wild at all.
. (tom '1'. Forester 0: Sent. licence. Strife. England, the finest
‘ may ardlnieree ever shown in our city—80 dinerent styles. '
. Wain: to pour in—we cah eultyon in make, design or price. if
n PillSl FLOWER ccrsr nowen POTS!-
2. “S. Stu rtevant
In lnviatinn
j stly.
tender! to the people of "email
and vicinity to inspect our‘gnotis.
We do not claim to give you
gcltl dollars for
hut we will treat you fairly and
—-——o~o—-—-~—
is hereby er
Sit-cent pieces;
. castcria is Dr. flannel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorphiae nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. Itisaharmlese substitute for
Pureeofio. Drops Soothing Hymns
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
gurantee is thirty yeare’ use by
millions of Mothers. Cutcria is the
Children’s Panacea-the new.
Friend.
CASTORIA
For [alienate ' and children.
M
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Casioria, and see that. the facsimile
signature of
is on the
m..- at.
chhallpro- ' '
tact ourselves and the public at all hazards.
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amour. momenmrnmc m, We,“ m... “mad,” m
_ . ”his, .
, g . ‘ lit. that shamanism... divorced
w’
monies.
While the duke captures many millions
It must not be forgotten that the Vander-
bilts capture a duke, and that the Wed-
ding will be a splendid social triumph for
Mrs. Vanderbilt, who brought it about.
It is understood that a magnificent sum
was Harrie;- Wlll. connect the Rouse or
Vanderbilt to the Principal om rams
lies as the , rltleh Empire—Avril Occur
In low if ” This You.
N" Yeas, Sept. tel.--The engage
ment has been formally announced of the
Duke of Marlborough to Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt, daughter of Mrs. W. K. Van.
derbilt.
The duke leaves today for Niagara Falls
and a tour through the state.
This marriage will connect the house at
Vanderbilt to the principal ducal families
of the British empire, particularly those
of-Buccleuh, chburg and Abercorn. The
in cash “will be turned over to the lucky
nobleman as a mkrriage settlement, that
being one of the very essential formalities
of an Anglo-American titled alliance.
His grace ls slight, well made, medium
height, with the pale face of the Church-
llls, and upon his upper lip there is a lit-
tie down that by and by is likely to be-
come a mustache. He Is not different
from hundreds of Englishmen of good
birth who have seen 24 summers. You
. the Waldorf hotel late last night. When
Duke of Abercorn is an uncle of the Duke
of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough returned to
wouldn‘t pick him out for a duke on the
street, as there Is nothing dramatic or
startling about him.
He is very democratic in his habits. and
many Americans who think that an Eng-
lish nobleman must necessarily be vapid
or carry a single eyeglass or a draw], are
surprised to find the young duke it very
sensible chap, who probably would do
well in a business house or loan to th
banking trade as easily as a New Yorker.‘
He hasn’t what is known as the English
accent, and a man might easily do him
the compliment of taking him for an
American.
The duke smiled gonially as a reporter
congratulated him upon his engagement.
“1 don’t think there is anything to add
to what I have already said. He smiled.
“You soc, I have admitted that the mar-
riago will occur in 1895 and in New York.
I thought it only right that the announce
mcnt should be made public as soon as
possible. ”
“ Where will the ceremony occur?"
Again the duke smiled. “i said it would
be in New York, didn’t I?” be repeated.
“That is all I am prepared to tell you just
now. ”
BIG DAY AT ATLANTA.
Governors of Half a Dozen States, With
Their Staff's, Are There.
ATLAXTA, Sept. 21.—Today is blue and
gray day at the Cotton States and inter-
national exposition. All day the van-
guard of Grand Army posts, fresh from
the meeting at Louisville and tho dedi-
cntory exercises at Chickumouga, have
been pouring in. The visitors are being
entertained by committees from the Con-
federate Voterans’ association, headed by
General (Element A. Evans, commander,
and during their stay in the city they will
asked about his engagement to Miss Van-
derbilt, he desired that the announcement
should be made as follows:
“it is officially announced that a man
rlage has been arr-ringed between the
Duke of Marlborough and Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt. The engagement was arrung
CONSUELO VAN DERBILT.
ed by Mrs. Vanderbilt’s friends and those
of the Duke of Marlbomugh. The wed-
ding will take place toward the latter part
of this year in New York."
The Duke of Marlborough said that he
would leave today on a trip through the
state as the guest of Sir Rivors Wilson.
president of the Grand Trunk.
The Bride Elect In Just Nineteen.
WORLD.
“H.000 barrel; made in one day.
lilNES 8t. HflTCHKISS,
HEATING I7 WALL ST.
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt is just ill
years old and is the oldest child and only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt. She is one of the greatest
helresscs in the World, and, although she
be gin-sis of the expaisition.
Governor Morton of New York and
Governor McKinley of Ohio are here and
are to take part in the exercises. Among
other distinguished guests are Governors
Rich of Michigan. Holcomb of Nebraska,
HOUSEKEEPING
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ll lfonlr liain Street. .. ..
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. ‘ ' have your orders and have them
‘ delivu’odln Norwalk every flatne-
‘. mills. A. fresh arrival of
We”. Vegetables from Green‘s
Mm morning. The finest
WALL PAPER
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
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walk man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
RAYMOND nncs.
Ounorrict Ia OPPOSth U. 5. Parewrornct
and wcruitan um [hill or m ices urns than tuosc
remote from “’iihiliiufi'lrll.
:1an mode'. druuiur; m
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charge. ()uricc nor due l..l , ill'ill. i< s. cure-d“
A PAMPNLIT. " How in L‘Zrliiill l‘a'r rm," Willi
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sent free. Arirlrus,
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Yonrdiaeasela not incurable because your
i
physician has gun you up, and you have not
received an
neflt from the medicine you
have tried. not an reason you cannot be
tired. We can pos tlvely cure all kinds of
Fita‘llipllegtlc Convulalon or ripasmotic. WI
on an Irina rosrrrvn arm venera-
standing.
and given up by doctors as lacurab e. in our
“Allen's li‘if. Ours" you will find a medicine
that has never failed toeil’wt a a ly care.
We back our guarantee with an 0 or of him
to any person we cannot cure. Highest bank
references furnished on application.
0 1 qt. bottle. £3.00. 2 qt" 85m.
ALLEN MIDIOAI. 00..
Washington and Water tin... Boston. Mesa
LADIES
Suffering from Retarded, Bnppreasetl or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all Ir laritlee of like
nature. will find our l'IiIIAl. FILM! an in-
tal lble cure. They are entire y safe and can
always be re] upon for speedy relief.
apt on hand at all times to provide
for ememencfee. Correspondence confidential.
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ALL!!! MID'OAI. on.
Washington and Water fits” lie-longtime.
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Granny’sinintllntcl
FORMERLY DORLON’S,
South Norwalk. Ct.
Is new i t lull.
here at?” or it?» Ian a gem
k list up. in: and I a“;
all rain ” 1' °°' "it.
chum.
count 0’3ULUVM
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it!“ 0mm IN ALL ensue. We have -
cured thousands, many cases of long
new . ,_
has remained with her mother during the
time Mr. and hire. Vanderbilt have lived
apart. there has been no ostrangemcnt be-
tween her and her father.
She made her debut at Newport only a
few months ago, and since that time ru-
mor has connected her name with that of
several wealthy young men, who it was
said aspired to her hand.
She is tall and graceful, with thick,
curly brown hair, and has been considered
since her entrance into society the belle
at Newport. From her futiwr she inherit-
ed to a large extent u love of riding, driv-
Ing and other outdoor sports and is one of
the most skillful woman loin-ore in this
country.
In tho malt 'r of’ dress her tastes are
quiet, and she is, in spite of tho ostratiprc—
Altgold of Illinois, McIntyre of Colorado,
Woodbury of Vermont and Wcrts of New
Jersey.
The features of the day's programme are
addresses by Ut‘llt‘f’lll James Imngstrcct,
representing the Grand Army of the lic~
public in tlic south ; General John B. Gor-
rlou, minunuudcr iuchicf of tho United
("orifmlcrntc Vciomns, and Gene-rel Walk-
r-r, l-ointnrinrlcr in cliict of tho Grand
Army of tho iicpublic. An nddrossoi‘ Wol-
mruo was delivered by Captain E. I’.
Ilnwrll for tho cxpmitioti. lion. W. I).
lvlillc rcsr‘rtr, tix'rl tor thr- i‘otifmicrntr viii-r—
um illlliiii'lir'lill .l. ll. hurt. for the soriiip
cm brunt-it mt Iiin' Hr'nml Army. in riddi-
tintt to tho rummm li‘rilili'r' mm;- Ii Knit—
.~::r~' f‘ity lillll'. :illl'r ri {urge port of 33155011-
i‘irtris urn imi'u.
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW
700 MAIN ST..
a
Every Plug '
and package of
\ r
B. L. Tobacco
is weighed
and guaranteed
to contain.
full Weigh?
every time;
The Leading
ed
Bread - Flour ~
or THE
I
(ENTER.
insist on your grocer sending you
ll'ashbnrn-Crosby Company’s
SUPERLATIVE.
oben3.Tucker&Gocdwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
HARTFORD. CT
a3 6111
snout of hor {other and mother. the espo-
clnl pct of curb. At Itcr marriage, thoro-
forc, it is probable that silo will inherit
more largely than any Amt-rim" wmnun
who has over married into the English no.
liility.
The Ilukoof Marlborough has bccn siny-
trig til. the limo] Waldorf. All ihcduy
BLUE AND GRAY MARCHED.
An Inirmwtm‘; i'r'flillre u.’ the Exercises at l
i lizeitrinuumh
(iL't'i'i \‘uirti. \., brill.
Iidl
J:.-flzic of tho
.4 i'miin'o» nl‘ llrr' t".‘i'liI-i of tho lust
I. e ' t . ‘ C . ' r - .____ v
Yesterday the hotel corridor was filled "“3 “t H" ”“l'r‘m'm h‘“ ”n“ ”1‘"
'. . , r-nusml iwt‘iam‘ runr'c ('Hllilll-‘lll. morn- (In-
with curious l‘l‘ll\\II‘~, who were arlxious .. _ W -l .. 1 1., "ll . ..
to see a roof. livu duke. He cannot leave ””L‘HN" ‘ u “‘“" ”m “ x" l “' "Ml“
a lasting: imprruiuti upon llifh‘t‘ who saw
it—«mrs .'l ('t-lilllilil)‘ of i‘otiiml. mics :ltlil‘i'tl
in their Tillit‘l‘l'tl flifl uniform.~ of gray cur-
ryinp: tho star. and stripes. They formed
a part of tho big parade, and us tin-y puss-
cd through the mill-s and milos of strccts
they \voro li'lltIt'l'UlT an ovation that would
hnvo honorcd an emperor. Not one of
those old war dogs was undcr lit), and yet
ilioy mnrr‘hotl with ri precision of stop that
Would have done justice to West Point
cuticle. And one of them—the one next
to the color bounty—carried an olive
wreath. an cmbimn of peace and love.
The day’s doing..- started off with the
parade, and all (flttiltuuooga and the tons
of thousands of visitors turned out to Hon
it. Tilt'l'i' \vcro L‘I! carriages in line, coir
mining the most distinguished of the citi-
zens' guests ronminlng in the city. In
the first carriage was Viru- President A.
h}. Str-wnmri urnl Spoukcrof the House of
his handsome suit of rooms without he-
coniirig ihc t'r-Iilnr of an admiring throng,
who closely watch all his actions and then
go oil and practicc thvm in npcllko man-
ner upon the first nr-q unintanco they meet.
His rlukcshlp‘s handshake. an exaggerated
form of the Fifth avvnue society shake.
which was imported about a your ago, is
raved over and imitated by all the dudes
in town.
Marlborough always appears in fault‘
loss attire, and his wardrobe seems to be
Inoxhnustiblc. For uniqueness of design
his hats cannot be t‘qllflltld on this conti-
nent, and already scvoral fashionable deal-
wi
Cholera morbue is a dunes-mus coni-
pleini, and often is fatal in its weuls, To 4
avoid this you should the I). Wirt's Colin
and Cholera Cure. in: Hum m liw first
symptoms appear. Ii 1’. “’rrd and (i.
C. Stiller)».
LIB
n
on
wimperial Crown
To the name of the best and purest lflc
cigar in tho market. and (i. S. 'l‘rowbrirlgc
1B (‘0. sell them.
no
Ill'li H (W MARLBOROUGH.
era are taking orders for the Marlborough
tiles, which they will have to make to or-
der, as such creations Were never before
seen in New York.
His canes, like his hats, are decided
novelties, and those who aim at being in
the swim are finding it a difficult matter
to duplicate them. it is said that before
settling down in this city for the winter
season Marlborough will take a run down
to the Atlanta exposition with the Van-
dorbilts.
Fl
R. H
stock and sell this wonderful blood
This is purely vegetable. :31: c
and builder. a blood purifier unexcell . a
nerve tonic nothingcan e nal.
lion. scroiula. syphilis,
genomic ehitity,
noes. malarial polsrm.
The above earned drugnfsis have received
their first consignment. and would invite all
the merits of
medicine, when
under the name
all who intend taking a blood medicine should
E.
nrcccucnic
i I. Shepard and fir Scott
H”—
i‘he Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor ‘Prevailed Upon to Here
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Ilands of the Drngglsfs.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science
his is not a patent medicine, but a prescrip-
tion comfiounded on scientific principles and
used by r
the cure
wrought by it are simply
attracted thousands
treatment.
To each an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of
cine from people who could not visit New
York city. that
devise some
could be supplied with this genuine, v liable
remedy. and
has been called to South Norwallr
In the nineteenth century.
. Scott in his extensive practice for
of all blood diseases. The cores
wonderful and have
to the doctor's parlors for
the doctor for his medi-
t became a matter of dut to
plan by which the general in lie
for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
to arran
South Nor-walk, and .
Norwalk. to permit them to keep in
remed .
and excellent
th ll}. 0. Tomlinson.
ale.
Dr. Scott has
devoted his life to the i orongh knowledge
lloprosoniufiwa (.‘lmrlcs F. f‘risp. and understanding of blood diseases. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
m, dyspepsia, loss of appetite. constipa-
cancerous homers. ain
salt rhenin, pimples on ace.
boils. dizziness, female weak-
bonea catarrh.
menu to call and become acquainted with
a perfect remedy. Dr. Scott's
piaccrlln drug stores. is acid
of Dr. Scott's Harnaparilla. and
i. fall to try Dr. lscott's Saranpurilla.
W
No Pills Have to be Used with Dr.
Scott‘s.
-—-—-—FOR SALE BY——--—
c. Tomlinson, South Norwellr;
—AND‘-
H. fl. Hale Harwell.
mfllvr
in, life and Accident insurance.
lliil ESTATE AND HDUSE AGENT '
Dee's): Steamship Tickets and start
as afts Loans otiatcd all
It was (ln‘AuR. 23 that the young noble- man held. on“ g.“ lroad mm,
man. with a valet, iii trunks. Captain G. , "n to run on“. South Namath.“
I. Fitzgerald oi-tho Horse guards, Mrs. NM Public. Acknowledgments
Fitrgcrald. A. E. Fitzgerald, a brother of It“...
the captain, and Captain A. ll. Lee of the _______
Royal artillery, arrived on this matrimow
nial expedition. lie went at once to the
Hotel Waldorf, but very soon the scene of
action was transferred to Newport.
The not. Captures Millions.
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt and Miss (ion-
euelo have arrived from Newport and are
as the Holland Hesse. 'i'he dukedined
mQJICIOUS
Roc'rBssR
trams! a 9mm I. more. case.
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