diary Ill-part-
ollolai report oft
. leston:
",‘t‘lv—C‘srieston
coral reef three
Gains Pelt rocks
ill) morning of
safety lan.
, ed with rinse
‘frlendly. Me-
on ”till in sailing
left no opportunity
ml. Northeast
at as. Reports
i‘ iii med (prob.
violently. Fire room
tlslit doors
- Ship lies settled
name. Well
tly very
lions on half
..' es fro oIn bin-
to Komiguen. due to-
' (filmed)
. ‘OwAIlva it
November li—Thcre is
ill the date of the wreck
.. as given in Admiral
and in the press
is probable that the
correct and Watson's
confused In transmis-
long a time elapsed after
More the news reached the
meat was due to the iso-
li’on oi the wreck. Kami-
is a small island lying
cle' of Apparri. which is the
. . riy port on the island of
II 250 miles from Lingayen
are stationed the nearest
.9! Watson's fleet.
. rAiding Watery Allen reach—
' Department this morning
‘I tolled with the White House
by direction went over at
a chart of northern Lu-
nVy Department has al-
constructor on the ground in
of Lieutenant Hobson. who
ed on tonssumc charge of
in: operations.
l reading of. the cahlegI-nm
ml Watson convinced the
that there was a fair chance of
theoliarlestbn. They said the
-the ship was painted about
four feet below the rail. This
gills main duct to be above the
p which would make the work of
out the hull much easier;
”tiled down sit. as reported
. danger of iniurlnl the
. durther by pounding. Much
however, on the weather. as
4 k lies in thef ull sweep of tho-
whlch prevail at this sea-
unis-Ii
as the safety of the olllcers and
W. but the slightest apprehension ex‘
The Helena must already have
_ the island. which is about a
In from LingayenJiId with the
.I,»'whicli followed closely, must
removed the Charleton’s
days ago.
soon as Ismaiblc a court of in-
will be called to his the responsi-
for the wretkage of the ship
will follow, irIcspoI-tiic of any
of the Navy Department and
. ordered by Admiral Watson.
it appear that Inc Wl'l‘i'lt was
filly the lliff'llifitnio of any at
. . rleston li umti'l'ti. a court mai-
Hill follow the inquiry but in Iiew
_ an exceedingly Ilean-roue ciIaIaI-
- 01 the north Iumt of Luzon and
half of necesnaiy aids to naviga-
it is not believed to be probable
any of the odicers will be found
iy censIIrahle.
- WHY EKI‘RHSSES (“HER
‘Now York. November ll~I\ reportci
to the Waldorf-Astoria ”(lit-l to-
I.“ sent to Admiral Dewey a copy
an. Iiespaich nnnminclnsI the loss
.‘ Allie Charleston. Tho admiral u-
the greatest grief at the tid-
crcw '
m” muse.
on; line ofII
Attila mam ‘
onus
did not wild! to make thespri
like manner.
were no children in his so
became
MM. Axum
. thing's Itv'would new him its paw on
itr. Marsh when he undressed in his
Last fall be left the dos
lafrarverey' I charge, with instructions
some
kept
house by himself. and instead of feed~
ing the dog the tone appropriated it United
himself. The dog was found dead by one
two little girls in a lot last March. and
lit. Marsh was greatly grieved there-
He laid the
dog's death to poisonlal and engaged
a detective to so through the neighbor-
hood to see who had done the deed. ne
found all the neighbors friendly. Two
doctors and William Graft. a butcher.
performed an autopsy on the dog’s
body. They found not a morsel or
Mr. Marsh took the heart
to New York and had it examined by
a specialist. The verdict of all was I
that death was due to starvation. Tbs .
dog was buried and was mourned by
best clothes.
arsed him that and milk with
daintiss each day Terrors!
by. lie wept over it.
food in it.
both Mr; and Mrs. Marsh .
borne in western New York.
of excuses for not coming back.
Marsh and his lawyer. James P.
would be illegal to entice home over
the state line. but they knew that ii
Tervorey could be brought to. Port
Chester there wore attractions last or.
or the line for him. This attraction
was a young lady. bliss Wiliig. 'l‘er-
verey came to New York on Friday and
then went to Port Chester where he
made an affidavit in a supposed case
against some men who had poisoned
Panto. Alter supper with Marsh at
the lrvlng Hotel. Terverey eluded him
and Sherill Fitzroy. who was watching
the house. and went to Glenville. as
anticipated.
The officer an estcd him at his sweet—
hearth house and placed him in the
Greenwich lockup over night. ’1‘ be next
day he returned to his home at Mr.
Marsh's expense.
/
RECORD BREAKING WAGES.
enumnwmmwmuium Bare
snowman-u.
Chicago. November lt—Beuinnins
January 1, next. steel rail workers in
the South Chicago mills of the llliuois
Steel Company will receive record
breaking wages. Owing to increased
price of the finished product the men.
some 300 in number. will be able to
earn from $1.50. to 8300 a month. This
unusual condition is due to the fact
the sliding scale of wages last June.
and under the contracts a new scale
cannot be arranged before June l. 1900
and cannot go into eifcct for six
months after that date.
W. C. Davis, vice president of the
Amalgamated Association of iron. 'i‘in
and Steel Workers. says the nearest
approach to the wages which will be
paid was in 1892, when the price of
lilt'tfl rails reached 329.
MAKING TRAILS 1N Till-1 YUKON.
Vancouver. B. C.,
McArthuI'. the dominion surveyor. who
has had charge of a party making
trails in the Yukon country for the
past three months. has returned and
left for Ottawa. The special (Infect of
his undertaking north was to make
trails along the Yukon river so that
winter travel to Dawson might. be ac-
I'omplished without the hardships
which have hitherto been the invaria—
ble attendant oi such expcdltions. hic-
Arthur's party cut out 120 miles of
trails. while the. Yukon & White Pass
Railroad Company also constructed
about fifty miles of trails. Under these
improved conditions in the. Rink lin-
pids. White Horse. l-‘ifty Mile and Live
Fingers can be av aided in the course of
a winter's Journey to Dawson.
RACING STOCK SENT EAST.
l‘aiao Alta. Colin. Novembrr li—Slx
Iarloads of racing stock were sent cast
today from the Stanford stock farm.
am sorry. very sorry." he said.
Charleston was a good ship. but
-- had to be lost. i am glad at least
3; filonc of her gallant officers and‘
Mi hcr tau-.1 am always in-
. in the minus of the men and
ill our navy. and doubly so in the
“Milt baw- vacu liliilt‘i‘ my cum-
is a from hIrous Ioasi whore tin-
‘ In Incl llil' doom one. of tin
“treacherous on th wholI islani
..
‘c
“TISFIEU wmI \MEitliAN
The shipment includes titty-six thor-
oughbredn and twenty- six brad of
younx trotting stock The lot includes
iI‘lsmhean II. are.» and Racine II. 39%)
both of Which hau- iwid the world's
record. and Fair limw. our of the most
famous dams l'Vi'l‘ bred in i'nliioruiu
Among the trolling stock is Elmo. who
recently worked it llilui'lt‘l' in :l‘.’ mu
node. The horsw wiillbo inlwn illl‘f'i'l
to New York llilll will be sold at illii’I
lion. 0
“—
i-‘iiii'l lN A TiMiildli l'AiiiJ.
l.lr.crptmi November ll~ A lire hero
iii LII!
November Ill—«Major liuawil
n inspector general of the
. t of Santiago i‘uba. has ar-i
in Omaha on a lili'k leave and
I InIherc with his wife till he
ghly recovered from a se-
mlck of yellow fever contracted
I»
Harri In says the outbreaks
few are less freuucnt this
tram. owing to Important san-
. s. The i‘uhuns. he says,
getting’ on their feet
agriculture is morning its
people are polished with
rate and any agitation to the
by professional politicians
permits“ interests to ad.
1h element amending inde-
. valiant. according to lav
, . does not represent the
.ey. It“!
Ilnday in the iimbm yard of ii. ‘I’.
Quayle & lions spread to the yards of
the ('reomtinx Company and O R Eye-
mons. Both were destroyed. A large
quantity of fittings for troopshlps was
also burned. The damage done is es-
timated to be $500,000.
WHAT "ORE CAN YOU ASK FOR?
A guarantee on the back of each and
every genuine package of Nutt's Cough
Syrup. Take it back to your dealer if
ltfallstoeurenaddeaund mr ston-
lar on. It costs; three times
the quantity. 50 cents.
~ New “WW . w 1.
. amne- of doilmilmm I.
II it
Burns suspended autumn.
mother and sweetheart antler in a . l,
thedo willow
than... ‘ a... . ,
Terrerey thought it best to get away '
from this state and so went XIII IhIs
a -
tern sent to him brought replies gill
r. .
Walsh, then resorted to strategy. ll. ‘
that the company failed to re—sdinst ,
November i-iva. .l. .
testifying to the merIt‘ Ii! M" link
”at“. b mm more
‘ “0 I
I'i‘lie genomic-3n in the‘lI'hiligi
we begs e ublies on
p saws” .Iiiiider the” title of the
Clothes are what the
romping boys require——
romp-proof fabric and
sewing. ‘
"-
Our values are a
romp-proof tonic for
pope’s purse-for fur-
ther proof call and see
thesechildren’ssp'ecials
in suits at
Children’s-
Top Coats-
Natty and strictly up-
to—date. Age 4 to 10,
$4.00
Open Every Evening
until 9 o’clock.
m
1. Davis
SI Son.
Our New Address,
85 Washioww
Refuse Mot-l Bought.
Big prices paid for old metal» of all
kinds. Market has rest-lied the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old iron. copper and brake. if you
have anything to sell send postal at'
once to
MiltAllAM iiAliilIrl.
Residence. as Spring street; Store-
house. 13-15 Raymond Street.
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
"‘—""'"I
We have them coming by
h oar-load every
few days.
M. TARLO
it you wish lor- lama regarding all. or emotions you go to a noun
try soured; if shont‘éfertiflers or seeds. to “antioxidant phper. and you
per knowledge of a mbieetito which you are devoting your talents and en-
ergy. you can have no success in life. whether you be i‘ Ii'armer. trideoaen
at“ ._ J I'Innieu you clearly define. in your own mind. the object to be It
tam and pursue it with no uncertain method
.aL-‘Ilhi
I .. .I‘ mliurttn years we have aimed to be the leaders in our line in the state
«today we can iay " , vldi vid"
i
e Are Homemakers,
Houselurn hers
New Ity lea White Enameled Beds from $3 50 up. llresscra, Wash Stands,
Ohidohierl. Tables, Chairs. etc” to match.
Wit ill." 100 [they Rockers to‘ choose from. the latest. cheapest, best.
Handsome deslg'ns ’in Chenille. Tapestry and Silk l’ortlercs and Table
(inverse-Bargain pricei in this entire lino this week.
‘ ‘Ml‘hildrotii Ranged and Hularfifi’uriian" Odorlcss Oil licaters.
We have prepared for Thanksgiving trade this your with full lines of,
Patent and PlainBoasting Pans. Platters. Celery I'l'rnys and Stands. Sauce
Dishes alld eveLYIbinx ti; beautify the table in line china or glass.
Our prices are always right. 'I
Open evenings. Goods dcllch-I-Il ilny miles.
W. S. Sturtevant,
North Main and Ann streets. So. N orwaik.
_....___-_._._....m
Underwear.
This is the season for interest in this
stock and we are prepared to interest
you.
Jackets.
We do not claim to have the largest
stock of Ladies' Jackets in town. We
have selected our stack with care and.
have marked our garments at closeII
figural. .
We invite your special attention to
our Jackets at $5.00 and 810.00.
iN GliNTS’ GARMENTSI
we have White and Colored Goods.
l'lain. iiravy Fireced Goods, or Nat-
ural Wool in different qualities.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
From 2 years to 12 years.
IN LADIES GARMENTS
we have itibbed grades at 25c, 50c. 75c
MISBES' JACKETS
From 12 years to is years. and $1.00.
———-—-— An excellent one in Natural Wool at
FUR COLLARETTES. $1.00.
We have received this Week some
handsome pieces in imitation Sionn
Martin. imitation Sable, licai Sabin,
link and others.
1N CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
up have Main Roads. Ribbed Goods.
‘lrcI-cd-lincd and Natural Wool.
Hosiery a Specialty.
A. Dickorman 8: Son,
on Washington 8t. 50. Norw-lk.
L.—
idvutise Your “ Wants” in The Sentinel.
seldom take your watch» "l7“ blacksmith shop tor mun. Without a 9"qu
Norwich. November liv—Wlllium
.iimiili. wed sixtywclght. committed
“Divide late yesterday ottouwosl by
throwing himself headlong into so un-'
used well on his prci‘nlzm at l-‘oun. his
«arm The well was about um n iret
deep and cont Iinmi six fort of wum
When discomrd Smith! ll fret protrud-
ed above the water and whfn extricat
ed there were no hunks visible which
indicated that he met death by aui‘lcmh
lion. Smith had been rmuiviywi as it
Icnmstrr by lorul coal "rain for more
than twenty years. (if IIItII years he
had been unemployed He became do-
dranncd II year ago and was removed to
the insane asylum at Middletoun but
returned home last March. apparently
cured. III- had been III-tins smnewhat'
sliunsr for the past few weeks and :II-
runr‘mcnts were bring made for hI-I
Iriurn to Middle-town. ’l‘iir llii‘illi‘ll ,
ovamiurr pronounced drain to In due A A “A ’A , 7~.
in «nonunion bimiIth liilVi’li II uidow. a —--'*.m'em.m
We
Advertise
Ioausrvs $5,000 yours” or.
Shoes
scam“..- I:
I Oil" ”'3 NOW WM
.'°’I “ai’*':.’.i“l:i“‘“‘”tfif‘.‘§£€
usually looting three days at a time
than K‘i gm i ”have rqream-
i 'clery Ring unrest 'onstlpation and oil dill"
ache powders relieved Iue mug). rarii.
lenioo had an effect. lilacs!
I)“ l: I‘
groom in elnlfill’li feer decidedly lfi-girZIE-L” .
mseuuilhe Venn Imir i In
.lmw' sold hydmg' In in? and" d‘id-
i'ugliisii is lento- Frills)" and rian .lr?
iiclvu of Agreement.
New York. Novwnhcr limAs i‘\‘lr
‘ IlIIIII-o or James .i. Commit: ill“sll’i‘ to
secure a match with Junior. .i. Jnririvs.
for the heavyweight pnuilistic ('lllilli‘
pionabip. (looms (.‘nnsidinc. his back»
or. ycsIm-dny posted snout) with "ti
Smith to bind ihc matrix. in i' long
leticr addressed to .icfi'l'ics. (fox-bolt
says he will meet the Ihmnpinn on
Friday at the (:JInIlnnaii ilIIIIIIlrm‘r.
New York olfirc to sign mimic-s I
William A. limdy. JI-I’I'I'ics' manager,
said last. night that Jf‘lli'll'rl would I'liV-
i.‘i‘ Corbcn'az Izloncy on Friday. th-n
articles of Iixrconwui for the Inuirii
will be drawn up and alumni by the
In IinI imtis
"ixiil" MIMI) his bun Inguztui II,
twin 1 orbcii Ior tin light.
(lb. “-illi} WW ii li‘illi hiE'i‘Illilliii.
NIw lliiilil. NmIInboI llw'llic iii.-
il‘ouozizors Iii the Yulc observatory were
again on the watch for the nil‘iviii‘I-i
ln-Ii evening. but up to a late how bad
olIsIII'w-Il noihimr. They were not dis-
appointed. hou'evpr. as they hardly 1'!-
pI-I-l any to appear. and only wont on
watch as a precautionary nit-Insure. The
first fort of llIIr showers iii‘f‘ mom-ta
Hi this I'm-ulna. when some brilliant
uni-.I are likely to be soon
We
Sell
Shoes
WEAR SHOES THAT FIT
GLOYER’S
W 8 recommend our
01L HEATERS!
Equal to anything in
the world and better
than most makes. No
smoke, no smell, easy
to fill. easy to light,
easy to carry from One
room to another, abso~
lately safe because so
constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-
possible. Buy this lat-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
Bflliiiiili, WATKINS
.8: Bill,
Our little bov was Iillull ted with rheu-
matiam in his knee: and at times on-
able to out his foot to the floor We
tried in vain. everything we could hour
«If that we thought would help him.
We almost have up in despair. when
wow (Inn lllll'liif'll us to try i‘lqulwr-
lain's i‘ain linim. Wr- Ilid so. and the;
first boiIle gave so much relief that we'
got a sworn! IIIIII. and. in our surprise.
it l‘ill'l'il him sound and welt—J. '1‘.
Boys. Pastor t'hristinn ('llill’t‘li. Nond-
I‘hhn. Kan. For sale by George (3. Still-
mn. South .'orwnli:; Edward P. Weed
Norwulk.
il' pride- loads the, van. iwgzui'y
brine-I up liw l‘i‘iil'
A BUFFERER. .
Franklin Vrnable. an old school
teacher of Marlton. N. J., writes: On
several occasions before using oorons
Rheumatism Cure. 1 was a great suf-
ferer from Rheumatism: after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
i feel as well as ever.” Price one dol—
lar per package. Manufactured by
Corona Compounding Company, Cam-
den. N. J. For sale by R. H. Plaisted,
43 Washington St, South Norwaik
Conn.
iion'l ru'l ‘i’l for your lriIiIIi the man
whose dog III'i‘I‘I' cores in follow you.
"i wouldn't be without DI! ' Will's
Witch Hazel Solve for any considera-
tion," writes Thomas ll. Rhodes, ('rn-
lords-id. i). infallible for piir‘o. cuts.
burns and skin (liar-uses. Beware of
I'outcrfnits. George (3. Stillmu. South
Norwnik: Edward 1‘. Wood. Norwul‘rz.
All llxiuizn' Im- clunp In ill" paving.
lll‘ul‘ in {l'l‘ wa-dviiil.
iilIl l:i:.lilirll* in dross may be r “Red.
but no oiIl»f:IsiIioIIIIIi IIIrdiI'im‘ vi rc—
placr i'hmnboriuln's (folio. Chaim-n and
Minn-bum itcmmly. For sale by (imme-
I'. Siiilwn. Smith Nurmflk; Edward F.
Word. II'III'wnllI.
Au egg today in latter than II inn-
112 W'nflllliiqi'nn street.
ili'ry liillliil'l‘iiIV.
i lh
Come,
vegetable
pounded of
and natural
for a Free
St Albans,
mm
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those long days, those hideous nights '
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-, 40 runs or Macias
A GRAND OLD panorama
J
-_ _.
DEPRESSION
hi0 solecp, no lest.
woman, brace up! Enrich \our blood and strengthen your
remedy, the plCSLl'lptliIlin of an old Scotch physician, com-
roots and herbs found in the G rccn Mountains.
sleep and make you ll healthful and happy woman.
Send to- day
Sample Bottle in Smith 5 Green Mountain Renovator,
\t.. giving your full name and address.
Norwalk Chronicler