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Whai is *
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Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorphihe nor other Narcotic sub-
wanoe. It isaliarinless substitute for
raregorio, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
» miliionsof Mothers. Cestoriaisthe
Children’s Panacea—tho Hothu’a
blend.
CASTORIA
For Infinite and Children.
M
be not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria, and see that the fac-simile
signature of
is on the
wrapper.“ W
Washall pro- ' .
tcct ourselves and the public at an hoards.
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nnr‘li MM
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. with fulldlrections, securely seal-
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NORWALK
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Caught oil Norwallr Islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds oi Fresh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
anortment of
FISH AND
VEGETABLES
.tobefonnd. i
A I‘lINE TOMATO BITSIIP
'inppzriurris
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D'.
man was a common AT mean
[he Marley Was Rammed by Another
Bteasner at the Entrance to the Cult of
Genoa—Went to the Bottom With lost
01 Her Passengers Asleep.
GENOA, July 22 -——'l‘he Italian stcaruors
Orteiria and Mai-lap collided oi! lsla del
Tinto, at the entrance of the Gulf of ’ Ge-
noa. The latter sunk, and 148 passengers
were drowned. -
The Murinp was bound from Naples to
La Plata. There was a crew of 17, and
the passengers numbered 173. She was
calling hero on route toxihcr destination.
[She was entering the Gulf of Genoa when
she met the Ortcgin, outward bound.
They only noticed each other when a col-
lision was inevitable.
The bow of tho Urtcgin crashed into the
starboard side of tho Mnrinp, penetrating
six yards and ripping up the Mnriap like
rnntchwood.
’I‘ho watcr rushed in through the hole,
and tho Muriap sunk in three minutes.
The majority of the passengers were
asleep at the. timeof the accident, and had
no time to csciipc after the alarm was giv-
en. They Were engulfed with the vessel.
The Ortcgia rcmuiucd on the spot for sov-
criil hours in order to pick up the surviv-
ors. Slio resorted ll of the crew and :38 of
the passengers of tho Murinp.
()thcr stouiiicrs have bccu dispatched to
the some of the disaster, and are now
searchinnr for furthcr survivors.
'I‘lio Urtcgio's how was smashed fora
distance of 12 feet along the water line.
There is some comment upon tho {not
brought to mind by the disastcr that tho
Ortcglrs once collided on the same spot
with the French stcnnicr Ouclc Joseph.
At the conclusion of the sitting of the
chamber at Rome the minister of marine
announced thc. news of the disaster in the
midst of a profound sensation, adding that
an olllccr, a senmnu and a stokcr and 124
passengers of the Mnrinp hml perished.
The Ortcirin had 25 paisscugcrs on board.
The Marinp's cuptniii was named Fl'l‘l‘ilnl.
The chamber has ordered an inquiry into
the disaster.
Passengers Were All Asleep.
The sky Was overcast at thc time of the
accident. and thcrc was little sco. lioili
captains Wcl‘t‘ nslccp. and Third Ulllr‘r'l'
Itcvcllo was on watch on tho Ui'iciziri. and
Second Ullli'i'l‘ d'.\ugclu was on watch on
tlic Mnrinp.
'I‘hc Urn-pin was wring: at thc mic of 11
iiiilcs an hour and tho Moi'iup ltl thc rutc
of b‘ iiiilcs. linili \‘iw‘scls‘ saw ihc lights of
ihc othci' :iud cuiiiiuucd on ihcir proper
roads llll thc iiiislokc was iundc, it is not
cstiililislicd by whom, which brought the
Muririp broodsidc toward the Urtcgiu.
Third ()illcci' lien-11o nl' ilu- Urtcgia sow
t-lic drinucr niid ordcrcd ihc cueiucs rc~
vcrs‘cd. llut thc nrdcr conic frm lutc. 'I'Iic
Ul‘tcgziii struck Ilit‘ Mir .p, nuiltiuu nu
enormous ”up ill hci' sin
All the boats of the Umvirizi werc lnw~
cred. and thc crows i‘cscucd rill ihcy could
of ilic >lll‘\l\‘ul'?-i. 'l'hc liiitcr for the must
pill‘t'l‘t‘lllillll in such a siutc of tcrrnr since
the rcscuc ihut- tlicy im- unable to give a
single Ili‘TillI of thc disiistcr.
Captain I-‘crriirri. who was snvcd, said
that ho was slccpiiig in his cabin whcu
ho was “Willii‘lll‘il by crics and shouts and
a grout uoisc. llc ruslicd upon dcck and
saw ihc ()ricizirs backing oil. “'llllt‘ his
own ship was sinking. Swing: that all
was lu~‘l. ln- jiimpcd lulu thc evil. where he
was pichcd up by tho i lrrciriii's bout.
A prisscngcr iuiuicd I’ulcrin, u chvlcr,
was on board with his mic and thrcc chilv
ilrcii. lll’ said that ho had not “mud in
when thc collision m'curri-d. llc N'lil‘il
two of ihc childi'cu. and his \viic caught
up thc lllll‘ll. :iiid tlicy l'illl spun dcck .‘illll
juiiipcd lutnihcscn. 'l'hccliildrcn\vciuhcd
him down. and lic soul; nitcrn hurrl strut:
pic. \Vlicu hi" how in ilic ~ur‘i‘ucc. his chil-
drcii hurl dimppcui'cil. llis \iil'c Iiiid lllilll»
Ilgi‘ll in r'lllif; To It [licr'i- Ill “'i'i‘i ltllL'o‘ llll
llli' (li'icoui's boil .~:i\cd hci‘, 'l'hcy lost
cyci'ytliiuu. .
Sccniid (lillcci' (l'Angzclu of ”11- .\l:il‘i:lp.
who was on twitch nu lll.‘|I ship whcii slur
wus‘ struck by ilu- Ui'lcuiri. \\'llr~ drowucd.
Among llll‘ sun-d Is a child \ ycurs old
who is ihc only slll'VlYHT‘Hl' :i family of sm-
cii who “win down with ihc ill fiitcd ~hip.
Tum of thc Mnridp‘s scrirncu m l‘i' iiijiii‘cd.
An inquiry into ihc cutndrophc Iiils‘ lit-m
opcucd.
DURANT ON TRIAL.
Alleged l'crpotrxitor of tho ('liuroli lilnr-
dcra “'lll Try to Prove nu Alibi.
:4.\.\‘ l"l:,\\l'|\i‘-l. .Iuly 2‘!.~luicrcsl ill
the linrr'iblc I‘Irmiuucl church iiiurdcrs.
which .‘illiii'ki'll thc whole world. was rc—
vlvr-d today whcii thc triuloi‘ ’I‘Iicodurc
llumiil cumrnciiccd.
Durant and his illiiil'lll‘)’~i say that an
alibi (‘llll bc prim-d llirit will sliulici' llll‘
mm- as sooiius tliciukiiiuof tcsiiuinuy
Iicgins. It Is iinilciputcd that tlicrc will
bc ('ilIlHlili'l‘illllt' dilllculty in sccuriuir 1‘!
incl) in Full brunch-co coriipi-iciit for the
law to d: chic llill‘iiiii'h i‘ili-ll'.
Hove-nil Hurt at a Fire.
GITT'l'linliéltil. N. .I., .luly chi—Three
houscs and u linicl owucd by Mrs. (.‘uro-
lino. Asmus worn badly drunnm-d by tire,
and thc nccupantshnd n ioirrowr-scnpc for
their Iivcs. At it was second \Vcrc injiircd.
Mrs. Klill, wife of Fri-dcrick Kull, a bulb
cr. who nw-up'icd ouc of tho houscs. lcripcd
from a window to mcnpc the flames and
was probably fatally injured. (inc of
Kull's arms. who also jumps-d from a win.
(low, was also vcry Hl‘l‘lnllfllylllijlll't‘il, it is
thought Ililr-riiully. A little girl who was
staying with Sire. Asians was also hurt.
They tihonted at the Ring.
Burmese». .luly iii—Tho king. with
Princess Clcincntinc. was on his way driv-
ing to illli'li rim exhibition in the suburb
of St. Gilli-s shun a numbcr of socialists
ran nitcr the carriage. shouting, “Down
with the new school bill!" Copies of a
manlfcsto against the mcimuro were
thrown into llic carriage. The men were
dispcrscd by the police.
’l‘vm Burglara lire-ah Jail.
illirruxrowx. Pa, July {mu—Frank
Evans and Joseph West. claiming to be ‘
respectively from Phllmlclphin and Chlca~
go, who arc clmrgml with the Ilortzlcr
burglary at Port Royal, broki- jolISunday
and him- not bccii rm‘npturod. They moved
all thcwindow bars and mud thc bod
clothes for roped by which to touch the
pavement. w
Beadle. man to prop out.
Bunnie. Pit. July lid—President Han-
lon of the State league iii winding up the
“All! of the Raiding club, to support
which he was unable to secure money or
trackers.
.: 'i'i m
'1‘. Weill} we .
to so into the shoe b, an. William
pared on the money, a it now, in his aim
ty-third year, iii .the proprietorof an at
tublishment at 201 East Third street, and
is worth $40,000. i
Walker was not ungrateful to his boner
footwear. and, as the years passed, the
friendship lwtwuen them ripened intoa
warmer feeling, and Saturday night, as
he lay in bud sick. he was married to the
woman whom he had frequently named
as his prospcctivo hciri-ss. Rev. J. I). (7.,
Hanna pcrformcil the ceremony. Walker
cuuuot i-ccovcr.
A Surf "other Missing.
A'itsu'ric l,‘l’l‘\', July 2L~A full suit
of umsculinc uppnrcl was found Inst night
in our- of thc lllllll honors :ittiichcd to Jim»
dic'n bathing cstuiillsliun-ut. and up to
this morning no oiic has appeared to claim
tlic garments. Thc proprictor of the can
litllllslliilt'lll has no rocollcction as to the
occupant of ihc ('oiiipiii'tuiciit. 'l‘iicrc is
:ilisoliitcly iio othcr clcw in tlic ldcutity oi
the owucr. who, it is thought, has bccn
drowned whilc bathing.
Socialists Threaten a Consulate.
. Sui‘ia, July 22,—Aitor thc fimcriil oi
oxi’rcmicr Sriiiiibulofi ii crowd of social-
ists paraded in front of the French coin ll-
intc and cheered for the attitude of Lie
French press on the death of Stnmbulod'.
Tlicy thcn marched to the Austrian cou-
suliite with the intention to attack it, but
the cavalry prevented this and dispersed
the BiK‘Iitlli-its.
Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
will find a speedy cure in DeWitt's Cello
and Cholera Cure Use no other. It is
the best that can be made or that money
can procure. It leaves the system in nat-
ural condition after its use We sell it.
E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson
Don't 1.5.76}... Spit or Smohe7our Life
Away.
is the truthful startling title of a book
about No-To-Bac. the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nlcotinized nerves, eliminates the nico-
tine poison, makes Weak men gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Bar: is sold by R. H.1’laisted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Iiioh free. Address Sterling Remedy
4 ...., New York or Chicago '
When occasion demands its use, try
DeWiti's Witch Hazel Salve. It is cool-
ing Lu burns, stops pain instantly,
cleanses, a perfect healer for scrilds or
skin eruptions. Always cures price. E.
P. chd and (l. (I. Stillson.
A horse arched U. S Sham, of the
Frecniycr House. bl‘iddleburg. N. Y , on
the knee, which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become still. A
friend recommended him to use Cham-
berlain’s Pain Balm. which he did and in
two days was able to be around. Mr.
Shsfer has recommended it to many
others and says it is excellent for any
kind of bruise or sprain.» This same
remedy is also famous for its cures of
rheumatism. For sale by L}. C. Stillson,
druggist.
DeWiu's Colic and Cholera Cure usrer
disappoints, never fails to give immedi~
ate rclief. It cures just as sure as you
take it. E. P. Weed and (I. C.
Stillr‘on.
We recommend DeWitt's Colic and
Cholera Curd because we believe it a safe
and reliable remedy. Its good effects are
shown at once in case of cholera morbus
and similar complaints. E. P. Weed
and (l (I. Stillson.
Last June Dick Crawford brought his
twolvr-montlis—Jid child, suffering Irom
infantile dinrrhmi, to me. It had been
weaned at four months old and had
always been sickly. I gave it the usual
treatment in such cases but without hen
ctit. The child kept growing thinner
until it weighed but little more than
when born. or perhaps ten pounds. I
then started the father to giving Cham-
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhwa
Remedy. Before one bottle of the twen-
ty-iive cent aim had been used a marked
improvement was seen and its continued
use cured the child. Its weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and its lath
er and myself believed the child's life was
saved by this remedy. J. T. Marlow. M
D., Taiiiaroa, III. For sale by H. C. Still~
son. druggigt. ‘ W} _
Therein one medicine that will cure
immediately. We refer to DoWitt’s
Colin and Cholera (turn for all summer
crmplaiuts. No delay. no disappoint-
ment. no failure. It}. 1’. Weed
and (l C. Stillsou.
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for Breakfast \
is preferable to out
meal because Wheat-
lct is rich in gluten.
Oatmeal is starchy.
Many people cannot
cat oatmeal. Any
one can eat Wliczitlet.
TRY IT.
Sold in 2-lh. pacltagrs by
all leading Grocers.
FRANKLIN MILLS 00..
We "0'0‘
...~‘ .. ..... .1... is...
so wasumorossmsur. scum
. noawaur, court. ,, ‘
RESIDENCE, nauwxalo norm.
Reasons why you should buy“.
in preference to any. other.
(1) Becausethls ilrm have long on»
ioyed the reputation at keeping only
the best Furniture that can be pro-
duced, both in medium and least
m: (2)- Becauaa their assortmenta
are unequalled; (8). Because their prices
are the lowest at which goods of stand-
ard quality can be sold.
Parlor. owl?“ usual and Ball nui-
iru—Venetlan Carved rumlture—nloveiliea I
imported Furniture White and Odd land-l
tinnitus—luau. and Bra- Wa—
anon. Brass Bedataada as mun»; Iaple and
Bamboo Fumlturo—dimtul lacy Chain and an.
bee—smoking and Billiard Roam Ins-allure—
llverytninx tor city or country homes—lilaht‘
spacious lurk—All prices in plain flaunt
R. J. HORNER a 00..
Furniture Halter. and Importers.
61-65 West 23d Ste, No It
udiolnlng Eden Issued
loner a Oa's establishment is one o! the W
allow torn—Newspaper Comment.
MR. GEO. E. BAHZEAF.
of New Canaan. aa a: “I had
badteeth extract Wm. V W I
without any unpleasant after'efle'et." ‘7
Many other testimonials at oilioe.
TEETH FILLED AND IX’I'BAO'I'ID
PAINLESBIJ. A SPECIALTY.
.ILLIAMS
ROOT BEER '
It sparkles‘with life, is unequalled
in wholesomeness and flavor. be-
cause it is made from the choicest
roots and herbs.
WILLIAMS It CARLETON 00.. Hartford. Conn.
daiaatéwv$‘$
“ u. fi‘flfll'ifi'é'h...
FULL ‘ is
our.
BEST
QUA LITY.
$8.00
WARRANEED FOR. FIVE YEAR-B.
DR. F. W. DARMER
8IlIlilEilll stirrer.
N0. ‘2 WASHINGTON sum.
Over Post Ofllce.
HOURS: 8 a. m. to 6 p. in.
South Norwalk.
193 1r:
1 8 76 to l 88 3.
Ofi‘ices. 36 Main Street,
BRIDIJEPORT. CONN:
i. l.. New Haven t lliiniori il.ll.
gu'3i 2m f
JANUARY 27. 1N6.
[iii T0 DECKER’S
WHY? ' m.-
a N" You. Eon le Ham.
h 4-
Paiem Medicines
q
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I" Mfr—113 ssh. ex. IAgL—l 01 ex.
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[NET ANII PLEISINT TO TAKE. 3?: 3:. , 935““
008] oz ac" s
665 I. 61., use».
.. m... Eighth sterilizafizskssss is tau--
i ex" u-s
low as the lowest. and employ the best age!" iii?“
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in not. illllll NOT ro TAKE. 3333“ skillful workmen to have n 3% so, than”...
0 OX... I s
. ions ex” 36302..
to nth .1 W Because I have devoted my life to the .1 37 local er.. it
Bood"s ‘iarsa 'lla '50 business in all its details, and can furnish film-‘13:“ “N 12:}: '0 “”43”“
A ers’ Slam ”9118' .67 goods and do work second to none. The "5 u." i537“;
y . part ' ‘ best is the chea set and I have and do 3“ ac“ 1710“"
DanaeSarsapanlia, . s Ill? best p tug-w“ .733 ”to WWII.
Cuticpra Resolvent. .70 ‘ ' 3:3 ex. igg .
gm? Egm'swm -2" Because I employ .. corps of Artistic . no “is; m. Adamsexmnd .c.
{03313; NWT“. . ‘; Dr-cui'itturs who Will drcorateyour house soon" ,‘Sun aye-7 as“.
Stills?“ EI‘SPBCII‘EC 10" M315?“ ~‘ with the latest and most approved meth- ”0 M . f? 13“" |~ 13-?
Paines (.cle .(.ompound. ~55 ods and designs at prices that defy com- 7 57 m" ‘ 15 "1' V‘ m“
Brandretli’s lie, .12 petition. ’ L23:
Alooclr's Plaster-s, .10 outlays-AM" ii in ac.
Benson’s Comics Planters. 12 Because I have the largest stock of Ant—s 14 ac..
Cast/Otis, .38 Artists' Materials and Picture Moulding a: 3'
as... r: a Fh: .1": c: ' m m m
. . . am in r in e 3 cs am mos ) irovet
Badam's Microbe Killer, die, .75 styles. & I i '0“ goynionwau ‘5' ”"5”“ ex" cw
Radam’s Microbe Killer. iral. jam, 9.50 lil’ba .ex" io'be ac.. 11 0011.. ii 08 3‘.‘
Yankee Lung Soother, .36 noon ex. P. .~ an.
ion ex. 3m ex. no .1. ion a. soil
enemies" 602 ex. eoo ac. 603 ex“ 'lill
I . 800 an, 980 Adams er. and ea. 1! -
i midnight ex.. Bonds A. lit—sot ac.
80 ll 80" 8 136m. F.M.6001.ex..l?00.midniirhi.
I . I . I ’
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“ANBUBY DMD“).-
LEAV sown s‘oawamr for Danburyr-
“use?! minimum 148.10.. £83 Pitt-Id!
on. 2ex.. an. - ~ M“.-. -4...
LEAVE DANRURY tar South N — ”i
(5 ac" in) on. 957 151., I2 40 30.. I. no.6.”
x.. e or p. in.. ac.
Drug Store,
I? Washington Street
79 Washington 81..
Ct.
SPECIAL SALE .
We have had a large variety and have sold liberally from our stock of
SHIRT WAISTS '
To close out broken lines we make prices as follows: r
For 39 cenls. Laundered Waisis wonh 50 cents; .
wonh 75c lo 809;
South Norwal
For 50 cents. Iaundered Waisrs
For 75 cents. Laundered Waisis wonh ii;
For $l. Laundered Waisls worth $l.25 lo $l.75.
The unsold specials of last week continue for this week.
A. DICKERMAN & SON
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
HT‘S" clllllllllii liltilllllll:
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
THE BEST MAKE WAGUNS 0F All KINIIS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
notHEsitn
in) unit
BIBYGLES
MEDIUM AND HIGH IIIIIE. .
, H‘BUY A WHEEL from
,, a responsible partly who
' . has been doing business
‘ here for nine years.
- Every wheel warranted.
7
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For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist,|Geoi-ge Washbnrn.
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