‘ ‘riiiirh'fuw j.
" booth mush touching e top dress.
tug of gravel. .
Hon. 1:. J. not delivered an address
in Litchfleld. an night. "
Wesley Familiar, clerk at Finney &
Benedict‘s, has been quite ill.
M. C. Brown is moving from Belden
avenue to Menard street. '
Summerileld Toolrer, Edward Master.
can and Fred Smith. of Norwalk, are at
Scotch Cove fishing.
Rm, of Norwalk, are on a four wceks'
bicycle tour over Long Island roads.
Stamford Council, No. 999, Royal
Areanum. will celebrate next Thursday
evening the tenth anniversary of its
organization. ‘
The Danbury Fair is negotiating for a
series of races between horseless wagons.
These races are a big attraction at the
,Providence fair.
Oliver L. Johnson, of Norwallr. and
MissM gle Croker. of Westport ave-
nue,w married on Tuesday by Rev.
Father Carroll.
A petition is in circulation, asking the
selectmen to bridge the Norwallr river
from the end of Catherine street to
Riverside avenue.
Detective Edward Cronin. of Bridge-
port. hasMen secured as chief of the
police force on the fair grounds by the
executive committee of the Danbury
Fair association
The patronage the trolley ears have
received since the opening of the Compo
Beach extension, proves conclusively the
popularity that fonts will be shown
another season.
Over one hundred oyster boats were
dredging on the natural beds at! Bridge-
port, yesterday. The set is unusually
fine. the dredgers saying that it has
never been equalled.
A Bachelors’ nine from Norwallr will
come to Stamford, September 18, to play
the Bachelors’ club nine of this city.
The game will probably take place on
the meadows—Stamford Advocate.
Many summer visitors are going back
to their city homes; but by so doing they
miss the most beautiful season of the
year to be enjoyed in the country,
which is during the months of Septem-
ber and October.
S. Wilson. Jr.,of Newark. has been
awarded the time prize in the ten-mile
handicap at the Central Labor Union
picnic, Monday last. There was some
question as to whom it should be award-
ed. and the matter was referred to the
L. A. W. otfioials.
J. C. Ivers, of .Bridgeport, county
president of the Ancient tlrder of
Hibernians, paid an oiiicial vist to the
Daughters of Erin. at Norwalk. Thurs-
day night. A county organization was
perfected by the election of Miss Mary
Fahey as president.
Those who have gone over the re-
modiilcd country house of the Miners
Def’aystcr marvel at the harmony
of the muus and tho general artistic
emails. Thosclndia-s now have one if
the most delightful cottages in the
village. The alterations of tho wood-
Work wo-ro iii the tutpablu hands of
Thomas S. Stout. of Nor\vnlk.»-liidgo
ilold l’rrss.
'A‘r'rEN T I o N!
Dr. F. VI. Darmer
' Can hereafter be sci-n at his Duricu oili'ri
only. where he is prepared todo nilwori
rtaiuiug to flu lam dentistry painless-
l; (mo lllil uto a walk from the trolley
oarsorihu Ci solidntcd It. it. dopms
Faro allchd bot ll way». Special appoint-
ments made to low» your :lcntai Wort
one at your own residence. 0mm
hours from ti n. in. until ii p. m. lean~
days. it) a.m.until 4 pm. All Work
guaranteed, and only the lost of ma-
terial llllllil. .W.
DREW. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
DlllIEN, - - - - CONN.
YOU . . . .
l'rohnldy remember hearing
Mmllf "o'n‘e Solo (iorclial last
summer.
if made many friends: it Will
number more this year. be-
rrmue it lime just what i-
riuimmi for If. Correct Hi
all bowel troubles.
Hatm-le lmflioe {m A. [I
niavulonninndrCoin.Sui-walk
F. ii. llMirr. ii. If. Finish-d
and E. ii. ‘i'omlltlmn. South
1’
1'
NU‘W“ '
terrace lsiLecelAlfeire.
Al rsroarur near. as cars
1'me General Gives lb blee-
WW 0! Oh muscle- I. C. it!
, mugs. of the General Government
' tell» Yankee lent-I-
. . Warmnsrros, slot. lflm—Aitoi'ney Gen-
eral liar has furnished the following
for pohl item.
"1 have concluded to vee pnblie an-
bwcrto be' yiuqu medeofme
Luca a as test of great moment, to which
runcral attention is now dimmed. Ir.
lizynp in Me letter accepting the amnion
lion for president by the convention at
Chinese amplifies the protest which that
convention, made in Its platform against
.fudcral interference in local affairs, which,
strangol enengh, is not found in the plat-
forms 0 the other two conventions which
have also nominated him. .
"As nothing else has been done or pro»
posed to which they can possibly apply,
these protests were intended and are un-
derstood to be directed against the recent
action of the president in forcibly eup-
pmning riotous disorders which had stop.
pad the carriage of mails and interstate
commerce and were defying the civil offl-
r-cre'ef the United States.
"The president took this action not on-
ly without the request but in some‘in-
:tauoes against the protest of the authori-
va of the state in which theriots occur.
rod, and Mr. Bryan, taking section 4 of
article 4 of the constitution to be the
law on the subject. pledges himself against
any repetition of the violation thereof,
which his letter necessarily charges. Be
vindicate»: the windern of the framers of
the constitution by declaring that the lo
cal authoritlon‘m'e better qualified than
the president to Judge of the necessity for
federal assistance.’
, “This, in my judgment, is afar more
notions matter than the money question
or any of the other questions now before
the people, grave as they all are, Our
form of government may survive a wrong
decision of those questions, and the people
may endure for a time the evils which re-
sult fom false systems of finance and tax-
ation, but if the president has deliberately
disregarded the instrument upon which the
Valet: is founded by supplanting the au-
thority of a sovereign state by armed force,
-. precedent has been made which threatens
our form of government, while if a candl-
dato for president may properly pledge
himself in advance, as Mr. Bryan has done,
to do nothing to protect the property,
maintain the authority and enforce the
laws of the United States unless and an;
til the officers of another government rs-
-un-st or consent, than we really have no
'cdurnl governuwnt, for a government
which is not entirely free to use force to
protect and maintain itself in the dis—
charge of its proper functions is no gov-
ernment. atoll.
"The section of the constitution to
which Mr. Brynn refers is as follows;
" ‘The l'nltcd States shall guarantee to
ivory state in this Union a republican
form of government and shall protect each
if thorn against invasion. and on applira
loll of l-llo legislature 01' of the executive
when the legislature cannot be convened)
gainst domestic violence."
For Protection of the States.
"This suction plainly refers merely to
he protection of tho states against inter
'vrcnce with their authority, laws or prop
=rty by domestic violence, and they are
wisely made the solo judges whi-tiu-r and
when thvy need such protection. Mr
‘iryun betrays a consciousness of tho llm
Lied operation of this provision in the ox
oresslou fillll'l'lll assistance in tho fillllliii'
i have quoted. ,
"lint by thooxpross terms of the ma
-tltution a state has nothing to do with
ho maintenance of tho authority or the
~xi-rution of tho lows. of the l'uimi SIM.»
Within the territory of the state. The pro
W‘llllOll and punishment of oil'unsqeutm
uwtcd with tho "mils, with interstate
'ounm-rm' and with tho mlministration of
ustlm» in the federal courts arm-«munit-
‘ml to tho muusrnl “I'H‘i'fllllll'llb, and to it
alone. Such offenses in nuwisu uwnurr
the unvornuwnt of the stat" within which
:lmy are l‘llmlllllli'll. ’i‘lmrc'fore the state
'nnuut. require prom-lion against them.
l'hostnto has no doth-s to discharge in
:ln-so tunttors. 'l'bu-rI-roru it can rmmlrr
to 'fult‘rnl assistant-'1” with respect: to
lli'l‘il. (if i u-um', (bum-silo \‘iola'uco nftou.
is in tho rm~.-nt riots. is directed against
mill slate and fer-ral authority imlim'rim
uun-ly. so that a-itiwr or both may slip
mus it. And in sot-ll cases the Mtlnn of
such in maintaining its own authority
nvu'r lllll mbim'ts munmlltmi to it tends to
..d timotiu-r. lint lu ~uv'h rascaaucb in
«runs: in in imlu'pnmlc-m. right as near
reign govvronwnt and on it» own fur-half.
‘l. would ho as nlnllml to rlaim that lhr
'nitwl Slab-u mum noulurt in own lum-
-ntn Iowans" In protecting lip-m tlmsu of a
into may but incidentally protected M to
laioi that a state must. lot. riot run free
‘llttflllltll' it l...-;pun~e to ho dirt-11ml again“
fodoml right a or officers as Wull aslinown
l'his Wtilliil limit and lwiiitio the am
vrulunly of both uuVI'l‘lllIH‘llf-e. impurium
.u llllpt'l'lll wouhlim false,
' “Awarding to Mr. liryau. theta- lu mmr
\vlum' ltupib-d in tho Ciinstltlltiun, for it in
'luwllt'ru orprrs-ml. it prohibition of the
m9 of form of tho l'ttllml Hint"! min-l
urmm who within rin- limitsofnetntr
nay bu mrrmnfully twisting itnollicer-
imlcompbonly pnrniy/iog all its opera
ions as n uowrtmwut tulips-9th:- local an
thoritom shall first mnho rmpmt or air.
aim-pt.
”This lil contrary in lhcxelilt'tl prim‘l‘pb
that while tho mono govi‘s‘rumont is on-
.rborm operation is r'oniloml to certain nub
ivris it. has. no lo lbm‘o suitjmfa. all thy
attrition-sol sovereignty. and one of then
'1 "More and everywhere within the tar
riiory of tho stun-n which com; use it, to
mppreu and punish tho-n who in any
the interfere with the cwrcbw of its low
ml towers The fact that thrrenre within
that territory other governments aren't-4
nu uwvrv-iunty over all "lotto" not so
'«lmmillwl to it can mnlm no tiilfvrvm’u
under ourdoobln form of utiw'l'nhu'nf. the
"heroin! pritwiploof which is a partition
of pow”: in be est-ruined imivpvmiontly
over the same territory.
flights of tin- ”dual “overpower.
“This min-romp right. of the i'nltwi
rimm- nmmmrily fhfiowa its ”moon and
moms urcrywbrrn they no. pfulv‘rfimz and
umininlolnu ilwm in ilm owlmrw v.1
their duties. l'nugrm- has accordingly. by
urtlo‘n infill? of ti"! “0'le statutes. Mia
lborl/mi the president ton-c the armed
form-eof ilu- govetmunot in aid of not»
anilmriiirs when rmpu-sml by tlwm. an
prmldml lo the connotation, and has also
by the folbming m-ction. 3.2m. authoriml
him to employ it’ll forms lsplvtl his own
judgmntaiom against ' unlawful chemo
' mal private obliunttoru.
“it was under the conferred .
"*0 manna-e issuab- let. ~
lien was suppressed. Mr. llrycn'e doctrine
that this law is amortization! ie more
dangerous than that of measles. The lat»
ter at least left the government wine pow:
er and authority in the territory of the
state which should choose to manila. Mr.
Bryan's mid reduce it to the idle mim-
icry of tho stage. _ j. ‘
“ It. was no rum intim‘ded to make the
natural ruminant dependent upea‘tbn
states it til respect to the platters ooun‘nlt-
led to it that» make the clam subject to
the general government With rumor. to
the righle Well to them. As the gener-
al meromt is eutlnnlml to maintain
1 regular army and navy, which the slum
.31me do, and ah the militia of all the
dates is subject to the dlmct call of the
president. it was natural that the statue
obould be made to rail on him for aid
Igwinst violence, but there was no roman
why It should call or wait on them for
protection to itself.
"What I have said is well known to
lawyers and student; of the constitution.
it is chiefly intended for the people at
large, lmfme whom the subject has now
been brought. lwiil ru-cnll in this conned
ion the following rcmluticn. tmumsml by
tho lion. John w. union of Virginia,
who was prubicnt of the convention
which nominated Mr. lirynn. which was
:M'll by the serrate July l2. lent {Con-
(resuloual Record, page 3.66:”. without
upparcni dissent:
" ' Beuilved. That the nonstr- lmlom-s the
:irmupt and vigorous mum-turm- adopted by
be president of the United States and tin-
omnbcn of his administration to repulse-
ind repress by military form the interior
none of lawless mm with the due procrcn
vf the laws of the United Stairs! and with
“he transportation of the malls of the
failed States and with commerce among
!bu states. The action of the president and
its administration has the full sympathy
ind support of the law abiding aim-s of
be people of the United States. and he
vlll be supported by all departments of
he mmenl and by the power and re—
ourms of the entire nation.’
"It must be that Mr. llryan, amid the
carry demands on his time and attention.
ms fallen into an inadrcrieum. I cannot
allow that he "filly thinks the president,
-.as no potter under the constitution and
Mrs to nuslmain Ibo gow-rnmcnt intrast-
u'l to his charges, Nor «all I believe that
.fr. Bryan larvae» to promise or to make
nr permit others to think he has promised
ml. to interfere if he should be oloctml and
be situation of the riots of iron should
«rise during his term. i will not lightly
:urstion either his knowledge as a lawyer
.r his sincerity as a public man. (7 Main-
it his lr-ttr-r is generally misunderstood,
unless it means either that Mr. Bryan
hinks the [resident has no power or that
-.e would himself not use it if circle ."
Mail-l" on Vermont's Election.
t'asror. 4).. Sam. 12 m-.\ lame dalma-
lou of Vornmllto'n. including Senator
’roctor, f lovornor Wmnlimry, iiuvrrnor
lll'nt “root and tfnngrcssman l'owors,
lulled on Major M‘rix‘inloy at his boron in
binnity. Humor l’l’m‘lui’lli'il'v't'red an ad
rims formally informing Major McKinley
f the result. of tinmlortion in \‘nrmont.
n response Major McKinley oxprmsod
Ilfi gratitude oter thu- rwult of the clue
ion in that stale and mid: "Shun: of tin-
mwspapern have a-kcd run to interpret
he result. of the elections in Vermont on
inept. l, but it scours lo me that they are
heir own best interpreter. 'l'ho'ylml-y-im
dy declared what any student of our his
ory must already have discovered, that
war thoughtful and patriotic citizens are
in true as our—ave, truer than (Witt-iv
‘ho tl‘l’ll'lfl of good morals. gum] lmlllll’e
iml maul nrrlirrfflltmflt. ’l'lwy' have shown
Iy their lld‘tllfih', lly fl await-r pn'lmndt'r
men than «war, that they are not!» do
rotcil to flu,- honor of the gownmwni, to
he maintenance of law and urrlI-r and the
vstorution of that sound. wise llllfll't‘ll‘
mmic system whirl: has always bran our
:hivf pride and marrow of strength than at
my pri-vious pr-rtod in our om-ntful his
'ol'y.‘ 'ihr- vain" of your ”amp!" is v-vr
ainly uriatcr than pour in the pasl. u the
saliva on which your virinry was mm arr
ho sumo M ”two which now I‘fuffllffl ll:
Mention of lb» entire country. The frw
.livrr motors and organs of \‘rrmnnl ill}
mun-mind. if thoydoi not préitiri-ly ass-rt.
that in helm: pnmlnlttmlricrywhcm. that
hair soib'ltmlw is first f’v‘ilc'l of llludultlurfl.
no matter at what w'rttlm- of the i inioest
iruwsopts of goal imgmie. in nor-urn and
it an point tin llxl'y' [\flipm‘c' it system to
any our national and pro on- obligation-
in the plain. old fztnbiortud :riumplm ot
:o-ul faith and hooray which llflit' always
wi’ofnfurn «listingmelml tiw .‘llll’l’il‘fln
u-npli- Vermont. line said in [um- flint
annut bu mivumlrnurui that tha- will
mile nothing to do with [but fatal urn-vi.
ucnt lmirrvi they arr urging m to at
erupt by li-gin'ullon to make in t'l'lll‘o
vorth of nllwr to {an current as a loan
e'bllIJ' Ibo writ. dollar, good for all poldh
Tim mew slnlu
"not of tho proportion "unlit to lead is
‘hai‘ui’lfi rmwrtlon Hr mnuot by low makr
wrry mun hum-«t. but we wr‘taitily will
on or make a law 0 ti: camping llwul to be
ilnimnmt.
flryna'c Mull-one Ills-ovary.
fnyr'nrv, Mb , 351“. H, . ----- The slim
dubs Hi this ritv. iumlml by a I'm“ lnml
‘m'ulla-Il William .5. lirynn to rim drpm
net .vvrfilmr. where a largo crowd had
mtheml p. my gmidity in tho nnnllncr.
the following i~ .liv. lfvyan‘n ultifllt'fli
itinerary 'll‘r puny. trawling": sprrln:
ruin of two combo-v and Pullman far.
H‘le ix’nouilin via Mirithwn railway
mph in for ,isbmillo. S. l' . Huppion
:born throw foam. and prmmln tlworr ti
«:monm». K. i' , awaiting from the not
.ml of the truth on route at Marlon. .\ior
rantowo. Slotmvliio and M l'tft"b\llll’. N.
17.. stomping cow hourat Hickory. N. t“
stow making at I'lmrlntlr. )8. (f . on tin:
pumping of the ml: the party will loan
(or lirr-wfmlmf'l. 3. IT. whrr» n plop of
there l'mure will be route "in tho afternoon
of that. date. theme to Durham. Hub-lull
and hold-I or v, ,\ I' ,ln‘lrlnzilwtl' night
of the l7ib. b-mlnatviw Atlantic roar-i llm
morning of the Hub tortillmrmml lb.» h
Mountain. N. 1' Throw in Richmond
when he strain at n p. m. of flu- l~fb
Flu vmltc from lirwmlnmr. "Wham wil}
be road» hum nor of Main at llurillmlun
it, t' , and mm: ainlhtne. with «up of to
minutes as linthmlo. the leisure menu
beaming router, and a: llatc‘gb. the wu-
ltnl of tin- stutw. for two loom.
1-: Sally finale and Watson.
Warm“. rm. rep! it. “allvynnond Wat
um will be million! of ibrir unvolrnlinl
by the l'npoliei- “opt. i3. Fifi"!!! limb !
said that it bani been aflnlrgul robaw .‘tir
Iirynn notifier! lrv idler wintry-"r bu hop
posed to be toolbar day. 'lim Mir: of no
unvaomunfm rustle-l to lit liaison it.
the crime war.
. 1‘ i ‘ ‘7 ‘ "
Another
United States Citizens.
M
0013111. 03181“: BBB mm
M
flaebee Hillier-and lull- (ll-ea thew-
lete niece Without Cane-when Illn-
plum Moved to Force The. In
‘ eons-nu ran-n. '
Havana, vie Key West. Sept. lam-An-
other outrage upon American citizens is
lewrted from, Segue in Grand". 'l‘wo well
kilowp young planters. William A. and
Louis hi. (linen. owners of the Mammhe
sugar estate. were. arrested by Spanish
military authorities at midnight and
thrown into a local fort without being al-
lowed to communicate with United States
(tonsul Barker nor allowed to employ
counsel or call witnesses in their defense.
They were finally tried by court martial,
charged with baring had arms on their
plantation and with intending to join the
revolution.
The native foreman and cook, fier-
meneildo Moreno and Manuel Fernandez,
were also seized by the Spanish guerrilla
chief. lionito Cal-rem, tied up and beaten
uumurcifuliy. Then they “'9?" threatened
with (lf‘llill unless they would act. as wit-
nosrcs for tho government. against their
vmploycrs They wore loltl that unh-ss
lhI-y snow that their Ollu'iloybl‘il had no
rifles ermcmled on the plantation and
that lmuis, the younger brother. was in
conunnnicatlou with tho mlwisandpro-
paring to join them they would be shot.
This they refused to do. in spite of the
torture to which they were subjected.
lumrulng of the case. Consul liurkor ro-
portcd the matter to Consul Honcrnl Loo
born, and it. is learned that after an un—
-rgctle protest lion-mil Leo sm-ured an or-
der for the provisional release of the
Glenna and a promise from i'aptain Gen-
eral \i’i-ylcr to transfer their case to the
civil courts. Their estate. howaver, has
recently [won burned by guerrillas, ”as
they are left without means of subsistence
er euiploynwnt they are anxious to return
to the United States. Permission to leave
the island was refused pending further de-
velopments in the case against thorn.
Weylu‘s Sugar Edict.
MADRID. Sept. 12,-r‘enananrm-s has
mid to El Liberal concerning ( lonoral Way-
Zer'n proposed sugar edict: “Tho edict has
not been published yet, but it must be reo-
ngnin‘d that when General \i'cyler plans
to take this stop he must have good roa-
«ms wdo so. Ho has ample proofs that
dime sugar planters who do not. give any
riding to Spain have offcrml their support
to the rebel junta in New York on ocndi
lion that the insurgents. iwlp thom grind
their rune. This could not be permitted.
and (Ecru-ml chlosz right in not toll-rut
tug it. There will be. hmwror. some ox
crplionn to tho ruin. lie will authorize the
grinding of cone on cstutn-s Wlll‘l‘i' owners
are willing to Work Illilll'l‘ tho uovarn
mom‘s protection. There is going to be
ambushed in Cuba a l'lmuors’ league
0 this end. "
Cuban Sentiment In Italy.
Union, Sept. I:.’.-~.i new-ting in favor
~f ilza- Cuban Insurgents “us held here on
l‘bursdny. at which two of the speakers
were nrrostc-d for inciting the pi-opln to n
ll'lllllilhll’llllllll against than nwmlwrsoi‘ tho
‘ll‘illl‘ll pros», who “'i‘l'i‘ present to Wit-
ness the launch of a $1 unisb warship. ‘
Mr. Harrlfy Ie Pleased.
PHILADELPHIA. Supt. l2.-—\\'llllnm i“.
vlnrrity. tin.- fornmr chairman of the flour
'cratb- national committee, is pleased at
hr- faillm' of the stain convention to pass
a rt‘elilllilull requesting National Chair
.nau .lomrs to declare his position of not
lmml romnilltiwman from this state va>
rant. hlr. llarrity said: “The movouu'nl
o hun- lbu (Ill-ill'll from ilw Pennsylvania
tll'lllln-rslii]! of the llvmm'rnth' national
lommllioo “‘le uucxpm'lvd, having been
.wti-tly tvlunnml by those who have inn-n
annlmi to my friends and myself in
i'mm-p‘lvnuia politics and especially by
ouu- of those who boron constant. and
.a-rpuluui lll‘~ll‘1' to :ulvruu-v llwmst-lvvs in
in- lenders-hip of tin.- lli-murrutiu party in
i'cnmylvuum. The failure of tile moro-
nout is the more gratifying to me on that
.t‘l'ulllli. It is particularly pleasing and is
lu- more illgnliirnut boruuso it was and is
null huowu that i still bulb-vs in and tul-
imre in the platform of principles adopiod
by tho Allentown automation, especially
to that portion of it which provides for a
~ouud llllll stable currency. "
‘IIIImt Gale a Year”: Imprisonment.
llm‘l'tw, Supt. 1-1.-..lolm Talbot, tho ul
rut-ll burglar. who Wm. m‘rt'slml upon his
Il’l’lHIl hare from New York by luspl-u-tors
“won and hiorrimny. was arraigned in
be muuiripnl court, and Judge lirown
r-llfl‘lll'l‘ll him to ulli-yrilr'h imprisouuu-nt
It the llousu of i‘orrut‘ilon. 'lils keys.
all 'll iitfvd tinl looks of the building
where lwwns urn-uni. bn- cluitnvd wi-n-
(cystic his Now \‘orh I‘t‘f-llli‘lll'f‘. lioforu
l'nllmt was Iukcu to court ho was inter-
:lowml by .an Ulli('i'l' from Whitiuuvillu.
Slash" who llfllifl‘fi‘ll to identify him with
the rcu-nt mbbery of o imnk there, but he
'ound that 'i‘albot dill" not iii. the dosurip-
.ion of either of llu'lh't' mun whoopcr
lll'il in that place.
There May lie is lliiel.
SAV'I'A l’z. rcpt. l‘.‘.m"l‘lIoNo\\' Mexican
prints n letter from iiovoruor W. 'i'
l‘burnton. in which in! declares t'ongroa
«iuunl Ilolrunlu '1‘. ll. i‘nirou lo bun pul-
tmm. a liar and a reward. The affair
now» out of the or rhvrifi‘ ('lmvoz as
taminatltm raw. wherein political aup~
porous of t‘atron M'u amused of the brutal
murder of a loading limmwrat of this
muoty in Jena. Huron is nib-god to have
dictated to tho Allmupnorouo tint/bu an
monvmoun moununiratinn which norb
lint-Iv ru-ilorte upon tlwmrsonnl nndoillvlul
who actor of (iovcrnor 'l'horntou. Mutual
friends of the two parties fear a personal
manmtcr iwtwcen them.
(lo-oral Mliec’ Narrow liar-ape.
Ofirnwn. la. Sept. t2.-—~(iunorai fillies,
f'. H. A.. barely mcaprd a serious accident
of this place. lie with Senator iicrmmm
and other notables and their wivos passed
limmgh om mum loihoeonet. Garland
Miles and his son wereprmm-mullug on
the platform with the item-rubs dog. liox,
when tho train started. Mon-rel Milan
Molds-d to get licx. lie dragged tho uni.
moi three or four rods. throw It through a
window, then caught the car rod an tho
train shot by at a lively mic. lie was an-
alpmi on m the coach and weaved serious
Injury byline moron chance. The incident
caused much excitement.
hunt or r. If». Cutting.
Min-our. ll. 1., rent. I2.--li‘. l). t'ut.
ling, a prominent mmlety men of New
York, died at 1:30 this miwnivg, at his
and hw'e incidence here. and as new.
merino m.
:1 , , ~<.-,
1e dert about his ability ie judge
er necessity to use a remedy.
leuib Nerwalltegelu
heard from.
muluriu sun
A 1"“:
. Our menial!" came on Ilr. 8.
D- Mlllerd. who resides in an elegant
home. No. It West avenue, West Nor.
wellt; Hot feeling well and the weather
being far from agreeable, Mr. Millard
had remained at home. The convenav
lion turned on hldnry dist-an, ile
eymptome. lie prevalence and Ill treat-
ment. Few laymen liave a more at»
curate and comprehensive knowledge
of the subject than fir. Millard, who
eeoulnd it by careful and prolonged
study. His personal upnlcnco alone
would no a volume and the gist of his
statements is told in his own words.
"I have had kidney trouble for years."
he says. "I have taken so much medl-
rine and been under the care of physi-
cians so often that I ought to be an
authority m the question. l “out“! to
be rid of my trouble for a flow, but It
showed signs of returning and I want-
.fL.‘
Popular Priced Millinery and
Cloak Store.
Lzaomo
GLOAK STORE.
We are showing the very latest Fall Styles in
WalkingHatsFor Ladies
Also a very large grisly of
CHILDREN’S MID MISSES’ SCHOOL“ HATS. ‘
At very popular prices.’
H. KRIEGER’S
Mahacheme Hotel Bloch,
South Horwellr.
ml to check it. I noticed some pub-
lished statements about lman's Kidney
Pills and procured a box at llnltz's
pharmacy in Norwallr. They are bel
in; me. I have just storm! my scrum]
hos." Dean's Kidney Pills help at
first, heal. strengthen, flu-n euro. That
Is their record everywhere and ibrre
are many such cases in south Somali:
You can read about them every day.
Dean’s Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price. 50 cents per box. or sit
boxes for [2156. first by mall on m.
reipt of price by Poster'lililhurn Co.
narrate, N. 7., sale agents for the
United States.
For
the
Best
Printing
4
Leave Your !
Order at ,
tho I
”0......
The misery of years has been cured in
a single night by the use of imam
Ointment. a witlvr, never-failing re-
_$entinei . . . i
, i
medy for Itching l’lln and all similar
. i
dinasn.Ycu10¢I-letlflvllh0fml - . . . Ofilce i
set “(for '.°.‘.';...___....-_...... . ;
THE Csorrous room. ‘
Several questions to Ask More Pwtllngi
lbw Ml Invariant «m. j.
in the old duya be wrmid have nit-elm] mi
his fate blindly. but the new w'emmn listen
mad..- the new man sonar-what roam: mu ._
gee/ruse"
waeon's l
Nov and Oceania-Hand.
aueelrs.
Passions. .
enamels,
' cinemas.
srlncies, arc.
PRICES TO SUIT ALI. .
CALL AND sun rm.
HENRY TILLY.
Physiciapiorwomen
MRS. DRJI. I. BUIL‘FORD
Can be consulted at her cities
“42 Baoao Sranar, anclroar, 00am.
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the-diseases
of Women a specialty. Ladies suffering from
any difficultyluvident to the sex can consult
Dr. Guilford in the strictest confldenm ""3
theassumnce of receiving the meets lan
scientific treatment. known to modern eu er!
and medicine. Home on with nurse -
arms moderate
afihed when r hired.
letters promo vrenlied to. Inclcu stamp
than than ho ll-‘l‘fi to be in the: obi silly... ‘
She ovuilrl m-r- by the way he“ lirlpf’div ii 3
”would in his oi‘utlrtl‘liln ho hurl funnier “if“,
his mind t-wnnm totlm point that ow r i
ing, but. desirivd to look. a. little way trim?
the future first. ‘
"Sana." he said ol'm‘rptiy after a miller
painful silent-o. “hr-v yr: any lilrmrrmrsf’”
" Nut-y idrmru." she replied promptly.
“Ewr expert. for gif any?" in" {It'l'flehflzt ,
"l' rumor had no hunkrfln for {more} t
he returned. j:
“Sorter rcrlrnn that: yer hrmlnml it'll
look :ll‘lt'l‘ est‘rythin in flirt" [with lira»; «‘0'
yo?" ,w
“i wouldn‘t have a man (bot. couldn't." ;
”('Ul‘l‘l'm‘ yo wouldn't," he said fbwwghf. ‘
fully. and thou ho poml‘orrd' the fm‘ittlrr'l' for l“
a few minute-.4 before crinztiru‘ilnsr. 1
“ lbw yo any bias flu-t yo llclmm' futon" ‘
the; out ink. paint, .
lit. pitta, grease i
and stains from i
.1! Lingual rar- . i
p: it‘- quit“)! and i
conspiring! and '
filing-leaves; Ring
~ -.\'o Avid.—~ 106.. 256.. at Drug
fin unpleasant odor. and Dry Guodssmru
,
3
Z." 1 ,‘ofiwirnabic. Semplcs mailed, 5c.
L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
Ln“
Sold by A. Dickerman & Son. 80. Nor-
wallt; Fiuuey dc Benedict. Nor-walk.
it?“ politics than: me?” he": imprints! all i F‘IRFIELD, COUNTY . '
"What. d'yo s'pnso I know "brim. point if "TIOIAL B‘NK.
tit-4?“ Rlll‘ l't‘fnl‘h‘ri. ll'ye ri-r-‘lwri tho-rm“ - ,,
any pollfit'R in the r‘tw’ikl’mnll-‘r‘ 1' ‘3 w." stf‘“. I°N.Ik' Gonn-
ll» noddvd hie livuri :ipprovlnzsriy , .. . aw...
“i rutln-r like {howdy yr- mill..." World. 1 W, 1824, Capital, ”00,000.
“bill. \‘I‘ (lnn‘f. sworn in for up- for flow Imam- I ' - .. . . -
Mini. (2' tin‘ Willnl'l‘lv fulW-"lfli'll‘l “will". KN slurv ”DWI—‘5 0. KEELER, Mdflnt.
all tiu- \otiu an .‘l'l tho Mlklri. " EAL! ghfikiluéfifi-IVlWPm‘
" "litin'f. my style." all? rutritmwl. ' OlliéTOIfl.
" ”ya think," he“ lulu-rt. impacting mam" i-
ourmwt than over before. “tho-t l 1mm our Emu "‘ “final" limjumhgkxiiiovm’
. . ,
, . _ , _ _ . . , . , , ll Dario ILNiLLER
ili‘¥""'l]§llllm brrrrr it you iota till it to}; F’mu‘mxw‘wmn. Tune. E. Slim.
D}
. , .. m ,. F ”Visa (JIM. Csss.F.Tiusraau.
I “”“kl'ir'. if?“ y" "m 'm "7“” lAcmunts of Manufacturers, Merchants
hero « f yo dldn f. «be wnfll‘dflfltlfl siwrrly l M individuals Bollcltnd.
“'l‘lull‘. ul‘lllt'hb it." be rrmllrin‘wi p» fiwl'iy, .,
y 5: Safe Deposit Boxes
Ii
“Will yo marry mob" NM no fits.- :l'llL-iiii’
.. __ _ v
for “us sit/tried. t hlrago I «at. . !‘ Free to ”0’08lt0f3.
i o 8,] v
A Mme! Via!”
The following pretty Min” IA Irvin! of" . -
Queen Virtoriu and [surly [mini wirriwrw . .
“ \Vhon lsuly isobar wom- vl or 7» year». obi. ;: Y“ ”1 liars " “W 0',
a Imll was given at. Buckingham fiu-‘IiLerv, rays the St. haflaJoumnl of Agriculture
to be ulti-utlml by rmnv raver-ll lib-t Met "HWY" 3‘ In an editorial about No—To-liao. the
of [ll-l'l's. Him want. with. bar palm to, n'w l {was 103W) habit cum, “We know
blur! and (innate-to Sumter! ih-mw an! new of marry cam cured by NU—TO-Blw.
ib'pl‘lltivuf littlotbililr. all-warrant! of! firm» am, a monument St. Louis architect,
hcr guardians and ctr-m: no a auroral otm- i? mwhmi and should for twenty years;
\‘uiion through tho gar-at trail. and handily, "
‘1 Iwoinmnraml him so that even the
when (down Virimllio» and! illrllnro' dilw’l if "M" “f “Away milk“ him Hil'lf." Np.
laft to go to the bouquet table; that min,1',,.|mg .3441 Mid gummmd by R, H,
horn-Ii” on thl-cmhionmi‘wait «to» qonm tau! 4, 1m}, 15:; can no pa . Bmk free.
vamp-d. :s‘hc hurt own whine dirt-m numb 154nm,“ W, (30., {my York m-
real iluislwl t'usronml: to it. and a mouth vi 5‘; (mm...
the some ilnwm'a rtwtiurt no live l‘mr. Win a g, ’
Vlt‘lnl‘lt! n-rurml. who was rn-t'lrl'u uiMiilW'll,. " .‘ym's linir \‘igor fOllt‘tl up the weak.
mil Will“: "1“ 31" "W ”I“ W?" “Wrihair‘mnu. stimulation the \‘Ol-Ki'ls ami
'rl'iiirl In lifi’lfl lattiml.‘ Within A firm-emf illl‘vl -. . . . ‘. .
iil'flll tho rhibl shawl-rial. ”lid: to lately 'Ml- «Inwmwim h ”1'91"!" inurmth "um'
Imp” When “u” puma..." w," IN 5...”, firm.draugtlu-unthchair ital-limit! adds
ultl. shu wan ptv-wprrrl as "am anal won a v, the oil which have the shafts softy lun-
whito dross mn'ct'erlfwiflh natural llth'fe are E! fame and mg" The “um popuhir and
l‘ll‘ffll'l‘. All filo m‘uu‘rr Florin riimnvlo MM ‘ . . ' . . . . ‘
her check. a «flidflilfll‘h with the uhsrigllrtrflu-f ”valuable “”1“ pi“! “AMHUH ”I ”u
the pu-prmvbou buoy are pneumonimhwmivl, , "W’ML
llnlsivs nmti‘o. iltr-l‘o lmvlwllwlwfy lash-vi, ;
ll l‘lwilll.' ribn hod‘ rrmewd‘mwrllhu r‘iirn‘tlsun— ii 1’2me 4}! mm may [to discuml all
«Home of rho Milo-mar all m are town i» j‘ “131“!“in playabiians. but the suf’fnmrg
ilu'mhlefol'hor omwwotrtllum'" ' 3 mg. quick relhwf; and ”no 3mm“.
’l’wgb Cum will give it to them. A
fulcrum for children. it in "the old
i Ismail“ maxi? that prmlocos imnm -
Emir Irwin.” E. l’. Wood and 0.0
”(WALL e __
Cleans
balm:
As the strength of a building depend
opus: the solidity of its foundation,so
wraith dermis uptm the condition of
9 .
without first at . To mm impurities and
own “as vital fluid to human vigorous
”ml”- and lifergirlng. Aycr‘u Smapmlla is
0 ”film ‘itwnuMprrs‘mful and reflective medi~
‘eineln m.
Am
J. B. RAYMOND.
DEALER IN
esooxsws LAKE ICE!
Wholesale and retail office and ice house. I
Madison street. Orders received st‘(}. 8.
'i‘cowbrid eh Co.'s Ci
tit rumor-WV
Main and Vashington s. ' mas .
D. w.— RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
I: Washin on Itroo
to. Knew-tit. h
Residence. Mahackemo
‘ F. D. crossv, a. as.
Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College.
Dentistry Performed in all it s
Branches.
TEETH EXTIiM‘TEl) Wl'l‘HOUT PAIN.
Marvin's New lilock.’ Washington street.
Second floor
ltoniul rooms will be npeuBAuguetIIrth. all an
SOUTH NORWALK ' - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
5i Waehlngton Street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m., and from
1 to 3 p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from lie 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN sommus me.
sous u. FERRIS, Maori-«t
JOHN ii. KXAPP. Sec. and Trees.
can Loni-i o o s a,
Gasooav's POINT,
Now open for the m-nson of little. Shore Din-
ncru. himdu Island Clatnbakoe liathi ,
lioatluu and l-‘isblng. l-llovtri-I our» to t e
pulpit-varytwenty minutes. J. 2.0151}le-
hills-WIN. am if
Hotel.
m71v
. .. . v v mm“ “mum
J.D.JENNINGS.
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHTSTREET.
Norwalk. - - - -
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
ammuwn can srnrr
rsmpuobn CALL. 11.
Conn.
Jacobs. no...
Flro. Life and
Accident
INSURANCE”
Real Estate end liocse Agent
m
Ocean Illuminati Tickets. and Bterlias
Drafts. mane Ne etialctl
anti Sioclt- Bo d.
OFFICE. ll RAILROAD PLACE.
Next tc Post Office,
SOUTH NUltWAl.K. : : : : CONN
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
m
J. OJENNINOB,
Paper-Hanger. Calcimlner
Painter.
fllfillfl
rim Parts sun Inherits
l FORTE IAIN cram.
South Norwall‘.
Sample limits of fate-mules of aperr
Borders and Gilt Ionldin s to on to
or must.
l without 3
The arm» cm - . . I
~~--—- : CASTORIA
l paint, i
s. V... glass, or fl For new and Children.
rm‘ “lumpin- i .
ital” m“ i’l’d": Z 55% Inc
- I A... 7 . , y, "We
houses tori ti n, notce postal
Estimates (3quin gives. b, no
Norwalk Chronicler