o
A dist Episcopal church. at Greenpoint. L.
deehmd on account of ill health.
' are going to make an effort to secure the
.. the fineon the tag Ewell-ileum Stain,
no": a.“ ensues. m... of
3W3. hum "MM it! his
tillage. the'Talieruaclelletho-
1.,to union for the third year; but has
’Wlm it
w... officials or the Willhnautic fair
Hon. Thoma-3.1219“! to speak at the
fair. Ho iatobe in Bridgepmt one of
the three days. and it in confidently ex-
pected he will acwpt the invitation.
The Eighth C. V. hold it: annual re-
union in‘ Meriden"yetterday and elected
these cilloers: President, Frederick
Gallup, Grown; vice-presidents, John
Lane andlsaac B. Williams, Mormon;
secretaryandtroasnrer, '1‘. ll. Hartley.
Fore-trifle; chaplain, Rev. J. J. Wooiey.
It islearned that a number of green
goods circulars are being sent into Con-
necticut, many of which have reached
Norwalk. The green goods men have
not changed their mode of operation,
still sticking to the old practice of send-
ing out promiscuauely a number of . cir-
culars in the hope of catching a "such-
or.” .
William J. Bryan, the silver candle
daie, will most lik'ely be in Nerv'lfavon
speak, next Thursday night. ‘ lie will
make speeches from the tail end of a
car from New York there. New Haven
will he the only city in Connectictt
where he will maize a tarry. lie will
stay there Thursday night.
The Merlden Wheel club has sent a
circuiarto all of the bicycle clubs in
the state asking them to send dele-
gates to the convention of whcelmen to
be held at the City Hall in Meriden,
Thursday, October 8, at 2 p. m. The
convention will discuss the advisability
of forming a federation of the wheel-
men of the state for the purpose of in
financing legislation in accord with their
rights for the correction of existing lo
cal laws varying from town to town
and for the consideration of other mat
ters of interest to all riders.
The United States» Treasury Depart-
ment upholds the action of Deputy Col
lector William E. Goddard in regard ti
ford, whicltwaa fined on the 51h inst,
for not having the proper name of the
master on the ship's tapers. It was
during the yacht races there, and the
tug was taking out a number of excur-
sionists. The law allows oulyilfto r.
on board a tag. The acting mastcroftlu
tug appealed to the Treasury depart-
ment at Washington, and asked that thl
flnebe returned. The department re
plied to the petition by 'drclinin; to
intorforczflm
A Remarkable [foetal Wafer.
Readers of this paper will find the ad.
vertisement calling attention to Ysi-
lunti Specific, a natural mineral water.
The powers and virtucsr-laimed for tlip
water are remarkable, but the Ypllila ti
Specific Co., of lot ilroad tit, Boston, lt
prepared to furniah evidence at any
time to anyone of the truth of over;
claim made. Deniers throughout New
England have this water for snh
in one-half gallon bottles, or it cm ho
had by sending an order toihm onipony
The price of Y'psi'nuli Speizifi: is the
some as that of Min-r medicinal waters,
viz., (loo. per half gallon bottle. {allelic}
case of l'.’ botth-s, with a rebate of inc
on return of the ante and empty lottlcs,
mailing the not price, 8!; per (rose,
A Remarkable Gift of l'ortr-lts by Witt».
hit: liv'hl‘g" l'rl-vh-rirl; Walla is not only
flu' itl'mh ~I. [I‘ii‘l’llll pollib r of if... \'u-
toriou aw. lol nia . fiw ln'wt lilwml donor
to the boll-u .ll cuih-v-tlnn of mrtmits.
Quito re: ' :le be has wilful «hour. if; pita
till‘l‘illo lm- ;!llil"r‘,‘. in :u-vordolwo with
Whirl. may bu Hillell bin Minion“ purunm.
Till-y iliuxtrnln tho intellectual “union of
bio tluw wilh ll i-rmpnlby. strength and
rmuplvlul out Ill.” b no filmvly been
Iu'him-wi iw on; l-flll‘l’ [union-r. For many
yum ll v crllhry lull lwu m ins-«union of
his l»-l‘i“.iil~mf Lord wool-owl llifll‘lfj’nl‘
ford ll" ll-wlriiifv. both pottifml, urnf. limit
begun at, I ‘ommnllooplt; during or ”IMF”,
offer the i'rlnwm war, moi of lnrd liyrolv
llIm-t. To ”Wit“. oil pruwnlml by tho lift
lot. are now lMlilill tho Metamucil 11ml
.lolui lint-mil. mo :‘ilxvrlrrmlu'. lord
Noun-slump and Um! Murrow; i'aolzzi,
tho iibrmi .u of tho liriti-h lull-will"; Mr
Allilfl'i’.’ l limit. the phyniriob'. Ilw pinto-o»
phl‘rq lllll illul f’uriyln; Mohnint. tho
mmiionl; 'r‘ir f'ilul'lml linlio. the mum-ion,
and no ll‘h‘t thou Mill tm-vtaw'lrunymu nrvl
llv'owuimr, law-will and linttlww Arnold,
Mr Horn-y ‘lu‘v'l'd‘ nod Lord Lytton tbck
3'4'llolp;r,~f.1oamo Monitliouoe in Hall»,
tur'i, .
PURE. STRONG. “ENABLE.
l: on: veftlltf srrived at by
Chemical Analysis of
3:95,.iilif‘
“ti .7: a"::nrl l. mu.
vows-stow!!! Iv .
c. I. was a Mill. 3m mama. é
' J”
t
l " The film! lass mates m ”mm not .”
1
button. - memo: on
“and! it‘s 9 V . r, roost
‘ututo fouls u’fi'Muu
was last erby profession and anion.
moms . at I’M” .
the best of too strand was known in at
of the lam cl tact thallnitedfitatts.‘
ills wife was a ‘ laughter of 0. H. Brown-
'rmm’ of the interior under Presi-
ut Johnna, and his! second wife the
m
habit of stopping at the best hotel! in the
country. It was owing to his expensive
habits: that he was forced toeommitcrbae,
and Ma scene of operations was not can.
linedalons tome smaller eltiu’ of the I“
country. but also to New Yorlt, Washing-
ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Denver and
run h‘rnnciwo. lie was intimately ao-
quslnted with the late James G. Blaine
and claimed that he know considerable
about Mr. lllnlno's affairs. lie often said
that he ltuowmom than had been pub-
fished about the ruinous Mulligan-mans.
lie «on in New York during the days that
Tweed was in his glory and had brush to
dowith the affairs of obs city in those
times. rilzlnnor conic to tiyracusc in 1893
and learned where chamber of prominent
people had their bani: accounts. While
these people were away he drew up checks
which he claimed were signed by these
.enous and had them cashed. Before he
was apprehended he left Syracuse and
titer was arrested in Chicago.
ENOCH PRATT is DEAD.
llaltlmore's l’lillnnthropltt Rounds Out I
Life Full of (loud Deeds. ‘.
BALTIMORE, Sept. lfl.-ldnoeh Pratt,
he millionaire banker and philanthropist,
lied last night.
hlnoob l’mtt was born in North Middle
hero, Mom, .‘opt. in, 1808; In 1881 he
nine to Baltimore and established him»
will a» a commission merchant. A little
nter he founded the wholesale iron firm of
Pratt & Keith, which afterward become
1. Pratt & lire. .
At the time of his death Mr. Pratt was
:reuhieut and director of the National
Var ers' and Planurra' bank. the duties
if it ich position have devolved upon him
or the post if; your»; vice president of tho
.‘llllodolphln, Wilmington uml Baltimore
allrond, for 27 years; clan president and
lircctor in numbers of other institutions
.ud prominently identified for many years
,ast with railroad building andshlpping
till-rests.
Mr. i’ratt endeared himself to the poo-
,.le of Baltimore by his munifloont gift of
bore than $1,000,000. which he directed
hould be used in equipping llllll maili-
iinimr it free circulating library, with
ranches in the four quarters of the city.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL armour: GAMES.
At \l’nehlugtou” > it
irooirlyn ...... .......ll 0 0 4 1'. o o n—l)
i'nshiimton..........o o :i o 0 0 o o— ii
iroolslyn-ilils, ll: errors, 0. Wash-
ngfrm-vlllts, ti; errors, ii.
At Baltimore—-
foatonmmwl 0 0 0 O O l 0 0—- 2
faitlmoro...,.....o 0 o 0 ll 0 o i) -o- 0
lhistonmiiits, it; errors,.-i. linitimore—
fits, '2; errors, :1.
At 'l’itti-buruw
'Jmltwlllu.........0 0 0 l U l 0 0 1- 3
’lttshuru ..... ....o o ‘.' 0 ii! 0 o o o_— ::
Louieville—«lifts, fl; errors, 1. Hits.
org—dill», ii; errors, l.
w .._......... y
lplfn l'uylng Internal no rm Old Claim.
\i'asumo'ros. snpt. 1H.-—l'uitml Hinton
Treasurer Morgan has mailed to of chi-
v-us of the l'uiml Hates checks unpro-
‘itliiu eszilm, inzlngtho filly sixth un-
unl priyim'nt of interest at about. 4‘.
or [’O‘lll on nilnwml claims optimist the
overnuwut of Spain originating prior to
fill. this payment of which was provided
yr by the treaty of that your. ’l'iip
nmuot of the claims nilowrul by Spain
on Ifili‘o,hf.il, which tho Fpnlllsh non-ru-
wnt fins .o for frills-d to pay, although
mentmlly urged to do m by this unwrit-
wut. ’i’lo- futon-of, however, is ['fll'l reg-
:larfy each September.
rufal Accident at the Butte.
Lows! l. Man, rlept. flaw-A hunt on-
idrui orcurml at tho rifio grounds in
'lrm-ut hr which ('hnrim i6, Pour, the old.
of anal one of the mod prominent militia-
m-u in lmwoll. lost his life. During
urge! przu’fll'n tiergvnm llowun of ('om-
any Ii firm] at the tarot-t whilo l'oor was
It from of it, tho bullet i-lrilllm; the lab
or in ti." uhdouwu. injuring him no so
only that lie din-d hllfll’ll)‘ after. Semi-nut
’ownn did not. tmlluu l'oor win-n he Won
5 front of ”I" forgot l'onr allmuuu'll that
hu «labour signal was .wt. i'oor was I'ni
on" olvi
tiltlrlllfll In Jail.
Box-mm, Sept. lb,~«l'pnn tho arrival of
by :r "o train from \i‘orrwhr yesterday
in polim nrrmml 31ml l’oio-r. ‘::.' yours
xlll. will; .1 residuum- in NW: Jersey. on
hortovgoof brouklug :iml Mill-rim: lllt'
wow-of .lltl'nll ’Em-lmrmau in Won-outer
",4 tilf'fillllll sumo, i‘puu lullnu umrchmi
trio w.“ found no his firm", illlll ho was
“lllt'fl to the Mir primu About 7 o'clock
luv prim" ull‘vluls dlncova-mi itaiwr with
t ropv ;.l.mtl his pork bringing to his roi‘.
in 3‘, ”It Wits lll'lili'tllfllt’lj’ l‘lll IlIM'il. flflll.
iltltmuh nilw. .tllo-tl in a low mluulrs
‘ZMMluMflf t’rom found» to the Pope.
Maxine“. i'rl'M. l» Wl'rrmh-r lrflllflt’l'
low f»f‘la”ltfl ,‘lllu- l’roili'l. til'o vendor of
Mini onivortity. M on Mulmmmlnr from
J'mimlo in tho pop» to try null with: liw
tllf’lt'ufly about lb" minnow t'nillnllt'
"'blltll in .‘l'tflllllfvfl Abim l’ruulxh-it
for Home ou the sic'mohlp liovro from
Sow ‘I'ori.’ loll 3‘:l‘.ii‘.’ilflt‘_ but his llllllltlll
lions only in“. lit-mum known. lb was be
tvloisocvmolml in the willomout of tin:
grmf .lmult ml,.lo quiottloli mm" five
poem rum
Anniversary of lhtllo of Antietam.
Exxonuh. N. V.. Hept l~.~'l'lw thirty-
: fourth 'muit'nmry of .‘illlh lulu bottle, in
which lhuohl ’l'wezillelh ,‘ww iv rk n-gl
room but" Mich ontlijllouoits um, was cal
, clout-cl burn yrau-rday by tho \‘slnrnll ne-
- notation of that realluvut
.\ hauqunt
and cavnpffm follotn-d the business lllMlv
mg. of which Iajor iiuydur was elected
pyulclmt. Major tt'llciily vice pro-idem,
William \‘ollut secretary, ex t‘herlfl \‘gin
1‘»:le "motor.
“the field nouns.
«neutrinos, mu. lltw'l’ho treasury
”martini. "smith! In gold coin Mid
”Lulu in bars. which learn the true
ornamnt of the gold mtg "14.490.170’.
The" mrseeitell In the Kerr York sub.
some" ”41.090 to gold «in functional
., . ,t
”fl :5.
hill! 0! 01131.th
utensil.
lie!- flggrlaa In: Stunt theirs-anathema
' Acknowledge That an Insurrection la
imminent—4‘11. lint-try Romulus cou-
mom almfivm. L 'f
. . , . ., ‘9, v 1. 1 .,, i,“ . x V.'.
“:l‘,”',:,',:,,‘,°,;“"! ”m", “"5 lucmu t. 18.me melanin
Warner was a high liver and was no ttotefot ”"J TM" "° ““mlmknh"
tight in Carllrt circles that most serious
internal troubles, as well as the uprisings
in Cuba, in the Philippine islands and
certainly, in dinette lticomill have to be
i
'l‘be‘JCorllst 'deplttlos'early during the
prcaent month took a determined stand
regainst the adoption by the chamber of
the hill providing subsidies for the :sipnu-
ltill railroads. They asserted that iuouey
could he better employed in Cuba and
elsewhere. nod prototted asoluat the whole
policy of the government. placing them-
selves on record as being opposed mall
the ills oomplniuodvof by the suffering
masses of Spain. *
. When the railroad subsidies were adopt-
ed, the Cot-llardeputlop withdrew fun
body fro n the chamber-.1 They were eager-
iy quest and in thodobbles and elsewhere
as to the probable attitude of the tiarliat
masses, nnd they did not hesitate in saying
thutthoy could not guarantee that their
adherents in Qatnlonin, Navarre and else-
where would not take to the mountains
and once more raise the standard of. Don
Carlos if patriotism donmndod it.
One Unrilst deputy, Senor lions. openly
proclaimed that the direction of tile Car-
lists would soon pass into the hands of
their military leaders, adding that tho
Carlists were perfectly organized in al-
most every province. and that. they were
prepared to take advantage of any favors-
hls opportunity to again tales the field in
mpport of their ohloftnin, Don Carlos do
liourhou, duke of Madrid, whoclnlms to
J0 the rightful heir to thethroue of Spain.
Other Cnriist deputies admitted that.
they retired frompthe chamber in order to
avoid any responsibility for tho disfistcrs
which they saw were arising, and it be-
came known later that secret instructions
avoro sent by the Marquis Corrolho, the
principal agent of tho pretender, to the
('nrlist organimtions throughout Spain,
notifying them to prepare for a call to
arms in case' of a good opportunity for
roanscrtlug the rights of Don Carlos by
force.
Climax Capped.
Then, to cap the climax, the Carilst
dnputies, issued a manifesto (ixploinlng
um] «intending their action in leaving the
chamber of deputies and do wing that.
their leader would decide when the proper
moment but] arrived to respond to the call
If the nation which would summon them
to save it. ,
if the spanish government had been
hands free, these manifestations would
have been followed probably by the arrest
of the doflunt Unrlist deputies. In fact, it
is said that this was wlmt. tho Cnriists
worcdmtlciputlng, as it might have so
arousedlhu uoplo that an insurrection
lhroughout Siam would have followed.
But the premier, Foliur (Htlluvrts (lei (.‘ns-
llllu; the minister for foreign affairs, the
Duke of 'l'otuon, and, it is sold, the queen
regent appeared to regard the attitude of
(he )urilsts in no serious light, stating
that the government was confident that
lllfl pope and the house of Austria would
bring proseuro to bear on tho Uni-list chiefs
.Illll prevent any uprising.
Those words mnko it more than likely
lhnt a serious reverse to tho fipauish arms
in Cuba will he followod by on lHllll'cflk
of tho (fur-lists, who uru mliuitlod who
both-r propuru'l thlm nvor lu-foro to intro
.llu lll'lll. lhm Carlos. through his mur-
rlnxu to tho l’l'illt'tlirl do lloluiu iu foul,
was enabled to command it largo fortune, »
‘uui then-is no doubt that this mom-y and
other funds, for a long time past, have
been utilized to prepare for onntlmrut-
Tf‘llllll: to pinch Lllmrh-s V” on the throne
of Spain.
lf Spain loses Cuba. which seems to be
more than likely, the (‘urllxls riolm llmt
the downfall of tho prospnl rum-licy will
follow immediately, flllfl llmt (llmrlos \'l[
ulll bu triumphantly placed upon tho
thrlmo, with little or ho troublo.
'lho Titre-o Pris-min Srirctl on Suspicion.
.l \I‘lir‘l'INYlLIJ-Z. l"ln.. Supt. lK-m'l'lm lili-
lulfllt"lllfl slumber 'l‘hroo Friends has lu-ur
M'lll'tl at Forunmlluu by tho government
authorities. The vessel llflfl just lulu-n on
u Iurgv cargo of coal flllil lil‘ln'lnlllliu and
was on the point of leaving when Ibo
sittw'lnl customs inspector wont aboard and
tool. charge. it Wm summuod that the
~fl'ltllllll' was on tho polbl of alnrtlbguu
nnoliu-r expedition in (tubo. arms and
men to be taken aboard at sou.
Minot-h Warship 1.1 Iluclml.
flout-r. Hopi. ism-Tim ilnlinn ionruol
bus temlcrod a bouquet lo their Spnuiuh
brothel-u who had come to lmiy In “limit“
the launching of the now hpoulsti warship
(Orlmilmi (“ohm ltl (henna. ’l‘he Marquis
\‘lmmll \‘ouusiu. tho lmilnn mluletorof
foreign affairs. who was [trio-Mil. in pro
push”! it loam toliloroyni fuiiillyuf Spain,
Mill roadshow so in tho certainly that
pormnncht harmony \vould provoli ho»
tween rspain and holy.
Highwaymen Mapped by l'fstols.
HAIIM'MM. .‘r'cpl. lN.-~.lnuwu Kearney
of Now York city and f'lllt'lmu is luckml
up on the charge of highway robfmry, in
one ol’ the most glibllu «(fronts ho switched
it bag from the hand of .‘ll‘h. hi. A. filmi-
luw of Lowell. Mam, ltllll llt'il. flu drew
a revolver on his pursue-rs, but lihlf'llllt‘l'u
flnslwll their Woupoba. and be throw up
his hnmh hull was urwuaiwl umi tlixarmml.
Knurm-y uml :t (‘llllll'llf‘l'ltif‘ have been hum
about a Week. The coulvdcrntois missing.
‘l.l¢lltnlng kills and Mattias.
floor. 7‘». l'.. Sept. lu.~.‘\ noviro elm-m
nun-k f'nmllolt while the mainly lair “it!
being hold Truman Kellogg, oped if;
f‘lmrlns llupluw. .lnmos llalo Mill lilllo
daughter. who attended the fair, mumht
shelter in an outlmum to which WM mn-
moeml n wire clothhslius. A bolt of light.
ulnn shot along the out to the oulllousn.
instantly hlllimz Kellogg and severely in.
)llrlllK tin,- ollu-rs.
-. . _ . ,5...
A shipwreck reared.
Hr. .lollss. x. K. rcpt". RNA largo
unknown vol-uni. lmtlom up. hi reported
iobollriltlug afloat l‘im-oblist bay. rifle
is lmliotml to be u lorrium-r. Nobody
knows what lit'tfitllm of the crew. but a
marine disaster. It is fouml. has incurred.
relu- Fortunes OpPMa
torment. fiept. l‘t.~'l'bo perm con-
for country which does not appear in
3 tuition-c slum status. , y W
t
press has opened here. the A motion woes
societies items well represented. ‘
w...
‘ a: wot-e maro- no-Jstiv." n.
t
and. we m i WWW-op an.
mammmmuumm.
“snow flaw-mica".
"1 Iowa tuna thing in Ohicago last
week." said a ew York lmeinosltnun.
"I was in a. million house—not a very
elaborate catch inhalant, but a place when
to rent chips the ride—mired a good
looking nun th keen black on took
the amt beside me at the fare to lo and
began bettingpn the high and low cards.
I always observe little tlilngs, and when
this man not down I noticed that the deal-
tr paid very little attention to him. None
of the attendants bowodto him either, and
I gathered from this that, like myself, he
was a stranger in the place. Most of the
other players seernedto be known; that is,
all but the man at my other dill!!- lic was
a short, stout, rod faced fellow, who lropt‘
up a rapid fire of mn‘vomstlon all the time
he played. lie scorned to have 1,000 sys«
toms, and he informed me that he rarely
lost at fore blink when the game was on
the level. When my keen eyed neighbor sat
down, the fat man was slightly bewildered
we the failure of his systomsto work. He
was about $190 in the hole and didn't
boom to understand it. I was some 830 be-
hind myself, but lwasn't at all worried
over it, for I never gamble heavily and al-
ways oscanyway. ‘
"\ ii, the keen eyed man had varying
luck for half an hour. He played in a
cool, precise way, which told even inexpe—
rienced me that he was an old hand. When
he tired of playing the high and low, he
switched to the numbers nudheghncou
poring on the odd nnosnnd playing the
ovens to win. At the end of the half hour
he had lost at least $150, but he didn't
seem at all worried about it. 'l'heluck eon-
tinuod against him until his lollies aggro-
gntod 0300. When the last of it was hauled
in, he pulled $21 in bills froth his pocket,
leaned n little bit forward, and, placing it
on the high, said very quietly to the deal-
or: “’l‘hot's my last bet tonight. I walked
53 miles today and thou stumbled, so I'm
very tired." Now, to my mind, that was
the most innocent sort of a remark. but
my fat neighbor almost lindo fit over it.
He had laid a hotel $501311 u cord, but like
u flush be seized it back and glued his eyes
on the box. The high cord turned up, the
quiet man rose frmu the table and started
away, while my fat neighbor leaned over
greatly excited and whispered in a husky»
voice:
“ ‘Watch him! Watch him!’
“I watched and suwnn attendant ap—
proach the man. The inner mnnml to ex-
pect- somo one to (ionic to him, for despite
his assurance that ho was going right
'hdmo, he stood In ,nu nil corner of the
room. No (me was paying: the slightest nt-
tobtlon to him saw my m'ighlmr and my-
solf, um! I wouldn't hove oven glanced
around but for t to ' that my attention
had boon dimctcd 3 way.
“Well, the attendant was very obscqul-
nus, lI-llfl tillfll'fl tow words be escorted my
into neighbor to another Phil of the room,
where they met- a dapper looking llttlo fol-
low. Thorn was some houdslmking, and
then the three men went out of the room
together. Well; sir, you never saw such a
mad man as my fat neighbor in your life.
The oaths ho Mosul into my our were
something awful. I went to umkc abet,
and he stopxsnl me. 'iict mo out. of hero or
l'll bust,‘ he said Then he gathered up
his (llilfl’illlld l irotlmrod up mine, not lm'v-
lug llll‘ hoist idea why I was doing it, and
after cashing them in we wont away. ()l'lt—
side in the street tho pent up rage of my
companion broke loom‘ in all its fury. '
“ 'A hundred dollars, a cold lumdml,’
ho roared, ‘mul you, how much did you
drop:
” ‘f‘mlynbout $3"! Prcpllcd, ‘but what's
the um of making ~uch u fussulwut it'.”
“ ‘li‘lwd' be fairly siu'ivlu-ll. ‘ llo you
think l'iu lllllliiflLtll fuss over that film?
That isn't it, lllll tlmilloaof being done,
cheated, umhce um crn'ty.’
‘ My friend.’ i sold, '(hm't be foolish.
l mu mtisllul that 1 lost my money in n
fnlr Kiln“). You mustn't yrlllmmh-t every
limo you not 'hu “'0th of it in furu.I
“lie lookul at um for u tuoim-ut in at
plfylug way. All llll' rngro was gone.
“ ’You don't lumu it?" he nskml.
" 'Whv, of rourw,‘ lsahl.
” ‘Wu-ll, well. Well?“ 'u'ns all he could my
for u rill-uu‘bt. 'l'iu-n he turned to inn
again. “1'0“an he said, 'dhl you incur
what. the luau on your left sold, and illil
you watch him after he left the table, us i
Lulll you to‘r‘ t.
"I replied that l hull, whcrqum he in
dulpvcd in (ionic morn ‘mil, wolla,’ llilfl
then explained his urumrhniilc conduct mi
follows: ' .
" ‘lf you lam-was much olmut gambling
[pumping] do, you‘ll know that that mm
u f‘f‘mlkf’d game liu' lumm-ut flint mun
spoke. lie was It prob-woouul trolubh-r,
you aw, bulimia u Mtyuugur l.l tho imuw.
'l‘ln-ydhiu't know him at oil and twill.
right on with tlu-ircrooicml dealing. lio
wowon" in a moment, of more. but unm-
llh'r‘l bnvor um k-' n his». it wasn‘t his
business to inform you llflll menml that.
lino army of other suckers around fluI to-
lilv that we wow Minn done. All iwwuul
wt was blown" money. So he played on
until ho had «implied his ttlou. then b.-
mmlolhot n-umrh to lot. liwllonh-r know
he Was on. walked away and united "for
the lnvllnthul to see Mr. lilnnk. llc- didn't
have in Wolt hour. as you yourself know.
and int he know, too, when he quit the
gauw.’
" "that thlllll-i ,vory bivc,’ i said. ’but
may 1 unit how sol-h o Mimplo nuunrk cun-
Vl'yvil oil that you voylt [lid to tho ilu'ult‘t‘”
" i no» rowuruivtl with another look . f
pily. 'l‘hoo myc'omfnmhm began to laugh.
‘llo mill in. hull wuiimtl .ifl mill“. llo
tumult by that that he was wrfmliy uoil
nmm' Hf the fort. flint flow were Bil cards
in the dock being umi. Now when tlw.m
om mi r'nrtll in a dock which in twin” owl
for fnro the odd MM is u Mopmml. it will
brook up anycombination llllllwuul‘tl'l‘
mmlu, mp] on export can lllflflllilllfllt‘ it in
a way to make any lwt low llml ho liiwu.
There is non dunmlr. and that in that mind
nun oulehlc of the nrnuiarnmu tony iv!
kmplng (mat-I. The mill curd is lwpt low
then. but phzroru don’t often lmlhvr to ;
hoop truck of tho played cords, and no min ‘
illll tonight.
" ‘Woll, our «mvmth friend told he stum-
'm
bind. lie tilt-nut bv that that the boom
could take their . bolvo of giving: him hook _
M- will or slutnlln‘u the ruanunmpg, "u
know lxrrfm'tly m'll what. the rosiili \ruuhl
ho. Ynumwpbo rust. Thoyiooh himdowu
stairs and maimed him, and. like a true
pmhwlunoi,lioiwt'lllowoy solicited. 'l'hnt’s i
all. but. you me it sum! us both some-
tillng to have you know i Iott,’
“That. was my fir-l exmrionm that I
know of with ll lmu'e lam bank. and while ,
my frlcnd may have Non lemon than was :
mniiInIynMnf clmmistootinl evidence 5
to Mar him out. ” i
, . use mum , limo“
Testimony. item: this “tube
From Oehtb Namath. '
”a.
Disease Is no respects! of persons.
An and condition are not urea! against
Its ravages. In lave-tinting and on»
in: its causes a large percentase is
found due to carelessness. in locating
the victims of hidney disease the ma.-
iority is found among the middle-aged
and the most stubborn cases occur In.
old people. The mother of nine chil-
area-three of whom its dead—who
has plodded through 77 years of exista
ence. would naturally encounter more
than fair share of joys and aomws,
but «when that li‘ is made miserable
by disease, it is diflicult to, describe the
feelings when a true friend is found-—
a friend that can be depended upon.
Dean's Kidney Pills proved so to Mrs.
Elizabeth Flatt, No. 13 Elisabeth street;
She says: "i am 77 yea;- old and the
mother of a, large family. I have had
kidney trouble for a long time, with
very severe bacheehea, and to ma'lte
matters worse: about two and a half‘
years ago rheumatism attacked me. It; '
was so bad that my hands and limbs
were of no use to me. I have been tali-
lng Dean’s Kidney Pills and they an
doing me good. I do not. suffer as i
did: my backache is gone and the rheu-
matism is much better. I think I can
safely say if they help people of my
age. afflicted so badly, they. will help
anyone." You can get Dean's Kidney
Pills at Platsted‘s drug store. All deal-
ers have them, or they will be sent by
mail on receipt of price. 50 cents. by
writing to Foster-Milnurn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., sole agents for the U. 8.
-—-—-—————‘a'
For Pin Worms, Eczema, Hives, in
fact, any of the "various torturing
itchy diseases of the skin. Dean's Oint-
ment is an Instant and positive remedy.
Get it from your dealer.
__. ._... W”.-. H... , j, q
The Connie: Revived, Mill-reel and itera-
rated-About. the Bolero.
Flwvos coulluuc to diminish. In lhl‘nry
thdy are quite light to the arm, but pron»
tlwlly they are so limped and decorated
about tho upper purtthnt in effect tin-yore
not very much smaller than tlnm of hurt
season. linth styles are worn inu-wlumgo
uiily. the largo balloons lululiuirthmuwl’voa
mwcll tolhc light fabrics nt'iw fashion
able that they still wumiu in fu‘vor. It is
pmlniblo, hmwvcr, that the closer style
““1 obtain \rizcu heavy winter goods are
being lllllllll up.
The coro'lcl. revived this season. hue
‘ncu revolved with as much enthusiasm is
rul'l..\lll) (TnS'l‘lull‘,
u’ it were rm entirely new thing. It is not
l-simiiy plain, profvmim itt‘lllg shown for
f third, .s'uil‘n'll null llm‘nrntmi (mm The
l ‘Ilcro :il- l is i-njoylug grin-it favor. lllill tho
l.vo {Minions ligurv fugu-lln-r ou runny
lmlil‘c-l with the addition of :i imiuu u or
rilvlulm'llv. Most fir-qlwlllly tho lilill‘f‘n
mid rum-lot. uuuloof hill; or of mull-rial
like tho shirt, unrivomyn’rr u guimpon.’
i“lllll‘l|ltlf‘l‘_\' orof lzu-o lllrli‘l'liiill. butternu-
l‘uim tho coulrrn‘y ill the l-uwulhut is.
I \'l-i' llt‘nl‘fi'l‘n‘dll imih'l‘inl llko l‘lu-igvx-‘flllllu
: to n lunl'l‘illlllil mrwviot of unipun'. H‘lllll
r~ um- mubmidory. point li'onull-tnrn‘, our
in-uhmll not or any one of tho many
Hillnlii.‘ \vl-hu,
Vultur’b-uuoa lilf‘f' is this your iun'lutr its
rm-ugufur lilo homznull lllilltl‘l'llatll iii-glow
l‘. inn ousloiln'd. ll la liwouly him“ that
lwlwn‘t boil nrh-rll in \vu-«hml ,,.- lf «lid
inform ului Willi mull u l-lmrurh'rlutio ll
Humid ho ronlluuuliy Illilll‘l'l'lfllf‘ll. Mlm‘
”or, ll is :llmml impoplhlo to foil tln- im-
ibilou law from tho rml. in whom and ur-
mwvln lll‘ the on”. and illii la a valuable
umilty when on uullmilul number of
yards ill N‘llilll'iitl for ttlif‘ ill-W0.
The «neutron chum. iu llll‘ «ill-fol: bl of
futinnl, having it urn-nu pmumi and a pint;
lllll will!" figure. The tililrl iv. trlimunl
:rnumuip- l'mtf.\\'llll mo rulllmor him-k
l‘lItllfi‘I'llil" t‘.” Nill', mul' tho tnhiivr lit
ll'dllll‘tl by «in l pollmu. oralulilr'o of gum."
icing urrumpai "long lin- uppu-r boil of tho
lotnlu. 'i'lm bodice in ll‘lllillll'll with em
«,ullhri of blut'l; tunlwuolll‘u do who. and
the slmws uro lllllslxt‘il of the u rial with a
land of g'iilmnnmi plziillngwl‘ lllillIK‘W-llm!
t'tl solo. The bolt is of black sill: fashion!
by two paste buttons.
. Cleans
\vlurn
Soul»;
1 lirly
’ m I'uii.
1 [undo
‘ . The Modern Rf:
lllfWCS
I, Cleaner luL'
FM 5mm, ,
“*3 No Add. Grime,
, Newsprint Grease.
}; .
at
3' a... lilo ‘.
We are‘jhowlllg the very- latest Fall Styles in
Wallingsat‘sroua
'csltonsu'snun ‘MIS'SES'SOHOIOL HATS. . 1'
At very popular prices. _
" I"'l‘J'W'l‘lo
mum" “"0 moo suit
m "1"
. ,H.KRIEGE:R¥s
Pepular Priced hliiiinery and
Cloak Store. '
\
Mahecltemc' Hotel Bloch,
South llorwallu
For
the
Best
Pdhfing
Order at
the
Sentinel .
. . . . Office
takes out ink, paint,
in, pitch, grease '
and stains from
. Clothing and car- '
s POT l n 5',
pets quickly and I (4L E AH L
completely and ~ - , ,
kichLcovco‘a fling _ ‘ .,
-——-No Acid.——'- 104:" 256.. at Drug
No unpleasant odor. and Dry GoodsStom
Nut inflammable. Samples nailed. 5c.
L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
Sold by A. Diekerman dc Son,'Bo. Nor-
walk; Finney & Benedict, Norwalk.
FAIRFIELD comm . -
NATIONAL BANK.
£3 Wall Street, llcrwalit, Conn.
...._...$ a...
incorporated, 185i}. Capital, $300,000.
EDWIN 0. KEELER, President.
DAVID H. MILLER, Vice-Preet.
h. C. GREEN, Cashier
otnlcTonl. .,
dams 0. Kansas, Moore M. Gwyn,
DAVXD ll. MILLER A. J. Mssxun.
F.5‘l‘.JOllN Imawoon. 'l’uso. E. SMlTH,
ins Coax, Cuts. ETRIBTRAH.
Acooiints of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Solicitor].
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to licensing.
O
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v
. You Don't lists To 8m Oil,
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about NOQTO'BIO, the
famous tobacco habit care, “We know
of many cases cured by No—TmBae.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of «dam: main-e him sick.” Nan
'l‘o-llno sold and gimrunteedby R. H.
Plaistod. No cure no pa . Book free.
Sterling Remedy Co., 'ow York or
Chicago. ‘ 7’ ,. ‘ .. ‘
lino mlvuutnno of taking Ayor'u Sur-
enpnrillu to purify the blood in you don't
infringe upon your hours of labor nor
deny yourself any food that aster! with
you. In a word, you are not compelled
to nturvo or loaf, while taking it. Those
am I‘l'l'llllllllf'llflllllllllll worth considering.
'l'hmrlos of care may ho diwnsml at
length by lllyfllf‘littllt, but the sufferers
want quiex relief: and One Minute
thumb (.‘uro will give it to them. A
snfomuc for children. it is “theonl
linrmirw mmcdv limt pmlucon boom .
into results." it. l'. Wood and (LG
titlllsou.“ W . -
liofore going on a son voyage or into
tlmoouutry, be sure and put a box of
_\yvr’s l'ills into your vullm. You may
buw-lvwcnsion to thank us for thin hint. To
relieve constipation. hilimmucss and
nausea, Ayor‘apillsnrolhe best in the
World. They amlnlmeasy it) take.
. ‘.
WAGONSl
New and Iceland-Hand.
eueelzs, , '
PHAETONS. -
CARRIABES,
GAIOPIES,
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Can be consulted at her office
“48 Baoao 8mm, Bamenoa-r, 0011..
li‘romlOa.m.to7 .m.anyda'yw
811 day. ‘
the past nineteen years has made the d
of women s. specialty. Ladies suffering
any flilculty incident to the sex can
Dr. uilford in the strictest confide
theussurnnee of receiving the masts
scientific treatment known to modern so
and medicine. Home care with nurse to
nlebed when r uired. erms moderato-
All letters promo r replied to. Inclosa mu
J. B. RAYMOND,
D EB IN
BROOKSI E LAKE ICE!
Madison street. Orders received at G. .
'L‘rowbridtigd Co.’s Cigar Store. corner
ashinzton streets.
Moiuund "may
.-_._.._.._._... ‘1‘*' . __.._——.
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Wauhtngton Our.
BoJfiorw-lk. '
, m’Hv
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. 5.
Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College.
Branches.
TEETH I-IXTliM'TEl) WITHOUT PAIN.
Marvin's New lilock. Washington street.
Second floor
Dental rooms will be opeuitugustmth. attn
souui nonwatk . . .
savmes sass.
at Wnuhlnnon Biro-t.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m., and 1m
ql to :l p. m., and on Monday «wings
from “(to 8. .
interest showed on deposits.
sumo: SOliMANS Punt.
sous n. Fliltitll-i, Vice-Presto
JOHN H! KNAPP. Bee. and run
saute“... no u s :
ensconr's POINT,
Now eponl’oruw wammolim. 8h re -
nor» lhwli- lolltlltl (’illmlulkes llafh
liontli‘m and Fooling. Electric yarn gt 5.
h. on 1..
hotel more tin-lily uiluufou. J.
VAXMMIMV.
J. D. JENNINGS,
U N D E RTAKE R.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, .. - - .
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM S'l‘ltli'l‘.
TELEPHONE CALL. 11.
Jacob H. Layton, '
I‘lro, Llfa and
Accident ‘
f N 8 U R A N C E it
Real Estate and House Agent
www.m—
Ocean Floamshlp Tickets. and Martha
Drafts. mans Ne otlatatl
and title-Its Ho ti.
OWCE. 5 RAILROAD m0].
Neat to Post Dillon,
SOUTH NORWALK. : f l i (”2“
Notary Public. Acknowledumlntl Till-
J. O. JENNlNGS,
' Paper-Hanger, Calolnilaat
Painter.
CASTORIA ”W
‘ WILL mm are actions
For mm“ and (an n. mourn ham arm!
n. fat- Pnfilh Norwalk
9: in. 1; oil waist 1. of II
.mMWfi tool’s: a... amt: tit."
I , houses for inspection, on notice Hy
. _. flatmates osmium elm. an
. ‘
I t
SPIIDLES, s19;
PRICES To sun-ALL f
H a u RY TILLyQ“
PhysitiapjngOifléll
tens. or. s. a. neuron . g
..
- The doctor is a regular physlofa'n and”:
”ill
Wholesale and retail office and lcc‘ howl!“
Residence, Mahaehemo Hotel. -
Dentistry Performed in allii s .
Norwalk Chronicler