lliE lilSTith OF A “Mi Tlllli Ill
THBEWmMmMflh
cries Accents concerning comet Emir
Dam From be limits” and Mays
el Typical Manchurian
‘ In New York,wheu the theatrical para-
graphlrt wants to be very humorous at
small labor, he announces that Jerome
ii. Eddy has won the “00,000 prim in a
iottery;in(.‘hiciigo he prints a column
about the alleged mysterious disappear-
ance of Mr. Harry Hamlin, the manager
of the (land Opera House. I hear that
this honored “joke" has, appeared once
more in the Windy City, and lest some
of Mr. Hamlin's gnileless friends may
think it is serious, it will be well to state
that the manager is sojourning, just at
present. at Besehside Inn, Green
Farms, Conn. , the hotel that was recent—
ly robbed. Aside from a slight shock to
his nervous system, caused by the burg-
lary, he is in his usual robust health.—
New York Herald.
Anel’fort will be made by the Con-
necticut D. A. R. to send a {charter oak
tree which grew from an acorn of the
original oak. to San Francisco, to be
planted in Golden Gate Park. The
members of the Connecticut 1). A. It.
have been invited to contribute a tree
towards tin? arch of trees which the tie-
quotis Chapter of San Francisco are
about to plant in the park mentioned.
There are to be thirteen trees in the
park to {represent the original states.
A'l'he tree assigned to Connecticut has
been the beech, but the D. A. R. is om-
bitions to send an edit.
The third anniversary of the death of
Bishop McMahon was observed at the
cathedral in Hartford, Friday forenoon.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Tierney was cele-
hrant of the pontiilcal requiem mass.
The deacon of the mass was the Rev. .1.
T. Winters of South Norwalk and the
Rev T. M. O'Brien of Noroton was sub-
deacon.
Captain [saaI- anton celebrated the
eighty-third anniversary of his birthday
last Thursday. He came to Norwalk
from New Canaan in is ill and for thirty
years was in the employ of the lat;I
Gilt-s Seymour.
Buckingham Post, G. A. It. will hold
a special meeting tomorrow night. to
take action on an invitation to attend
th reunion (If the Twenty-eighth Con-
nel‘ic Iiit Volunteers at (li'egory’s Point.
next Thursday
Thi' baseball nines of the two floors of
the Norwalk iron Works will meet
again next Saturday aftcrnooii, on the
Baxter (.lronnds. Thomas Richardson
has been elected captain of the “Down
Stairs."
James Mahoncy, of Stamford. and
Miss Annie Veitch, of Cedar street. will
be married at St. Mary's church, tomor-
row moruing, by Rev. .1. ll. lhmgherty.
l". i.'. Hoyt, who has bcIIii IlIII-lnrcd ii
professional by the l.. A. W. racing
board. will commte with the profession-
:Il cracks at the national and state IIirI
cult races at Meridcii on August '.".I.
The Norwnlk Street llailwny com-
pany is running guy and span win-s
along its Cranhiiry cvteiisiou as for as
the North (,Yentcr sIIlIOIIl.
The Alpha Wheel club has received
entry blanks and an imitation to par-
ticipate in thc NI-wpoi-tI-yi lo parade and
rat-II met-t, Soptombcr 5.
The edict of tho Norwalk Board of
lieaith regarding sewer connection Is
being wry generally ohIIyIId.
( 'omplaiiit has been made to the Town
Court against liii'II. Herman Wit-guild
for abusing NI-iliI- ill-again
Robert Morcho so. .li'. Las scoured
IIiinloyinent at l". W. liogent' biIIyI-lI-
store in ‘Sorwulk.
Miss ('IirriII M. AIlIIIIIs,IIt Plymouth
avIInuc, I'nilillilws seriously ill.
Mrs. William llyldiiti, oi l’.:iitsvillc.
m‘I-nuo, is seriously ill.
William ii. unity, of iI'nIIIIInn «III-I-
nuc. is on the sick lint.
iI'rIIIi Unborn III Ill at his hoiiic in Fair
strIIct.
(intention
of honour satisfaction comes with
every glass of Williams' Root llccr.
Keep it in the house ready to quench
your thirst. Your whole family nill
enjoy it. It Is a temperance drink,
clear, bright and sparkling. lot:
are thinking to your own health
when you drink
0
mam s cameo rim.
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‘ SllillllliL lililillETiTliili.
Err-Senator Flatt Likely to Be
the Nominee For Governor.
m...-
THE OONTBBT POE BBCOND‘PEIAOB.
Woodrnfl' or liinn and Hutch-rd of Erie
Appear to Lead In the lines For Lieu.
tenant (lovsrnor~l'oliticnl Gossip of the
Country.
HAIIATqu. Aug. elm—The situation at
the opening of the Republican state coil-
vontlon is uuhiueund unusual. it has hard-
ly been equaled in the political history of
the Empire slate. Thomas C. l’luti, for
years the leader of the party and but once
an oliluoholdor, iII besieged in so vigorous
u iiiannor that his determination not to ho
a candidate, still adhered to is quite like
ly to be overridden. and the scenes that
marked the nomination of David B. Hill
in ltilll may find Republican repetition.
(in the other hand man who for months
have nursed gubernatorial booms until
they have become good sized projects, find
those booms on the verge of collapse. ii
collapse so sudden that it hnupurulyzed
the ambitions of energetic workers and
spread some discontent among the rank
and file. The proposed nombiation of Mr.
Platt, it is alleged, in for the purpose of
healing differences and preventing a
breach between the followers of Aldridge
and Fish, but if that is the aim it would
be hardly successful. for already there is
friction over who shall be Mr. l'latt's run~
iilnir mate. The friends of Mr. Plait llfl\'t'
coupled the name of Mr. John l‘. Snatch-
erIi of lluliulo with the olden IIi lieutenant
governor, and this has given olioiisc‘h- the
followers of Mr. ’l'lmotby L. \i'oodriii'i of
Brooklyn. who certainly would have been
the choice had the Matt boom not have
been launched. Mr. Horton's friends are
not avorso to having his unino coupled
with Mr. l’latt’s on the ticket. and Iilr.
Suxton is quoted aspnssiug enconiiiims
upon Mr. Plan as the logical nominee of
the party Mr. Mark Hanna, it is alleged
has spoken very favorably of tho nomiuu
tion of Mr. Plait. With lilr. l’latt out of
the race. there is little doubt but that tinI
ticket will be Aldridge anti WoodrutY.
The State Committee Meets.
The state commitUe hold its meeting at
it o'clock in tho ballroom of thollrund
Union hotel, and the session lasted Just do
minutes.
All the members Were represcntodcr
cept William llrooiilleldond liaruett Davis
of Palmyra 'l'he substitutes WIIrII Silos
Ii. Dumber. for William W. lloodrlch of
Brooklyn: Utto irvlng Wuse, for James M.
llornnius of Now York; Lou lI‘. l’aanI, for
U. V. ('ollliis of Troy. and Thomas Win-III
er, for Charles W. Hui-ken of l'tico. Coir
gressmnn (liloli prIIsidoIl. and on motion
of licorgo W. Aldridge. Congressman
Frank S. liluck was unanimously IIlIII-tod
as tIIiIiporory chairman of tho l'lllth'llilUll.
.lohii S. Kenyon. l'hurlcs liuil, lI. ll. tilt-a-
son and liIIiibIIn 1.. Fox were selected as
secretaries on n.1iiIItlon of l‘oriiolius Van
i‘IIii.
'i'hII tIIIinrirnry roll of delegates as pro
pared by Secretary Kenyon of the stub-
coinmittce was adopted. The Cllilitmls
iiotIIIl iii the Third assembly dieirict of
Oneida county. the First. Second, ’i'hlrd
and Fourth districts of Albany county
and the contest in llIIrkinier county Wei-II
rt'fcrrI-d in iliocomiultieoIm I'rIsloiIllols
when appointed.
.ludgo Robertson moved to strike from
the telephony roll tlicrIIgular delegates
from the Second district of WI-stchoster
county. This motion was lost without
debate by a vote of 20 iinys to it yous.
The platform has been prepared and has
luIiIiI rI-Eul to the loaders and approved by
them. It is not lengthy, but approves of
the work of tho last legislature. (if the
Rallies law it will snyil is the rim-ll. IIIIIIIII
leI law with regard tothe liquor ironic
that has hI-IIu IInuI-tIIIl in an American
state. has reduced the number of saloon-
:ilul tukIIli tho saloons out. of politics.
tiiriiIIIi into the lrI-Iisiiry iiiorI- than ilu.
IIIIIIJNIU and iIIIiIIIiltIIIl lhII I'iiiiso of moral
by. it will itIIiuuiIIiiil the .‘llllillllirlJ'flllItll
IIf (iovI-ruor Morton and tho piw iizn by
tho lIIgl~hilIirII of the mentor \I-w York
hill. 'l‘lIII financial lilli'riiiuII-s will he :Il
most like the plank in lhI- iiutloiiul plul
form and for gold. it hrurtily lllllllrhl"
lIiIII lluilutiul ticket.
The- .\ow \ork ('lty Deli-gated.
The Now York city IIIIlIIgatIIs met in
caucus in tho lI:IiirIIIIIII of the (Grand
Union. and thc [InIIIIIIIIiiiigs worn IIpIInIIIl
by l'liairniun ldillil‘l‘ll-‘Il‘ll wllh II speech
that consumed one hour and li'll minutes.
Mr. |.IIutI.IrbaclI began his speech with a
vigorous attack upon the pariidoof llto
McKinley league. which he I'liurnctorlzmi
its "an outrageous IIpIIIItiiolII. the most iii-
iIIuliIIuII outrage I-vIIr pIIrpIItrntIIIl.” and
concluded his remarks on that subject by
~aylng: “instead of the band playing a
triiiiuphal march, it played a lli‘lbll Illlll‘l’ll
which will bury the traitors iorIIvI-II, and
they will be llt'lillt'll iii the mat II of pollii
t'ul IIlIllviIIii which flit-y in JlisllyIiIIscrw.”
He then reviewed tho billlliillill as it on
hit-I al. present and iiiIInIiIIiII-Ii in most
glIIwiIIgtIIrmIIout-h InuiiiilalII for iflllll'rI
iIIItIIriIIi honors. \l’hIIu AlIiriIlgII’II flilllll‘
Winn iiil'flI-lllill'fl. the delegates jumped to
”in” hot and cheered for fully u lllltllih'.
'l'lIII IIIIIiItloiI of lI'iIIlI'II tiuiuII mot. with ii
similar IiI-iIIou-lrullon. [in diluted fil
length on tho l'fli'llilllvl record of Mr. Plan
as ii politician. a loader and a mun. and
each iIIIIiIllldi of Mr. i-‘lutt'n uuruobrought
forth applause. lie concluded by saying
“There is but one thingthnt stand-I in the
any of Mr. i’lIItt'II receiving the iioiulnu
lion. and that III Mr. Pintt'sdI-chlon ii
i go to him and my, "i'IIII lti‘.’ delegates
from the city of New York have instruct-
I-d IIIII lo tIIil you that. they :iro desirous of
having youacIIIIpt the nomination for go.
IIriIIIr.' [am sure he will an cpl."
Simon firms and Lucius \‘IIII Alon fol
lowed Air. luIIItIIrbach with lIrlI f rom. trim
in tho Milli" \I- in it lookml III. though a
lrcsoluiioti uould be pIIsuIIIl lIIIIuI-Illalcly
, iudorsiug the plan IuiggIIIItIIIl by Mr Lou
‘ terlIiiIIIh.
Congressman Lemuel lIl. llulgg. how.
3 ever. took the floor and was it little room
that Mr l'lnit IIIIIIII man of
, "momm- shotlltl llt‘ III iii. to him.
or". suggest flint this mucus itistrIiI-t its ‘
, chairman to Irolillbuu thowmk that M has ’
undertaken and to use all his lIIllIIIIIII-II tII ,
cautious than his iI-liow worker. llII IIIIlIl
,iuIlgiIIIIIil.
and that h.- Wis of the opinion that no
" l, [with
have Mr. l'lntl IuII-IIpi tho IIIIIIIlIIIIliIIII. and
I make ii motion to that IIfiIIIIt.
'l liII I hair put the Motion. anti not more
than linif the delegation voted on It. but
flow were no soils in the negative. Au
il‘juufilllli'lli was lulu-n iIIIIiIIIIliIItIIly, thus 1
has lug the moth r in the union ubnpo III it
wa- prlor to the holding of the protracted
meeting
Pennsylvania tint. ”ohms-rah.
I’llll ADIM'HIA. Aug? .1. u-Mlli h inter
fit ll label! in the «at; l'llll‘lfl’ln" of the
Mu manure mmmanmrn “I
in this city, as dsiuonetr‘sted by the fact
that every county in the state. with one or
two exceptions, is represented by one or
more delegates. The work of the woven-
tion will consist of the election of ill delu-
aates to the national convention at ludi-
anupolls. the nomination of ii?! electoral
candidates and the appointment of the
stotecotniuittco, with one member from
each congressional district. According to
.iohn C. liullltt. who will be the perma-
nent chairman of the meeting, the ques-
thin of recommending the phielngot II
third presidential ticket in thcliold has
not been IioiisiilIIrcIl. Chief interest. of
course, centers in the platform to be adopt
oil. This document. which is unusually
brief, will ilu devoted almost entirely to
the tummy question, and It. is believed
that the Allentown platform will ho re-
atllrnIIId by the convention.
Watson to Take tlig fltuinp.
WASlliNil'l‘oN, Aug ’35.-—I(lllllll‘llilll lint
lcr of the Populist nationalcommittee uu-
bounces that Tom “'filiillIILtllu l’opullsts
candidate for vice president, would begin
his speaking tour at Dallas on Labor Ilny‘.
r‘ept. 7, and from that time forward would
be on the stump until election day. From
Dallas lilr. Watson will go through the
northwest as ianIII Nebraska, returning
by way of Missouri and Arkansas. them-II
to Georgia. where he will remain unI
til Georgia's early election. After that iii"
ours, Mr. Watson will again color the
northwest, going as far as lduho and
Washington. lie will come east in time
to give some attention to eastern iiliulrs
before election.
An English Vlew.
LONDON, Aug. .5. «The Daily News
this morning. in an article dis dissing tliII
powIIrs of tho l'niteil StutIIsi-‘upreino court
and the possibility of a doelsiou in opposi-
tion to the validity of gold coiilructs. says:
"The point is complicated by one decision.
and the future course of thII l'IilteIi States
supreme court in this particular is by no
means so certain as Wall street and IIoiII-
bard street would like to believe, but the
conservatism shown by the supreme court
and its special respect for property. as dem-
onstrated by its verdict ngnlust the in-
come tux, indicate that the chances are in
limit of the validity of gold contracts IIII-
lng maintained under all circumstances."
Nominated For Congress.
Sedans-Tsar. N. l'., Aug. ‘35,—-'l‘hc
Republican congressional convention for
the 'i‘wentyIilrst district was held here.
llavid Forest Wilbur of Uni-onto \vnI-
. unanimously ronomlnuted for member oi
congress.
BROOKLYN A FLIER.
New ('rulser Makes a successful Trial Trip.
Averaging Nearly Twenty-one Knots.
ilos’l‘ox, Aug. 25.——'l‘he Brooklyn was
given ti preliminary trlul under forced
Ilruit over thI oleclul course bIItweIIn Cape
.Ann and ('Iipn l’orpolso yesterday. 'l'lII=
average speed for the round trip of nil
knots was 20.9? knots an hour. a very sol
isfuctory pIIrforiIinnI-o. all things- I-IIIIsiIlIIr
ml. The contract- calls for u spIIIIIi of “JH
knots an hour lll ii run of fouriIIIiI-IIIIlIit'IIII
hours. ,lI'IIr each quarter knot .IIlIoI:II this
a speed premium of salmon is allowed the
Tlllllill‘l'rl. it is lIIIlhIVIIIl that on tho IIlll
clul it'lul tomorrow u speed of 2i ‘1 knots
will be recorded. in which event the ship
will corn for the l‘raiups the handsome
bonus of illituroou. 'I'iio I-IIiiilii iIIiIsot' wind
and sea WI-rn uhsoliltIIly perfect for thI
trial. Il‘li'l‘l‘\\'il.~ oiilyu slight lIrIIII/II blow
ing. and the water \Vlliti-l smooth as glues.
(in the trip up tho course. with the thin
agaiii-I'tllie ship. the distance of 41‘. knot .
was accomplished at the rate of
TIIH‘II‘I
'i‘Iii-2 I'I:i‘I>I:i: Iziiookm N,
knots nu hour, IIxncliy tho IIpIIIIIlIIt' th.‘
.Iriiiwr .\'I-w Vorl; on lll‘l' preliminary ll‘l:|l
IivIIr ilio hlillll't’lllll‘hl' l'lliryl'flr'talufll. Willi
out slacking spI-IIII, thII lirooklyn "Hill" a
wide Ill”! and storied back on the shroud
leg of the race (in this trip the IIiigliIm-n
WIII'II IIlIlII to gel llllll'll spI-IId oiil of her. tho
uvIIrngII l-I-liig 'JI.‘."4 knots an hour. ’l‘hi-I
brought the IIIIIIIII average lor the round
trip up to zero] Louis IIII hour. or a trill.-
IIIIIs lbnti :li kiiols an hour.
The course ls divided into six \lrl'li‘lifls,
uVIIrugiiIg iii-iirly sI-vIIiI knots each in
lI-iigth, i‘uii llllllyn are used lor IIIurkIIrs,
lillll lIciwI'IIli two Iii them, ill tIIIIiippIIrI'llII
of tho coiirI-II on ilII-Iiowu trip. the ship
was spIIIIIlI-d up to an InIIrIIgII of L"! knot-I
fora distance of seven knots. For about
two miles the average was '.".' l I knots.
This great I-pIIIIIi was IiIII-IIIIIpliIIhIIIi illlI
III-r IIircIiIIIslniII'IIs that were I-uIliIIIiIIly
snilsiur'tory lIlIlll III llltl I'I'ill'lII-quliliilh'h Iii
tho i'ruiIIpII and the naval illlll‘l'r-I on bourd.
'i‘hII eiIgluI-s worked beautifully. IIoi II
drop of water being used IIiI llIII lll‘lll'lllfl“.
The highest number of revolutions was
llII u illllillll‘. but the avIIrugII Wits lI-II-I
than llitl. 'l'iils :IvIIrIIgI- can be exceeded
by Iii. least ilvo rovulllihllls u iIIiniItII. and
ii the ltrIIIIklyii duos this on the IIillIIinl
lrhil loiIiome tho spIII-d ought to boat
least “.‘i l. knots an hour.
'I'ilII following Kiil'hfi worn on board the
ilrooklyu: Attorney llquIrui Judson lior
iuon, IIlIIglIIIII-r lil I but III-org" W MI-l
ville, l'_;-. N .i"IIiigiavIsiIIuiI .\ .~I Land
slIIegIIr IIIIII lIIIIIrgII llirI-II of \IIIv ITI‘I'NV
l‘rniu is ll. iiilIIou of .\I w \ ork. i uptniii
ii. i) liorup, l'. .x‘ A I 'Iiptulu ( 'gIIllIy
N. lllmsltd‘, l'. 5. .‘I.; l'IIiIIliIIl II'rImI'iII
lIIIrkiiI. .lr.. Wiiiloiu llIIdvmoIl \\ right. W.
ii. iloyln, IIIIilIIctot-of internal revenue at
l’hiiadIIlphln; ’i'lIIIIIIiiII l'. lilI'KIIIIII. W, W.
lllhus, il. l‘. SI-rrill, i'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr .‘I. Miy
uvlrn. llIVfllélTlnl‘llu of the Japanese lIIgII-
tltm. i'aptnln Hukurnl qui Lieutenant
'I'nkiuiro of the Japanese navy. Wilbur K.
Malthuwa, lib-hard I'IItIIrs. Ilr. and Frau»
I-iII f.. l‘rmup.
"undo With I Hold flair-III.
'i'iii-txvott, Aug :33 w'lho county board
of ircohoidors tit Ii upm- lul III-«ion Tleillllt‘ll
to protests on the question of tuning
bonds with is gold clause. It will not in
I IIIIII any bonds for It qutIIh or lno. It was
; intended to issue IHIIIIJIIIH Worth of bond;
at .’I pI-r I-I-nt to pnv thII I'oIdII' of l‘llllfilf'lll"
lion of fli'ltti'illfllllt'aslll IIIII -.IIluII roads.
An alien wnu orlgliII ill} llllllft‘ to di pom
'tIf tho lllllld‘il" l’pIIl' II-lil lIIIt fin to WI H-
no hidden. and it was then IbI iIlIIIi to is-
NI" them at. I pet will with it I lIItIIII pr.
IiIllIig for their rIIdI-Iui II-III in gold or its
,I-Iililiult‘lli
Work for the I'IIeIII'IlIIvIIII.
LAIIIIINI F. Mon-I. \IIII. .' I ~“ilIII I-Ity
icouncli has mind a til I will appropriation
. to bc "III-Ii for lhIIbII IIIIIiit oi the quIniploy
III Ill thin- one not to con will b.» iI-I II
for limiting new Iii-«Its and building row-
on
nuns Is iIIoiIiEn
Err-Governor ol' lViissouri For
Secretary of Interior.
THE SUOOBBBOB 0P KORE SMITH.
President Cleveland Announced the Ap~
pnlntment at urn! Cables-wit Created
Somewhat of a Surprise In Washington,
The Career of the (‘nbluet (miner.
lli'zxsunslisv, Mast, Aug. cam/in-
iiouuuuiuont is made by President l‘ll‘VtiI
land at (tray (bibles of the appointment of
David li. II‘rancis, ox govIIriIoroi Missouri,
nit/secretary of tho liIIIIrlIIr,'vitio llou.‘
lioku :‘iiillb, who i‘l'i’i'lill)’ rI-slgiII-Il the
set-rotaryship bell use or his financial
views. .‘iir. l'ruiut s will probably assume
union on >IIpt. l, as that is the date named
in D'ooi'I’IItIII) hiiilth' It resignation.
A Hui-prise In Washington.
Wasniso'ros. Aug. ..I.—-’l‘he announce-
ment that the president. had appointed ox
iiovcrnor Francis of hilusoiirl to succeed
Mr. Smith as secretary of the interior
r a t h II r surprised
Washington, moi-II
llt'illiilht‘ of llll‘ sull-
Ilouiluus with
which it followed
on the heels of the
nnuouncoiuont oi
alrfiiiilth's rctlro-
iiient than because
of the selection.
The reasons in r
r-‘IIci-Idury Smith's-
Vomiill‘)’ with .
Iii-Iiu'ul from tlic
cubliict were un-
derstood us soon as
thoIIiiiiouIiceiuIInt
was nmIlu on Saturday, and it was natural-
ly expected that. as he had retired because
he felt obliged to support the noiiilneos of
his party at ('liPhgo his successor would
be in full harmony with Mr. Cleveland IIII
the money question, There was a feeling
also that the president would probably so
loci. Mr. Smith's successor from the mid
dlc west, as the south was already well rep»
resented in his official family. . Speculu-
tlon therefore went to Missouri. Indiana
and lllliiois, and tho mum- of exllovoriior
l-‘ruucis, HYUUIIKI‘HSHIIHIH livnuiu and oth
IIrs naturally suggested themselves. llov
ornor lI‘rancls took a strong stand in favor
of the gold standard in the priIlliiiinury
battle for dolcuutcs lo the Chicago conven-
lion. but he and his associates were discs.
trously beaten in his state. During the
convention ho was also very active. Since
the I-onvuntioii he has. it is said by hi~
friends horn, given no public utterances
on to his position with rcgnrd to the (‘hi
Inigo ticket and so for as known has not,
at least III-lively, nllllll himself with the
movement for tho ludionupolls conven-
lloil.
“'urni Supporter of‘lllevt-luntl.
0. ll. lI‘llANil’ftIl.
(ion-rimr l’rupl'ls throughout his politi-
l‘.‘ll I-urIII-r has Tli’l‘ll a strong supporter and
a warm ll'li'ilil of Mr, Cleveland and lhl’
uIliIillIislrotloii. ii. is recalled that when
Mr. l‘lIIvI-lziiul was at Lukewmui making
up his cabinet prior to mining upon his
second term i‘\ Hover-nor lI‘rniiI-ls \vm
IIIiiIuiIIInIIIl there. and there was Ii strong;
iiiiprI-s~iIIii for a time that he \vIIuid bcl
given a portfolio. llII liliil bIII-ii mayor of‘
\"l. Louis and twice governor of .‘ll~'~'tlllf‘l. .
niui hIIfIIrc Mr. l'llvclniid's iioiulnalloii,
become .II III rt duty was pressed for thel
presldi iilitil nomination Al thI lime in '
was tnlkIIIl Id tor a I‘IIbliIIIl po~iiluii it was.
said til: it ho h: It! lll‘l'il liiftl'rl} opposed by
a faction in his slate, Iiiid that a ruiuon-
strum-II against his sI-lrylion was forward. 1
ml lodir. l'thI-loiul. lIZx-(lovI-riior lI‘rIiiI»l
cls is well known in \l'ushliigtnii. ”II has
been hero frequently and is exceedingly
popular. lie was here IIiilytiiva days and.
”fill it was thought when be left that ho
hull gone to liruy liiililus, lhIspilc the high
honors he has already lll'llll'Vl‘lT, ho is still ,
ii coinpnrulleIly young man. in tho uIIlgh
borhIIIIIl of III. strong and \'ll.[||l‘llllr-, of
sunny tI-iIIpIIruiIIIItIl and gIInlul Ili~puI~i l
lion. .Altbouub tailor lII stuliiru. be some ;
\\'Tl’ll rII-I-iiIblII-I Secretary Morton iii iIIr- l
soiiiil :ippI-uruiu-II. No bus ii llorld III-mi
plIIleIiI. stiutlI b: Iir :Iiui iIIli~t ic lIII lle l
llIIvIIriIor lI‘IrIIII' Is is soul to be :i In: in of;
'l
l
IIIii~iIiI-r.I|IlII iIIIIIIi~. “II was ~:Iiil in he
iIIill‘IIIiIIIii-II a few years ago.
IIZx liovoruor i-‘ruucls is :I IiiitivI-IIf lx’IIiI .
flll'ky lillil is liluiul Ill} )‘iIlil'niIi' two, In
curly liiII hII \vI-ni III .‘I'l. Louis and “In.“
rduI-ulml Iii \Iushiiigiou university lli thui “ ‘
city. which has .I-iiii-II hI-IIiI his homo. ibI ‘
blis tIIIIIiI proiIIinIIiIt iii |IiisiiIIIssulTulrII and
was for :i tliuo president oi the St Louis
.\lIIth Inis lIZw h; Inn-I His first Iii pour
on uiii lllflllll“ \v: “V in lu'Il when he iin-Il
Inalcgutc to Iii-I lh Inocriitlc notion: il I-ou
Nation at t'biIIIIgII. in tho following
spring he \Vib! I‘IlIII-iIIIi Iiiiiyor of 51. Louis, .
in" than he Wilhl‘Tllltii'lI goIIIriIor of .\ll~ .
t-‘lilll'l and has I-ltiI-II Tll'l‘ll prominent in‘
IIlIIlII and “Mimi.“ Illllllll'u‘, 1
Secretary Smith IIvliiI'IIIl lhII fli’l'llli'bf. _
I-IIilstiIItioii when ho heard thI iIutIII-oi
hi:- sIII‘IIIIu-IIr liII Milll iii rII-IpIIuIIII lII IIIIII~
lions. "i have lbII plcusiircof an intimate '
lll'l'h'lllltl fli’lllliillllflllt'i‘ with or tiIIvIIriIIIr
Francis and esteem liliu TillmT highly.
in ii twin of iuziikc Ill aldlitv, (if courscl
iIII l II IiIIIIp ititIvrII-Ii iii liIIIdIIpiiriniont. and
1 don't LII-Iw iIiiv mm to whom i would‘
llilll'l‘ willingly lm'ii it over. “
llalia‘s IIIIIII Trouble in iii-Inn. l
lilo .lenliio. Aug. ..'II, - AIIIIII-rIIiiucon- l
liicts urn rII|IIIrlIIIl to have IIIIIIIrrI-Ii ho a
l\\'t't'll tIIII llruzillunsiuul the “albumin
t-‘IIII l'uulo .III‘IiiurIltIy and fiIiIIdIIy. and tho _
Iigltutloii still continues. it iIIbIIllIIvIIIl
that tho llrIIIillIIu gIIvIIruIIIIoIi will wlIlI .
draw the I'Ki'l'llllllll‘ from the Italian (‘IITT‘
sol, whom the iIIIIvI-pupursIiIIIIuIIIIof sup-
porting the Indians in their ugllotlou.
.‘lllillfll' qunliII-lulioiIs and scenes of dist
order ill’l‘ "\ilt‘l‘ll'il lli'f‘t' in the III-or future
’l‘tio llruzliiun IIiIIIIIIhI-r of IlIIpiItiIIs has;
tiiinuiuioiisir l“l]li‘ll'|l the protocol or 1,
ranged for in the sIIitlmuIIiIl of tho I- lIIlmll‘
of tho Tllillllfl“ Mm suffered in former po 1
lliirnl trothlIIII i
l
l
1hr 0rd" of Twelve.
lmumv, Aug ills—diver l.'.‘|lll ill'll'ulITl‘e.
from all port-I of the world m.- in MIN,“
utm- at tho iIIIIIIillig of Hi" international ’
iltlior IIi 'l‘wIItIII. Knight-I IIIIIl flIIuglItIIrII .
oi 'Illlll‘ll‘. hold lll'f'l‘ this nook, TI... nrgutlI ,
l/iitloii ls IIIIIIIposI-Il entirely of l‘lilllf'i‘ll poo
pin. "or, Most-s ilil‘ltsuii ol' Kirkmioil.
Ills. ls liItIIruotiIdIIil IIlIlI-i grand monitor
and in illmi thI- founder of the order 'lbol
gntburiug is ill" largo-It mm of I. sumo u.-
do Ir I'H‘I‘ in iii in this city ‘
Veil rm; Fm From a staging.
Aitt'riI'. ll. if: Aug. I35 ~41;an )|,. l
Manor and mount hint u-km \vIII-II pm
IIipltutIIIl from u ladder rsloglngm the fifth
llonr .It 1|... III w Warren mills by the
IImIiIlmI‘IIin rope. H[he faiiwnIIIIr actual,
and Melting.” is living. while MICIIIIlIIIr
We. nut to tho lilmdu island hospital ee-
rionslv iniurIIIl.
llu.
KEEPSlDDINB lll II.
The List of Curse Will Soon
Wipe Out the List of Suf-
ferers in South Norwalk.
églrnt one, then two, then four, then
.iabt.
ltapld progress. isn't it?
won. it IIIII‘IIIis Tm. it taken them all.
Iii-ginning with lInII‘IInI‘IhIIothI-y cure.
lchIse of urinemllwy cure.
Frequency of urine-«they cure.
[turning in Ilithlilgt'II-Iihl‘y ctil'c.
SIIIliIIIIInl oi' lllll‘k (lust they run.
I High color and mucusmthI-y IIurII.
lIiabetI-a and lli'lglll'fl disease—«lb?!
CUH'.
All the same to thaw they I..- made
for it.
They are Iloan‘n Kidney Pills
They add to the list all who
them.
And South Norwalk'a list is long.
Because the cure misses none.
South Norwalk people know it now.
Here in a. case at. point. Mr. Chas. Ill.
Warren, son of the well-known olellI‘f
Dlnnll'i', of No. 2 (‘hestniit street. has
the following to say about Doan's Kid-
lit‘y Pills: "l have had backache and
weak kidneys from early childhood. I
have tried all kinds of remedies, but.
never i'I'I'PIVQd any permanent benefit
until I f‘OmanllN'll using lionn's Kid—
iIIIy l'llls. which I prIII-ui-I-Il at I'lnlstcd'l
tli'iii,r store, My iathcr had lIIII-ii using
thcni and was so pleased with the rc-
sult that. I was induced to try them. I
am satisfied that they are all that in
claimed. They cured my backache. I
am glad to be able to rPl'IJlllllll'illl them
to anyone who ISul'l'l'Tt'll at times as I
did."
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50
cents. Mailed by II‘IIstcr-Mllburn (30..
Buffalo. N. l’., sole agents for the
U.
lake
Eczema oi the scalp or Sczild Ilend.
even in its most nevi-re form, is nIIver-
falllnzly cured by Donuts (‘Iintment
the surest specific for all itchiness oi
the skin.
in an I'lillll"l3~'.|l lII- fore the ht. Louis Law
rub-mi Lliuiintcy Ill. Dope“ .I-‘II'iIl:
The law promotes longevity. It is p...
causc its discipline llllpl‘iht‘ri llzo pliysi Ii.
the iIiIIiiliil and the kiiirol conditions of its
practitioner. III other “unis. it giHIs llllll
I‘lllin'lll IIIIIr liiiIIsI-lf, and II grout phllow-
piII r has “fine“ that be who oniiiil ('lIIIII
iItIIiiIl II'iiiisIIll’ is greater than he who his
"liliilll‘lKl il i‘ll)".
iiIgi’orall time 10..» secrets of loiigcviiy
:iiill linppliicss. li lhI-y can be iiiIltI-Ii. thI-ii
\vc l'I‘illi‘il to the conditions of .‘ilIItlIiiscluh
and his l'I)ill]llllill-l.~'. \l’lu-ilurl may live
to llll'li‘ ago i know not, but I- think l
have lll~|‘H\i'Tl‘ll ihc secret of )lclhuscluli's
happy continuance for hourly LOW yours
upon this planet. No child ben- whcn no
bad no stcuiii uiiii iiII IIlIIIIti'iI'ily, no stonin-
IIrs upon the river or the IIIIIIIIII lll’HIMlufll
by this iiilglily power. no IIIIII-ii'ic light, no
railways spanning the I-oiitliiI-iii, iiIIovIIrI
lIIIIIIl wins and no cables llillli'l‘ the ocean
ooiiiiiiiiiiicuiiiig intelligence around the
world. Iiiul‘no trolley lliiIIs rIIIlIiciiig lhII
redundant population. lie livIIIl, not III»
coir-Io lie was irIIII from tho IIxI-itI-incnts iii-
i‘iill‘il! to the age of steam and IIlIII-ti'iIIllI.
but l-IIIIuiisII of the svcn-l which i have Il
covI-rI-Il.
stomach and what. win In \IIIIIII IIIII..I
IEVERvoNE
AGREES
who has lilcil. though but (lilt‘t‘.
. .
.llint for strength. piiiily and
.IperI-iit iI-Ioilts nothing on l‘.!llll
1 Iol its kind l..lll coiupuic uitli
Boss Baking
Powder
I
d
I
I
O
I
O
O
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I'i'lIIItI, to... Science endorse-s ii.
SI-I- uliail one ol the most i‘llll
‘iiI-nt .iulhoritics iii .\lllcrii'.I my»
about It: —-
lvii \li.IIiII\i. s. IIII..I_
Mo ll:IIIIII,CIIIIiI.
Dec. 20, 1895.
C. D. Bose & Son,
New London, Conn.
Gentlemen:~« I have
examined the package
of Bose Baking Powder.
for that porpoee.
I find that it is
composed of the in—
grediente which in
.my opinion are most
.eultable for such a
preparation. The
ingredients are com*
.proportion for the
'beet result, and the
f.mixture shows no
,Iadulteratlon or in-
:jurioue constitu-
O
OGHLB.
Yours Truly,
hem
l'os'tgt Tlt"i r svmr liiuitisi'.
usuuucvolttn M
C. D. BOSS & SON.
New London. Conn.
'llic world has lIIIIIiisIII-‘II- '
and ii is this: lmiimoiiy and hop» ;’
plum IlIIpI-Iid upon what you put in your ‘
ESTABLIIHID II...
LEADING
\c have placed on sale about
200 STOCK COLLARS
Moth-out ol‘ all silk war l l’crsiau Rilllliill.
l
FOR 4 9 crs.
We are showing the
The very latest importation for the fall.
H. K R I E G E R,.Mahackemo Hotel Block
RECREAiioNQiouRIST
"waoous i
"on! and banana-Hind.
BUGGIES,
PHAE‘I’DNS,
CARRIADES,
OAIOPIES.
SPIIDLES, ETD.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H E'NRY TILLY.
eeepfit“ out:
Block island, $8.50 and $l0.00
:Hloy trips. Aug. 2o. 20.
Saratoga Springs, $I0.00.
I-IloytripsI-vcry Monday during season.
Ausabie Chasm, $22.00.
'II-Ihiy trips August. lo. 17. 2t
White Mountains, $23.00.
noisy trips. August so.
Niagara Falls,$l7.00.
I-Ilny tI Iiirs. August 11: special tmln.
Thousand islands, Sl7.00.
i-Illi)‘ tours. AiiguI-t I25; special train.
Montreal and Quebec, $37.00.
ILIlIIy trips. August I? and September 'I'.
Cull on “wind ugtIiIt lll Il-Ii-I-t forcn ' of .\'
Efl'ouristflvlngiull liiloi'niiitloii.niit llI-KI-ls.
or l'I‘I'lI’ A il~liII|I. Tli.‘ "lull t‘l street. NEW HIL-
\l‘ll.
Physmian forWomen
MRS DR. it. A. DUILFDRD
Can b'e consulted at her office
"42 Boom Smear. anonroar, Cost.
From 10 a. in. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
'I‘hII doctwr in II rI- 1111“" physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the If
OTWIIilIt'flfl sin-II billy. Ladies suflerina from
any IliillII IiltyiiIciIiII aim the sex can consult
lir. Guiltor-l lutlic ~triItI-st confidence wit
theuvur. IuI II II No ,. lving thcniost skillfnlnn
IIII iII IntitlI trI-Iitinrnt known to modem surgery
'iinil iIII- lid Inc "I the ram with nurse fur-
iil lli‘ll when m hired. i'erins moderate
All letters Drompt v replied to. Incloso stamp
l
isles out ink, paint,
l.1r, pittingreasc
and stains from
.i. Iihing and car-
}‘cis quickly and
u Implcicly and
)flrLLviivcsvnm
-—-—NII Acid.“
J . B. RAYMOND,
DEALER IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
“hole silo and retail otllI-e and ice bonsai
\"in- lison st: I-ct.
’ .--\\lIriIlI,:II'.'.t n 's( igm- Store IIorncr South
Illuili Iiiui \VIo-fiillgluil sift-Ills. m ‘18“
mum:
time.
D. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embaimer.
93 Wallet" on St .0
UoJIo‘riwallr. . '
Residence. MahsIekemo Hotel.
In" 1—;
1°C.. 256.. at Drug
No unpleasant odor. and Uri liuudsfitorvs
. :{III iiitlIIiiiiilalIlII. Samples mailed. Sc.
L B. SUTTON, New Canaan,Ct.
Sold by A. Dickermuu IS: Son, So. Nor-
walk; Finncy Iv Benedict. Horwalk.
F. D. CRDSBV, D. D. S.
(li'lltlllllll‘ of l hilziIlI-livhia llcntol ilollczo.
Dentistry Performed in all its
lirmiclics.
’l'l'Zl-ITll l‘IXTiL \l 'Tl'lil Wl'l'llOITT PAIN.
Marvin's New block. \VII-bingtoii street.
5I‘I'Irllil ll-IIII'
ivill lIII “poi. .liigiistTlttli.
iFAIRFlELD comm - -
NATIONAL BANK.
M3 Wall Street. Norwsiir, Donn.
incorporated, a... Capital, $200,000.
. EDWIN 0. KEELER, President.
l DAVID ll. Mil. IIlIllt, Vicel’reet.
no. GREEN. cIIIIIie'r. ,
Dinncrons. “"3"
lItinmlI. Keenan. Musics M. Gtovru, " "”
‘lIIwiiI H. MILIKR A. J. MEEKER, SOUTH NORWALK - - -
lI’.S'r..loiislIoCirwoon ’l‘iiito. lIl. Suirn
lustfuui, ' Gusslv‘fl'iusru'su. ‘ ‘ ' SRWNGS BIN“.
. Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants 5' w“"'"¢‘°“ 5"°°‘~
l and Individuals Sollcltml, ()pcii llnlly from 9 in l'.‘ ll. m.. and from
. .'i I
l Sill DOPOSlt 30108 int"; It}: “Ill. , and on .\ onIlIIy evenings
‘ fair: I -i IIIIIIchl on (10 melts.
? F". t° °°P°'“°,',’, Al. nix.‘ soissiass iII-IIII.
. sous ll. Minus, ’v ice Prest
IIIHN ll, KNAI’ P 9m: and Trans.
You Don’t have To Swear Oil.
lsays the St. Inuisdonrnalof Agriculture D O R. l‘.? N., ",9 ,U s 2'
lin an editorial about No-To-Iiao. tho (’Rm’mfi H “’m I"
, fiuiious tobacco habit cure,
l‘I'lifill rIII-mw
"We know
NIIWIIlV'n lIvrilII'rIItimIrI Ifl'Iti‘u NIIIM Din-
of many cases cured by No—To-linc. III-rs. lilItIIlI' Tklflfill IIIIIIIIIIIIIII-I lintlilug.
Illnc, u broiIIiuI-ut St. Louis urchin-m :Iyll‘lllfl 'H'l‘lnl’diu ti‘lwutj ll; “3 pill}?
' I I iI II III-'1) \‘i lllill'l I-n _ n o
siiioltIIlaiid cliouid [or twenty yinrs: VIN‘ “urea...“ m’n‘”
thIlIovIIscanId him so that II'iIIiI thII
, suit-ll of tobau o makes him sit k.‘ “\I'II- ‘ r
TI-iIliII- sold and guaruniIIIId by it. ll. J. D. JENN'NGS.
,i’laistvd. No cnrc no pay. linok Y‘II‘I'.
I‘StIIrliiIg ltIIineIly (To, New York or UNDERTAKER'
(.‘hic'. Igo. KNIGHT STREET,
Norwallr, - Conn,
()pp. Sin-III lbdlway Depot.
itiIl's‘ffll-L'Cl'l l-ZIIM HTlll-Z’i‘.
'l'lIIldIIl'IlONII‘. CALL. ii.
I AI'III II l'ills aro rIII-oiniiiciulwl by
IlIInIlIiIg physuiaus and driiirgists. iis
lthc must prompt and efficient remedv
for biliousncss, nausea. costivoiii-ss lil-
ldigvstion. sluggishncss of the liver,
jaundice, and sitk headache. also, low-
lliI vII colds. fevers. neuralgia and rheu-
niaiisiii.
Jacob ill. Layton, .
Fire, Life and
Accident
iNSURANCEli
Reel EstateEh‘Iimfioau Agent.
Ocean Steamship ’i'inlo-ts, and Sterling
Drafts. Ill'llll Negotiated
and Stocks Hold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post. Office,
SOUTH NORWALK. I : 2 : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
HliicIIriIII-Ioi I tirc mu) iIII discussed at
Munich bv physicians, but the solicrcrs
want IpIiI-k MM. and HIIII Minute
(.oiigli (urII will give it to them. A
sIIiIII-iirIIfIIi children. it is “thIIoiily
liariIIiIIsII remedy that produces iiiiiucd
iutII IIsulls.” l}. l'. Wi‘l'll and (3.11
Htillsou
As the strength of a building depend
upon the solidity of “its foundation, so
hcalth dcpends upon the condition of
the blunt ’I‘o IprIIl impurities and ‘ . ~
cause the vital fluid to become vigorous
and lilo-giving, AyI-r's Harsoparlllu is J, O, J EN" I N08.
Paper-Hanger, caiclmlner.
._m
’tlIonIoIItpOWI-rful and effective medi-
cine in use.
m‘“ > hi “ ' 3
Painter.
CASTOR IA “‘3' '-
WILL PAPER MD IDRDIRD
Per Infants and Children. iNOfl'l‘H MAIN "mt
soon. Namath.
Hamide Mile of Lair-l “tylno' Papa".
Murder: and fill! Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notioeby pastel
instincts- (lb-Italic (it inn. ineli
In. ffl‘
on. m“
of w ,
H. K R lEG E ~
Millineryandcloak Store! :
THELMA BELT FOR LADIESll'
.. tangy: grave-c . '
Ur-IlIIis rIIIIIIivrIIl at G. . '
weigh» ~ :’ ‘
arm“; 4 vs.
Norwalk Chronicler