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TEIISE PARAGRAPH.
w,“
M» Mum concurring current Emit
initiated Front in Illulmyt m Imp
of Typical Cosmonaut Tum
no: Jane M. Mend. of Park street, is
quite ill. ‘
‘ Miss Grace M. Smith, of Spring Hill,
is quite. ill. ‘
St. Mary's parochial school will ore
September 8. '
The Norwulk Painters' Uniin wil
meet tonight.
An artesian well is being sunk at
Nor-walk Park.--” .
Uncas Tribe will confer the Adoption
degree tonight.___
Ponassns Council, Royal Arcana-n,
will meet tonight.
(Jltarles Cargill, of Unionville, ’is
again quite poorly.
The Liederkranz will hold another
outing, Sunday next.
Water was turned into the new main
on Mill Hill, this morning.
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I . . .
The Norwnlk fire companies will have
meetings and practice runs tonight.
Eben Hill, Jr.. has returned to Dan-
bnry from a yachting trip on the Sound.
Miss Susie Hogan, of Main street, on-
tertained a party of friends, Sunday
night. ‘.
The trustees of St. Peter's church will
hold their monthly meeting tomon'ow
night. '
The schooner Jane Grant is at Ray‘
mend Brothers’ wharf with a cargo of
cement.
A number of Soutnport riders are pre-
paring fer the Labor Day bicycle races
to be held in Norwalk.
The Bridgeport (inn club won the
shoot with the Norwalk club, last Sator-
day, by a score of ms to 106.
The first number of the Danbury Re-
publican, a new eight-page weekly pn-
pcr, will appear September 5.
Rev. Charles M. Selleck, of Norwalk,
preached in St. Thomas“ Episcopal
church at Bethel, Sunday morning.
Assistant Postmaster Harry (J. Mitch-
ellresnmcd his duties at the Norwalk
post-office, yesterday, after his recent
illness.
James (,Iracc, Joseph liealy and
George l’arketon. of the l'orwalk Street'
Railway line, are fishing at Grupc‘s
reservoir.
George liailwilz believes that some
one tried to get into his residence in
North Union avenue, Sunday night, but
was frightened away.
Real estate sales: Burr Smith to Mor~
gun 1". Roland, land and buildings on
Newtown avenue; James Bates to Royal
(3:. Millard, land at West Norwulk.
Miss Helga Rasmussen will entertain
her friends tomorrow night, in Bay-
mond's ball, in Washington street. in
honor of the anniversary of her birthday.
The. (lily of Norwalk band has cleetwl
thestaoflicers: Loader, Arthur Mellor-
aid: president. l..t‘lill'ord llunncll; tron:-
nrer, Frederick Lawrence; scctctary,
James B. lloulihan. .. -
Fred Malkin and Henry llidcl‘. of
Non‘alk. wheeled to New York city
and return, Sunday. They aim visited
(Joneylslund. ('hallcs ('omstock and
Roll Moreliousc rode in Bridgeport.
FOR A son) STANDARD
Convention of the Democratic
Reform Organization.
JRIOAGD PLATFORM DENOUNOftD.
New rout Dial. send- a run Detention
lo the Gold Standard Convention at In-
dlnnnpoihwEI-Govornor Flower lie-d-
lhe Idol.
t-lrmlrss, Sept. i.—'l‘ho state conven-
tion of tho Democratic Reform organiza-
Ilon,,or gold standard Democracy, was hold
at Alhambra hall,this city. Chairman \\'ld-
(Dillflllll of the state connnlttoc called the
convention to ordor. llc announced that
l'ndor Sherllf l-lcury ll. Sherman of New
York city would read the call. This was
done. At this time thorn Wore about half
a dozen peln‘ilo’on the "stage, While the
mats on tho Ibmr were about one-half flll-
MI. The spectators numbered about 250.
(llmlrman \l'ldemnunn thou addressed the
delegates. His remarks were strongly up-
plhudnd runny tlmos. - ‘
At the conclusion of his remarks Mr.
Wldonmnnn said he had been requested by
the state committee to name llunlcl (i.
tlrlllin of \\'atortown as temporary ohnlr-
man of tho convention. Ilo named Ed-
ward (1‘. lJuuphy of New York and llenry
.-\. Richmond, a son of Dunn Richmond,
is a connnlttee to escort Mr. (lriilln to the
tllflll'.
Mr. Griffin's appearance on the stage
was that with an out-burst of enthusiasm
from the delegates.
The speaker was froquently applauded,
but when bs‘roferrod to Grover Ulevolnnd
in the latter part of his speech the dolo-
mites for the first time forgot themselves
and, standing upon their feet, gave three
cheers for (Irover Cleveland. His oulogis-
Ila references to President Cleveland were
lime and time again warmly cotnmondod.
While waiting for the reports of com-
mittees the convention was addressed by
Dr. William Everett of Quincy, Mass. The
conimlttoo on permanentorganization rec.»
onunonded cx-ifioorotary Charles 5. Fair-
chlld as permanent chairman, and he was
elected.
General Charles Tracey of Albany and
'l‘hoodoro Sutro of New York city were ap-
pointed a mnmnittce to escort Mr. b‘ulr-
cblld to the platform. Mr. Fairchlld was
warmly received by tho dclotmtion.
llo made a speech which again aroused
the enthusiasm of tho delegates.
Mr. lt‘alrchild's denunclnilon of the in‘
motion of the Buffalo llomocrntio conven-
tion to indorsetbe Chlcago nomlncbslnor-
dor to preserve the regularity of their or-
ganization was enthusiastically commend-
Id. Ills declaration that “true patriots
should save the Chicago lenders from their
own unwise declarations“ was llkowlso
well received.
The Platform.
The committtm on resolutions presented
tho following platform. which was adoptv
rd:
The Democrats of the slate of New York as-
sembled in convention at Syracuse adopt the
following platform:
Tho maintenance of the constitution in its
integrity: the preservation of tho national
.‘reulit'unlmpalrod and flio national honor tur
-ullied; the freedom of tho indivnltnd to on»
.mue in all the pursuits of life unhnmpcred by
the inlerferenm- of paternal guvernnwnt. and
the right of every citizen to moving the re.
ward of his labor undlminished by'a «ll-based
-.t:nulnrd of Willie are fundamental and I‘ssl'li‘
Itul pvinciplesof tho Ih-iuocrulio ‘purty. I
We repudiate the Chicago platform and its 5
«implement, the Populist platform adopted at |
St. Louis, because both violate uml attack all ;
'hcsu llonumrntic printdplcs. I
We repudiate the nominations of the (,‘hica- I
go convention. its candidate for president
:tnnds as such upon the l’opullot platform. I
with its demands for unlimited paper money I
distributed direct to the people. and its meml- ,
Nile and Inti~Atner1cnu denmmls for the e}.~ i
tension of paternal government. us he does up I
on the platform adopted at i‘llicngu. lle nclive- :
lysoughl thel’opuIM nomination. liavmg olr :
ruined ll. be has nc-Vcr rejected it. and he has :
never repudiated the declarations of the Pop l
nlist platform. .
More than all, m- tll'lllni’l' the outburst oil
'-"I'lllbnf|l llnh- which :tflelnlevl Ibo adoption ofl
Ibo (‘hicugo platform and the do testable nl- ,
tenant to divide it Ill'lllm'rnlie peopiu, nll stand I
rug with equal riuhlsund uppurhllillllm below i
Ihn law, into rich and poor. and under the l
~lllnulus of tho clans prejudice thus aroused I
In treat wrlb reckb as contempt the views of,
tho large and earnest minority in the convent ,
film who «ought to confine ifs utterance to a.
I'V‘llll'llflllll of Ilelnocrniic principle-i.
'l‘bi~ platform Is accepted by the presidential i
:ioininoo of the commotion Iii the spirit in!
which it was lltlupfetl. livery rpm-ell he deliv- ‘
--rs is fired mlh inllunumnury nppmtls to the '
poor against the rich. in o llnsc, lip-American g
and null-metal cllort to obtain votes by l'l'l'lli'i
me and stimulating n pmdoorlto class hatred
unto”; our [N‘UI'I'H We appeal in our hour
.u'l‘lllll' folluu‘ I'lIi/clw M'i'lllll-IY fn I‘nilolll-‘f
this, winch Is the gravest footnlu of tho pend-
~m; elections. How long can our llemocrnlb
unlimited-o endure If IIIH assault upon them ;
.uwm-dn'.‘
’I'bo I’hicago platform nilnrlm the constitu-
ilnil both In II-l fuller und rllll‘ilt lt throulmn’
in I:\III'I‘I'II‘.I' duct-dons ol‘ the supreme conrl'
Sunday.
Among those who attended the lawn
party which was held at the residence;
of Miss llawxhursi, in b‘orwalk. 'l'hursg
day afternoon. were Misses Addie. Bulk-1
Ivy and film I hiltley. and I'Ivet'clf Bulk-i
loy and Erastus llaldey. allol' Soutle‘
port. '
'I'. Bullock, an old inmate. of the Sub
Idlers‘ Home at Not-oton, was arraignmf
before Judge flown». in the Htamford.
(.‘ourl, yesterday. chargol with drunk ,
eInn-ss. He explained that bit "ppm?
cutlyinfoxivalml condition was duo It)
an altar l; of l'heumatirnmlml not liquor,
as mu supposed. lie was discharged
upon his promise to return In Ibo Home. -
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‘l,r‘.‘«’I.mIv .m‘ m..llwmAllumuln-ll’r -
Cleans
f' , “'2 llirt '.
-: i BO“ llzlliils
‘ . when
Am! Soaps
l’ail.
" ad I .
lbc____rl e" lxcmoves
Cleaner ,
I’llis.
blunt,
”9 “‘9‘ Grime,
lmcmm’lnl Grease.
l
dist-brawn: to the party caucm by pitching,
the mull through no increase of the nnmb- l‘ '
1f Judge-n. thus Nlrllilllk o deadly blow at the.
Mini l‘vlllhl‘llllllllllfill prlnrlplo of III“ liuleln-nd'
encn of tho llldll'inr)‘.
l‘mbr the uubm of few nlmu lcdnrnl Inler‘
=1 H o- n in local nflnlh If unpllmlly moth-mmE
IItu exert-em of tho con-hintlmml putrcv of the
lwll‘rnl exaw'tillveioprolt-cl the lrnuntmrlnllnll
of the malls. lo lnsnro- frrrdulil of conunerce‘
dun-Ill: III" several "li|'¢"‘ IIlI'I Ill Illifoi'l‘e lIIv
L .b-cruw of the federal court» v. boo r. NI‘IHI Iv i
full I‘ Mill Hill.
In lll‘ulmhllltf to up: o the mints of the I'ml‘
Id Mill“: in Ibo Hi In mailing-l «If Miter iii (In
ratio or Ill to I a hen the relative limf‘ltvl vat
low of now-r and gold or" now Ill the photon '
llom of .l‘..' to I. llwl lllcugo platform thronti or
I partial repudiation of that public debt ibr ‘
volirllly of v. blv'II Ibo I‘Iviualtllllbm declare
“-aliall “III In- quullnued ‘ ll reach-ma ell
nunr of arbitrary ililI-i‘fercnr‘c ullb individual
Hilllf‘ v hm: O m t its to force Its debuted mun
of town the l'lllllll' by forbidding contracts
'-\‘lll"I| provide for pnylncn'. in any Inmlimlo
more valuol I" Ilmn the lb prvclnll'd legal h :r
'lel' WIIII‘II ll prup'nc-A in e-fnldInll.
nepndlnta the Chicago I'Iullorm.
We repudiate llm l‘btcnzgo platform brrmm
_ It proposm to nth-litan- for our present hinmlr 1.
*nrd of \‘ulut‘. which I.- I'lllllll to the beef in llo
World, an amiable and depreciated standard. ‘
'uhicb hm le-n f’vjt'l'fwl by everyeivillred
’1an prosperous and clonmu-rmnl nation and.
which «mold pal nv- on a omw-lory Invel won
l‘hlna. lllcsl- n and ollwr countries when: ll
but in notoriv lie Iy unvb rpold.
'l'lm I‘ltlcac'v platform declares against cold
lll‘llllllllrlltlllsill mld advocates lcnialnllon
“‘llll‘ll "Ill“l Invvilablr bad in silver louno‘
luvfulIi-mv. If advocates n tn'mI-lnry it"lvltl
which “H'llll I‘Ifl'f’ IIII l‘llllllllIA-ll fluid of a!" rd
lotion lo the capitalist, but Would materially
rulnwv lhu pttrch:o-iint lmwer of orery dolhr
paid to llo-wruv- mrnvr nndpnnlsb boo-st
limit by drprrciillng flu,- \‘nIilI' of every : v
luau Inuit d: pull out every life in-hrnnmv pol-
icy.
It mlvwall a bio rnl pensions and at live a one,
time wells to impair the anm' of “tort“ luzl’ l
. Mott paid by the novevnmenl. ll crindrmm 'no}
. only method provided for keeping lotdnlntu ;
7 the national credit moi favors a wile: when
1 man tumult In partial repudiation of the. WW
tic. debt. It dlmm‘muvm of tin» lamp of nation .
. i ll boob nabs matted by the pleasant sentinel
I mt hoods and mum to substitute lam
mull no “at litter ominous! hm "
t .
lol' excommunicated pupal! money manna.
in dobased and fluctuating coin.
lt (‘llVl'I'ley attack- the existing civil service
lawn, upon the iii-emanation and extension of
which tho efficiency of tho public service due
I‘v'ndfl. It contomptuoosly omits all "sternum:
lo the ulniiulstrntlon of the only Democrat
who In this gmuvrhllon has had the presiden‘
Ilul office and whose integrity of 1)“er and
firm determination to maintain the national
honor has been aekaowlodgod'by all classes at
his fellow citizens.
We heartily commend the administration of
Grover .Jleveland. llo has been loyal to the
principlts of true Democracy. His adminis-
trntion has been efficient. honorable and out»
nomical. He deserves tho tlmnks of the whole
hoopla and has earned and will receive Iht
praise of a grateful wolorlty.
We hold that it In the duty of the govern
ment of tho United States in the exercise of
its coimtltutlonal functions in respect to coin-
age and currency to follow and not to fore;
the preferences of the people. The gold stand
ard is a monetary fact which cannot bl;
clumged by act of congress. In the. face of tin
Jung continued existence of that standard in
the L‘nltod States and the unmlslnkublo world
wide selection of gold in preference molly":
as a monetary standard, any attempt to tum-
pcr with that sluiulnrd is vicious in principle,
dlslmnest in practice. du-strucliVoof confldencc
and thoroughly un'llumocrnllc. We. are thorn
fore in favor of a firm and nnvnrylng mainte-
nance of the present gold standard of value at
long as that standard continues to be a mono
lary fact.
Against legal Tender Not“.
We believe that the federal government
should ho directly divorced from the llllNllli‘Hr
of banking nml therefore demand the repeal
of all laws authorizing the issue of legal ton-
der or treasury notes by the government or
the relssulng of such notes when they have
only been redeemed in gold. We favor the on-
hctmont by congress of such legislation as will
permit the establislnm-utof a bankingcurrtm-
cy ample in volume for the needs of business.
readily adjusting itself to such lllwtls, abso-
lutely secure In every contingency and at all
times redeemable in gold.
\‘t'o are opposed to Republican protection.
We recognize in protection, by which the fed‘
eral power of taxation on import:I is exorcise
for the benefit of a class. the mainstay o.
trusts, the parent of monopoly, the fruitful
murco of the present political dangers which
threaten the lmtion.
The silver agitation began in the efforts oi
the, produeors of silver to obtain a higher
price for their product, and they have a.»
much right .to seek the interference of tin.
government in their behalf. however fruitless
ll may ho, In; have the manufacturers of steel
or cotton.
The liland’Alllsou not of l87ll and the so (lull‘
ed Sherman act of 1le Were measures largely
designed to afford protection to the producers
of silver, and the latter act, under which from
In!“ to 1593 the government of tho United
States purchased monthly 45min» ounces of
sin-or, nearly six tons daily. and issued treas-
ury notes therefor, so thrcatcnmi the national
credit and produced such distrust of tho pow;
er of tho government to maintain tho standard
of value that to It for more than to any other
influence is duo the business depression of tin
last three years and the consequent free silver
agitation which finds in tlmtdcprossion its on»
I)’ hope of success.
We believe the enforcement of thoeivil'serv
ien laws is essential to an efficient administra-
tion of the public business. and \\'n commend
the extension of those laws by President
(‘levelnud to the remainder of the unclassified
~Iol‘vlce.
As llcmocrnts loyal to the maintenaneooi
the constitution and ”mini” in our. support ol
the credlt and honor of our Hinntry. w" onu-
not Indorso the candidates nominated nl. (‘lu
cngo, nor the champion of Republican prohib
:tory protection nominated at St. Louis. We
declare therefor..- Ibnt the approaching con-
vl‘nlion at Indianapolis should uointnnte on a
Democratic platform Democratic t'nlllllflilfl s.
to whom “'l' pledge nlll' hearty support. and
We instruct our delegates to that convention
to use every effort to bring about such nom
motions. '
The following delegates at large and of.
inmates to the lmllunnpolls conwnlion
Were elected: RHFWI‘II I'. lt'lowerof Water»
town, fienoral ('hnrlos Tracey of Albany,
Edward M. Shepard of Brooklyn, Ilenornl
licorgo Magoo of Watkins: alternates,
From-ls M. Scott of New York. Henry A.
Illcbmondof Bull‘alo; (leorgo A. llrockwuy
of ('ortlund and (‘ltnrlt-sJ. llissell of Roch-
ester. Delegates vvero also chosen from the
>ti\‘t'l'.‘ll congressional districts of the state.
There were no delogules present from
the counties of Allegbuny. ('lo-uango, lief.
nwnro. Essex. Franklin, tlcnosw, dim-no.
Livingston. Nlagara. Hrlcnm, l’utnnm.
ricbobarlo. Sullivan, ’l‘ioga or Warren.
'l‘ho convention adjourned to meet in
Brooklyn on Sept. it for the nomination
of a state ticket.
The llulllnapnlll (‘unvunllom
l.\'l3l.‘\\'AI'ill.ll~', Sept. I.-.~w.\llbmiv,-b lln'
onilvcnllnn of the gold standard llem
m'l‘nls ls ll‘t-‘i llmn Ilvi hours away, the deb-
gnles are slow In arriving. A few of the
imial‘bw. including l'erry Belmont and
John if. Fellow-lot .\ew York. Louis ltlbt
rich of ('olnrudo, ('omplrolb-r l-Zch‘cls of
Illinois, Senator \‘ihu of Wisconsin. ex-
t'ongrmsnmn tlnlhwnllc of “bio. I‘. 5.
Perry of l‘onnccticut. ore bore.
H-orclarydobn ll. Wilson already ba~
tho signed t'rl'llelllluls of over M1" Ilclegnfon
and Iclegrutns announcing that they are
on their way. Thus for but one deb-gate
hm appeared who dccs not fund" Ibo noln
motion of n llcltet.
'l‘hn monomers. however, fool. upon it
llelwl In the doubtful ululcsnwtf \llal
importance, but the general I‘Mlet‘flifltll‘l
now Is that an electoral ticket will Im put.
up In almost more state in the l'nb-o it
Is polnlcd out that an acme mnvnw Is to
be made by the gold Democrats under Ibo
nuqlicos of the committee to ho uppolntml
by tho convention to hllf‘l‘t‘l'fl lilo prov:
slonnl committee on llIlr-I tho I Inlmgo
nominee-4 and that lhbc could be more cf
lecllvo nml morecoin-Ideally III'III' wllb
nominees in tho lleld.
'I'flo nmnnger» lone begun locust around
for cumlldalcu. Among llw names lot:
nested are ficnnlor George “ray of lloln
warn. mt l‘ongrmsmon tlotllwnlto of “bio.
ovflllnlnlerItmwllrcrland Broadlwud of
.Ilb-sourl and Mr. Bynnm
”Hall I‘. Walloon of Wad-mutton Hutu
loos arrived. .‘Ir. “'IIIIM‘I‘\\ns udolcgato
In tho I‘blcago mnwnllon. and when he
rn-tnrnml leuc he Wrulc (doorman Jones
a letter rc-lgnlng pereluplurlly from the
notional connnltleo and tepudlmlngllm
fiblrugo platform and tho ilchet. Tho let-
ler has I'lllffll'II comivlernblo comment In
. them-I. us Mr. Wallace ls lhonly man
to resign from tho eotmulllcc boron-o of
hls nnld vlcns.
I’; on his nrrlml born he created quits u
nountlon lo the corridors of the hotel on
net-«mm. of his pronounced declaration In
from of Mr, l'lmelnnd for lien luonlnnllon
for president at the routing won Illloh.
,"Mr. ( lowland.” he said. "is ‘oroduvo
will»: wlrongcr than any other omn lIlIIl
can be. named love. If he is Immed. the
llelml will In a flcnlocmllr‘lirkcl. and the
l'blenuo lb kid will be the old" slut“, Mr.
lileu-lnnd will push Brynn llarlin‘ than
my other limit that could possibly be I'Im
wo. Ill-u retention would now! no obj”:
. llon llmi has been pooh» lo naming any
ticket. It ha- been told that m many
lb‘iluu‘fnls will VllIl‘ for Ma b.'in.ley even If
we lone a ticket that it will make u very
poor showing for the gold llmmmratu of
the laundry. \i‘ltb I'Ivvclnnd as the hem»
face all this Would he obvimrd. it would
show that the Democrats of the century
are not for silver. and that llrynn without
his Mounts! mm wrath! not have as much
RUSSIA’S MAN.OF IRON.
loin-atone Ito-ult- llu Follow the be.“
of Prince [Altman-Boston”.
Lennon. Sept. i.—«'l‘bu death of Print).
IAIJnnoff-Rosmvsky chancel the whole
European situation. No other man's death
at the present moment could have had
such an Important bearing upon. the in-
turn historyol the world. lib: was a mind
which conceived and hli was a hand which
was executing the vast readjustment of
international relations whlch‘ now in In'
progress and which is Tlust entering III
most critical period. be shown of MI
stupendous plan was almost assured. He
natured to malts Russia the dominant pow-
er of Europe and Asia, supplantlng Great
Britain in her almost World wide prestige.
Fate and his own genius and Indomitable
energy enabled him to accomplish won-
ders during tho lb’ months he was virtual-
ly In control of tho llusslun govorunmnt.
it was not until nhoutn month ago that
the young ornr attempted to check or corn
trul his foreign minister, who had exor-
chiod unlimited ‘authurlty in tho eotiduct
of his office. llobnnofl' had bean indiffer-
ont to any of thogentler Influences of hu-
ntan sympathy In tho execution of his va
lltlcnl plans. lIo might have putastop
to the Armenian massacres by a word at
any moment, but it did not suit his pur-
pose. Tho authentic story of the horrors
suffered by tho Christian subjects of the
sultan was brought to the knowledge of
tho czara few wooks ago for the first time.
lie was appalled by the awful record and
ordered a complete reversal of tho Bumdan
lolley toward Turkey. it required all of
.ohanoff's influence with the young nov-
oroign to prevent a literal execution of his
instructions and a sudden and drastic so-
lution of, the Turkish problmn.
lle succumb-d, however, in persuading
the mar to be content with a slight modi»
float-Ion of the policy toward Turkey. This
now elciocnt of dllliculty in carrying out
his vast plan for Russian domination may
have been one of the immediate causes of
Lolmnolf's sudden collapse and death.
Premiu- Ito‘s Successor.
\I’Asmsorox. Sept. I.——.\’mvs has reach-
ed the Japanese legatlon here in confirma-
tion of the previous cablosunnoonclng the
resignation of part of the Japanese cab»
foot and the succession of Klil‘liilll to the
premiership, vacated by the resignation of
Count lto. ls'urodo is a Japanese of the
old school, a man of great attainments, of
splendid cord as a warrior uml it states
mun, having onco lmforo _llllod tho pro.
'inlcrsblp, and, like Ll flung (,Ihang. was
on forms of personal friendship with Genv
oral H‘mnt. who came to know and admire
it during his stay in the east. The im-
presslon. hero is that Kuruda's occupancy
of the ministry of foreign affairs In but
teuqmrnry. as it is not believed that in his
advanced ago he can bring himself to the
heavy task of discharging the manifold
duties of Ell/Ll place.
(‘oumortlcut Republicans.
BARN-unto, Sept. l.—*Tlm Republican
state (mnvontion convenes at the Audltorl
um this owning for the purpose of nom-
inating candidates for gowrnor and state
olliccrs. also tho prosldt ntiul electors.
There is smooth”: of a “dark horse," but
tho overwhelming Inniorlr'y of the dole
untos will be divided I ctocen Lieutenant
Governor lmrrln A. I‘ool: and John Addi-
mn l’orter of l’omficl. proprietor-of the
Hartford l’o-it, for unlwrlulfhl'lnl boners.
For the second plnco Judge ('owell of Wu.
torbury. lion. .I. ll. .It-woll of New Haven
and ex-Hpaner l‘harlcs ll. l'ino are the
leading camlidates. '
A Mature llrldul l'nlr.
ltoca‘. um: rasg‘te. .\'. \’.. Sept. tw
t'onsblcrablo surprlso was exprcsscd when
it. became generally known that Professor
liiclmrd Schepeurell of tbisplncound Mrs.
hiary .\'t~lb~on of llrmdglyu had been mur-
rled a two]. ago, Thu bridegroom is 70
years old. while the Hun of the brldo is I'M.
The professor had in en married before
and has sit grou‘hohildren. fin is Ilm old»
I’sf number of the .‘.lm~lriuu~' union In
.\ew York and has filled engagements in
nearly all the New York theaters.
l'rooku [to]; n flunk.
t'll-i‘-l-‘l.lt.\'i-. Fepi. l. --—- The gang of
lllll'lv-i \\'Illt‘ll had followed the Ilrynn
purly through New York .‘lllIlv, look ad
vantage of the stop in lllpley to do n clev
or streak of work. 'l‘hcro H u sinull loud;
it) llm luwll, lb branch (If 1H. A. Skinner‘s
First National bank of \l‘csllbdd. The
bank clerks l‘uhllml iolhufrulll. door to
son the yormle pros. and in the meantime
thieves slipped III at a burl. window ulnl
mmlo away with all Ibo rush in night.
which amounted to about film".
Postmaster» Appointul. '
\I‘Aomm-ov. r‘t-pl. l.»--'l‘lm followl g
fourth chm posimusln'rs lmvo been p
pollllwl'
New lot-Ithdrlnn, .I'. ll. Millard.
Pennsylvania-4'urlssllle. if. L. Pt
rich; llalntend, Mrs. Sum Mllluno; h'la 1
lion, Lyeundng, .I. l". rhea. /...
(‘ornrllon Vanderbilt Worse.
Murmur. it. I. r-‘apl. l.~~~f"ornollun
Vanderbilt, although morning to mend
slowly. Is In it pr-worious mndlllon. fIla
physicians have ordered that lll'hlllllllll not
be l’l'llmH'tI fmm Newport, and his wlfu
has made arrnnucuwnlu to pass the com
lng Winter at this rcmrt.
Italy fiends Mtlpu to Hon": Amnrlcn.
"our, Sept, l 'l'ho Ilplnlono nn~
ununcm that film: Humbert has slgnml a
decree uulborlzlng the re esluhllsliipcllt of
an ltollun squadronln South American
waters, The squadron will Include Ihrco
t‘rulwl‘o and a dispatch vm-ol.
l‘rlntn flanker Arrested.
hymn, N. Y , Sept. l.»..l. it. Wit
ford. prlvoto bunker. who left town nomn
WII‘Ifl ago. rotnrned for a visit with his
family and was arrested on the charge of
grand larceny. In tlcfnult of Mom hull
he'tvns remanded to jail.
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":nadc lmvoc among: our Mistonmry suits of
to THE LElTER.
cause It's tbo'Way It’l
‘ Done In EastNorwalk.
Wat—l .
Nothing pleases any one more from
appreciation of work well done, and W0
can carry no news to the afflicted nlora
welcome than a remedy, which cured
the «nine In others. A remedy wblch
cures needs no onward push other tlntn
It gains for itself. Dean's Kidney l’ills
flll every promise to the lt-Ilt*r~lhc¥
are sure to cure—~and they cure. The)!
are simply and only‘a kidney cure—
useless for any other disease—but
him: in their realm. Is this clulmlnn
much or little? If you have ever sufv‘
feted from kidney cmnplalnt~any of
its forms or stages—and have taken
I’lean's Kidney Pills for it, We will be
satisfied with your'answer. The moun-
tains of misery plied up by kidney
troubles toWer above all other miseries
nnd outnumber them all. The trouble
is. so many are deceived by the symp-
toms. ’l‘hey readily believe it anything
else than kidney trouble. Backache,
for Instance. means kidney-ache, nine
tlmos out of ten. But If not cured. it
soon make: Itself known as kidney de-
rangenn-nt, by urinary slgns-~cllhcr
excess or retention, and all more or less
painful. They are won understood
now in East Norwnlk and so are
lloan‘s Kidney l'llls, as tbc'true spe-
rifle.
Mrs. Frank Wills, who resides at 4?.
First avenue. says: "I had kidney
complaint and an aching back. I Went
to l'lalstcd's drug: store {or a box of
Dean's Kidney Pills. They cured me.”
Reader, invesllcate these statements.
They are published for the bl-lll‘fll. of
those suffering from any disorder of
the kidneys.
The aching back has no greater en-
emy than Donn's' Kidney l’illsw-not lu-
furious to the most delicate constitu-
tlnn., Do not not on the bowols. but dl-
reet on tbe kidneys. Forsale by all
dealers. Price. 50 cents per box, or six
boxes for 82.50. Sent by mall on re-
ceipt of prlrv1 by Foster Mllburn 00.,
Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents for the
United States.
No need to scratch your life away.
Dean's Ointment brings instant relief
In all cases of Itching Piles. Pin
“'m'ms, Enema. Ringworms, Hives, or
other itchiness of the llu'n. Get it from
Four denier.-.
The Heat in London.
The l'lnulidmmn who returns toiipndon
nftcr u long l'llli‘ must Ie struck Il_'.' the ef-
ecl of the bent on our traditional i‘l-st'rtc.
Vim-o years ago we had jllf-f such a Lusi-
Vaniau summer as that on which Will Wu
- rprml‘s gr;zmli.-uber‘s prupo grew .’.‘:l. It
Michell block. The Londoner shed his
waistcoat and awn-arm in public begin
\vilbu sill; hand, which in another _\car
rtwn may take on u Lusitania" color.
the black cylinder was drpowd. and the
(raw but reign. x1 for some nwllllnt Would
.n ilssiwml, ibis Julv has well further
llIll‘I'V‘l‘ll‘.‘ f-I our tropical 'Illnsilc. I‘m
cnsof reptile unabunt in tbcwhilc lndmn
.t-lnn-l, “Hit sunshade to match. 'I he
Mom of Wales. not unminllfnl. perhaps,
:I‘ Lerd lbnnold (Eower‘s appeal. has worn
l“ Mic but at a garden party.
it is slid that the nrbltorol‘ fashion has
.u'n gone so for as to dot; in white soft full
but. “lift a frock mat, a combination llmt
”UL-l haw {will a thrill through Mayfair
We I my be will“!!! nll ace of white ducks
.ml :1 list: :nm .M‘t'tllrl'l'm :l ti'nwlltsz l f
'lmpy cub-r" will at Mile cotton silrlku
weluno-tlmt might lilf:l~.cii.tuwir dctmrr-
'm til the lv‘l‘llil ymces of the moth. [II
no lnycr‘wf the “l cm rank .Iilll fashion do
u. I Ila'~li.ll" to drink 0' nl liquid»: Illrotozb
fl‘.|\‘t‘9~, ubich. in a figurative rl'flM'. .~IIH\\‘
which way ilm Mn ml \\Il1lllsI.l-~\\‘illi..'. .\
'cy: more such summers and our Illv-lllnl‘
.Inguiuriln's Will tin-'nppcnr. llIlIl Ibo for
, we. ru :11 lune t . inwn: fresh humans for
ne-Iildlo: limw London Spectator.
A lesson From the Horse.
llnl you 1 vcr it'llm- lbc plillwwl-bb'nl :Il
litm‘c of a horse lbs! Inn-I wltppml :Il'l
.nou- ll.:il Io‘ b..~ come down in lu'drm-l.
'l this Im‘d. will \wtld Ibrdly, men
we‘ll Like a lawn of him to the gn‘nl
vt‘iil‘l’flll'lll of fl“ Ir r: r'mm- spinnw.
H.- n... [urn-do mil». m mil you Il-'
”oralzlli «unrlndn llml be is -«lul.c duml or
‘IIIIIIII'I' \nlllllluvf‘ Ibu' ltlldl ”0' full
'vldl‘ mirlcd‘ \lbrn he falls in Imrtows. ln'
II‘1"“'Illr‘0“-(Ill‘féli‘l ”Hi the burrow l on
I’lIIllll‘lI in Ill‘s «It \vlll'nlI
IIl' simply not“ to bow :zll impubnn-nh
.t'I’llWi II Ia'll i‘l‘ ll‘l‘lllt.’ for. lI‘ch I:l~ I‘cpo
znllun .|‘-.I bow-c of agenda Iemlcnr-lc- and
«did on NI. um. Harper-wore I». renamed.
m‘ l.‘ l~ It}! C‘ill‘V‘ .. nil}. >I<nlm~l film-ell fvl
‘n‘Hll‘ lI'..I lo” “n all NJ 1‘" ul II M rmd)‘ In!
,m- tll~lif1fu'l"lvvf'.t r urmzlc \ll of v. ill. b.
>l"Milli't‘flillll‘it‘dll'lIII‘dll‘tllltf'll lznilallntt. i
\‘v‘lwtl .‘I l‘.iit fell» In I»: How It“ New I'I
diam s Ilia pl Ill: :Iilr'vl Jab» H“ II c ct n
lrary. the More ‘on ‘ br hm lo him the
more lilo lv be in lo flounder. his}. and "to
do” mrl‘ lo . lnmblc. l'i.il.lfl;! o ctqcrntlnnl
dillIl'nll If' not lmluzsolrlc, I‘lobmlpbv lot
«I .n doc mm '1 be none 3'. mm lmlllm;
I)“. llwult lllI-l no Hing, If it were not for
Men‘s extremely human commit. he mlvld‘
learn body lemons of H4 dumb frictdu,
om least ontocn which could he ‘wlu‘ll and
lcov to lie still if licfailo lll lmrnclw
.lmnclte llml-rmeoo ‘I'l‘olworlb lu .‘t’ew
tori. Mall and fix; new.
The Mystery of the [Inn-m.
11ml; Ilsrmozb o lclwnpe of n me her
utnr lilt'i4ilul" in the halo if "M‘- 'l'bo Iiu‘bt
If'illll llluf eltli‘ fir Imps '0'“ Ms “more In"
foretlu- lime of William the I .nqucrwr.
It may lie—«if ishut quite Impnlnlldc --lbnt
the tiny stor hm since tbmc any! actually
left off Ibiplln‘l. But still we we if in ”of
rky. Iwnnw the mys which started while
if yet shone are orrhlpg moment by mo
omit. lt‘llllll! on the story of what flu- nor
was like Inmdrwlnof yearn alto I'n'fnrelt
porwd with its brightness.
Perhaps. mmlo. on are exnmln‘leg .
through a large trio-cope a faint and for 1
off nebula - u inun- nf whirling :fn-m the ‘
light of which bus when. my, to mm years
to gtft bent “‘c see “but the lnimbl “IN
like In prehistoric mew-'1 It may tinn- then
how IcW'lnd in stream! cool ued in shape
It may now wear a very different aspect. »
Mill men backing from with tawny-euro“
hence will be able it; we rub it that nebula !
was like in nerds-5’s. All to w thinmlwlp
mt tomulerstmol vrlmtllw lmmenulfyof
do? stellar cystic!» louand yet now. In
lunanim- dimly what the ltpfllflll‘l‘l‘dnn et-
teat of all median idiot but! It mutiny melt
Mr systems Mot side by Wflpfllwt
Mu “an Haunt-h». 1‘ WM
ESTABLIIHID IOOI. .
a
nucleic .
nlnmznv AND
OLDAK“ STORE.
i
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We are showing the very latest Fall Styles in , ..
Also a very large variety of
caucus"; nun mssss’ scaom. HATS.
At. very popular prices.
H. KRIEGER’S
Popular Priced Millinery and
Cloak Store.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwallt.
OnlyFourMore Tours
This Season.
EUREAEOMOURISI
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kg0\\V\\cfi—‘Q§Y5
“gees.
Block Island, ll days' trip, Saturday,
August 29th, sit), $8.50.
Saratcga, 4 days‘ tripphionday, Angnst
:llst. (leportuuity to witness the
grand “Floral Fete," $10. .
White Mountains. 5 days' trip, Monday, ;
August 3’lst, $22. i
Montreal. Quebec and Lake Memphre- ‘
magog, 6 days, Monday Sept. 7th, $37.
Call on G. W. Harris. ticket agent for
the N. E. Tourist and tickets. a
Spa-firms: 1
takes out iulz, paint,
i
tar, pitchhrrease
and stains from
cl- shim: and car-
pczs quickly and
Completely and
'~ Eieeravcs‘aJii—ng
M, ”K” ACEdr-w
" 3 man: . ‘lcr. and flu GoodsSforn
.: ill‘l.li‘.lffifl“:'. Samples mailed, 5c.
L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ci.
Sold by A. Dickerman d: Son, So. Nor—
walk; aney & Benedict. Norwalk.
joyous:
}_.GLEAH.S...
1°C.. 25c.. at Drug
- o. v ...x.
FAIllFIELD couutv . -
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street, Nomallt, Donn.
Incorporated, on”. ' Capital, 3200.000
EDWIN 0. KEEIJ'JR, Pmldeut.
DAVID B. Mlle-lli, Vice-Prom.
L. L‘. GREEN, (Insider. ,
DIRECTOIU.
Moms 0. Known, Moan M. GWVIB.
lavxn ll. MILLER A. .l. Multan,
r'.ST..ltillNlM‘h‘WU(lD, Tina). B. SMITH,
Ins (tolls, (.‘nas. ETmS'ruAM
\wonnln of Manufacturers, Merchant:-
and Individuals Sollclted.
Safe Deposit Born
Free to Deposlton.
0 ll Iv
v—r v I. v
You Don’t line To Sum 01!.
my» the. HI. Louis .Iournalof Agriculture
In an editorial about No-Twliac. the
famous tolutcco habit care, “We know
of many cams cured by NoJl'o-lhw.
flue, a prmmuent St. Louis architect,
set-nacdaml chewed in twenty years;
twulmxcscnn‘d him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him lock." Ni»
To-lbu-mld and maruntawl by It. fl.
I’lab-tcd. Nocurc no pay. limit free.
~It-rlnn: KMIIWIY (30.. New York If
Clair" "".
Avon‘s I’tils are recommended by
I-uuhm: physicians and druggwts, as
lhclnost prompt and eillemot u-nwly
for bihousnem. names, camlitcness. In:
«lincm‘on. slannlshmw of the liver,
Miaumlice. and nick hvmdochn; also. to to-
livw- colds, toms, m-uralgla and rheu-
mullsm.
'l‘heoriesnfcnrc may be din'nswlat
leoulhby shyzlcinns. but the sufferers
w.mt l|llIl‘l\’ rclhf; and flue Minute
(‘ongb (for-4 will give it to flow. A
sofccurcfnr clnldrrn ft is “tin-only
harmless remedv that produces nntnml-
late rmulls." I} l’. ‘u’ced and (f. If
Htillson.
A.- lhn strength of a buildinn depend
upon the mbduycl its f-modauou.m
hedlb dezwndn upon the comlltieu of
flip blmd. ’l‘o emf impurities and
f‘lllifl‘ the vital fluid to ls-conm vigorous,
and 'if‘i'il‘lllil. Ayn”: '4'trunpsmlll is
I‘WIYWN‘IHWPHUI and ellu-m'o nmlp
clue in use.
i
CASTORIA
For Infant.- and Children.
1"“, ..
,SOUTB NURWAIIK. z :1 t :
' WAGONSI
Now and Oceania-Hand. -
DDGGIES,
PHAETONS,
CARRIAGES,
DANDPIES,
SPINDLES, E70. '
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CAL-L AND sen THEM.
H EN RY .TILLV.”
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Ph‘ysicia_n_forWonen .
M as. DR. N. A. GDILFDND
Can be consulted at her office
“42 Boom Smnr, BBLDOIPOI‘I‘, 0013..
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor Is a Wllal‘ ph felon and for
the ruist nineteen years has mm o the diseases
lof women a specialty. Indies suflerfna from
ydilflcultyincblentto the sex can consult
r.Guilfurd in the s rlctest confidence vita
then-surmise of race vlng the most skillful“
sclentlllc treatment known to opulent su err
and medicine. Home care with nurse ur—
n rbed when aired. Terms moderate
l letters prompt v replied to. Inclmm stamp
W
on. Ray/Morin,
saooasfii‘fihaclcsi
Wholesale and retail office and ice house.‘
Madison street. Orders received at G. 8.
’I‘.-: twlcriul "1k Cod.» Cigar Store. corner South
Main and inshmgton streets. in‘ltltf
‘of’Wf’n‘Ar/Mbd”
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
DJ w-ohln on In.
Io. No‘rtw-lk. 0‘.
Random. Mali-om Hotel.
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. 5.
Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College.
Dentistry Performed in all its
Branches.
TEETH lZXTflAI'TlZlI W'TllOl'T PAIN. ‘
Marvin‘s Now Block. Waddnutnn strand.
fillillf'lfl ”Inn”
lleuial room: will be upon Augustll'lth. u If.)
NDRWALN - - -
SAVINGS IAIN.
ll Washington that.
Open dalIy from lilo l2 a. an, and from
I to :I p. m., and on Monday "calm
from hos.
Interest showed on deposits.
ALDEN HULMANS l'mt.
.ioux n. i-‘suufs, vice-Prat.
JUIIN II. KNAl'l’. Hm. and Tm.
.H...—........ .mm’
DORLON HOUSE,
GHEtlllltY’ti l'olhl'r,
Now open for the “cum-o of Mn. New» Illn-
pnru. Hind-- _lulm.d ('Inmlolhes lilillllmta
“willing and inhibit. host minn- :3 pm
IntelMetvm‘enly minutes. . L. 0'8 l. .I-
VAN.Mac~m-r. am if
SOUTH
o o o
2. . a“;
J.D.JENNINOS '
u N oznrdxzn.
KNIGHT STREET.
Ncnulk. - - . -
Opp. Htmt Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM ti'fltll'l'.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
Jacob M. Layton,
I’lro. LII. and.
Aooldont
I N 8 U R A N O I ll
Real Estate and lie-u Aunt.
“—
(Man Steamship Think, and Sterling
Drafts. wens Hamill-lad
and mmk- Hold.
OFFICE. 6 RAILROAD “JACK.
Next to Post ”filo-2,
(701m.
Notary In. to... Acknowlmlgme eta Taboo
739.9!
J. OJINNINOB.
Paper-Hanger, Calclmluor.
Painter.
units? no
wan. urn no count”
i FORTH nan: mm.
Knuth vaslh.
till
.M-w am . 1
item 1. Mhhof be ”tomorrow
9' " mam , e mm to
are! and this“
man or at .
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