r‘“
ashiuglon St,
Pliisted
' ,TOilet
‘ condition.
i“? .
'30::
iizoln Bream,
Uphill-the very best prepar-
gfihmadefor keeping the
. nits. GLASS.
limits. etc.
W
. ls arsed time to Paint.
‘ fgr titles your work.
' 2 First
as Satisfaction in
I use only lssstt's Furs,
is“ tall Best linseed
E. Gotham,
trellis,
’ ‘NORWALKI’S
lift is»
L m, oils, dill-y
to Mar.
Ill Clitoral.
1 stock “ of Clothing
lover shown in town, and always the
can be found at
cozs,‘
So. ‘Norwalk.
I'llE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAIN communion-d Proprietor.
Tans-lye» :siaeniaa.“ smooths
Out I mouth. litigants: single mnl‘esJ cents
—-———-————————-———-—-
scorn stout“: ml aunts.
Box a~Ooruer Washtnrtcn‘and North this
firm.
Boa Werner Dan and Tollss streets.
Boa I—Orsss street.
Bus 114%» street. opposite franklin street
school.
Bill la—Ormcord street. opposite school.
So: lI—Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
Boa Ill—Corner High street and Bayvlsw
avenue. .
Box lo-Sorwalk Iron Works building.
Box "Werner West avenue and Cedar
m.
Box il—Oorner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Boa Is-Onrner Ely avenuaanrl Boston street.
Box I! -Oornsr South Ifalu and Monroe
Mm
Box 837l-Ietltrlc Llaht station.
Box Il-Fairdeld avenue and Cedar street.
_____._____.._..___.__.__
lintatnro Almanac tor Its-morn...
Sun flimsy Bani-lets Sign 'l‘liis| Low Tide
at 6.1" at I ill at m at ihilll
In York Harald Weather Forecast.
The weather to—day promises to be fair. with
lower followed by rising temperature. To
marrow it promises to be warmer and general-
ly fair.
SOUTH NORWALX.
What the People of Our City are lining
no laying.
Home news on every page.
-—Fresh pork mic, at Hayes‘ market.
Harry Platt
friends in Danbury.
Him Etta Smith left to-day to attend
the Baptist convention. being held at
Danbnry.
Min Lott Sammie, of Mamaroneck. is
the gnesrof—her grandmother, Mrs. J. J.
Cape, of Faiiileld avenue.
«The little gas heater is just the thing
for these cool nights and mornings.
William Morran. foreman at Otto
Barthol's hat factory. has gone to the
World's Fair.
The monthly meeting of the Building.
Loan and Investment association will be
held tomorrow night.
—Sausage 121} cents, at Hayes' market.
The Epworth League meeting at the
First Methodist church.Wednesday even-
ing, will be led by Charles Downes.
‘Hsve you seen those gas radiators sold
. by the gas company? They are both
useful and ornamental.
Electric Light Commissioner A. E
morning for Rome. N. Y. Mrs. Win
turn.
John A. Person and Miss Hilda S
Johnson were quietly marnedlast Sat
the Swedish Congregational church.
claimed for it.
Sitiurday afternoon for a trip to "it
cities in the south and west.
——Fresh ham lac. at Hayes' market.
home nearly recovered in health.
—-Get the lucky key at Tomllnsou's.
‘ of the County Commissioners will be up
court.
desire.
lisv. if.
audiences. at the First Methodist church
next Sunday. It both servicss. by lies
George VsnAlsyIs. of Brooklyn. for
The meetings! the Young Men's De
Treated the ladlaiis Unfalrly."
People's market. opposite iiayss'.
anthems. is the guest of lira. Hsry
spent Sunday with
Winchester loft South Norwalk this
uhester will goto Wilton until his re»
—Fresh pork 12k, at Hayes' market.
urday night at their home, 83 Bayv‘iew
avenue. by Rev. 0. Lindegren. pastor of
—We found thegas radiator we bought
of the gas company to be all that was
Councilman Joseph A. Volk. of the
Volt Hat company. left South Kuwait
World's Fair. New Orleans and other
lira Louis G. Sodemrorn. of 40 North
Main street. had an operation performed
at the Cancer Hospual in New York
«nus weeks ago. and has returned to her
Considerable ladiguatlon is expressed
by the residents of Woodward avenue at
the granting of a license for a saloon
there. and it. is probable that the decision
peeled from and the matter heard in
-—We have not started our furnace yet.
as our little gas heater makes our (lining
and sitting rooms as comfortable as we
It. hurries preached two
the finest sermons to Isrgs and interestt it
yesterday. ills pulpit will be occupied
easily at the Somali: Methodist church.
hating club. Tuesday evening. will he at
thehomeof Wilbur Smith. Ely avenue.
lesions will meet at the library at 7:80
c'slwk, previouaiti using to Ir. Smith’s
boats. The subject for debate will be.
“Resolved. That the Government has
urnsh sun and sausage, in. at the
We“ midi. s your lawyer of
Jersey city. lid ssli amend having
my friends h llerwslk. saved tits life
of a wldllssssl German Moses. rs.
German was but its ”leftists! truism!
cruisers m be mouthwash.
\Iilas Augusta famed. tbs wsll-knowu
Orton. 40 Elmwood avenue. .
‘ -Fresh ham life. at Hayas' market.
Colfax Encampment will hold their
first meetingln the new lodge room in
Eoyt's Theatre building tonight.
hit. and Mrs. Henry 0. Albert. of East
Orange. N. J., are visiting lfr. and tire.
J. M. Lay ton. of Fairiield avenue.
Landlord and Mrs. Jo.) ph L. win, of
the Mahackemo Hotel. will leave for the
World's Fair tomorrow. -
«The Norwalk Gas Light company
furnishes any appliance for power. heat-
ing and cooking by gas at cost from the
manufactoty.
John Berkeley was arrested last Satur-
day night for drunkenness, and forfeited
a bond this morning for his non-appear-
aucs.
W. P. Weaver. W. E. Lyon, J. A.
Wadsworth and G. A. Stowe wheeled
from New Haven to South Norwalk yes‘
day.
-—Iicst. Scotch terriey. Suitable re-
ward is offered for return of same. Miss
Bettie Millard, No. oi West avenue.
The item in the Genetic, Saturday. to
the effect that hi. Davis is to occupy
one of the stores in THE ssmm build
ing, is without lotto-ration.
The Eva L. Ferris is at Salem. Mass.
where she put in during the furious gals
last Friday night. Ber jolly captain
cametoSouth Norwalk to spend Sun-
day.
«Mr. John H. Dakin, piano tuner, will
be in town today for a few days. . Ad
dress orders for tuning to him at the
Maliackemo Hotel.
Joseph Genzey, a well-known Hun-
garian, made a disturbance at his home
in Springwood. Saturday night, and was
arrested. This morning he pleaded not
guilty and the case was adjourned until
title afternoon.
Captain George (3 Cornell. of the
quarterinaster general's office. inspected
the State property at regimental head
quarters and the uniforms and equip-
meals of both companies 1“ and D, at the
Norwaik armory. last Saturday.
--“The South Since the War and its
Seven Million Colored Citizens:" lecture
by Amos Parker Wilder. Ph. D., of the
New York Advertiser. originally given
before the Yale Association of New
York. Congregational church, South
Norwalk, at 8 o'clock“ Wednesday.
October l8. Admissionfificenta. Course
ticket for live lectures. $1. for sale at
Piaistedls.Tomlinsou's. Public Library.
city. and at Hale's. Norwalk.
South Norwalk will show good sense
if it adopts the Stamford idea of a fire
department. It will he exceedingly
foruman if it succeeds in getting as
officers such men as those who manage
Stamforil's brigade. Good men are
scarce, and you can't find a Bowman on
every municipal bush.—-Stamford Advo
raw.
-Pleuty of delicious bread. at lane‘s.
Both the Norwalk and South Norwslk
police have visited Bell Island and Nure-
SENTINIL.
articles were uotsloleu from this Vicinity.
Hardware Co. Contracts solicited. Ad.
dress Haviland street. South Norwaik.
NORWALI NEWS.
lines In at 'I'swl.
day in rosin.
o’clock at St. Paul's parish rooms.
A meeting of the Lsdlat' society of St
rooms.
I
day. the 28d lust.
~Iamh chops lilo. People's ifsrket. 80““ the turnout and it was taken ‘9 ratio «Long; $333310 ’1': :3;
‘ Amongotherattrastimsattbsuistlnse "l” “W” 7m, the 3”" “1' W has cured many cases. that
Olsen's Cant Off and Dr.
Brandy. of Stamford.
10 o’clock in mortpw morning.
attack of the grip.
from the World's Fair Saturday. .3 y .
from an attack of the grip at her home
on Berkeley street.
ton. but no one could he found who had
missed several dozen spoons. which the
Hartford police found in the mien
of four men, as reported in Saturday‘s
It is very probable that the
«Junior Brown. painter. paper hanger.
decorations. general jobblug, gralnlng.
etc. Blstein post office and So. Norwalk
A linear nudges of Its-a from the
John P. neatly, of Newsrkmpsnt Sum
The ladies‘ Guild of St. Paul's church
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 9:00
Paul's church will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. in the parish
The fall shoot of Company 7. Fourth
regiment. for State badges. will be held
. on the range on the Westpcrt road. iron-
rsce meeting. Thursday. will he an ex.
hibilinn trot between Gladys and Pick.
sit and a running race between Will
lisaamsr‘s
immmiisiouers to receive. ssamias.
anddscideupon thsclainisoflliecrsille
orsoftlis late James W. Hystt’asstste
will be apportion by Judge a. n. tycoo-
wsrd. of the Hornets Probate Uourt. at
The town asst-sinners unsteady»
res-issuers.» tbs W ass-hula
loath ilersalkasl at the M‘s
slits is lterwflk. M mutants
Ladies"
_l’lfl,lfi.gdllll Ribbed.
‘A Job Lotiii Children’s
A. Dickerman '
e4 wnsuincvosi eraser. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
; Cheildrn’
“secondsfll
. ALL SIZES 25cts.
'3
Plain and killed.
3 While a
Natural \llnol.
& Son,
4" p .' .
Will wanttomakeonrfrisnds happy. by having no cared
andtw bill
and ”cumintédvepérscnscallupcnuswltha vs liar , i
advising you correctly and giving you the
instillation or Seymour's Success HW-
Tagore.) on floor has advanced seventy-live cents per bar rel. "
ewill foralirnitedtime sell attire above price. We are
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
took the advantage of the market. but won’t take
E
w the advantage of you.
W
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer. 38 Washington
St.
Telephone Cell I 3-2. ‘
Dr. c. 8- aeolianI e ""‘W 9" “ Highest of all in Leavening Pow
TheVsnBuren-Watklus party returned
Will DrKlyn; of Mott avenue. started
for the World's Fair this morning.
lfrs. George Raymond is suffering" ‘
4n. 1mm line of one candiain
town. at Lane’s.
1mm Pewder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
er.—Latcst U. S. Gov’t Report.
Baiting
APPE\DICITIS.
Sta-oiling About is Disease that lies Ao-
qntrsd an Uncommon Interest.
Not many years ago a tolerabiy com-
mon report of the cause of death was
inflammation of the bowels It wasa pretty
general term. and has since been little
heard of as different forms of toll imma
tion in the abdominal cavity have become
better known. The most startling of all
titres is appendicitis, iufi ioimaticn of the
vsrmifcrm appendix, a useless and don
gerous closed pouch which projects from
the crecum. Almost concurrently with
the enormous advance in surgery. which
makes opening the abdomen reasonably
safe instead of almost certainly fatal.
' A lsrgeapple tree in Mrs. E. P. Weed's
orchard on Isaac street extension. was
blown down yesterday.
Charles Eosegood has resigned his po-
sltlon with Louis Potter to accept em-
ployment with W. H. Meeker. in South
Norwnlk.
Edward Brennan. who was sent to jail
by Justice Austin. Saturday afternoon.
was released that afternoon upon a writ
of habeaa corpus. V
Robert DeFurest. a carpenter employed
in the Norwalk mills, had one of his
hands badly crushed. this morning. by a
dye tub falling upon it.
A large apple tree on the IcGonegal
homestead on West avenue. and one on
the Henry Kellogg estate. on Spring Hill.
succumbed to Friday night’s gals.
Mrs. M. C. Dilworth and daughter
Edith. of Bullfttst. tie . and It. and Mrs.
C. 0. Parsons and daughter. of Florence.
Mass, who have been guests of air. and
Mrs. Charles Dtiworth, of Elm street,
returned home this morning.
—Plenty of fresh Huyler's candy at
Lane's.
Frank Growther and his sister. Ida
mether. of Winnipank. leave today
for the World's Fair Ir. and Ira.
Fred Andrews. of Unicuville.and liq
Lena Taylor, of train street, Norwalk.
also start today for Chicago.
the number of cases of this disease re
treat it succmsfully. While only a liiii
little diflerence just where or what tin
lesion was;uow there is every mason it
some other affections of tilt-lower Via
can.
At.
particular affection. Until recently i
was usually supposed to proceed iron
meChanlcsl irritation of some intiigastt
ble substance which became fastened ii
thissleuder blind passage.
Policeman Timothy Howard. of the
Norwalk force. has been suspended by
Warden Sloan until after the burgcmes'
meeting Tuesday night. Charges of ostr-
Iect of duty and other misdemeanors.
which have horn made against him. will
then be investigated.
substance is found in the appendix.
solid substance
Walter Albin was arrested by “I. under circumstances which make it iii.
police, Saturday night. for drunken-
ness. He was brought up this morning
for trial before Justice (kiolidgs. He
pleaded guilty and was given until Sat»
urday night to pay his line. Charles
Coggswell. a neighbor. gave security for
Albtn's appearance Saturday night.
starting point for the attack,
The marriage of Frederick Clarke
Stanley. of Canaan Four Corners. form-
erly of Norwalk. to kill lfinnie If.
Goodrich, of Williamstown. Mass . will
take place in the Williamstown Iietbo
dist church. Saturday. October 50. at
noon. Miss Goodrich is adsugbtsr of
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Goodrich. of Wil-
liamstown. Mass . and Mr. Stanley is a
son of S. K. Stanley. of Norwalk.
ill of blood whoning. the pliy~icinu wh
Robert Flinn. of Norwalk.dled at the was thought of an operation. it is
Soliiiers' Home in Soro‘onJast night.
aged seventy-eight years. He was an
old soldier. a member of Company A.
Seventeenth regiment. Connecticut Vol
unicorn. and of Buckingham Post. He
leaves four children—Mrs W. B. Bedl-
ent. Miss Carrie and Eva Flinn. all of
Norwalk. and G. l-‘. Flinn of Bridgeport.
lie was a shoemaker by trade and
worked for various concerns in Norwalk.
The rewards will be brought to Nurwalk
for burial. The time of the funeral has
not ytt been iisedWLMM'
in the twenty five mile road race at
Boston. last Saturday. Thomas L. Walsh.
of Norwaik, flushed twenty-third. and
William Gunther. twenty-ninth. Walsh
had three minutes and Gunther dvs min-
utes handicap. Walsh had one collision
and Gunther broke his wheel and bad to
obtain another along the roots. There
wemonshuudred starters and the list
thirty came in bunched. Welsh wens
minute and some seconds behind the
winner and Gunther was about two min
utes behind the winning man.
Justice Austin hecamesointsrsstsd in
liorseiissh. last Saturday. that helslt his
own turnout standing in front of the
Iasonic building all night. The animal
was found there byths officers about
midnight sodihey notified the “(all
man at Dauu‘s stablu. Thinking that
the justice bad possibly left tkshosss
and carriage titers purposely. they
blanketed the animal and watched him
until it o'clock Sunday morning. when it
was decided that It. Austin hsdfor.
ltis. In thccsssof this boy the a) to.
were not recognised until near the Hill
employed.
se-da were found in the appendix.
or its recognition. is known to ever
lnuiy illustraied by the fact llll'tlil
mired in "The Cour-m“ that one Uti
than a hundred cases since the Fe
hick: '
loso often as it is. At the nine
dis
sor
some differed.
missed that he had forgotten all about
his horse. and the little incident has
cost him many a good cigar.
its-t mm Anorak-snout lam
While Charles P. Gregory. of Wilson.
was aiming church Sunday morning.
socialise entered his house and stole a
gold watch. some other jswslrytfl is
money,“ a quantitycf silvsr plats.
'f‘iisisls no trans of tits thieves. fir.
has decided which course to follow it
sussuswiisrtfcrd Guarani.
“WHWN.
Warm fair.
Mild in il l.
minim
'1'” Is It- It.“
there has been an enormous increase in
ported by physicians. The disease has
acquired an interest that it could not
have while it was almost impossible to
itad range of treatment was open for
any abdominal inflammation it made
decide promptly and accurately. and
good hope of asurgicsl cure in this and
the same time. it is evident that
much remainslc be learned as to this
Now lhl'l'l’
is a germ theory for it, which gets some
support from the fact that occasionally
in true cases of appendicit is no foreign
In
the great. majority of cases. however, a
is found. Stlmr‘lllller
possible todeuht that it luralhhrd the
There seems also to be a distinct differ.
ence of opinion among physicians as to
the length of time a case may continue.
Some say or at least imply. that it mild
irritation may wet for weeks or months.
while others consider that the acute and
brief stage is the only one which tit-server
to bu known under tflt' title appendicitis
Thus in the case of.Dr me Lee ilurnli
of New York. who now lira dangerously
attended him at first innit-veil that ho had
this affection, basing his opinion in part
on the fact that he had formerly sullen d
from the lodging of hard substances in
the appendix. and that at one time then-
nther curious fact that the blot d poison
to; which now threatens his life was
contracted while he attended the pm
vacuum of a boy who died of sppt-iidic
1 while Mr. Church aunt in lllt' borne [Hrllllf‘
mm. '8" noticed '0'. ”ye,“ “W“, bill of the Indies. and Miss "t'fi‘sll' 'l'rew. the
of his death. and then by Dr. Miirrill who
had not attend the case. but was consult»
ed by the petunia who did not furl coit-
iidtlnce in the physician they had first
in his case si-si-rai grape
The enormous increase in the disease.
reader of the newspapers. and is sink
catto physician has operated for more
Opened. All but eight or nine of ill»
is have recovered.
Whet- tolerating thingin counte-
tl hit this ailment is thataomephysi
’tion should not here-
iag ’ the New York State medical asso-
ciatbti on Wednesday one physician said
it was his belief. based on experts-nee.
that in at least half the cases tresmi
there was no need of operation. and that
resolution took place in about the same
ratio. home of the doctors agreed. and
Some wanted in delay
operation as long as ptlitalble. and other»
to make it prompt. One thought the
should immediately follow the
discovery of perforation. gangrene or ab
sou. but that no one knew in what
many enters have resound without it,
and that when a competent physician
safe to take his opinion. He may not
know as much of the disease asdocims
trill a hundred years hence. but he
knows more than the patient or his
friends, and his restitution is to he
unsathsosdor msmd according to his
7” homes has returned from the
Ian" audits: arrival hosts hater»
. , _ sighs lie-samba tripssmsstiis
“ _' ‘ ” ,, ‘ 3, William lmrswmia Willis.
inurerifltliinltli
The Son of the Bonanza Ex-
Senator'a Latest Move.
m BRIDE A NEW JERSEY GIRL.
the Wedding Was a Sudden One. and a
llaekman Was the Witness—The Za-
Ionator la a Huge When no [fears of
the Alan.
New YORK, Oct. lit-A morning paper
nbliahes the following special dispatch
mSan Francisco: With a hackman for
best man, Charles 1.. Fair, the only su‘r’l
vivlng son of “Senator James G. Fair.
the legatee to floodlit“ of his mother's
estate and tlisiuheriled of QIOOOJXIO from
his father’s estate, was niiti'ricd in St.
John's church. Oakland. The ceremony
was attended by but ll\ ii Dimple—the two
principals, the minister :iml two witnesses
~llitl the wedding lll'l‘illsfll'li consisted of
one bottle of beer. (ll\'l(lt'1l lietwui-u the
bride and bridegroom.
Charles Fair siiid thruc days lkill) that
, when he receive~ iiio priiiiipiil of iii< entitle
. he will publish Ii newspaper devoted to the
record of the dolly deeds of C. L. Fair, in
whom the public M‘C‘llill to tulle a nut. llrill
of interest.
The recent performuuccs of thief]. l..
Fair would be excellent uttttei-iiti (or the
first. number of his paper. for he astounded
l astonishment.
i Ills Bride Came From New Jersey.
The bride at thiswediiiiig had twonaines.
One name was Caroline 1.). Smith.
name was Maude Selsou.
bridesmaids.
office.
cisco."
back outside while he secured the license
“ good old flirtll said tliiii from llll‘llt's‘cl'lp
perform the ct-reiiiuiiy.
thcytlrovi- lo tilt-home of Rev. .\lr.('lturcli
the assistant rector of St John's
near the fashionable hour of high itooii.
Back Driver as a Witness.
a
the church and nurcml to perform llie verb
many. but the bridegroom hntl ilt'ultlt'ft‘i
to secure the witnesses required by law
calling in a hiit‘lt driver for (mt‘Wlflli‘e'i
daughter of Dottii‘l'row. Mr. (fliiirt'li's prt‘tl
‘ ecesmnr. real «iiitliltl
the ritiizil ..i ii. L. .» . . pal church.
even those who declared that Charles Fair's
curesr left nothing undone that could cause
That.
was the name that was her heritage and to
which she Willi justly entitled. The other
The marriage
was not announced by engraved invita-
tions. nor were there ushers tulll music and
Charles I. Fairnnd Caroline I). Smith.
known to the world in which she lived as
Maude Nelson. leit San Francisco for Unk-
laud Friday morning. When they alightetl.
Fair hired Pat Miillen‘s hack for the morn-
ing. and helping the prospective Mrs. Fair
into it drove first to the county clerk's
When he finally got it lint-use. it was for
“Charles Lewis Fair. aged 27.nimiiveof
Nevada and n residentof Sitii i‘rnnciaco.
and Carolina D. Smith. aged at. n native of
New Jersey and a resident of San Fran-
Mr. Fair left his prospective bride in the
Then he joined her. and they ill'iH‘e tothe
residence of Rev. Beiijntiiiii .tlterly. the
aged rector of St. John's Episcopal church.
Father Akeriy Wibt not at home, and the
tluu of Is couple llt' Would have refused to
From his house
ll WM
Mr. Church went over to lllf‘ rectory of
This slight difference was overcome by
“it li illt‘llt‘ mi lid-$09
the wrtltllii': \\it~' w‘» mill/ml tti'i‘ui‘iliii to
it
Oh 2 why do you weep DEAR. butchers.
Wily riled such hum tears. ,
What mates you look green. plum and sour
As a maiden til lift yearn?
Why . haven't you turd the views.
How all of our lane miscarried;
How the PVOP .E'rl MA KKWl‘ sIlll lives.
And the owner remains UsBUilIitDl’ .
flow some man we - ever fin! thought of
Home fellow from Weaiport. they say.
(lava bonds tor that YW‘Mlly butcher.
if? i“°'§a.u°""" Thumb" ”lieu
aw ) c .
80 that CHEST blitahera mitiht live.
Ah the public be forcrd in pay us.
Our prices. and take what we give.
E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
rturtt's mum. FllEE llEillIEtl, PEOPLE'S lIlAllKET
13 North Main st... 80. Norwalk. 2] Wall at. N lk
Telephone call. 52 8. | Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone chiho'zl-S.
. . MJACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
Cllllllll. PASTELLE. WATER Clllliil AND SEPIA.
to which the attention of 'iiborie desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
An Artistic line of Photographs, Especially Studies from child-life
constantly on Exhibition. .
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
is. illiicisoll. PililllllilliPHill. 52 Will 51., llillillllil.
Rev. Mr. ang?‘:f’:yhrook, offici- Taylor & Galdens .
Real Estate and lnsrii’ance,
rated at Christ church. yesterday.
”av George C. Peck preached in _
Stamford yrnterduy His pulpit at the i’ ' WIAZBHGTON STREET.
Methodist church here was occupied by wigfirfi? £3.12 puwhwn , m, in 313%;
Rev. Mr. Morse. of New Haven. call and examine our list. “is have them for
. sale in every part of the city at reasonable
Mrs. Northrup. of Brooklyn. is a guest wives and on our terms. anal tf
at. the residence of her brother. John D.
Wood.
Philip Montgomery, of New Haven,
was a guest over Sunday at the residence
of William P. Em).
While at work pointing the stone
work on the west sideof Trinity church.
last Friday afternoon. Daniel McKenuey
fell from a ladder on which he was at
work to the ground, adistance of about
twelve feet. and quite badly injured his
nip. He was conveyed in his home by , . ,.
one of liverymiiu Driscoll’s teams. and 1 193$? 3'33.” 353;“ui'fisgfi‘§}“§.{?o§g
Dr. Fifth who was passing at the time. Apply to Miss Nicaeisoo. i4 L'Oflttfiu avenue.
was called in. He found that no bones Dam m
were broken. Mr. McKenney Will he
.ih:e to be out again in a few days. it is
lil purl.
.llrs Lois Sherwood and Harry R.
n'llv‘l'wmltl returned Suturd ty evening
.muiit three rnontlis‘ visit with friends
n Ciilcitgt) oil-i L'oiun City, Mich.
for a lot. or house
‘ «torso? "
DRitiisliAKlNo fly me... “Terms, um
Call between ‘i and 8 in the evening.
.lirit Martinez. 24 liaViland street. South Nor—
walk. in it Bill
l'OM PETF'ST liotisiekeeper. A ly at
1\ D‘ \rtols‘ Employ went Agency. 930th
Main sin-er. «(:th St
A,‘ itEfiPEt‘TaBLE aoman. thoroughly ex-
; prl‘len’ted. desires to go out as dinner
i-nolt tor l'rceplltllls and games. defer-mos
from fireballs-ta fami tea in Somali. address
it Spring Hill. Norvl'ulk. 0c 7. 2w
Horses Wintered -
A‘l‘
lllllllltsmf 8TllllK Fillll.
Plenty of box stalls and extra care.
M. H PARSONS.
octzlm
kin-(.‘origrrsstnau 'l'liomaa Dead.
iiiLmii illl:. tlot, iti— Mr. John L. Thom
EH, ux-t‘vligrrsamflu. ex-collector of the
T" LET.
‘ . More in ideantirihm , i-W. L.—
port. genial Wit and after dinner speaker. I‘ l ltr' Hiyll‘e‘lf ‘0. (alafllilxiidfllig :1le
lllrtl at his residence from heart failure. :‘i‘ms’ffl'lm‘ “11"R‘l'1“" “""O'm- M’- ‘1
‘ ii in atrrrt at less J rim F I' lit
brought “'1 by on “WW“ 0‘ the bladder. 'tlie premises: or at Brown's. )l'o. ll leiarvllaiiil
. ._. .* street. ocllt 3t
India's Hints Closing.
Loxuox. Oct. iii—A Simla dispatch says:
' .lE’el lit room cotttge corner of L n
Place and I-‘iankliuuvsnue. Alinn us
The closure of the mints is now becoming conveniences. For ur'lt‘ulm HWY "1:
operative. and the imports of .‘lllVel‘ seem to ’“'""“l L “"4"“ 3- Cm'ldfl- WHO 31
be ilnt'litairiu " . “_ W ‘
Ed CentaWtil tiny a Wife
or niollit'rn bottle of Dr. Illinil‘s Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W.
.tlerriilI iii Fairtinlr, N Y..sityz-: "Dr.
illiihl's (‘oltc (‘um is form iitll‘lini't'flf
any remedy of this kind l eii-r tilwll. ii
mil quiet imiiy when allele screaming
— wuth piiin." Ask some mother Will! has
i itsl'il this remedy about it. When your
. baby is chic-s and lreiful while nothing
ippiy Dr ii'anil‘e {Teething billion to the act is lw
. gums. Suit by a l tliuuuists, 2i) cents. "illugl'gfli i‘, v ‘ ~-t - M77 -»
ll 70 South ital“:'reewi'rr't‘tidlh‘iioxlsi‘s. M
outlet
D‘s iiil.L “1.er. L'outh Norwa k '0
.‘I open all the yisr for Dull’flrfl. N: one?
ier accommodations on be found Transient
and plus h-lnfllll‘n accommodated Ttrms
iuodera e. Apply as some. cell! lvv
h‘OCR nice routine. furnished: will rent
singly or eurulle; slllluhlc tor gentlemen
hills rsy A, iy at No. 17 Spring street.
sliuili horas k. pill! ltv
raw flour-0:41 fl ems; ‘WIlrl' i:uBarn :n
. pram-sea. in uireir it. it. Gotham. N .
if 1' int avoiine. Eas‘i Anni-alt o
A florid Hill. to Iron is! “and.
From the Toy iliauaasl tihlri.
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera mor-
bueznud now when we feel any of the
syriiptums that usually pvt-cue that all-
)itli'i‘ of lower house. Woodward van
vent.” ll). llurlliiiti. house and hung):
the hill. yiu it. A Windward
. ”was”...
Mr mol Mn i tl‘ ..i .i.» ll.l"li iullit-priii- mm... such “awn...” at thedstonim'h. ”Mulgigglytml‘s.bnifit:srn improtein
cw“! mm 2 'Vr “"“" ‘ "““"""“‘"l tiliirrhirs. etc. we iwcome scat]. We Oi“, Four roomnu.otljnliul'ff'bizinrgriiir-
lhilllllll" .. . ’ "L "““kim “' hiivetuuml (Yhsnila-rlain's (Julic.Cholt~ts 3"” "."”‘"- "ml ' “mm" 01" W“
a bullll' or i. not moi iltl'll M... mum...“ Remedy the very thing to .1“ ”WWW“ ”if “Month-u ill’etsl. .uaur
returned l" N" l‘ niraiuhimi one out in such (“we and 3| WWW m"“"‘“”“"”'””‘“““ “w“ .
' . ‘ . luv floor in ‘
WM" "‘5 ‘ . “ ' M” N" sayilkwi it about. We art-nut writ- '1 humility? now wcupinili‘tmhuim'
, drum- in in .-, . 3.. . . llfii.lllll..( till the inn this or n it"! “lulu“...up but to y... " i’lwttl. ll.h o: p. “on..." "mum, of h. a
Dhlllnilmllr‘ " ‘ ' 'W‘ “l“‘" l" our fl'lilli‘f‘ll littovv what iii a timid thiu (taint; Sicilinl'ii‘ {with will: "m," 0'
frlnud- moi m. ., l‘..:. .~ _'i'lu-it ' the. (it two i lutmly ill the house. For sale it! 7~ win; .. .. I. ll. ‘f.?"“.“..,_ “fig.
3 britlu‘ntitl l r .lmr mu it for Mom liars [y (‘3 . tillium. “rm“... ‘A:E.m‘rre.iildll“liultlywun Mount; fling
I mm my-.. 3 . man. y. “
lll'fnt‘tl l... .mrtm twill; Fair will it.» ”It New \iira iiiilltuuaire gtveaatiin- .m-
" and tilt the afwlnunti of lllill vlny have fo
the Will and Europe.
pnlr wasoi Losilntoa Saturday. but. the!
lion-l "gist"! The young people has
i-
agitation when nywnltliitrnf his unit. ill
hitiiillti-ri'lilvf was t‘l‘tiniiul lll‘fli’l'f‘il lll
of Friday.
forming me that the llt‘t‘flftf‘ was lac-uni.
D. Bmilhls. not! For told that aim is it mu
mun woman known as Nelson. Slut sum
it
him
Comatosk sliver mines.
liniiited at. finish"!!!
fluvsmsnis of (heart Mourners.
is strainers are tilts at this port “till!“
Clmll. front lilngrtw: Colorado. from liul
his. front ills-
tmspi it slits of Peace.
installations. .
resist cm. on. taunts
skstsli- of on so as
it Wins-ass.
M3”
Would l‘l‘lllfll to San Found-cu Monthly
it was atoll limit the
anli‘lI could out he fuiiiui on any of the
urchin! the “Hull wvililiiig mutt-s. nuil
frivmls psalms not to know win-iv tilt-y are.
James". l’ltll'.|‘3"¢l’flflltif‘llf the i'nilctl
States. but limit of almnilitnt at-lf ('flllfl‘nl.
yet he could not toilet-iii llllllllill‘l‘lfiitiitl
hands and lulll upon flit“ lfllllf‘ before him
and again trrlppi-tl as he spiritual the events
“i "arrived it telegram.“ soul he. “in
sent out. to learn who the Wurlirtti Caroline
from New .lerney. i am told. i know llnllic
in“ more. The boy is now nothing to me.
lshouidn‘l speak to him if i should meet
Ekflenutor Fair is one of the quartet of
bonanza kings shorten-lop"! the famous
ills wealth is use
N 50' Ytilil. (lot. ill. ——’l‘lie following ocean
llreclaii Print a. from llihrallnr; l‘arihbse. from
if. Cram Etna. from liremrm Hints of i'ailforu
, :‘llomaiiir. from Liverpool;
Orleans. from f arana: Wells “in. from Istan-
Roitsl. 0st. lll.——Ai a banquet given in
Genoa to intricate the annivemrylii dari-
lii’ildi‘a military expedition in Sicily. sin
Premier Crispl. lifter eulcgising Garibaldi.
declared himself to he a fervent believer in
mm’hlfiNMRm
”with
was
tor itt Mb avenue and ”lb street. i‘tlstitiv
.‘IllllJlll, which gives 19 too Is t‘llysts-prin
mil thest- people sis-nil 81. l in due
iiirs’ hills an: llriall hart- to pay 05.00
«itch ftirlfiactus liiot (lure to cure them
vital would be the saving pirr caplta l
MAM. bulliliu [tin Vt fir-s
S E. ”Knapp“ . I l. Mlpflwtl‘.
. IWIESAIJB? ,.
lilAl': a union horse (lull! yearsold sud
C
r
f'
u two business w ft-‘ . i
ttw dinner should not be given. tbs-re burly "i" .1. aiuxa'tioi =laflfi.‘l6:ll:u.g
“hill in "mum, “ Ill? (My Hull"). it lariiortl plat it. “3.0%
inquire at i‘lalsted‘s drug store. when
not may have the problem solved aid
miinform-tinsalmtitl‘ mu mu in...
AV IiAl'it l'ii wisfs'fvlillittif‘. shithiwlllbks‘iiold
m Hiring for want of use. apply at. Ibis
I) in,
.3 . .. , ..
. children Cry for 1‘)... halfw‘qflfplizlllhsl‘” firs'gmll
tutor. is ll t . . list i
Pitcher. ca.tor|a' l’lflfifl.hultlfltlr\7'dlk. mm entailu
‘strrfainamiu.
MUSIC HALL.
Millilll lillilll. lllllliltll l6.
Till OlflaY AND DaliliffAli
GUS WILLIAMS.
in his latest laughing ascents.
When filthy was sick. we gave her om
When she was a (‘hihh site moi for (Moria.
When she became iii-t. she clung in (formula.
When she had (hibimsbspsvsthentcsswria
l‘
I!
Ohl’ .tren cry for
bite her’a Generic. H ' tr
children Cry for Apr” FOO"
h Pltcher’s cflflfl'lfls assisted by a brilliant (fumedrflolvfl! is.
r-lurllilfl
' tittssolu' lilillli.
"satire undersigned. hrrehr ire nolleeto
all min» and Niflfllrisflflfidlll' s to pay loses
in! e own it Niirwslli. that thvy any pie.
so by law in «tall or to the seam s. or el list
pithsm. on or tsfimthe flat day of Horus
r. last. a written orprisi lltttl’laffll. at n.
M amt ssurnirmn at the pmpert ow oy
ti em as the first iii" of iii-robust. lk. Martino
taiaikismthemiq- it isl i ht! tit» my the
writers malls out such 1 assess-l it. in
cinnamon W... "t. .....
. a m.
in shill. lists.
iawlo amaadtroai
u tWMIfIIrI ' '
se . .‘r hello . «r'
*" dofisfhb
._ pm . _ ., minors
his
‘I‘IIH IIMEI'I.
If” Illlililhl llaldt
JARS! "twain. ’
f!!! flUIWUflflI.
HIM "MIA iflflnlfio.
also “VOA ti. flmlflt
All! “TRIM
Admission. ill in and its. rails of nets acts
tint-ii at Pialeteil's and llisgs‘ limit MM
mm m.”
liens-inlets: assailed inset site following“
odious for the weak Minuet. it.” last
snssealtias assay of tests istsira trill Isms
my ltiss arts-em
heath #er “mess it
"em-mm'fii .
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