as. m zoo-II. our-II 5 “’ sun-II
“Inflow-II”
sudden-slug!“
Robort Yum. of Wort "coco.“ is
on ”to lick M
John Caron Is building snothor
musormmmrm.
no m on» this. of nor-or
wonttosdsyboll with tho wot um
clerks. MW
l’ioucor (fouls: A.“ K 11).. will
celebrate its first InniIerosI-y, tomorrow
night. ‘ g _
All. m will shortly build an
uddtfloutonismpontorshopin Frank-
lin avenue.
A W m WTnolday night
toflrmad Iris. William Bucknsm, of
I’Iottovilloaronnc.
W... w-..
The flu)! cruelty to animals 0ch
coma up at Wilton. tomorrow. before
Jammie.
Fouls Gay, of Norwalk, and Miss
mm. of Bulgiefiold. were Inor-
riad by Rev. 1". E. Wm,’l‘ncsday
aw. .
0n the Sound. yestenlsy. the wind
Mood fix waves. which dashed and
Wmtheshoue atasnvnge
'I‘W’
1min muoglilin, ofhiow York.a
Wrmldcutof Franklin avenue, is
visitingattbohoroooffiarueylarrigan.
lanolin-narcotic.
1' 13 Long. an agent of the John
“mock Life Insurance company,
whys great too was broken or Stamford
sum days ago, Is neccvering nicely.
m am out for the mango in
New York. September 23d. at St.
Tho-an“ cbmrh. of Miss Annie C.
Brown to (Somme Colyor, formerly of
Nmnlk.
Tho ”padding rower. first prize in the
Twin City Whoolruon”s mac, bu arriv-
ed and In. hen added to the exhibition
in W Brother! window in South
Norwallk
Tho (W Union of King's Daugh-
tm, of the Xmalk pongmgationnl
church, will om in aM-‘W“;ssm-
alloy stimuli» at 4 o‘clock. Reports for
this: motor months will be given.
Cbulesliouoy Douay . who died in NA?
lurk. Wagons saktdty-fivo‘yesrs
«It not. file was flor many years It resi
dwntof Dominik. aIud lived in what is
lawman the {Denney place in Harbor
some. lie was a men'hsnt tailor.
A very spprocioblo difference exists in
the flock formation of Westport and
PM and that of Norwalk. In the
former towns. the melt isapt to be soft
or my. and may bedrillod with com-
mrotfrom. Itisposriblotomsko
rapid W when drilling a well. but
thr‘rlrsult is not no satisfactory, as the
rock knotofn kind to contain many
m wins. and filter seams allow it to
W as!“ as it flows into the well.
In Xorwolk. on tho omtrary. the rock.
of moral «limerick formations. is hard
and noun-what diffimlt to bore. yet
in mm to m veins. and the to»
unwind dot: of water it usually found at
low WI: than in Foiflleld.
moccasin.
A termini mmny of their friends
was the bronco! fir. and Mrs. How-
md Walton. in Judgeilcld. but» week
Wodorudsy or V. to renew old uca
«goofintomnmd ow coco. the oc-
casion being the fifth anniversary of
limit «ridding dry. Many bountifu
trmd love and fl‘rqll‘t‘l wore rcceivod
bythh'bowy pair. Among tho invimd
mm smut om Hrs. IS. it. Smith,
In (S. l'. ”with. ”in Anna Smith,
”not 1...“. Wok. llim Mary Smith.
1m math. “LW'Hlki Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. (impound. Miss ltuIlI IduIsthd.
”to! law Wait. Sow linen: Mr. sud
JUN. Milli Harrington. Miss lrcnr
Murrow. MN. Ilrory chlrr. Mrs.
Indra» Ito-rt. Mrs. Henry lfcnodict.
”in“ Alum ”and“. B. E. Kym. Boui-
nfld Ilmmlfilmw-H. Miss I‘Lriiy Humplr
mm; saw him Hurlbott. Ilidgoflold;
Moor am. Bmdtlyu: Kiss billion
”Mall ”in meim B (‘arpI-utct‘. W.
I: I map, was: Ham. hi. 3‘ : Mrs. D.
A Ilium. 3‘1: and Mrs. E. I. Hmith.
II. I). with. Ir. and lira. (l. W. Weir.
Slit-o I'm: er‘r.
"‘mmsmmmm-amu."
rum m RELIABLE.
, as: India animal II by
known Acidosis cl
305 BAKING
PflMfll
loan-Ir. um m wast-wry
was.“ I. not. . ’
nit-I'm” Or
«monstrous. homes-s.
of this s|ly how
u: mnfitlug of Madman Bids. (Immu‘m
‘rulos to riso nonrly to that. of Illllu
To «fig ‘5 ms.
'lll loll WW I. Wall of III AM
[Is at or.» jugs, .
‘l'olldslltt
m
Indium. row-mutt” tbs New
utorcnutlls conourua III Hoodlum wolt
wthotr We told H as
:‘mg upon IIW'“. srrlvsl kt snoouvo bu
fifflau Solo. whd II II r‘oprouonthuvo
of tho butter chm of Chinese. rays dist
IIIII vIooroy wlll, upon IIIII return to China.
HIA'I'I’LIJ Supt. Iomc
loan to railroad construction com
prlsl no loss "at: 88,000 Inlllu of truck,
and to tgold sud tllv‘or I'IIlno‘Ii In u range
of mountains Intending for 1500 miles
along ‘northern 0qu. will he would.
Much iron and Innohlnory to be chain
developing Ihussoul .uys ’I'oi‘r 8qu
will mpurohomd In I o (lulled Moth.“
Ho toys also that LI proposes the 'pub-
"notion of .I book domlllughlu oxporlencos
and observations in Europa. s America.
NANSEN’S RsTURN.
Tho Norwoglnu Explorer Wnrmly Wol-
coruod Book to (thrillinull.
Cumsruxu, Septic-41hr nrl'lml
bore of the From. having on board Dr
Manson and tho companions of his nrcllc
«xpsdltlun. was made the occasion of on
«xtrnordlunry doxuonstmtlon cl weloomo.
Tho lI'rqu was osoortod on tho flord byn
uovnl squadron of 70 stmtnors.
Dr Nunscn w accorded nIrIumphol
romptlun. The c ty wits guyly dcuorutod,
:IIIll everything possible was dono to or-
pross tho honor III whlob tho cItizons hold
the rcturulng oxplorur. Grout enthusiasm
was qunlfostod. Among thoso who took
part In tho ‘ demonstration woro 12,000
nwtuhorr of tho guilds. many .sVudonts.
am. They formed a gourd of honor along
the mute lending to tho custlo, whcro
Nunson was cordially welcomed. Boron
banquet wus tondcrod to him. out] he was
Llwurutcd by King Oscar and by the crown
prluco.
H...
A Kontuckr Afl‘slr.
Lsxcss'rsu. Ky., Sept. 10. ——lo a fight
in I ‘nunty Judgo Burusld. ofllno at tho
Ionrthouso IIoro bot-ween Postmaster Jomos
ilumilton nnd u negro limited Knox tho
negro was killed. 'l‘ho fight grow out of u
loht. that tho negro owed Hamilton and
which tho posIInIIstur lIIslIIVcd that ho pay.
As the bum wuro entering the ollloo of
Judge Burnsldo. Knox drcw two pistols,
md putting them against Hamilton's ub-
imuon snuppod thcm, but they fullod to
go off. llnmllton than drew his revolver
Iml flrod. ouo shot striking Knox just
Ihovo the mouth mid the other just under
tlIu jaw, ranging upward and through tho
brain. In tho fight. Judge Burnsldu was
shot ouno In tho "fill and once in ouch
lug. 'l‘hu wounds will not prove futul,
lIuonul‘.
llomsnds of tho Stamping Employees.
Lovtm‘. Supt. 10,—A crode-d mootlng
of doukI-rs was bold nt llormundscy lII sup-
port of tho lutoruntlonulw Fodorutluu of
«hip. pack on 12”:ch m moot-
lug ofithuslustl lly ludorso ‘tho decision
of tho Fedcro '_3oouucll‘t'6 sand on Supt
II to .I 000 of it... employers of the l ultud
Klllgdulll II demund for II uniform port
mm of 5d an hour on l II shilling for over-
limo for dockcrs Add 25 shillings n hun-
drcd quartors for groin porters. sollgrs‘
he
mnployors orb ruquostod In couuootlou
.viIlI tho dmunnd. to muko II rousennbly
prompt ruply, and if tho ruply ls IInlnIor
lulu u strike \Vlll follow.
Shot Ills “'Ifo Ind lllmsclf.
CAMDEN, N. .l., Supt. 10.—-\\'. (I. Hole,
until rocontlyuu omployoo of tho Wost
lcrscy uIId :5IIIIshurII rullroud. fathlly shot
his ulfu ot tholr homo III this olty Ho
ilmll uttcmptod to commit sulcldo.‘but
will rot-ovor. Hnlo dculnm that» tho shoot-
ingwus nocidlmtul, and tho womnn, boforc
losing musoluusuoss. bot-u ltlm out III this
llltllllllflllt. 'l‘lm pnllco Vhluk It n murder,
huwovor. us llulu bud boon dospoudout
slum losing his position but Suturdsy.
Mrs. llnlu is u "tumour of tho notorious
l’ouk family. which lllIH already flgurod In
two llllll'lll‘l’“. III-lug II stator of Barclay
Punk.
.‘4—
To Throw Opou ludlou lands.
l’ocA'I‘nuo. ldn., Supt. III—John ll.
Goodwin of Altuutn not! C. G. Hoyt of
llcutrlco. Noll. ore In tho city to trust
with "III Bannock nud SIIoslIono Indians
of Fort. llIIll' rosorvutlou for II portion of
tholr lands to bo thrown upon for pIIlIllo
wttlomnut. 'l‘lIls tract. IIInlIrIonIu largo
M't‘ll of vulunblo IIIlIIIII-ul lIIud which Intr-
I‘Illllldll I’ocutcllo, IIIId lsof vltul Inn-rust to
.Ill ldnho. 'l'lIbI ccmmlsslon was ctr-Mod
by tho lust cougross through the efforts of
Sonator llubolu,
Thoma "IIII‘II'I lIody found.
FIIMIIIKIN, l’u.. r‘opt. III—Tim body of
Thompson llulob. who Iuyuturloully dIIIup
pound from bin IIIIIIIo lII Nuurtsvlllo one
Wonk ugo, bus lll'l‘ll found In nghtoru
t‘d-«Irwin hour this plnco. A jury lm-
putmllul by Ioronur t-‘IIIIIIIIII fouIIdVluII
ho had boon llIllI'Illtl'I‘d IIoforII busing boon
tIIIcIIII lIIlU tho victor. llulcb IoftIIIs
wifu- IIm-u wcokr ugo. uwIng to doquIItlc
Imubluv As tho III-humour of foul play
.m- wry strung It Is oxpoctud arrests wIll
.uuu Ito mmlo.
I'rlnco of ltlunuco'o hlwovory.
Wimnmtox Supt III.--’I'ho hydro
grnphlc ofIInII hm boon Informed that the
I’rluccof Mmmcn. whlln cruising on IIII
VIII-.III tlIII l’rInm-IIII Allco. Iingngod III
scloutillc rnwm-uh. discuvorod II bank In
tho out-III I‘llilllllll about to nub-II south
mud by south from l’uynl, Azoros. The
Monk Ilwx lmlWl‘I'll ItIIItudo 37.50 IIIIII
.-. llIIrIII. luIIgIVndo mun and cum:
wort In tho lmllk tho princo gsvu tinI
horns l'riIIIvss Mics
‘l‘n Form 1 I‘ofllu ‘I'rmtt.
lIt rrsm. Supt III. -—.\IIqufIIot.ursro m
Inukvt trIIuIIIIngII. rsprmutlugtumoo out“.
capital and boiling from Now 'liodford and
ilmtou. Bow Ilsvsn nod Mormon, l’ltts
Inn-u. (' Imtunntl, t Mango nflll mum. on
In malou nt tho llutrl Irmuuls. 'l‘ko pur-
. pom of tho mmitlng III supposod to ho the
reorganuotlou of tho Notional (locket
llnrdwon Mmufsctums' oosIIclotIon,w
wIIIoII disbanded 0 your turn.
nod it... Iclsct Officers.
MIXNIIM‘OIHII Hopt. III A'l’bu lmprovod
Order of "oil Mon III IIII grout sun council
in VIII! oily olootod the following odloorr
Andrcw l’otun, llnnvors. Muss. grrol
prophet: llobm 'l‘ Dsntol IIrIflIu.V~Io..
grout Incolmnoo, Ileorgs It Green. lung-
lIanIm. N. Y, grout senior IsgIImoro;
It I) Wlloy. Dos “other. [Inst ibulor
sogomoro
Clovslsud no! Do lodlotnr.
LIMA. Peru Kept. In a-‘lt Is Inuounml
bars that It Is probable that' Pmrldsnt
curslnnd of the United Stator sod Dr. J.
E. lIrIIIuru, provident «If Argoutlns. «III
”I. In tho lhlo‘limlltsa qustln. -
t
.; "Liston. thou, but mucmhcr
_I mun who unvcr was It boy bccuusc lIc
youth and “out straight into manhood
Sloop. "out spring. in tho slams sud gloom
skim
Woks not of blends.
‘ “VII oyml "
3- I’V'Irra I ' H
mm ontontlsad flu Ibo drlftcd In.
"I'm
Nor Itgr wit V at d uwob'l mystrry
0f Ilfu III blrlII.
Slurp III Ibo nods and only hoods
Of buds first soul-Id:
Sloop for nyu III III» null-Id w «rods:
Dlo nn ravoulod.
Din In tho flrIItlIIIgII of tho flock
And sblvoriug horas;
Blight, upon tree and moor and rock.
The lows of birds.
Sloop with the spownIIIg frog sud fish
III cry not cm.
loose not, at notors's IIrdI-nt who.
v'l‘ho Ignored wsvu.
Sloop In tho unborn Pom) moon
And Will her born:
I-‘ In In tho bolls tholr IIon tun.
s For WVor morn.
Shroud tho sun IIII ho rIsoII first
To zouIVlI blind:
llnrkcn his day with guruwut vast
Of cloud and wind.
sloop. sweet sprluk. in tho purple gloom
of tho downing your.
.N‘or hither como with thy balm and bloom.
Thy smllo and tour.
.Slcepl Sho alt-cps who with burning brow
Loom-d mm for thou.
Posscss thy soul III bur pollouco now.
And. whore slm slot-pa III tho gruvo, sloop thou.
Eternally.
-L. Dougnllw In Academy
THE THRESHOLD.
"And this is the very last time."
sIuttorcd thc man as the door opened.
"The vcry but time.” ho rcpcntcd us
he sat waiting in the pretty, glowing
lruwing room.
Thou she coma in, and the room he-
Iumo bountiful, bmuusc prottinofis was
not of her.
They not togcthcr and talks-d, and
luring o littlo inform] the man‘s heart
ioggcd his clbow in on irritating way
Ind Inurmurcd, “This is tho very last
into.
“You!" said the man aloud. and she.
:miliug, uskcd to what his affirmative
rofcrrnd.
Thou Iltcy talked again on various
Inbjccts which rolutod to the man, for
«‘ho know all his post and some-thing of
his future.
“Why are you sud today?" she naked
Iftcr uwhllc.
'l'lIc mun hositutcd. “Because ' r V I
lon‘t know why I am sud; at least I
'IuI't tcll you. "
“May I tell youuliftlo story?" nskcd
dic.‘
”Please. "
L
mv
iglorics are not III‘I'SOlldl. Thero nos oucc
Ind been nimble to spurc tbc.‘ fImh. Bo-
ng .I boy or oven II youth “KN! up u lot
If tlmo IIt tho bcgltmlb'g. whorl time
went» short, und odds it on to the cod.
out. circumstunccs IIIId loncllncss in
IferIIgcplncm nmdu it. impossiblc for
“ho than iu‘my' story to invcst limo in
his way. Ho ho skippcd boyhood and
in o strango country "
' “And whut PM on him did tlIut
have?" askcd he ‘iu the druwing room.
who had lrcmuc iIItI-rmtcd uftcr tlIc
Imry's first sI-IItI-ucc.
SluI who told tlu- story smiled IIIId,
Iontlnuiug, raid: "ltlnfd on him tho
-Il'cct of tropical sun upon vcgctuldo
lifv. It mudc IIiIII prcumturo in all
ways, but strong ulsouud gloryiug in
his strcugtli. A grcut dcul wus IIIIIIt out
If hisrnugeuf vision, and his lifc's litu-
its wcrc narrow. but in tlum limits
wry iutonsc. To him tho world was
ZIimsclf—lu- llllil his work. lIiIIIIiIIIs. his
Ilrvugtb. Nothing clsc, you understood.
iluvlug missed youth. cnjuyuwut did
Iot t-oIIII- into lIlII sclIcnIc. Ho did not
look about. him for lifo's soft lights and
its musicund so Iiovcr saw or lIcurd
tlIcuI. llc IIud uo timv. ”
“Alt!"
”Yrs. it was a. pity. WI-Il. VIIcII ouo
day. by chuuco. ho IIIct Ft'llllllllllly—
lIIIppt III-d upon lll‘l‘. IIIIIIIclIiIIg cuko tIIId
sipping tI-II. Pl'llllllllllly IIIIIilcd prctlily
III tlIc quII illlfl odcro-d lIIIu cukc and
too. which bu took with IwrvI-lms flu-
gcm. pruning and storing lllf‘ whilc in
[)lI‘lNV‘fl IIIIuwrquIIt. 'l'lII-II k‘I-IIIIIIIIIity'a
rosy. dimplvd Illltffl‘d wuut tripping
duiutily up und down ”10‘ kclemII-d of u
piuun and fill" Hill!“ to him, cch'y unto
in her rippling littlII bullod twuuging u
rI-Ittmmui IIII nun of tho IIIIIII’II hourl-
sfriugs. And lto uskotl IIiqu-lf 0 0 '
Well. lot Inn soc. llc uskml humid!"—
“Why,” iutrrruptod III: who listI-ucd
in tho drawing mun—"why lIo bud
ucvcr bol'um known tlmt tII‘III won thu
wut'ld IIIIIl how ho had lwt'll chl to think
tIIIIt his lifowuatlm rcul lifo of flu:
World.” 1
“ You. IIIIIV was what. Ito uskvd hiIIIsI-lf.
And IuIIlIIiIIIy llttlo FIIIIIIIIIIIity. Ilmll'
log all IIII- wIIilo. drow outdo tho lam
curtains, which bud hidden from his
tango of vision tho liyzunlimv ulloy
whcrviusiw livod, IIIId ho. lmkiugdmvu
Ilm alloy with III-r. divided that it Wl'
tho mtl world; tlml IIIII World so for
bad born a drcnry fsntusynf IIiII own
emotion. Tho man’s lights were not
wido or deop. but very inwmw, and of
courso ho laid his brain. now found.
rovrrr-ntinlly IIIId unrcscrvwlly IIt Fomi-
IIluity's foot. chiuinity luugltlngly on.
ovptod tho bean, and then"—
“Mcctlng nnothor man at tho corner
of hot ullcy," sold the lists-nor. “throw
the heart down. still laughingly. and
Wont book to tho [)1an Willi hI‘f' new
frlom.”
”Exactly. Woll, now tho mun was In
a very sorry plight. bcconso be had lost
his own world—ohm self cream fun:
tony-mud living {Imakvn In tho now
world by III-rtowhmn his lIcurt had
been given ho could not find his way.
Disillnsltm bllttdcd his cym with tours,
and, groping shoot in tho Bymtiuo
allay. IIo"-— .
“Hotnotl‘roo Frcn. You must lot
mo toll this piece.” mid Ilw man in tho
dnwlng room. “He tnct limo Prim.
who bummed to burn wnndmd our"
lessly from out but Moorish alloy Into
lv'ctnlalnlty' 9 domain. It» looked like I
mu. armrmmmmm
3.
Mounting. lower unhomtuu good Isl-
Iowsblp, and won IIIIlIlo the rich dro-
pory and heavy mod curtain which
luul bid from his View tho world of
brlgbtar. flushing Ilghtu and dancing
music in which she llvod. Looking into
tho world, tho mun dmw u long brouth
of satisfaction. and. us Frau lt‘ron chol-
Iougtd him with brimming churnpogno
gloss uprIIlsed. be void. "l‘lIIII is un-
IIoubIodly nudity—tho ubIIIIdo
life in the wound world—a II my
previous fancies, which we IIqu "
And when Ibo vary llrut gruynou come
and tho flashing. light» poled In the
dawn hour, Frou Frou, being tired and
sloopy, cundcssly laid upon the pages of
her frailty’s privsw diary—and the man
mod. Having road, ho know. and was
numbed. 80. In tho ghostly morning
twilight, he gruped IIiII wuy out into tho
No Man's bond which lies lxdwuou tho
alloys of extrema sud roulizsd that ho
luul not fought the rcul world aftm‘ all.
Hfill, ho had lost his own, nnd wlwn
*' V ' Wall"—
“No, " said slIo uho listcucd, ”you
cannot tell this port. I "Inst, for he did
not go into nnotlwr alloy, you know.
Ho wandered into Ibo cloiIItorI-I of II
white morblo toutplc.’ becouso. In the
brightness of tho sunlight. which outdo
uftcr down, be now II pnro presence—II
girl—standing on tho threshold. Ho up-
moucbod the presence. so be lougod for
rest, though after his two plum-s he fclt
ho had no right. b‘bo wow so pure and
white; the innocence of knowing noth-
ing gleaming on her forehand. Sbocould
not, like tho othom, conduct him into
her world, bccanso film had not yet
crossed the threshold of the temple hcr’
self; and she know nothing of that
which be hull livod and soon. Still she
was n girl, and his worshipplcuscd In 1'.
Very sweetly, thungh ull unknowingly,
slIo helped him to tukv his stand bosido
her on the threshold; she mulcrstunding
nothing, and never dreaming but that
ho, too. had the unlit-st phuscs topnss
and could cuter hcr tvmplc. with her.
But when Mr inuoccnce of ignorance
bud spread itself round tbc mun for
aw Ille, tho crude purity of .it—tlto"——
‘Tho nothing knowing. nothing sce-
iug, nothing undorstumllug Hpollcssucss
of it all almost choked him.” mild tiIc
man in the drawing room. "And lIU
realized that slow ho had not at tho be-
ginning found this world bu could not.
outI-r it now. or at lcust not nccompunicd
by the cold Wllllt‘nl'fls of tho ‘littlo maid
who both on bmusm.’ So now. in real
despuir, be turned any from the classic
tcmple, fooling not only that lItJ lmd
failed to find tho rcle world. but was
unlit to be taken into it. TIIcII. as he
walkcd miserably uwuy. :In ungcl from
heaven come across lllN puth and laid
her cml band on his fort-hood, so that."—
“No. door! AWOIIIllll-Olllyfl woman.
But she showed him that he was already
in the real world and that slIc. wns, too.
but that Im kcpt going into little phases
of life, and, thinking cock was life it-
sclf, was almost hum-n lu-urlcd when
ho found himself lllllilfml to livc iII ll
plmsc. ll» \va my Imppy with tho wo-
man. lwcnusu bu Iuvcd III-r, and yo-t,
thinking that ho must bonf some one. of
tho plIIww—tlm littlo pIIusos—Iu- bud
Hr‘cn, not knowing that Ihcy Wcm of
him merrily. ltc fzIIIcicd the woman must
be apart from him; that"—
“TIIIII must I» the lost tiIIIc?"
"Exactly. Bur, all. the \vutuuu nu-
dorsttxsl. .V'bc knuw Ilmt 1m wmI rcully
of the some lifr- uud world as shc. fiho
llIOlllllIt—lllzl be lovcd III-r. nod"—
"h‘hc lovcd him?"
“You. dc:II'l"—-—.\. J. Dawson in St.
Louis III-public.
Iiuilors Vlotlmlml at Buono‘ Ayros.
‘It scrum that at many ports ubrond
gr'cut injury is cum-rod by British ship
ping through Ilu- crown of vI-sorls living
cuticcd away from thcir ships, luv-casi-
lutiugtlu- ubtdiuing of (Illll‘l‘ and in
Illllll)’ cuscs iIII-muprtvut bonds. In
llIII-um Ayrvs this pruclicv- lrl wry prI-I'u-
lI-III, till much so Ilmt tlw uttcntiun of
tho British guvcrnmcut qut lx-cII druwu
to it.
'l‘ltt- Impplying of now crows ut Btu-um
Ayrcs is 1ch in tho bonds of ccrtuiII
boarding homo kl'l‘pflrfl, and it lllVlIl‘l-
ubly IqupcIm that no lIIIIIdrI can be- III»
tuittcd III. II \I‘lIilt- tltc vvsau‘rlu urn lymg
in duck. 1 they could, tlm IIII'II Would
III-sltlppcd bcfuro tlIv British consul.
and film tnultvrs wuuld lIc put right.
'l‘lw modc of prom-alum III to lot tlm
IIIcIInII-rlcuni tIIc dock, and whilo iu
IIII‘ rivcr thosuilnrs nnd llrcIucu—Ilw
now mun—arc brought off in II smull
bout. uppurctttly in II "Into of dmukcu-
mm. The Inuslor bus on clmirc but to
tultu tho mI-u. qul mu shipping mom or
boarding Imuso kI-cpI-r ngII II fun of
about Ill shillings for cIIclI mun.
In tho cusp of mm IItcnIucI-citcd it is
ollogcdthut tho men of tbo. original
crow worn bribed to leave tlu- ship, mId
when ItlIoquI going out ”to captain
found that all tho now bonds bud Iron
drugged boforo they canto ml board sud
worn uuublo todn IIIIy Work. For LI
hours IIIosIcumrr bud to cotno to an
anchor, and wlII-II Ibo IIII‘II rcgulupd
VIII-tr mums thcy Word to tho ouptuiu
and told him ”It‘ll signatories to tho"
IIdrunoc notus bad bot-II obtuincd from
llwm fruudulrntly. Tho captain, bring
noxious Io Itclp Ibo mun. sppllml In the
British consul. who fIIrsumo [1‘95nt vim
unuhlo to toko up tho cssr. 'l'hu lyutcm
mum on Is (mo not only of crpnhso to
tho shipowncr, but also of duugcr to
tho ship. ~lrcIIdou Chronicle.
Rot Hard to Do.
Trlvvotp—l mudc ymmg Goslin look
silly last night.
Dlmr~(.lh, Woll, anoro hm’l saw-II
you most of tho trouble.—Dotrolt Free
the:
l‘oIr Indian...
"Dom Miss (lushlntnu'n fathcr look
with favor on your suit?”
"I think on. HP slwuys lots no pay
for tho drl "mDetroIt Pm Prom
W
mum-1mm
Joussultmrmnt Drown bl] bod.
ohsngo for tho brttcr.
“M N. M“.-
- ,.D:rv . I 1.. ”ran... . ,_ ,
.of wall
. mvmwwmm nmmsu Mm... mam-v.0
out”: mirror
I , g l l .
Don Any Io Strongor. Corry Mon
Wslght or ho Moro Convluolng
Thou hot Norwslk Tostlmony'f
Doctors out gonorolly tell when tho
kldusyo urc ovorlucd.
Mont people out not.
lluctoIII dlffsr III their treatment of
klduoy dlnossd.’
But they ogroo on ono point—It's
Ward to curo them
bonus Kldnuy l'llls cure them.
And we ask you to Invostlgnto tho
truth of IIIIII.
lnvsullsulo our
moms.
'I'hey sro from Norwslk. not from
California.
They show wbst Dosn's Kidney Pills
hnvo done sud can do.
Home cures oro IIIcredIble.
All show how prevalent kidney dll-
rose Is.
How stubbornly IV clings to the of
le'lld.
What sufforlng the victlms endure.
Dunn's Kidney Pills have ompls
proof—-
Voluntary proof.
flattery
(Ir coercion. or purchased,
To book up ovu'ythlng they claim.
Claim Is whut tho manufacturor
lull!!-
l’roof III what the people any.
Donn's KIdm-y PIIII lay they curl
kidney complaints.
Nutwulk pcoplo say so.
Read the testimony of Mr. Wm. B.
megory, No. 206 Washington street.
He says: "I am a butter by trade, an
occupation that compels me to be on
my feet all day. I have been bothered
with 'u bud buck. urinary difficulty
wlth sediment In the urine. 1 obtmncd
a box of Donn' s Kidney Pills nf Plols-
Ved's drug stem to see If they would
help mo. They am. They gave me on-
Ilro relief."
Tho aching back has no greater one-
my than Dunn's Kidney l"llls~~not In-
JIIrlous to the most delicate constitu-
tion. Do not not on thc bI‘IWL-lll, but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sub». by all
dcnlcrs. Price. 50 cents per box. or III):
boxes for 82.50. Sent by mall on re-
cclpt of pI-Icr by Foster Milburn C0,.
Buffalo. N. Y. sole sgcnts for the
United States.
published stato-
rIoV obtained by
Are you n suitornr from that terrible
plague. itching l’Ilr-s'.’ Dunn's Ointv
mcnt will bring you instant rcllof and
permanent curs. Got It from your
Our Loss Europe's (lulu.
'If it is now dcsircd to'perpotuntc the
gold stuudurd in Europm Int tho govern-
Im-nt ut Wouhingtou adopt free eolnogo
of silvnrutthu toll” of l to 16..“
pruwnl, uftcr tllb clusul‘ohf IlIquDIulI
tIIiIIts, tIIIs sto 1) could not lmusibly him
any utl‘Icr rcsult thou tomukc tlIc Aim-r-
icuIII-Ifuudard II sile-I' standard. Tho
price of sllvcr, of coursc. would risc,
but not to 50 penco IIIId not pormauont-
ly. Tlll' UIIItI-d Status would lmvc II
standard out quII-riully dIll'crI-ut from
that of Mcxico. All tho (lIsudvuutugt-s
and all the mlvuntugcs of n fluctuating
and dcprcciulml tummy standard would
follow. (lold Inouomcfollilln would be
rrplucml by sile-r fllflllllllli'llllllrim. "1‘le
donblo Htuudurd would lit-coma uouIiIuIl.
NII bimctnlliuls con approve of this.
I’m,- coiuuga- of silvcr in tho L'ultt-d
Stutcs Would result. in harm to Europa,
no doubt, but also in udvuntugo. Por-
hops llll' IIIIrIII would prodIIIIIiIIutc, but
”In: thing is ccrtuln—Vlm absorption of
tho AIIIcricun gold, tlIu continual sup-
plivs coming from tho Anon-icon gold
pnxluctiuu. would for a long timc to
comc roliI-vo tbc Eurupcun pom-rs of ull
.IIIin-ty for ”Mr gold sltmdurd. Tho
mnuctury:qurclIy would thus bc por-
pvtuutcd for It Hpucc of tlmu boyoud cs:
VIIIIutinII.-——l)r. ()tto Arcndt. in North
AIIIcricuII llI-viI-w.
llopubllmn sponlrors IIIvo boon bumper-
rIl III their oflorlo to distorts the Damo-
I-mtlo plnIfornI by doubts of wit-V that
panforIII Is. In It "to [Ilstforrn ndoplml
by "Io (‘hlcugn s-onvontlmr or the omv
(‘Imlrmnn Janos bu boa-II flxlug up “mm?
mer III bud "rough to driver on Intolll
gout IIIru out of tho. Inrnmntlr purl].
TM EIwIny'o Country.
In spmlung of NI w York on ”tho
cIIcIIIy's country" liryuu simply mount:
that public. sculimcut in Hull loculity is
ovurwlwlmiugly ugaiust thc idco of rc-
puvliutiuu. -St. lioulII (ilulIc-lk-nmcrnt.
A Downing Club.
Now llIIquslIim womcu ltuvc organ
izud u dIIrIIlIIg club. On u ccrtuiu day
If ItIclI work tlIc Iucmbcrs wcud tIIclr
way to tho llOlIIl' of tho bush-as for tho
.scmwlon, cud thcy tnko IlIIIir doruing
with ”Will. Thcy work tngIIIlIcr IIrquId
II largo tublc. on which r-uclt butt pill-d
IIIII IIrtiI-lmv IIIIII lllII-I brought with bur.
Stocking» arc most In I-vidI-nm, but oil
sortouf flilfillt‘ll'll Inmlcstly uppcur bo-
fIIrc IIIII IIoIIIdoII in own Homo mm rcIIdII
illlmll, cuuvcrmtlou IIIIII sII III-cnIIIuIIIIl
inning. Imd III 5 o’clock tIIc club moul-
lwrs go proudly IIIIIIIII, rcfrI-Idtcd und
with tlw Wm' 'lt' sdurulngthoroughly und
plcusuntly dono.
w ¢ «aw. inc...“ w:
M", S. “- Thompson, CIInIIsn,N.j., writ":
II "
bonu-
Reopen
know
tho tInIo
sod labor
and
LEADING
um.
MILLII'IRI Ann 0L0“ Sm;-
d.
We are showing the very latest Fall Styles' to
Walking HatsFOrLadies
Also a very large variety of
CHILDREN’S sun MISSES’ scII00L ms.
At very popular prices.
H. KRLEGER’S .
Popular Priced Millincry and
Cloak Store.
l
Mahockomo Hotel Block.
South florwolk.
For
the,
Best
Printing
Order of
the
Sentinel . . .
. . . . Office
.S P 0T l II E
pets quickly and (3L5. All :3... *
Completely and
éflsLLcaves‘nRIng . - . .
10c..2§c., at Drug
Nu unpleasant odor. and Dry GoodsStorro
Nut inflammable. Sampler mall-Id, So.
“I... B. SUTTON, Now Conann,GV.
' “a
vA. Dickorinnu & Son, So Nor-
lsl‘l’nney & Benedict. Nor-walk.
takes out iuk,p1inl,
t.1r, pitch, grease
and stains from
ch thing and car-
' ---.\'0Acid.-——
Sold
walkfls
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK,
63 Wall Street, flormlk, Conn.
lucorporotod, 1824. Capital, 0200, 000
EDWIN o. kuniiu, President.
DAVID ll. MILLER. VicoPrest.
L. CHGREEN Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Emmi 0. Ensure, Moons M. Gnom
DAVID ll. MlLLIR A...l Muslim.
F. ST. Jouu Locxwoon, Turro. E. SMITH,
Ins CoLII, Case. I“. 'I'IIIs'nIAu
Accounts of Manufacturers, lllcrcbuut.~
sud Individnsls Sollclted.
Sofo Deposit lcxos
Froo to Monitors.
0 8."
..r..... o. u...1. ....
You Don‘t Hm To Sour Oil.
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
In so editorial about No-To-Bac, the
famous tobacco habit care, “We know
of runny cases cured by No-To~
One A prominent St. Lou urcllltoct,
nicked and chewed for yours.
two boxes cured him so th t oven the
smell of tobacco makes hi sick. " No-
To-IBIII sold and guaranteed by R. H.
Plolstod. No curs no pug Book free.
Sterling Remedy Co. ow York or
Claim
Ayor's Pills are recommended by
lending physicians and druggists. as
the most prompt and efficient remedy
for bllionsncss. nuuscu, costivcnens, in-
dlgontlon, slugsgl‘shnoss of the liver.
unndlco, and sic liondncho; also, tore-
lcvo colds, fcvors. neuralgia and rheu-
Iro‘lIm.
Theories of euro may bo Iliocussod ut
longth by hysioinus, but the sndorors
wont Iptic rolIt-f; and (Inc Minute
Cough (lum will give it to thcm. A
solo euro for clIlldrI-n. It is “tho only
IIcrnIchIII 1-0va that produces immodc
lots rounlts." E. 1’. Wood and G. (l
Stillson. ____
AII tho man I) of o building depend
upon the soil ltyof its foundation, so
health 3?“! upon the condition of
tho bl To orpol Impurities sud
cause the vital fluid to become vi
sud life-giving, Ayer’s 8mm a III
the most powerful sud odootivo modi-
clnolnuoo.
CASTOFIIA
For Inform sud. Children:
WAGONS I
New and Second-Hand.
succiss. '
pnssrcus,
csnstscrs,
csIIorIss.
erIIIILrs, no.
PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
CALL AND sun um. -
I-I EVNRY TILLV.
Physiciuflummen
IRS. DR. N. I. OUILFDID
_ Can be consulted at her other
; "42 Boom Bram, Burnorronr, Conn
I From 10 a. In. to 7 p. In. any dsy oxoopt
Sunday.
The doctor Is s In h Icisn sud for
the post nineteen $53 hss‘lnzdo the diseases
. of women a. specialty. Lad ios suffering froxgfi
any difficult incident to the so: con coIIsu
. Dr. Gullfm'l in the strictest confldon with
tbesssumnce cl receiving the mostskll sud
scientific treatment known to m In or!
s'nd medicine. Home care with nor-no :-
Agghed when reached Terms modorstc
lllettors promo I replied to. Incloso stomp
AL—
if” J. B RAYMDND,
gsnoossi’d‘fih: IcsI
. Wholesale and rotailomco sold loo houass.
_.__.. -. a.”
Mndison street. Orders toes Iva III:
- "‘mwbrl ott Co.’ a Clgnrfltoro. corner 80“: '-'
i Main and eoslilmrton strootn.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
03 Washington lira-t,
.9. k.
NONDI
Residence. Msbsokomo Hotol.
m1 Iv
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.
Grsdnnto of PIIlludolphIo Dentsl Gallon.
Dentistry Performed in all it s
Branches.
TEETH EX'I‘IIACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Marvin‘s Now Block. Washington street.
Second floor
SDDTH NDRWALII - -
SAVINGS DIN“.
5| w-ohlngton Direct.
Open daily from 9 to 12 s. In, and from
Ito 8 p. m. ., and on Monday evenings
from No 8.
Interest uhowed on deposits
Al DEN ROIIMANS l’rcst.
JOHN H. mums, Vice Frost.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sac. and Tron.
bonds Hausa.
GBEUORY'S POINT,
Now oftenl for the consort of ISM Shore DID-
new. hml l‘ Island ('Inmbnkos Bothiu.
. Hunting and Fisblmt Eloctrlc hearts to ”min
lVllAlNl Sven twenty lllllllllt'Jti. .
[go-mar,
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwslk. - -
Opp. Street Rcllwsy Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRICT.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
Jacob M. Layton,
FIro. Llfo and
Aooldont
INSU.RANCEII
Rul Eststo and flours Agont.
Ocun gtumshlp TicksuI, nod Hurling
Drafts mans Niogot sud
snd brook II Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACI.
Next to Past Offlos,
SOUTH NORWALK. t : I : CONN.
Notsry Public. Acknowlodgmouto Tom
WWW
J.O.JENNINGD,
Pspor-Hsngsr, Oslolmlnsr
Printer.
Dim. "I
WILL PAPER AID IDIDII!
mourn not mm.
60an Norwnlk.
Bump lollooksnf Latest. thlosof Papers
Borders Mill Gilt Mooldin Mlsnto
IWW‘IW
.
1,
Dental rooms will be oponlAugustiItth. s! an
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Norwalk Chronicler