um. as“. an emu-rs:
‘ impart. salvation to. last
amnesia . “Tu-”Want.” ”To
moses “int sale" advertisements. not ex-
mwwmmonsm.um
Whynswsmllnaweekdo bell-id
le‘lllsosrrlsr.
‘ warn ornoa—Ns. no win-illusion street.
prim-human: telephone call. se—s. Branch
other. No. to Wall street. Norwalk; telephone
all. is s.
' consummation should in all cases be
lathe-ed to
urn mama alarm”.
" 80m Normans. (Jon.
no»
law York Ber-Id Weather lama-t.
II’heBoutberrl hurricane was central near
Texans. Fla. last night. but. was moving slow-
lytntlle northeast. as it advances it will
~ “Bravery high seas and winds of hurricane
two's-llamas the Atlantic coast. The ”cold
ware” covers all the Middle and Atlantic
states. andls mar n: unrdreaetnrdly. Anoth-
erstormol considerable intensity has devslp
opedlnhlorth Dakota. and is moving south-
» outwardly. Today fair. warmer weather will
. M'with lower followed by rising tempe-
. , return-ad baht northeasterly and easterly
winds. becoming blah and followed by cloudi-
nessalong the coasts as the southern storm
advances. On Thursday cloudy weather will
prevail, with slight temperature changes. rain
and high northeasterly winds. probably in-
creasing to a gale along the Atlantic coast-
with the advance or the Southern storm.
Iridaymloudy. warmer weather. with rain
andth winds.dlminlahlng in force as the
storm moves olfinta the ocean.
Thermometer Retard.
The lowest point of the thermometer fur the
twenty-tour hours endlnr at noon today was
40 3 above zero; highest. 59°.
Vulnlatnrs Almanac [or 'lo—rnnrrors.
Sun Bisesl Sun Feta Hinhl’lde' Low This
at 5:40 at 5A2 at 8:57 at 315
The Fight in On.
The political pot is now simmering,
and is going to boil seen. The candi-
dates for state oliicers are in the field.
The Republicans helda rousing ratifica-
tion meeting in Bridgeport last night:
and the Democrats are in fora fight.
Thepersonnei oi the two tickets in this
state is good; localities have been as well
recognized as possible; the platlorms are
diverse enough to cause a sharp division
on state and national issues, and the
rank and illesrs in good fighting mood.
Republicans werenever so confident of
winning. They have the inspiration of
overwhelming victory in Vermont and
”nine. and are sure that what these
states have‘done will be supp smeared in
great style by Connecticut.
Both parties have ignored the liquor
questidnuhe Democran have attacked
”A. P. A.. and xiren a quota -endoree-
_ inent of the lurid policy of the party.
How much of factors the (fitizers'
(d
Leagues and A. P. A's will be in the‘
contest is unknown. but if the latter
organization is as strong In the state as
utimated, it will casts heavy vote. and
whether it will he met by as solid an
. opposition sentiment remains to be learn.
ed. The main issue, however, will
probably bathe tariff. The Democrats
bare the hard times to explain. Senator
Hill, yesterday. described that as a
Republican legal-y. but we doubt if such
asubteriuze will mainly the operatives
and tobacco growers of Connecticut. A
change that has near ssitateti curtailment
and suffering will not be charged to the
party that has fought the measures
inaugurated to produce it. The Demi-
«atlcparty is forced to take the def»!!-
sive in this campaign. With the con
Session before the people oi the prrssidenl
that the tarill bill passed in perildious:
the apologies that have and are being
made for the surrender to tho «lest trust;
with discontent and unoertam y in can
therein! eliairs, the “publicist!!! have
grand rallying cries. and we believe
0 .nnsctleut will speak very emphatically
in November again» Denioerellc “tariff
Ilary Accused of Then.
“my Herril-b, who has hmh arrrsted
lo Norms“ several timm. Wes lined *7
Ind «hits ”I“! serilehwd to j-lll for ninety
days. in llridaermrt. ywtelihy Hire was
unable to pro"! herself increment or the
charge o! stealing $20 irom James G,
Wells. The accuwr mlormed the police
that hellud been enticed into a Middle
street joint by two women. where, alter
being liberally dosed with whiskey. he
W robbed oi what money he had. The
police arrested and be identified Lillie
llurhent and Mary Herrick. Tho ac
tonsil admitted that they had been in his
company. Both denied knowledge of
‘ tbsallegrd than. The Burbank women
byrleson of eris‘ poor memory was
able to clear herself. The Herrick
woman insisted upon her innocence. but
" Wells prisillvely identified her as helm;
with him alter the Burbank woman left.
. “batten-Ilene Osbourne-ropes.
The case of John Collins against the
M York. New Haven and Hartford
“Head mm. ”Wintheflm
parlor Court. yesterday. In Collins
Weieoltbsvmimsoiaamat
“Mandolin-roan. Heb-diner:
Mandolins moraine boarded
is less-y erasing train at man.
mindsdo‘widrmsad is some
“Wallis-rs “announcement
new «a can cast.
Wasmsoror. D. 0.. Beueniher 26-
The tropical hurricane. cenlrltl this man"
lost in northern Florida. appertntly mor-
ing northeast. ' will cause dangerous
‘ galee and blah rides on the coast taillight
and Thursday.
._.._- Wrm—w-«M‘V W
PUPULAB AIUSEXBNTS.
Dramatieal and Musical Ive-la In Which
lorwalh People are Interested.
Waite’s Cnnedy company. a theatrical
organization which yearly Visits our city.
has been eagerly expected {or the past
week. They are here. Their advent. as
in the pan. was the signal fora dramatic
and musical festival on the part of our
theatre-going people, and hell the city
was out to hear the band concert yester-
day at noon. The acting company are
all competent. capable people. The
specialties were catchy. and the music as
rendered by the now famous Premium
orchestra was a treat such as our citizens
get but once a year.~—Dayton (0) Herald.
This popular company pays for one
weelt at Hoyt's theatre. commencing
October}. __-_
WESTPOBT.
Alpecisl meeting of tho lire depart-
ment was held Monday evening, at the
Opera House. The meeting was called
to order by the president, Oscar Smith,
and the members then proceeded to bal-
lot for a department physician as requir-
ed by the new rules of the state associ.
tion. Joseph Mills and John W. Gault
er'e appointld tellers. The result was
tvwnty six votes cast. of which Dr. Lor-
en T. Day received nineteen; Dr. J. W.
Fryfe,lour. and Dr. Frederdrick Pow-
ers,three. Dr. Day was declared elected.
it was voted to accept the invite! ion of
Rev. George W. Barhydt to attend
Christchurch and listen to an address
on Sunday evening, October 7th. it was
also voted to hold a grand parade and
inspection on October 23d. and to invite
outer-town companies to be present. A
committee consisting of Chief J. B
Jones and assistants A. F. Downers and
(i. W. Kirk. and a committee of three
from each oi the five companies. was ap-
pointedmmahe arrangements. it was
also voted that each company iurnieh its
own music. The followrug members
from each at the five companies
were appointed: They will meet
at the Saugatuok Hose com-
pany’s room. nextV'l'uesdsy evening:
From Pioneer Hook and Ladder com-
pany, No. l. Thomas J. Kirk, John J.
company, No. 2, William ii. Wells. John
Fitzgerald, Joseph Mills; Vigilant Engine
company. No. 3. Joseph llaal, Charles
Johnson. Albert Radclilie; Saugatuck
Hose company. No. 4, Nathaniel Gault,
Charlie Bouton. Frank Drlscoll; Fire
Police, No .5. Dr. George J. Underwaod,
John W. (iault, Frank N. Taylor
NEW CANAAR.
The Guild Clironical, published by the
Boys' Guild oi St. Mark's church, will be
is-oumi urxl. minth. It Will be a neat
little Hhvet 'l‘he mlcnanicul work has
bet-n managed by John ii. Hearsam.a
primer who thoroughly understands the
31
The funeral of Mrs. Esther BJUIUD was
held from her late residence. yesterday
morning. Rev. C. I. Sellout. of Nor-
walk. officiating. Mrs. Bullion has the
oldwt person in this community. bsmu
in her ninetyollftb year.
John W. Salient. 0! this town. is soon
tireceive a small fortune. left him by a
dilllrl', who died in New York recently.
The line residence oi ll. ll. lingers is
lobe haudwmely decorated by Painter
John Bell.
Thomas l-‘snt. is seriously ill at his
msulonce on East avenue.
Charles Brown has retired {mm the
firm oi Rowland & Brown.
Miss Uamo rlmlth imvmnlng lu lirulgo—
port this Week.
Miss Sadie Titus is wishing relatives in
Norwalk.
on;»..“;m.:..~-".-lsl
Jaime Downs Given his Incision l’pon an
Important Question.
The trial of tho "Rambler-"solzuro case
was resumul in the Stoolhml City
Commule morning. At the opening oi the
case Judge Downs gave his (incision upon
the quusllon which was around at length
last week. The question asked Mr. U ml:
whether he had planted oysters on the
[”th in dispute was admitted by the
judge, who said if the armed was nat'
ural elven iii-signaled llwo the designs.
lion was void and the act oi 13'th was
conclusive that they are grounds upon
which anybody can dredge. and if they
were not natural then Mr. (loll: has a
title if which be has never been consti-
lutlonally deprived, and of ell-me It lob
love that other persons may not dredge
there. Alter the decision Mr. (shame
the stand and answered nomrrons owe
tions, which continued until the recess
was taken. . __
as costs Will liar a Wire
ormothsrshottleoinr. Rand's Colic
Curestsuydrugstorv. MEW. Dior.
till. of Male. N. Y.. says: " Dr.
Haed’sfiolieflnrs is far in advance of
nymedyolltsklnd lever used. it
Robinson. J. J. bicCann; Comp.) Engine.
' new?» *
DEWW' W STOW",
uvsa. oavsowrts.
AYE
Wk!
R’iPILLS .
"I don’t believe 0
there ever was so 9
good a pill made 0
as Ayer’s Cation» .
no Pills. They 0
will donllyou rec- o
‘ amendment (or o
and even more. 0
When i have a 0
cold and ache o
from head to heels. a dose or two of
these pills is all the medicine needed to 0
set me right again. For headache. they
never tail. 1 have been a victim of ter- 3
rible ”touches. and have never input! 0
anything to relieve them so quickly as o
Ayer’s Pills. Since 1 began taking this 0:
medicine, the attacks have been less and 0.
less frequent, until, at present, months 03'
have passed since i lum- hall olw."-—l‘. c
E. NEWMM'. Dug iiipul'. Va,
1
AYER’S Pl l. L3 3;
Prize Medal at World‘s razr 38
ggooooopoooggoneooogggggl
if a Nous! York ro gives a om
oer at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$100.00, which gives 19 people yspepsia
and these people spend $1,456. in doe—
m“: hills and finally have to pay 35.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
a. hill would be the saving per capila it
thr- dinner should not be given. then»
being N7 persons at the feast!
inquire at Plaiswd’s drug store, when-
you may have the problem solved and
get inform anon about Cactus Bloc d Cure
l
G
John G. Manger. Editor of the Sun-
beam, Seligman, 310., who named Gro-
ver Cleveland for the Presidency in Nov.
1882, while he was Mayor of Buffalo. N.
Y.. is enthusiastic in his praise of Cham-
berlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He says: "i heveused it for
the past live years and consider it the
best preparation of the kind in the mar-
ket. lt isas staple as sugar and coli'ee
in this section. It is an article of merit
and should housed in every household.
For sale by (l. C. Stillson. druxgist.
A. M. Bailey. a well known citizen of
Eugene. Oregon. says his wile has for
years been trellbled with chronic diar-
rhoea and used many remedies with but
little relief until she tried Chamberlain’s
(molic. Cholera and diarrhm Remedy.
which has cured her sound and well.
(live it a trial and you will be surprised
at the prompt relief it alfords. 25 and 50
cent bottles for hair- by 0.0. Slilison,
drunist.
Pfllllifl WATER.
Endorsed unlvertall) by H yslclsns tor
Bitlflli’r‘il nlsnssr sun
KIDNEY arrn ilLADilllt TROUBLIB.
vi m In lanth'hiorwslk by leadlne druuists.
will run fortcirnulars. (mailed tree).
lll RICKER & SUNS.
ll Parts Place. I I:
Mara and Wall Streets. N orwalk.
We cordiall ‘ invite all to call and see the llgy tiau Mummy exhibited in our car at art»
ment. It is certsizlly a rare specimen. Claimed to be over 3.00.) years old, and well wo‘lthggging.
Beginning Saturday, Morning. Sent. 22d,
and continuing for one week we alter the following special values:
Kitchen Department.
Just a leader, 5 gross sets Silver-plated Knife,
set. If you want one. come quick.
Underwear.
A few dozen ladies’ and men’s odds and ends, just a little bit soiled, 59 cents each. A trifle
less than half price
. Ladies’ ribbed vest, superior quality of yarn. full shaped and finely finished; it was made to
retail at 75 cents; our price 50 cents.
I
H 081 e ry.
One case children’s heavy wool ribbed hose, a bargain at 15 cts. pair. Ladies’ heavy fleeced,
fast black, warranted, 12.5- cents a pair.
Handkerchiefs.
100 dozen white emb. hemstitched. only 5 cts. Cost double that to land.
hemetitcbed, soft finish, all linen, 12.5 cts each.
Gimps and Braids.
In this department we have all that is new and desirable.
and 15c, An endless variety of jets.
For the Baby. .
The newest baby swing—The most practical thing of the age-A great saver of labor; price
Gloves.
()ur fall and winter stock is now complete and, as usu ll, our high standard in this line will
be sustained. As a leader we offer too dozen four-button glace, at 75 cents a pair.
“Notions.
Too much to. talk about. Everything in the dressmaking line. All sorts of novelties. Hair
ornaments, stick pins—an immense variety.
Special in Pictures.
We have just purchased at about half- price, one hundred ictures, in etcbin and en rav-
ings; all good subjects; good style frames. Price, while they lastgsl. m. gs g
Dress Goods
in this line we advise you to purchase early. as it will be impossible
ent styles. Prices to suit everybody.
Moon SlorellorMain and Wall Sls.,Norwalk.Telephone0a||.57¥4
STSECIAL SALE
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illlllll’liEN’S llNllEliWEllli.
Sizes l6 in. to 36 in. Prices 50 to 25c.
ExcellentVaiuein BetterGoods
ALSO COMPLETE-.LINES OF
lllllES’ Allll lllllTS’ llNllEllWElll.
A. Dickerman & Son,
34 W,AS"',,'__.'T‘,9T°R‘, $355577 .59”T“ "WEALK- CONN-
Fork and Spoon, put up in choice boxes, 24c
50 dozen men’s
Look at our leaders at 5c, 100
81.50.
a
for us to duplicate pres-
33“": "0 sign Lfl‘lfflma a specialty. by GEO WASHBURN. the artist. )nlland get figures.
ComeandSeeThem
THREE SPINDLES
OF OUR OWN Hill.
New designs and we think
the best ever adored.
They are built on honor and.le
be sold cheap.
The lineal lot cl
it
4; mm 1mm
lu llUUlllES and PHAETONE we have and springs. side-hers and side springr. These boggles we fully warrant, and
are sure they Hill mil.
Mini ANUHEH. summons. BUSlliEl‘lfi and LUMBER BOX WAGONS, to suit all demands.
HARNESS”. We have put in a line linear asassssm. wales, LAP ROBESfiBLANKEl'S. etc. it you will
look at them. we think the price will sell them to you.
Repairing oi all three. Jobs called tor and delivered.
WRIGHT’S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
_ door. Franklin and Madison sis... settlement.
terns-st ~IIW-usm: . .g.
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