rim its ayatolla— headquarter“: ,
In flew York. ‘I’hrev‘emn one" mo. . .
nurturedmlinatheirnamesa ad~ ‘ ,,
m.- W. '1'. finlllvaa and B. van. ' ‘
bathe! Lees. Ills" and I! ll. Baguette!
Themsevllle. lie. The rte were made
at the Clinton street a as the man
~weraabont to take a train tor Jersey City. ,
Three cthera, believed to he a green goods .
man with a braced elation. by '
taking a min for Philadelphia. an.
theritles have an address inflict city. and
m were season In Enhance! getting.
these men. In detach at “.500 Ind! Mon
gen was held by United States Commie
sinner Beett tor a hearing next Tuesday.
Bolllvaa was released on Mill ball. which
he care In each lie Is held as a witness.
The other two were discharged.
' The arrests were made by Joesph A.
Britten, chief of the New York Society
For the Enforcement at Law: lleteotlvea
Aehar and Underwood at the society, (len-
cral Edgerton, chlet ot the poatol’dce in-
spectors. and Deputy Inspectors Holden
and German at Philadelphia, aided by the
local detective force.
While rustlcatlng at Mnrshalla Corners,
Pa, noently Mr. Britten met one C. W.
Stone. who allowed a olrcnlar‘lrorn Email.
nel Gray. Uh Harrington street, Florin
Z GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Storell
4‘0 and 42 W a“ Stl'BCt Natwalk' ten Induced titans to wire Gray, and the
a“ ‘ " ' , , ., . dispatch was transmitted Irons Flushing
' ‘ . 'to Brooklyn. where It was'dellvered to
Morgan. The detectivea'euepeet that the
telegraph operators at Flushing and
Brooklyn were lmpllrated In the scheme.
An engagement was arranged for the Unit-
ed mates hotel, Trenton, where Morgan
and Stone. Sullivan, Benoit and Haven
were with Morgan, and they were to go
toJcrsey City, where the transfer of the
green goods was to have been made. Stone
gained the confidence of the man and kept
Headquarters for the latest styles in
ADIES’ AND GENTS’
FOOTWEAR
{00.00.
for!
no. no. a.» headquar-
here. Ila mailer how I
liltls or how much yemniend .55...
tape; for that new creme! '
it I; here. mady to put on
and buttoned llo foreleg
with the radar, no' chance of
a poor- lit—you try
in sleeves.
double these prices.
$20. 825. 830. Men' 8 and boys’.
Got a ner Derby' In mind?
you can think of: too.
We Sell
Tennerls Gloves,
Dents Gloves,
Earl & Wilson Collars,
Stonemnn’ s Underwear,
The C'rofut & Ifnapp flats.
Sate/day evenings.
the detectives informed of their move-
“10.118.
Enamel Cork Sole,
Box'calf Cork Sole,
OUR BUYERS SHUT OUT.
. Consul General Lee Fails to tales Be-
lief For Tobacco Dealers.
Havana, via Key West, Oct. ill—The
attempts of Consul General Lee to obtain
Tan Cali Cork Sale, in
for American buyers the release of tobacco
Bu" Dog erecian and LUdgate Toes glut purchased or contracted for by them
. i , here previous to Captain General Weyler II
"Obby and up'tO'DatC! :einhargo decree have so far been unsuc-
cessful, despite the assurances of the Span-
' Ieh foreign adieu to Secretary Olney that '
' . . . ' ' . relief should be granted. Several Ameri-
Ladies’ lmISIblc Cork Sole Shoes, somctlnng Warm and . m “We“ mm arohere ”Wand“.
stylish;
‘ elsion to embark leaf bought last spring
Ladies Box Calf Shoes In Lace and Button.
and since stored in Havana, owing to the
refusal of the customs authorities to allow
» shipment.
benarnl Weyler' s. decree was given under
. agreement with the Spanish tobacco mo-
.nopoly and Has one cigar manufacturers,
‘ 1 who paid a big sum to have American
L VER’ 3 DO" BLE SHOE STORE leaf buyers shutout; hencelt cannot well
’ be rdimlacd. \ny exceptions made under
gpressure from Washington would be re
garded by the agents of the mono} oly and
5 the llarana laelory men as an act of bad
Iaith on General ll'cyler.
I
NORWALK, CONN.
"’Everylmdy’s Shoes Shined Free.
A Pair 0! Rogue Barons.
‘ Darvon, (lot. :21 «General Wheaten
, and edict-rs of the l' nited States army in
this city hose {or amoral works been
i handsomely entertaining two Germans "I
distinguished appearance who gave the
names of iiaron eon Livotzow and Baron
van fiackdlitrlafr’ and me they were oili-
cere of the llcrnmn army. They represent
WE ARE ASKING
Your Special attention to our
OIL HEATERS,
From $3.60 to $12.00.
NOW iS THE
TIME!
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to fight 11]) V0111“ home thesepselvee at the QuiI-inahesterday and oiTer-
long and dreary evenings. C
I ' ‘-
helore you buy. It 310 the
' Home Ruler Ie the best value no have In Overcocls.
Come in black and blue, last colors, style and near
In every one of them.
The ever popular Kerseys' In black and blue. brown and
gray diagonals, satin or wool linings, Slrmner IIIIIng
Your th/or couldn’ t match our cools at
370. 812. 813. 50, 6'15. 818.
The $5 kind are 83 here.
,Dihers at 82. 50, S2 and 87 50 Every sort of Cap
MEIG5&(0.
Open Monday, Friday and
BRIDGEPORT. 00”” a
WWWM
all at the nppruuL‘hlngmarr'luut‘. King Humbert
l thanked them. and in the course of his roe .
and Princess Helene.
meson KING, POPE AID PEOPLE.
pllrllllant Wedding at the Italian om-
.Prluo and the Stately flatten-W
releases at Items—The Occasio- o! On»
Metering In the Eternal City.
Ilene, Oct. 2I.-—'l'hls la Italy's day of
rejoicing, the day on which. is consum-
mated the matrimonial alliance of the
Prince of Naples, the heir to the Italian
throne, and Princess Helene at M lano-
sro. an alliance which meets the h‘ rtlost
approval at King Humbert, Pope Leo and
the people of Italy at all ranks. The pope
rejoices over the conversion to Catholicism
of Princess Helene as much an be grieved
over the epostnsy ol Prince Berle, son of
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
The wedding lotus, which were inangw
rated three daysago, are the most brilliant
and extensive that. have ever been seen In
modern Rome, and the Eternal city is till-
‘ Pincers-é
‘ ad with visitors from all parts of the king-
or noxrl-zXI-lolm.
i donI. 'lhe pnsidonts of the senate and
; chamber of deputies, together with many
members of both bodies presented them-
ed their congratulations to the king upon
Huuto,
RAW C1?! M9
and express train on the
too abroad was 31
tour mocked neon at Ina ,
tween Independence and 6h
The scene or the robbery a loin
miles dletentirom Kansas City"! ,
was flagged at the out. While tern Win
robbers stood guard over the
coaches the other two covered fish
or, engineer and fireman with their
are and compelled the! .l to 30m to
press car. 'l‘here the robbers com
the messenger to open the door of
threatening to break in the than
he reluce. Alter some delay the,
were admitted to the car. They . .
the messenger to open the sale
tracted from it several puma.
much booty was secured about be m-
tallied, but the conductor 01 m
states that the bandits secured
save several packagee of jewelry.
secured the packages, the robbers
train and entered the woods. Thou ‘
oral shots were fired, no one Was mi
The train proceeded to Independence.
information of the robbery was to!
ad from there. A deputy ebcrlll and ,
left Independence at once. and a ”
policemen was detailed from here. it
is thought the bandits are now solely one 1
of the way. There have been three hold? ,
ups In the Blue Springs out. The Jam“
gang held up a train there In 1881.
BRYAN IN lLLlNOlS
The Democratic Candidate Warmly Wok 7
corned on His Campaign Tour. , /
Pecan, ills, Oct. 24.——A greet recep-
tlon was accorded Mr. Bryan when he at"
rived in Peoria last evening. The streets
were crowded, and he was given a contin-
ued ovation from the time be left the de-
pot until he had started to speak. Tilt
meetings were held here—one in the Tnhr
ornacle, another in historic Renee's hall,
to an audience made up exclusively of
the trudesuninu men, undatblrd in tho .
open air in the courthouse square. Thou-v .
s unis nero unable to gain admittance to ‘- i
the bull, and 'ul‘illllrill'lllll more were unable
To get within sound of the speaker‘s. voice
at tho open air meetings.
The journey of Mr. Bryan from Terra
incl, to this place was marked by
‘ no special incident, though there was an
almost continuous ovation. The triple
nominee was greeted by large and enthu-
elastic audiences at every station along the
route.
Aged Woman Chained to I Wall.
Nash & Van SCOy’S and SCC 11 lmc marks Milli that he saw In the national
that “ill beautify your home and
will make you happy when you find
how reasonable the price is.
Just received, our Cylinder
Stove. i
manifestations of grutiliration at the com-
ing marriage of the crown prince a new
{proof of the union of the nation with the
dynasty of the House of Suvmy
King Humbert has git on 3* .‘U 000 to the
I poor of Home and has ordered the minis-
? tor of the household to give assistance to
- the poor of Italy on a similar scale.
The religious rites were performed at
the Church of Santa Maria dogli Angeli
(St. Mary of the Angel i, one of Queen
ihlargherita 24 I'm orite churc hes, on the Pi-
i all and see them before purchasing mm lormlni the Churrh of the Sudario,
we can save you money .
NASH 8: VANSCOYJ
Oar. ll. Iain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK . . .
coienaqucur
Elbe properly M the royal family, being
two lllllllll. whim the Pauline chapel, in
{the Quirinnl has remained rinsed since
i137“ when it was placed und. the inter-
diet of the \ ntioau.
The wedding procession left the Quiri—
inal at in ll o'lm'k passing through tho \ in
ixazlonnle, which was lined nub troops
i throughout.
The l'Ul’lt‘gfl was preceded by a strong
ioscort of cuirneslers. and the royal enr-
ed that they were making a tour around
the world without money and in the nub-o
III tramps to win a wager. Among the on.
, torlninmeutn provided for the strangers
‘ was a hall given in their honor at Fort,
Logan *uepu ion finally aroused a trio I
I“
1 “ram was sent to the (Sermon l'llllIllhsi at
NEWFALL SUITINGS
And fine line of
Ill-ll. noblung Is known there oi the tan
Int II, who b: Id represented that up their
arrival in li.i- country they had pit sentr 11
their credentials to the German ambassa-
dor.
(.lgarmalirra on a Sir-Ike.
TMII’A. Ha, Ont. 31,—r‘ix hundred 0;!-
erativee in ill“ \iatmrm- lgar factory strut l;
immune their demand» for an lorrc: hell in
wagers were not a tolli‘ll to The clan.-
Inakore are all Cubans and Spuulnrdu.
Much had blood prevails. and serious trou-
ble la nmIrlevmlml. The men will not oi
‘ low other norkumn to talus their places.
Itode lllrn on a Ball.
llAII‘I'VIII.II. llet. :Jl.-~llerhert ll. illu-
aell, a member of the :msnlmilltla and
prondnent racially, has brought snltim
a‘rl,lionagnimt Arthur ll. Lord. employnl
in the water commissions? a oillc1~.l.urui,
with several oilu-re, it is alleged, rode in.»
hell on a full recently to prevent him cull-
ing on a West llorilord vnung lady.
Furnishing Goods
For Men and Boys.
Having consolidated the Norwalk stock with the South Norwallr story
we find many odd lots that will be closed out at cost.
#
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO..
Shortage la Ills Amen-Isa.
Wanner/ran (int. 21 u-Jl'he preeldenl
appointed PL lluke Karen lltlhllllflkltllli
lapeflo City. In.. rice 1 W limlin m
OLD AND RELIABLE
BETWEEN
N Ew YORK SOUT H N ORWALK AN D i profusely . decorated,
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
cm or NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN, "
Will leave Pier 93. E. R., licekman street, New York at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Nurwalk (I p. m
7a.m. 105 p m. Upon application to agents the. City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent (or special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting nny.oi the employees oi the boats of
this line on actount oi the owners thereof.
Freight received from
3 riages were surrounded by oulriliors. The
i carriages occupied by the king and queen
and the bride and bridegrmun were each -
. drawn by three pairs of the driest hurso; '
in the royal stables. Behind them came
tho royal Inputs, the diplomatic mun“, the
members of the IImnhzlpaiity. «1.0.. all in
; lull dream and :u-miupuniml by their four
L Him.
' Military Mode of music were stationed
{at every convenient point, and the streets,
were strewn “III
flowers. I. urge sums of money lime bu' n
spent by the municipality for banners
Ilnpe, drapery and lliuminnisms “lidfihlll‘;
latter were upnna more extensive scale
than over before witnessed oven in Rome.
The Church of Santa Maria «ivxil Au-
cell was richly decorated for the occasion.
Only the invited guests were admitted,
and the marriage rereumny was pcrl'orm.
ml by )lgr. Amino, the oldest. of the court
chaplains.
After the ceremony the procession re.
Itllrnod to the Quirlmll by the same route.
The wedding presents are both humor
orus and superb, those of the cznronll
marina being: hinge valued at about
2,000,000 lire. The prince-es is a great In.
JOhl’l A. Camp. SUCCCSSOI'. ; rooted, after no Investigation showing a
i email shortage In accounts.
, ' no wasHIN-ron 51., so. "catwalk: m u..;'...;.*..."...’;.......
. Lashes, tut ‘.'1—-—ll1e Merlin com
‘ ‘ WNW iupomlent III The Standard reports that
For the Month of October.
tompietclinc of watches, cloths,1ewelry,sdverwarc,opulwarc en‘
l’rlvy Lounollnr llellwia ban been up
pointed gov-'rnnrol East Africa in pier-e
, of llaron van \ilermnnn i
i .
Fine Printing
“remind Down and Robbed.
Humanism FALL». Mann, (lei. N.»—
Wesley Wmdard. night watchman and
pull”! Milan, was kmrcired down and reh-
1m! 0! m by three Inn. There Is no close
. i‘“ hie assailants
“my More-a In lwltseriasd.
Bantu, not. lit—wilesvy enowstorme
are prevailing throughout the north of
' Sutherland. and several large districts
t are 1:1an by the overflowing of
. a , MIN. ”HM
BRIEF TELEGRAMB.
”dew...
Captain (annual Pavia, marquis do No.
relishes. died In Madrid.
, a
specialty
“the
1
‘ ('olmuhae ”alone, or ”oratory ol the
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices
while not sold all strictly cost. prh: s, will be sold low enough to atlrer
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, "email:
What' 15 it?
cm glues.
Allol' these goodh
D IAM o N DS i in»... (11‘ N'II'U'H. ‘
write with the mnpornr and empress of
llunsln—«ln tool at one time aim was look
nd upon an almost certain of capturing the
then ( ‘Iarnwltv. Mehulns for u husband
The crown prime Is a slight, delicate.
etntlloue young man who braced eff lrom
marrying until such a course was no lou
yer possible. The princnnn is a tail aplen
IiIIlly formed woman of ”timely pronoun».
broad
tell a court train nearly Iour meters long.
The bridal drone was of heavy lvoryi
white ratio. the skirt quite plain, with u ,
hand of silver embroidery mull
orange bleeeonm round the root. (Mu- thls -
, 1WVthm m. It. tugboat women Hone was blown
fiamhhwm “We... can.” to plain! In the devalue canal in Israeli
mew “M”‘“" w mammabeeymmhmne
7- , are sleeping “heads were titted, with
‘W‘ MW seem huts-mi. ,
Sentinel Office!
Whmmhmfnr Mm ”My We!” moo
Interim. died In Mount Vernon. 0
Prince lands at riseoy entertained VIII.
ham Porter, fencer minister to Italy, In
Philadelphia.
The new Turkish minister to the lfnlt.
all titan-I. Mamba my, was presented
In the president yesterday.
A stream died In Saturn‘s” . . .1., from
heart I'm believed to been resulted
frees the excitement caused by inheriting
small tortoise.
thatprompteyon tehny your shoes at
one stun rather than another? limit 11
style. quality. tit durability and price as
totheebee and prompt and common
momenta» rgas-towns pmprietor and
edeemenl eae are the real Inaccu-
manta we Imii (or s llbll‘ll ehareet your
H. 5. BROWN,
IO '“lllld‘l’lll fl "£1,
Couch ”emails, Donn
made of white brocade. all embroidered
with large bunches of maruuarltes and
surrounded with a heavy rueho ornmncnt-
ed at Intervals with «pray» at orange blen-
some.
The Veil tor 1114 magnificent costume
was a preuent from (mean Hemheritn,
who had taken it from her lamonsioolloc-
lloil at little. liar Ina-lusty In a connoisseur
of ancient lam-e nml possum aoelleellon
which includes a great number of the
very Iinest specimens at every known
hind. ancient and modern. The voilshe
presented to her daughterilnllaw is In
onetbm lace and is historical, hating
\
balanced to Caterina Como.
WIIIIIAIIero m, l’a., 0ct.:1~l.—-'l‘he small
frame house of Martin Morse, at Canton,
was discovered on lire yesterday afternoon.
; The doors were fastened, and upon break~
inc them down the neighbors found Mrs.
Leroy, need (.10 years, alone and chained
_: to thewails. The chains were broken, and
i the frantic woman carried from the build-
ing as the roof fell in. Mrs. Leroy made
her home with her daughter and eon-in:
low. both of whom were away from the
house when the tire occurred. The man
was working in the field near by, and
lat-er the wife returne from a neighbor’s
house. after the building had been con-
sumed. Mr. and Mrs. Morse, whose repu-
tation is good, say that. the old lady is
childish, and to keep her out of mischief
they chained her when they went away
from home. The tire began in the top
floor. and Mrs. Leroy was chained down
stairs.
Will Detain the Dauntless.
Wasmxamx. Oct. :4.—The cometary
of The treasury has received information
of the arrival of the tug Dauntioee at the
mouth of the river below Jacksonville
and a request from the deputy collector of
customs for instructions as to whether
:1 deputy l'n‘nml Slates marshal shall be
placed on luau-ll 1101'. No directions have
. yet been slim. but i: is probable that the
guvernuuuu will place an oliicer aboard it
‘ found llil‘dr’s‘fll‘y. in any meant it Is likely
iiu‘ slum out burilios will detain tho Danni:-
lvss [or some days at least under the state
quarantine regulations. In the meantlmo
the guwrmnunt will have reached a decl-
? slot) as to what course shall be pursued.
Brazil's Financial (Risk.
Bricxtp' .-\\ ass, via Galveston. Oct. 24.
—-.-\ correspondent in Rio Janclro tele-
graphs that an important meeting.wlll be
held on Monday to devise means of rollov-
ing tin». serious llmmoiul crisis. The meet-
ing was enllod by prpminont politicians
and bankers. It is rumored in Rio Ja-
Ilolru that the protocol providing for a set-
til-meat of the L‘rununyun debt will not
be unueplull by congress. Au extradition
treaty ill‘i“llllll lira/.il and Argentina will
be signed at once.
linens-II lle'd flan; llimaall.
In ms, N. Y., but. :21.—-.lnmes E. Tay-
lor. prominently connected, attempted to
take his own life by hanging in the sur-
ret. Taylor come home intoxicated and
was chided by his wife. ()tlonded at his
reiopllon and saying, “I guess 1’“ bone
myself,‘ 1.13 lo? cut to the attic. uncured
a clothusllno and hung himself from a
nail in the door. He was found 15 min—
utes later by his wife. A doctor wee sum-
moned, and Taylor was revived. He will
. live.
Allegad'MuI-derer (bought.
Pnonmzxon. (II-t. 21.-~lioorno Werle,
1 who, it in alleged, killed lilamnntlae De-
? misumhmwiee near Hpurin, Greece. in
' March, 1.11:1, was arrested on the street In
ihl. city. [in WM rr-l'IIIgIIE/mi by tho bi'fllll‘
; ul‘ of bio victim, who pointed him out to
_ 1le (Illinois. When taken to the police slit!-
5 lion. the prisoner III-lanmvlmlgutl hill mllll
and will, in all probability he sent to
Grimm {or trial and punisluuent.
i .. ._
l
{ The (' Inter-rt “'1" Nut Round.
iiomw (1.1. illtrrr-A boy in the supe-
flm' criminal tmuri brill returned I Ml“
of guilty agoiuet Proprietor hexane Temp
kins of the lloslon theater, charm! with
shiny a I'm ed. on Hominy, May lbwffileb
Was not no red '1 his verdict confirms til. ‘
idoeislun of the lower court in HM”
the vase. 'l' he mnrert in question was
plum by Helium's liuml.
M...
Killed by "in 0" “lie
Gillimfllllll, N 11., (let. comrade»
Ink t‘. llurton of Temple was shot and III-
etuntly killed by his own shotgun W '
here. it is thought. that while Will
along the mad he sewsbltd out“ ,
and In picking up hlamaun it was m
turely discharged 1 . '
Adams Was the "an.
Guards Me... on. Eta—Tilt! meet
1:! mile road race of llIolz‘reicn 031th Club
was won by Lester (3. Adams at this Mil
from the four minute mark. Titan, “2
minutes on it'lllllll“. Robert Urquhart,
Benton their llm time prise, In W _, '
ill I {I seconds.
we... maul...“ monumumueewu
Weather forecast. .
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