CM Fro-Item" and In!!!
.erli. “‘9'le L (In It.“
" Ell new flag files from the Center
'echeci neg me. ‘
I Edward Dnd'y. clerk for Grocer Hugh
Donnelly. is on the sick list.
Hanford Smith. who recently moved
to Not-walk. is moving back to Darien.
Business in Normllr is now carried
on until 8 o‘clock, all of the stores keep-
ing open.
Carpenters have commenced walk on
Councilman A. Brliill's new house in
Morgan avenue.
A new concrete walk is being laid in
front of Dentist J. C. Newkirk‘s resi-
dence in Morgan avenue.
John Kirsch has leased the Allen
House, oicupied by P. J. O‘Brien, and
will take possession November I.
F. M. Curran. of New York city, for-
merly of the Norwallr Boston store, has
gone West for the benefit of his health.
Among the visitors from Bridgeport,
yesterday, at the Twin City races, was
Harry Elliott, the well-known bicyclist.
Fifteen or more pupils, who formerly
.attended the South Norwallr schools,
have been returned to the Over River
school.
The advance sale of seats for Herr-
menu is very large. Persons desiring
seats should not delay, as there are some
good ones left.
It is reported that L. C. Whitney, the
present receiver and superintendent of
the Norwalk and South Norwalk Elec‘
trio Light company. will retire October 1.
The annual reports of the solectmen
will be read at the town meeting at the
Town House, tomorrow afternoon at 3
_ o'clock. A large gathering of voters is
anticipate l.
The Daughters of Erin, Ancient Order
of Hibernians. have elected these dela-
gates to a convention itt Hartford, (lcto-
her 1: Miss Mary Faltey, Miss Mary
McNamara, Mrs. John McNamara, Miss
Annie McAnley and Miss Mary Counci-
ly. . LL....-.. "« ,
Edgar Davis and Miss Carrie Taylor.
of Chestnut street, were married in
Bridgeport, Thursday, by the Rev. J.
W. Davis, uncle of the groom. After
their honeymoon they will reside with
the bride's mother. Mrs. Osborn Taylor,
of Chestnut street.
t.
The Greenpoint fire department has
« just received front the proprietors of the
Manhanset Hotel, Shelter Island, which
was partly destroyed by a fire last
tnontlt, a check for $5M) for services rcn~
dered at the time. The Long Island de~
partment answered promptly to‘tho call
and arrived at Shelter Island in time to
prevent the entire destruction of the big
hotel.
The Story of Canned Salmon.
The fish are swimming near the surface
now, and if they look up they will see
upott ovary polo which rises f ruin the wall
.of mesh clthcr a hawk, an tragic or a great
gull ready to pounce upon tltctu. 'l‘hey
dive and try to swiui under the weed.
They cannot. The. water is shallow, anti
the weed rises from the very bottom.
Meanwhile hawks and caglcsare busy, a
panic ensues, a few fish dart through the
mirrowwny. it is more. open beyond, and,
uftct' oil, it loads in the right direction.
The general impulse is to go forward. .\'o
one wants to tltrn buck, and, like sheep,
they follow their leaders lbroughlbo gains
of death, for aftcr this it is all m’nl' with
the salmon. Before long the with: pool
narrows again. Again a straight way lie-v
beyond them. and before long they are
cmwdlng and jostling 'cach idlli'l' in a
poulul on feet by an fut-l, whom they stay,
hopelessly confuscd and limiting wildly
from Hlill‘ in sidu until a sltnttttcrcoutcs
along with n scow ill low. (in the M'UIV is
a crane. (Shainslrom thocrmu: arc hitched
on to tho lli‘l, which is icluw the pound.
and mine Ilnntnandaoi‘ strong. irco ilah.
who hull an hour ago the whole ecu. t4.-
llwlnl ill, on: drawn up to the surface and
ladled out in scoop tit-ts, knot-kid on the
head, thrown on the wow and carried off
to tho Amcrican canncrles at Point itoir
crta. whom they goihrough a manage ma-
chine and bet-onto "waned solmoa."-—
Temf lo liar,
Mina llclla‘ Hamilton.
Mien Bella Jeannette llamiltou fill;
the position of head ordcr l‘lI‘rk in tho
Unwkchhm-lcr lilo-trio company at
Alnpcrc, N. J. Him entered iltc service
of the compuhyas stellographerindnnc,
landmines which tinn- she has ricrn to
the highest clerical and confidential po-
sition in the company. Mariam-d in the ~
New Yni‘kmflici‘, she has solo charge of
thoeniry of erery order on the works.
The interpretation of orders and the fig-
uring of many electrical questions, for
which she has fitted herself by private
study, arc done in a way that surprises
many cllglnccrs and is a great credit to
her. She note also as confidential clerk
to the directors.
1
Notblvtgmt-H' imvrriuliy“more a life1
bt-yond this Ilzhll tlwimlurc of blonis bt-ro.
Each ultra .mmti“ l‘l‘oltn'rnisnf humanity.
of lcnri. ti Hill 1!. cf . iaariiy. if love hi.“
of virtue «whoa. ;
dangAn _ A. I
v
'l'ltc "em if lilc H b ur-idlr” ivcgun (bit
Baby ion and win! liwbul. hinlto-ll ihci‘v II‘
the rider. 1
THE vellum DBbEGA‘l‘BB tantra
'I'n- rmon of that one: on: An ‘l‘aeau
In: With l'aIItiaIaae Eager For , the
Ivar—mu Mme: liar». and mum
Arms—Brady Temporary chum-l.
DUNN», Sept. lilo-it lookalike a con-
vention new, and the arrival of the Tata-
many delegation has done more to bring
into view old convention faces than any.
thing clinches yet happened. The corrl‘
tiers of the hotels are overflowing, the
brass bands have begun the melodies that
will only sense with the close of the con-
vention, the arguntonta that preface» con-
vention are rife in the hotel corridors, the
nontroversles that usttally demonstrate a
desire to be independent are in evidence,
and at last, after three days of trailing,
lihfialo ll in the preliminary throes of a
convention. -. I
There had been every evidence of a rise
of friction that would make the conven-
tion at least interesting. but when the
Tammany delegation arrived ltt town
every little controversy that had arisen
was atnoothedover. and it became more
than ever evident that the whole affair
was to be dominated by the great political
organization front New York.
But. there was something that was very
interesting about the make up of the ar-
rangements for the convention. From the
time that Mr. liinkloy arrived and an»
nounced that the selections forstatc ebulr’
tttan and for national cotnntllteemen ware
favorable to Mr. Hill until this news was
confirmed there has been aconillct among
the assembled delegates anti a floor! of gos-
sip that led up to the belief that there
would be serious frption. it. ends by the
withdrawal of Mayor Molloy frottt the con-
tcst for state committee chairman anti tho
lntlorsentont of Frank Campbell for tho
nfllcc of national committccman, an cutl-
ing that to eyerybody's mind signifies
compromise with Senator Hill Itt order to
keep together the state organization, and
a withdrawal of Senator Murphy's cantil-
tlate in the interest of harmony. ltalso
leads the skeptical to allege tithttho nem-
pnper differences bottvcon Senators lllll
and Murphy were concoctctl fora purpose,
and that the whole affair of Senator Hill
staying away and the organization finally
bowing to hltn in the matter of selection
of state party officials was for the purpose
of deceiving the rank anti file into the he:
lief that there was a difl’orcnco of opinion
as to the whole conduct of the convert-
tlon.
Mayor Molloy Was Indlgnant.
When the story of the candidacy of El-
liott Danforth for the chairmanship of tint
«Into convent-ion was first given out. Mayor
Molloy of Troy, who had been heralded
as the candidate of Senator Murphy, was
highly indignant, and is quoted as saying
that he ditl not consider that Mr. lllnkloy
had any right or any authority to say who
should be his successor. it will be ro-
tnctnbcrotl that Mr. lllnklcy was fresh
from all interview with Senator lllll, anti
that, following his interview, Mr. John
ll. Sltochttn had been at. Wolfcrt's Roost.
» Mr. liinkloy did not scout to fl‘l'l a bit
alarmed at Mr. blolloy‘s show of hostility,
and even when he was told by a bench-
tnan of Mr. Molloy that Senator Murphy
had telegraphed to the mayor his cordial
support he still smiled and stuck to his
candidate.
Hardly had some of the more gullible
papers In glaring headlines announced the
heated controversy between Mr. Molloy
‘Iliil Mr. l)anfortlt anti given the credit of
”In light toadllferoucc of opinion between
Senator lllll and Senator Murphy titan
Mr. Molloy appeared arm in arm with
Mr. IIanforth anti after a few friendly
-onversatlons declared. with it great dl.-~
play of astonishment, that. he did not luv
loud to ho a candidate, because It would
interfere with his conduct of tho olllco of
mayor of Troy; that Mr. Ilnnforth was
the only candidate in the fluid and would
be elected. Almost tho sumo statement
was made in relation to tho candidacy of
Frank (.‘iilllllllllll for the office of national
nolmnittcnmun, although the Albany dolo-
gates, headed by Mr. Norton (.‘bacc, who
have to their crctllt the keeping ntllnuuc
of Scstator lllll, declared with lunch ll't‘l'-
dent of l~])i'l'('ll that tho "Hllllc of Senator
Hill" could not go through.
llatuildntca Huck Ont.
It was said that in addition to consult-
ing Senator lllll as to tho make up of the
stain organisation loaders licrnurtl Yorke
of Kings county had stopped at tho sona-
lor's residence and after a consultation
tutti decided that the proper pursuit for
Kings cotmty to place in nomination to
combat tho llcpultllcnu candidacy of Tim
olhy ll. Woodrull‘ was iicncrul lsanc ('alv
lln of ilrooklyn. This loll. out of all con
'ililt‘l‘lil.lilll such people as liidguwny ulul
Senator Moi Mum, and it. did not. take
long for these pcopld to announce that
flu-y wu-rc uni cnndldntcs. indeed, Mr.
ltlcllantl iook pains to say that be was not
in any son-w to be considered a candidate
and bad timer for a moment tttottghl
that he would gel. the tmtuinutlon. The
very sudden turning down of the limited
ant governor cainlltlnlus put flit! Albany
boomers of Mr. ‘l‘bucbcr in a rntlmr uucn
viable frame of mind. “I buy Wot-n twrvoth.
anti Illsft‘I-ustul, and, although umriy all
of tho ’l'utnuntny tlolognica worn badges
with 'l'bacbcr's numo upon it, there was a
ncrvtum doubt that Mr. ’l‘ltacltar might
Int-ct lltlimiilln into as WIN umtotl out. to
hint at tho convamlon of Inill. when Son
aior Hill was nolnlnnb-tl. lint there was
little apparent mum.- for this nervousness.
forthcrcwus no other name nu-utlunctl
for the notnlnnll
he. Ticket.
The ticket iharcforoan it stands slated
is as followa:
l’or lotwrnor-«Julm linytl 'l‘hachcr of
Albany.
l’ur Lieutenant l‘lovcrnoru-i lcucral leans
('atlin of llrooklyn.
For illiairmun of ritnlc l'ntmniltoo ivlrc
Major James W. liinkicy, rctlrndiml‘lx.
Main 'l‘retnurct‘ l-llilott llattforib of i'lw-
"align outtnty. ,
For .‘K‘atlouui (Totmnlttmman (vltu- \I‘ll~
llant i". t-‘hcohnn, rt-slgtwtl)--—l"rutlk l‘utnp-
bell of Bath.
'l'ompornry (Yltalrntanm'l‘ltotnua l“. lira—
dy of New York city.
l'ertmtucnt l.”ltnlrtnan«ll. ll. llotekwell
of Uhcconm.
The platform will imbue-a to national
ticket and platform projected at Chicago:
will arraignJltc last Republican loghltr
futons the Iuoet cairuvauaut in the his
tory of the state: will my that tin- llaluca 1
liquor law was ttlcroly for the creation of l
a vast Republican machine and to desist a
In reducing at tho cxpmm- of colors tlm
‘ int ruin of the claim. which would other i stair.“ ll'l‘l'I‘l'r' l" "l“ nutrit- lhb‘lli””‘rl“
1, if. c, 1:32. \‘tllll roll urns humor took who have brain the largest. in the binary and immutimrm M li'uvl‘ . ,,,v Moor.»
of the stain: cacoriulo the two last llcpnln
lleun loninlutum; excuse the flllllfli‘e‘
‘
s’im. "
‘1 ti . ,
regardingtrusla. "
nee-ting Candidates.
The failure! dint-acre! partef the
Albln Thacher team has not been dis-
e‘va by the arrival of Tanunany. for
they as individuals refused to say just
who they were for. Al the feeling against
Mr. Thacher took form of words there
was a general hustling out ofboonut. The
(look boom was arain revived, and u
to offset any beam from the and (“mill
state. one was started. form-Mayor Kirk
of Syracuse. . “ I -
Tito delegates from Onondaga ware very
earnest in their endeavors to have lilr.
liirlt considered as a legitimate candidate
and said that their end of the state should
be given some recognition.
The home county of cit-Governor Flower
brought out a little bonu for the cx-eonu
mlssloncr of the nottrt of claims. Wilbur
1". Porter. and argued that he lied been
mayoral Watertown five tltncs, once by
nomination of both parties, andiu hull
be nearly carried Jefferson countyas a
candidate for congress.
only on the grounds of Mr. Porter‘s party
loyalty, long service and fitness, but for
the purpose of offsetting the influence of
cx-Govornor Flower in northern New
York in his opposition to Bryan.
Cougmnnan Bulzer Opens Headquarters.
Congressman William Sulzcr arrived on
the Empire State express and opened
headquarters, the first. headquarters opotr
ed by any of the candidates lit the race
for the nomination. in discussing his
candidacy, Mr. :s‘ttlzcr said: “I find all
along the line that I out considered the
logical candidate for the nomination of
governor. .My name will be presented by
an up country delegate, and If It is true
that Mr. Thaehcr‘s boom has begun to de-
ollnc.I don't see why I should not be
nominated on the first ballot."
When asked if he was not. aware of the
fact that all of the Tammany delegates
were not in favor of, his nomination, he
replied:
"Yes, but I expect at. least a majority
of their votes on the first ballot, and if
two ballotsaro necessary I am sure that
i will receive their unanimous support on
the second ballot, whichwvlll Insure my
nctulnatltm.“
'l‘ho candidacy of Congressman (‘unr
tulngs was one of the strongest features,
and the fact that Tammany might possi~
hly have a candidate was looked upon
with suspicion by the friends of other
candidates anti throw some sort of gloom
oV't-r the assemblage. Senator Charlos Guy
of Tammany said, however: “I should be
heartily ltt favor of the nomination of Mr.
I_,.'tttnmlngs, but I do not, believe that he
will be a candidate. lie will be returned
to congrcss,‘and a sure thingis better than
nothing."
The lieutenant governorshlp nomination
seemed to be going begging. for Senator
Coffey ofI Brooklyn was responsible for the
statement that Guttoral linillu bad decilit-
oil to ho a candidate for notnintrtlon. This
was said to lm in response to a telegraphic
query sent by Mr. llornard Yorke from
Albany bcforo he left Senator lllll's. 'l‘ho
Syracuse people jumped at' this chance to
get something upon the ticket. and it was
odd that they might consent to run Mr.
Kirk on the ticket for lieutenant governor.
The Attitude of Tammany.
'l'ha Tammany people tnuintaiut-d a dig-
nllloti Hiluuccyvhun they hogan to mingle
with the other delegates and Ilocllllt'dfo
say just who they favored for any place
upon the ticket. it had been rumored
that the platform would bo fixed so that.
while it would iutlorso tho (Thicngo plat»
fortnnud ticket it would bo vory mild in
its expression of opinion. When the Tom-
mnny people heard this, they hogan at
euro to raise objection, and if such a
course is attempted in ilmconvcntlou tboy
will make their objections known in more
forcible ways.
it is said that Mr. Sitcohnn was notified
that any such action would be vigorously
l'ougbl. upon the floor of the convention.
)lr. Shoelmu himself was very reticent as
to tho action 'l'nmntany tvouid Inkn upon
any of tile subjects before. ilto convent m.
'l‘hosttun committee hold a meeting anti
selected as ictuporary chairman of tho
convention Senator ’lltoutas l“. firmly of
New York. and in addition to M usual
routine proceedings passed a rmolntiott,
Introduced by Cotumltlcemon Yorke, au«
illorlrlng ihc sccrtvtary to draft- a rcsoiu.
lion, to c.» iltlt‘oduccd at tho convention.
giving lo the stain cotntulltco the power
to nominate a candidate for tho court of
appralp jutlgcsbip, lllllili' vacant at tit»
closo of' the your lain. without the acct-s
..;‘.y' of callltu a state. convention in that.
your.
inasmuch as this in tho only e‘iiifunllll‘t'r
to be elected at that time the Hililllt‘ullt-
mitten (llllltllili'l‘fi that it would be unwiso
and superfluous to call together It state,
convention to make that nomination.
Medical "lliblce" Newly Illustrate-cl.
The ilrillsh Motlic-ti that: l-ttiou lmnrn
more ill danger of making A fool of chll'.
As I‘YI‘I'A' Ilili' l—l :ltvim'. Ilu' tttctllmi prof."-
siou lutlcu an iltlH‘l'i isillg (lm‘lnl' u.- savngc
By Its the. Stock l‘ixchango liilll‘,i an udvcr
tiiing broker. and it. will filll‘llll iitomatah
of pounds in rruwhiug n pz'act‘tllottcr who
lill“llllll~l to IIlll‘m‘l public allcuiion l.)-
mcacs which are not qullo ortitotllm A
youngnutl struggling doctor is l";lu‘l‘li‘ll
merely to hang out his sign and then sit.
down and NlIII'H‘ until patients bcglu to
count in bltu. Some. of thc Iucinla-r.wf tin-
llritlslt Medical tum-lath"), luolirc. or.-
cvctt trying to get. Illopracthzooi‘ placlugott
limirpiulcs the word» “physician and our-
geon" bronchi uuolcr tho lit‘~’lll of advertis-
ing. AI Ibo n-‘mclnilou inccllng all liar:
link} can doctor dcciul'ctl that n Inan who
did llIiHWlN a quack and should be trcatrtl
as such. The whole profession. in fact, i
lndaugcr of being made ridiculous byu
i'cw l'oolhdt lilill ovcrzcnlous tuctnlwrl. who
on: an energetic in tunclllugnut bolcrotioxy
lieu Zulu witch doctor. «London Mandard.
Emperor William‘s New Allogory.
Wunrc protnimvl allot hcr artist ic nib-gory
from tho ‘l‘cuivlilc imperial brain, o-dllml,
as before. by Professor linaclafn' of i bowl,
and the admirers of the romilm krtiscvr
may be glad lo knowihat “copies will
shortly bc oli‘ct‘cll for Mlllf'." [like mod ul»
lv'gorics ll servos iu l‘l'lllllf‘l' n f‘lllmifli r‘nlvio
atnnttutof l‘xplzlflllllnil. 'l‘hcsubjccl. “ ll‘e
“clone" of A rt nml lndttslry by iltt-
Army." H to be llllistmictl bv ibonuuol
pantotululc prom Mic-4; a “bowl bimbo...”
which is calm to be approm'hiluf' it: lmlcn
with“tumult-lug and tlt'nwlful ionic." l-t
"faint outlines." and "1- 'l‘cntonlc \I'M'I‘lttl‘
in nmrtlai panoply, with llI‘.i\'.‘ll sunrtl.
stands rclnly to tin-cl" liuwc I‘I‘l vccy Ian
”ship fquth) arc about to limb-l All oral
industry. «landing umler ”o Nothi- dour.
tray." powibly for not combine but .‘rf'ol
rhwwly i‘lllvl‘lfli for fort-bro I to: i~, l'l.o
"bionic Mule." la“ miwiriw l“'i|lll.lili3’
mar be as durable. ——l.oudou World.
A. a...
n
They unit It, not
was; Tut-Ira incite the ‘Peopie
to Dethreae Him.
stators reports In eastern).
Oriole flay Occur Within a Wank—urn.
ill and French flute Are Ready—Tho
flaunt-on Will Be Our (luardahip In
tarnish Waters.
Lennon, Supt. lii.-~'.l‘ho Standard pub-
lisher a dispatch from Constantinople
saying that. the Young Turk my in nor-
ering the city with placards uniting the
people to dethrone the sultan.
Serious trouble, it is added, is certain
to (recur within a week. Old '1‘ rlrlslt
troopsblps arc nightly doporilug rtne-
alone to the lilack sen. whore, It. is be-
lieved, they are drowned. ‘
The British residents. at. the instance
of tho lirltlsh embassy, have telegraphed
to Lord Salisbury. saying that their lives
and property are in danger. The French
residents have taken similar action. Brit.
lab and French fleets arc now near the
mouth of the llardanelles.
Fund l’tlslut, one of tho sultnn'a aid-de-
oatnptt. was questioned as to how long the
forts along the llardanclloc "uulll check
the passage of the warships, anti ltartr
plied that they could stop them for almost
half an hour. .
Mr. Gladstone has written a letter in
which he promises to speak at an optical-
tan meeting.
The (‘hronlclo and The littlly News
publlsbc many columns of dlspawhos.
saying that the Europcan nation 'nro
rousing themselves against the su tan,
though the somlofliolal journals lil‘t‘mll‘
ions to the sufferings of the Christians in
tire Turkish dominiona.
I'anlo In Galata.
Coxsrasnsorm, Sept. lit—A serious
panic has occurred in tho (inlaid quarter
in rouse ptcnce of the arrest of an Armo-
nlan in hose possession wore a number
of incriminating letters out] a revolver.
The people rushed into their houses, and
the doors of shops and dwellings wore
hastily barred, the people insuring a rcpotl.
tlon of the looting and massacring. The
paulc spread to Peru, and similar scenes
were enacted there. it was not until some
hours after the arrest was made that. tho
foarsof thopccplo were alloyed and the
shops reopened.
The liancroft’u Mission. _
WAsltlxu'rox. Sept. to. —- 'l‘hc assign-
ment of two additional warships to the
Mediterranean float is provided as evidence
of a dcci-lve more on tho part. of- lhu Eu»
ropoau powers in» dealing with tho Turk.
ish situation, and while it is not admit—
Iotl oven yet that the. llannroft. which still
cd yesterday, is under orders to proceed to
tho llosporus them is no longer the
slightest. qucslion as to her mission. The
administration proposes sho shall be the
littitctl States guardshlp oil" ('onstnnllno‘
plo. \vlu-lltor lilo porio grunts thonccossary
permission or refuses ii. in case of refusal
this government will hold that. it has nev-
cr ucccpbnl llto lierlln agreement as ex-
eluding it from naval rcpt-oscillation in
Turkish waters. and that. not being a
party to that ngrcomcul. this country cau~
Itot be excluded under lit-o lawsof nations
from duo naval rcprmcutation.
The departure of the “micro“. to bo fol-
lowed in tbrco days by tho (‘lucinuath
bound for the some station. is looked up-
on in olllcial circlosas ituilcatlugvsomc
ncvv anti uttcxpct-tod tuovtvbv Ibis govcrtp
mold in Turkish affairs. The utmost c.-
cretivoncas is maintained rclntivtv to the
destination of both ship-a and the real ob-
ject of increasing the ilot-I. alnatly within
a low ltonr.-.' sail of the Levant. 'l'llat 'l‘ur‘
key has not glvon this governutcnt per—
llllruloli to racial tho liaucroft or any of its
war vessels titrougb tho llosporus is not
denied. and just the object itt dispatching
tluun. with tho pmsihillty of tho portc's
making a firm prob-st against tla-lr pros
ones, is not explained by tho lll'illll’llill‘lll.‘.
Especially in view of the circumstance
that 'l'urkuy, in response to our request. to
permit nvcsscl to plus the forts last .ianu-
:try. expressly forbade her to do so, given
additional lilti'l'l‘tib to the attitude that
may be maintained by the administration
with rcforcnco to 'l‘urkcy. The fact that
both vcesnls ltuvo llt'l'll supplied with charts
'of tho liliiptll‘lls atui‘thownlcrsucari‘ou-
hllilllllllilllfl otnpltasl/cs the strong ltupros
Mon litat crcnttmllv Minister 'l't'rrcll will
have at his immediate call two vt-sscls of
war capubh- of landing a fairly large fort-c
for the preservation of American lives and
interests around the l'nitcd fitatcah-gn»
tiou.
.‘llr. 'l'errcll sonic wceks ago made an
urgent rcqttcst that tholiancroltantisome
other vosscl of her I vpubo ordcrctl to 'l'ttrk-
lhll wall-rs :lllfl .~l.ttctl that while ‘l‘urkcy
\lithlill u (llFllli'llll'lllllll to give permits
it. was not improbable, when they were
ready to procm-d through the forbidden
waters, the lltll't'arlll‘)’ permission Would bo
given. ’l'o force the lltu-porus tutti anchor
lllt'unllvu ships oiT tho Turkish capital
would not be equivah at. to an unfriendly
out toward 'l'urkcy. in the opinion of tho
Hill" tlcparttncnl. otliolais. although they
prefer that lil‘f‘lllln~itrll be given.
to have been llivfll'llilll at tho ltutunvo of
Secretary Hinoy, and if Ilmi'lucluuati can
coal in time ultc will sail aim lwi’oro tho
clmc of tho weak. The practico vessel will
go first to i"n_val for mal and thence will
proceed tp llibraliztr and on to flat Luvnlu.
whore alto is under orders to announce lii'l'
arrival to Minister ’l'crrcli. ’l’bo I'lIit'lIh
Imll bringthrmt rim-vs ibo alto of the Han
I'rtlft. null llllll'll luster, will lil'lll'ct'il dlrool-
ly lo the Motlltorruuran and join the llan
croft at (ilbrallnr.
mg ”qu In “llll‘IR Properly.
SEATTLE. Supt. li'.»~l'llurlcs l". l"i~h-
back. our of tho ittillc'n of line Scottie
Evening 'l'ltucia. hu~ mil to tho lit-ltlsb
.‘v‘orthvveut Hold Mining companypropvrly
in tho i'ariboo (if. (7..) dialrict. Ibo mu.
airlorllllnn lining $1.,Illlll,l)lill. 'l'llu prnpcl'
Ilm embraced in the dead are those of tho
Manda Hydraulic company. conaieilng of
tour acrcs: tho propci’ly of tho li‘luitbuck
Hydraulic Hold Mining tuttnpnny. t'ttllelsl.
lug of it?" acres, and the prupct‘iy of tho
Qucsucllo lilver Hold Mining syndicate.
cohabiting of 20 miles of tho Alain Quint
tn-lln river. It in said the turn tanking lite
Iliil‘l'lllllli rcptcstllll .l. I'Z. Athiickn and l"..
l". .l. liuynor of New York. representing
the Hould Interests.
‘l‘mn lllaun'c Arrest.
Ilaunt'uu. Hopi. ill—Thu arrest hero of
'l'nm Mum). tho l‘Inullsh labor lender, is
only manic lII cttilitwfllliil with a decree of
cxp laion. 'l‘hopollcu are. treating him
wollmniuro allowing him the sightu of
Ilmelly [ll-Illllllullh vmlwtvnrbyhlu unp-
porlnnt to gut pormissillll forltiln iotlcliver
a speech at Album. .1 cit)‘ of nearly loll,-
"no inhabitants a few miles below bore,
which is under a accurate iurisdicilon.
lentil Norwallt in Learning It. sand“.-
log it Fast—Proof Not Looking. ‘
. . ad.
ave-rem bu a. ' i did?
That Tired feeling. . it.”
Don't know what It means. ‘ r . .
Keeps you awake at night. '
Destroys daily comfort.
Wearies the body. Worries‘tbe mind.
You would choice It off.
You would be healthful and strong.
80 you can.
if you go at it right.
First learn what It means. .
Some say It's bad blood. =
Others say It‘s a lazy liver.
They're a.l wrong.
Tired feeling nicans tired Kldueyl.
Just an Lame flack means Lame Kid-
neys. .
. And Backuhe means Kidney ache.
How do Wc know it'lt
.l'le'cause Dean's Kidney Pills cure If.
And they are for Kidneys only.
How can we prove It?
.17
ID.
Here's a one in point.
Mrs. C. Gunung. who resides on Hill
rtrect, is a lady well up in years. She
is one. of the aged people who suffer
from disordered kidneys. We want to
Impress this upon every reader: No use
or condition can prevent them from
perforating their work. When this ll
thoroughly known in South Norwalk
kidney complaints will disappear. ,Mrs.
Hunting has this to say about Dean's
Kidney Pills: "I went to Plaisted's drug
store and secured a box of Dean's Kid-
ney Pills some time in December. I
have had kidney complaint for some
time and a. bad backache. I could find
nothing to give me any relief and l'
fancied the pills might. I was not die-
appoluted. Dean‘s Kidney Pills cured
me. The backache and suffering are a
thing of the pest."
Dean's Kidney Pills are sold. for as
cents per box. or Six boxes for $2.50. by
all dealers. or mailed on receipt of price
by Foster-Mllhnrn I‘d. Buffalo. N. Y.,
sole agents for the l'nltcd States.
|
All those terrible. itching diseases of
the, skin that help to make llfcmiser-
able for us are causml by external par-
asites. Dean’s Ointmcnt kills the par-
asite and cures the discare. Perfectly
lmrrnlcsamevor fails.
AN KM E'atciiWEiiRL.
If"! F. \Vlnaton, a Doctor of Philosophy
at Gnttlngen l‘ulverslty. .
Another American woman has iushtd—
rd tho exclusivo and conscrvutlvc unl-
vcrsitics of Germany and carried away
tho highest honors. licccntly :tctthlc-
l-ram was rct-ctvod by the parents of
Bliss Mary 1“. Winston, residing at (iii?!)
Monroe llV‘l‘lIlll', that flair danghlct'lmd
passed tho cxatuinatiou for the degree
if doctor of philosophy at llll‘llililllliti'll
university, )uagna stun landc. Miss
Winston's subject for the dcgrm was in
mathematics, which fact ttlakcsthc dis
tinctiou conferred the more remarkable.
>‘ltc is tltc third :‘flll‘l'li‘illl woman who
has been admitted to any (icrtuau uni-
versity and tho normal to receive the
doctor‘s d. grce.
.hllra' \‘v'inslott has many friends at the
Univcrsity of Chicago, wlnrc film was»
fellow itt tnatltetnatltw during the sch!»
'l'ltutlcpnriurn of tho llaukt'rnft is Mill ‘
‘ lactic year of hilt-ii. .‘lliss Winston
Icotne-s from a family of scholars and has
Llwo brothers and two lush rs in tho titli-
\‘l'l"~'ll)' at tho prcscut time.
The rrcipicnt of tho high honors at
the bands of tho (iottlugcn facility has
had a rctuztrkabb- success in hcrcol-
lcgiatc cart cr. She graduated from the
University of Wisconsin in IHiIl with
high honors in mathematics and was
‘ oil'crcd a fi liowship at lll'yu .‘Ilawt' col-
‘ logo thc hillllil year. After studying a
year at iltc University of (‘hicago she
was aWartlcd the private fellowship of
Mrs. li‘aiu’au Franklyn of llailituorcatnl
ltntncdlatciy cuict'cd tltc Univcrsilyof
Hottiugcn. From tho very start she
made rapid strides toward recognition.
and last year Miss Winston lli'lll the
foreign followahip of the Asstxriaiion of
Collegiate Alumuzc.-—l.lltit-agt) llcrald.
At the (,‘atttping l’arlv.~~-'l‘lic ('rankw
’l‘itin istho last time i'ii evcr camp out!
The Enthusiast ‘‘‘‘‘ -Wcli. you shouldn‘t
catnp ottt. unless you can enjoy yourself
without being comfortable.
The Modern Cleaner
will rican bouv- quick and cosy.
.\o mops, slope, in tour-.3.
Childs & Chllds.
t!
bet-l I" Halo 1
lull «c uni and
Niki“ lam
”0‘ NH. an
we “ragga 1 6 Harrison Itmio
New York.
Because South Narwallr people say ‘
LEADING
g named on clear stars.
We are showing the very latest Fail Styles in t _ ‘
WalkingHaisForLa'dies
[Use a very large variety of
. ~
GHlLDREN’S AND MISSES’eSGHOOL HATS.
At very popular prices.
H. KRIEGERls
Popular Priccd‘Milllnery and
Cloak Store,
, Maltacltemo Hotel Block,
South Norwellt.
For '
the
Best
. Printing
Leave Your
Order at
the
Senflnei...
. . . ; Office
lakes out ink, paint,
. lar, pitch, grease v-‘j‘
. . Olin“-
MEAN;-
au.l stains from
(it Iillillg and czlr- ,
psi: quickly and
ctnmplcxly and
heierl’laavceojm
....X,, Armin-—
IOC.. 256., at Drug
g No tinplr‘asant odor. and Dry GoodsStorca
.\'ot inflatntttuble. Samples mallet; 5c.
‘ L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct:
, MM
Sold by A. Dickerman at Sea, So. Nora
walk; Finney & Benedict, Norwalk.
...T.. ”I... .,.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
153 Wall Street, fierwallt, Conn.
incorporated, Iiiiiifwuaapitsl. 3200.000.
EDWIN 0. KEELER. President.
DAVID ll. .\lll.I..lilii., Vlcel’rest.
L. C. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
clowns 0. Karma, .‘dosss M. GLOVIR.
Uavm ll. MtLLna A. .l. Maritza,
his r. J on}: Locxwoon. ’l‘mzo. E. SMITH,
nu t‘ona. Cults. F.1‘atsrttan.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Soliclted.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositcra.
o 8 Ir
You Don’t Have To Swear ON,
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
iii an editorial about No«'l.‘c~liac, the
famous tobacco habit care, “We know
of many cases cured by No-Tthar.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
stacked and chewed for twenty years;
two b0x0itiftlli'fltl him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes hint sick.” No-
’.f.‘o~liac sold and guaranteed by R. H.
l’laisted. No cure no pug. ”(Milk free.
Sterling Remedy (30., 'ew Yorlt or
Chicago.
”or advantage of taking Aycr‘a Surv
saparilla to purify the blood is you don't
infriugc upon your hours of labor ttor
deny yourself any food that agrees with
you. lll award, you are not. compelled
to starve or loaf. while taking it. These
arc n-contmctnintions worilt cotmidcriug.
Theories of care may he (linearised at
length by thyrtloians, but the sufferers
want quit: relicf; and
('oagh (Jute will give it to them. A
safe cure for chihlrt n. It is "the only
harmless rcmcdv that produce» itntucd-
iate results." E. l‘. Weed and G. (l
Stillan‘m m“
Before going on a sea voyage or into
the country, be intro attd put a box of
Aycr'a l’ille into your vttlico. You may
havoltx-oasion to thank us for this ltiut. To
relieve constipation. billousncus and
nausea, Ayer's pillsarotho boat in the
World. 'they are also easy to take.
, ,__, W“, ”a. . w“ . ._. H
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
m fie-
ating. is n
”:1 It! .
WAGONS l
Now and Cocond-H-nd.
suoetrs,
PHAETDNS,
canmess.
creams. .
SPINDLES, are.
cruel-:5 TO SUITALL
CALL AND SEE THEM. '
Physiciallggwmon
AIRS. DR. N. A. DUILFDRD
Can be consulted at. her office
‘ "4213mm Bram, Batmarctcr. 00“.,
From 10a. tn. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sun ay.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the pa“ nineteen years has made the diseases
of women a specialty. Ladies suffering from
Dr. Guiiford in the strictest confidence. wit
theassumneo of receiving the most skillfulan
scientific treatment known to modern eu er!
and medicine. Home care With nurse r-‘
dished when retptired. Terms moderate
ill letter-e prompt r replied to Incloae stamp
J. B. RAYMOND,
BROOKSIDEERENAKE ICE!
Wholesale and retail office and ice houeeJ
gladlson street. orders received at G.'S.
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washington Street.
.0. Norw-Ik.
Residence. Mahackemc Hotel.
m7 iv
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. 5.
Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College.
Dentistry Performed in all if s
Branches.
TEETH EXTRM‘TI-Zl) WV'I‘llOU'l‘ PAIN.
Marvin‘s New liloek. Wa-hington street.
Second “of?!
Dental rooms will be tjupeni Mtgustllatb. as an
. . . -._ . _. .._....._~_£
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
5i Waahlnmon Btroct.
Open daily from 9 to ill a. m., and from
i to :i p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from 7w 8.
Interest allth-d on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Prest.
JOHN ll. li‘lilltiilS,V'ice-Prest.
IOHN H KNAPP. See and Trees.
_, u .....r‘..‘,..-.. .-.-. .... .
DORLON HOUSE,
GREGORY'S POINT.
Now open for the reason of tum. Shore Din-
ners. liltotlo lsinn-l (‘lctnbakes bathing,
limiting and l-‘l~hlug. Electric car» Ethnic
b ital ovary tw 'l t‘ a tutti . . J. E. on . -
ransom-mid ’ ' w
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N DE RTAK E R.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwallt. - - - ,,
Opp. Street litiliway Dept".
leDENUE ELM S'l‘lilil'l‘
l‘l'il.ii‘.l'llil.\'i" i‘Al.l., II
I loan
Jacob M. Layton, ,
'II’O.LI" and ‘
Accident
(inc Minute l
I N S U R A N C E ii
ilteal Estate and Noose Agent
m
Ocean Steamship 'l‘iciten. nod Sterility
,(t
Drafts. an» Negotiated
and Stools» Hold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post. ()Illco,
HOUTH NORWALK. f z : : CONN
Notary Public. Acknowledcnmutx Taken
m
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-hanger, Calcimlner
f Painter.
DIALII "l .
WALL PAPER MID across:
I Hoard MAIN eraser,
Booth Norwnlk
Sample Books of Intent Styleecf Pap! I"
“orders and Gill. Monidlnfe tilts/n to
houses for inspection, on not on by postal
‘Eetimatee Uncertain Given. ... no «
H EN RY TILLY.’
any (limcultylnl-ldent to the sex can consult '
.‘.-owbrld e .1: Cole Cigar Store. corner South
l lilain and Vashington streets. . fist! ‘
Norwalk Chronicler