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ight Losses; Evil Dreams; Luck of Confidence;
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over-exertion: Youthful Errors, or EXCHHHlVB Use of
Tobacco Opium or Liquor which soon lend to
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rcfund money. Wild!“ L‘Ui'iiil SYRUP. A 00min
cure for Coughs Colds, Asthmn, Bronchitis, Group,
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It size, now me. GUARANTEES issued only by
For Sale by George 0. Btilison. So. Norwslk
oct 1915’
Examiner In
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he value by slam ing the name on ‘pricc‘on
e bottom. whic protects you against high
ccs and the middleman’s profits. Our shoes
l custom work in style. only fitting and
log utilities. We have them sold cvcry-
here. at owcr prices for the value given than
ny other make. 'i‘nkc no substitute. if your
1:: csnnot supply you, we can. Sold by
J. Schaub &Son.
ilnii
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counterfeit our i‘A ‘in'V PILLS. thcrciurc tskt
g in are you get 1):. LA] 03425, and ovoid
I lworthlms “coin muuds." R:mcmher this
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file only l.‘ViVLRSAl.L'€ SUCCESSFUL one
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honthsnddlvorodoverysanrdnymorninz.
VENING
Willing to Be Nominated For
Governor of New York.
All OPEN LETTER TO BBPUBLIOANB.
no Guys B. Is lleody to Do Ills Duty, lithor
us under or In the Rooks—.tht the
Hon Who Would Bother Des Him In tho
Lotto:- l'ositlon Boy.
Burnncurr, N. Y., Sent. 1.—~Tbe lion.
Levi P. Morton, in an open letter to the
Republicans of the state of Now York, do-
clnrss that should he be honored by being
nominated for governor he would so-
oopt.
He says:
“In response to the very large number
of suggestions made to me that I should
declare my attitude with reference to the
Republican state convention, I address
myself to the Republicans of the stats of
LEV! P. MDRTDN.
New York and bug to say that. while the
suggestions are in themselves unusual, I
venture to cxprcss tho hope that the ur-
gency in the public journals (or the im-
nouncement of my decision was not occn‘
sioncd by uny undue hesitation on my
part.
“1 cm certainly not seeking nny nomi-
nation from the convention. I have been
absent from the country so long and so
for that no one can refer to the slightest
movement on my port to cause a discus-
sion in which my name has been used
with the names of other Republicans, who
no deservedly honored throughout the
state for their services and ohsrustor. I
have put myself in nobody's way, our
hsvo I suficrvd any one to do that for me
which [disclaim for myself.
“And now. having been five days on
American soil after it! months' absence.
and having examined the situation on
well as possible in that period. f beg to
any that in the approaching councils of
the party. in convention nsseiiiblod, I de-
sire to be regarded ns n soldier in the its-
pnbiionn army. randy to receiver the com»
mnnds of my fellow citizens of like por-
suoslon in public pulll‘y with myself,
whether those commands involve leader
ship or ssrvic-‘s in tho rnnks.
liis Family Object.
“When 1 left the vice prnslvli-nt'n choir
and sincu. I htiVo had no th light. much
lens desire. to mentor public llv. Mimi-
fold conshlvmtions regarding my fumily.
which 1 have no right to obtrudc upon
the public, lcd we to desire to spend the
remnindcr of my dnys in retirement.
“lly the kindness of my countrymen.
having held high oilicinl positionsut homo
Ilitl abroad. i won profoundly content to
let the record stand. lint do not. under
stand mo to imply that i look lightly upon
the oillco of governor of tho sinto of New
York. i know smoothing of the to
source. tho mpucitlcs and tho nut-do of
the Empire stoic. nod lnpprccintc the im-
portnuco, the usefulness and tho honor of
the grout otlire of the chief exooun.
“rilumld 1 ho culled on to till it, I shull
strive earnestly to sorvo tho poopio with
stcndfostm-ss of purpose mid to foithfully
administer o public trust.
“l“innliy 1 over in the sincerest iorins
tlmt if the convention slinll profcr to see
any other Home tlum mino upon the lic-
publicun bonnor 1 shall nccopt the result
without regret or sense of injury, and i
will give to the successful cnndldntc my
hourly and unwavering support.
“Trusting thnt tho action of the conven-
tion will be harmonious and n-dound to
tho best interests of the party and state.
lrcnioin, with grunt respect, your obedient
servant, LEVI l'. Mourns."
“flint the "thorn Sold.
ALBANY, Sept. l.—Mr. (llionto was
shown the stnwmcnt of Mr. Morton, ox-
prcssing renditions to accept tho nominn-
tion of tho liopubiiccn pnrty for the bond
of their stoic tickct if i'nllnd for the piece,
by a reporter.
“Very good," replied Mr. Clionte ln-
conicnlly.
Mr. Lnuterboch of Now York said, “it
will be it good thing for the Republican
pnrty it tin-y rntify tho ucccptunco of Mr.
Morton."
Mr. 'l‘rscy M. liockcr of Eris-«That's
oil right. Mr. Robot-ts will accept in n
fow doyn and Mr. liiiss in n fow morn.
Thu nomination will be mode at the con-
volition.
. Ex-ficnntor \‘cddorm’l‘iio Republican
party would have no hotter stundnrd boar-
cr than Mr. Morton.
Mr. “Millie-«That’s very good. and we
wont to one Aldrich right under him.
Mr. Elihu ltmib—l'm too busy with
the convention to talk politics.
Mr. Jesse Johnson~llo is a worthy
man and would honor tlw cliuir honored
by Seward nod Dix.
Itosebnll.
Notional Imugue (Sonics—«Now York, 6',
Boston, 1. Bultlmoro, 5; Cleveland, 1.
Philadelphia, 10-, Washington, ii. (Sco-
ond guns) Philadelphia, ii; Washing:
Magoo (tumor-Springfield,
20; Providsncc, ii. Scranton, «i; Syracuse,
8. Bull‘uls, Ii; Eric, 17.
Cleveland sud Jsilinson Fishing.
Buzznim's BAY, Mass, Sept. i.-—Prss.
idsnt Cleveland and Actor Joseph Jeffer-
son spout the day nudists into the sum
lug fishing for block bus at White lslsnd
pond in Win-chain sud enjoyed s good
catch.
A Words-v Convention.
Pimsnm, Sept. 1. -~ Tho Wsrdcns'
Annotation of the United Stuns will most
hsrssvvssh tromnsxt Mmdsysoodim
' A. 3+1:on monetize.
lilmriy, but surely.
Nsw Your, 5m. i.--lt. G. min a. Go. '-
weekly review of the trade. out today,
our: The activity which cums with ex.
hsnstsd stocks and the pressure of delayed
toil demands and was icons-mt by the re-
moval of uncertainty smut the tariff has
continued with hssvy entries of foreign
goods since the bill bocsms is law. But
the people who know best sro saying,
“improvement will come,” rather thsn
“liuprcvonwnt has come” The gain is
not yet what has been expected, and bust.
ncss, if good in comparison with lost your,
is still poor in comparison with years pre-
ceding.
Presunmbly there has not been time to
feel the full effects of the change, and n
gradual gain will be more healthy and
encouraging than n spasmodic rise, but
the expansion of commercial loans has
suddenly ceased, prices of manufactured
products show weakness rather than
strength, and than». has boon a reaction in
the stock market, prices of railway stocks
averaging :32 cents and of trust stocks
2.11 per share lower than n week ago.
dugnst hos ended, but the interior d0-
mnnd for money still merely balances the
receipts of superfluous currency from
eastern points, olthongh crops are moving
quite frcoly. The recont material increase
indemond for commercial lonns appears
to have been due to payments for . sugar
imports. for whisky taken out of bond and
for imported goods tukcn out of the cus-
tom houses nnd hos droppnd off sharply.
The unnvoidnblc conclusion is that the
desired incrcnso in domestic distribution
line not yet rcnchcd such proportions as to
influence the loan market. imports will be
large. it is clcnr, but for the past month
have been 5 par cont loss than a your ago,
and mcnnwhiic exports of domestic prod-
ucts from New York for the month have
bccn $2,619,597, or 8 pct cont snmller
tlmn lost your.
The cotton mills are not running full,
though the stoppage at Full ltiver looks
every day more liko an cflortof the opera.-
tlvcs to form curtailment of production
in order to lift prices and moire roductlon
of wages seem unnecessary. So for print
cloths hnvo ndvtmccd n quartnr. but with-
out corrcsponding advance in other goods.
and while the demand is encouraging it
does not compnre with years before the
lust. Neither in cotton nor in woolen
mills has there npponrod this Week on in—
crease in production. In woolen-i orders
for spring goods of ccrtain qualities have
been quite inrgo, buyers concluding that
prices are about as low as they will be.
The demand for products of iron and
steel hns increased, but prices tond down-
wnrd whom any change appears, as there
is not cnough business yct to o-mploy the
works in operation. An encouraging solo
of 40,000 bundles cotton tics in computi-
tion with foreipn ties duty free worrsnts
hope that current prices in other branches
may below enough to most tho coming
rivalry, and a sale of Mcssnbi ore at $2.25:
delivered (it lovvcr loko ports is reported.
The boot and choc manufacture still
finds highly encouraging orders. though
almost wholly for low grade gnods, so that
sides of lumber in all markets orc notably
of thirds or other qualities below the bent.
WAiTE NOT GUILTY.
The Governor Discharged, but the 0th.:
Defendants Hold.
DHM'EH. fiept i,-—~Govi-rnor White was
dcolnred not guilty of the chm-go of open
ing is luttur addressed to a former police
mutt-on ut the triul born. Tho (itht-l’ do
fendonts were llt‘lll.
At the conclusion of tho arguments
Comniissloncr lllnsdnie rcmlcr-ctl his do
cision as follows: “These four dofondooh
are charged with an ollonao against two
auctions of the low rolntiug to conspiracy
und tho talking and retaining of n lottor
hclmuring to nnothcr. It is shown by tho
ovidcncc that. n lotircr did (‘Uilltl to tho city
hull, tho ontolopu of which Was whirl-sued
to "l‘ho Policn Mairon.’ but tho letter
itsolf woe whirl-used to ‘Mrs. Likens'
“Mrs. llwycr. us one of tho nmtrons.
had a perfect. right to open and road tbio
lnttcr. but should have M. once. dullvvrod
it. to the portion to whom it was midrosscd
instvod of hiking it to the cliiuf of polior,
“It. hits not been clearly shown that
there won it conspiracy between these do
fcndnnts to injure Mrs. Likvnx but the
rotnlnlng and withholding of the letter
from her WM clonriy n Vitiliillufl of the
low.
”While Governor Waite rend the latter
and hard it brought to his ctlicc. ho could
not help this. and tho nvidnnco against
him is so doubtful us to showing that be
retained the letter or had anything to do
with its being withhold from Mrs. Likcns
that I cannot consider blrn guilty of soy
chemo) against. the low.
"The other dofcmdnnts, however, re.
tninnd the letter for a period of time and
evidently used its contents to injure Mrs.
leona' chnuwter. b‘o for no the defend:
nuts Armstrong, Dwysr and Mullins are
concerned, I will hold them to the United
Stilton grand jury in the sum of $500 each,
and ‘tho dcfondsnt Wnito is hereby dll'
charged. "
Alleged Conspirntors on Trial.
Swnmsmrim, Qua. Sept. 1. —~ The
trial of W. l’. Kollyfiof Hudson, Moss,
John llownrth and M. L Jnnnc of Aber-
corn for conspimoy to kill W. W. bimltb,
prcsldvnt of tho limomo County Temper-
nncv. oilinncn begun horn. Smith had pros:
ocutcd tho lircome county liquor denim
undcr tho Scott not, ond, it is charged,
Kelly wns hired to murder him.
Vigil-M's llnrrl Look.
DAil’l‘Miil‘l‘li, Englond, Hoyt l.--'f'lio
soiling committee of tho llcyni Dori.
Yacht club dcchled that the Vigilant.
Hotnnltn mm was void. and mommy!“-
iy the \ligiinnt docs not got the prise. as
was at tlrst Announced. The Vigilnnt was
for in the loud when this (incision was
rmuic. Light winds would have prevent-
ed n finish until long nftcr dork.
Wife Murderer Sentenced.
BATH, Me, Sept. 1,—Thotrinl of Mel-
vin licsscy of liowdclnbnm, charged with
the murder of his wife, Lucretia ii. Barr
soy, on the night of May 27 lost st the
homo of Mrs. Bentley’s (laughter, has
closed. The verdict was murder in the
first degree and the sentence hora labor
for life in the state prison.
WAsnmcrox, Sept. I.~—'i'hs on
moot at Miss Basie J. Fillmore of this
city, grondnisco of President Hillard
Fillmore, to Mr. Guy A. Camp. son of
the Rev. Charles W. Comp of New York,
has been snnooncsd.
mum mucus-Is. it
Brushes Bent. l.-Mbnt «sling,
:im 180 “mm“ £33326
0 ill on ' .
not! killed tights cousin, Win Recession
No .wmrm .
13m
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A Texas Town Visited by a
Double Disaster.
MANY FAMILIES REPORTED LOST.
In tho Dull of Night flu Citlnns Awnlo
to Find o Trmhorous [liver Bushing
Through tho btrsou—ulimhquoko Iihoeks
Added to Their Terrors.
UVALDB, Ten, Sept. l.—-A terrible on,
tutropbo bofeil this thriving town, and
there is mourning in many households.
The calamity was entirely unexpected.
The treacherous Leona river, swollen to n
raging torrent by recent rains, rushed
without a moment's warning down upon
the town, submsrging and wrecking many
houses and drowning a number at people.
in this arid section such destruction by
the elements has never before been chron-
icled. In the excitement of the day it is
not definitely known how many have
been drowned. Among the bodice that
have been identified on: those of Mrs. J o:
ssph Hashim listtio Edwards, child of
Mr. Malay and two Mexicans.
It was about 2 o‘clock in the morning
when the flood came. The weather had
been threatening, and there were ominous
clouds to the north and cost of tho town.
The ntmospbcm had been close during the
evening, and prr-dictions of a storm were
frcoly made. The citizens went to their
beds not with happy minds.
As the hours worn on and the people
continued their siumbcrs the dork clouds
drew nonrcr and nsnrcr. J not no the storm
broke over the city a torrent of water
rushed down the Looms river, overflowing
the books of that stream and flooding the
lowlands on either side to o dnpth of sev—
eral fest. The out side of the city is built
on low land and was directly in the path
of the water.
Four» For One Hundred anllios.
All the houses in this port of the town
were snbmergnd, und in the darkness and
throughout the downpour of rain could be
heard the cries of distress from the ill
fated inhabitants in their wild efforts to
save thmnselvcs and their families and
loved ones. Thorn were is number of mi-
racnlous escapes, and the rescuers and the
rescued pcrformod many heroic acts.
As soon as those in the higher part of
the town Wore aware of tho terriblo flood
and dire consequences the work of resent
ing began and was carried on as rapidly
on posaiblo in the darkness of the night.
Grunt npprcbsnsion is felt for the fam‘
iliss living on tho ditch south of here,
wherc 7.3 to ion families live, and, tho hind
lying 15 fret lower than here. it is feared
they bcvc been dostmyod. Una Mexican
family living on the much of Schwartz.
flvc miles below town. is supposed to
have been lost, no vostigc of the much be.
ing lull.
An earthquake shock of some secondo'
duration won distinctly felt during the
night. At one place near the city about
a quarter of a mile of heavy crscks sp-
peurod on each side of the ixons river,
having apparently no bottom.
A trockwnlkt-r of the Northern Pacific,
after wading through water up colds neck
with his luntorn cit-Voted above his hand.
succccdmi in feeling his way for rnough
east to intercept n. west bound train and
pmvcnt its plunging into the raging river
where tho railroud bridge hml been.
News l'f'lli'llfld hero thnt three families
living lit-low town wot-c drowned. The
human lmvo not yrt lm-n li‘nl‘lll‘ll. Ac—
cording to reports received M. the Soutin-rn
l’m'iflc oilico the terror of tho flood “‘lln
nogmonlnd by that of the earthquake.
'l'iio loss to the Southern Pacific com-
pany is enormous. to miiow of .dlik dud
runny liridgew having bum “Mimi nwny
Over loo curionds of mun-rial nod :54“) hr
borors loft him Antonio for tho ht‘ifllu of
the which. The donmgc to tho South-m
l’m'iilc extends «outward about 7.3 miles
from this city
A rough cstinmtc of “in loss to proporty
in gciwrui and to tbv rnilroiul coiripuliy
will. as for as known. rem-ii ilJfllUJJIM
A BELATED ROMANCE.
Miss Irwin, Agni 57-, fins-s luv. “hamburg,
Aged till, l'nr Branch of Promise.
UTTL'MWA, In, Sept, 1 -A seiisstinnsl
brooch of promise cow has been stoned in
the district court here l'bu:bc 1min. n
spinstcr of 5.3 ymrs. brings suit nguinst
ltcv. (.Thristopbcr Lakenburg. u superno-
nnotcd Methodist minister so years of ago,
for n large sum for blighted affections.
lmkcnburg has preached in various por-
tions of this state and is widely known in
the conference.
l’lointiil nvsrs in her petition that do-
fondant sought her bond in marriage;
that his suit. was summed and the day for
tho nuptinlo set. The reverend gentleman,
however, bod occasion to make a trip to
wedding, and when he rstumed his allot:-
liun for tho plointid bod cooled.
NI“! (Indot Who W’s-ls to Din.
anrour, it 1.. 5(1)!» l.——I)cnnis Lsnc,
cockswnln of the conimnndnnt's isuncb
attached to the naval training station,
mode rovers! inoffoctuni attempts to com-
mit suicide by cutting an artery in his
wrist and lntcr on by hanging. [is wins
pmvontsd ouch limo. and is watch wss
put on his muons. but he has diamond.
Doribfo (In-rd on Pinto.
HM: l-‘mvmm. Supt. l.-—-lt is rcportml
that tin: ifniiml 5mm authorities hnvo
been informed that friends of (Moral
limits had laid plans for bimto mp0
from tho ofilccrs who me now holding
him as o prisomrr in in hotel hers, and that
his guards limo boon doubled, tho doors
locked and the windows barred.
Now York Police Cnytnins Dismissed.
an Yonx. Font. i.—~’l‘b:- paling com-
missioners; dismissed from the force (lop
toins William F. lisvovy sud Adam A.
Cross ond Policemen James Bums, it'd
word tlir-nnnn and “cargo Smith, :who
were intoly tried for blockmniling keepers
of disorderly houses in tho Elsvmtb pre-
cinch
tonnes-low floral-«ion.
Mummy, I’n, flop . i.-’l'hc Denim-
to conference for the nomination at o con-
didote to succeed Howard Mntchior in
congress ondsd its long stroggio by select
tog J. J. list: of Pike county ss tbs psr-
ty csndidsio,
mm {lo-trim to tho Irish m
litmus, Sept. 1. ~— Mr. Gladstone.
through limo 'l'wcsdmnutb, sent to the
Irish wiismsntnry fond recently is check
for £100 and aprons-l his whim for the
succe- at tho but: um.
1-533; SSW-n.
nominations” for building our
Paris before tho time appointed for tbi- '
Barron, “on. W 1,—me
our
Constant
)/
Eternal vigilance is not only the price of peace, but it’s
the price of any successful business effort. With us it is a can.
stout push for new and popular goods, at prices that must please
our patrons.
Every style we show is the very latest and satisfaction is
guaranteed. This is our reason for asking the favor of your
esteemed patronage.
0l0THiEllSandFllllli|8HEilS
For Men and Boys.
/
Store will close at 6 o'clock, Mondays and Saturdays excepted,
until further notice.
W. A. BENEDIGT & COMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Extravagance
May lie in paying too much for tithing, or in paying
too little.
If you buy feed for less than we ask you’ll not get
as good quality—that‘s poor economy.
It you pay more, you pay too much, because we
sell the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Olin?f and Corn carefully screened from dirt and
c s .
Pratt's Poultry Food, Pratt‘s Food for Horses and
Cattle.
Grain.
Manuel T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
BRANCH OFFICE AT tiOLMANS' [JVBBY STABLE.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
wry ’,Vm
iti-ZcHandkerchiefsiZ1-20
There are two points about a bargain. The first is to be
sure that it is a bargain. The second is the ease of mind which
always fOIIOWS a satisfactory transaction when good value is se-
cured and only a. small draft is made on the purse. Just now we
can save our lady friends from 50 to 60 per cent, on Handker-
chiefs. We have just received direct from the importers about;
no dozen Embroidered Handkerchiefs subject to slight imperfec-
tions, goods that sell at 25, 30 and 35 cents, but we are going to
sell the entire lot at; the very low price of
l2 l-2c Each.
We do not think that such an opportunity was ever before
oifered in this line, and everyone who can should take advantage
of it.
HERE ARE
our Home $4.40 hill, $4.20 hill. $4.00 bill,
Mr. per bog.
FlOlIil All“ 00“ .
roe. per bog. bile. Der bog.
“Marni H." M in: par 1. “TH. 5'1: por bag; .lonos‘ Superimlw; SL3) per barrel, file. per bag;
Snowflake. “All per burn-l, for per bug,
We have rmoivwl n largo consigmwent oi’ Flour dimct from the Millie. and we are pro or-
mimdeiivrr onyot upmbovcbmnds at them unususll low prices. Wo recommend " in!
gym pmlargnca umnyolimriimr. biliovim‘ittn ha i to host, «:hmuumt. and most. uniform
iiourin the market. ”Snowflake" luogmnt if‘i‘ml ilonrnf tho mono duality M .ionen', sud.
ovqunliy M good in every rmwci.
FREE. (in imrchmern FnEE'
Almlflfllfill Chinese Folding l-‘on. (iivnuuu-sli on maxi. butunhiy and get one of those
beautiful Fons.
atollowln prices: almondstlrsnnlstediiu eriJI): 22 pounds limo... flu or.
'lflbg‘mfih’i’ls 0f “ll‘0.‘ p.37 woods of ()strnonl,2lm,; 1:: ms or; 01' HUM). 3530.; Buller'n Cocoa. "
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