in on If
in iiiiiii climatic
_ inst Pilliiliil’lii.
win um cm Must Emir
OM Fro- ea Highly! all Imp
0' mini Witt Term
The Norwaik [silica made thirty ar-
rest: last month.“ '
Fred Lindogreu. of timeout Terrace.
has the rheumatism.
The root is being taken on the Quin-
tard building today. ‘
E. (.lusowski, of Main street, Nor-
walk. is on the sick list.
A new floor has been laid in room 7
of the Uver River school.
Harry Uhittim is moving from Sum-
, nicr street to Center avenue.
John Caliill, of Norwalk, is at the
hospitabsufl'ering with liilllcl'iill “fever.
Michael Ratchford anti family will re-
side over his Main street store next
winter.
J. J. Powell will entertain the Man-
dolin club. tonight. at his home in
Leonard street.mw 4’
The dancing at Rotou Point is being
well patronized. The admission tothe
pavilion is freo._m ,._...,_
Miss Mamie McGowan. of Norwalk.
who has been seriously ill in Hartford,
has returned home.
a
n
Rev. Father Barry will liave‘elinrge of
St. Mary‘s parish until ll‘atiier Dougher-
ty’s successor is appointed. .
The driver for tile Fleischinaii Yeast
company nearly ran over a woman in
Haviiand street, yesterday.
Jones& Hotchkiss are now running
their factory in Norwalk every other
Week, owing to a lull in business.
The South Norwalk lodge of the. lin-
provedUrdcr of ileptasoplis will meet
tonight at a o'clock, in Mystic,0haiu
Hall.
Harvey Beers. of Weston. who lost
his horse last Thursday night, was no-
tified that it had been found in New
Canaan.
Hezekiah Sitts. of Brookside, has
taken charge of the lted Mill again for
this season, and is grinding apples two
days a week.
Mrs. Georgie Tavlor. who recently
met with a severe accident at itoton
Point, was out, yesterday. for the first
time since the mishap.
The funeral of the late (lbarlcs 5.
Lyrics was held from the home of his
mother in West avenue. this afternoon.
Itgv. S. B. l’ond and Rev. t‘. M. Seller-k
officiated.
it istliougbt the young son of Charles
Kosmecky. of West Norwalk. who was
kicked in the. face by a horse and who is
still at the Nor-walk hospital. will have'
to have his nose amputatmi.
Manager Mitchell, of the Not-walk
Opera House. will raise the scene sup-
ports in the ball so fin to take any
height of scenery. ’i‘nestage will then
aecomnnxlate any scenery that traveling
attractions may bring.
Iliclt'a Brilliant. Hellenic.
llii it had no father. and ei‘viisioiially
fl‘i' l':.l't \vori‘ivd him.
ill and some one
,grtaflbiiilimg. Winn
quill-ml again. one night at. diula-t
Dull, who has i _i't.’tl'ti old. suddenly.”
, per currency. ’l‘lu-gold standard has borne ;
brilw the f-IlilIW‘ with the ourslieii.
"Martinis, it by don't ym. marry again?"
When tiu- laugh “‘lili'il le unexpected
query rai-ril hail Mil-sided. his motile.
asked Dirk vshy ln- \\ anti-d lll‘l' to marry.
"Well." me»- his siiuv.’ lt‘-)l|illl-l'. shouw
ilig that b- lind ran-fully thought it all
out, "then i'il have a papa. lili'i if you
died llt‘t'tdlltl many nuvtbl r lady and
i-hv'll l-I' my inaiiuua. and if lif‘flll‘ti slu-
rould many a lllilll and .-o l‘d always
have a papa and iuziiuiua.” And then
“it'll limit ti gt sl‘il II lei .lll"
all luuglu d lord: r tin-o tiny bed in im-
ili‘l‘dllul no of
at this i lilllllllll l .. paw oi
ilf lll‘l.» Ni V. \l :i.‘ 'i illlI .
From Marion McBride.
" For
getter-I
household
cleaning,
it is
one
of the
mo“
dainty
and
practical
ankles." ‘
Ben
Ami
The Modern Clea
mmwmnwmmwtmlm mammal-m W mm
" titan
. Opening of the National Denie-
Ulu- day his?
iollu-r l‘ell ilil'ltll-v
alluriy commented fill llll' i-iul Hale oi l
iitfaiis if his mother. lm. .-luuld die. ,
Dick said nothing. but he litlll up ,,.
his motiu r was.
hi~ laii'll} '
I lit annuals.
erotic Convention.
DELEGATES PRO! [ANY BTATB'B.
lion-tor Palmer Coll-1th. Meeting to 0:-
dorv—flcnul Mon Mentioned.» Preci-
dentili Nominee-ville (lull-lo Cur~
roncy Plan.
lanusaroin, Se t. B.-—-Seiiutur John
Ill. Palmer of lliln bi. chairman of the
provisional counnlt cc appointed at Chl-
eago five Weeks ago, called the convention
of gold standard Democrats to order in
'i‘onilliisoii ball. liver 8th delegates are
present, representing 41 or 42 suitesand
Territories. Considering the fact that the
original call for the meeting of representa-
tives of ten middle western states was on-
ly issued July :30, the umnugers feel that
they have reason to feel proud of the re-
rult of their work. ,
his-Governor Roswell P. Flower of New
York was named by the national commit-
ieofor temporary chairman. "
Among those now most prominently
imintioncd as candidates are Secretary J.
Sterling Morton, Secretary (‘arllslo, Gen-
lrnl John (3. Block of Illinois, Senator
Vilas, Senator Palmer, ex-Congressiiinn
()uibwaitc, anti there is still some talk of
fienator tirny of Delaware. Despite his
firm refusal, General Tracey of New York,
rinnator Gray and Comptroller ltlcktils
cling to the suggestion of Wine, but the
Wisconsin senator insists that the Badger
state is for Bragg and that he does not tie-
siro . o honor. David Lawler of Minno-
ezota is for ,h‘eerctary (Jnrllsle. Tile Ken
luckiaii’s name is received with favor,
but there Is an undercurrent of opinion
flint the nomination of any one connected
with the administration would be unwise.
The eastern delegates as a rule are taking
no hand in the selection of the candidates.
They say they are willing to lot. the pro-
vailing sentiment in the central. middle
western aiul border states, where tho mniu
battleground is. govern in this matter.
Aside from the general question as to
how far the platform should go beyond a
renunciation of the Chicago pilitforiii and
a strong‘iinnncini declaration, a contest is
likely to ho precipitated over the question
of incorporating in it an indorsemont of
lhe principle of an income tax and a doc-
lariitioii in favor of the retirement of the
grceulincks coupled with the efllfllbllslmioiit
of a new federal banking system. Then:
has been cairlilerolilo discussion also as to
the form of a financial declaration, the
divergoncy of opinion being as to whether
the plank should declare for the gold
lho bimetallic standard by international
agreement. The monayplnnks of most
of the gold Democratic conventions are
being examined closely, with a view to
reaching a concensus of opinion. The de-
mand for a single declaration for the
maintenance of the gold standard comes
principally from the cast. hilt has strong
supporters, like Senator Vilma, in the west
'l‘boeonvnntion will complete the per-
manent.organization this afternoon and
then adji’niru until Thursday as a big
mass meeting has been arranged for to«
night. at which Colonel lireckliiridgo of
Kentucky. Colonel k'oiiuwu of New York
and 2dr. Ellfli'll of Colorado will speak.
The Carllein Currency Plan.
A currency plank which is receiving
much favorable consideration isouo which
has been liiilorsod by the treasury departs
merit. and contains suggestions by Some
lary t'urlisle. ii. is largely on the line
which be has advocated in the. “name
committees in congress. it is as follows:
"We recognize the fact that the existing
currency system of the l'nlted State-4.
created in a period of national stress. is
not. based upon sound and scientific [irill/
clinics and requires serious revision to
.uinpt it to tho nredsof coiiiinorconiul pro-
duction. The tendency of the system of
gni'l'l'liiiit‘iit. paper liitmt')’ tilitl ll’illlllllli
bank notes based upon bonded security
has been to re.~trh:t circulation whom it
was needed. to accumulate idle capital in
a few centers, to subject. the halo of
interest to tho lliu-luatlons and radical
inequalities in different sections. to re-
~trlet enterprise and crlpplo industry. to
make currency scarce in times of business
activity and reduuiinntly plentiful in thou-s
and plat-m where it. was not in-edod ainl at
such tliiit'sloexpei the surplus in the form
of gold, the money of international ev~
change. The gold standard has not been
the cause. bill. the. victim, of these eoudi
lions. The banks also have been the vie.-
‘ llllN of law»; not of their iiiuklug. tho re
-nli of war um-unsitb-s. and have incurred
iiiiiueriled hostility because they have
been pi-evouted byline-e laws from render-
ing the rt‘l'\lt‘i"ill| agriculture. turbo-try
'miiul I'Illllllli'l‘l't! which should be tln-iwb-zzil-
booth and natural function under a
proper currency t-}'~li'lil
"We bullet" that. the protei'lluii of the
public credit against llui re-ulis of nglta
lien for the debnseiuuni of the metallic
.-i;iiu|:iri| has been rendered doubly dllli
l'iilt by the defective character of our pn
the "IiillllI of I'H'lllH for which if l~ not re
,qu-mllilu lillti which should be directed,
lltlzlillhl the vicious policy of government
1 paper currency stillii'l'i to perpetual rel»
lsuu. The rule of bonds for ,gold on four
occasions during the pan three years lites
l been thin to the fact that the existing i-ua
,relu'y system llllh thrown upon the iron»
{dry no obligation which ~lioiibl be but
, paw-oi by law upon _ibn bank-i. ‘l‘bi‘ nv—
letu of legal tender paper has brought filo-
‘lli'l'llll and suffering to moi-y people who
i have resorted in it and has been dlwurd
ml by ci‘ivr)‘ i'lvill/ml state which
‘sougbl to place il~ i-uri-oiu-y upon a sound
and scientific basis.
"We demand therefore that ifil' initial
iii-pa ho taken for the withdrawal from
circulation of the legal tender note-i or for
fl‘lllllm' of tho Mlulinguynleiu of redo-mp
lion and rel-«sue. and w:- iil'lllfillii. in order
‘of the currency and that it may be eupa
bio of ready litillllllllt‘llf to the demands of .
1 business that the prim-tit banking lam
‘ be m liiodlllml as to infer-pone no oiwlltl'h'
lo the creation of an elastic banking cor-
reney. unlijeel to such control as nball lu-
uure uniformity. security and redemption
in standard min on demand "
National ('niuinift".
The following uppoliituwuw fur the not
finiml i'iiillllll'fi‘i' \vire iuuib-z f'oniun'il
cut, Jon L. Sperry. i)!‘ll|Wlll‘f‘. Job" 5,
"met-lie; Florida. ll, (-6. Ambler; “3“"!-
l. M. Marlin; laiii'iulaua, .‘l ll. .“pi-il
man: Maine. t' i'i-y liolnmn: Maryland.
‘Wiiliflm Pinion-y While; Massachusetts.
Nathan .‘llllilli‘Wi-L Minamoto. l". W. M,
Cotehmn; Missouri. l.. l‘. lx‘raullmtf. .\r
bracts, Euclid Marlin; how Hampshire.
(inflict) Womlbury; New Marlon, w,
Chlidm; New York. Charles Tram;
Tennessee. Michael Savage: Wisconsin,
4‘4“". 3 llohne
«.tainlurtl with or without ii declaration for ,
bus; ‘
3 that there may be no impropercontraction ‘
’T‘Ml folly-win» llllbnfl‘ '
"on! have ”m ipiil‘ pretentious I.
to mutual modicum to be ranch!
in the «invention for nomination. The
Territory of New Mexico hi in favor of Ben-
nter Palmer of llllnolu for president and
donors! Buckner of Kentucky for vice
president.
The otate of Florida will present the
name of firevert'levulantl for president
and with no particular choice as to second
place on the ticket. The state of Wiscon~
bill will present the name of General lirugg
for president. with some southern man for
vice president. 'l'lioataleof Missouri may
present. the name of UolonelJaiues Dread-
beud for presldedt. with a southern man
for vice president.
liopnbllooini Curry Green Mountain titan.
‘ Wni'rr. itiviiu Justmos,Vi.. Sept. 2.—
Tbe (ireen Mountain state declared for
Josiah Grout, Republican, of Derby for
governor and for tho ‘llepuhlleaii state
ilckct entire by a iimjorlty that equaled
the prediction of the most confident llo’
publlcan llluliligtll'il. The count in all see-
llonii of the state .liows substantial lie-
publicnu gains anti lndll-utes that the ma-
jority for the Republican state ticket will
be ’hbout 33,000. ll. Henry Powers. the
Republican congressional candidate in the
lt'lrst dlstrlnt and William W. Grout in
the Seodnd are both rc-elccied by in-
creased iiiajorlties, and tile state senate and
house are in the control of the Republic
one by practically the same majority as
two years ago. The weather generally
was cool and fair throughout the state
and brought out the hundreds of Repub-
lican voters who have not been to the polls
for yours. Practically the full Republic
an vote was east. (in the other band. the
lack of organization in the Democratic
ranks was very apparent. Many Deni-
oerat who do not. indorso the platform
of tbe‘t Thlcago conventionremained away
from the polls. while the more dissatisfied
ones voted for the Republican ticket. The
antagonism to Grout, resulting from the
convention which noiiilimtcdblin, which,
it was claimed, would develop in the vote,
was not in evidence to any great extent.
The Republican managers claim that
tho result is significant and shows opposi-
tion frolii all sides to the Duiuooratic cur-
rency principles, but the Democrats lliiiill‘
lain that the increased Republican major-
ity was cxpectod, and it Would have been
very surprising if it liiul failed to develop.
The llopubllenn state ticket elected it as
follows:
Governor—Josiah Grout of Derby.
Liclitoniint i-iovemor—Nelson W. Fish
of isle La Motto. ‘
State. 'l‘rensurer—llenry l~‘. lt‘ieldof Rut—
ltillli. _ .
Secretary of State-Gbaunccy W. Brown-
ell of Burlington.
State.\iulltor~—l"rlinkliu l). llale of 11“"
lltlfllilll’fl. ..
('ongressmaii from First District—ll.
Henry Powers of Morrlsvlllo.
t‘ougressman from Second illslrirtwh'il—
llnnnW. Grout of Barton.
Connecticut Republicans.
llAit'x‘i-‘olin. Sept. :.‘.—-'i'lio state llopub‘
llcaii convention for the purposo of nom-
inating statoolllccrs and presidential elect-
ors opened in the .»\inlitorlum, anti the.
preliminary ivork incidental to the perina-
noiit organization of the eonvenllme was
completed after a recess was taken. ’l'bcro
were but few vacant seats among those
assigned for the delegates. and tho galler-
ies were completely filled by spectators
when ex‘lnsurnnce Commissioner (i, it.
l"yler. chairman of the stale coiitral coin-
mitten, called tbcroiivontlon to order. The
Bridgeport (lino club opened with some
campaign songs. after which the temporary
(filialrninu, lion. llcorgo l’. Mela-nu of
Siiiisbury, was preseiiled and delivered an
address. Following Mr. .‘ielainn's re-
marks, committees on credentials. pcrmiiv
neut- organization ainl resolutions were
chin-it‘ll.
British "pinion on Our I'llci‘tlniil.
Loxiiox, Supt. '.'.—’l‘ho Standard. in its
' editorial columns this morning, says:
"William Jennings llryan. the Democrat-
viii caiulidiitofor president of tho l'iilteti
States. seems to pom-as the quality which
Americans enll magnetism. and it may be
anticipated that tho llupiiblleaus have no
alli‘ll easy Victory as expected."
Million For Jullier.
llfVililA‘il'l‘tiN, N. Y., pri. '.'. «lion.
llurr Muttieo of (list-go was nominated for
iusiii'o of the supreme court by tho llepub.
lit-nus of the Sixth judicial lll~fl‘ll‘l on the
sixiysvcoliil illiiitlf. 'l'hu delegates who
nominated Mattice represented llrooniv.
titlogo. Madison. ybenango ainl 'l‘ioga
counties.
lmniinril Nominated For Fungi-nu.
Wll.l.lA\i.‘tl‘(H‘.T. i'a,. .‘epl, ~.‘. . i". t',
itt‘tllllil'll has been nominated for cougrms
; by the. Mattel-nib distrust llepubl’ieau eon»
, lerees.
To Fight the Iiiililwr Trust.
l‘iroi HILNI'IL. Sept. : it is momma-ed
that John ilaninau and William ii. lluul
gnu. Milli of ex l’rmuleiit .lowph lluiiigaii
of tho I oiled Males Ilubber coilipatl)’. ex
peels to have the old Stiaoli mills. iieai‘
tiliievvllie. fully equipped for the manu-
l faetllruof rublioi-bmiluunlshoes by Nov. I
This is then to moon that the war against
=tbo ilubber trust luaboul to begin, but
.limeph llanigaii. who is a: Itl‘l‘~l'lll in l~'.u
rope. is said to be In no \vnv iinaurmlly
‘ interested in the new mownuvul. 'l‘he
lnew concern will employ almui l.uuo men
liilul Women. and it is stated that mum or
fill“ “10‘" who have done lllllt‘li in build up
'ihe reputation of the rubbermmpouy \vlib
. which the ilanlgaii lulerrsls Were lib-uti-
'ileii before lilililguii. Six. lilllll’ll ilie rtibbor
‘eoiublue. have um opted 'niiiflllllli u lib the
‘ new company.
Herman l'olony l-‘or ltrnril.
Lowpos. Sept. ‘:.—~.\ dinpaleb to Tim
l'l’line-i from lierllu ways :bal the Hamburg
Houih .\llil't‘l4’llil Steam-«hip company. lbn
North Herman Lloyd .“tuaiii-lilp tompunv
land ill" Hamburg t'oluulratlou anelelv
'l|i|\'t‘ united In the acquisition of u largo
tract of loud in the slab- of l‘fllllit t‘alliaii
lia. lira/ll. ll. l~ lbe lllll'fliiilll of them
i-oiopanhu to found then- a ”whim" cold
or. with the New of attracting eiuhiialih
and trade to that w-eiloii. in min-lu-lou
i'i‘bu 'l'lliieii iliiyn' "It renuilm to be well
whether the llruzllbitis will uei-ord a hearty
iveluuuc to this .Ili‘lll‘lili' or whether ilm
l‘nllell Holes of .‘uiueriiui will rounder it.
rnnumllbbn with u ~trir-l luierpi-ivlallim of
the Monroe dm tripe, “
Iluhber “‘11er in fir-limo.
\tuoxrormr. ii i. Sept. i l’r-Vi'leol,
t‘oll of the \‘elMlilfi'N‘ki'i lill'llil'l‘Hinlllliltf
told that work mil l'i' rluutiml ul lilo .‘ l
in llublu-r mill .‘l‘l'i. ’w' Ill.ll the Mill-
\‘ille li.lll will undoubtedly -t.ilt upal the
mine time
The Toronto tum-lilo».
'l'tilliih'Tu. :«epl. '.' ——-’| lll‘ i-xl-liallhiti was
opened by limit A illlllii‘ l’rtlliili-t‘
iur‘irr icing unable- to nlln i-ile. in at-
'niwc the ”itching day Wm i.-.'. up i'i
i fi‘WWWMPrNWMW
on illEtilillS suiii
Turks Again at Their Murder.
our Work In All. Minor.
, “‘1'
A are entries riser stirs BAIL.
m Destination Sold to no Turkish Wo-
torlcl‘lmbuudon Itoprovo the Home.
line-WI h‘ow Minister of Foreign Alum.
. England's Ital-lion With it... Pong.
Loaves, Sept. 2.—Tlie Constantinople
correspondent of The Titties cables an liti-
nounoouiunt'to the «fleet that the «intuiti-
sndors of the powers are preparing a note
to the sultan supplementary to the recent
the sublime ports was told that failure to
suppress the riots lu'tliu streets of (‘oii-
stniitllniplo precipitated by the attack on
the Ottoman bank by the Armenians was
endangering the existence of the Turkish
empire. in this latest note from the rep-
resentatives of the powers the whole blame
for last week's events is laid upon the
shoulders of tile government of Turkey.
A dispatch to The Daily News from
(.‘oustantinmile says that among the vie.-
tims of the recent riots were many rich
Armenians. Several cases are reported
Where the Armenians, being brought to
boy. foughtsplendidly, and from dilute tilt)
Turkish soldiers Were killed.
A dispatch to The Daily News from Tier.
lln says that very serious news has been
received there by way of Athens, to tho ef-
fect that massacres have again been com.
meneed in several places in Asia Minor,
and that many ('bristhineiuwe been killed
and wounded on a resultot these recent
outbreaks. '
'i'lm llritish Mediterranean squadron
of 22 vessels has sailed from Malta for
the Pincus, whence the ships will go to
'i‘linsos, Lomnos and Suloiiiea.
The Paris Figaro, in an article discuss
big the tmsslblo consequences of tho death
of Prince Lobanol‘f. says that M. Nelidofl'.
tho Russian ambassador at Uomituntlno-
pie, will probably become his successor at
the head of the lluselan foreign olllce.
Relations of Turkey and England.
New Youit, Hopi. L‘.—-Hltluuy Whitman.
tho Constantinople correspondent. of the
New York Herald, says:
1 have bad a privileged conversation
with one of the diplomatic representatives
accredited hero. whose name I am unfor-
tunately prevented by etiquette from
mentioning. This, however. i iiuiy‘veu-
lure to say. that it is one of tho very high-
est standing.
According to my informant, the Cretan
movement might have been nipped in the
blid had it- boeu taken in time. although
tho t'relaiis are over dying to tread on u
"gentleman's eoal tail." to employ a lil-
iieriiian figure of speech. The porto was
a little slow in taking flow by the for.»
lock. Referring to the pre~~uru which it
has been sought to tiXi'l'Ciri‘ from time to
time upon the porle. and more particular—
ly upon the sultan. one cardinal rule has
film" but >lgbi of repeatedly by the repre
senlatlvo of one great power. .\ deal may
be doiio by persuasion, but next to noth-
ing by menace. 'l'ho lath-r has been tried
with results which are. pa'etit and painful
today,
in connection herewith. l mu told from
a good source that the ~illtnu some time
back earned it spuiitalu-oiis expression of
admiration from tho tlerniuu emperor by
the stand be made ngaiihl menace. i‘lfii‘
purlu' William in a well known admirer of
pluck. whether he hears it from tho 'l‘raiis-
\iial or from [be ~luire< of tho llosphorus.
and when he was told how the sultan
stood his ground in fun- of veiled iiieiiacun
he is said to have exclaimed. “lier iiuiiiii
iniponivt- inlr din-h "'
l-aninnd'ii “range of I'nliey.
The idea that. England has broken with
he’lradilloual policy of supporting 'I'iu-
key. or rather that l'iiglalui is eliitl to
have declared that sbo has no longer any
liilertwt iii the eoiiliiiuaiu-u- of tho (litu-
iuau empire, also cropped up during the
conversation, and lbe illplolnulist referred
to made the remark that he could scarcely
believe It. "If it is really England‘s pro.
ent policy, f iii-lime it to be a short sight-
ed one. lleeenl eveiih may have rendered
it, illlbcult for I‘Ziiglaiul‘» statesmen to
~bow their haiul in thin matter, but till
abaiulouiiu-nt of l-Ziigluud's interest in
’l uriu-y'v Well being wuubl inevliablweml
alllll lillllll'lli‘ll a~ Would be full all over the
world and \vould by no means, as mine
people in Hintlnud appear to belb-ve. eon-
veiltrufi- linola‘s allelitloii in Turkey and
facilitate l'fnglaud‘y- rule against liusslo in
life fart-1M liliilu'l‘ iln' mutrury.”
duos la suit.- to such an iiirrra~o of liliu- ,
Abe low of illillll‘ liM lll‘illin tlu- moi. iiitli
note iiinLtelcgrain of warning in which .
ll i~ not lost sight oi here that \i'hatuver
i~liiglaiul'~ lll‘it‘d'ilf ofllrlul altitude may be
who would not readily fall in with this
luliwl lb'li-lupliilllll Iif flireigiliillli'e tilfnirm
ltii~-~iii l‘ pluvtui: a ib-epgolne. bill her
lliiill\l"- are lil-il‘ll-li'tl. and the approach
lug return of .\I. lit’ \elldolf is not looked
forward to ua nu unmixed blowing in
more ramp-A than one. Whether Sir Philip
l'ui-rln will he more webmuu- or tour.-
Plii'i'l‘h‘Jill than be is reputed to have been
ill the pusl is aim it matter which might
be Worth fli~l‘ll~~llll.,'. but upon which. {or
the prewut, l retrain from passing an
opinion or repi'mlueliig the opinion of
tho-.n be~l :pialllh'd to Judge.
i may add in ennebobui that the names
of the bite Sir \i‘illlniii White and Sir
“lure l-‘nril are still often im-iilloued hero
when the ipo-ution of England and Turkey
comm up for doeiiolou.
\nung
Ill—.lll, ‘. Hi'pt.
tiiiig'fit‘ousluuliiioplucorrespondent Hiya.
that the Young Turks part)~ in Ili'slf‘tlllq
of delhroliing llu- Millaii. whom puinen bi
now i‘illlnliilllly guarded by mum! men.
('unwnliim of I‘m-tor: Importers.
'l'mloslo, hepl. aflw'l’lu- international
convention of the factory iii-peclurs lune
cnuiliwtu-od their annual lulu-lull. t'oloiiel
“new of Michigan presided. About ll‘lll
duh-gates lli‘li pnmeul. representing ls
Hales. Hon. John Dryden m-leomed the
dolngatm. 'l‘liu settrelary's report plum-q
that. the iii-ooclathiii is making great. prop.
ntu
stationary Engineers ilobl a “invention.
in i'i‘.\l.(). r-‘npi. 1 ~—'I‘lm llftivefllli no
linii of Hlnllouury l'Iliitlm‘i't's was opened
at. lbnt'ouri l‘lri‘t'l theater by President.
l‘. H. illirllok of liryslul ('lty. .‘iu. Al
tented. over one delegates being premm,
Work For moo Mandi.
M's mien, hi. it. will. if M—lt ill report-
ed that the China, Webster and l’einbroko
mills here will resume «mention. mm
Tuesday, after luring aimed for three
weeks. The miimptlon will he on a four
tiny-i a Vii-wk basis. This will give «inplny.
ineni to about two hands.
Irvin Would Dellirum- Ilu- Milton. ‘
mm] convention of the National Awn'lu .
mmt every stale and Territory mu rnpru .
there are Hill many people in i-Zuglaud'
l
l
l
i
iwlllitihl litil lw folded iviih loo mum ereu m.
.ilm' through
T Iiiutitel- lukv "quill part: of or mill. phi-v-
'dc-red soup and pipe rlnv uiul add a llltlo
inn sins 50?
Some of Them. the South
Norwalk People.
Who told you so?
Neighbor t-lo-aud-sn.
Oh, well! That's all right.
Testimony differs. doesn't it?
The more come people any
The less faith we have.
lint the right man's word
is taken of mice.
That's the difference.
People want South Norwalk
euro. ‘
Particularly In matters of health.
We tell you Dean's Kidney Pills cure.
But we are the makers of them.
"Who Inn so" counts here, doesn't
It? .
South Norwalk people any so.
And we give you their addressee.
Perhaps you may know them.
Active lives bring on kidney tron-
bios.
An example of this is
Mr. Thomas Wood, who resides on
Hill-street. is a carpenter by trade and
If! ,t‘iiililoye of Areh's hat factory. lie
is well known and his statements can
be relied upon. in speaking of lioan’s.
Kidney Pills be said: "For the past
three years my kidneys have troubled
me a great deal. When i straightened
up i had severe pain. in the small of my
back. From time to time i have bad
muscular rheumatism. 1:01 a box of
Dunn's Kidney l'ills at Pliilsted's
pharmacy. l was greatly benefited.
l have no backache and the soreness in
my muscles has not troiibled me since
lalilng the pills."
llonii's Kidney l'ills are sold for 50
cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50 by
all dealers. or mailed on l‘t‘flf‘ipt of price
by Foster-Million: (In. Buffalo, N. Y..
sole agents for the l‘uiled States.
4 1‘
.1339.
-“f.
‘ «d
refer-
Tlie only remedy in the world that
will at once slop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body. that Is abso-
lutely safe Mid never-failing, is lioan'l
l')lutment._ ‘-e-t lummjflur dealer.
Tend» to Dignity.
Seuliiueufalists may weep over it and
slalisllcians who regard numbers rather
than the quality of population. izzziv w‘mbl
about it, but the fact l‘i'iinlilis that lhe lu‘v
.mslly \vbb-b bus fort-vii uomeu to earn a
livelllumd lilll~ltli‘ of home has tended to
lllgiiiiy the p-milioti of flu: .wx. .\ “union
is said in be supporting hem-ll" when Slit:
earns money Bi viil~ide of the lumo- Work.
in i"'iiit':iill~'tiiu‘tlull titular-«lie slu- wife, or
[utililt'i' or bi tier—u ho (‘llllt‘lr- the role of
hulhclieeper. nurse. moi; and mold nl’ all
Work for some limit in return for her
violin->1 and iiiailift-iiziuie. and who in ppm»
hell of as "Indus: rill-piti'll.il." 'l‘lu- homo
=ervii‘e, be it obwl'ved. is i'llllhitlt‘i’i‘tl us of
no special iii-count. the wife or mother,
iiouevi'rlniril slic v.oi'l.-. buiiig llt'fi‘l‘ re i
imi‘ilcii as self supporting. “Vogue.
\Vashlng Blankets.
Blankets wa~bed in the following way
the soft and light as new: Dissolve a la
ill-{spoonful of pulveriaed bui‘ax and a
idol of Mill limp; make a strong sud.- in
mild Hitler: put in llll‘ blankets lilid let
them l‘t‘lillllli all iugbl. In the morning
Work them up and down \iilli the bomb
and put lill'ltl ilit vuiintlu'r fill! of mild i\:i«
'ei', rlii-e llll‘lll through threw wafers and
lianglheiu up \villmut wringing. \i'lu-u
llu')’ lune hung a little while. turn them
ball round. t'lumse a sunny day ivith
.omo tin-we.
A Maidrn'n llrnrt.
.\ 3min»: inaiib‘ii‘.‘ heart is it ru'lisml,
\Vlil‘l‘l'ili lie loony germ». hidden by tlwi
'liiliiiii;.' halal ol llliltll‘i‘. flu-w to pal forth
lilimwllis lll lili‘lf‘ltlli ‘t --".I~-Ill. and though
‘ls l‘lllllf'dt‘llig' fi'illli'ii'i visa; in: il. llllll'l“
.tl‘i-elinus, strong and warm “ill grow, I
while that one l;nlx'~. to mourn r‘u limb of
'il'll’lli hill‘W'i'll“ the n-"iile building of ill" l
priiit'.~ i'aiiiiv liriuble lililif’l' '
Preparing a Dancing Floor. i,
in pl'vpui‘r .i lluul‘ lwl‘ datum; hate it ‘
.wll iia-iu-nl. .il ii \\ill'll ilu' lllbill‘ll‘lii'l‘lll‘tl l
‘titilii lil‘fi'wl‘ll.ll'l“lllil'.’;1't“[H'Hlii‘l'ullHV'F‘
'be‘n .If'ii rub ii in \i-~ll “Ilit the feel. lf‘l
there o:'-‘ t‘lllifil'i‘tl ill the llillll-I‘ git lm m j
‘.o club) on llu- boards leuglbuiw. and 5-» ,
ti Ill lidil‘ ti [Wi‘f'i‘ii ~lll‘f‘iu H li»l‘ llii' lin hi rat 1
.u ling llama-r l'l‘ll all «-| tlv-v ]"'\\Ill‘l’ gm
.ibnw. \uu t.lll rub llu' flow over. tun-r .r,
all limb-d and iii"). “if“ hulk.
l
.l
l
"airbrush”. .
The two. wuv in “hub in cii'llfl but.-
bruulu-u ii \\lli|~llil‘li~i ul .Il'llllilllllllifi'l
worm miter l.ilvt' .i l.ilile.pm-ulul .1
imiunnla loo quart of water. Illptlu' in 1a
ileum and about in ibeuaier ellhuui
xii-Him: ill‘ back. New ill I‘ll’lli warm
water. ~b.ilu‘ \iell llllii thiv in llwuo'. but.
tint iii the Hill. Mum and main willi'll the .
lirl-vile-i and “ill turn an ivory barked ‘
. , , 1 brush vellow.
‘.' .,. i'lm Mil-witch“ /illi‘ ‘ '
Table Linen.
liable illlf'li to limit \icll elitiiilvl ulnar. i
; be apr‘inltb d and rolled lib l-vml fro hr
ll' tries] lillt"l, li- will i
.\ t'liliil to look well ’
ls‘fnt‘l‘ it i4 irutii‘ll
not limit! any Iltii‘i'll.
tfw l‘l'liit‘l' lwuitlbitiuv' :ilol
flu-ii fold: d "live again the - Ilil“ “or \"ill
if'llit' the vii-Iii Without any crow c l'l‘fl 4%.
When tlr‘y, roll the l‘l'llill‘. but do not. {old
To l‘iean Marble.
‘l‘uiuukc a panic for cleaning marble
turpentine Apply a mailing in the mar
bio. and when llmrougbli dry rub it off
uinl \vmb it till “arm soft wafer, This
liiiafiiti' will eleuiiw without iliwli'uyiug
tho [mil-sit. If the inatble in badlv ulniiud,
.i. second application may be lll!‘|‘<-illl‘}‘.
Dimming imo nun.
[be bran both. an ex:wotugiywulhlog
bath and out" wblrh lilt“ lmlli nu eioollhvm
ind whitening effect upon iii" chin. 1.. pre-
pared by placing two p-uibll» of bran in a
large iliusiln bug and allowing it illuvuk
in half a gallon of ii”: loot boiling: Wat; r
for lhrwor four hour: lu‘rfll'l‘ the bath in
mull-ml. 'l‘lieu eiupiy tbr‘ bran water Into
the both.
; ‘na Cots,
‘ i'l.ii~'.eil. ‘
Sterling lieiiieily f,.'o.. New lock or
‘l \
IOTA-LIIHID me. i
H. K R'l E G ER?"
l . l
xenon-HID INA;
. LEADING . p
,MlLLINERY AND c-Loiit STORE.
We are showing the very latest Fall Styles in
alkingHatsFOr Ladies f
Also a very large variety of
CHILDREN’S MID MISSES’ SOHOOL HATS. ,
At very popular prices.
' U H. kRIEGER’S
Popular Priced Millincry and
Cloak Store.
. s
Mahacltemo hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
Onlyf'our More Tours
‘ This Season.
(Cleaners
\,\:t ' <>
V$%3°“k®\®\\¢“§ gees
liloek island, '3 days' trip, Saturday.
August 29th, #10, $8.54).
Saratoga. 4 days' trip, Monday, August
3 st. tlptwrtunity to witness the
WAGONS i
Now and Deanna-Hand.
BUOOIES,
PHAETONS,
OARRIAGES,
OANOPIES,
SPINOLES, ETO.‘
PRICES TO SUIT ALL .
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H ENRY TILLY.
grand “Floral Fete." 8!”.
White. Mountains, 7. days' trip, Monday,
August. lllst, $22.
Montreal, Quebec and Lake Memphrc-
magog, ti days, Monday Sept. 7th, 382.
('oll on (i. W. Harris. ticket agent for'
the N. 1'}. Tourist and tickets.
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5
latex out ink. paint,
. in. pittingrusc
and stains from
.,,,..,,.,,,.,,.',m_ 5POT|nE
i‘x'lholiitiklv inch CLEAN;-
Completcly and .
Keri-Electra.) fling .
1°C.. 25C.. at Drug
F. "l“..‘i'it Iniur. nnvlllr) (immatures
"“alll'nlii‘ ls'. Samplrs mailed. 5c.
L. B. SUTTON, New Con-on. Ct.
L ‘.
Sold by A. Dickenuan a Son, So. Nor-
Walk; Finney tic Benedict, Norwalk.
”No AC”. --—
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK.
63 Wall Street. lorwallt, Conn.
incorporated, ”324. Capital,
RDWlN fl. Kill-ELK“. Preside t.
DAVID if. miss-at, Vicel‘n
1.. e. earns. Cashier.
DIRECTORO.
“In“‘iil o. KEELKh, Mosss 5f. flinviiii,
HAND ll. MILLER A. J. thicken,
r‘ urolonslamswmn, 'l‘iiuo. l-l Star",
Ciiae. l-'.'i‘iusritau.
\ceonuts of Manufacturers. Merchants
" and individuals Holiclteii.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositoro.
o 8 iv
a '
You Don't have to Sam Oil.
says the Mt. lmiis Journal of Agriculture
In an editorial almot Noll'odtav. the
famous lobau'o liabtl cure, "We know
of many elm-a cured by No-’l'o-ll;u‘.
flue, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and elivue-l for lw‘euty years;
twolmxnsi'urml him to that even the
4uu-ll of tobacco il'liiil'li litoi an'lt." No-
i‘wlln'ml-l and Kiltii‘llllft‘t‘ll by ii. ll.
Nocurv no pay. liq-d: free.
l'lneagi .
Aver”: Pill-l are ri‘u'omun‘lnilmi by
glviuiiug pbyriruins and drugged-i. as
lbeuumt prompt and villi-lent remedy
for lllllllfllllf'iiil. lilillrl'l, cmtivcness. iu-
digent-on. sluggishucss of the liver.
launvliee. and uirk headache; also, l-v it'-
how- colds. if‘ii'l’ti, ururalgia and then
inatisin.
'i iii‘lif’ll'lltti i'tii'c may he dw'nsml at
length by p
want quir
i'uuuli ifuri-
safe cure for Middle".
relief; and Hin-
mil give it to flu-in. A
l'. Werd and ti. if
ialc results." I'I.
Htiilsom .. ,.
M the strength of a building r'vpmil
upon the militiiiyof its foumlaliou.m
health depend-i upon the condition of
the blood, 'i‘o cipvl llllltiif'illt-l‘ and
crown the Vlfltl fluid to lawman vigcmin
‘itti::p.’ilililt is
the nest powerlul and "if”llil' tilltlli‘
and iii'IngiIK. Arm‘s r
clue in use.
CASTORIA
for Infants and Children.
the or.
time
of
....M . .
its!
PO‘I‘IHE ‘
ii_t~iffliili:v. but the sufferer»
Minute
it H “tliconly
harmless i'mm-dv that products imilmb
o
Physicianjgrlflomen
IRS. OR. if. A. GOILFORD
Can be consulted at her oflice
ll42 Bnoau Srnn'r, Bnimsrou'r, 00”.,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen years huagmade the diseases
of women a specialty. Ladies suffering from
any difficulty.iiwl-lentto the sex can «insult
I)r.(iullford iniho strictest confidence. wi
tlieiissuraueo of receiving tbomnst skillfuinn
scientific treatment known to modern su cry
and iuedielne. Home care With nurse r-
rushed when required. Terms moderate
All letters prom I replied to. Incloec stamp
J. B. RAYMOND,
:BROOKSIDISALEETAKE icri
Wholesale and retail ollleo and ice house. 6
.‘lii-iiwn hit'i-i‘l. Urders ieeelvod at 0. ii.
'I'ngwbriul .,. .k. l.'-‘i.'.~ f‘igar til-Ire. corner South
; Mma and i'nsblngton streets. m 28!
D. w. ~i‘ai‘ii‘viiiiomo,
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
93 Washing-ton acre-t.
In. Non-rails.
lbs-idem, Mnhaokemo Hotel.
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i r. e. CROSBY. e. e. s.
liiu-luale of l‘lulndolpbiu Dental (foliage.
Dentistry Performed ill all its
Branches.
'l‘i'l-Il'll l".\'l'll.\t"l‘l’.ll “"‘l'llfll'T PAIN.
.‘lHi‘Hll'l‘ New “limit. Wihltingtuu street.
_ Hui-0nd ”tin.- ‘ Vi.
l'-'htal rm'itl~ will be I>peii‘.\tli:liat'.i'.‘fll. as an ‘
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SOUTH NORWALK - -
SAVIIOS BANK.
ll “Inching-ton Stir-ct.
Open daily from it to it! a. m.. and from
i to :4 p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from “(to s,
interest slumed on deposits.
ALDEN HUIAlANS l'rcat.
.ioux u. Vicious,tweet-mi.
.ltlliN If. KNAl’i’. tic-c. and Trans.
DORLON HOUSE,
Ulil'JUtlltY'S POINT.
Now. pop l ‘l’ the witnnll of 1““. l‘ilbm‘ Dill-
,,,.,.. pawl... ltiuuil l‘lmubuknu llnthlug.
liq-titan? and l-‘l-lunc. Flintiiv. 'l'tr-t to the
."'i""""l'Vi‘V'Wiix uuniilea. J. E. U'l'lllldd-
VAEMMIW-Iv. um if
J. D. JENNlNGS,
U N D E RTA K E R .
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk. - -
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
itl'ZSiDlsmelfi ELM STlii-l’l'.
TELEPHONE CAM). ii.
“ iacob iii. Layton, if
fire. Life and
Accident
lusugpnczu
Rut Estatohnd lion» Agent.
Ocean simminiT'nuio... and Sterling
Drafts. mans Negotiated
and blocks Bold.
OFFICE. ii RAILROAD PLACE.
Next. to Post. (Juice.
EOUTH NUitWALK. : : z : CONN.
binary i'uhlle. Acknowledgments Token
.. MW m..—""5
J. OJENNINOB,
Paperdlangor, calolminor,
Painter.
WALL PIP" Min roams
i‘tlon'rii MAIN eraser.
South Norwalk.
Ffimple flocks of fittest Nylon of Papers.
{Murder} nr'id Gil: Mould??? I “m I?
muses or tiepec on. on u put.
Mummies-main up... and
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