IIE BISIIIIIY III A DAY Illlll II
IEB8E I’flBAI’IIS.
menacing-anguish
«inane-«mum
Miss Baird’s seminary has opened
with a tall attendance.
The granite steps leading to the Julia
Lockwood place are being re-set.
Democratic primarisswill he held at
the residence of Nicholas Martin. Grand
street, Monday night.
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The Briggs C unicdy company will be
at the Norwallt Opera House. next
week. at popular prices.
George Celyer, tormerly ot Norwsllr.
and Miss Annie Brewer were married
in New York city. Wednesday night.
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Mrs.8arah Beldcn.ol’ The Green, is
entertaining the ministering and Kind
Word circles of King's. Daughters this
atternoon. _______
It is said that Mrs. Adelaide Herr-
mann were over 830.000 worth of dia-
monds during her recent performance at
the Opera House.
Georges. and Henry J. Grumman.
George Raymond, and D. H. Weeks,
spent yesterday down the harbor after
blackiish. They report fair luck.
The special commission appointed by
Judge Andrews to reassess the benefits
and damages in the Mill Hill case. will
meet in Bridgeport Tuesday, to make
up their report. ‘
The rumors are afloat that on and
afterThursdakatobvr1st. the South
Norwalk New-sis to issue as a penny]
paper. and that on January lst the'
Evening Hour proposes to incrca so its
size and raiseits price to two cents.~ ”I
Gazette. .
Prof. Hernnaun's country place at
“'hitestoneL. 1., contains nearly ll“);
acres with as or a half of mile of w ater;
front and a mansion which cost over!
$l00.,000 exclusive of furniture, works
of art and trappings brought. from
Europe, costing almost as much more. 1’
The Democratic Senatorialtmnvention.
tor-the purpose of nominating: a candi-
date for Senator for the Twelfth Sena
torial District and for doing any othm
business which may be proper at sa‘d;
convention, will be held in the City.
Court Room at Stamford on October 9th.. .
at 10530 o'clock.
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The public was snrpn'scd to hear of .
the suspension of the well- known hauli-
ing house of George P. Bisscll. luinlrei‘s.
which was established about ltii5. Judge.
Prentice appointed Judge Tainter as re-
ceiver. No figures are given out as
Judge Taintor does not take charge till ‘
today. The cause of the failure is a run 3
on the bank. and a depreciation of the .
stocks which the house carried. ’
The United States lighthouse inspec—
tor has been in town this wool: and
states authoritivi-Iy that the [Iain-d
States authorities huvodecidud ice-hangi- ‘
the Shelllepl Island light from its pre-
sent quarters out to the end of (in-en's,
Reef, according to the request of our
citizens. Timothcr requests almut the
appropriations are n It all to la cornpliI-d
with but the i no cmnt-«l is tho grin iii-st.
most costly and necessary.
The numerous friendsuf lion. :4. A.
Criudall. l'n- DL-rnocralic nominee for
lieutenant governor, who haw b-‘cii to
hisullll'olnl'ongrnlulalu him npun his
nomination, have bis-u shown a relic of '
lhn late war which Mr. ('ruudnll prim-.4
highly. II isa pic-co ol Wllllf‘l‘fl 01th
out from a tree on the battlefield ol‘
Chattanmga. In it are imbcddcd rim-i ‘
bullets. two o! the regulation army runs
kot calibre. :r'r-l the third as large as
marble.
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Ilnly two ~-f the Ian-«ms :llfv-klrv quar-
t-lrtc of Phil lrt-u l"lll on. iiw i‘m-nnd to
die. Sl'illivlruiua, liming: [IfIl'M'IA away
at the liriv mt (icilrral llIWllllul. 3w-
tI-rday. .‘ihd was twr lll)‘~t‘lfllll days old
and her little sister. Ami-lid was two-u
ty-tlireo days old. ill thc Imli- of lll’l'
death. last Saturday. liar chill-mu bah
Ins: Iw'n born illl Thursday. August '37
The! only boy of tin- I-rur. Ili'iizid -. ww-
wry‘ill last might. and it is scrim-nu:
that he will follow the H‘lwr 2m. “Hill"
a short time. The {mirth child. a pr- Iiv
little maiden. I! lit-arty and \‘Igllrulzd.
and til-:nrsI-crnsto be little danger. ill
least at moral. of her death.
"FM AIM lieu Malice Ms films“ ”If. ."
PURE. STRONG. “ENABLE.
la the vi Izllrt arrived at by
I. lieinir al Amrh sis of
305 BAKING
POWD
Economy. Health and Satiricrtoty
Ru ..1 's attend I. are
mm in .
C. D. m h MIN.
ham-mass. l .
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f confusion.
remarks to a close.
an. Republicahi ssh helio-
crate confident of Success. '
torrent or cars coinin-rsss
Ickialsy's Issuers I'csltlva He Will
Resolve at Least ass" 1- tbs Electoral
College-Democrats Claim sac and Say
The] Cannot ill-ll to Win Enough More.
Chicano. Sept. 25. ”Both the Republic-
!» and the Democratic national commit-
tees now give out figures at the expected
result at the presidential election. and
each asserts that the success of Its candl-
date Is certain.
In the absence of Chairman Hanna.
Henry 0. Payne announces the Republic.
an cluliu. lie leaves little for the Demo-
crats. although admitting that Minnesoui
Is In‘ doubt. declaring. however, that Mc-
Kinley will probably carry it. Here are
the Republican figures:
Claimed [or McKinley.
Mlilns........... ll Ohio................
New lliunpsbire.... I lndiana............. 13
Vermont. 4 Illinois. ..... ...... L'l
Mflflflfll‘lluiwnfl...... lo Mlclrigari......... . Ivl
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llhmlolslnnd........ 4 Wisconsin. ......... It?
thanr-cticut......... Il Iowa ..... .. ... . 1.:
New York ..... ...... iii Klinsus.............. III
Neinsrsi-y......... 10 Nebraska" ....,..... Ii
Delaware............ 3 West V'lrglnln......- ll
Pennsylvania ..... .. 82 —-
Maryland ........ 8 Total................‘.‘5:l
The Republican national committee
considers Kentucky. North and South
Dakota, Florida. Lonlslnna, Minnesota.
Calliornla, Washington. North Carolina
and even Missouri as good flghtlnn
around. but makes no positive claims
there.
In the 20 states the Republican com:
mittee considers certain the vote In 1894
was 2.753.245 Democratic and 3,006,042
Republican.
Not since the Mulne election has there
been any serious doubt. in the minds of
rho Republican managers that the light
would end in a McKinley landslide.
Claimed For Brynn.
This table shows the states counted
upon as absolutely certain by the Demo-
cratlc national committee:
Alabama ............ ll Nclirnska........... t
Arkansas... ......... ll Nevada ............. :.
Colorado... «A North anota...... 1'.
California ...... {I Northnr-olinn ..... ll
l)clnwnrc..... .. ll Oregon ....... .. ..... Al
loridu... 4 SouthI‘urolinn...§.. I'
Georgia. ..... . ...... ll South Dakolu ...... -€
Ildnho... ...... ........ ll Tennessee ....... 1:!
Kansas... IU 'l‘oxas“'............ l.‘
‘K‘lll‘11kalctll-ln4 ltl l'lali ....... I
Louisiana. ..... ...... ll Virginia... .......... l'.‘
hinryil inLl.. ‘Yllnlllllfilull. .. .. . . .. .l
.‘llr‘sn'llhl ppi. West “mini-1...... F
Missouri. ~7-
“yorniuu” Total................~‘-’l
Montana ............ '
According to these figures. Bryan now
needs only tour votes in the electoral col
Inge other than than of the states which
they claim as certain. Tbcv say the votes
of either Ublo. Indiana, Illinois, Michi-
gan. Wisconsin, Minnesota or Iowa will
more than elect and tlnit everything west
of the Missouri river. now that Wyoming
ls assured, will go for Bryan.
Evi ry thing south o! the Ohio river
will go Democratic. they are sure. This
includes Maryland and Delaware Ilrvuu
Is as sure of Michigan and Indiana as In
'II of Colorado, according to theirilguring.
\‘alc Men Yell at Brynn.
New HAVEN ."i-pt. :35. —-Yalo college
boys delayed the big uplll aha-curing ad
dressed by “illlnln .I. llrinu ore yester-
dayiiud nearly caused it to break up in
As it- wus. .\lr. Bryan gave up
ullcinptlng to speak and retired in dis}; list.
The movement of rho students was pro
gunmlily prm-ouuertml. They were pound
through the crowd and chained to sing and
iell at given signals. When Mr. Iii-yon
lM‘Ilfln his speech, thorn was a cheer and n
cliurnslmni the students of “llah. rub.
rah, Yule."
llc tried to noon. but the ,volls made
him slop again. A song will] the r-i-lraln.
, "Hold. gold. gold." kept his words from
being heard.
Finally the candldalo sat down. and .\Ir.
Faruont, the llrinucrullu l‘fllltlllllllll {vu-
guvernor: Alexandr-r 'I'roiip. chairman oi
the stale central committee. and Dr. l-‘iiI
lor. the Ill-inocrullo candldalo Inr countess
In this district, iuude appeals for (Il'lll‘l'.
The“ climb; wi-i'n succuosful allot .‘Ilr.
Bryan had lll‘ill'l soutnd [on minutes, and iii
":50 u’rluuL‘ In! l'i'llllllll'll his remarks. .Ilnl
the drrislvu yells brolm lorlh again. and If.
IIIlIlIIll“. Inn-r the candidate brought his
lloke Finllli Will Not tips-all.
ATLANTA. Supl.
llio lllll'flUl‘ Ilolso Smltli has nullIZi-d
lion. l‘lmllucvv l‘. Illnoil and “on. John
C. Him-ban that In‘ will Im unable to al-
lvnd and speak either at the I'IIIIWIIIIIIIYI oi
III-luncrullc clubs at Ft. Imuls on (Ii-l. ll
or at. Ihn mass iuuclluit In New York on .
r‘i-pl. The latter invitation was In
parilclpnlo- at n mass IllIll‘llllx Iii \‘n-iv
York «by in. which lion. Mllluui .I. llrynu
m'
‘ in In luv lvl‘i'eulll.
Delaware Republicans.
\\'ll.\ll.\ii'l'n‘~. III-l . . i-pl ‘Ii'vmm'l'liu Ad-
ill-”m slnto control unnudtlm bus Isallull ll
~Inll'molil lo llm“rI-uulur” llt'lllllllll'llll‘
In which iIu-y lli'll'llll lIu-II‘ position and
my that the truly i'nlllprullllsu Illl‘)’ wllI
'u'copl. Is the iibsolnlv surrender of the
“ti-mild?" inn-cu. it Is I-L-Ib-vid llmt llnv
lam-r will nun-o lo the .ldilli'lts terms and
withdraw their l-lmlurul tI-lirt li-nvluii
only one Itopllldlrnn III'Iut In the lluld.
Noiiilnuted [or Countess.
looms. Hopi. ..-
Ilnymoiuli oi l-‘IIi-lrbnrirwuu ilIIIllIlmliuI
no the Mill ballot. 'I‘Iui liitpllldli'nm of
the Mill: ix-nmrm-ilnlialdl-urlc't nominated
I'nnan-mnuu “‘Illl'llll ti. limit Ml Imv
roar-e byirw-Immillun. .lmopli Miller of
Ian-roll was «lumen prmldunllul l'lt’l'lOl’.
lllll and Thar-her Cunt-r.
.\i.n.m. Supt ore-venom: lllll llml a
lung 1' Illa-ri-ucu with John lit-yd 'I'hm-lwr
Iii-l llllllll. ’Illo lllllwsl wort-cy- was "II.
writs! as to lbs-talk Iiolwom the mom.
dale and his advise-r. .‘Ilr. 'l'lmr‘Iu-r wlll
lm nutlllul of All! nomination llIIIIIII‘I‘OW
hilt-moon. *
The War in tubs.
llA‘.A‘.IA, l-‘epl. ITI.~~'IIic Insurgents
Imvu burl-rd llu- lownnl Loopholes. In
”it! rinvlnm ol Autumnal. including the ‘
church and the dwelling houses. The}
ulmlmrm-d the plantation of t-‘uh Joaquin
and tho lobarm Holds and have demolish
ed the lllfllllnllth at .‘laris Luise and is
sis-l Ilnrrl has aim been received that
,they have «lynamltml the great eulvm‘
user i andclslra In l’lusr dsl Ills.
Weather forecast.
fair: warmer: variable winds
:.‘fi.~l-‘..v..~'i-vrcl:iry of '
Vow-Ill Ihu l-‘ourilii-nn- ‘
nrr-mlouul ill-drill r-niivmillnu III-ovum W. .
A um... em as mm Island.
“ and 0 mm its, tail";
ELK'IOX. lid" sent. ennui-u. Mauls
Hounds. aged 28. wile of John ll'cunds ot
Leeds. Cecil county. was brutally assault-
ed by an unknown negro near this town.
Mrs. Rounds was discovered lyin in a
ditch In an unconscious conditionliy two
neighbors, Harry Seth and James Ander-
son.‘ She was removed to the home at her
brother near by and medical assistance
procured. When she had recovered can.
solousuess, she told the following story:
Slur was walklng lrem Elkion to her
brother's, and when about 1‘. miles from
the town on a part of the road dcnsidy
wooded on either side. a negro stopped
from the bushes and. confronting her,
warned her to make no outcry and at-
tempted to take hold of her. she punched
at him with her umbrella, and the next
moment received a stunning blow In the
face. which rendered her unconscious.
Mrs. I-‘ounds presents a pitlnble appear-
ance. ller lane is out and swullcn. The
blow broke her eyeglasses. and her right
eye In badly cut. and illlcd with brolion
gluss.~ The physicians believe that the
sight has been destroyed.
A negro answering the description at
her assailant has been arrested at Chesa-
penko City and will be brought here and
lodged ln jail.
The tooling runs very high and there In
every likelihood that the than will be
lynched unless the greatest preonutlons are
taken.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Latest News Concerning tbs Euro-
pean Hug-boo.
LOXDON, Sept. 25.-A Vienna dispatch
to The Chronicle asserts thatlhcdraibund
had arrived eta full agreement on the
eastern question before sending their
squadrons to the east. This Vienna dis~
patch also alleges that according toad-
vices from Constantinople the sultan Is
alarmed for his lite and wears a mall shirt
In tear or an assrmsln. A dispatch to The
I'l'llllfltl Iron) llurlln says that a well known
Armenian, Professor ’l‘honmnlun. was ad-
vertlsod‘to address a meeting there to pro-
test against the Armenian outrages. but
the police warned him to deslst from the
nultnllon on pain of expulsion from Ger-
many. The Berlin correspondent at
The Chronicle reports that the Frank-
furter Zaitnng asserts that. ten days utter
tlionmssncre at Constantinople the tier
mun ambassadorpresented to the sultan
in the name of Emperor William 11 large
pliotmzrnpb of the German lnipcrlul inni-
Ily. ’I‘lio gilt was received as a special
mark of friendship. The incident. adds
The Knitting. was much commented upon.
The correspondent of The (‘brunlcle at
Paris says that It Is stated that the Armo-
nlau «Ix-Patriarch lznrirlian is confined in
the some citadel in which hllillint I’ashn
died.
General Gordon's l-Ind Confirmed.
IlnxuolJi, Sept. ill—Among the pris-
oners taken at llongoln is the son oi the
secretary of the late General Gordon and
also one of (Benin-a1 Gordon's clerks. ’l‘lioy
conllrin previous accounts of the lull ol
Khartoum and the death of Gordon. which
so long remained a mystery to the ulvlllrcd
world. The thin of Wad Illsliurn. the coin-
inundor oi the dervlslu-s. was captured.
together with a mass of his correspondence
and accounts. The total losses of the
Egyptian expcdllluu In tho tukingot Don-
gola was one otlieor and seven tin-u
Wounded.
Inn Marian-n Arrives.
New Yonx, Sept. Sin—Tho llev. John
Watson. D. l). (inn Maclnrnu). arrived on
board the slunlushlp Germanic. ll. mi.-
stntcd that be hnd no Intention oi remain
Inu In this country. but would deliver-n
scriosol lectures bcinrn collouo sluilcnls.
beginning with Yale. and would afterward
lecture to the general public. No proved
a very poor- sailor.
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Colby l'nlverslty Opens.
\I'A'rlilt'l‘llJJ-x Mu. Sept; ‘5.—~L‘olby uul
verslly has upi-uud Iis doors and I' at: rod n
freshman class of III nn-udmrs. .-\l clnipL-l
Dr. \I’llllum Mullhows of liosloii. (‘lllna nl
':i.’-. mode a sliurl address. The prim-pooh
I for the varsity li-aui winnlnir llu- Iimibiill
lclmmplunsblp la the best In the (‘Ullf'gi'
l blslory.
Congressman [aisle-r .‘Ilay ”Ir.
l Savanna". Sept. 25. - ('Iill;.:rtt~=§lllllll
Iliil’us l-S. .lillsllll‘ In in a critical l'IlllIlllIIlll
from the bursting of n blood vow-I oi Ilu
brain. lieroprimantml the l-"Irstllmirgln
illnlrli-l In the past {our run-grasses n In.
_tho III-inm-rnlli- nominee for rel-loo on.
I There Is very lIillo chance of Wow-Uh
I Corner “one of Erie Elation Lald.
lilinm ic-i-mvv. N. \'.. Hopi. :.,. .Jrh.
corner stone of tho l-Irlo station was laid
I here yesterday by Master Sta-wart and stall
oi tlmuruud bulge of the stair. 'I‘brw
hundred Masons look purl Iu llim-i-ri-niony
and at a banquet which followed.
it
Lynn Kline Firm Full».
llos‘tosficpt. 2:I.-l‘l0fl|lfllll llrmi. .‘lltllll-
YIll'llll'lIlK company. inuuulaviurvrs ol’
burns and slim-s nl. l.vun and wimlmnb-
hunts and I‘lllIl'I ul ll'dl l. llll‘lllll sin-ct. this
rily. have assumed to l-.. N. ’I'lrrull.
John ll. tirutry Harness lilac.
PORTLAND. Min. ‘0”. .3 .w- 'Ilio «midl-
tluus nt Illuby purl. yislordny were any
thing but favorable. yet In spite rl Ilnu.
adverse conditions .Inbu ll. lluniry mm ’
the title of "Itluii nl lilo harm's-i turl" by
pooling ii mIIc In :3 uo' ..
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
Ilnrou (ti-er oi l-‘luspnng. lorinl-rly pm
inlet of fiivndliu. Is ill-lid.
Janus l-‘. Jay. the railway man and
tcpltnllsl. died at his home In ill-troll.
ll}. ll. Grocery. a senior clam sloth-Iii at
Yale. committed suicide in New York.
Major .‘IL'lilnlny addressed three large .
l dologatlons of visitors from I’onmvlsnum
'llin arc-ct l'ngot sound (ll’tllm‘k w".-
iorumlly accepted by lhcimvv III-partition!
(.mulldslo llryali slotted lur Main" and '
,niiuln even number. luillidli-g tun in,
llarliunl. .
The IIrIiIsli government has demand-«I
tho extradition ol 1’. .I. Tynan. the alien-
cd dyiuimllo cmuplrnbir.
Illiil‘lsluuc sold at. a arr-at lllMlltIltln
. Liverpool that Khulnnd has “a Incl llllo
‘ to threaten fl'urlwy with cum-inn.
ily Irv-«plug solnr for use mum-ulna
years Iloorne (‘rm-kor. sun oi the lair
( lmrles I roe lie-r. has earned i .u I I o".
Edward .I. ivory of New Yuri; an: m
talent-d In abandon court cl- mind with
being In a dynamite rangplrin-y «lib 1,-
nsu. Kearney and Home.
Advice:- from Madrid are thallium.
III the A’Mllpvimlslahds. ls rmdlpIPd by
15.000 Insurgents. Boole is preparing In
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The Mothers Keep Them: But Will-
A Lillie Lighl. There Need
Be Nona. .
Did you know that torty per cert- M
the children at the whole truth) his"
weal: Kidneys tc‘l. creator or less el-
ientr Mothers know it and there Is a
Very mistilt’en policy 01 "saying noth-
Ins- abont it." Bucct. clean. dry be-ls
should be and can be the resting-place
by night for our little‘ ones. Home
mothers attribute It to "hablt." It is
not a habitat all. Why are these chll- ‘
drcn who have this “habit" thirsty at
bed time? Let as tell you. Weak Kid-
neys become somewhat lullamed by
the daily activity of the child and de-
mands something cooling. The recall
is the same. whether they drink or not
—wct beds. We write our school teach-
ers. asking them to always and quickly
permit Fred or Nellie to retire on re-
qucst, as their Kidneys are weak. Let
‘us not you right in this matter. lee
such children one Dean's Kidney Pill
twice a day. and as sure as you do.
their Kidneys quickly strengthen lo a
full ability or retention, and sweet
rooms and beds. and undisturbed stu-
dies at school will be the result. Their
weakened kidneys are nearly always
the result of some i‘ormcr sickness. and
as easily cured as any childish ailment.
Dean's Kidney Pills are pleasant tor
children to take. and perfectly harm-
less.
An example of the success of Dean's
Kidney Pills In thls‘lmulile comes from
Mei-Idea. Conn. Mrs. Wm. Wood. who
lives in that city. at No. 1:10 Colony.
street. says: "My little boy of ten years
of age has always been troubled with
weakness of the kidneys. causing-him
to wet the. bed. 80 many mothers pun-
ish their" children for this. but I know
he couldn't help It. I read about Dnan's
Kidney Pills curing Incontinence ol
urine In adults and thought they might
help the little tellow. I procured a box
and their use produced a. marked hens-
M at once. It ll Very seldom hi- dot-n It
now and I shall continue Rivmi: him
Doou's Kidney Pills until the kidneys
are sound and slrouc. it Is only out at
gratitude that I pcrmlt publication. but
the trouble Is a very prevalent one and
most people lrom modesty or (limos-um
do not speak of It. Physicians don't
appear to be able to Cope with the
trouble and l consular It a molher'r
duty to tail others about It when I have
found a. specific for thls terrible an-
noyance.
Donn's Kidney Pills for sale. by all
dealers. Price. 5Q cents. Mailed by
Foster-hillhnrn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. 80].
agents for the United Slalcs.
Why continue to pass your nights in
scratching and your days In mist-w?
Dunn's Ointment brings Instant relief
and permanently cures even the worst
cases of Itnhlmz Piles. it never tell:
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FAIRFIELO COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK.
A: Wall street. Norwalk. Conn.
Incorporated. is...““"b...im. woo. ooo.
EDWINO KEELER. President.
DAVID Ii. MILLER. Vicel’reet.
L. O. GREEN. Cauhle'r.
DIRIOTORI.
Bowls 0. Kermit.
mvrn ll. Miriam A...I .isvssn.
Rm. Joan liocswoon. Tum). It. Hui-m.
Ins CoLs. CIIAB. 14'. 'l‘ lIlIlTllAM
Accounts of Manufacturers Merchants
and Individuals blollclted.
Safe Deposit Born
Free to Dsccsltcaris.
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WAGONS I
New and locum-Hand.
CUOOIES.
PNAEI’ONS.
CARRIAOIS.
CANOPIES.
SPINOLES. ETC
Princes To SUIT ALL
(Mid. sun ssh 'l‘liltlli.
HENRY TILLY.
Physician lcrINomen
loss. or. II. a IIIILFOIHI
(‘ on he con-tilted at her «m..-
'49 Baum 8mm. Barnum-oar (loss.
From 10mm to 7 ism. any vi u- eriepi
Hominy
Thedminr la a molar physlr-lim ad In.
the Mid chasm-ii years as made lln- I Imam
Idwi men o si Mall} miles sum-ling limp
lIyIII u-IillrInvI-Ionl In line nos “an firm-Mil
lgr. (Ill Iur-l Ihlho Initiator! pound-limo. MI
I Illiwolmiul I“ “I rev-vision Illl’lllIII-Y ‘Illlllllllolu
evil-Millet rmilmeip knumrluuimlcm-n “I1
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ll“ NI 'Yll'" "‘1 Ill "’4. TON"; mm Int-nip
“I Ic-Iluro proud-ll V mulled In ”clown slavm
V is. RAYMOND.
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Elliptical and total office and 'l” bmt
M at .8
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“mils IMAM": no
Moose M. (iuwsn .
THE LEADING
Millinery and Cloak
IN THE TWIN CIIIES.
will sell all lclt sailor's.
We
50c, 75c, 98c and
whole season ;
lor $1.25 and 1.50.
(In our
«do a lot
in velvet,
put the trimming on.
You Don‘t Have ‘I'c Swear Oil.
1! \le the St. Louis Journal of Acricnllnn-
in an l'lllllll‘llll about Nil-'ln-Ilac. thi-
l ruinous tobacco habit can, “We know
of many cases cup-d by NoTo-Iliw.
One. a. pmnnuunt til. Louis imldli 'l.
wicked and chewed for twinly your».
twulmxnsmm-d him so that own lbw
. sou-ll ol’ tobacco makes him siclr. " No-
I'l‘o llac sold and cumuuwl by it. ll
i’lnlslr-«I. hocunvnu pay. Ilonlt i'rm-
Sterlimr Remedy (.30. New Yuri: or
Chicago. _
{ “For years." saysi‘iipi, l‘. Mot-lie. "l
I have rolled illlll‘l‘ upon Avor‘s l’lII-i lhnu
.iliylhlng also In ”W nu-divlm- chest. in
mutilate my bowels. iilid lll'W' oi the
«lilp’screw. 'l‘lim-plllsurv not sown-
in their action. but do their work
ilinrmiuhly.
'l‘licoru-sul‘ cum may ls «Ii-um ml at
length by physicians, but Ibo sullen-rd
aunt quir- roliif and lllll‘ Minute
Lough Cup. will inu- it in ”will A
sail-curv- for Illllll'l‘ll. II In "llieoulv
harmless trim-«Iv Ilmt rodmi- iirum-vl
.iulc h'snlte.‘ l'}. l'. Vi'l'll and I}. (3
I‘illllsun. _M_
Aver s Hanaparlllu is not a n 1 wt prep-
aration. Anyphysb-ian may limo the
formula on appllmllou. The secret. ui
ordinary lVIWIrlnllvlllim- Ibo blood of
impurities aadrurullu- lino-I doe-i «mu
ml. cams oi blind dist-lire.
tor Infints and Children.
WW
”'“li‘f . 4d.
lined with sweat band, for 59 cents
same as sold everywhere else for 85¢.
‘ Alargc assortment of alpine hats for
All oi'nnr French felt shapes. tnrbans
:rrnltm‘qucs.\vc will sell for 980 the
same as sold everywhere
opcniugday we will place on
of chenille hats. crown covered
all the leading shapes ready to
Any lady with
its sum-use as a medicine lit a In llsexlta- .
trimmed and
All of our
$I .48.
for 756.
French fel
J.O.JENNINOS.
Paper-Hanger. Balclmlnei
Painter.
033.7: m
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Nnrwull.
dumple “who! llnli'll all vb so! Papers
Border: and Gill
traumatic-l lmri‘nilv (liven. me
5 PO‘I‘INE
him. out Inlr. paint,
In. pllcbmicsse
ml slams Il-‘m
clulhiug and can
rrls noisily and
Completely and
madam“ PM
Mfs‘o Ari-I,—--
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8:” slhirl'flh’l’ 1 “-14". MM ""WIM’M
is'xa: Ilflaummlde. psi-pin issllril. it.
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i L. e. sun-on. New Canaan. oi.
hold by a. bicker-mm rel-Ion. 8n. Nor-
Iwalk; Honey in Min-dict. firmwalk.
CASTORIA non LO N H o u a s: *"' emu
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l oasiumv‘s POINT
l cosmi'p‘if
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on
WILL PAPER INC BORDERS.
Mi-III limo- («hell ‘4 E
bun-rs iurliwpu-Il-m. on w- lice by postal .
TO COMMEMO'RATE OUR
56th OPENING.
WHICH vanes PLACE; ON 3 if.
Saturday, Sept. 26.97
We will come to the front with bargain ofi‘eringsthat
will surpass anything heretofore attempted. Every
department in this popular store is brimful with com}.
'plete assortments ’of the newest and handsomest Fall
Novelties Our reputation for always giving the best
of everything for the least money is too well establish
ed to be seriously disputed; yet. on this occasion, we
will over-top all previous efi'orts.
Prices which we quote below on
Untrimmed ; ats.
Will hold good for the entire season of 1896.
good taste can trim her own but; we will
let them go for 98¢; this lot oi hats is
worth $2.50 each.
Vienna felt shapes in all col— ,
ors. 39c; same as cold everywhere else,
t Gainsborough hats, in all
colors. we will sell for 98¢; same shape
sells everywhere else for $1.50.
English wool i‘clts. in all the leading
shapes we w
sold everywhere for 8532,
ill sell for 59¢: same as
STOP paying high prices for your Millinery. times
are hard and ever cent counts.
You will save money by buying of us.
H. KRIEG
The Leading Millinery and Cloak Store.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
R.
South Norwalk, Conn.
H
F. D. CROSBY, D. O. 5.
Graduate nil l‘IiIliidi-Iphla Dental College.
Dentistry I’crlornicd in all its
lli miclics.
TEETH swim rizn wmlovr Pant.
Msrvln' aNoW lllooli. Wa- lilnaton street.
I wound [loot
i Ilenlal rooms will be upon Augustuzlh. area
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