. fiP.WeednndG.C.
well‘kncwn citizen of
' ny remedies with little re-
, tried Chamberlain's Colic,
M , dilrl‘hma Remedy, which
“lab! G. C. Slillson, drug—
ping pains of the stomach
instantly and effectually stop-
“ . itto’s Clio and Cholera Core.
“and G. 0. Stillmn.
WWW
Larimore,physical director of
, Des Molnes, Iowa, says he
, . tiously recommend Chamber-
PllibBalm to athletes, gymnasts,
football players and the pro-
, in general for bruises, sprains
dislocations: also for soreness and
n! the muscles. When applied
Willie parts become swollen it will
ominous half the time usually
For sale by G. C. Stillson drug-
AvA. (Snyder, Supt. Poor F‘ 'm.
k '00., 1a.. says: Last wmrer
lichen Leach used two boxes of De-
‘ ' lob Hazel Salve and cured a
running sore on his leg. Had been
We]?! of physician for months with.
obtaining relief. Sure cure for piles
E’Wud and G. O. Itilleon.
W.—
Bpforegcing on a sen-voyage or into
ntry, honors and put a box of
, Pills in your valise. You may
have occasion to thank us for this hint.
,dt’elleve constipation, bliiousness, and
little“, Aye'r’sPiils are the best in the
'xvmm' WLQWM
$w take, sure to cure. no pain,
to dread, pleasant little pills.
, in"! Little Early Risers. Best for
, , .. , ache. bliionsness. sour stomach
“id constipation. E. P. Weed and G. C.
Stilton _
- Y'snlkn’t Have to llwaar 0f!
nys the St Louis Journal of Agriculture
,. [I In - editorial about No-To-Bac, the
mom habit ours. "We know
Itsnyoases cured by No—To-Bac, one,
«I pinninent St. Louis _ architect, smoked
, aadchewed for twenty years; two boxes
, cured him so that even the smell of to-
, bacon makes him sick."- No-To-Bac sold
‘ and gnsrarlteed by a. H. Piaisted. No
1 euro no pay. Book free. Sterling Remo-
' Ii, 00.. New York or Chicago.
. Diarrhms should be stopped promptly.
{bacon becomes chronic. DeWitt’s Colic
“Cholera Cure in effective, safe and
“fluid. Hundreds of testimonials bear
whsn to the virtue of this great medi-
alas. Itoanalwayshe depended upon;
in, use saves time and money. E. P.
w“ Illd G. S. Stillmn.
llnsv's 1 his ?
We older one hundred dollars reward for
wannabe! catsrrh that cannot be cured by
‘ , ' Hall‘s Oatsrrh Core!
I; J. CHINE? & 00.. Props. Toleda.0.
’ 4 We. the undersigned. have known F. .l.
annoy for the last‘lt years. and believe him
My honorable in all business transac-
' its” and financially able to carry out any
Mutton made by their cm.
W!!! «b Thou. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.
0. Wannnlo. Klaus a. MMWII, Wholesale
Whistle. 0.
Hall's Oatarrh Ours is taken internally. act-
iudifietlynpon the blood and mucous sur-
fasndlthasystein. Price 750 per bottle. Sold
ibyaudrugglsts. Testimonials free.
“DOWltt'e Colic and Cholera Cure.
“It h-pleasaut, acts promptly. no bad
, aftersfleots. E. P.Weed and G. C. Still-
“. i
. A Baby’s Life raved.
omit. N. Y.. April 8, 1894.—l1aud
Was 00.:-”I feel it my duty to
’wrltayouin regard to my little daugh-
Weslekness from teething and indiges-
Ilsa. She is seven months old. Taro of
{behest physicians gave her up. One
W0! Dr. Hand’s Teething Lotion ro-
”has so much that we tried Dr.
" colic Ours also, and at once saw
for the better. These remedies
lily baby’s life—lire. Wellington
" Dr. Dand's Colic (lore and
Children Cry for
. , er’s esoteric.
. wnflchwegavsherc'sstorlt
nawaulinshocflsdfoem
“isthmus-.momwma
”Webegsnthemcam
Children cry for
r's‘ cantorla.
bitumen Oryfor
._ a _| 'I
AIlClll BALD ROG EBB.
”Wan-law‘s-
romance-phrathsm
eels. but waste-run, Aetleu w...
”Minn-slim}
Raw You. Sept. l9.-Rx-Commodore
James D. Smith gave out the- subjolned
letter, with the statelnent that the letter
of the America's cup committee. dated
Sept. 17, was mailed to Lord Dnnraven
at Newport, Tuesday noon. Sept. 17:
' “an Youu. Sept. :7.
"My Lord:
”We have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letterdated Sept. 18. We
would be glad to limit our reply to ac-
knowledging its receipt. but as this whole
matter will probably come before the pub-
be we feel that we should correct certain
milnpprehenslons which we fear may
arise.
“You say, ‘Tho request that Mr. Can-
iield should not open my letter of the 10th
was unnecessary, as the cup committee
was not hearing the protest.’ You in-
formed Mr. Cauflcld that you had learned
that the cup committee had nothing to do
with the protest. and ut’tho same time
you requested him to keep the letter (of
the 10th) unopened ulltll the protest had
been decided. You did not inform him
that it was unncccssnry to refrain from
opening your letter.
Committee Denies Any Neglect.
“If the details you give as to the time
of delivery, etc, of letters imply any llcg-
lect or discourtcsy on the port of tile
committee, we must deny that there has
been any such, neglect and must disclaim
any intention of being disoourteous. 0th-
orwise we agree with you that those facts
are of minor lmportuncc.
" Your assertion that you named no
new cdnditlons in your letter of the 10th
is absolutely exact. We should have said
in your letter of the 11th. In your letter
M
JAMES 1). SMITH. A. d GARFIELD.
csxnuan PADIE.
l . A “S“.
(The America's Cup Committee.)
of the 10th you only declined to continue
the contest under the existing circum-
stances and gave your reason for declining.
“In the interview at the Waldorf at 9
p. in, Sept. 11, you stated upon what
conditions you would continue, and you
repeated substantially the same conditions
in your letter of Sept. ii.
”In the interview at the Waldorf the
two representatives of the committee
pledged the committee to one condition—
namely, to secure a clear start—and ob~
tnlned your permission to postpone the
time for starting for that purpose.
“The representatives declined absolute-
ly to agree to the condition that the com—
mittee should assume the grove responsi-
bility of declaring the race void if. in their
judgment. oither vessel was interfered
with by the attending vessels. in our
opinion it would be illlpossiblo to secure
a race absolutely free from interference,
and the relative umount of interference
would be much too delicate A point for us
to decide. The representatives declined
to agree to postpone the race fired for the
next day—Thursday.
“The representatives lnformcd you that
the question of not announcing the dome
and times of starting any future rncus
must be submitted to the committee. The
reproscnllltivos assured you of rollowod
efforts through the prose and during the
moo to secure it clour course. You finnlly
declined to soy whether you would sail
the coat day's race (Thllrsduy) or not,
and said that in (my ovont Vulkyrio would
cross the starting line.
“in view of tho replica given by them
we culmot understood how you could
doubt that tho roprosentutlvoa sent you
Were acting for and with tho outlulrlty of
the committee.
“All to poi-lumpingThursday's moo in
order to consider your letter of tho Hill.
the colullliltcu full. tlult the points bud
boon fully covered in the oollfcrom'ollt the
Woldorf and did not rmluiro more time
for reconsideration of the answers given
by tho roproaolltutivcs at Hull limo.
Ills Ruggeatldna impracticable.
"'l'llo Ullllllllli‘ll't! did not consider prnw
tlcublo your suggestion to keep secret the
dates and fluxes of stoning lllly future
i‘nl'l‘li.
" You raise tbo question as to whether
your complnlnt of tho stollmora was justh
liable or not. The aluminum undoubtedly
interfered with Vulkyrio, and Ib-foudcr on
well, ulld tlloro lll'l‘lllfl to be no reason why
you should not have complained of illicit
interference, but we certainly llomur to
your concylaiou that therefore the cup
committee, havlllgndlulttlully done all in
its power, mill bound to give redress bo-
forc the next race was soiled.
"You fully know the objections to fl
course of? New York two yours ago, and
nearly one your llgo you suggested ll
change of locality. 'l‘llla proposition we
declined at that time. There was the boat
of evidence at the slnrt on Thursday that
the course, on Well as the start. would be
kept clear. it seems to us that tho «plos-
tlon before every onois. not whether your
complaint was lustifiablo, but whether
your action in withdrawing from the con-
test on the grounds of your complaint was
justifiable.
“All to your suggestion tlmt tho regatta
committee might have ordered Tuesday's
race readied, wo reply limt we must do-
cllne to discuss the action of our fellow
committee.
”In conclusion, we Would express our
profound regret and chagrin ibutu friend‘
ly wutest in a noble sport between two
great nations should have degenerated
into a war of words.
"We hate the honor to remain. your
obedient meats,
“Jam 1). m
-‘ J , y , mailman
m...“ » "
' liar.
y n
. , " Siberian mm.
bars declared d mousse open ports infect-
ed. and from soloist sources it is lssrnsll
that over 17.000 people have died in Japan
“mm the plum lineal” start in the Pas».
ores.
in China the disease has gained a firm
foothold. Advices by the steamer Bio
Janelro report that in Tokyo the heat is
terrific, and the disease germs have been
nursed by the climate into virulent life.
On the Rio Janslro little could be learned
concerning Yokohama, but nevertheless
the plague is raging there.
In China, at lilo-Few, the disease is
spreading rapidly. Miss Turner and the
child of Dr. and Mrs. McFarland of the
Chu-Chai London mission were stricken
and died. At lenklng much illness pre-
vails among the foreigners, ‘many of them
having been forced to flee from the coun-
try.
PRINCETON'S OPENING.
Athletic Defeats and the Killing of Oh]
Reduced the Entering Class. ,
Pnnlcmou, X. J., Sept. lit—The full
term of Princeton college was auspicious-
ly opened by an address by President Pat-
ton. After greeting the old students and
welcoming the new the president spoke
briefly of the past history of the college
and outlined the policy for the future.
Registrar Van Dyke reports ll slight in‘
crease in the number of students entering
the academic departments, while a mark
ed do so is shown ill the scientific de-
pnrtlllon . - Ho accounts for the latter
change by the increasml entrance require-
ments ill that school. The faculty esti-
mates that the entering close lost several
huu'drod members on ’acoourlt of the kill-
ing of Frederick Oh] by the negro Collins
last spring. and also by the athletic defects
of the your.
GENERAL BUTLER REPLIES.
Says no “as Denounced Senator Tillman to
His Face as a Liar and a Thief.
Cowman. S. 0., Sept. ill—General M.
C. Butler arrived in the city and gave out
the following card with reference to Till—
man‘s attack upon him in a speech in the
constitutional convention on Monday:
“1 have denounced Senator Tillman to
his face as a liar, n cowurd and a thief,
and 1 cannot keep up with ll constitutional
If I should kick him now, he would
probobly run all and howl ulld have me
indicted for assoult lllld battery. His
statements concerning mo in tho consti-
tutiollul convolution oll Moudoy Were a
tissue of folsohoods from beginning to
cm . "
Accidentally flanged Herself.
Loxnox, Ont... Sept. iii—Alfred But
ler, on employee of l‘arilng's brewery, on
going home, found his yvifo's «loud body
hanging from a window, the sash holding
her by the neck, while her foot rested on
a ladder by which she had climbed to the
window. The supposition is thut Mrs.
Butler. returning from spending the oven.
log out and having forgotten the doorkvy.
attempted to get in through the window.
Wife of the Grand Secretary Injured.
Arsarl'l'lc Cl'n', Sept. Ill—While going
to the ball given in honor of the officers
and representatives of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows at the l'llltod States
hotel Mrs. Theodore A. Rose, wlfo of the
grand secretary of lilo Sovereign Grand
Lodge, slipped and foil, fracturing hel
thigh and resolving other serious in-
jurlos. On account of bor advanced age
fours nrc entertained for her recovery.
Cruiser Brooklyn to Be hunched Oct. ll.
PHILADELPHIA, Supt. lli.-—'l'llo United
States nrlllorcd crllllu-r Brooklyn tho sis
tcr ship of the New York. will bu launch.
0d at. Crumps' ahlpyul‘d on Wedllmlduy,
Oct. :3. Tho lluvydopllrtrlleut has been
notified that the ship will be ready for
her plunge on tbllt (bit-v, and ovary effort
is being made by tho llllllmrlllos ill Wilsll
lngton to make her lullllcll tho (mousioll
of a great display.
A Seven-Year-llld Hero.
ROCHESTER, Sept. lit—A lulopoxplodl-ll
In the residence of Mrs. ill-org» Jul-nor oi
41 Hudson uvonuo, scattering tho oil linil
setting iiro to the room in several [)llltll‘ll.
Charlie, is Teyoar‘old soil of Mrs. .bu-gl-r,
rullhud down stulrs and found his mother,
lnsouaiblo from fright. lying on tile floor
with u l-ymr-old illillllt lll lli‘l' onus. Will'-
dlillculty the bid sllvcm-dcll ill drugglllp
his mother and the hobo from lilo llllrll'
lug roolll.
Governor Culbertson Will Ignore the Law.
Alli-Vim. 'l‘ox., Supt. itl.-«llovorunr (Yul
borsoll, who was “01‘" in l'l‘rl‘f'l‘lli‘il ll
Judge Hurst's opinion fm-urnblo in prize
fighters, refused to express no opinion,
but from his actions it bl l-vilil-lll llmt be
will lulu form to lilnp the light, outwith
standing the decision.
Another Decision by llowsra.
\VANlliNli‘l'llN, Supt. llimAt'llluz l'nmli
trullor llmvom bun lllsllllnwml tlu- ill-m ll‘
tllo lll‘f‘lllllll of l’uy lllrm'lor May for midl-
tlolml thrombus on tho l‘llllml Slut-u
gulllmllls Mill-bios lllul l‘osllul- Wlliilllll‘
tllvll‘ trilll trips on Long lullilltl sound.
A Lelia Tragedy.
Atl'm-‘A. Mich. Supt. lit—«Tho vrl-w Ml
tho scllmuu-r liilolwn report limt when
crossing Saginaw buy they saw u svbolmoi
cupelmuud sink within :30 minutes. A
gulls Wits blowing at the time, lmd ilu'
Kltohml would not assist them.
The Corbett-ritesimmnns right.
New Yoult. Sept, ill-«A meeting will
he held at tho union of a sporting paper in
this city at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning
for tho purpose of selecting a referee for
the ilorbctt Fltaslmlllons fight.
Electra Therapeutlste In hasten
Boston, Hopi. ill.-’I‘bo annual convert.
tion of lilo National Smiley of Electra
Thcropolltlsis was opened at Hotel Ven-
dorma, and during the session many inter.
esting papers were presented.
Governor llasttags Will steam Ohio.
Haamsmmo, Hopt. 19.n-(inverrlor Bast
lugs has accepted an lnrltutiml to lain
the stump for ten days in Ohio neat
month for tho ik-pubiican state ticket.
(lwvsssvltna, N. Y., Sept. like?“
Smullsns. lit years old. was killed an
electric our hero. Phllaudsr floors. ass-
llsy's victim. has other also.
wins-r m
Inuaahtheextrmeotfashion.
cmpfleplnhulthssnlukrnchoof .
it 10:13:05 guru! 2h? skirtsare any less
anlp w as season progresses.
They are five or six yards around, accord‘
ing to the style desired or the brmdth of
the goods used for them. There are varlv
nus shapes, but all of them have more or
less the godet dent. In extreme cases this
extends all the way around.
For silk and other very narrow goods
and materials having marked stripes the
style of skirt most favored bus breudthli
straight in the middle and bias on each
edge. There are 10 or 11 of these breadths.
The skirt is extrclucly scout lit the top and
has no darts, us the mile approach so
closely at the waist. as to make darts un-
DllESS TOILET.
necessary. and llli‘l‘li is barely allowance
for it pluit on ouch side of tile opening at
the buck.
Largo rustic balls trimmed with block
velvet urn liked for country Wt'lll‘ by woul-
ell who Cflll bl-llr lilo picturusqfi style of
coslulllc. There are many Women who
look their host only ill the conventional
mode of the llllif‘, and whose pleasing cp—
pourmlcu dept-lids upon ll strict following
of Illl' fashion. With those any deviation
lulu lllt‘. llriisiic rculm ml distinguished
from ”W convollliolllll is sure to produce
all incongruous l-l‘l‘l-ct and to prove lllllu»
collllng. ’l‘llvre lll‘i'. other \vullu-u to Wlliiili
fuslllolllllllo gorll isull extinguisher. lllul
whom: bl-mlty allows to zlllvulltugv only in
odd or ullliqlln ('oslllllll', illlli to whom the
illlln- of other (‘l‘llilll‘il‘a‘ sl-vllls fur lllul‘l‘ up-
pl'oprllllo lilllll (‘Ulili‘lllliili‘lll‘y dross.
‘ The sketch Filli\\'." ll gown with one of
the new gollot skirts. it is of mi llllii blue
(-llllllm-ulllo l'l'i'l‘llill. “'iili ml llfll-lill‘rl null
sill-libs, ’i‘bl: blouse bodicv i.» of white silk
gonzo m‘cr rod silk and is very full and
trillllllvll willl glllpllro insertion. The
balloon slvm‘l's on: of crcpnu, with opllll-
lots of while gullzo odgl'd with gllipuro.
lion's of rod Nlliil U‘illl illoirolltof lilo
bodice and the slecvcs, and tho limped belt
is also of mi auxin. .ii’illl.‘ UiiiiLLET.
Bring them on. Now is rucrczlsou for
them. Tho latest one is that “c man
null his servant" were fishing of? Slllp
island, ill-or Now Ul'lvnlls, when “a
monster lllfViliih‘ll” illSli‘lll‘ll its tentacles
upon llll‘il‘ :llu-llor rope lillli roll away
with them. ulll'llor. built lllili all, luld
only for our: iiilli plx‘iil‘lklilfl? which
the lilLlll happened to lulw so that he
could out till» rope that llovllfisll Would
have lll'i‘ll running away with lill'lll yet.
Tlii‘l'ti lll'u privulo llnusvs ill llll‘
Uiliil‘li Stan's lilili‘l' gorgeous than the
pallucwoi‘ illn iiiilgrlilf Europe. Whether
it is ill good taslo for u (‘lllltili of ll 1'"-
plilllil‘ to spend so lllllf‘ii llllilll'y trying
in oulvio the luxury of mi lil‘il‘llllli lil'h-
pot is ilillllill‘l' question.
Tllo illli‘llllii in put (ill\\‘ll lilo (‘llbull
rebellion bus (lil‘l'flliy i'llni Spuill $2M,-
llllll,lllill :lllll morn f‘liiillllil. i‘il‘lilllllilli
lilt' rebellion is larger lbuu it \vus six
months llgir
(bio of the loading zlitluotions of tile.
Allilllfll exposition Will be tllut (illiluw
beauty show.
There ill one record lllllt lllllliilly can
lililuilli. Tllllt is ll l'lollll lllnrul li'f'lll’d.
Isit true that it slurll-l- will givou
'Jsass' ”out.
‘ Washburn's or Pitts-
bo .obl..si.'o. Dir...
. .fllc.
Sweet
01.. 12c.
Pork. fat or lean. 109'
Vinegar. home msdei
Eli . 260: Vinegar!
“‘1': 20.2,
All Spices. warrant'
ed pure. 10c % lb.
Rice. on lb.
minh 60 lb-
Prepared Wheat. llc.
Oatmeal, 8 lbs. 26c.
Little
Cigars
for S cts.
sou) BY ALL DEALERS.
z.‘
do '
iority.
Rubbers for old style
Jars, 100 doz.
llli lyr
WAGONS . ,
' Why tlikehthe aegis?“ of dying
suranoew on
N" "I“ W W lNeURE YOUR LIFE For slum
Buggies, Phaelous, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, alt.
prices to Suit all.
ml. ass as: rum
Henry Tilly.
With lnsurancedike everything
is the cheapest.
manuals run
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCI:
I l l WASHINGTON
South Norwalk.
in: Satin on» '
mueW' °
., ‘ lemmas bars
,, ' 001‘ Motors
6 with i but terms can“,
argue“ 10 lbs. ”on
Dan Bast Tomatoesi
in.
B tier. Creamery. Can Bart Corn. In.
233:. limits bricks. Budlneaybox. ‘ ‘
* Lard. ‘l'c' '3 trry & A OIIAIDB
' Wi- mg- to 'l'asta use I‘m.
“beau-120. Begularfflc Teams;
Mail‘s-es. Beet P135; Abd- flllfio “ an.
r ends or
Rico. gab. loo. tor (iii; grazi dilly?“
season's JAR!
genius out. Quarta.
z, —.....
I Will Give
me much sugar for
31.00 as anybody; and
more than the ma-
Pilus. its
Heavy Oats, 90c ham!
Corn, per bag. 81.15.
Mason’s ‘
lllllENle lllBBlE
Young Man
without in-
A
R CENTS a I) Y WILL
0r 6 Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of 81.000. payable to yourself it you live.
eiee.the best
Company,
of Hartford.
8. S. L'Hommedieu,
ST.
Conn
'l'lllS Will.
lN'l'llMiS'l‘ Yllll.
.,.
My Gent’sfiz Pig Skin, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes, reduced to
$3 a p . /
illegal. 35 Russia Calf, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes
to 33 a pair.
My Gent’s 82.50 Russett Shoes, Razor Toe, Lace,
1;) $.75 a pair.
reduced
reduced
My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town; my prices
the lowest.
Ledies’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, Tan, Calf or Kid Shoes,
Shined or Dressed free of charge, at
M. H.GLOVER’S
Double ’Shoe Store,
40 “02342 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
mm in uily llnrw 1w ('llmscs?
prewar
r— 3455?;
6
5;.“ a 2 echo; of
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Every pipe is a pipe of peace if filled with Lotillard’s ROSE LEAF CUT PLUG. There
are elements in this great tobacco that put a tobacco lover in good humor at unmet
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