:issoimriir
I’Tiiistid
mggist.
, Isl- PATTERNS.
“timely handsome and
. hanging. Painting
sill Decorating.
.afiilillpifltent Men.
town of Hours-t“. I.“ in
Iris EY'ENINGENTINEL
' miss ”mum's“ PM
[1.3: lmoa'x’k “is: M“ contend cent:
liaistars Alma-as Into-marrow.
”start “rim “’9’” 1... I new
low kerb Herald Weanin- Forecast.
The weather today mines to be sonsrdly'
fair with modarpts northerly to westerly
brasnss. 'fio-moryow‘ it promises to on clear to
partly cloudy, with variable blesses.
3001'“ NUBWA II.
qun In People of on cm In Doing
and Davies.
Home news no every page.
--If No Linens—“y “means free liquor,"
why don't the liquor dealers vote for it?
The second in the series of Bible read
logs on Paul's letters will be given at
the Congregational church this evening.
st 7:45 o’clock. '
—-Pleoty of dslicioua bread. at Isne’ .‘
The boat Preston & Wright is dis-
charging a cargo of coal at Wilson Point
for Raymond Brothers. A cargo of
» cement is at their wharf in this city.
—-Lamb chaps the. People‘s llsrkst.
Thomas Villige has moved his little
store on Woodward avenue back on the
lot, and has given J. R Raymond the
contract to erect soother store.18x2l
feet. on the same site.
—l"‘resh candy unpacked to day at
Deliott’s.
The members of Putnam lloss com-
pany wsrs out for practice on Water
sweetlast night. They ran eight hun-
dred feet in fortyvfivs seconds.
Owing to the hose catching while it was
being unsealed it was not laid. After
the exhibition the members returned to
the hose house, where a supper was
served by, Adolph Dreyfuss. in honor of
the twenty-first supivsrsary of his birth.
lir. and lire. Samuel Taylor observed
the tenth anniversary of their marriage
last night, by entertaining about twenty-
flve friends at their home. 5 Quintard
avenue. Abeodroth and Freeman's or-
chestra furnished migic and the ones
sion was a very pleasant one. A dclic
ious collation was one of the features.
number of handsome presents front their
many fliendi.
—Saussse 13} cents pound at Bayou,
market. _____ .. --
Major Charles C. Godfrey, surgeon of
the Fourth regiment, who was recently
elected president of the Bridgeport
Scientific society, hss resigned as surgeon
of the regiment on account of his addi-
tional duties in the new position. Colonel
’ Frost has nominated assistant surgeon
William 8. Watson. of Daubury. to be
surgeom The amistsnt surgeon will
_ probably be nominated from Bridgeport.
so as to have charge of the Hospital
corps located timers
Dellott' s.
A man was in Springwood last night
tryiugtoselisdecrepit horse and a di-
lapidated wsgcasud harness for .7. A
down and see if the home was owned by
oiliquor and the oflicsr arrested him.
This morning Justice Barrett llosd bin
01 and costl,and Oscar Saunders advanc-
ed .8 on the turnout with which Parker
con paid his line.
have boys.” .
W“.
the school.“ interesting inusicsi pro
llby s qusrtstts composed of lira. N E.
nuns-sail. fi‘
tastefully decorated with flowers.
..m_. . .... m.
World’s fair will be the 017.00 special
excursion. WM”. overths easel
wheawiiibsnssdoutbls Titsiusg
“and.
whlcbths
menisci
lit. and Mrs. Taylor received a large
—-I"resb candy unpacked to day at
resident of the neighborhood drove to
police headquarters for an others to go
the man, who gave his name as Chsrles
Psrkscon He was under the influence
grantinswas Mme-slitting of so
lnstmmuhfaljsolo by Miss A. S. Dunning: lit. and In. Samuel Tobey.“ flutes.
ivocslsclc by I). E. Disiirowisslsctlons
”Campbell. Hrs. J. W. Outline. W. J.
-Ons of the favorite trains to the “WI,“
atlicsoiscsssvy through whiclithelack-
awsnss recap-minnow York state,
Wwitbtbsvsrylrigsesussufbabs
09'“?! W
liars Mwllirwsbs W I“ “I”!
start. lisss‘sss Premium ‘m a.
his my
' ' wiiisapsctlo worsens.
u‘l'hslsrgssliiascflsssssdlssla
so. Norutalk.
Tbs tom William 3. Tompkins
bssacsrgoofbrick at John II. l'erris'
dock.
John 1 Ounce. a graduate of the
South Norwalk High School. went to
New Haven this morning to enter the
Yale Law School.
~A vote for-No Unease is a vote for
happy homes. and prosperous business.
J. Irving Dibble yesterday sold the
house sud lot st the corner of Concord
and Wood streets, belonging to tbs estate
of Intense Dibble, to Robert Joselovsky.
~Fresli pork 13in. pound, st lisyss‘
markd.
Constsbls Conley had two cssesyestsr-
dsy before Justice Barrett, both being
for breach of the peace. Joseph Uhotcb
was lined .1 and costs and A. Hsrrist‘l
and costs Both paid. -
—Fresb candy unpacked tsdsy st
Delott's. __
Public services of a religious character
willbsbsldat tthouthNarwalkbranch
of the Keeley Institute, next Sunday
sftsrnoon,bsginningst3dclock. Ilsv.
H. E. Barnes, pastor of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will deliver an
addras. _____
It isdesirabls that every member of
the Women's Christian Temperance
union be present at the home of the
president, tomorrow afternoon at 8:30
o‘clock. Arrangements must be made
to attend the County convention st
Shelton, nest Wednssday.
——Sausnae 12b cents a pound at. lisycs
market
Mr. and lira George A. Hoyt were
surprised at their home on East avenue,
last night, by about twenty~i|ve friends,
who made themselves thoroughly" at
home. Shop‘s orchestra furnished music
for dancing. which was enjoyed until a
late he or. Supper was served.
.
—The vote on Unease last year was
1,806 for. 868 against, and yet the great
majority don't believe in the saloon.
Four of the Democratic nominees for
councilmen, Otto Barthel, William W.
Comstcd, William H. Raymond and
Fred. 3. Coleman, have declined the
honor, and the names of Amos 6. Jud
son. Dennis Donovan. Aaron lisrtinesu
and William A. Morton have beeuplaced
on the ticket by the city committe.
TlieodoreL. Smith, who was nominated
for city marshal, also refuses to stand.
—Frcsh pork 13kt. bound, at Hayes
market.
The monarchs of comedy, Gallagher
& West, and their own company of com-
edians, singers and dancers, in the up to
date laugh, “The Colonel and I." will
be at llusic Hall tonight. The Bulslo
Evening Newssays: “Withanexcellent
company of fun maker-i, the Colonel and
I started on a week’s engagement at the
Lyceum theatre last night. before a
packed house. Frank Demont's com-
position oi Nothing received a big send.
all. Tire piece is very funny and was a
laughing bit. " ,_..__
—-A dollar paid to the saloon keeper is
a dollar lost to other tradesmen.
NDRWAIII DIVE.
Ilppwr last of Town.
Home news on every page.
[isles Brotbsn' illumpty Dumpty
opens at New Brunswich. N. .l.. October
31.
with friends in Stamford.
The oflcsrs and teachers of the South W“
’Norwslk congregational Sunday school
.0" “mm“ III Mum by “I. w wear. It ill! Boston 8m. Harwell.
perlntsridsat. J. I. Layton. at his pleaso
,, ant hoursou Palrllsid avenue. Follow-
ing the usual business nesting. at which
it w. voted to replenish tbs library of m “”3”“ '°' W“ “a“
The Democrats oi thacily of Norwalk
will hold their caucus to niitbt toaorniu-
ulili Pond oystsrs. People’s Inlet
berry Plains.
“show and hymns ” 1:
sung by.“ was, Twiillns Mm“. Ills m Saunders. of florwsl
msulswsrsssrvsd. Tbshousewas
who vsssatfy returned from a visit with
health.
lane's.
A
turn game'witli Stanford in Roswell.
«lire-u of lssrh. ts. People's liars“
.A party composed of lobsrt Val
,Isv.sndlrs.l.li.
marinade.
94 wasu'iuonouZ
A doubt W hm
front of George W. Grant's rssidrms
survive-Ins. torsplsvsslllsllm -’
Luann Jsllifls, or“. Weak mu. hss I
fourteensud oasbaif pound tarnlpori
sshtbitiouln s wasik grucwystcrs _ . 4
The tickets for both the torus and city
election this year will be printed on .
cfllcial ballots. Voters will do well not ., ~
to not them confused.
W. I". Bryant is sttsndim tlrsmsot-
ingoithstirflsidOonninaptist asso-
elation in BMW“. to-dsy, as a dole.
gets from the Norwalk Baptist church.
—--"r
JennisA. Taylor. a shtsr of Edwin
Taylor. a Norwaik, died last night in
Wilton, aged twenty-nine years.
inneralwillbehsldfrom berlste hours
Sunday afternoon
Rev. C. II. Salient.“ Nuwaik, st-
tsndsd the New York diocese conven-
tion at Trinity churninlisw York city,
yesterday, when thop Wmtsd‘
the archbishop of Greece to the conven-
tion. Thsvlsitormadsasbortbut
powerful speech in broken Englhh. '
Tbs ohlolals for the twsnty-fowrsad
onebslfmllsbieyclsr'scsattbofl’r
Grounds, Saturday afternoon, to decide
the championshipoi the Alpha Wheel
club, are as follows: Starter, H. D. Wol-
cott; timers. H. D. Wolcott. Inn-an
lloyt and Charles Dillworth; judges,
Frank Williams, George H. Allsn,and
Chief of Police Dana rscsivsdnotics
from the Brooklyn police, this morning,
to look out. for John Henry Balrdsin,
who is mining from Bsmpstead, L. I.
Be is twenty live your oi ass. live fest
sis inches in hellbt. stunt. My eyes
sandy hair, llond complsxllon, aldwhsn
h“ '2!” wore I"! 0‘0"”. “4 “1°" Intblssbedld not succeed. as she was
beyond her depth. Immediately she lint
control oi herself. and turning to her com-
panion sailed her by the shoulders and
pricesirototlssflrestAtlanticsnd Pact climbed upon bsr back. As she was a
lie Tea company, 41 Iain street. Nor-
—-For pure goods at the luwssluaab
0V SI! Till I" Bit.
laws aaduusslp of the Ilsy in last
Home news on (very pulp.
Frank E. Parsons,“ First avenue. is
visiting trim in East Hampton and
Springfield, liam..____‘_
The Epworth [Issguoofths EsstArsuus
Methodist church, will meet at the rd
deuce of J. C. Hawkins. Seaside Plum,
tomorrow night.
The Ladies' Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church are
making arrangements for a fair to bs
held in the near future.
Earl Tbcmesis viewing the wood-w
oi the World a Fair.
llrs. William Btsvsusis visitiugrsls-
tives in Spencsrtown, N. Y.
In. (Hidden has left Carlsntment
Island for her winter home in Brooklyn.
Eddie Thames resumed hisstudlss in
the scientific department oi Yale college
Eddie 8tsvsns~ has paid J.’ l. Bowen
thsflhs demandsd for thsoarscf his
mossndbas taken the but fromlr.
Bowen's premises.
Professor Taylor wfl inlvs alt‘lllratrab
ed lecturscn "Our New Navyzor. Life
on the High Seas," iu the school house,
to-nlsht. The proceeds will bs for the
benefit of the school.
A special school meeting will beheld
in itowsyton's venerable school horas, scar
Saturday night, for the purpose of hear-
ing the report of the committee ap-
pointed unlock ups sitsfora new school her.
house. Thsownsrsoftbsfla-rnis prop
srty have been conferred with, but it is
psobabls that their terms will not be so-
a lire-try nudgai 01 its-- In. the
lirallilss Olmstead,oi Norwslk,gsve a
m tes.on'l'uesdsy, to her sundsy school
_lln.n’ m who w" by Willi)“ class of young Ill“!-
‘Licsiiss’ because they have theories. “end
by voting ‘No Idcscsd because they lirs P‘ Buckley.ofl-‘rsukiln ""m"
i . .
v mm .
has returned from s very enjoyable isit CIANBIIIY PMINIL
lirs. Charles listdwlri and Fruit 'i‘sy-
lor srs on tbs sick tbt.
A son was born to lir. sud lira. Messrs
dcrs Bates last Thursday.
The dag-raising at the school house
will tabs place at 3 o'clock l'ridsy alter-
“Simmons-urinals.
was bold in nostos'smvs haul -
--i.lpeclsl bargains in woolen amiss-
waa, N. Y.. have bear the guests of
lit. and lire Samuel Orauford. of first»
her sister in WWII, isle vsrypoor
ofirssh linylsr‘s candy at
a onus. of the cost-i club will be
lent tastes-mirrors was. with held in tliuflcus or iii. George Hall, Pri-
tbslslssborsdivlslnn.0s1y iirsbclass day nightJndecidsnbontpllylng a is-
Wuhjasssd'.f.flsysndwliswll
lssvs Ifoswslk asst My for lbs
’ x'i .- pr..',x‘ i ‘
‘_ *ATF
' 4 1
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STREET. SOUTH NORWAL’KI CONN.
W... ppm—w ....
man
i
The
" parties.
A densities was born Tuesday after-
noon tu Ir. and lira. Wilbur B. Bates.
Undertaker James Birchard has pur-
chased tbs furniture and household ef~
facts of W. H.01ds, who will move
south with his family. “
ll. Dora Beariss, of tho Elmwood
school, went to Westerly, Tuesday, to
attsnd the wedding of Miss Phoebe Ches-
boro and Jsmes Daucby, which took
plaeshstevenlng at the home of the
bride.
The annual report of the sslcctmen, J.
0.Klinsfsltcr, Joseph lilndluy and A.
T. Visionary. printed last week, ms
murmured yesterday. The revel in or
tnstowutruussllwiuroeswere 03 .ii.33 -
84, and the expenses. $30,811.35, tearing
airshow In the treasury or p.518. 46.
An "Al-net Drowned" Experts-cs.
0n the north shore of Long Island among
smorrypsrtyof young people who were
disputing themaslvssln the topic waters
of the sound was a young woman whose
abilities as a swimmer wsrs not nearly so
greatsshsr ambitions Shewishedtoswirn
out to a
yards from the shore, but felt afraid. A
companion olisrsd to swim beside her to
givsbercoulidsncs. and this offer wasao-
that was anchored about 10
When within about 10 feet of the
the ambitious swimmer felt a little
timidlty and reached her foot down. mean.
ing to “sustain herself for a minute by
and hearty young woman. her
‘.
3s. continued in this strain untiiannn-
‘ forced her irlmd far under the sur-
”'11: this position they remained strug-
wvhlls the one who was afraid filled
the with shrieks loud and shrill soon It
to s awakened old Neptune from
after dinnerns
“9»
In half amlnntc four young men were
on th spot. helping both imperiled girls to
the raft. Once there the frightened one
hinted away. The one who had been held
under water and made use of as a life pro
server quietly went to her bathhouse.
Whentheirigbtsned onecsrnscober senses.
she was for afsw minutes voluble and elo-
ovsr the danger she had escaped.
sympathetic girl remarked, “Why. Mary,
cotsllngle hair of your head is wet " This
was this Mary had so well sustained her-
self upon her friend's shoulders that not
one curl had been dampmed by the salt
warns of the sound. Since then any refer
anus to the dangsrbi that experience has
excessively annoyed her. —-Brcok‘1yu Eagle.
An American fable.
Ousday as the fox was passing through
the forest be copied a bars, which stones
and with great s dissp into her
burrow. Assuming a smi' tug expression
to hlrh the chfirin be felt, Rsynsrd ap
ad and
“my dear madam. perhaps you have not
hurt! the news I have made a public deo-
larnllon of my intention to reform and lead
sdiflsrnt life. "
“And that' s exactly why I was in such .1
hurry to get. out of your way." replied the
"I’lssse explain. This lack of confidence
on your part hurts my feelings."
"Why. air. in your char-cur as s foal
. >ld always outrun you and dud safety.
butalarsiurrusr you havsgct adussu new
triskswhlch Iain not onto and won‘t feel
safe till I learn."
"But. my dear madam." ted the
ion. "1! you will butcomsout srssnd talk
tbs latter over I am sure we shall arrive
unsatisfactory understanding. I used to
be very fond of bars. but my reformation is
By the use of calolsry and argument the
basawas induced to leave her borrow. and
shswss scarcsly out when the for ssissd
"new new!" abs shrlsksd. "You sol-
‘unly a-nrsd me that you hadlost your
tutsforharsi"
In. Dayton Benton spsst Sunday in
Weston with brrpsrsiiss, Ir. fl Hrs
Tbsrswlllbsamssttsg is fiscbspsl
flatuidnylm to asks scissor-sale
forshsrvsstfsstlvsi.
Rev. a. n. Wynnuibslsvrrslli
More: lpisccpslcbsrsii .prssciiss
luthsshspslissslusasy.
Julia Nashssdfsailyhsvsmcvsd to m
lrmsdlrulharisallswws,
«Weston. tum moved into tbs plans
nostalbyflrdissl.
Harms-mandarin llobsrt,
and Mass Helen soil was Ads-s
spentnruiday withlrusdlruw
mylancoeut mludsd and long
so,
.' , WWII“ thslna “Mm
ha furdhnsr. "While it lstrusthstl
mmforlsniccsuanstobs
reformed simplest
tars? bums hallucination-volit-
7 Lucrative Honesty.
MI. 'l'bm.“ ssiil s young wife to her
husband. “I found a truly honest man
fils morflnlna
"indeed?" said be. laughing ironically.
” “J'Yss. i did." she said. “lie was s
trashy—ob so dirty and wired rind sick
looking and miserablel [Income around
the hack way and item-d ms in the
t tons of voice just to give
hi- ssiy old cost or trousers, so thst he
could throw sway his rags and he a lit»
'lls amuse—so 1 ms him that old black
M of yours
”Harmonia!" said Tom. raising his
brows critically.
"now don‘t say 'llmeinoril‘ thiit way,”
his wife. "for before he had been
to Intrmtrs he cirrus back all out of
ms. and Awbat do you think?”
“Asked for a vest and bat to suit tbs
cast," growled Tom.
"Ito. sir. Milly exclaimed lirs.
Tun. "No. skulls calm to bring back
aflblll be found in the inside pocket,
I” you had forgotten it first summer
has. m i that lions-tr
“Yes“ " said Tim slowly. "Wu
irivs him for lit”
“a!“ in such unusual honesty was
wusthsdoilar. snlgivsittolihn. flush
& Don,
_........ ...._...._...I .
ssdsscnrss
‘ iontl’. Hale‘s or Soanour’s success Flour.
Will.”d want to
% m alum upon us withing" .1an
BE Dvpricscnliourbsssd anesdseventy-flvs cent! per- barrel.
We will for a limited time sell at the above price. We are
advising you correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
WE took the advantage of the market, but won’t take
the advantage of you.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
Teleo hone Call 18-2.
Highest of all' In Lesvsning Power.——Latest U. S Gov’t Report.
Mrs. Darling’ 5 Hard Fight With
Two Highwaymen.
STRIPPBD 0P CLOTHES AHD HONEY.
alas at New Rochelle,- 2i. If.-‘l’ha Donna
at [Its Outrage Wlihln a Hundred Yards
cf the lain Strut.
NEW litK‘llliLLi-i. 5:. ii. Supt. 22-:«Mrs
Charles A. llnrl‘ ' 'n tumult-nit i-m-irty
lady of this vii-um, in! .v til-pursue cu
counter with turn I ‘ My... mm at the our
new of (Ti-ritual moi i'- ..m iuiiisp :ivI-tiiivs,
Mrs. Darling m i. i- :\1.‘.- vi (fluirlrsA.
Darling. the riot-hing iv 1. r of the .‘Illi‘l‘lly
Hill hunk of New York 1-215 and 8 grand-
son of the president of lli!‘ ‘L. Lilli.
When Mix Darling i i" l 11-: in the
morning, he. now his trifv wind u check
form mom As .‘dr. Hurling “In. in a
hurry to go in New \‘IIIK. l.<- told his wife
logo tothu law oflir-e .I' i'. i‘. Kt’l'df. on
Main strum. some firm I..si:;;; the tiny and
pay Mr. Ker-tie minim on ll bond.
About 5 o‘clock in the afternoon Mrs
Darling left her home on (rustle place. Rear
ldencs park, UIli.‘ of the most aristocratic
neighborhoods in New Rochelle. to go down
tothevillageandpsy Mr. Keclle'llle money.
She arrived at Mr. Ki-eiio'i-I office at about
5:3) o’clock. She entered the other and of-
fered the money and chuck lil payment for
interest due upon the lanai. Mr. Keene
refused mater-pt the chair owing to the
bank‘ s not no cplltm out I‘nl checks for
collection. \ll‘e. ilirling leit the other and
went to the drug aim? of lir'ujrmtin Rollin-
son, the proprietor being It friend of her
husband. and risked him to cosh thv: check.
She said she Wuuld return for the money
later in the evening. She their slur-tit! for
home.
llsvr Cloths-s In Blinds.
Mrs. Darling walla-d along Mnin street
until she arrived in irnnt of the old t‘utho—
lic church on (‘rntur ni'rllllt}. Ju~1 as she
reacbod the corner or Ilrnucliiimpnveuue
a man jiirripni out from behind ii i lump of
bushes on the church property null grabbed
her, He pint-oil one hand over Ilt'l’ mouth
and the other ll-lt'k of her hand. Mrs. [lur-
ling struggled to get away. Another- man
then stepped up and suntohcd lit‘l’ pocket-
book. which bring on ll chilii-lultI-rui her
side.
In the snuggle Mrs. Hurling nits tlIr-Ivm
heavily to NW ground against it limp of
rocks. She became unconscious for ll illn-
ment. but stain rccm end in iimi llt‘l‘srlf
nearly divested or all her clothing. in rlw
struggle with tho lilgiiwuyineu they had
pulled her glasses from llt’l‘ eyes. turn her
dress completely oil. and her ciozrk was
rippedinto shreds. Slit‘ lll‘lrillflt‘il lien-lolli-
luu tau lit-ll she could utui \\ em lltllllt'. Her
husband Irrll‘illl‘ homo ll fur Illililllr‘ afr-
erward, she told him «.1‘ who! had nix-urred.
Allnlgbl Tum: Yilnr. Darling was Lyn-rival
and is now buth'l'lilK irr-mt piiiu from the
lnjurien she revolved.
Mr. "titling "pulls-ti llll.‘ Tl'lltlil'r.‘ lit llll.‘
police. The liighmtymrn have not limit
found. In the pockrilsmk “Illi‘ll tin-high-
wayrrrrn took from iii-r “in the em Willi'll
her husband had “in ii to In? in the worry
lug.
1hn Hannah. I eldllfls
jury remit-rail fl v-m iii I lit tlii uturiif the
deaths of the «igli' lilt‘ll who were shot
down during the riot. 'l‘lIi-ir finding is to
the effect Unit the in ‘ll came- to their deaths
“by Weapons in l .«- bonds of men or sol-
disrii of the Itoiuu I. . Light infantry. llliilt‘l’
the command of . .i,Ii sin John liiril illlil
other “flier-h.” .iiiil that the or blurred
showed tliui lie mu m." lug under Illnifu‘.”
lions from Mayor 'i‘rout, l‘lie juror» think
it burrito recmururn'i that the grand jury
or other compel a t court of authority trike
of the acts of viii i lllTlLlill‘s.
- Ilaasschri-rtts Derricvratls 'I'ioitst.
uwmhlui'tla. listliili‘tiils lirilliitrulml liy
mismaticn i .ls llt'ltcl.’ ”tl‘v‘t‘l'lltrr, Jului l2
Russell of Luivrrstrr; lieutenant goiriiwr.
James ll, Oii'roll of Springfield; Ht'i‘llllii)‘
of slain. drum-s McDonald of Miirlinwough.
treasurer siui rrrt-ir-or general. him i:
Stevens of Dudley: attorney gem-mi. if. H
[Alley of lair-ell: auditor. John 1‘. wIll't'I-
flight of Bi stun.
Pennsylvania Republicans.
lust sssniiuisiiistii: us that of the Demo
lotion dim, ,irovlnu of the mllm‘fif lien
committee. _ ,
ossm Iisld Isa Ialiwsy ‘I‘rsla.
Pnllttriiim. N. .l.. Sept.
William . .. Coddiugtou turd Bot-mush 1 7mm
ssi Char-I . . A.
the boon-l .ry cf somerset county. ,
less ii nrrants for Israel Car Mew.
Railroad con puny on scham of riches
8"le
Draw-Slit I I; lashes of Water.
Pnsrsrisi it .v. .1. iii-pt.
Imus ‘la .3... Ian With Nemesis
Mauritius». it. nwflsnnis'l'smr. Amer
sari mist-in. lsscslusd to his
M 01 till rim
lTTlCKED AND DDBBED ”
III “on. Was Prrrmlnrut In inelaty Clr— .
lioness. \u. 5 ,»i L“ ~-i‘lic coroner s
chants of end i .Iu-igui . the legality of
llos'rox. tint. 2:4, The mnroutlou of
“lAlilNii. Pit, Sept. Ll“. ‘Tlll' running of
the Suite l. .igiic of lti-ptrlriiciiti clubs mu
crsts st Aizi-utcwn. 'i‘ivo hundred clubs
were rcpro i uteri. A platform wits adopted
mflrmlim iisplilriicuii principles. A rest»
titer Camel. o Wits rein-ted by the platform
its.--~A legal
rocssrlirn. tool: place on the train coming
rumlluu ivllls to this city. City .liiiigc
tanned ll can on the
train belnw Judgc Marine. and s ,Ilecision
was renunwibviorstbe tvsiti had reached
Pantry. ., N. .i., Root. 36.» Eight more
warrants i. .ve been issued for the onset of
conductors mid employees by the Paterson
slsntsut. in in. at warrants hsvs been is-
M‘»?nncls
Curtis, 1 year ii. fell into a butter tub in
which there r. .s ibrsslnchssct wstsrsod
drowned
with an
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At the north pole there' In only one direc-
“Children cry for
lion—south. One could go south in as
many wnys as there are points on the com— PItCheT’s Castoria.
peas card, but every one of these waysls
south, east and west have vanished. The
hour of the day at the pole Is a paradoxical
conception, or that. point is the meet
plane of or cry meridian, and the time 0:11:11 When Baby was ”a“ '° 2”“ h" Castorls.
holds good. so that it is always any hour When She “’35 5 Ch“ 3h” We“ (0" C33W“.-
p‘ne coins to It’llttullsllt ht npunctuality is When she M'lmfl Miss. she clung to Canons.
once IIIpossI e— u i c nestion own When . /
complex. and its practicalqsolutiongrcon- lb. mm mm“ “9 I." them W
crrns few.
No one needs to go to the pole to discover
all that makes that point different from
any other point of the surface. But the l' f" ..
whole polnr regions nreinll of unknown Ch Are“ cry ‘0‘
things. which Iver-y arctic explorer oi the P' » I
right stamp look forward to finding. And ltC he, ‘ Gastorla.
the reward he looks forward to most is the
W
Iipprovsl of the few who understand and TaYIOT' 81 come“.
love knowledge for its own sake rather
than the noisy applause of the crowd who 8 I E d I
would cheer him, after all. much aethey ea s‘ate an nsurance.
cheer .i “inning prizeflgbter or rscehoree WASBINGTON STREET.
0‘; political candidate—McClure’s Magn- “Pam“ lcoki foralo or house and l t.
s e *_V hothisview porch ssn.arslnvl viotedtl
. m call and examine our list. V’eh have them for
htrnngsr Than the Eye. sale in every partof the city st reasonable
The Initssivc six foot. reflector in the Lord “we. on n" “mm “3
Russo telmf‘ilpo at l’nrsontowu. Ireland, is
justly con idem-d one of the modern won-
WANTED.
tiers of thi- \\.orld This gigantic I “ ‘
the first Ili'lI. ct er solved the problem of A 61101: Igfifi'gggmfiz “x231? 106.333" If?
the Ilt'Iiil .1 ol ”rich. in set in the end of s55 ward Street. No. 6 A'ch street. Nor-walk. srmt
foot WOUIII'H tube held together by iron A WOMAN ish
braids. Although it weighs a fraction over " “”30“" by ”“3 4‘7 '0
four ions. 11 1‘ >0 sensitive that the pres— a....Tfihilfififfi°u$¥%‘mwfifigfi
sure of llli' ii".1ul uponthe back willpmdncs ofdremnc an large tuners; t of riifermcs.
distortion in me reflected image of aster. Adm“ “mum“ “9'1““! 0310'- 373‘
('ornpnrmi “’1le the human eye. this mon-
ster reilwtur is M mom to i. It. has a pen— A (Ihfa‘rlilm (‘l’nfihliguhfhfigeagfingu . small
clruliti,‘ pumr of 500 and can reveal stars fll Fairfleli arenas South Norwalk smate'
so remote from our earth that it would re- "
quin- con/Ii yum for their light. to reach Dngg‘zgfln‘ggg gfigggm 51%;}:- g“)-
u.., find yet. light tmvr-ls at the unthinkable Martinez. South Norwalk. Conn. , 3
armed of lwfiiimniles per second.——St. Louis Bosrll 3m
lit-public. ' > m
A Paritdox of the Polo.
Ilsa Both Ways. [ E
Irish wit. as .1 min. comes like a flush. U 5 5mmssnd '“h “0‘1““ “d “T“
, . . ollsud. amnb,
[.51 In \I timer-Mr I‘Uillli)’ nwhlle 31:03 pm tlon. Also. fa‘nn beings flawlebmedw‘ 3‘13:
tracted rmruuorni left the roads almost im- llo ill-creslsnd or more near italics. are
his iorvohicles. A Yankee wasdriving “g; 2 533- mu!" 8mm mm- or address
11 a light buggy and met is jolly Irishman wayton. Conn. “a
plodding along on foot with difilculty. ‘ROM October 1st. four rooms on second
Said the former. "It's very bad going, Psi.V I3 iioor: all modern lmprovrmonts. Rent
is!” my. “Ym‘u responded p.” “and WI 3:: rgrgah. lk Inquire at brsni- h office of Sent-
danced bad oom‘iu loc."—Bostou Courier. ‘k "In 1'
————~— Iloifiixiiillmwwsw A...
Love and lllgls Healer! Shows. "’3' "’m an ‘ I"
The German mother says that should she li'mc'mi‘.‘ ofifiifi‘i‘cgfl" Ill 00' i???”
by accident lose the heel of her shoe one of
her children will die before the year lsout, TWO“ “1°“ finial)“ mm“ "ll-b best and
while should I French name» wltbsuch glue. mi. N“... ‘g’P'Y “‘ ‘0 '” gang”
an accident to her high heeled slippers dis-
appointment in love is snrstoiollow.—Cin- UBLBU'I'P hon
slnnsti Commercial Gazette.
and barn on it. in.
No. it llsnford place. nine rooms: rent
zilwoo £0: allgg‘dern improvements. Apply to l.
Fora lame hacker fora pain inthe “’ ""“‘ *“"“”
side or chest. try ssturlng a piece of ham Tgfi'm‘fl? ngggccu'plsilm. b Butler Tax!
or particulars In
80
psi with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and B thi airs of I1. 3
binding it onto the shooter! parts This WINE: 1? ”w" 0“ ”(mm '1“ "mul'. o'
. City National Bank
treatment will cure any ordin ass in ' w W "
.3... .3... a...” flaky; .13... Fflgidttfliffi’li‘fiiiilifiit
r sums sm. Drum orsa 0' n 01 In! 0! or i bust 1
no. “sump", ’ 01d Charon. ”Washingmt. 3‘3"”
courtroom... 1mm new"
lloinein New York, has for years treated SMALLM buildins on Water strsst. A I! In
children successfully witha remedy, now IL}:
prepared andeIscsd iu the drug stores.
celisdfi‘otbsr rayas gwsatl \Xorm Il:owd-
ers ey areso y run is at
33 cents a track ass. 'l'b remove all A ”flail? 133:: runoff! Mk “Vii."
worms. are harm ,plrasant to mom! ROI-"00.00%
take and never fail. . 1 for fsver- ~ . . -
lslinesr. constipation headache. even
if no worms on Mt. Ask your
«strum Music Hall.
“A‘W m ' tag imau‘l'lsl“ childhood on morn can.
s m on u re ssourui m- '
cry reverts to the days w n we waste "mm“, “mm“! 83mm" 28
young. none are more prominent than A MUHHING rillNilA'l'ION.
severe sic The young mother viv stomachs orcorfllIY.
i... ...........-. M n "' °“'“"’°' riiiisiitii iiiii titsr.
lsln' s Cough Remedy cured her of creep.
and their own own company of I
and in turn administers it tobsrown
comedians. Stuarts
oiisprin and stray: with tl-s best rs
suits. orssisby Rulison. Drought.
A dead Thing to Keep st llsnrl.
mu m M (Kansaslohlsf. III mum.
SOM 1W“ '0 were V", much in the up toasts lavish.
subject to severe marsh of cholera mor
bus.snd now when we feel any of the II Ir
mmizmhgxusliy magi”; THE COLONEL “D I
detciur’lims, sbseoinsscs . We by trash conical.
335‘ found Cbsmberlain'l Colic. ‘Mhfl BIII'l'l an I‘l'il Illl'lill
Diarrhtsa Rained tbs very thin
straipbten one out In’socb cases. an al- fl'flmflgfiflfi’imofl It .so no
II“ II
If?) it about. We arsnct wrlb
in: this or mi” «Titimfluislw :g‘lst . .. . .
now it at a as I
to it handy in the hours. For sale by ”amino. ,Jxm‘gg E's:- N;
"M39312?“ "xflhhntflmm. A. it. macs.
it b New rm millionaire gives I dln- Oval-s of Min-u sad unis-
risrstlitli svsnueuid snowman... fimflnflm Intervention Milli
0700.00, which glvrw 1| d is v. liner-I lib. to what
mm 1’ ”333.23%”... I n
lamb cm'mm’m material. stimm'hmmu’rm.‘
'0‘“ ii stilts
tbsrs ' w
Danbury Fair
"’ man s .n I. vs.
cuss ascension m
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