Witch-eschew”: "We liner simmeanyhifo-fl'oMcne. spminentbbiouis Washed sndcbewed‘fortwectneamtwo boxes enredblinsotbs'tevsn'tbe moi! of too bsoccmsebhnslck.” HoTovBsosold and mauled by REM-ted." No cursnopey. Bookfree. Sterlingllerne- dy Oo..Nsw Yorkoerioagc. Diarrhoea should be stopped promptly. It soon becomes chronic. Dertl'e Colic and Chaim Ours is effective, safe and certain. Hundreds of testimonials bear witness to the virtue of this. great medi— cine. It can always be depended upon; its use saves time and money. E. P. Weed and G. S. Stillson. Snyder. Supt. Poor F'm. no.1... says: Lest winter leech used two boxes of Dec (Easel Salve and cured a screen his leg. had been physician for months with , 2 Mint. Surecure for piles- ”d Go On Baum!!- 92:86 SLAUGHT‘ER! NOT OF STEEBS, BUT “ME AND” flll STBVES. rust "Prom,” with step and oven, $18.00. rner "Process.” with oven, 016.00. burner “ " “ $14 50. . ‘" “Peerless” on Stove, 35.00. "Junior” Gasoline Stove, with drop tank, 84.00. MW“ "Junior” Gasoline Stove. with drop tank, 38. 00. SH & VAN SCOY. ' ruin noun not in) WEST sums. I I, The New Passenger Steamer. AVORITE.” e i "visirrmn ‘ 5.4%."? lamb. illill SillllilE BETWEEN lllllil illlillillil llill liilil lilliil. < FARE—SINGLE, 40c; Excunswn; 701:. Norwalk at 7:93 a. m. f figis't'illim street.at2:lo p. to. (Saturdays. 1:35 p. in.) Leaves East diet street. st .0 p. n. (Saturdays zoo p. on .) ' ' Mitt boats for Norwalk leave New York. Monday.’ Wednesday and Friday at ll. loaves Norwalk, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 518 p. m. Freight received s»lEAMEii‘cwiliilillllli.” ilouwici, Bell Havii and captain’slslui .. ‘ SUNDAY, SEPT. 8th. Leave South Norwalk 2 p. m. sharp. 25c—Tlci1sts Entire ilound Trip—25c “ASK FOR-— uowu's $3.00 Silili. And you will see not only a - "-7 enr‘ i Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe. But one in which the Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style flaking it the best 33.00 Seamless Shoe in the market. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. M and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, u." . S. BROWN’S South Main Street. 36. Norwelk. inclusions one knew Ross ‘ lEAl‘ fore trying it, he’d be surprised to find it so good. , If one learned the price after smoking it, he’d be astounshed to find it so ' p. Binglue nndLittleMon... "5!:th ' closerthsn ' H V i ' 7' ”“1””qu 7'7“!an :flWMMJMqum . , p . scores: mutueemrssnns untie- Hummusndm mmrmummm -rou¢q.muucumm New tour, Sept. 4»an of tin police department have been warned not to contribute to a fund to influence logic lotion at Albany. It was reported several days ago that the policemen of this city to form an association and con tribute 080,000 to prevent reform police legislation. The association, it was said, was to be composed of patrolman, rounds. men and sergeants. Sergeants were to pay on initiation fee of $50, roundsmon 825, patrolman 820. In addition to this there wore to be doses! from 85 to Oldsmonth. Police Commissioners Roosevelt and Parker decided to investigate the mat- ter. They had board that the fund was to be used in part to elect members of the legislature pledged to favor the police. It is not known what those commission ore discovered, but they had a long can for-coco yesterday afternoon, and in the evening they culled in Acting Chief Con- lin and instructed him to send out on or- der, which was rend ’nt midnight inst night in oil the police stations in the city by commanders of precincts to their moo. Tho members of the force wuro warned against subscribing to any such fund. What the Order Means. It was not intended that the public should know of this order nt present. It became known, however, before Commis- sioners Roosevelt uud Purkcr left police Roosevelt wus uoncommlttnl about the matter, but C(uumlssiouor Parker rollic- tnntly admitted that the order had boon issued. , He said he did not have a copy of tho order and could not remember its exact wording, but that in substance it was: "Members of the police force need not contribute to any fund they do not wish to. They need not give any money to any association to which they may belong for any purpose. Members are warned that they must not be connected with any movement or association which proposes to attain an object which might be con- sidered infamous. " ' It will be soon that the order does not directly allude to the corruption fund. That it is directed against such :1 fund will be uiulcrstmd from the views ox- pressod by Commissioner Porkor. Ho said: ”We understand that fromtimo to time various nssmzlstions have been formed in tho police department and the members asked to contribute ccrtuin sums. No ox- plunntimi bus ever been given us to whuf the money was used for. When any mem- ber risked tor uu cxplunutiou no to tho ob- ject of the contributions be was sot down on a ‘murkor.’ Consequence of Questioning. “Tiro'puiico ’cnmmissinrmrs well under- stand the persecution any one known as u ‘morkor' may be subjected to, and we wish to any to tho mombors of the force that they need not go into nnythlng if they do not wish to. The board wishes to assure them that if in cousixiucnco of their refusal to contribute money or join any mwintion they are pursuant/Oil we William» to it that their superiors nro mode ‘markors.’ if any one is persecuted, he need only inform us, and we will prompt— ly punish the offender. " Commissioner Parker said he knew there were mnny criminals on the force who foorcd punishment. for post misdeeds. At tho time the connnissiom-rs decided to investigate the corruption fund it was said they Would punish with dismissal and prosecute criminally nuyimdy found connected with tho movonwut. Commis- sioncr Pnrkor refused to soy whether they had evidence ugniust uuy polim‘umn. Thoro urn twu nssociutions among po- licemen—tho Putrolmcu‘s Protective asso— cinlton and tho Polloo iioncmlcnt assumin- t-ion. The objects of the former msociutlou nro not known. Members of tho latter are required to puy 25 come :1 month, and when n mmuhor dies 820i) is puld to his relutlvcs. Many scrgoouts, roundsmcu und patrol- meu my the storics about the corruption fund uro false. ylix-(iovarnor .lmen' Daughter Hurt. Norm! Ens'ros, Moss, Supt. dr—A so- rlous ruuuu‘nyucoldout occurred heroin which the daughter of cit-Governor Oliver Amos sustuluvd u fractured skull. She is in u criticul condition and mny possibly not recover, although the uttoudlug physi- clnu hos not given up hope. Died Shielding His Iii-other. “Albums, Pm, Supt. l.-—Mutthow Ur~ bun woe shot through tho lwnrt whllo ut- tcmptlng to protm't his brother from n gang of roughs 111 Pleasant Hill. Schuyl- kill county. l‘i-tcr. Ursuhm‘ugc was ur- rostod on suspicion of having committed tho murder. International Cricket Match. Tourism, Sept. 4.-~’I‘ho i'ouudinns so- curcd 11 big loud in the international cricket match with tho Vultul Stutcs. Every man scored, and only ism-«Lyons and Bliylcu-fnilml to roach double figures. Rocha!" Contmtors (living In. itmmssrsn. Sept. 4.--'l'im only change in the clothing workors' strike is that eight contractors announced that they would sign the agreement todny. This in the first brook in the ranks of the Moses. fitlll a Deadlock. ALnnsv, Sept. 4.-Thc deadlock over the npportionmont of rcpmontatlon in tho Thirty-third district Republican sonn- torinl convention won continued until Sept. 20. Washonte mock a Railroad. Cm or Msxlco, Hopi. 4.—-’i'horo is no prospect umlvr thrco dnys of it through train from tho United Hinton over the Mexican (Joiitrnl on nmmunt of the wash- outs. Mme-a the Winner. Pnuoitru, Supt. 4.-—-'i‘hc regatta of the Royal Western Yoshi. club of England was the occasion of it fine race. in which Niag- ara bent. leoldo by 1 minute u second!- Matrcn of the Tip Top House M Locusts, N. H., Hopt. 4.--Mrs. Annie If. Atwood. well known to trsrolors gs matron of the Tip Tap House, Mount Washington, died suddenly. ’ headquarters at 7 o’clock. Commissioner , The moot orienting of llousutonlo park with venous Sunday nttmctions caused a crursds. led by oil Catholic and Protesant pastors except Mr. Davies, who dolled his collections, claiming that tho dnys of blue law Sundays were post, and that people should now mlizc this fact and conduct themselves wcordingiy. Ho said amphet- icnlly that the laboring classes should have amusement on riuudnys. end that all who thought otherwise were hypo- crites. . These statements wore oiuphusizod by tho formation of n lmsebnli club .by the minister from (“hung the uttcudnucc at his church. He plnyod with them at the, pork. Tho church ct «iuco took up the matter, 11 division resulted, and st present the different fmitions urc bitterly do- nouncing tho attitude of ouch other. A cllmnx was rcuchcd when Mr. Davies pro scuted his rgslguntion. VALKYRlE T’o’ BE 'WHITE. The English Yacht In Drydock For the F1- nnl Touches. ’Nsw Yoitx. Sept i—Vulkyrlo III will be u whito yacht when she enters the races for the America’s cup ugninst De; fender. Silo who towed up from Sandy Hook and wont into drydock ut Eric busin. The English yucht was dried out all right undor tho supervision of Dock- nmstorJohu Molillvrny, and instantly a dozen men were sent below to put their sandpaper on tho yncht's hull and Reel. Tho idols of Lord Dunrnvon woo: to smooth oil‘ tho sides of the yacht. their to pot loud her and iiuully to point. her white. Volkyric will remain in drydock proba- bly up to Thursday evening. On ’l‘hurs- duy Dcfondcr will be found somewhere near her for somewhat the some purpose, and thou both yachts will be measured by John Hyslop. tho official nicimuror of the New York Yacht club. After that it shall be mndo known what Valkyrie will allow Defender, if anything, and how much Do- fcndcr will have to allow Valkyrie, if any- thing. SATOWLMLI’S ELEVATION. Cardinal Gibbons Says the Papal Delegate Will Be. Recalled to Rome. BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.——-(Jnrdi1ml Gib< lmns. in discussing the elevation of Mgr. Sutolli ton (-nrdiunl, said that tho pupal ilclcgnti- would he recalled to Home. "it is the usual notion in such u case." he uddcd, "and Mgr. Sutolliwiil probably be rccullod within it short time." "What rclutiou will ho now hear to the church in America?” “ Ho will bu pupal delegate as now." “Will it make no change in his author— ity or his relations to the church in Amen im‘r” “None whutovcr. " "Is not allowing him to stay in Ameri- ca after he bus boon elevated to tho curdi~ unluto on uuusuuldignity?" “Oh, he will be ullowed termini.) but a short. time and then will be recalled to Rome. ” “ilo will cortninly be recalled then?" “Yes, he will be roe-oiled." l‘itzol's Body Apia [Jul-tuned. Pinmnswuu, Sept. -l-—'i‘ho decapitat- f‘d body of 13. l". Pitzol, one of tho sup- ]msul victims of ii. ii. Holmes, wus ngnlu q-xhunu-d from the American hicchnuics’ cmneiory by tho coroner'sphysicians. The milin, with 'us ghostly burden. was our- rioii into the toolshod of the cemetery, but tho utmost \‘igiluuco was muiutuiuod to kt‘t‘lilili‘ ubjm‘t of tho cxhumutioun socrrt. it wns subsequently li-urumi thot ono of tho Imiu's of tho log hull boon rc- mm‘ml und the- body ruintcrrvd. A Quartet of Duellnts. hillmlhsuoim, Ky” Supt. -l.r-A double dm-l was fought :3.“ miles from here in l'uiou county. 'l‘vnn.. lwtwoon Lum and Frank llumilton umi John und Henry hit-(.‘rvory. The parties foil out over some lumber and ogrvcd to moot and settle no- mniing to code duollo. ’l‘wonly-sirt shots \wro ilrml in oil, zuul ouch was wounded, but none of tlwm will div. Knights of Malta In Session. li.\lllllSlil7ll(l, Supt. ~l.—’l‘ho twentieth immml communion of tho (‘huptvr gone-ml of tho Knights of Multu und St. John cou- wul-d in the hull of tho house of represen- tuiivos and will roumln in session until Friday. The dclogntcs wcro wclcouml by "Adjutant iiolicrul Stewart on bohaif of Governor iliistlngs. and i’. l". Mi'liowuu of New York rcsimudcd. Veteran Diplomat Bend. l’lmVlmfiXI’E, Supt. 4.——\Viillum Jones llopplu. l‘X-Nlii'f‘l‘iflf‘y of tho Ann-ricon h-guiiuu at London, is born, ogi-d 2423 years. He was it graduate of ilurv iunivcrsity and of ilurvurd low“ schoo and for to yours prm'tlwd low in New York city, whorohowus tlw first president of tho l'ulou ln-ugiio club of New York. Atlanta's Chinese Villnge. ATLAVTA. Supt. i.—-'l‘lin Cotton Simon lilill luluruuilouul exposition uuthoritios lmvo rmmlvvd mlviccs of tho urrivul of Koo Owyuug. tho volu-ossiormiro of tho Chinese villugc. with L’lil buy actors and fliii) com of mcrcinuullso from Hongkoug. The company of Chinese actors will touch At- lnnln in n fow duys. Will Meet Nell. In Bahia Summers“). Muss, Sept. 4.-At n mcotlugof thocouncll of tho American Assmiatlou For the Advancement of Science it won votml to recommend to tho gonernl body tho nocmunnco of the invite- tion of Buffalo to hold the meeting of liillll in Mint city. flank Breakers In Maine. Dunno, Mo. Supt. i.--Wiwn the doors of the Mossblnuskcc Notional hunk of Oakland was opened. it was found that n bold attempt imd boon mode to rob the bunk. The men had been evidently scared «way. for Work on the vault imd been stopped. Governor Morton to (In to Earnings. Summon. Sept. i.-—(iovcrnor Lori 1’. Norton will much here imluy and will be the guest of Summon during the floral into. (in Thursday afternoon the mom- or will review the floral fete pursue. Postnillce Bur-glanced. Scent-cs, Pit, Hopi. l.—-'l‘ho pnsmillne st Mosaic, hour this plncc, was entered by burglsrs. The sale was blown open. end two "glowed letters and not worth of patient “ships were when. * W111. CONTINUE DURING THIS MONTH THEIR um u _0F...... lililNSBllllY, MATHEWSllN sun Sample Shoes and ilxlorils These bargains sur rise and delight all who see them. They are great in value and eautiful and attractive in variety. ‘2 53kt)? pairs 'adies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth $4.50, at Ninety pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth $3.50, at $2. ‘2 2Forty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4, at O 5' . Sixty-eight pairs Ladies‘ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth 64, at 82.50. One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 90c apair. One lot Ledies’ Oxfords, at 50c. pee hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 60c. )no hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 600. One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu- lar $3 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a pair. t $Two hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50, a 1.19. a One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Kid tinge. button Oxfords, Square and Razor 'l‘oe, regular 83 Oxford, at 2 a pair. . Sixty pairs cloth top three-button Oxford Razor Toe, 'regular 33 Oxford, at 82. One hundred and forty ‘pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Tan Ox- fords, several different she so of ten in this lot, regular 83 and $3.50 Oxfords at 82. 3 Children’s Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and 1.25. Youths’ Shoes, 75c;'Boys’ 85c. We have put prices on all summer stock and will clsose it out at once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and THE WHITE SHilE sum: N0. 3 SIZETTE Billlilllld. llllllWllK, lillllll- Tflll Will. * INTEREST Yilll. My Gent’s 35 Pig Skin, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes, reduced to $3 a pair. My Gent's 85 Russia Calf, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes reduced to 3'5 9. pair. My Gent’s 82.50 Russett Shoes, Razor Toe, Lace, reduced to $1.75 a pair. My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town; my prices the lowest. Ladies’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, Tan, Calf or Kid Shoes, Shined or Dre'ssed free of charge, at > M. H.GLOVER’ Double 'Shoe Store, 40 Mill 42 WALL STREET. llllllWiLll. BLOOMERS - OR . SKIRTS is a question thnt is agitating the feminine mind. but all ngroo that Maud S. Flour . molten the best breed and the most of it. Price reduced to , $4.40 per bbl; 580 per bag. You wont good butter with your bread. We sell the best EiillN. lillEAMEllY at 25 cents It. A FEW SAMPLE PRICES: Sugar Cured Home. per lit, 120 Best Soda Crackers, ii "is. for We Sugar Cured Shoulder, per lb, (in Best Ginger Snaps, i lbs. for Sin Corned Beef. nor 2 lb. can. 18c Best Lemon Crackers, 4 lbs. for llfie Roast Beef, per 2 lb. can 200 Best Rice. ,5 lbs. for we Condensed Milk, per can. to Best 0st Meal, 7 lbs. form flaked Beans with tomato sauce, lilo Bee} Cod Fish. fl lbs. form Root Beer Extract, per bottle, 911 Oil Snrdlnes, 7 boxes for 9311 Full'Crsum Cheese, per 1b., lilo Bebbitt'a Soap, ll bars for Bill: Current Jolly, per 1b., to (hone Soap, it here for sun Lard, per lb., its Best Starch, 0 lbs. for-tits
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