prices, out price nearly one-half that you used to pay for Dry Goods, Carpets and Kitchen Furnishings. You don’t have to go to Nyv YorkJor you can get everything you want of us at as low price, if n 1:, lower, than you lose in any store in New York. Hill THIS WEEK, before we advertise our H lids} Goods, we offer ithout your kind patronage has been a boom for the BARGAINS . IN EVERY llE ARTMENT. JACKETS AND caPEs. You may think because we have sold so many that you can’t bel have still the greatest assortment, in all sizes, in Boucle and the latesq $ . 3- 50 5.00 6.98 7.25 7.50 9s50 9.75 I O. 50 I I .98 l 3 50 I4. 98 I 8.75 fitted, that’s a mistake, we large Wale Diagonal, at ‘ l,'. CARPETS. ‘ A Carpet for a Christmas present is more useful than diamonds. ' ‘ 75c Best Tops stry Brussels for 59c. ~ . . 69.: All Wool lngrain for 480. , J ' 50c Linen Warp Matting for 25c. l 250 Best Matting for 17c. . l ‘ g . DRESS GOODS. : . l; . You don’t have to, wait a season before you are shown the latest Fl each styles that are worn in Boston and New York. We have them when first imported DREl PATTERNS, Si, $4.50, 86, 50, $7, $7.50, $5.89 75,312. ‘ l y. ' l (owns and Saxonys,Krl itting 3Yarns and Zephyrs 1' u ,, .YARNs. 1, . J oat received. full line of Imported German —complete color line. ‘ Best quelitv Ger mantownflwuskein, 125s. ‘ l THANKSGIVIG! cies the market affords, etc as well as the largest is Of all times in the. year when you want all of the fine delicl Thanksgiving beadsthe list. For this occasion we have the most compl stock of fine. High Grade. Goods we have ever exhibited Fine Cluster Raisins, 15c, 2 c, 31'c and 350 lb. Extra fancy loose‘ lbs. 25c. The finest line or Citron. Orange and Lemon Peel you ever loo French Glues ()th‘l‘l’lr'il and Pineapples, Figs. Dates, Stuffed Prll Oranges and a large variety of all kinds of Note, Mince Meat, ' Dudley 'l Squash. (lclcrv. Cranberries, Plum Pudding and Sauce, French l’eas, ()lIVes pure. Jami nd .ch ice ' Edmn, Club House, Rouequefort, English, Neuf hotel, Philado White Chm-re. ‘ . ' b - You want absolutely Pure Spices, Kitchen. Bouquet and L'quid Bonnet. k . What’s nicer for Thanksgiving breakfast than a slice of the delici us Ferris Ham or Bacon. We are right in it, ard- don't you forget that you can do better here than anywhere else in ' Raisins, 3 lbs. 25:, and i _ ed upon. nes, Pep Corn. Grapes. Canned Pumpkim and Lamb Tongues, Pickles, lphia, Cream and Fancy ' Thyme, Sage, Poultry seasoniig~a necessary article-.— town. w CHARLES .E. SEYM UR, IEADING BRIilEll, V 33Wl8HIN8l0N. STREET. TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2. l . 101111111 1111111110113 1.4-... c, 11. llSIHiliiPE. Pmplieiur. Hardware :,-=_ Specialties. Saturday. ,BUVS’ AND GIRLS‘ PNEUMIIIC .IIFE v‘illClIlif, an ap—lo date machine at Low Price; rise CHILDREN’S VELocIPEDEs. Just the thins; for 13011 rislmas present for the little foil >1. Plan-t.- your order now so as to have the wheel in lime for Chlstmas. Repairsior’any Stove that's made 1 Eire: Firel! F1 c! 80 ,m .MIMJ'S. ' The Great FirelSaie Two thousand pounds taken from the fire to and sold for the Smallest A‘mount possible. 0c, 10c, 29c andliile r pound. Fl 5' Who can beat it in Fresh Mad Candy? Saturday. 2 Mead’sj’9 W flail and ‘See us at ilur New Store, East End of Bridge ' comm :. 1b.. flood Raisins. ' 1 qls. small .. Lac Be as, 25c , . . 4 lbs. Rest Raisins, 13c Sluts. liargl I as, 2cc . ' . Ribs. “ Cleaned Currants, ‘35c lOIbs. Lee. B ckwheat, 25c . :2 lbs. “ Citron, 25c 10le. Outtakes, . 25c I he New I re :3 lbs. “‘ needless Raisins, 25c bibs. Soda rockers. 25c 1 Qibs. " Apricots. 25c bibs. Milkl rackets fie , :ilbsa ‘ Prunes. 25c L‘pkcs. Besl Buckwheat. 25c 1 THE ONLY , 3 pk . 1N. R. Mince Meat. 1331c -i cans Tomi toes, 25c .- ‘ , . Qt b flood Lard. , ”lie 4 cans Corn 25c Mb. pailCottolene, ' 25c 3 cans Puml kin, 25c STEAM LAUNDRY 2 lbs. Cream Cheese, ‘50 .3 cans Slri Bean 25c . , , 1 l3. a??? Butter, “Jive 2: cans film Beans, 25c ' , ,‘ - , , -_~ . . l . . xe ea. . 25c cans cos I-\ “”41”“ L\ UHF-r.- 1 lb. Ground Coilec, 25.. an». pot Jelly. 2255: 3 lbs. Rest Codiisb. 35¢ 3 lb. pot serves, % Sliiclly First-Glass Wed Assured Careful atigptloa paid to family work. WORK CALLED FOR AND'DE- LIVERED FREE OF CHARGE IN EITHER CITY-M as. T. ERWill.Manager (ll. B. Williams. ll Main street. Norwalk. 3'. Keener 17 North Main mun sguoun, Best in the . mucus Abbi.- .' est. i th rwalk. onions ”“5“", "ion", a m. nus.M airman. , Geog-«grills. sstportandtiangaw .l' l ~ a";
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