40 and 42W a1 \ ,1 I BEVER’S Double ShoeS’corel! W... memv—m- l street, Norwalk. ADIES’ Headquarters for the latest styles in AND GENTS’ FOOTWEAR! Enamel Cork Sole, Box Calf Cork ' Sol sun Dog Grecian ‘ Hobby and 0; Tan Calf Cork Solo, in and Ludgate Toes Up-to-Dstcl Ladies’lnvisible “Cork ‘Sole Shoes, something warm and stylish. , Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button. GLOVER’S n OUBLE SHOE STORE, NORWALK, CONN. “Everybody’s Shoes Shirred Free. - ~ 0 ‘ ' mu Indonbt at mt). immensely; Atrophy. \‘aricnceie and other weaknesses. from any cause. is“ s Sexine Pills. troubles result fatally. W“ m ‘ "“5- motocross For Sale at Tomlinson‘s'drnr atom, necrosis LOST lliiOll muse for Narrow Dehility, Loss of Sexual Power (in either ins checked and full vigor quitkly restored. ll' hegletled.\svu'eh Mailed anywhere. sealed, for Sum; oboxes forum ire .\ legal u'llmnll'c in run: or refund 'he money. Addie. £0" Cleveland. Ohio. You Want Fresh eggs, 30c dozen. Entire wheat flour, fresh bar: rel, Apples, Greenings and Bald- wins, 81.60. New buckwheat. The finest loaf sugar syrup, Pickling onions, Citron melons, Mixed spices, ice, Green ginger root, Good vinegar, I HAVE THEM. Don't you want a nice cowr for your flour barrel; so nice and handy; always among those things that are a delight to the house- keeper. wwwwnn m...o....,... N... ,_.....——. Lorenzo DIBBLE, ii Iiiorth Main Street. W . ”3!"! OILIITITID Hazloion and A K Cross Greek - - GOALS son was: Ann chanson. W DR.F.W. DARMER Surgeon Dentist. Formerly over the Post Office. All «work pertaining to modern dou- tistry, at the most reasonable charges. First—class work only. All work guaranteed. Office 2 8 u.m'. to 8p. in. Sunday 9 am. Hours 3 to l p. in. Office and Residence, ii Washington street, 3 doors above the First National Bank. South Norwalk. Conn. ' WMWSEQ'BOVIAALHYDEATH , Efaommfisil... now '3 errecrs ATON THEN CATON’S VIIALIZER Cures general or speelsl debiilty. wakeful- ness. mnuntorhrnanmlsalons. in! saucy, paresls. cic. Comm functional ti sordcrs. tamed by error!“ excesses. quickly restoring Lost Manhood in old or young, glvmg vl or mi strength where lormer weakness prevuiiet . Con- venient package, simple, effectual. and legitimate. c n to men sun Tuoncuou. d Doug is drerirtrr! 5y t‘mr‘i'nhiwr: low! on CATON'S Vltallrors.‘ Sent scaled if your ilillu' iris! does not have it. I’llttc it lmr plus, 6 for 53, with written guarantee 0 complete cure. lnlnnlalinn, mirruurcs, etc, lvrr owl t'Uilllllt‘llHail. Send us Malrmcnmi rain will 15 x t» In! .1 week's ulul Heston-it. line only swu I'i no it perunu. l" carom urn. co. aocrou. mass. fllipid by Geo. t). Stillson. South Nor- W . Mott’s Nerverine Pills "abridge: ,, math "1. all nervous discount the . ‘ ' “Elm as Net-m Milagrfliligg T2... .. to Consumption ”SE3: % $11"??th is??? W Oils Boll by all draws“ , , ' 'rn ,NORWALK BUILDING GOIPAIV. Aided by our stem derrick, sews, bor- ing maebinos,oto., we can quote LOW PRICES Oil All lfimis’ of l‘lmbsr Work! on “clarinet large Build. . lugwtnkasps-gily. ‘ ‘ KMUE. . lm' lit a mots tor confer , fiddly mm can”. 11: nucleus». at comm 'N. Yum“ ' Bishop mimosa. Philadelphia, mi... “so as Bethlehem. March if; Washing, , ton Molasses. at Annupolis..Msrcb to. ‘ Bishop Msilallcu. Baltimore. confer- once at Baltimore. March 8; Virginia con- ference. at Roanoke, March 11. , Bishop Walden, Wilmington, Dot. cou' follies at Chostertown, Md. March 17; New York general conference. at Brooklyn, April 7; Eur German conference. at deran- ton, Po. blotch 25. , ; Bishop Merrill. New York,’ conference at Sing Sing, April 7,; north Indiana. con- ference at Knkmno. Ind., March 17. Bishop Warren, northern New, York, ‘ conference at Watertown. N. Y., April 14: slow Jersey conference. at Trenton, March 4. Bishop Andrews, Newsgk, conference at Newark, N. .‘ , April 7.‘ 1., Bishop Cranswn. hxingtonlileonfercnoc (colored) at Springfield, 0., April l. f) MINE” EXPLOSION. I'wo Mon Killed and Four Badly Injured at 3 Pennsylvania Colliery. Asnsssn, Pa, Nov. :i—Two psi-sons were instantly killed and four others had ly injured by an explosion in Packer No. :3 collicry. The killed are: - John Hollsran, aged 35 years. Joseph F. Annmgod 42 years. Thomas Walsh, John McGrnw, Nicholas Mack and John Korlcr were badly injured, the former probably fatally. , The men were engaged in drivinga tun~ cal and had bored a hole in the rock which they charged with powder. The fuse was attached and lighted by Walsh, while the others ran to a place of safety. After light- ing the fuse Walsh started after his com- rades, but his clothing «light on a spike and hold him fast. lie cried fornsslstnncc, had scarcely reached the spot before the explosion occurred. Race War In North Carolina. GoLnsnono, N. 0.. Nov. 8.-A speech made here by Frank Baker, a colored iiv publicuu of Dudley, caused a clash ho- twccn white and colored citizens. A mob of over 150 negroes, armed with knives, pistols and clubs.‘marchod through the city and defied the law. The shorld and city authorities, finding thsuisolvds un- able to cope with the mob, called on the Goldshoro rifles for assistance. This action hurl the effect of quelling the disturbance, which for a time looked as though a riot was imminent. Tho ucgroos repaired in a ball in their locality and hold a meeting. The militia is still at the urinary ready for any emergency. Tho fire department has also been ordered to be ready. Moro trouble is expected. Actor Sacha Blvoroe. Cmcsco, Nov. :i.—-—l)avld Henderson, the theatrical manager, has filed a bill asking for a divorce from his wife, Grace Roth” Henderson, the actress Mr. Hon. doraon makes a statutory charge against his wife and associates the name of Goorgc Alexander ilulinutluc in the accusation. Mrs. Henderson hos filed an answer form- ally denying the charges made by her hus- band. As Mrs Henderson is at prcrtcnt playing at a Chicago theater the case will probably be brought up for hearing dur- ing the present wock. Chmd llurglar and Caught flim. _. Bunsox, X. it, Nov. 3.-—Wlllimu Fus- ter of Elmira was committed to jail hero for burglary at Aucraru. Ho forced on our trnnco to the residence of 13. ll. Van Valk- cuburgh and made his escape with con- sidcrshlc booty. Twenty farmers went in pursuit of tho burglar and caught Foster in the town of Goliath]. wherc ho intended to take a train. The stolcu prupcrty was recovered. Captain Benched "is Ship. FALL Ilivizn. lilacs. Nov. :l.—-Ths fish- ing steamer Hunconnot, cw nod by Church ilros. while returning from a fishing trip struck a rock helm-on Stone bridge and tho railroad bridge in tho ri'Vsr hero and stow a hole in her hull. The captain immediately beached the steamer to save her. No one was injured. The extent of the damage is not yet determined. Gold Yield of Victoria. MELBOURNE. ..ov. :l.—-Tho gold yield of tho colony of Victoria for the first throcqusrtors of the present your amounts to humble ounces, an lncrum of :li,0ilu ounces over the some period of inns. 'l'lsnss' Centennial Issue. LONDON, Nov. fl.-—'l'hs 'l'lmes this morn- ing announces that it will issue on Nov. ii a facsimile reproduction of The Times of Nov. ll, 17nd, continuing Washington's farewell address. An Old Train" Ilium. Manon/l, Nov. li.»—~.iacoh Near, sgnd 7h years. n retired horse trainer, who ilmi at hailston Spa for so yours, was killed there by a Delaware and llmlson oxprom train. M suoirr news ~inflame. Fort-st fires svnpt over two squsrs miles of territory in tho vicinity of Egg Harbor, N. J., doing much damage. One man was; killed and sovorsl Injured in a panic on a Newark (N. J. ) trolley use. caused by a firms from tbs switch. Horrible atrocities are reported to have been perpetrated both by tbs insurgents and tho Hpsnlsh troops in the Philippines. l-lonornl Kitchener, mmmondcr of the Kgyptlsn forces. tutorial for [motion to confer with the British foreign office in regard to an advance from Dongoln tu Khartum. ’ The American hrigsntlns Carib came into the port of Nsw York and reported that sits had been stopped in the night on tbs western coast of Cuba 0st. in by n annisb gnnbost. The New Yuri: university’s possessions were inchassd by gifts to “57,178 during the last fiscal year. In his annual report, libsncsiior handwritten recommended that the council try to obtain endowments for two “honor prolsucrsbips. ” lira. lilies ‘3‘. Bishop. mother of tbs lots Wurhi%o living bishop, mind reader. says it will one illbrltiss '1'. Gus- ry for tumours Moses! then-tumors Mssbousbsrby mun, rats 1 um rmivsntomm region r so wmotthsll . ,pplrirsr.» bonus 3 . mags...” , no a..- l. is ' «umbilical-swab V and the men promptly responded. The)" Tryst! :u Hume-”rimmed. Feel of Magnetic compare will: fabnbs - first soothe/f as such mm; examine , (Its, ”lining." ‘ ills ' maktugmws'n‘ not adult: to [tarry/cu.” , lld'vc , scam/tad. lbs, Marital; over. for anything to compute will) if» Home, Ila/own can't be found. coins In blur and blacl. Ilcu's and boy's. , , Higher up we can put in the style without putting in cost, ' Look at "the bloc/r and blue Jerseys or the bmwu and gray diagonals. Wool or satin lined, sleeves Skinner lined, uncaf the, best at 820; others less and some a quarter rind half as much more. Heavy and extra heavy lands when you’re ready for, thaws “ l ‘ Putting of? underwear buying to favoring the doctor.’ buy now. 480. and up. Know u out the good gloves Item? , .. . ' “ ‘ Monaco. We Sell ' Open Monday. Friday and ‘ Saturday evenings. Storm Coats. Canvas Coats, , Roofers. $3225.53; BRIDBEPoliT, can «so» WWW Tl ME' I v To think about purchasing a new lamp to light up your home these long and dreary evenings. Call at Nash & Van Scoy’s and see a line that will beautify your home and will make you happy when you find‘ how reasonable the price is. OIL HEATERS, - From $3.60 to $l2.00.. Just received, our Cylinder Stove. C all and see them before purchasing, we can save you money. NASH a. VANscov. Cor. ii. Iain and West Streets, _ SOUTH NORWALK - -' CONNECTICUT OLD AND RELIABLE DailyDireciFreight‘Line NORWALK. THE PROPELLERS CITY OF FORWALK, EAGLE AND VULCAN, Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York' at 5 p. m. Leave Norwaik, 5 p. m; South Norwaik 6 p. m. Freight received from 7a.m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik Eagle and Vulcan will he 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. bill REDUCTION SALE For the Month of October. Compl :te line of watches, elm ks, jtwclry, silverware, opalwore and cut glass. DIAMONDSi DIAMONDS! A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices All of these goods while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to nurse» purchasers, who will find many rare bargains. A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk What is it? that promptsyou sonny your shoes at onostororathsrthan soother? Isn’t it style. qualilyflit durabilityandprlocss totbsshcs and prompt and courteous emotioncuthomcftbspropristorsmi salesman? lit lothcrealintiuoe- , msswslockforslihsrslabarevnyour T'srbllllllitl, ”M»¢‘~..- . -mw «mu . gm customs , 4 s ' mundane ‘ a star, 0 gold bracelet with a horseshoe , so wssstsmlgsrss’st - ' ‘ . rel: Wm Wasted. s‘b Inca; Du Dennis-tin ”Valuable-Tho 30:- lice l'ilally um cm in. sass. all no saints Was Int “Chord, ' Baccarat, Nov. 3.«--Dr. Housing“ f- in. who lives at so we pm lb city, docisrss that ho lass been the victim of a sharp bimbo trick and accuses his next. door, neighbor. William A. Thompson '1'th duals- tbo charge, butlslockod up In the Raymond street, jail and will have an examination tomorrow. . - The story began four y rs ago. when Dr. Mos-oils and his wife ovod into the Second place house. They soon made the acquaintance of their next door neighbors. There was Mr. Thompson, who at that time was 28 years of ago, his Wife and the latter's aunt, a Mrs. Lloyd. The lat- ter owned the house, and the young couple lived with her. While there was never any great intimacy between the members of the two households they were always on neighborly terms. and two years ago, when Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were go- ing away for the summer. they gave Mrs. Morolln a smallhox, saying it contained. jewelry and asked her to take care of it, which she did. , Last summer it was Mrs. Marolla's turn to go to the country. and she was ‘in a quandary as to what to do with her jewel ry and , silverware She mentioned her dilemma to Mrs» Thompson. “You needn’t worry about that,” re- pllod the latter, “Willie has a safe in his room. and your valuables will be out of danger thorn. " . Mrs. Llcrollo approved and the next day handed Mrs. Thompson a small box con- taining a diamond brooch in the shops of on top out with 12 diamonds, a gold watch, one diamond ring and one plain ring. Wrapped up in a small bundle were 24 silver teaspoons and 6 tablespoons. This was on July ii. ‘ The next day Dr. and Mrs Mar-oils. left the city, and a few days later Mrs. Thomp- son and her aunt did libcwisc, leaving Mr. Thompson to kd'cp bachelor's hall. Failed to Mnterlaliu. The Morcllas returned to their home on Aug. 28, and before they hadjsfairly got in the door a messenger from Mr. Thomp- son askcd if they were ready for their valuables. They replied that they were, but the valuables did not materialize. After waiting a few days the Morellcs sent for them. ‘ Mr. Thompson was not only sorry. but was mortified beyond expression. In some way the combination of his safe bad, he said, become dint-ranged, but he would attend to the matter in a few days. The Morollas were complainant until one of their friends was going to he mar- ried. Thou Mrs. Morolln wanted to wear her jewelry, and asked Thompson for them. “I am awfully sorry,” the latter is said to have replied, “but my wife has the combination of the safe. and I can't open ii. until she returns. However, if you are in a hurry for the things, I'll get an ex- pert from the company tomorrow and hnvc him open the safe.” After several days, as the Morollas were still without their jewelry, they notified the police. Detective Murphy called at the Thompson house with a safe expert named Pomcroy. ‘ Thompson welcomed than with ap- parent cordiality. “i wish you would open the thing.” said ho, “I'm sick and tired of keeping the stuff.” The expert. accompanied by Thompson, Murphy and Dr. Mei-oils. went to the first story front room where the safe was. It was a small affair, pointed brown. Any burglar could have opened it in two min- utes Pomoroy clasped the lock with a “drug," and in exactly 30 seconds the door swung back, exposing an empty in' tor-ion, “My God!" cried Thompson, clutching his hair, “I‘ve been robbed!" “Oh. no," said Dr. Mcrolla, broken English, robbed." “Tho host thing you can do, young man," said Murphy, “is to tell what you have done with the things.” Thompson seemed to accept the advice. He produced pnwutlckets for all the arti- cles and handed them to tho detective. Four of those tickets boar tho date of July 9, showing they had been pawucd on tho vary day Mrs. Morolla had given them to Mrs. Thompson. He raised 86‘) on all the articles Thompson was then taken to the Butler street pollcc court, where, in spite of his admission of having pawnod the goods. he entered a plea of not guilty, and was held in 01,000 bull. lie said his wife and aunt worn in Jofforsunvills, \'t., and that he did not know when they would return. in his “It is I who have been Wealthy Man Wants Divorce. Pnrxcrtrox, N. .1., Nov. :l.-—Charlss 7.. Page, a wealthy business man. has begun suit for an absolute divorce from his wife, Florence C. Page. The suit is tho result of nhorsowbippiug administered by Mr. Page to Charles Johnson. a well known man about town. who, Mr. Page asserts, was too friendly with his wile. Mrs. Page is one of the handsomost women in New Jersey. Tho couple were married in was andhavc one child. Mr. Page‘s charges in the suit are not known. Italian noy Kill-id It a crossing. Newsux. N. .l.. Nov. 3,—Vittoro Cs- sara. is years old. of 15 Piorson's alley. an ltailsn employed in tho hotshop of thsisrdr Russell in Miller street. was struck and instantly killed at that crow lug bye Pennsylvania fast train. The boy had boon sent on an errand Mill hour under the crossing gates lust ssths train approached. ills body was thrown loo fest. ~ Pennsylvania Railrnd's nlvidond. PHILADELPMA. Nov. :4. w'l‘ho board of directors of the Pennsylvania railroad mot and declared numinnnusl dividend of 2% per osnt upon lbs 0 ital stock of the company. 'l‘iis divide: is payable in case on and aim Nor. so. mad White at My". man, tints, Nov. lln-aMfl. Elisabeth Alloy. a widow, so ysars old. was found. dad at her home on Fayette strsst bore. Tholbody was in a holding, position alongside the bed, as if the woman had died while at prayer. m Mothisrslnli. 33'?“ 7 W . _1 s" "first?” my» 'iriligllls" ill or in an. , ., ,_ I, -Mr.misoad time up making closer coon some money. i: For establishing , this , . sshsd tor. and threats Philadelphia, Row York" in sxpeo d to be assume for. lusry nthority having bocnrn . New York a proposition looking inn pneumatic subs» carries and. the sntira island is damn. the department in a little Will“. The expenditure for all mail tlcn for the llscol your 1!“...le which $47,993,067 was for“ l and the remainder for 10 Recommendation is m fro; moval of the allies of superitl foreign mails from Wash York. relieving tho‘Nsw M'k' . of the delays of the foreign sun In the estimates for the fiscal year lug June 30, 1898, there is; an , 840,000 for a steamboat fer use 4 transfer of foreign mall in New Yorkiw‘ hor. , , , , Millionaire Robertson Wall'i , Pna'ra Ausor, N. J., Nov. 8m:- his James '1‘. Robertson, a Wall slroolt a sh broker. was arrested by Game Warden James L. Tooker of this city. some ’ was walking. alopg the road between Eatontown and Tifiton Falls; Robertson, who is n southernsr by birth, drove past him in‘ astylisb carriage with a gun1 his arms. Tucker followed the earrings and got information from tho,oirlorbdw conchmnn that Robertson ‘wcs guanine; on his own farm. He waited until he came back, then arrested him and‘took him before Justice Edwards of Eula!» town. He was fined 620 and costs. Bohw ertson lives in a fine country housebo- twcen Eatontown and Tinton Falls and is a millionaire. Wanted His Insurance. > Tonox'ro, Nov. 3.-'l‘hc Canadian au- 2 thorities are leaving no stone unturned to secure the speedy extradition , f Mrs. Olive Odell Sternaman. who is ’ recent in jail at Buflhlo charged with the. mur- der of her husband at Cayuga, Out. A week ago a coroner’s jury returnad‘h ver- dict of murder againstlurs. Sterncrnan, and she was arrested by the Buflalo au- thorities on the application ofthc Ontario government. Charles Roberts'of the Met- ropoiltsn Insurance company of New - York testified that Mrs. Stomaman had placed an insurance for 82,000 on her hus- band’s life with his company shortly be- fors Storncmau'a death. Prominent Lawyer's Attempted Suicide. MoxrnuL. Nov. 3.—Maro Ethler, a f prominent lawyer. is dying at Notra Danie '" hospital from attempted suicide rby swol- ‘ lowing carhollo acid. Three years ago. his wife. is beautiful society woman. was'Wlls— ' _ covered in an intrigue with her coulossor, Young Abbe Guybot, one of the brighten priests in Montreal and attached to St... James church. The nbbc was unflockod and went to the states, and the last heard of him was that he was elorklng in a New .. York dry goods store. Mrs. Ethiar also "’ went to New York. Ever since that time Ethicr has been despondont and drinking heavily. More Records Broken. MEMPHIS. Nov. 3.-—Jay Eaton of Eliza- bet-h, N. J.. sinashsd the three mile inc door bicycle record here. The occasion was a match race between Cooper and listen for a nurse of $500. The time made wasc minutes 31 seconds, the previous record being 6 minutes «14 seconds, by Mos- tons. The race was paced by Stowcrs and Hooper on a tandem. Gilbert Logos or Nashville lowered the half mile indoor amateur record of 1 mlnuto4 seconds, hold by Louis Smith of Nashville. Logos passed the judges in 1 minute 21-5 loco onds. Thirty Trumps Arte-toll. Minors'rowx, N. Y., Nov. s.-lliric Railway Conductor Gilson’s freight train was boarded by :50 tramps near Hancock Vast night. A hrckomnn ordered them off, when one pulled a pistol and fired at him The brnksmnn ran to tho caboooo. ‘ and the whole gang of tramps took poo- session of an empty car. At Port Jervis a detective boarded the train while it was standing there, and, having joined the gang. coaxed them to a glass works to spend the night. He afterward procurodvg, . police assistance, and all were arrested. V . ‘ Journoymen Plumbers Strike. Wouczsrzn, More, Nov. a—Tho jour- noymcu plumbers of the city belonging to the local union, numbering about 40, went on strike becausethc mastor‘plnmb - ~ era of the city would not discharge non- union hslpcrc who have been employed a your or morn. Tho strikers take the ground that those helpers learn the trade and m up for themselves as journeyman without serving proper apprenticeship. The bias- ter Plumbers’ association of the city, com- prising 21 firms, met and agreed to resist the demands of the strikers. .M‘nad a Distinguished Audience. Wasnmcros. Nov. sunburn Ads lichen hogan an engagement in Washington at tho Lafayette Square theater, appearing there as Ksthsrlnctn “Tho Taming of the Shrew" before the moat distinguish. audience of the season. President had , Mrs. Cleveland. le Julian Pauncafoto. the British ambassador: the Australian minister, Lord Westmentb, and and Mrs. (mum occupied boxes. , . ..,..... “a... Arms-tans Allowed to Land. Wanmsnron, Nov. at. muting Commis- sioner flonsrai harried of the bound; immigration has received in re M Commissioner Bonner at Ellis. J N. , Y.. stating that fill! of tho Armsniass fl. arrived by the steamship California and ill of those who cams by tho Distant who disohsrnd. bonds having basil furnished» thslr behalf by the American Bursty con» , pony of New York. ‘ 4/ ”ulna“... w.“ M... ,...-... Lam-an to omit Bayard. norm. Nov. tum. Lehman, coach, of the (latent mw,‘ has cabled his sons» sacs of its position of cossh mu new crew. 11;: “watts comihlttos has m toaccspt r. ntson's resign“ vor of Mr. Inhlnon. to take earn a», date of Mr. stmbn’s arrival inilostcu i . ... "a. ..-.... ”a... MW... “bouncy. Canadlal mm» t... to m , Bsocsvmr. tins Nov. sailor. mass «on or as. 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