w
Bfest Line Of Furnishings
can be 'found at
Clothing:-
' ever 811an in town, and aIWays the . .
.NorWalk.
3?? «
”1-1“ ”PRICES FROM
5 < c:
ll Planted
;1Druggist.
‘ . l’wn HAVE JUST OPENED a
man asson'mns'r on
Sponges.
5c to 2.50.
PIaisied’s
Bonzoin Cream,
in new, but the very best prepar-
s
skin in condition?
lryll;fln’ly25c
. . WE HAVE AFEW OF THOSE
filly-ens LEFT AT 70.
Druggist,
lion yet made for keeping the
:48 Washington St.
I
BRUSHES. etc.
L. 'l-I. fDECKER’.
. 1.3.;
ironies 1N»
iriltts’ Isuriols,
urea.-
ileum
' coma NORWA [.K.
Wall Paper.
PIIIITS. lllLS GLASS.
fills Is a rooil time to' Point.
I shall lie Pleased to give you
ileum“ for doing your work.
mm use only Janette Pore
"Its load and lint linseed
E E. Gotham,
lo. 2 ii: st Avenue.
EAST NORWALK-Z
ishington Stu
iith Norwailt.
Visors. Paints. Illls. eta,
Islet. Elston lllll BIIIIIooaI.
' . m VIM to llIIIII.
’ Poser flinging IIIII
; Rood. Optician
”minions-um.
"in s "Iivsiuo‘ snow EL.
JAIIS GOLDEN. lditoraud Propflstor.
Tattle—lea saw “.60; 8 nths
5L”. ivnon'lh. file-into: Elia.“ remiss. 13?!!!“
loll"! nonwun ma ALABI.
Box s-Cumr Washlostonsnd North Main
streets. 4 ,,
Box s—Ca'vnfiibsy'fld‘l'éiila streets.
Box 0—Croos street. ,
Bo: lie-West street. opposila Franklin street
school
Box IBoCI-ncord street. opposite school.
Box M-Coraer North Main and Ann stroe's.
Hp: III—Corner ‘llteh street and Bsyvisw‘
arenas. .
Box lo-Norwalit Iron Works building.
Box n—C’orw Wrist avenue and Ceilsr
strret.
Boa Il—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box ill—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box ls—Coruer South Main and Monro:-
streets.
Box 33— Diet-trio Llaht stallnu.
Box “PF-Airfield. avenue and Cedar street.
‘ i
III-Inns. Alan-nan lotto-homo.
sun Bins Bonnets ‘ ll b'i‘loel Low This
at (6.09 a! 506 t not at llzid
In York flsrald Weather forecast.
The weather Io-day pioml as to be clear and
slightly warmer. To-Innrrmv it promises to
be fair and hrzy and slightly warmer.
sovI'II Minivans.
What the People ol-Ilur 0H, are Dot-a
nut Sarina.
Home nevi-i on every page.
Jacob Schsuh returned
irom the World's Fair.
Butler Lodgeni O O. F. wilicouier
the second degree w-nluht.
last night
——Frt>sh pork 12k. at Hayes‘ market.
Misses Lens White and Anna Burr
have returned iroin Chicago and the
World’s lf'alr.
The walk. III front of two of 'he atoms
at the eastern approach Io the Washing-
ton street bridge Is being repaired.
. M...‘
—Fresh ham 12c. at Hiycs' market.
Miss Nellie Diebrow will act as orgur-
istziu the First Methodist church during
the absence of Mrs. James Goidon.
Mr and Mrs. T H. Foster drove from
Daubury yesterday and u ill spend a few
days at their cottage on Bell Island.
——-Theodnre says read his advertise
meat in 'lm: Saarinen and The Hour.
Mrs. Robert J. Doyle. oi Chestnut
street. has hit for a two weeks’ visit to
Wisconsin and the World's Fair.
——8ausage 121} cents. at linycs market
The committrc recently appointed to
prepare a plan oi organization {or a Re»
pubiicun club, Will hold a [hurling this
evening.
Miss Lottie Louise Russell, oi Wilton,
and Ferry Starr Morgunmi AkruII.me,
were married in Grcvnwich yesterday by
Rev. D. ll. Seward. of this city.
~"Thc South Since the War and its
Sew-I! Million Colored Ilitlavne'." Lecture
by Amos Parker WilrlI-r. PII. l).. oi tin-
Ncw York Advertiser. originally gIvaI
before tho Yale Association of Nt'w
York.(kIrIng-gutiunul lecture rmrn.rluI.t l
Norwalit. III. 8 o‘clock. Wc-imsduy.
October 18. Admireiuufiocsms. (fours.-
tockrt ior live. lectures. SI. for salt» III
Plaieterl'e.1‘omlinnon’s, Public Library.
city. and at Hale's, Nurwuik
Ro-v. ll L Glover. pastor of tho 3w.
odist Episcopal church In Nulluntnvk.
accompanied by his wifeI and sun. In lb»
gut-st oi Mr and Mrs. J. R. Raymund,
flay viuw avenue.
The Bramiord lira riopurtmpnt dos.
“Pfllll‘t‘.” which did from injuries rc-
i-oived by being run over on the way to
a tire Isst Suturdny morning. is to be
eluded and mounted.
—Plenty oi delicious bread at Lanc' s.
Chris Michel, oi the firm of lllchvl &
Frucb, last nlxbt (HiebratI-d the
anniversary oi his birth by rtllcttuiuluu
the members oi Schiller Smmm. No. 266.
U. I) R. M.. in thuncw Arlcn ball. A
pleasant timu ls reputed.
mTheodnre. the hurtling choc mun,
calls. the particular attention of the male
population oi South Nurwallt to bill
$2.50 shoe for GI 25—just half price.
They are the [ventral bargain at the
day.
Burton ll. Allyn and Alice F. Sign,
both oi Berlin, Conn. wuro mnrrlsl last
evening. at the bottom! the bride's llflll‘i‘.
Mrs. E. 0. Bradley. 23 Ann street, by
the Rev. B. E. Barnes. Mr. Allyn villi
start Immediately for Tacos. Ga" and
the bride will sodomy her mother to
Florida beicre going to her new home.
mi-‘mh ham 12c,» Hayss’ market.
it may seem strange that a man can
bets two “mast the same time-the
Mennonite tootibut such Is the case
at Theodore Olsen. the popular shoe
desist. He Is the acknowledged hm! oi
thsmdsrusoa Noiwalinrbllest the
lost its is at home. sad sever
sashes s talent. Ym be amused
lites Ilsad K. French. oi High street.
lo the guest of Mrs. Edwin Blakeley. In
Bouthport. '
C. E. Seymour's grocery. started this“
morningforthc World’s Fair.
—8sussce 12} ants, at flayes‘ market.
The Building. Loan sod investment
association held a verv successiul meet-
ing last night, and sold 02.100atsiow
premium.
Grand Warden Deming. oi the New
England Order of Protection, will pay an
of South Norwaik. on N_ovetnber 28.
The members oi Putnam Hose base
bull nine will give a hall in Arlen
Hall. Madison street. Monday evening,
Novrmber 13, Smythe’s orchestra will
luruish music.
~To-morrov'v we begin it. People’s mkt.
James Marty and James Ipckhart. the
two mun arrested on the depot yesterday
noon, said they were from GreenWich
and became intoxicated after arriving in
South Norwslk. Justice Barn-tr lined
them each ti and costs. They were
taken to jail _____:
Patrick McNulty. who gave his name
in the police court as Frank Ginty, was
arrested last/night “ior drunkenness.
This mol’nan Justice Barrett renunced
him to the county jail ior ten days. He
was only released Monday. ufoer serving
a four months' svutence ior resisting an
officer in Danbury.
-Tboodore‘s great second sale of
ladies‘.misscs‘uud men's shoes is the
talk oithe town.
The petition oi Francis 8. Conley.
bearing the signatures of eighteen bust»
nose men. who ask that Dir. (Ripley be
appointed a constable. has been presented
to the selectruen. FIrst Selectman
Simuul Dasknm has declined to
sign the appointment making
llr. Conley a constable. on the
ground that a Democrat. Arthur Jones.
oi R-Iwayton. was elected to the office.
and as he dId not qualify, some other
Dvruocrnt in the vicmity oi Rowaytou
or Dell Island should be appointed.
~Next Tuesday the special train over
the ankawsuoa route and Lake Shore
will leave New York. The fare will be
$17 00. but the inst, time made in run-
ning trains will sue an extra day at the
FuIr. The route is the best in the country
and the trains are guarded against ecci
dents by all modern safety nulroad up
pimnco. Tickets and information can be
sewn-d. at PIaieu-d's drug shire, or D
Gould. station muster. Norwsik.
While. Landlord Waiz is at the World's
Fair everything is running along smooth-
ly at the Muhackcmo Hotel under the-
direction of genial "Billy" Johnson.
Every room was taken Monday night.
and there were sistysilvc transients at
dinnrr ’l‘umduy, to say nothinu oi the
regular boarders, who use more than
plum-II With Mr Johnson's creditable
vnarmgrmentoi aiTairs. Landlord Walz
Nt‘llit'lluy looks upon him as his best
hoover.
:\t the aih‘rnnon srmsiou of the Grand
Encampment. I. 0. 0 F.. ycalerdny,
~-lll.-vr.~ were elected for the ensuing ye Ir.
as follows: (lrund Patriarch. T. D I.
Munvillr; Grand High Priest. John
Tyler: (iruml Senior Warden. D. M.
Msrwin. oi New Milford; Grand Junior
Warden. (l, W. Camp. of Bridgeport:
Grand Scribe, Frederick Eitsfurd. New
ilisvuli; Grand Treasurer. John w.
Smith. Waterbury; Rnprcaentrtive to
the Sovereign (’lrand bulge. lieury 0
Wood. oi Waterbury. It was voted to
donatv $50 to the sum-rent in Brunswlck,
Georgia.
In lllurch of this yrar circulars were
Hunt out by J. .49an Tait dram-.0!
New York city. to the librarians oi the
United States. soliciting a list oi the»
title» oi tho most popular books Tm!
prizes Were nib-red. th» first s set of 1.50
bmks: the ascend. u out oi i00 boon.
Tris object In obtaining this list was to
secure It basis ior the founding of Ted's
National Library oi Bret Bimbo. We
note with plrasurs and hearty common
pleasant.“ IIri courteous librarian In South
Norvmlb's public library. root-lived. Sat
urtluy. the wt oi 100 lambs. as she was
suucmiui In naming the seam] lament.
percentage of the titles of tho Inc-t pup
ulsr lmoks. as determined by the consen-
sus of opinion obtulnsdirom the llbrar
ions at the United States.
w. E Miller S} Wsnsu 3.:Bniltb. 0.! ,.
uflluiai visit to P. C. Mammary-Lodge. .
lutionn trot lilies Angeline Scott. the.
land 'ngcrbreud and pisyround the
M sonnets save.
a nun-y nudged.“ Ito-u rio- tho
I V’Wr I... or I'm
Homeroom on over: page.
The laconic building is being rev
painted. W.”
Dr. and Mrs. Phloney returned home
yesterday. from the vmt.
"I“
h The St. George Cricket club will . meet
Friday night in Sin. oi St. George» Bell.
—-———O——-
—Plciure iramlng at new.” book-
Plain and tilted,
lillIIlo, Scarlet.
Natural Wool.
A Job Lot .ln. Children’s “Seconds.”
TVALL- SIZES” 25cts.
MW—-— _ _ ._,
A.Dickerm__an ‘& Son,
84 .wasI-IiuorousrnEI-zr. sourH- nonwatit. cons.
1 cmmrénvs
Highest of all' In Leavening Power. -—Latcst U. S. Gov' t Report.
Plain and Ribbed,
While
Natural Wool.
Baiting
Powder
store. 49 Wall street.
lilies Francis Collins. of New lmdou.
is visiting Mrs. E. O. Judd, Union Park.
A meat market has been opened in the
store belonging to the ilands' cents. on
Beiden avenue.
Mrs. William lassell. at Mt Vernon.
is spending a iew days with Mrs Oharlvs
Williams. at Harbor avenue.
II. J Riley moved yesterday from C.
II. Coolidge'e house on Kellogg sin-ct
luoo apartments on Center avenue.
r s Brotherhood oi St. Andrew will
hold a meeting Thursday night in the
parish rooms. hegtnning at 8 o clock
St. Paul's industrial school will be in
session Saturday afternoon in the parish
rooms. at the regular hour.
Conductor'Jame-s Renting. oi the Con-
solidated road. is running the morning
r-xprcss on the Danbury division this
week. '
-The largest line of line candles in
town. at Inne's.___ “ _
E. J. Thomas. the uptown represenv
Iative of Tu: Seaman, is confined to
the house today by sickness. Mrs.
Thomas is also sick.
The prayer meeting at the Congregw
tiuual church. to marrow night, on" take
the iurtu of a promise meeting. ‘Thr
time for service has been changed from
Q o'clock to 7 :45.
W. (iilbvrt News-ll. the well-known
toaster of dancing. who has taught so
many Normals young people the tarp
sichorean art. announces that he will
conduct closet! at the Athena-um this
iull and winter, on FrIday oi each week.
The annual meeting I»! the directors
oi the Consolidated road will he held
tu-Inorrow iurenoon at ll o‘clock in the
New Haven depot. The several reports
on the condiuou oi the corporation wIil
be read and acted upon. It is expected
that three new directors vrIIl beehosen
iron: the Old Colony road. among them
being cat-President Chants.
—Uompletc line samples ior artistic
picture frsny'mr at Piuueo's'booketure.
The Y. M. C. A. have organized a sec
oudiuulbull eleven. The mam cousins
oi Ihe following players: llopeon. left
hail; Gregory. right half; Lowodes, iull
buck; Oiruntead. quarter back; Mullings.
centre: Decker, right guard; Volk. left
guard; Ewen. right and; Sellsck. leii
end; Frrris, right tackle; Allen. Wilson.
Chas-cur. substitutes. The team will go
Io Stamford Siturduy on the 1:11 train
to play tin» Stamford lligb schwi.and
will play tho' Dmbury lligh school team
on the 28th. in Dunbury.
Thv Largest no: In the world.
Stetson :1 Uncle Tom II Cabin company
claims this honor. The dog in questio-
wcigbs 208 pounds. stands thirty-live
Inches high to the shoulder and museum
seven feet from tlptu tip. and cost Dir.
Sit-won $1.000. lie was originally the
property of the (fur of Russia and was
presented by him to Miss Marguerite-
Fisb. the well-known actrvssmud sold by
her to Hr. Brandenblrg. oi must-uni
hunt». and was esthlted by hlmln all
the leading cities of the United States.
and can in.- soon daily in the monster
lli’ert parade given by the company.
which wrll exhibit here Thursday night
It's’ a Way’flsey slave.
Wash a baby up clean euddress
him up pretty. and he will resist all
advances with a most superlative
crossness But let him oat insole
coalbox for half an hour, and he will
nestle his dear little dirty face close
to your clean shirt front and be Just
the lovingest little rascal in all the
worlil “London Tit-Bits.
A Tragedy Avert“.
Tenderioot Tenor (just
“Theodore. the South Norwsllr shoc
mes moving. the claims that merchants
who have push and pluck can buy gr 0 is
low, and that people are bound to buy
t rem at prices that satisfy them they are
cheap.
~rstsl Outlinin- on the Tea-nay
averted by stopping to read our ad. to-
morrovv. Quality the best; prices no“
loo tom Pmple’s market
”:3 causes too out...
w. J. Martin. proprietor or Itsriln's
llbonbsud school. Iain street, In~
tends morass schools l shorthand and
typowrltlog In all the isms ii" In;-
ia'od tonne bsicrs leptu 1““! Iain
cantor “Hashim ohssesot III
In 40 more tab. a mos-slat mm
Wm“
enuresis
it
man, Is bound to keep the wheels oi bush.
from the stage)-Ah. hai I've made
a hit Just hear hovr loudly they‘re
applauding out there. What shall I
sing ior an encore?
Hausa Bill (the
tab odse)«Bctoor omit the suitors.
That aisit a lease That's shoot-
ing.»Chicsgo
vauis
not at tho tormsrhelngosiou»
red at 28,750 tons. of the latter
35,000tons.
0738 THE RIVER.
luv- and Gossip ol the Day In East
, Nun-ll.
Ham Rider. station agent. is enjoy-
ing a trip to Cape Cod.
Arthur Carr add‘l‘his'eister Celia are
ill at their home on First avenue.
J R. and W E. Marvin started yester-
day site-moon ior the World's Fair.
Frank Carr and William Bronson
started ior the World's Fair file morn-
ing. _....
George (loukhn starts Io-day for New
Jersey, wherehe will make u iew duye’
visit. __
Marvin Brothers” building at the junc-
tion of Riverside and First avenues is
being repainted.—
Ilr. and Mrs. Robert (arr. oi Second
avenue. have returned from a VIsII. with
Silas Benjtmin in RIdguii. id
~Pienty oi ircsh lluylere candy at
Lanes.
J. Herbert Wheeler. the icernsn. is
working iora few days at. his old posi
tion in the grocery store oi I). L'ilnm
median
S. S. L'Hommedieu. Daniel l.'-Hnmmt
dieu. l‘ranit llaniord and John F. Dar
mwetarted yesterday morning for the
World's Fair. _‘ __
Whilb trying to catch ll. Jonwf. deliv
ery wagon. on East avenue. Monday
Iiturnoon, Frank ll s-uieh collided will:
aboy on a vehxipdc and resumed a
severe shaking up.
Enid Gorham has accepted apesitinn
as reprcsvntative ior the [‘tlnsuiidatrd
Wall Paper house and is Iraft'llllg
through New Jrrsey. His brother, II.
n. Gorhnm, is in charge of the store in
East Norwalk.
Randall's Hall was well tilled last even-
ing. and thr- untcrtainment uiwn ivy tin-
Lndios' Aid society. of the East Avrnur
Methodist church. opcnod very suspI‘cI-
ously. “The District HclIouI“ was ad
mirnbly presented and xreutly enjoyed
To niuht an interesting musitm and iii
erary programme will be n tide-rod.
A Girl Who Breaks Wild Horses
Miss Edith Dutlami H II :1 I a girl who
lives on her father's farm Ilt‘.ll’( 'ollinuv ills,
in Sciatic county. She is IT ymrs old, 5
leer. 1% inches high and weighs I25 pouuda
Beyond this she has no more than the
average woman‘s shuruoi beauty and the
strength and grace which coIIII- with perv
incl. health 0i cuurau then: are lot her girls
in the Montezuma bills. but IIoIII- can ride
a horse hits like llailnmi. llilll Wlit'il it.
comes to throwing II lasso most. of the
young men take all thI-ir broad brimuied
hats to her and stand in rcspbctiul Iulmira
tion.
in the matter oi stmnuth this I23 pound
girl occasionally picks and It: ‘3 pound sack
of barley and losses it Into It wagon just ior
the inn oi the thing. Some years ago lit-m
Dndsml took a isncy to All IIIIbrolu-II horse
In her isther’s herd. Jumping on u Ilililt-
tansdho cut out the wild animal. rlrnvu
him into the corral. secured him in nour-
ner. saddled him. mounted his back and
turned him loose. llc ' pIIIth-d. retired.
ltlckod and backed. but uil to no purpms.
for the plucky girl III-id lIt-r suit and mu»
tsred him complcti ly.
She is an expert herder.gning among the
harm and cattle with all the m kit-us dim
Ing oi a typical cuwlmy. ts'hc knows the
market rates oi poultry. bogs Itlld Irruln.
can tell the valuu of It bursc by looking at
him and cooltn lllt‘lll or milk u cow with
equal facility.
But with all this shit is an easy court-r
sationlst. sinus pretiily. h. H It :1: limit-
touch on the piano, uses It pIIInIvr' » brush
and palette with much skill and has nun-at
tiun an a umllvwormm. and.
aim has found time to full In
local
mafia
love. ' n Francloco Examiner.
Some Moon Myths.
Many ouperstitlouu helluia an tothe “In.
ilueucs" oi the moon still remain. even In
this last decade oi the nineteenth century.
In some localities it is bl'lit'VEll to be un
‘inckyto beempty banded when can ilrst
beholds the new moon. and among tin-
ssmspeo is having silveriu IhI-lmnds or
coldiu t o pockotn ls It"gootl slim. ” ii
oasis about entering upon an lmportunt
undertaking. he had lit-st drier proceedings
until the moon Is“llliluu."—«tbut is. until
some time between “new” and "iull"
moon. .
All English speaking people rein to the
moon as “she" and the sun so ”hi-I" In
Hindoo mythology. tumour. the “amid-m
at night" is a male deity. supposed to be
the son oi the patriarch Am. a young man
who was turn-rural to tho realms or space
because he was too “nod to associate with
other human beings. The Malays. Siamese
and severai classes and castes oi the Chit
mac speak of the moon as a [not milk
eurdor butter ball Which Moseirom the
floral see oi milk when It was shamed
g‘tbc gods to procure the much prised
“beverage oi immortality "wilt. Innis Bo
with
‘ When Illusions failed.
A Unionist member oi rilarnent who
has just some back trout outenruro tells
agent story. Rotors his departure he was»
:ntertsined the prince to a (smell
not. whto in Its my can state
air. The prince prides iridium on his
howled:- ot ll
Wild“.
'uhonlil Iirlibi-IIIII-iv display It nut: in tho
TUBE DOWN THE FLAG.
Major Brown Tells of His Ex-
ploit at the World's Fair.
IT WAS A OONYBDBRATB BANNER.
Ila Thought It Was Ills Duty to Remove
"laud Ils CHI-bed Upon the locomo- .
tive and Broke the titan-Doss Not Be-
lieu It Was a Belle.
liAItIzIsm'IIo, Oct. iii—Mnjor issue B.
Brown, deputy secretary of internal si-
iaire. is the man who tore down the Con-
fsderats lieu from the oltlAudrvws loco-
motive in the Transportation building at
the World's iair. lie III the president oi
the Survivors‘ association. liartrsnit’s di-
vision, Ninth corps, Army of tin- Potomac,
and has an excellent war record. He has
the Confederate flag and will present. it. to
the Corry post oi the (i. A. it. The flag is
5 by ll icct In size- and made of hunting
Major Brown made the iollowmg stau-
meat:
"In the news columns of a Philadelphia
newspaper oi Ilct, It; is an item regarding a
Confederate flag that was thin-n down from
the iunious Andrews locuIIIolit'u at the
World's fair. and ior which. I lwlicve.n
search is now being made. To assist those
who are making the search ldusire to make
this atamnent.
Major Brown's Statement.
‘ "I belong to the punt of the Grand Army
oi the iii-public at Curry. Pa. that was
numvd fliltlr .l. J. Andrew's. the leader of
the baud til 21 l'niou soldiers whowent
through the I 'onfcdurute lines in Isa-2. and
at Big Shanty station captured the loco-
motive known as "l'lie (loueral' and made
a perilous trip throughpurticns oi Georgia,
Tennessee and Alabama. While the ex-
pedition mm a failure as to results. the his-
tory of warfare prlxllir‘ml no more thrilling
incident. greater daring, truer heroism or
grander sacrifice than is inunil in the mI~
theIItic necounte of the raid made by J. .l.
Andrews and his little band of Union sol-
diers. The old locomotion belongs to the
state oi (imirum and is now on exhibition
at the “'orld'h lair.
“A week dgn lust Friday. wlmu pact-sing
through the 'l'ranspcrlaticn bIIilIliIIIir in
company with my little boy. l ImppI-Itrd to
run across the loI‘I-IIIoIin. and as Ihe corn-
rndcs oi my pmt had always taken a great
interest in cI‘I-rytlilm.y tlmt portuiucd to the
Andrews raid 1 guvctlic locuIIIoIiI-c u care-
iul examination. I had not been there
long before I discorrrrd the (‘oniwlcratc
firm in question. which was attached to II
stall securely inert-nod in Ilu- steam escape
of the locomotive. The Mail. I should any.
wastlor F ivrtlong. and In-ingplucudso
high on ibulncmnoiivo it guvcilwllnk a
most proIIIiIII-nt position. I was astonished,
at least, to in it tiu-rc. pcrclu-«luwuy above
any Yahoo flair. and I made inquiry to Its-
crrinin why in llll‘ loyal stntooi llliIIois it
was prrmiltivl. but no one seemed to be
able to explain.
”I culled the attention of IIII old soldier
oi the Thiriwnth (thin to it nndalm point-
eII It out ton number oi Indies, nll oi whom
«Ir-nu II grvmly surprise-I that It should be
the-re.
Thought llc Did Ills Duty.
“1 do not know It ho plum-II it there. ior
rvIIrIt plll‘plldt' it was Iil'llt‘fli” by what Im-
thorily. I lllll not believe that it WIIMriItht
for it to be thorn. 'l'lII‘ morn i thought of
It tho stroIIuI-r lwrnnu» my conviction that
it was my duty In Ivar it down. it was
illl‘li lliil-l’ 5 o‘clock, nrnl I “out tomyroom
st Mt “It!” Sui) lllllll sirwt. mui Ivuvina
my lmy llm - returnwl to the fair grounds
for the do: I i'llll'i‘i'll IlIo- grounds. arriv-
ing Ill (hr in. mnoliw M ilvr IIIIIIIIlcs he
lure fl. ‘l‘luviv \wrv nit-w [wt-mils looking
at the loo coming but lulIIula-Il IIpIIIniIlc-
Ills-rillrlyillrolu' tilt-stall oil utnltimk the
list: down.
”I (ll not incl likv returning to thumb!-
mdos u Ill) [Illsi In IIle ”Will that ilIIul
won II (.‘nIIfr-Ili-rnli- lluu on the old locnmo‘
Iiw \IillInIIl ltl lI-ust IIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIeurit
down. I illil’l'lln pIIrtiI-IIIIII' boutllllytoihe
"It'll “In I‘Ilrl'il'll tho lion lllll‘lllhi the war.
but “by any um- L’s ylilr“ nilrr thtl war
IIan «tutu oi llllnuis. or lmlml anywhere
slur. which III-v't-riiid IIIIIi III-wr mm Ines"
.IIIyllIIIIu clue but irl'll'tIIiI. rrlu-lllou nud
bun-om Kiltt‘l‘l’). l mului mu lillllt'l’N'Ililll. 1
him Iruruml slow that It isi'lIIlIm-d flint.
‘llt' liar was simply Imw'rd us ll I'l‘ili‘.
"'I‘hv Mini) .1 hold to l pin-w. but oven ii
lIII'lI‘ l» llllf IruIiI in I: sI-rnIIm'IIIlIng
Willy'illl llll)’ I-leIluIIu-«s of such relics.
I‘luro ill’l' I‘ll'l‘lkfll Iniou mIIIlI-ru with
on: I; slrouu. \HIMII'II Ivan. Irulrhrs and
Im kt'li mulliinliom tn union-r any rm
«IIIIIblI-III-lIIIIIIII ior folk 1, I hollow that
tho Ilqu wnn plumi In position III III-Ilnuce
if the patriotic mutlmvni lIIIIl oughtto
.iml ll place in tiw iwurt of Mary onhi citi-
to II. and such lwlII-i iIIIpollr-ai Inc to talks it.
Inwu. which I did on Friday nilumoon.
<ch. II. at live IIIIIIIItI-s of ii o'clock. (inn
munlrys mw liuu Is ll good motto for
all Inynlr nuns."
'I'IIIIIII l'nprlttml “lilo-II Hinton".
\\ not ilIIIm mum: “VIM. (lI'L Ill-
t' hallo-s W I nprlnml um I'mmd liquid in s
III-III near his lIoII-I- uilln u I lump» oi buck-
-iIot through the bum ,\ Iluuhli- burl-elm]
shotgun was lyluuullh lllt’ ohmic pointed
away from him and mm It storm wall. ovrf
which Mr. f'oIn-lnnvl may have islieu.
Tip)": is It growing lurlic-i that It was nui‘
oh «I.
I'sllsc Stopped a Illnmly light.
lihAurotIII. l’u. “It, 1-. Thu ilabt he-
Iwevn Dan Hurley ”I Nluuum Falls and
John L. Huillvnn ui' lluI‘Inlu, Iinbtm-lubts.
tor tom. tutors III» I antral llm Athletic
club here. Ivan Idnppvli i-r Ilw police In the
first round The light was wlrbed and
bloody while It lasted
”Min-ta I‘mhyterhas Calm
literati. Put. the. III — The advance
guard at the synod oi the Presbyterian.-
eburehesoi l’snmylvsnls and West Viv.
Mgioilbstlsfldvrd hm. 1hr: synod assets
on Titania; at. It alumina Ber. Dr.
(who! Whesllsflrllldellver them
W
we 331:? ntiabée our Mendsdl‘Is‘ppy, by ywl‘mginra 01130
e .
and secure any vepcrsonsc uponuo t e vs list-Mil,
We will for a limi
It took the advent e of
w the advantage of yao‘u.
1‘
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
rtortt'e ”NET.
13 North Main st.. 50.“
Telephone call. 52.. 3. .
Hich areas so... are ones ¥
lone's’, Hitler’s or Seymoui’s Success Floor.
THE price on floor has advanced seventy five cents per that
time sell at Ihe above price. We are
advising you correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS." .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, *
the market, but won’t take
33 Washington St.
Watch this Space ' Tomorrow.
Price‘smi Meal But in Hall.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
nut ottIIEIII.
I. hail-(notion guaranteed. I
PEOPLE‘S IIIIIKET
21 Wall eh, Norvmlk
Toiephonecali, 5.7.3.. .
NOW CONTAINS SOME
constantly
VISITORS A LW
A Good 1 his. to Keep at "and.
From the Tray IKausaal Chief.
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spoils oi cholera mor
bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usuallu proceethat ail-
ment. such as slalom at thedstomsch.
diarrhoea. etc he become scary. We
have, i. lulld C hamlrrlain's ('.‘ olIc Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy the very thing to
straiglm'n one- out In such cm. and III
aayskrep it about. We- are not writ
Ing thls ior a pay u-etimonlul. but to In
our roadrrs know what his stood thing
to keep handy In the house For sale by
(it. sullen" Ilruzaist
For a lume- back or {m a pain in the
-id» or Cht’fii try suturing a prce oi tinn-
nvl with Chamberlalns Pam Balm and
hindlnult onto tin- niit-ctrd parts. This
treatment. will cure any ordinary case in
one or two days. Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. .50 Oral mules ior sale by
(l. C. Stllison. Druugist
Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bnld relief. as our nrovn
ory reverts to the days when we \ve-l’r‘
young. none on- mnrc prominent than
severe sicknvsn. Tho young mothwr VIv
idly remembers that. It was Chamber.
IuIII's Couch Remedy ('lirrd her of croup
and in turn administers it in herowr
oillpriuu undulways with tie bout re-
sults. For sale by(} .StIlIaun Drugxlst.
Allen' a lilac-Ivan tor I‘Iles.
Allen' a Discovery for Piles Is a curtain
cure for all kinds of pilru. Do you haw
sorrnm and chafing with intensvltchmx
often at niahl'.‘ It is dangerous to nudism
three symptoms. If you have suilcrerl
ior wars with chronic pilots IIrIl feel you
cant be cured, gtvt- Allo-n‘s Ulscuvgn
'Iilt't'i.
cents. Sent b
IIrHlfl Allen's
N.
"Hill for 50 cv-IIIs Ad
iscovr-ry. Box $8. lewy.
net at 5th armor and ‘Ii’dh Htlw‘i. mums
Chilton, which gva ll~ Iwoplc (l)'!‘[ll'||2‘lll‘
sud Iilt‘se' pom liI‘ six-mi flAv’I‘EJII in vim
tnrs' bills anti
uwh I'm (jut-III:- liluud I ‘urr In l'lll‘t‘ IIu-III.
what would llt‘tlit‘ savmg pvt "Illiilll If
tht- dinner "illluld not b4. trim-II 'iit‘fl
Ire-int: *7 persons at thr itwt?
Inquire at Plulstcd' a drug store oh» no
you may hurt the problem solved In (I
nintorvrmtwnnl-mtl' IIII- [th- II In
”cola... chi...
Pitcher's Castoria.
“'Iil‘ll ll Illy was sit II. we ”av" in i‘ f‘rudnl’ln.
ll lwII llll' who u I‘hlld. sho- I'rh-Ii ior I‘uutorla.
A‘hI-II slu- bwamo .‘lLsa. sh» clung; to I‘mttoria.
When our- lwl Children, mo gave-them Castillo
Chl' Iron cryft,
t’Itc her’e Castorla.
children Cry for
Dirrhcv’n Cont-min.
1)lI-ilitlt"r0I-‘ NUIHVALK. sin.
('ourt.0r our "th .iL.
nature of fhmlnre (‘hit lIc~Ia I: l - of
“Mobil". In ”it! sills-Iii “0' -\v Ymk. I] owned
Unleml. Ibui the circular exlIibII ill ml
Illillilltiiiidli thin I’rob- fr om r‘e- in urwnlli.
on thullhh Ilnyof (ht. ll‘fll. at H) u 'I'lm ll fllfl'
ummzsmith at all 'In rmtrs Interest-cl Ill null
ior-lute may he not
will I-suiw Iblsurdsr to 9 published In a milk!-
papo-v having a clrrulstlmr In s Id “lid” 9
and post a cnpy tho-rm! on tho mm Ivo-I in
mid \orlsllt str stthupiacm w on: Ihn IIII
slid 30th day oi Ur iobrrJMl
ASA ii. WOODWANU.
oIll lt Jud in
Mr. W. GILBERT NEWLLL,
”Mill? at ”optional the
ItlIsIIssIIIII. llomsllt. lion».
will liven on Friday nf curb week.
term. 4 p. m.
(Ila-e tor Ladies and ”collation. II p. m
l'or terms s'd inriher particulars. all m
the lead my. mlillillt
ISSElSIlIIS' llllllli.
Wedhsnhderslnned. brreby Ive mum.
all rams and rorwmtimisllsn lopay ea...
Inlfir'l‘ ’l‘mvno ll.irvvall thmlhey rm mum
.u I" [an In doll srta unite mm. or either
.mmm no or helm the tint day at Nov In
her. mi. at written or mud il-t. dated slim
damis «immoral the mpg n
Dilemma. hmd II III ”the uh". I
mammal otherwise tori lbs thoriuty or ll-
1..” t was“ out 4-inch momma In
Ib lr host a “mat and than amino siirl
"it per cent there a. which
”#2 h. latvm «menu from or IchlI-ts.u
fifl’uun‘u £fi¢§;jhmn O?“ r
till
Lfimr
i ‘ waif In In t
~ ‘1. “i if! In.”
«all.
one trial It is anew discovery that Cllrru
Sold by all druxxists Pncc 50
I! a No“ tors lillillnlittll't turns II III“-
finally him to pay now
PW)” \TFI
MI]
Inlninlratlnn muunt to this 00qu (or ml ‘
tied tlIsmvf. the rmutor t
vuml Im «1 well. at kw! ten days berm-
IIIIIcIIIg School Announcement.
rim (or Ycona Liv-Ins. Illness and Mill-
liable to
JACKSON’S . ,
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
CBIIIIII. PASTELLE. WATER COLUB MID SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially Invited
to lrtlstlc line of Photographs, Especially Studies from liIIlIII-liis
on EilIiIIItion.
AYS W E LCOM E.
E. I JICKSIIII. PIIIITIIGIIIPIIEII. 53 Will St, IIIIIIWllK.
Taylor 8; Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons locum? toraim. or house sudlot.
with the View pun hula are inleed to
call and exemiueonr list. \ e have them for
~ale in ever) part of the city at reasonable
prices and on east terms anal ti
._. INDIIV __ _
iUthnl in ‘u unlit Oriolur 13.: son
2' and Mrs. W. A
RV'E’ lid. ‘
'0
'iollcs. 0! ll Mott
a A .\ o o" Is"
‘ ins M. (‘ \eilso . will give I- discus on the
A piano at herown nl' viii lI-o‘ illllller‘. Terms
u-umnnblr. Andreas. M. l‘. Neilaon. at John
avenue. l‘lust Nurwalk. (can. care Mrs. T.
i n wunn. m ti7
‘ 0“ ii i L VILI. \. ~‘oIIIh \orwa k Conn.
. Open all the year for b1 HI‘II' rs. No but-
Ier “(In ~Iiii|ltl<lttll0h~i15 he found Transient
and blue h-mrilrr- urcunnmtlated ’1‘ Has
modern c. apply as II are. ucriti w
2:) \‘III' Nu ladies to enter Martin's shori-
- hand st hnol and tukc a special tracher' s
I-nurse in shorthand umi tywwritiuii? Call
rl
[0-day for panic Iiar: «ll Main street. lite-
porI. Conn.
l Ra‘i‘\i-\l\l\lvby rlIeIlny Term. “8|.
tall below-n . and ii In the «tuning.
Mrs Martinez 24 iistiland -trcrt south .\ r.
Walk mum l
IOMI ETI’NT IIlIII~«-ltwpcr. Apply“- nt ‘
i) \rluis' EIIIpiuguIcIIlAgcnI-y, ‘li mum ‘
Main rlruci Icilii 3t 1
. Ki'lfil‘iii T-tlil In numnn. thoroughly us.
A Writs!) «I desirrs in no out its dinner
mint Iur l't(t‘1ll|!|ll.'4 and turtles. neierrn as
from lir~I t'lhr‘ iumi Ies In .\or walk tildrcss
s ivy-n.“ lllll \"IIrnulk. DC 7.2V!
Horses Wintered
AT
BililllKSlDE STOGK FARM.
i’iI-Iiry oi box siullsund murmur».
M H PARSONS.
om! in:
lot has.
'1‘. IE ti ill room (ult- are tower at Lynch
Illiut‘uilll lyinklin nveuuc. Alimudcrn
minor. v-Irurs or arm ulars n pl to
‘ulil (ll ms. ort H. (mllilac. (algal
Attlii- llull. nIui’u ubmldlu'. In rat [II
J Malt limb-eels gm: llIlehIitrr, part’oi
[mum-m. limb slrnut uwu part of lJUUrE on
Munroe stitchsbupnn itmnioud sin-ct. two
vurms. lunch-on “It a PI rvl itlluav ou lay-
l r uterine bliOll with boi or and engine on
Water Mine-l. inquire at Rs) quud Brnlhors‘ .
will!
V I .II Ann I-lrerel Ii It iioor. 5 rooms. sill
A wrnmnih inqulrt of Wm. 3
1. ram
ear-.2“ (Hill sired. I II)” caudal“
I\V
Fruit nil't‘ mm... fun-labs... vviii rent
singly or on mic: snuubm Iur gentleman
loin is Andy m. No. 77
a tin u
s’ .uIlI \‘oranik v dining:"
1‘ llUl' at. all III Iil'l'll tilnlt‘llldillh. turn-
lslu-Iior IIIIIIIrIIIshId. Iur nut inn lbs or
Ila-r Il‘l'ltll rmammblo. Inquire. No. All
B-yvlew awInu. mtllllw
is. W b u-m Ix non n. water Iv. llarn on
i Inn-III sen. Inqulrunt it. It. Ilorimm. No.
2 First art-Inna. East summit
mt ll lw
\lomiwnril awhile»
liuIIlIuII bun-v and barium
n‘ppi) Ioh‘. A martini-rd
)AIH' ui luwst II IIM.
mutation.
tiIclIIIl
4 lllhlll apartments, Inndurn Imprmmnts,
own/”u I rmii bIIIde-u: ran: all and
.I" I'll!” room Ilul. lop llnmr. over FlrfIhfl-
iuIIn lliuihrl mu on Iboulic om Mel
(' In H o ofllv. MWnsb intuinlriml Ito-NI!
'l‘liE (up llnor In tho lurursucc
ii mourn...“ uuw m-vnplrdb butlei lulu
In pa IIcIIlurs uillilru or ii ti
Brown. ill his stun II Huurb Ilium Incl.
”some lI'. lit'drn- I‘ity Nullonulllanlt. anti
1‘ AW] unlit fIimIblrImusoonMonrhcstrefl.
J l'nuu to Hi It. It ltowun ”I! II
a bi. building on u am street.
P K In I I
["0 ll HA I; I}.
'ill‘lAl'; a sound home right ’fllflllfl and
1 No Minimum wmuu HIM liar u not.
htIti’lt‘ mu. ttl ulurrnluu rlilte .. "no”.
NIIIIIII it Hunlurti pimp ollllw
up};
II H Al s a mr mu Ir. ah!- iI will be will
1 Ilimp I..r want of «so Apply at IIIII
ullim
It mar.- ‘ln-il) V'viino. him carriage.
spindle. via “mural lmrm‘rs. Allin Ind
.mmr. III-III r» of W. A. humour]. 7 Its
Place. he Nurwul k. rt Iii
[Mammalian
sun-m a...”
Music Ilsll, south lionvslt.
us IIIIIII. Wilson. on. It.
Stctoon’s Big Spectacular
UNCLE TIIM’S BABIN.
rill: mason 0' from An.
In no?“ so.
Doubts band and Orr lmtm: ‘l'vm 'l‘opstu.
hectic-ii In the "rest KATE FAWN”) OI:
ivn flute: [NA and Putty “Primer” W
m Quantum Mrimn amount. mm
in mun New (hm-ea. has Haste: In".
lune rim: 'srimd oi beautiful usher” “I u
out #Issmb oat Her-w: mythic "shim
lmlu the Mil: Ivs's m W
Irauvl‘s rm Parade“ Murmur
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