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THE SOUTH NORWALK" EVENING“ SENTINEL”
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At Lane’s.
Phone 139—5.
Wholesome Food
Well Cooked
NlGeill Served
5! Washington Street.
lull NEWS Nari.
All business communications tor
this office should be addressed to The
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
Miss Amelia Stone. of Norwalk, who
has been visiting In lhiubury. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. D. Seymour Curtis, of Norwullt.
has returned home from a visit In
Nyuek, New York.
m’l‘urnips. but: bu.; lfie pk. li‘. ll.
Lawton a (‘o,
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li‘ranlt Ihigan. who had several
stands at the I’aii-iilmeriean Exposition
has returned home to Norwulk.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's
(.‘illll'i'il. held a cake sale at the eliripel
in Berkeley street, yesterday afternoon.
A number of Norwalkers eonteinplute
attending the Yalml’rineeton football
game in New Haven. a week from to-
Vmorrow afternoon
Miss Maude E. Wolf-2. of Sti‘atfortl.
instructor in physical culture in the
South Norwalk sehools. is to start a
elas.s in eloeutiou in Milford.
"Smith‘s home tirade sausage. 53
Main street. Noi'walk.
A. ll. Reid, manager of Irvine Lark—
wood‘s coal yard. started Sunday.
business trip through the West.
will retiiru in about twu weeks.
till it i
He
(‘liailes Lynt-li. .lr.. d‘vd this morn-
ing. at the State Hospital. iii Midd‘ies
town. after a few wl-elts' illness. The
i'eiiiaitis will be broiitzlit to South Nor“
walk today for illll‘lfli.
l’oi'i. Ron-l ltie Io Wale: SI
(‘arl Riyiiolds a wliidtiiouii \‘eleraiil
of the War of the Rebellion. died at Ill»
Soldi- i‘s' Home. Noi'oloii. on 'l‘llesdufll
and was buried in Middle Patent ('i-nie- .1
tery. on 'I‘lilirsday. lie was formerly iii
resitllut of liaiiksville. I
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Mrs, ’l‘liateher. of New f‘aiiaail. lo:t ‘
a valuable pieee of jewelry at the re
eeption after the Keeler-llrown wed-i dill“ \- .l..
.i'oi' the past lill"’l' years.
dine. \\’eilne:=day afternoon. It \\ as re. ,
stored to the owner by ()I'fieer ltolmt“
N Mort-house who t‘ouiit it on the lawn
of Lieiit, liov, Keeler's re‘idenw
-—Men‘s and lioys‘ Caps. ()‘llrieu.
t‘barlts I'. 'l‘lu k. who will be remem-
bered by many Nor-walk people as hav»
ing laid the West avenun trolley line.
and resided at that time at No. 2 Mott
avenue. died \\'ednesduy at his home
in Soniervilie. Mass. I'le Iiad been lay-
ing a litie In l’orto Rieo. and contracted
the lever while lii'd‘i‘. The funeral was
held this afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Among the Norwalk guests at the
Mossnuin-I’altii'son wedding. in New
York eity. ye.»terda,\ afternoon. were
Mrs. i‘Illa ll. Hill and l'illiiil‘t'll. Miss
Lina (‘iiiieli and I‘hnrles ll. llill. Mrs.
\V. H. li_\'lll;.'.illll. Mrs. .i. I‘ Newltirit.
Mrs. Li‘iil'iillii Raymond. Miss Alive
(‘raiir Miss (‘lara M. llill. Miss l-‘.lsie
Hill. ”on. |.;_ .I. Ilill. l-Ibeu Ilill. t‘lmr.
les ll. Rodgers and George l.. Wood-
ward.
--—-\\’e have :- eoiiiolete \'iil‘il‘i\’ oi
Gent's. Ladies“ and (‘hildren's Hosiery
and Underwear at the lowest priee:
also all kinds "up to date" Gloves and
Mittens. M. S. Smith lb Co.
The schedule of the Yale l‘niversily
basketball team was published in one
of the New York daily papers this
morning. There are hilt three teams
outside of college learns on the list. and
they are the Company F team. of Nor-
walk‘. whom they will play I‘leeember
Still. the champion military team In
Connecticut; the Y. III. C. A. train. of
Hartford. the best Young Men‘s (.‘hrts -
inn Association team In the state. a d
the Seventeenth Separate Company
team. of Flushing. Long Island. whieh
won the Metropolitan championship.
last year.
iiilllllilll i [ll
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THE JEWELERS.
3 mm eraser. nonwsut.
OI WMHING'I‘ON 81'. 80. NORWALK
paid-I-
You will that complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our chem. with room ee-
“ mum fitted in) for on purpose.
‘ ' lo. and misuse fitted by tile
improved methods and «um
lion summed. it you are having
mm.mu your eyes. it your
i ll Krieger & I'li‘lllitlll)’ is showing all
lplan.
‘Si. Joseph's (‘liili't-li. in New Haven.
1Wrong: Mr. Wright puzzle. iilt answer
The Boston Store has allraelloiis of‘ '
unusual interest for Saturday.
The Ilowiand Dry (loods (‘onipaiiy is,
having a sale on lat-e curtains.
I ——-»l’otaioes. 5 bu. lots, 8th bu. I“.
I). Lawton at. C0.
’l‘lze llt‘ston Store has another iii'ie~
tr'tu (t'lli Inagle figure sale for Saturday
and Monday.
L.“ nzo liiblile has some rash prune
,tli sroeerH-s in his ad. today, that will
rub I'lSi you.
Mrs. Rolla iiilll'b’ WI III to High Ililitti'
yesterday, to be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. llirarn ll. Curtis.
li' yoli are think of pureliauiiiu any
furniture. read the ad. of W. S. Starle-
vaui. in today's issue
W. A. I‘uilis. of the i‘eiitral National
Ilaiik. Norwalk. who has been quite ill.
is very IlIlll‘il improved today.
Savings areouilis are solh-ltell by the
South Norwalk 'I‘i'ust I_‘oinpaiiy. It
does a general banking business.
If you take your boy to Willis ll. Sel-
leek he will fit him with a soil at a
Very reasonable priee, See the ad.
A ear-ea of aulhraelte eoal is l;- lug
diseliaraeo from the barge of John Me-
I‘al‘frey. tor Raymond Brothers.
Miss lleieii lll‘ake, the eflleit-iil wail-
rriss at the llavilund llolel restaurant.
is confined to her bed with illness.
’l'wo savaire bull dour: eugautd iii a
light in Livingston street. this iiioi'li-
but. and aitl‘lrelt-d Illlll‘il attention.
llllitll silks aiul illt‘i‘i' urtaiiis are at
tl'neliiiu' attention iii the store of ill-‘
I). M. Read Company. See the all.
Eugene ll. lleriediet. of the inerlrliii
ieal [tilt'\‘ of the New York Sun. spent
last night at his home in Norwalk.
_.\ an; radiator is Just the thin-.1 llrzil
‘is lll‘ltii‘ii ili ill” home these eool liiulils
L'oiineelleut Railway a Lighting t‘om-
puny.
-~—l‘.raud (‘akewalk at Mrs. Ilritrie
.llorii's. Ii? Water sliei t. Saturday p. Ill.
iNovember ll. beginning at b and last
line until 10.
‘Ihe lansl mixtures in yoke overeoals
ileerylhiny: is sold on the easy payment
Work was to nipoiarilv suspended on
lthi i-v\\'t'l‘ lll East Washington slri-rt.
this morning. owing to the tide rising
in the tl'l‘lll'il
Ladies" l'llli (it'lil‘s tials ltl-lloyul
tl'lli‘ieii.
i‘ii.
(home Sniilii ha: removed his i‘ii
lure Ii'aiiiili' biwiiiew i‘ioiu l-‘i:iliu
slieel to Funeral illl‘i‘t'ilil Slariuoid~
rooms. in Wall slrei-l.
'I‘lieru “Hi In .'I pipeline: or il.: l'uupiu
Mire-it‘ll 'l‘roupe toniulil Arrairaemeuts
will be t'iiliipletl ii to put on the show at
a fair to It» aiveli under the :iiispives of
(iiiii"l'i Seliiilla. til" “Willie-ll -:\i
one. has arrived litiillr from i'i‘llklllli
“hire he has i‘t‘ll lot-uteri
lie will is»
main at iii ::.e with his parents now.
Master Sayer Youucs was the iii'ni
one to send in a t.vl‘l"t'i Illl>\\'t‘l' Ill The
bring "Sit-lire two mats now for .iiiilll
Allison. in the Wrong Mr Wright "
(‘al Stewart. the author of the fam-
ons l'nele .losh talking l'lill'ilillt‘ rev
oi'ds, was at the store or Lockwood
St Ives last lllhili end tit'ii‘lilli‘li :i illi'tt‘
eiidieuee by ulvinu his seleeliori. into
ill-u lllill'ilillt‘ :iiid Iii in il.l\t' the hill
chine reproduee them.
iiillll“. Iii
. Small Fresh
iiayes‘s.
il‘igl'
'l'li Norwulk fire toxin u.i- si-ur 1 .
f'litipel strett. last iiilziit. for il'I‘ I-‘llsoll
that South Norwrtlk is ll>lllK warlr
from the Norwalk l‘i‘.‘ i'roir. and it
was feared that tile pressiiri Wlillltl bi
too low without tile ill lp of th- si“:llll
,er. t‘hief l‘rowitt has niruii orders lot
itake the engine to every live until fur-
ther iiotiee.
.-\ tramp milled at (be uiiilerlaitiliu
parlors of ll. \\'. Raymond. this morn~
inn. and recognized the man who was:
skill-d by ill“ ears 'I‘uesdziv morning.
just west of the \Vhlstleville bridge.
He said that his name was Peter Rey"
holds. and that he bml two sisters liv-
In: in New London. This information
was given to Medienl Examiner S. H.
Huntington. and be Is etulenvoring to
locate the dead man's relatives. The
police of New London have been cone
iiiunleated with.
”one more Week of great bargains
in slightly used upright pianos. .l. W.
Studwell. .
The romniittnemrn‘s emtfereneo and
supper will be held at the Y. M. C. A
rooms. tonight. Sllprer will be served
promptly at ‘i‘ p. m.. after whit-h short
slil‘m‘ilt’ii and discussions will follow. on
the various lines of committee work.
it certainly will be an Inspiration to
meet. with and hear the, mmmlitee
work. It tertainly will be. an Inspira-
tion to meet with and hear the commit-
tee workers from New Haven. Bridge-
port. Stamford. Anemia. Merltlen.
Derby. Shelton. Middletown. Dunbar)-
and New Milford.
«“«flmlth‘s home made sauna-re.
Main street, Norwalk.
:3?»
The ventral Labor Iinion held a
meeting. last night. in Hibernian Hull.
and accepted the resignation of Fred
nrlck Pitenr. .lr.. as treasurer. Rollo
Black was elected in his place. Mr.
Pint-r is president and W‘l‘filal’y of the
Gigarmttkm‘ Union. and he thought
that he had work enough to attend to.
Joseph lindiey was elected vire-prertb
dent to fill the vacancy caused by the
«tenth of Matthew Whales. A set of
resolutions were drum up on the death
out Wilden. ‘ viillieieentto
new .i...
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Better at $12, $15, $18 to $22.
Nortvalk Store:
Mascnic Building.
Overcoats, $I0.
;, —it has a collegy dash to it you'll
only $10. Better still at $12. $r5 and $18.
The yoke Overcoat we call the Harvard.
Yale a close rub for first place.
had to order more. In greenish and Oxford mixtures.
Regular style coats, 42 inches long. $6.50 to $20.
Comstock Bros.
Telephone Call. 32-2; South Norwallg Store.
The greatest values we ever had
to offer you in highgrade Over-
coats for a little price. Here is
up-to-the-minutc style—the wide
shoulders. generous looseness and
length (48 inches), slash pockets
and broad, pointed lapcls you find
in the most expensive custom-
made coats.
They hang right; that's the final
test of a well-made coat. Slip in~
to one for fun. and note the perfect
draping.
We christen this style the Yale
like. In Oxford mixtures-and
It's giving the
Sold so many already we‘ve
$10.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
A bag of clean oats
inferior grade.
send your orders here.
i
Agent for “Crockcr
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL r. HATCII.
~ii
5
is equal to considerable
more than a bag of dirty oats handled without care.
Again. abag of the best oats is better than an
Two good reasons yvhy you should
Best Flour.
'JAC‘KSONS STUDIO.
The latest and best ideas in
Modern Photography.
Sittings for
should be made as soon as conbenimt.
New styles on exhibition;
avoid delays.
the Holidays
Now is the time to
Visitors welcome.
JACKSON'S STUDIO,
Opposite Hotel.
Trolleys pass the door.
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
Subscriptions
received for all Periodicals and Magazines.
It you subscribe
through me you run no risk of losing your money.
WM. P.
BooksnLLER.
49 WALL STREET.
STATIONER.
BEERS,
ENGRAVER.
NORWALK. CONN.
Enter
November
4th, 1901.
"Merrill
College
Stamford, Conn.
Prepares boys and girls for commer-
cial llfe.
Graduates are in demand by BUSI-
NESS iIOI'SES.
Young men wanted to fill positions as
bookkeepers and stcnogrupbers.
Enter Nt‘)V’l§:llIliER 4th.
Day and Evening Sessions.
Buying Eyes
Is An Impossibility
Proper Glance. properly adjunct].
will save your eyes and give comfort
in place of that disagreeable headache
strain.
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
0 B. Jackson,
GRADUATE OP‘riciAN, ,
Norwaik.
58 Wall Street.
M. A. MERRILL.
Principal.
‘-
t’ e, ,a
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literate tour ‘* but _ ” In The Sentinel.
m.
JANE TOPPAN'S HEARING POST-
POSTPONED.
Machinery of the Government Trans-
ferred to Buzzard’e Bay.
IIARNS'I‘ABIJG. Muss” November 8
~Misu .lane 'l‘oppun. the nurse accus-
ed of the murder of Mrs. Mary E.
Gibbs, by poisoning. was before the.
district eourt here today, but a bear-
iiig was postponed unlll November If).
BllZZARliei 41AY. Mints” November 6
”From liarniilnble. the inaelilnery of
the government employed in the case,
against the unwell nurse. Miss Jane.
'I'oppan. the alleged polrioner of ii mini-
her of her former patients. was trans-
ferred to this tow i. today. when the iii-
nliest ordered by the authorities Into
the deaths of Mrs. Mary IE. Gibbs, of
i'atanmit, and Miss Annie (l. lordon.
of I‘hieago. was begun before Judge
Swift of the lr‘irsi Distrlet (‘oni't of
liarnsta. to county.
The Inquest was conducted behind
elosed doors and no one exrept the ofli»
rials. uttorulys and the witness under
examination was permitted to hear any
of the proreediugs, Only one witness
at a litre was admitted to the eourt
ford or navy. $2.50.
other good values from $2 to $4
All Wool Suit, Ill $3.50. l’leuty
Bring that Boy
‘ Here
And fit him out with clothes for the mid weather.
()iir Iloya' (‘Iolliiirg is made of stylish materials that aro very
soi'vieelible, and We will guarantee priees as low as the lowest.
We quote a few esperially good values:
All Wool Sailor lihnise. Stilts for little fellows, ii to ii. rod, 0x-
1 f
Slrietly All Wool i)lilliiii' llreasted Short l’auts Suits, at $2.50;
.fiii.
lloys' Short. l’ants Suits, wrth rest, it to It}, a good serviceable
of better ones equally as good value
Vestee Suits. ages 3 to 8. $2.00 to $3.50.
room. and eaeli one was strictly enioiii- (jiiillil‘i‘il's Reefer-s, “5 low as $1.35. ‘ f h,
nd to maintain so ereey as to the nature lloys‘ Reuters. from $1.63 to $5.00. i it ‘1. '
“illmpl(“iillliim'fltiumlhwdh 1‘th mitt” Iloys’ ()vercoets, 4. to lb. $2.50 to $5.50. ' .
o eer llllll rig re ease. owe er. at - h ., ,. .~ 9 . ‘ . 1
milled that practically everything up- Long 'IIUIIMJH hulls, I.) to Iii, 3.1.00 to $1.1m 1, l .
on whip“ m.. Hm“. “man”..- for a “up. \(iilths' Overtroats, all the newest things. 55 to $12. i.
eessful prosta-ution of the trial of Miss
’l‘oppae would be brought out.
District Attorney Holmes, of New
lledtord. was in charge today. and as
soon as the brief hearing at Barnstable
this morning. had been disposed of, he
‘lllti the other otlieluls value here.
The \\'ifili‘r'.ses called by the prosecu-
tion. who wr re present today were l’i‘o-
lessor Whitney. of the Massaehusetts
tleneral Hospital. lioston. who assisted
at the autopsy held on the bodies of the
two worrien at (‘alaiimetz llr. R. H.
l-‘aiinre, of Soiiilwh-h. iiiedieal eitainiiier
for this disti let. who pr rfornied the au—
lopsv: Stale (lilieer .l. H. Whitney; O.
.\l Ilrigliaiu. of Lowell: Mrs. ilelilah
Jacobs. of Somerville. who was staying
at the t-olluae. when Mrs. Gibbs died. iii
and t‘aptaiu l‘aui Gibbs. of Poeosset,‘
liliili‘l‘slll‘itlw of Mrs. Gibbs. Professor
Wood. of Harvard I'niversitv. who
elieinieally analyzed the stoiiiaeh of the
deceased woman, also was called, but
was not present when the inquest be-
No other store in the Twin
WILLIS H.
48 and 50 Wall
can.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
The Wrong Mr. Wright, Do you want satisfaction?
t‘all a piete the Worm: \Ii
Wright." and explain that it is from
the pelt iillll have us. What Happened
to Jones." and "Why Sillllil Left
Home" and most people will know at
out e that ~roii indicate sheer bolster
a punch card. Leave your order.
Store open Monday, Friday and
Study our goods: they are the best.
our prices: they are as low as the lowest for same Quality. We are working
Iloys' l“lee(‘t‘ti Shirts and Drawers, 2hr per garment.
(Elites can match our Stein-Bloch
broad shouldered Suits and Overcome.
SELLECK,
Clothier Hatter and Furnisher.
Street. Norwalk.
Saturdav evenings.
W
CASH PRICE§
That Tell for Goods That Sell.
Study
for a cheap cash trade and making prices accordingly. Premiums given. Get
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I)il.~' farti- with some happy turns. a 19 lbs. Gran. Sugar (with other
l Sweet Jamaica Oranges, 25. 30. 35c pk. .
rievereeasiniz and always superlative _
. . 4
1) novel flow or‘ fun and «mod spirits 900d“ 51-00 iOFanue an Lemon‘Pee‘I, finest:
Snell Ill tart is the play oy (lelil‘gyi ll Jones's Flour. bag. We The finest Cranberries in this City
llriizuiliiii'si. 'I‘he pile.» will ilt‘ lite Schumacker's Flour, bag. 52‘; and no eXCEption. 10c qi. and
sen-It'll lit-re this season by'hir .i-I‘illll Shoulders, _ me 1 worth m
-\lii.~oli, supporter. by .iii l'\1i”i‘nl i. t ‘ S N ‘ P' . A l I:
in: illiillitl thew wi-il illli'l\‘,ll playi :‘s' FNMOCS. DCCK- 20¢l ome ew own Ippln pp es, "0 ‘
Maud Allison l'lor. u. o Motion. \da 2 lbs. Pure Lard. 25C large. but fair and of fine flav-
Nliriilill, ii. ti. Hort-m liioicr l. lx'wi‘. Lard, per lb.. compound. 1061 or at 40c pk. A bargain
”f' I) Mp}. .. \vtflkii'fl 'l-IIRWVI- .( holes 2 lb. ran Baked Beans. l0c‘ bought. a bargain sold.
.‘l‘.llll llu- \\llllll.' .\.i \\iii.lil will a Fine C1uiiflower 15c each
be fl [1“ at HIM N Hum“. “mm” 9 bottles Jam. 25cI ‘ . . . H
”W a Nice Pire‘ 6c lb. . For: Large Citron Melons. too
The Volunteer Organist.
Til" swnie equipment of "The Vol
null-er (il‘l’.illli‘~l.' “illl‘il lloyt‘s Thea
li'i- oi‘i‘n is as its :‘i'l‘lll lion toiiioi'row
iii:!ill_ will lllt'i'l with most hearty Hill]
New crop Molasses. 50c gal.
Model Grocery Ammonia. qt. bot.. 12c
Purina Pancake Flour. 9c pkg.
White Meal. nice and new.
simulation from ”W aiidieiiee. in Yellow meal. both fine and fgran-
..-. er.» ry there .15. a \EI:I aroounl ‘aud ulated.
tli lil‘llb‘l\ \\ illlrlni l‘ rain I' & .‘(ill‘
Nice large fat Mackerel. 2 for 25c
We note that people come here for
Best Tub Butter. at 25c. be-
cause they get the best, save
on price, and say the butter
Is better.
how eel'itrii‘ly thine tlieniseiye‘s proud
So natural is the w. w in the thin-pl»
\vherii serrii-t- is belliu Hiiidiii-lt-d lh it
one almost experts to hayr- n t-oiitrib"
lion plate passed at. any minute. liiir
‘l is when the notes of the grand ealli
edrai oruan peel out that the seen-- iw
unites the most impressipvo and it
will take a seeotid thou-chi to keep you
from actually rising in your seat ex-
peetina to assist in the siuuiii: uilh
Rhode island Greening Apples. 60c pk.
Citron Melons. large and fine. 15: each‘
2 Home Rhode Island Grcenings, 60c pk.
i2 lbs. SUGAR FREE ON SATURDAY.
i To every customer who purchases
the following good standard
3 Goods:
1 1 lb. Good Tea. l
, 1 In Good Coffee. ‘ i
i 1 in. Good Tomatoes.
i t can Good Corn.
3 1 bottle Pride Catsup.
1 can Victory Baked Beans.
ALL 6 FOR $1.00 AND 2 lbs. SUGAR
FREE.
lbe eoiiuregritioii on the stare
DAYTON-GIFFORD WEDDING
LONG RIDGE.
Miss Mary l'I. iliffoiii dailuiiler of
Mr. and Mrs. ideln S. (iifi'oril. were
married to l.‘i;iir It. liriyion yesterday
afternoon, at 2.30, at the home of her
parents in Lone itidue. 'l‘lie nuptial
ltliol was tied by Rev llerbei‘t \\'. i‘ai'r
pastor of the l'iiiveisalist ('hlll‘i‘il iii
the breseiiu- of a large gathering of
friends. The bride was attended by
Miss (‘iiil’ll ll. Holly. The groom's
best man was Ray ll. Lewis. The
pride was rouiiel in white. Following.
the nuptials there was a wedding re-
lN ant and profitable.
endure idleness and worry.
honest deal,
Lorenzo Dibble.
l‘l'lllinll. The couple left inlet“ (in it
wedding tour. They will reside on
Norolon Hill. on their return. Mr.
linyton is a musician of ability, having
studied lIie organ under l’rol. Woe
like and other masters.
OIL REFINERY DESTROYED.
I’IT'I'SIII‘RG. novi-iitiit-r 8—A fire
whit-h broke out today in the plant of
the Pittsburg (III Refinery Company.
at (.‘oranolia. I’n.. destroyed the oil
refinery building. the wax house. com-
pound house. filtering house and boil-
ei‘ house. and spread to the tanks. one
hundred in number. It was stated that
the loss would be about $70,000. The
buildings destroyed covered four acres.
0115 tamer.
BWINDLERS UNDER ARREST.
NEW YORK, November. Sml’hilip
Schmidt and John .I. Hefliior. are un-
der arrest charged with uwindiling
Thomas It), (Ireacoii. a wholesale shoe
dealer In New York. out of goods valui
ed at upward or 310.00". iiel'lner ii: a
traveling salesman employed by (iron
con and according to [he poiim- he
transferred lame amounts of goods to
Schmidt under iradulent stiles. Au ex.
nminntlon of (.lrencon‘s books showed
that the IrrcgiilarltIs-e dated bat-It fivo
years. Schmidt who Is charged with
receiving stolen property, t-Ialmsthnt
he bought in good truth from lit-finer
and that he was innoeent of the con-
spiracy to rob Grenada. Tire police
say that they got a full confession
from 'iiei‘lner.
CRUSHED tJNDER BUILDING.
NEWPORT. It. I.. November 8w
While at work on an addition to the.
stable at Alfred (I. Vanderbilt‘s farm.
“The Oakland.” in Portsmouth, Harry
McKennoy. a carpenter, was Instantly
killed today. A oart of the building
raised on jackscrews fell and crushed
the man to death. MeKonney was
about twenty-eight years of age and
unmarried.
HARVARD TEAM HA8 LIGHT
PRACTICE.
PHILADELPHIA. November 8-«The
Harvard football team which will
meet the University of Pennsylvania
relevant tomorrow, arrived here this
morning. The team engaged in light
practice on Franklin Field this after-
noon.
If you have a cough or cold, buy a
86c bottle of the
IMPROVED SYRUP. WHITE
PINS AND TAR.
Money refunded If not satisfied.
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BANK WRECKBR ARRESTED.
LONDON. November ii—«At Bow
fitreet Police Court today. H. fitJohu
his was charged on a provisional war.
ram with Iareeney committed within
the United States. it In alleged he
obtained control of three. banks in the
fitale or Washington In 1900. and that
he subsequently wrecked the acundl.
melon-American bank at Wham.
.wm,iW‘.. Wenonah tom-
Give us a chance to convince you that we can make buying here pleas-
To be busy, to be busy. is the great
brings worrry and worry and worry k ills.
thing. Idleness
Better to work for little than
Yours fora good article, low cash prices. and an
avlng large storage faellltles for [fit Y, and
an elevator for GRAIN. we were enabled to
put In a very large stock of Old Timothy and
reoleaned White Data for the fall trade.
I! all horse owners knew the relative value of
old and new they and Grain. there would be llttle
demand for this year's growth before Dee. lat.
‘ Long experience enables us to satisfy every
Raymond Brothers.
I’EKIN. November 8-~An Imperial
edict has arrived here appointing Yuan
Bill Kai (governor of Shun Tum; prov-
ince). to be. governor of the province
of (:bi LI. and appointing Wang Wen
Shao. who Is vim-president: of the for.
elgn 0mm and a member of the cabi-
net to succeed l.i Hung Chang us plea»
Ipolcntlary. They are both ordered to
home to Pokin forthwith; Another
orilet erenteu LI liunxdhangsmar-
quls and bestows on him the new name .
Li Wen Chung. by whit-h he will be
known in history. "
BANDITS MAINTAIN COMMUNIGA-i
TION. . '
WASHINUTON. November SWAII
that can be gathered hero touching on
Mien Stone's case in that the tom
from the Invent am to the nffeot’thlt
some kind of comminicntion ls helm!
maintained. though very Indirectly. be»
tween Mills titone'e captors end the
people who are. seeking to more hill“
release. it In believed ithlt up tailor
point the minimal!“ thallium“ .
new been the only permits bids to}. .
“communication. _.
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Norwalk Chronicler