ml new I! BABIES? ’AI'IICA.
aupuw-Iremsmuas.
saslthsWalserOsnrd—Iart-
Wile-Hummer.
snubsfiapahimrfsslingandeall
lathgh‘ldwrrh Pollowluglsstypiul
Mintl-ps-lblo.
"lr.8taaleysetnslly tells us,"ssyslr.
W'Whesnggsatsdthstiithe
earriusoi'l'ippudidnottnrnnp,tbaresr
column should advance by making
mohaofdxmiluuatimgfourtimss
over,in'Darkmt Airica.’ No onshut
himsllwoulddarsputsuehs
conception. but ridiculously impossible.
lies-rs see the m.
carrying
beds; andmySoudansaewsrningmethst
Iilhutaaingls load to look out."
Thsgnernl opinion is that Stanley is
mallyioresdtomestthsssebar'. lrya
fullaadeandidasswar.
We in ”M”
Mia-spent
Pen Oct 3t.—-Williara0’BrisI,inan
interview. said that ths Irish partywss
assursdthatthsAmeriesstonroihiaaii
lr.DillouwonldyieldsnfleisatM
hl‘nnliltheflnersleieciion
mun-eminence.
l
a!
w. luv-intro patient lothe
pltal,who a law hours
disd,wsshsld at NewYorhwithonthdl
sebargsethomieids.
amoral term at Rochester is the
thspeoplesgainsttheeityof Bui—
decided that municipal corpora-
obllged to pay their am
under the wesklywment
station rustic at the Phllsr
of tin Pennsylvania and
, has been arrested at
detectives on a sharp oi our
from the eompany.
Blackburn, of Kentucky, was
learn his earringsend received very
serious injuries
Brokaw J. B. Creighton committ'sd sui-
side in his cities In Broadway, New York,
in a It at deepondaney over busin-e
troubles.
Among the legstees under tbs will of
Francis Henry Dykersisdntonio do No-
varro,thehuahandof MaryAndarson. Ila
eemesiniorsfllthshsuofthsestshsaid
tobswm'thfliiullt .
Messrs 'l’alh About federation.
Pmswno, Oct. u—ne third annual
convention of the Grand international
Auxiliaryto the Brotherhoodofhoeomo-
tire Engineeuoalne to an and yesterday
andthenewodleiais wereinstalled. This
convention isstatsd to bethsmost elem-v
3'...“ “with": m ‘ “”“"
was eats , an appropriation
was transferred from the general feed at
theorder to the sinking fund forthses-
tablishment of shame ior orphanaof sn-
gineers,tbe bylaws end ritual were re-
vised and altogether the delegat- feel
slated at what they have aoeomplisl‘rl.
The convention of the Brotherhood o! In
eomotivs Eoginass gave their attentiouto
thsdisenssion of the question of laden
tion. Nearly every delegatshussplanol
hisowutosuggest, and no vote on this
amnion will likely be reached torsoms
ms.
FER 3
l2“?
.3
In
5 5 i
gigs;
tour In Yoko-ed.
Pennants, Pa, Oct. aL-Bsrnsrd
flushes. lead lit Jena Tish. It.
Walter Spellmau, and 37, and
Eberhardt. aged 17. employed at the One-
ker City Dye works, were poisoned in e
probably die. Experiments have been
modelersometimswlth chemicals for a
new die, which iormsd seornponnd which
produced prosaic acid, and some of the
feeliugvaryeiek. Hogbes.8psllman and
Tigho was taken toStMary’shospitel
and Eberhardt was carried home. The
phylieiaasaysthstliughusndlbsrhsrdt
mnbhlydisfl ninhalingthedsadly
"Hunger” Iiehael Dwysr Arrested.
New You. Oct. u—MiehaelDwysr. the
well known tnrlmsu and president at the
New Jersey Jockey club. was errated
keeping enabling pines. Ir. Dwysr
Im’wuroleeaetlounbailtoappearhsiors
Jnatieel‘raasr. Mr. Dwyer was created
at the instance oi "Pats" Delay,who
has been causing wholesalesrr-tsof boob
makersstthe New Jersey Jockey club’s
track on charges of gambling. Shady
alter Mr. Dwyer’sarrsst Deluywas hlrno
selfsrrestodonswarrsnt, iuwbioh hob
oharnsdbyllenryfite‘deker,abooh-ek¢,
withoonspirsey. Deluywsa unablsto
liadahonrbmauandwesloeksdnp.
“mm-QM“
Brxerwrros, N. in, Oct. u—Nias
W
sflnstthesditorJndonsegaln‘fisdt,
editor. 1:: is also one legend
We! persons apeetlsd ch-
iaalouismptoieonrtin dialogs-flag a
inhuetioobnedhy’ld' Forbes whifi
prohibitsdallpersossirornnnlawfnlly-
essrsginuhsstriksrs. The asenssd fur-
aishedmbailoneaehindietmsne
aa oaths-Issue rstideatiss H
sight. lllwardiiirasssss
and
Welcome. llisiriet m
sselsl hnnsuoiworshipthst
s m .‘
pg
whsslsersnow
'm u
slated
ouen .
whstweek.butv much aweksand in»
olinsd to be . ’s else is
cemet- in the and;
country. deep-
Iy‘intersstsdphut don’t sst’slt'hsen-
eotnatursoi thecase. conseusosot
Opinionisthatltiaeuorraiieesssoio‘er
lepay. Forluliyfonr monthshehesbeen
insatsteoiehsointennoonaeiouasess. Es
baanersr spokuewudhednosenrdot
touch, taste,smellorhearing. s
pineanfihs‘runintohiahodywithontthe
patieutheingewersoithsfact.
Mahmblymnoldsndhismlndhas
been week since childhood. He became
violenttwo amend wesplsosd in
thsinsans tof theehnshoma
Oulsmhlhwhsnhewsseallsdbythsat
tendsnt,hsfelloveresleep,sndiorellthe
longmonthsthstinurvenedallsaortsto
knowntomediosl scieneawes powerlu.
Duringallthistimehls teethwsrssetto»
gather as tights- arise. his eyes were
cloaedendhishodyhsthedinaoonflnnoua
cold perspiration. Ilia
thrust into him produced no response. 1
One day he opened hiseyes for shouttwo
minutm and uttered something, but at
once collapsed into his former unconscious
state. Again, on the Mb of June, he
opened his eyes, but therswss evidently no
senmtiou in them, for a fly walking across
theballproducednocilect. Eehsa been
upon an arm and saying, "I want my
clothes." They were given to him, and he
jumped out of bed. dressed himself and
asked for the attendant who had been with
him when 'he fell asleep so etrsn ly in
March, and who has since left the frame
tion. lie has improved rapidly since, and
is now able to take a little solid food. He
evidently thinks that he hasslept only one
night, and when spoken to recalls nothing.
of his long slumber. His mental condition
lstheseme aswhen became intothe in;
s‘t'itutiou.-Philadelphin Cor. New York
orld.
The Iatro- of a Free Library.
Being interviewed isn't so disagreeable
as you think it ls.’ it doesn’t compare
with having a tooth pulled out, nor is the
catechism quite an elaborate as when you
take out atioket on the free library, run
on non-sectarian principles (2), where they
nk you to bring a reference, and, if you
un’t, get a letter from your pastor. I
told the old goose wh ked me that mind
was too busy saving . and getting the
money tosend sick babies away and
build homes (or women who had no homes
to goto, foryme to bother him, and she"
was so impressed by this that she took me
on my own recommendation, and then
asked me, when i took out by first book.
II Shelley was spelled “Sch!" Later on.
having proved both honest and honorable.
she accepted two youngwomenwhodidn’t
know what they believed, and didn't have
any pastes. but who did have a perennial
hunger ior literature. ‘
But she always thought there was
thing wrong about them. and had m
of finite whenever they entered. The
old nearly fell all her perch when one
(I! then presented the library with twenty:
five hound books, and she told me conflé
(Initially the was afraid she had misjudged
and I very properly told her that it
wasn’t always the people who said they be-
listed the mostwho did the moatgood,‘
and that if she would remember a long
timeago people questioned as to whdhsr
:yhgood thing could come outof New
. Showept a little ebout this, but I
think her intentions were honorable; but
she had been too badly brought up, and
she was too old (or anybody to rip her up
and make herorer,as is alwayspossibla
:rith a half worn ohm—Bob’s New York
letter. *5
Churches In “Mon. ‘2
There is an uncommon number of
churches in London; they are marvel-
ously common objects. They are aimed
alletooe and rolled in with granitepr
and iron fenon Two things aboutthe
lpkeopsl church-“which are inthemer‘
jority) strike an American as peculiar.
Oneisthst nee apparatus is often stored
ad in the little inclosures, so that up
edlngychurchwsll you sees brig trod
leddsrorailsmiugtoolorhoaseart. 'l'ba
lrsladders are onwhesb. Churchyuds
soeh csassarsd lanhrn is hung on the
railings at “night with the worda “Firs
mommmmmarme The
thingahoutthaehmhesls
that ‘ uotieesandplaeardsarspostsd
ltwasnot
so eftrwall hr the ytouss
m “in New York out“ 3
“f prhona and w
thiyne'ededtheur for during them-
tlonsry war. Whereahurch and state no
joinsdtheststa puts the meeting houses
to its own used—Julian Itsipb in Harpc‘s
Weekly.
A Ions-t Pianr. ,
Souls preachers are not aneceesiul. Pa»
haying obtained thepnlpit services of a
northern clergyman rustle this supplier
lion: “0 Iniheudlsyerw'itebrndder
detaeomsdowafroradanorito to
In rm him widds llamaof
’lloiuthimwiddaksroasnsoilofselvatlou
nlestldmmilrei"»0hrlstian inquire.
lluewsdintsrestisloothsllwill hsoo
saddles-blah
tht he
neon sronn.
”w"..-
mus !
W
The McKinley Tariff Bill
has advanced the price of Im-
ported Cigars twenty-live per
cent.
We will oller for a short
time a few leading brands of
imported goods at old prices.
Manuel Garcia Concha Finns.
Washington Princesses.
Upman Elegantes.
Carmencita Concha.
Garbalosa Londres.
Our stock of Domestic goods
is very complete.
If you wish a good smoke,
we can suit you.
PlllSTIll’S
DRUG STORE.
I (ll PO RTE D
wmm Basile Snap
Only 18¢ 3. Pound.
For One Week Only
dams toc. Ii MLYN.
5i Washington Street, South Nomalk
27 Main Street Nomlk.
lint-Class Balers, Confection"
And [00 Cream
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0. Dell.” :10 A P lrleYI
WAGONS
lew-IW
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Price. to Suit All.
call and See Them.
mm? mm.
Swan & Bushnell,
no. Wm”:- M
meter has». -
F all Styles.
hauliadstaldwlnlof
Bill and Soft lists. Silk lists.
"”"w-trrm'mnw
KNAPPéS,
91 Washington St.
Particular alto-lion paid to
"flag, unsung and Ironing
Illlt flats.
Removed
18 Nurthliain 31mm
SMITH NORWALK.
JACOB muggy
“I '33.: Li! and Accident. Ocean
- e
Stumdfigc‘Iiekcts-Gsbiu and Bteenge. Drafts
n lousy Orders to all parts
to: El so parents and
of la Notary Public; acknowledgements
taken. road Tickets. m checked in Des-
“ Washington attest. lent to Post Olen.
80U'l‘li NORWALK, CT.
3008 and Slflfll
..__op..._
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods ior
the Least loney
———-.\T——- A
H. S. BRflWN’S
8001‘ & SHOE STilllE,
Clerk k Lane’s Block-
». MIN STREFT.
W. l D I la Shoes are
Elmo "ute- 'al erelr’y rrzir
nuahissu-oan p re stamped on mi. .1
w. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE ....:.2.2....
"im- ('sll mul Laced Waterproof Grails.
.‘iw on" "wire and wrarln quallliesul this shoe
‘ mu! in- lin'tivr mmn than‘ry the strong emce-
14 HI in thousand! oi “instant wearers. ,
21 .06 (in-Inim- “anti-served. In elegant Ill
Fit lien llrwu Slim which commends use".
;."3 Mandarin-d Well. A fine cult that
"erluallml torst In and durability.
4.73 (:uudyear \Vo t M the steward dress
.‘ Inc, at a popular price.
- '33 l’nllrfmnn a Khar— Isrspeeieily «levied
,» iv r mi mm! mm. lat-mere. etc.
211 . .. h- m l'ungrfiwt. Balm-noises.
j: 22 snoes Jill-
., .. tr hi mired introduced
.22.: 2mg. ......"'"..............
. Hen-Ma these
.-vxr[‘eo\rr.lmlil esusotsu send
*' 2 “5221.532?” “‘ W '
... . ..
w. l.. lullraban. Beaches. In.
John Schaub & Son,
Washington Invest. Isuth lee-sin. lyi I-
Buy oi the manufacturer.
men.
”bflmflm
JflB PRINTIN-
Homer B. Hall
me me We 103 mm
mummmm
Am) um STYLES 0? TYPE.
Mills, do. AND
hummus,
cleanliness,
Hotness,
llfllll'flll,
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE ESTIMATE-
0N EVERY KIND OI" JOB PRINTING
FROM A POSTER TO A VISITING
CARD. WE HAVE i'XL‘SUAL
FACILITIES FOR DOLVO TEE
Fl “LOWE“ WORK:
I
w H
Mahackemo
Hotel
Block
.211, , .
route Helium. core. ,
MILLINEBL STORE.
. seamen lumen-rm” Ms nr ‘
FUR CA PBS; -77: g
Wo have purchased a lar e assortment of For Ce L and
will ofl‘er some at prices far he ow that 01 any New Yor house...
htraclan Funllool Seal,(”'::‘.':"‘) Natural Beaver, Blaclhm
BLACK RUSSIAN "ABB-
Also in all the newest Furs.
These Ca 3 are made in rolling Maria Antoinette collate,
also wrth the gig revere collars which are having such n no
in New York and other large cities.
are advancing from day
once and select one Of the bargains.
Astrnohan Cloth Capes in Big Variety}
MILLINEEY DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment of Trimmed Hats for fall wear for excels
anything ever offered, both in style, finish and prices.
All are invited to inspect our line oi
,. Feathers, Birds, Ribbons, Etc.
ll. KRIEGER'
- 2 .;
As is well known, film
to day, so it will pay you to cell {at
child’s 1
only $1.
The Best Ennis fig the Least 9 Manny
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE 0P
C.I-I- Harvey ,
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything-from e
A number of specie
A ladies' fine Kid
Misses’ Good School Shoe,
Children's School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St. South Norwallrfi
0-cent shoe to a gent's $5 boot.
allies in gents’, ladies’ and children's shoes.
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3.
('ardn Blank Books
Billhentls ('nnuucln
Mlerhemi- Decca
Note-hoods Label:-
Fmvelopes invitation-t
(‘irculm Rep-7m
Show Card:- Tags
Posters l’netul Cards
Catelogua Lew Blenks
Prim Lisle Journal.-
i’amphieve Pmeporturw
Bylaws insurance Cherie
Tickets Covenants
Programmes Prop-reels
Dancing Oldt'l'l' Ballots
llandhille Election Noticm
Receipts Policies
Honda Statements
(.‘hechs Dodgers
law Cases Physicisne' Forms
ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE PBOIP'I'LY
ATTENDED TO.
OIT OUR ISTIIA'I'RS BEFORE PLACING
YOUR ORDERfl RISEWIIERE.
THE '
Evan" 8211111121,“
mm mu.
20".,DIPO'I'I
SOUTH N QRWALK.
Small Warn.
v
tloorhio eieovslssr
humanism
W. B.
m... .. M... .... N... ...... "W...
Try a “Want” ll. in
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL
ab 00.
ANll'l'HER NEW BUILDINI} lflDEll’
PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATION.
2,700 FEET OF SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FALL STYLES A'LREADY.’
NEW wmwns IN BLACK LGOODS.
NEW LINES OF COLORED CASIIIBIBS.
HUNDREDS. ;oi‘ FRESIlzNOVELTIES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TAXI Till [LIVINIL
Ladies’ Underwear.
TAXI CENTER B‘I’AIB'AY.
(insets. Coilorrn'e iistssnd Cape. Mick's Pittman. Dress farm, he.
Yankee Notions, Perfume-r .
elevsmr
Macaw——
SPECIALTIES :
Oannrab Kid ladies'flmsboessrsthe finestereroilered in Booihlorwslk-
ladies’ French Kid Bend Served. ladiss’ French turned and wells at prices that
will astooieh you.
A full line at Iadiee’, Children’s and len’s shoes thet will pey sl to ans-he.
GLOVER do OLSEN.
leaders in the Boot and Shoe ‘l‘rsde.
hoops. Jewelry. linen! the!
flu lead Velveta la the W. .
naked-end ecreenrinihslewflssuenl.
ALL & CO.
The Be: E22212 21.22221 Prices.
Balls in snus
GLOVER §0LSEN’S
helm ennui
1
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Norwalk Chronicler