LOV
Double Shoe Store!!
41) $1111 4211 allstreet, Norwalk.
‘ Headquarters {91' the 111111 styles in
ADIES’ AND GENTS' . ‘
FOOTWEAR!
. EnaIneI Cork Sole, , , i l. 1
Box Calf Cork Sole,
Tan Calf (lurk Sols,' 1n
Hobby and Up-to-Datel
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something Warm and
st3lisl1. _
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
GLOVER’S DOUBLEVSHOE STORE.
NORWALK, CONN.
. 1 "Everybody’s Shoes Shirred Free. ‘
WE ARE ASKING
Your Special attention to our
11
NEW FALL SUITIN
And fine line of
l
Furnishing Goods
For Men and Boys.
Having consolidated the Norwalk stock with the South Norwalk store
we find many odd lots that will be closed out at cost.
w. A.“BENEDICT a. (30.
John A. Camp, Successor.
tilt WASHTNTON S11.
80. Norwalk.
Fine Printing
., a
specialty
at 7
the
‘ sentinel Office!
i estrous "
LOST T1603
' more («I mm 01111111,. 1.1M of mm Mon 111113-
. Vern-mu Iftl 11111111va uses. III
and [all vigor quietly restored. "It“? “nan-”W
and m. snitch! u‘ have:
BullDog 61111111111 andLudgate Toes
‘inmmla If i
‘ to a mine inwbich lam interisttd. '
unwind high above are. soaring
in 111 circles. an eagle. 1 had a re-
re wiaeimter slang across my back.
and it was but tile work of a moment
to circling the sea and are at the bird.
which apparel! to be directly share are.
As I fired 11,}ch the
directly Mitten
black cloud which hangs; have me. The
shot 11111 a clear ruler. 111111; not, daring
to waste any more cartridges, I was
about to ride on. when I was startled
' to hear what 1 took to be the dull
‘chang of a stone thrown by an unseen
hand, which fell infoa iittlegully part-
ly filled with louvre within 20 foot of
me. I looked carefully about me in all
directions, butcculd. see no sign of a hu-
man being, and 1111111 I disliiountéd. and,
scraping back the leaves, was astonished
to find a piece of ice 1111111111111 1111 a goose
egg and about the same shape. Upon
close examination I was further astou- 1
ishcd to discover my rifle bail firmly
imbedded 111 its center. I have spoon-
latcd a deal over this phenomenon since
that time, and the only solution 1 can
see is that the bail in passing through
the cloud gathered the moisture and
held it y its whirling motion so that i‘
was tr . n at a'higher altitude and fell
to the e as I have described. ”
NAVY ORDNANCE REPORT.
Captain Sampson Recommends the (ion-
Intuition ‘0! Auxiliary (II-ole" Guns.
WAsnisorox, Oct. 97. -—Capraln W. T.
Sampson, chief of ordnance of the navy.
in his annual report to the secretary of
the navy, says that 28 steamship: of the
merchant marina have been inspected and
classified by the navy department for
emergency service in time of war—~19 for
use in the Atlantic and 9 in the Pacific.
Those vessels will require to 6-inch, 27
5—inch and ill; 4-inch rapid fire and 5-1
li-pounder, 81-punudcr and 11‘: machine
guns.
The stonmshlps are divided into four
classes. The first class comprises four "0
knot ships of a displacement of not. less
than 8, 000 tons. They are the St. Louis
and the St Paul which are each to be
squippcd with S 3- inch, 4 15-pouudcr and l
machine guns. and the Paris and the New
York, each of which will have a battery
of i2 6-inch, ti ti-poundsrs and (5 machine
guns
The bureau requires more than 89,000,-
000 next year, of which 87,720.7tllils neod-
ad for the armament of new vosscllnlrcady
authorized.
\Vheelwnmon Took to Trees.
Glto'mh’, N. Y,. (lot. :37.—Mlssos Violet.
and Louise Jordan. two bicyclists, had a
thrilling experience with an enraged bull
whllo gathering chestnuts. 'l'hcy escaped
being killed by taking refuge in a tree
for suvglml hours. The girls were riding
their bicycles through a fluid in which
cattle were feeding. when, a large bull
gave chase. Just as the animal was about
to overtake them they sprang from their
wheels and scramblml into 11 large trees
Thu bull raved furiously about the tree
for a few moments in an attempt to reach
them, and then tossed the wheels about
until they Warn badly wrecked. The ani-
mal finally lay down underneath the true,
and the frightened young women were
compelled to remain among the branches:
for several hours. suffering severely from
the cold. 'lhcy Wow rescued by their
father.
Assistant Attorney General Nlmcvl.
Wasmxcroa’. not. 27.——-fsuno H. Lion
borgcr of St. Louis has been uppolllllul as-
sistant attorney general of the United
States for the interior department. lio
succeeds William A. Little of (loot-gin.
who recently resigned to become 11 candi
date for tho oflicc of justice of thosupromu
court of Georgia. Mr. Lionhorgcr tuck
thcoath of office and motored upon hi-1
oflioiul duties yesterday. He is 11 Wei.
knownuttoruey of St. Louis and one of
the lending practicum in the state. He
is -11 years old and a warm friend of sec.
rotary Francis.
Spain Says”- Site "as Resource".
M11111: 111, (11,1. iii—An official note de—
nies the reports that Spain is without rc-
sonrccs to continue the w'ar in Cuba. it
points out that. the rejection by the Spau~
lsh government of the conditions sought
to be imposed by French "financiers for
taking up the proposed loan is proof that
Spain is able to obtain thencccssary funds.
Negotiations for the l1mn,thu nctc ndds,
are proceeding elsewhere.
BRIEF TELEG~RAMb
M. Challenlcl Lacour. the well known
French statesman and orator-.dlcd in Paris.
The appointment of Li flung (ihnog as
Chinese minister of foreign affairs was
announced.
Mrs. i’hwbu Hearst and other public
'lpirltod people of California will give
“(1110,0011 to the stats lillltorslty
John Lawrence, aged’ .2. plculicd guilty
in Worcostor, Maia, to theft. in forgery
and to having lmpcrscnated a priest.
Mrs. Eunicc'ltuss Davis, the oldest fu-
muln abolitionist living. celebrated her
nlnctyslxth birthday in llodham. Muss.
Sir Frank Lockwood has been ratalnvd
to assist Sir Edward (.2 larkc in thctisfcuau
of the Castles, charged with shoplifting
in London.
The ushers at St. Patrick's church.
Elizabctbport. N. .i.. want on a strike
Sunday, and the congregation was seated
with difficulty.
A thief entered the house of the Sisters
of st. 50mph, in Closeup avenue. Brook-
iyn, but that when an invalid sister told
him be 1m in a convent
Henry W. Cornell. a son of sir-Governm-
t‘orusll,vv1111 arrested in New York on
the deposition of a llulialu hotci proprio-
tcr, who says 1.11111 Cornell gave him two
drafts that were returned dishonored.
Father (simmer. 11 Mexican priest. has
found in New York the painting of the
Virgin Mary and thethrlstchii1i,dcua
by 11 liealmm artist son years 11110, who h
be has been searching for for ten years.
'l be English freight steamship Worsluy
11111111111111 in New York with a flares
tire 1111111111 in but hold. which was 1111111111.
and while no miles from part and which
the crew at Maren struggimt for three
days to cuisine.
Henry ”1!! Homage, formerly a New
York politicians“ man about too was
discovered by Wes i: Avila 11111.,
N. 13.. when to W 1111111 Iota brand
died “will
irrttluml to Mount
ma
filial twist the 711111.
fol-e has.
a poor fit-wyou
in 11on one of
in sleeves.
$20, 825. 830.
We Sell
Tannerfs Gloves,
Dents Gloves,
Earl & Wilson Collars,
Sfanemcn' s Underwear,
The Grain! I! Knapp flats.
Ilium 111117111 flit» heady
No Matter 111111 3
little or how 11111111111111.1111 m
to pay for #111le 1111111111111
it Is bare. ready 11111111 1111
and buttoned. No {11111119
will: ills faIloI, no chance of
Home Ruler' Is the best value we have in Oval-coats.
Come in black and blue, fast colors, style and wear
The ever popular IfeI'says in 11/1111? and blue. brown and
gray diagonals, satin or wool linings, Skinner IIIIIIIg
Your taIlor couldn' tmafcll our coats of
dauble these prices: 310. 812, 573. 50, $15, $18,
Go! a new Derby' In mind? The S5 Irinif are 33 have.
Others M13250, 6‘2 and SI. 50. Every sort of Cap
you can think of too.
by before you buy. Ill-Old ills
them. 1
Men' 8 and bays' .
MEIG$&(0.
Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
BRIDGE PORT 00f”!-
WWWW
NOW | THE
TIME!
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
1 long and drearj7 evenings.
Nash 8; Van Scoy’s and see a line
Call at
that will beautify your home and
will make you happy \\ hen you find
how reasonable the price is.
OIL HEATERS,
From $3.
60 to $l2. 00.
Just received, our Cvlinder Stove.
. (‘all and see them before purchasing.
we can save you money.
NASH 81» VANSCOY,
Cor. ll. [his and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK
CONNECTICUT
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDIrectFrelght Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPEILERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Bcekman street, New York' at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p.111; South Norwalk 6 p. m Freight received from
7a .m. t05 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Noruaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
Fertile Month of October.
Complete has of watches,
DIAMONDSl
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices
clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, opalwarc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS:
All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to crime:
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 WallaStreet, Norwalk
What is it?
that prompts you to buy, your shoes at
one 11111-11 rather than another? Isn't it
style, quality, fit durability and price as
to the shoe and prompt and condoms
1.1111111111111111 the MEMO, the proprietor and
salesman? teas 11111 the reel. index-.11-
mentl we look for a liberal share of your
patronage.
1i ’ 3“ BROWN
no WASITTIOTDNZ crust
loath 11111111111111, “no
, inn.
1-1.... .11.... 1.1.1.3111... 1
' 11$th
‘ fut As Well as Sad.
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I; THE MEETING 11301333613 ml»
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11.1.11. Motions “1511mm Wilma
in livii Item «the torus): lupin“
Induce-t. armature Mien!» 3” MI!
‘ or nonhuman, m. sup-1w run-res.
Now Your, 0111. 9? «01.111111111111111.-
‘ull of people last evening. gathered to
welcome about 110 Armenians who had
reconciled to passing through Ellis 1.1.1111
' into this country during the lost 11.111:
and who are new sheltered by the Sales.
tleu Army of. Ramsey' 11, N. J. Time was
'1 large number of well known persons
among the audience, over which Com-
iiandcr Booth-Tucker presided in place
if the Rev Dr, ’i‘. iIeWitt Tainmue. who
:ouid not be present. Some of the people
on the stage were Dr Gracohl. Kimball
lra D. Sankey, the famous gospel singer:
Mrs. Booth-Tucker. the Rev. Dr. .losluit
itronsr. the Rev. Dr. David .T. ilurrc‘ii,
Am Rev. B. Fay Mills and Kiiinen Van
Reasselaer. Behind them on rai' Heats
Iat‘t‘lia‘oo Armenians in whose Tit. In the
nesting was held. They looked rather
ii at case, but they each carried an Amer-
- can flag and impressed one as not likely
war to become a burden to the state.
enter in the evening they recited the
Lord 3 Pray er in Armenian. One of
them described, through an interpreter”
massacre ha ha himself seen.
One of the n his things of the even-
lng was the reading of a cubic message
from Mr. Gladstone, which ran asfollows:
”l‘o Dr. Talmuno:
“I rejoice in the rescue of any faction of
the Armcnlaus from the fangs of 111113111111
aswssin. So long as tho inaction of the
powers continues, the situation will be
shameful as well as sad, but. the deeds are
recorded both in heaven and before man,
and constantly accumulating horrors may
yet work the '(lownfaii of that crying in-
iqulty known as the Turkish empire.
“GLADSTONE. ”
The reading of the message from the
Grand Old Man was resolved with a tre-
mendous outburst of applause.
Strong Resolutions.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That this meeting desiresz‘
First. ~To express its Uttermost detesta-
tlon of the unspeakable horrors through
which t e Armenian nation has been call—
ed to p s and its deepest sympathy with
the sufferers.
Se;:oud.-—'l'o extend the right hand of
well-mun to the refugees who have sought
the shelter of our shores.
Third.——Toprotest against classifying
as ordinary immigrants the Armenians
who have fled to our shows to escape
from slaughter undto urge the govern-
ment to give the most liberal possible in-
terpretation to the law regulating the
landing of immigrants and to exercise
the discretion therein allowed by accept-
ing the "guarantee“ of the responsible
societies and friends who have pledged
themselves to see that. the refugees shall
not- bccomc a public charge.
Thanh—And. further. that this meal
without desiring: to Ilivlnl."
(11111 powers as shall compel the Turkish
government to put an immediate end to
the terrible massacres
Bartoinmcos Attacked.
(toxs'rAx'rrxortn, ()ct. Lit—While Mgr.
Ilartolomcos, the locum tonens of the
Armenian putrinhchmc, was entering his
casriagc four man made an attempt to as-
sassinate him. but they were seized by the
prulntc's escort. One of the would be as-
sassins is said to be an Armenian, and it
is explained that. Mgr. Bartolomoos is un-
popular with a section of the Armenians.
owing, it is added, to his subservlonec to
the palace authorities.
Mgr. Burtolomeos was formerly arch~
bishop of llrusa ‘and was chosen locum
tencns of the Armenian patriarch, Matthew
Izrrviilinn, when the latter resigned. early
in August last. llnrtoloulaus was the
Turkish government‘s candidate for the
patriarchatc at the election in December,
111111. but he only obtained a few votes. on
account. of his Moluumucdan sympathies
and when he was locum tensns and was
received in audience by the sultan he
made an address of the most scniic do-
scriptlun which aroused the indignation
of the Armenians and prmokcd the con-
tempt of the Turks themselves.
Protein 11.1.11.» Prison Abuses.
_ PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 27,—A wall at.
tended public meeting was held in the
Academy of Music to protest against ill
treatment of Pt‘lsh political prisoners in
English prisons. ll‘x (:mornor Pattison
presided, and addresses warn made by Al-
exander l(‘. McClure, 1111- iungrosnlunu Mc-
Alcsr and linbbl Joseph Krauskcpf. Rear)-
lutlons ’Werc uduptcd calling upon the
Brltlthguvornmont to abolish the evils
objected to in the treatment of such prls‘
coats and expressing sympathy for all
nations engaged in struggles for liberty.
Shot Ills Wit-1's Tradnccr.
AKRON. 0., (lot. Eli—«Martin Arthauer
was shot and fatally wounded at hill home
in this city by Mathias liamiacr. Both
are young married men. employed by the
American Cori at company. llcmlgor had
charged Artbnucr with talking about his
wife and had threatened him bsfure.
lietnigcr entered the bani: door of Art-
baucr's house, and fired at him. ’l‘hny
grappled and in the soulllc Arthaucr was
shot in the stomach. and ilcmigcr shot
himself in the arm. ‘ Nu m m to his home
and was soon afterward ‘ ‘tg 1! there.
‘ lturglars' Rich Hooiy.
erwnmto. N. Y.. Oct. 5.37 --'f‘ho rest:
dunes of Jams» Van Alon. at Esupus. lil-
stcr county. who entered by two thieves,
through 11 window. while the mom bars of
the ,family were absent. A quantity of
valuable wasrlug apparel was stolen. ho-
vldos auroral gold watches. diamond rings
and other jewelry, to the total value of
about 12,000. it is believed that the men
who «11111111111111 this robbery crossed the
river at once and that the Info burglary at
Sheldon a grocery in Hudson, where Of, 790
was stolen. Is their work.
-._. .m.... ,wmqpaW-un
A 81,500,000 Fire In Chicago.
(known, (Jet. lib—«Tho Pacific elevator.
at Blues street and the north branch of
the Chicano river. has been burned. A
largo amount of stain was stored in it.
I'll.» 111111111 turnaround 11111 11111111 11111111111?
house of 11111111 Q‘f‘ Curtis arnoinlug, Iffit
11111 11111111 live 6111111134111 ‘ivm 11111111110111
greater Aches elevator 8“” or rm Pacific
«slur cm 117 ethical-o destroyed.
31th at‘hcrgfimttldimpp. 'i‘he last will
a pro! are mobs-t.
(team. was ihtn’rediml'lfl
to the
Tguwmtuuul, ('l‘li'llwtl)’ ituplores 11 1111151-
,awry pacific 111131111111 within its reach to
‘bring about such accurdamong riicf'l11'ls«
1135
than Lloyd 11111111111211
arrived from BMMWC
Tynan was seen at quarantine
per reporters. but 11111 that
hesitated to talk for rail;
this country, as t was
anc‘e by 111111 might an 1 ‘ ‘
and perhaps than who M1531"
him He refused to discuss
of his visit to Europe. but its
stated that hie mission was
useful.
Hs ridiculed the reported
the Scotland Yard detectives a-
had been under their noses n
times without being suspected.
also visited Gibraltar. Be If:
owing to some 1.111111111111111: 11111
tain city that the (interstitial Mm
pact him. He refused to say what
ferred to. His treatment in
prison was exactly the same ,
corded other prisoners, but he“
privilege of sending scythe. cant“
meals, etc. The subunits“ 01:
1. carbon were very much interested
and warmly espoused his cause.
release he went to- Paris for a short »
to recuperate His health is good, MIT
iooksto be bout 48 yonuold. lie 1 ~
shaved, ex opt for a jet black m
and talks with an air of an 1111': '
He will go at once to his home in Audubon
Park to see his wife and children. \
llaly's Trouble In Bruin
ROME. Oct. 27.—~An official selects
received here from Rio Janeiro any '
a large armed band in the interior ,
province of Bahia, who several your;
defeated a large detachment of troopg;
again active and 11111111 plilagcd a mill!
of farms. several of them belonging
Italians. The Brazilian troops patio
the band and killed several of 111111111111
hers and dispersed the others. Italy
demands for (infringes pending against
Brazilian government for outrage! upon
ltaliun cltl/lms, but Italy' a cammlssla
to Brazil to negotiate a settlement of b .
difficulty has expressed the opinion fill;
his government "1 confine itself to
demand for a do '3 of hostile intent
the part of br nil in acts tending tohnr ,
or wrong Italian-1.13
Special Wires For McKinley. : ‘
CANTON, -0., Oct. 27.-—Arrange1hsnts.
are rapidly being completed here to ac-
quaint Major McKinley with the result of
the election at the very earliest moment.
Both the Postal and Western Union Teln-
graph companies have wires running line
the majcr's house. and these are bailiff
removed from the office rooms up stairs“
the larger dining room, just. on the libra-
ry, where the reports can be commnnh
noted to the candidate the instant the' . _
operators write them. The managers“ at.
the Long Distance Telephone company
have also been busy strengthening tllflt
service between Major McKinlsy’ 8 library
and the national headquarters in {'1th
and New York, so that the candidate can
be assured of the best service batman
those points.
Vi 0111101111 Home \ilvsionnry society.
"Plii 11111111. His. 011.. :3?.~’~At the.
:f‘flrilfill at “21410111110! managers of 11111
Women's Home Missionary society of the
M. E. church in the United States the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Clinton B. Finite, New York: fink
vice president, Mrs. Jane Bancroft Robin'-
11011 Detroit; second vice president, can;
H.C.1\l00abe. Delaware. 0.; third VM'
president, Mrs Bishop Walden, (111111111-
1111tl: fourth vlce president. Mrs. F S.
Hoyt, >andusky 0; fifth vice president,
Mrs. W. L. liaison, Cincinnati; corre—
sponding secretary, Mrs. If E. Hunt, Cla-
cinuati: recording secretary. Mrs. F. A.
Airlicn Der 111111 ills.: treasurer, Mini}.
it. Williams, Delaware, 0.
Boy Sentenced to Death. ‘ I ‘
Soul-.111 11.1.12, N. .l.. Oct. ram—Elinor
(‘ law can the in year- -old youth who w“
convicted of murdering Henry Budget“,
a farmer of Pluckcmin, was sentenced iii
Judge Magic to be hanged on Dec. 16 It 1
ti. o 1 outcrsct county jail. Young 013W-
son was smplmcd by Hodgetts, and tilt
two got into a dispute as to the mount
of wages that should be paid to the her.»
They had but words. and the boy vv i
away.b11t rcturntd later on his bicycle
the farmer 1-1 home. Clswsun finally drew
his revolver and shot Rodgotts while ho
was standl 11g on the ~doorstcp of his house.
Miss Georgiana Brooks Hurt-d.
ADAMS, Muss, Oct. 27.-—MissGeorglnlil" 7
Bertha Brocks, daughter of Henry Brooks
of New York, and Edward Roqlnson. of
Syracuse were married at the Brooks' surn-
mcr residence here.'1'he ceremony in.
performed by Rev. Dr. Clover of Nerf
York and Rev. Dr Zuhne of this town.
Miss Hope Robinson of ew York was
bridesmaid and Herman Robinson of New
\ork best man. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
loft immediately for New York.
BI: Lumber rials.
011mm. Oct. flit—Ono hundred mill:
ion fact of lumber, the sedson's out of
11.1.1111 at tho Chandlers, Ottawa and
iiawkcsbury mills, have been sold. rMilli
quantity of lumbar represents the wind;
out of this 111111111 of lumber in four of ill.
largest mills in this district It is the Elf
gust sale that has been negotiated in loin-
bcr for some yours. The principal buyers
are .1. (‘ or a- Honu of Liverpool and othu~
h‘ngilsh and American firms
.wiw ~
Duration of the Drolbund. ’
Lovuoh, Oct. :37 .-—'1'i1s Borne
sptmtlcnl; of The '1' Miss reports that fill»
authoritatively informed that the mm M
the denunciation of the drelhund 19m.-
May, 1am, and not, as formcrly _-
111111 your. The treaty was renew-(ii 7,
18119 for 1‘3 years with power to mouse
It in the fifth year, the treaty, if it should
be dcnoumcd, terminating in 1898. .
Disorder at n loci-ll“ ”outings
0111111111111. France. Oct. 97:. .
thousand persons 111.111.111.11 in MI
dical chamberlast night to 11111111
cisllst deputies deliver 1111 muss.
was the greatest disorder. and: , lap
of free fights occurred. 311. Jeans
others were unable to be heard, and
ly the gentlemen cleared the ball. as
persons were injured. -
Fur 'l'lrnt ”nth Worn OW
Nswnuao, N. Y., Oct. if .4
Wood, the 12-year-old 111111 of
son of i7? Reunion street. thin
ilfli'li rspcrlml at. the police lit-tin
3112 from h home. John 21-!
1101311111111 Water street mam
lies that his young son Wall also ‘
it is feared that both ,boyp who
drowned in the river.
his seawater: WW, .
Norwalk Chronicler