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law In Harald Weather l'orasaat.
The weather lo-day promises to be clear and
slightly cooler. To—mnrrow it promises to be
warmer and flit,
600T! NOB'AII.
What the People of Our City are Del-g
.1 brill.
The boat Dumville Is at Raymond
Brothers' wharf with a cargo of cement
Buyminrd Brothers have discharged a
cargo of iron at theNorwalk iron Works‘
dock for Giles & Clancy.
—Lsmb chcpa:15c. People's Market.
Edward Si-erson is no longer employ-
ed at the Hahackemo Hotel. A man
from New York will take hiaplace to-
morrow. .
A musical and literary entertainment
willbe given in the Granitcvllle chapel
tonight. followed by the serving of cake
and cream.
John niece, tply employed at the
Wdrld’s rerun lugs anhicago. has re
moved to one of Raymond Brothers'
houses on Water street.
Rev. E. E. Barnes, who has been sum-
mering at Pound Ridge, wlll occupy the
pulpit of the South Norwalk Methodist
church next Sunday morning and even.
lag,
-Brnmells carpet.48c; extra quality.
Sculls” & Hoyt, Norwalk and South
Norwalk. __.
The Chautauqua Union will open the
season with a reception on Monday oven-
lng. September 18, at the home of the
president, Rev. D. hf. Seward, D. D
Falrlleld avenue.
The storm last night blew of! the top
eta large tree in A. Orlich‘s yard on
South Iain street. and broke the wires
of the Norwalk and South Norwaik Elec-
tric Light company.
Caleb Weed sends Tris SENTINEL a
copy of the G. A. it. edition of the in-
diannpolis Journal, containing exhaus-
tive accounts of the gathering of the old
soldiers in that city to attend the nation-
al encampment.
—Plenty of fresh lluyler's candy at
lane's.
Baggsgeman Cashew and his assist»
acts at the depot, are very busy of late.
Autumn brings the city residents away
from their country homes, and the bag-
gage cars are crowded with trunks
The filter at Nailtucket, designed and
bulltb'yW. B. andJ. B. Rider, of this
’clty, has been tested by the State Board
of Health of Massachusetts. and has
given better results than any of the
numerous other filters.
The Danbury nine will play a return
game of ball with the Norwalks, on the
Baxter grounds. mmw afternoon.
The Norwalkswon the llrstgame bya
score of eighteen to nothing, but the
coming game promises to be more close-
ly contested. mm
--Watch our Kandy window for Iran
gains. lane's.
The master City of Albany will give
another afternoon sail on Long Island
bound, next Sunday, the triple include
island, with a stop ofsnhoarstiloton
South lfcrwslkstsiao o'clock.
Thellcardof Registrationfcrthsflsc-
deodnngcompmrdchichud
moon... and Ceurtlandt Allocate.
csivespplhatlonstohsinsdsvutsu.
gent. including supprr. Oi. Committee.
Early naming Gilded (tomatoes,
‘ lin street school grounds tonight.
' rectorsof the Hospital corporation will
Greenwich, Belle Haven and Captain‘s
Point oaths return. The boat will leave
“amusements-mm.
ca navilsad street. Tharsdayfisptsss.
her lemons! s. in.» ii In...» re
—Grsndeloslsghsllofthslolonl‘olnt
improvement 00. To be held in the
Imminlmmbuatafl
CO. ’5,
N00rwalk.
BAIItAIIIs III IIIISIEIII IIII SATIIIIIIAI
A. Dlokerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON. STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
CON,N. -
The Criminal Common Pleas Court
has adjotiyned until September 25.
The Norwalkm Iron Works Band will
give its postponed concert on the Frank
A’twenty-ilvs pound sch bass, caught
in Westportby Dr. Keys, was served at
dinner today in the, lishackemo Hotel.
—Jersey peaches,50c basket. People's mht
A special meetingof thebosrdcf at
beheld tonight at John B. Light’s of-
idceon Washington street, for the pur-
pose of amending article 'ten of the
amended articles of incorporation. so
that twelve visitors can beappointed to
Visit the hospital.
—thorsl llppllea.
special prices for three days at' the
Boston store. Norwalk: Fountain pens.
5c. and 10c. each; slate pencih, 8c. don;
led pencils, from its. dos. tolbc. don;
pen holders. at 8c. dos ; pencil cases, 3c.
each; chalk. only So. box; rulers. do
each; paper pads. In. to lie. each; pencil
sharpeners, lc. each. The above are
mwh below the regular wholesale price
formal: sands
NOIWALI NEWS.
A Dressy Budget of Items [rows the
Up’asladof lawn.
R. J. Brundage has bought Walkers
steam carpet cleaning work-cu Knight
street.
The Willing Workers of the A. M. E.
church will hold their entertainment to-
night in the church.
Charles W. Bartow, of New Connor ,
baaplaoedsn attachment upon George
Queen's real estate for “50.
Lightning struck the trolley wire on
Wall street, near Cornstock Brothers“
store. during last night's shower, but did
no damage.
gone to Rockville to work for Landlord
McPherson, of the Rockville Hotel. Ai-
den was formerly employed at the Nor-
walk Hotel. w
-—All summer goods at less than cost.
Scofleld & Hoyt, Norwsik and South
Norwalk. .____..__
Officer ldartla found Martha lirmslon
in a very intoxicated condition near the
First Baptist church. last evening. lie
locked her up and this morning Justice
Coolidge imposed a line of $2 and costs,
which she paid.
It is probable that Hope lloee cum
pany‘shouso on Water street will be
dmignaiedss the polling place for the
city election in Norwalk next month.
It is buy of access. conveniently ar—
ranged. and its use would save the oily
thaespeneeofreutlng a suitable place.
Burgesses Chinery and Sutherland con-
stitute the special committee who will
decide the matter.
-—'l‘he Boston store, Norwsik oilers l
off the priceof all remnants and short
lengths of wool dress goods.
The Ridgrlield Dramatic society, under
the management of P. Gordon Meade,
of Norwalk, who will play the role of the
Corporal, will produce the drama, “The
Irish Corporal," in Bldgefleld Hall. Wed-
nudsy and Thursday evenings. Septem-
ber20andfll. The caste ls madeupof
local talent and a homo orchestra will
furnish music. The play ls given for the
purpose of raising funds to Improve the
Interior of the Ridgefleld Town llsll.
The heavy wind and rain storm which
struck Norwslk with the fury ofseyclons
about 7 o'clock last evening evidently
meant had, butwas sidetracked before
any great amountof damage was done.
The overhead wirn about town were
ellghtly tangled and acres of the electric
liglm were rsttngulshed. but further
than that no ds-sgd ls reported. it
hunt elsetrlal dhpisyasd considerable
heavy thunder. There Is very little
damage along the water front. The
yacht Nellie, which took a party over to
Mashhadysstsrdsysflwhmoh plum
did not some humalast nights-account
cf the storm. but arrived early this
morning. WM“
~A new line of pocket-books have
lutssrlved at the Boston store, Nor-
walk. ltwillpayyea to sail and are
then. meMMWW
0'” Till siren.
am and nausea as ea. Isay In last
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aas,srsvlsltlaglhefesan‘s fathom).
itinerant-Wastes.
Ilnflsris lied-hill. who has been
vflllsglblllsra Harris. masses
hwhsusialmtdsaagail. Lyceum
fly.
dohAlflhm thesau-
_ with their aunt, Mrs. ,E. P. Palmer, of
Fred. Arden. the colored janitor, has ‘
hallsdssd raised,“ thrrswassbrii- 3
PERSONAL IENTION.
mall!“ l’lfllflpil About Our and
Other l'eenls's Irlaas'a
Nil. Fred Alidllnrof Norwalh, ltl vial
in; friends in Bidselleld. .
Boa. Michael T. Dooley, national bun
examiner. Is at the liabaclremo Hotel...
Robertflrte’n. of film strret. will go
the World's Fair in about two wet-ls.
bliss Kitty Martin, of New York. I
the guest of Mrs. George Stiles. of this
city.
Ili- Addie Overten, of Albany. N. Y.,
is a guest of bliss Cornelia Raymond, of
Berkeley street.
* Nlaleictcrla Barrett. of Norwalk, is
visiting Mira Eva Botherforth, of Dan-
bury, says the News.
Mrs. Frank D. HIfll'”! and daughter. .
of Newark. N. J., are vliiting Iir. and
Hrs. W. B. Tristrarn, of Roton Hill.
J. B. Perry, with the Chainless Cycle
company. of Hartford, ‘s spending a few
days with bk parents in South Norwaik.
lira. A. l“. Masonsnd children, of Nor-
wslk. are home from a very piasant visit
Stamford.
Air. and In. J. P. Bennett. n. and
Mrs. P. S. Poole and Mrs. Martha Curtis,
of Norwalk. are spending slew days at
Oronoque.
Officer; W. E Hicks. Tuttle and
Sweeney, the big three of the Second
Precinct, Newark police force, are being
entertained today by Chief of Police
Vollme- with a dinner at Landlord Les.
sen's hotel at Calf Pasture beach.
BOWAYTON.
A party of about ten young people will
have a carryall ride to Shippers Point,
to night.
'1‘. DsWitt Ferris. the memenger, isn't
a very large man, but since Wednesday
night he has realized that he is one of
the strongest men in town.
Mr. Crooker and family, who have
been spending several weeks at the resi-
dence of Henry Cutbill. returned to their
home in Port Washington. L. l , yester
lav.
Mrs. Henry Wells was stung Wednrs
day by a large green worm,which caused
her hand to swell to twice its natural
size. The swelling was taken down and
the member is now doing nicely.
Frank Stevens and Howard Iowndcs
were out sailing yesterday in the “Wild
Duck." While getting oil of Bell's point
the sailboat capsized. (imnt Beckett,
coming along in the sloop "Tiger." pick-
ed them up and towed the boat into the
harbor.
Clifford Cutbill started for South Nor-
walk yesterday with a large skill load of
oysters. Theses washed over the boat.
causing her to fill. lie ran the boat on
the her off Tavern Island, where be
boiled her out and proceeded to his des
tisation.m __
WESTPORT.
Alias Eva Betta. of Dentury. is visit-
ing ‘(im Carrie E. anb.
Miss Fannie Russell. of Strntford, is
visiting lfrs. John ii. (lray.
lies Virginia Seclsy. of SI imford, is a
guest of Miss lands Hurray.
Mrs. D. ll. Hopkinaon, of New York,
In visiting Hrs Judson Wright.
Elmer N. Sturges, of Princeton, flare
is visiting his brother, W. I". Sturges.
George Clots. of Canaan, Is a guest of
his patents. Air. and In. Jonas Clots.
II- lay Powell. of Brooklyn, Is
visiting the Nbstes Iary and Estelle
Hurlbutt.
Kr. and lrs.Cbarlos Harris, of Bridge.
port. have been visiting Air. and Ira.
Frank N. Taylor.
All. Anna Pack. of New York, has
been visiting at the rt~idence of up
Abram W. Bradley.
lfr. and Airs. D. A. Balmonsnd Ilsa
Edith Salmon returned on Tuesday
from the World‘s Fair.
lira. Theodore Keeler left Iown Wed»
nssdsy for a month's visit with friends
in Lafayette. lad., and Chicago, III.
In. Fred H. Nrsb hrsheeuvlsitlng
friends in lakevllle, N. J. Hrs. lrs,
Stringbam. of Brooklyn, is visiting Erwin
“0
Stephen Wakenrsn and son John.
Robert T. Lee and son Augustus, and
In. Or irge B. Underwood are at the
World’s Fair.
The lines Thomas, of Comps, gave
an "At Home” at their residence. yevtvr»
tcrday afternoon. to the members of
Trinity Guild.
J. llllton Ilwcnd and family, who
have beenspending the summer at his
old home on King street. returned to
their hours In Brooklyn, londay
A number of heryousg frisudsgava
lies Bessie Wayne at umbepsrtyst
the residence of her parents. Saturday
eveninthi‘ungInhonor of her birth
day.
fir. and tire. Fred W. Bertha“ sad
I. B. Iiohlsr.of Built-rm. lit. srd“
Ira.l.l.Aely,cf Wakefield,}t.l,srs
nuts at thsvssidsacs of, Ambrose B.
Bulhatt.
Albert Ween, a son «William ll.
lam. died at hlshcae last evening
Items of Interest Onllad from lvwry Quar-
Ccunecticut river at Chicopee, line. She
state prison for burglary at Putnam.
George Simona, a negro wanted In W
Sherman.
W'Ero'riins or we sure.
tar of Connections.
Miss Katie Crane wcs drowned in the
was buried in Windsor locks
William Arnold and Charles Haggard
were sentenced to eighteen months in
Danbury for burglary, wee captured in
lie was shot in the thigh
while trying to escape.
All the factories in Torrlngton except
the Union Hardware company have re-
sumed work and business is reported to
be picking up a good deal.
Owing to a kick rece.ved from a horse
Senator Chark Phelps, of Rockville, lies
in a serious condition at the home of Dr.
hi. hi. Johnson, in Hartford.
Improvement! on the Weslyan college
property at Iliddletown this vacation
consist of alterations in North college
at a coat of 830.000. the money being
given by John Emery Andrus.
Joseph Doreen. local agent of the Peo-
ple’s insurance company in Willimsutic,
is missing and there is a shortage in his
amounts. He has left town with a gold
watch and “5 borrowed from A. B. Bou
der and a livery team.
Middleton-n has a senimtion in the
shape of the divorce suit which William
J. Kline has brought against his wife.
They were married in October. 1887.
Last June Mr. Kline, becoming suspici-
ous, sentadetectlve to follow his wife
while she was on a trip to New York.
Martin Murphy, who lives on the
Brushy llili (road. Danbury, stole tib‘.’
from his pretty cousin. Mary Lynch,
who is stopping with the family. The
amount represented the savings of a
year and she kept it in a trunk. hlsrtin
broke open the trunk. lie has dieap
peered.
The biggest street railway deal that
ever took place in Connecticut transpired
in New Haven, when the New lluven
Street Railway company bought and con»
silidnleul the Slate street. Whitney
aVenue. Morris Cove and Lake Salton-
stali lines. The roads were immediately
mortgaged for $600,000 to equip them
with electricity.
The following nominations were made
at the state L. A. W. meeting at “art-
ford: Chief consul. L. A. Tracey, of
Hartford: vice-consul, I". N. Kinney, of
New Haven: secretary-treasurer, P. W.
Westlake. Bridgeport. Five hundred
and fifty dollars was appropriated for the.
expenses of delegates to the special meet-
ing of the national smoothly to be held
in Buffalo on September 24
IN PLEASDBE‘S PATIIWA Y.
catalog Ivsata of Interest to the Play-
unlag People of Narwnlh.
Booth Norwalk theatregoers will not,
probably, have an opp irtunity of seeing
a more pleasing attraction than Funny
Rice and her company. who come to
lusic Hall, nest Holiday night. The
New Orleans Times Democrat osays;I
ra ouse
”Tram ‘51:: 20:3: delightful
entertainment last night the clever
and versatile soubrctte. Miss snny Rice.
and her excellent aupportt‘rfI company.
"J ll Bu rises' Is a m -Iprovok ng
far‘iis’con y of a refined ty ,bubblng
over“ with fun and humor. selling". the
y an as upper
tunlt of d Ingher talents as an
y, :wrnuthmmetimeaflord-
uarnf tingherasan
epeclaltlss, which
sndapprrclstsd by mmmgh’t's '31:“:
once.
lie Assailant Itlll at Large.
Jerry Crystonau, the ltslisn who shot
young Frank Carpets. the boy employed
on the Sobenck farm near Ridgelleid,
haenotyet been found. although the
antlwritles are still making a search for
him. The boy is steadily gainingand
may recover. Perltcnlth Is the chief ac.
eidsnt feared. it is said that Cryetonan
la a member of thedresdedlalls,and
had sworn vengeance against the uncle
oftheboyheshct.hsosusstheunelshad
testified against him. thstestimony send-
lsghlintoprlson for several years. A
description at the ltalisn has best: seat
to surrounding towns The man
lsdsseribvd as nearly six feet tall,
with heavy dark moustache, and list.
Ismaiooting face, peculiarly scarred on
the chin. his eminence presenting
sharply the ltsllasunderhsnd cunning“)
that will stab in the dark.
l'slatesshrrwvahassrs.
A.Dicksrstsn¢fionanncunosaspeo
lsl salsof wwmsadwhliam
mwlth special hsrgslssls hosiery
ammo. .
u.Ths loath llorwslh m liters
Wheelers ”humanism for
Murder sad Issdsy. »It will he to
yearlatwattrleehttsaarer.
Whalessrs'alsgisthdr
Highest oi“ all In Leavening Power. -—Latcst U. S. Gov' t Report.
In IIIIIIP reliant.
Immerse-mm to us or
pound, We odor the very first wade ill
Fanny'l'esthsthu ever been given In .,
thhtcws. Oust-rial will oosvrsos
THE CUSTOMER. thatit pays Inhhuy
tbabntgusds.‘ 'Ws statute! what-it
lsworth. and give honest value. You
matrastncthldg better from a good
exposition than we ere showing every
day. The best thing in the. marketqéu
can always select from our stock. Drink
our Tea for lnshsnce that has the three
-Yr‘r.‘OP(~-r .q,
Telephone
wi’ondor well, dear friends. and neighbors,
M‘vou read the wondrous story.
flow for gold. and not for glory.
THE REVOLT IN BRAZIL
W...
It Greatly arm. the Men Who import
Coffin.
NEW YORK. Sept. S.~Jnmoa A. Scrym-
ser, the president of the Mexican 'l'ele~
graph Cable company, received a telegram
from the agent at the company at Dueuos
Ayres saying that there had been is revolt
at Rio Janeiro by the lirazilinn naval
fleet stationull'hcre. I’rivnlemiviccsw ch
Mr. Scrymser received confirmed this re-
". . -
Later in the dnyhe received word that
telegrams to another place than Rio Ja-
neiro would he receivuf.’ (In this account
Afr. Scrymser said that he believed that
whatever trouble there was was confined
to Rio Janelm. The secretary of the Coflce
Exchange informed the secretary of stain
at Washington of the suswnsiouuf tele'
graphic business between this country and
Brazil. in reply the following telegram
was meivmi:
"No special discrimination against Amer-
ican citizens or trade in Brazil being al-
leged. an Independent protest against the
suspension of . cable mes-sages would be of
doubtful uliliiy If the “rennin-c has been
adopted for defensive purposes. But if de-
sired by New York merchants Minister
Thompson can be instructed to concur in a
general diplomatic remnnstrance against
the burdensome interference with the for-
elite commerce of Brazil. "
In reply to this telegram the secretary of
the exchange was instruct“! to send the
following:
”The Coffee Exchange, on behalf of the
New York merchants interested in trade
with Brazil, respectfully ask that the
l“ nits-d smug minister nl liiu .Mneiro be
instructed in mooninnct with the sugges-
tion contained in the closing sentence of
your today's telegram."
The Herald says Inlay that the latest ad~
vices from the seat of the revolt state that
the army still mumins loyal uiPeixol-oand
that the artillery in the forts-m of Santa
(‘rnz. which mlnmamls the entrance to the
bay. Is llllllt'l’ lighting orders and will not
now email an nttmk by the squadron. as
was at first lnlerulml. but will open fire
upon the rucnof—witr If they come any—
where within rnngc.
The revolting squadron is commanded by
Admiral Cristmliu Jose llcllu and consists
of the cruisers Aquidalum, Republics and
Truuanu and three torpedo boots.
One cause of the suspension of tele-
graphic communication to or from lilo Ja-
neiru by the Brazilian authorities Is the
fear of i‘eixotn's goverrnm-nt thnt if the
news of the novel revolt should travel
somh from the capital it would give a new
impetus to the revolution in lilo Grands
do Sul. In fnct. then- is every prolutbilityw
that the slate of Santa Catharina will now
throw In its lot with the Rio Gmndv rebels
anyway and join lemon with them against
the president.
ROSEBERY ON HOME RULE.
The Secretary of Foreign Ailislrs Speaks la
the Bonn of lords.
la'ixnux. Sept. 3. —'l‘lie house of lords was
crowded with people eager to hear the Earl
of Roseltt-ry, secretary of state for foreign
nlfnire. small on the home rule bill. The
scene was a brilliant one. Many bishops
and [nu-newer were present. In flit-diplo—
Matlc gallery ant several foreign embosse-
rlors, niiimtg them being Henry White, sec-
spnco in front of the throne reset-rid for
privy counciiors was occupied by Arthur
J. Balfour. Joseph Chamberlain endother
prominent mom lore of the house of cum-
icons
The first «waiter was the Earl of Bel-
borne, idlierrtl Unionist. who made a biting
attack upon the hill. Lord ltovwbery fol-6
lowed laml Selborns. lie said that the
arguments In which phrases about “capita-
latlon" and “rash and uncertain experi-
ment" had been used by opwueuls of
home rule were exactly the sort that had
been applied against every great reform of
the present century.
The some arguineiito had been used
against the Catholic cinnliclpation bill, the
first reform bill and the bill for the repeal
of the corn laws. Members of the opposi-
tion had said that the resent bill ought to
be carefully con-tide because It was leg-
Islstlcn, not for today. but for an uncer-
tain tomorrow it could hesshl for the up-
per house that they were never legislat-
for tomorrow. but were legislating for
“thisday six months." Hangman}
The house of lmsls. having decided before
the debate opened to reject the borne rule
bill, could not be called a disruption room
so Justly as It culllll lli' called a chamber of
death. The. Iii-lmte,thrrefiirr. was unreal
and accelerate. There was immiml division
of the parties In the house of lords.
lull fight!" I lint.
Paula. Dept. il.--The whole district round
the summer mutt Bianlts, on the bay of
Disney. has been rpased by the report thatD
the governmentwl l suppress bull lightin
in France. mills have been lrmght «.5
termini-s engaged for a fight Sept. If in
Bayonne. five miles from Blarritn, and if
the government interferes there will be a
Two lashes of Hall.
mm, ll Y, slept salt terrific hail
storm broke over this town. llsllstones
measuring an luck in diameter and over
nomad the ground. The gradient damage
done was by the breaking of hundreds of
panes of glass at the lioldiers‘ home, av
l
theehargsofths
will!
a vat-I first.
mascots. asst. auntie
the resillts of a ”a of
John loamy pushed
t .
ow
Amm&
fail to Willow door and Mafia.
rotary of the American smlmy. The '
liar-ditch. brought by the “‘Wssting»
bottom and some as some.
psamssglvsntom the lurythismosnlng
isssalusa
Sillltll'fll. BAlhlfl‘S. LAW YEBSJiOABY.
labored" with thslr might and main.
, last their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them. with no token
That we e'er sold beef. or mutton,
This. the tale they told ledge Kane.
PEOPLE'S NIllKET.
ll! North Main st., 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone call, 52-3.
NOW CONTAINS SOME
From the present indications the num-
ber of students at Yale this year will be
the largest in its history. If all the em.
dents who have passed the examinat‘icns
and signified their intention of entering
come to New Haven the attendance at
Yale will be over 2,700.
Mothsmeet Worm Powders.
Mother Gray. a nurse in the Children's
Homeiu New York,bns for years treated
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
called Mother Gra 3 Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. They are and by all druggists at
25 cents a package They remove all
worms, are barmlem as milk. pleasant to
take and never fail. \aluable for fever.
isbnem, constipation and headache, even
if no worms are present. Ask your
dmggist.
Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief, as our mem-
ory reverts to the days when we were
young, none are more prominent than
severe sickness. The young mother viv-
idly remembers that it was Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy cured her of croup,
and in turn administers it to herown
oflspriug and always with the best re-
sults. For sale by G. Stillson. Druggist.
A Good Thing to Keep at Hand.
From the Tray (Kansas) Chief.
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera tour
bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually that ail-
ment. such as sickness at the stomach,
oiarrbnia, etc. we become scary We
have found Chamberlain‘s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy the very thing to
straighten one out in such cases, and al-
ways kee it about. We are not writ
ing this or a pay testimonial, but to let
our readers know what is a good thing
to bee handy in the house. For sale by
ii. (I. tillsori. Druggist. -
if s New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at bth avenue and 36th street, costing
.700. 00, which gives 10 is d pepsin
you may have the problem solved and
getinformatimahouu‘mtua Blc.' lCurv.
‘For a lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest,r tr saturing a piece of lion-
nel with Chain rlaiu's Pain Balm and
bindingit onto the affected parts. This
trehtment will cure any ordln casein
oneor two days. Pain Balms cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by
0.,8tllhon Dmggist.
Childrenflftry f5;
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
Children cry for
Pitcher'a Gastoria.
children successfully withn remedy. now -
of Chlna’ s best in it.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer.
83 Washington St.
Call l3-2. ‘
Quickly than. their prayer's be granted.
And the BAIL] FEB. nothing danntd.
Took the job they long had wanted
Watched our stores both day and night.
Who'd have thought our BEEP so TENDER, .
That ti. us they must, their service render.
[Mt TBEIVES break in and we 60 UNDIB
For men and angels WHAT A BIG?”
.‘..
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIlEE DELIVERY,
| Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO
PEOPLE'S MARK 7',
21 Wall eh, Norwalk
| Telephone call, 5-7-8.
BEAUTIFU la WORK IN
Cilllllll, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLAQS WORK
is especially invited
An Artistic line of Phoiogrsphs, Especiall Studies from child-Lila '
constantly on Erhl Ition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
E. l .llllliiilli. _PHOTiliiilAPllEll 53 Will ST. lilillWAlK.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance,
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookin for a lot or house and lot.
with the viewo purchaslwg.h are luvlted to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale In every porter the city at reasonable
prices and on our terms. _aufl tf
gan.
“banana".
MflNDAl NIGHT. SEPTEMBER I ll
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
0f the Peerless Comedian and Comic Opera
Queen.
FANNY RICE.
And her splendid New York corn re-
senting Ol‘fenbach' s operatic gem; W]. p
"A ”THE PEACEIIAKEII."
Followed by the refined and laughable
‘ ‘Jolly Surprises.”
OOII’ANY THOROUGIILY EXCILm'I'
EQUIPIIII'I' NIW AND GORGIOUS.
MUSICAL NUIBIBS UP 10 DATE.
LAUGH'I'EB CONTLVUALLY ON TAP.
N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Seats on sale at Plalsted's and fllggs‘. Secure
seats now.
[BXATlllIIII
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CELERY
KILLS am. PAIN AND mvroorts'rns
and these micapen in doc-
rs'billa llnallv dhav'e to pay t5 00 ms svmn.
each for Cactus B Cure to cure them. ”M |
what would bethe saving per capita if "a ”me Aches «if '
{has disnzner should plot'be given, there "0 M E f. 0
mg persormatt 0 east!
Inquire at Plaintnd's drug store, where on es ass BIS,
llo IAoIe Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diger-
tlou Hope takes the place of despair: your
daily duties become a delight and Lifea
Joy.
Thenstop thatconghwlth
Yankee
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satisfied Inonlra at the
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