“WWI“
Mrs Keenan! Lowestreet. isolating,
tohlorwalk.
Therexuuinsof Mrs Timothy Hyde.
at new York. were brought to Ner-
walk.today. and buried in St. Mary’s
cemetery.
The feed wires for the Granbnry ex»
tension of the Street Railway are being
strong to Cranbnry. today..
Robertll‘. Cotter. Bert Charmer. T
F. Riordan and Frank Hoyt will re-
turntothelr studies at the New York
"College of Denistry, today. Louis
Fauntleroy will attend the Merrill
Business college, Stamford, Monday.
The first state and county convention
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. H.,
of this state, will be held in Knights of
Columbus Hall Hartford. tomorrow.
"Duke. " the well known dog at
Gregory’s Point, is dead, having been
drowned by Landlord O'Sullivan. He
recently attacked a. bicyclist at the
Point. -.-.
Mrs. E. J. Hill is in Washington this
week to attend the October session of
the National Board of Management of
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion. Mrs. Hill is one of the vice-presi-
dents general of the National society.
The Consolidated road will adopt
the new bicycle tariff schedule October
let. A wheel may then be carried from
Danbury to- South Norwalk for ten
cents. and from Daubury to New
York for fifteen cents.
W J. Bryauhas made 205 campaign
speeches and traveled 8,022 miles since
he was nominated. . It is, estimated that
' he has spoken more words on the stump
than all other Presidential candidates
for the list one hundred years. If Bry-
anis not elected President he will at
least have the satisfaction of knOwin'g
thatasaspeech maker he is a record
breaker.
LINES TO A eLonmo PAD.
Thou kindly porous plaster for the ills
Occasioned by the ink a poet spills.
Absorb unto thysnlf his many faults '
And sponge his verse whore rhyme or rhythn
halts!
Yet lest perohunce thy too retentive touch
Appropriate in passing over-much.
Pray leave a trace of what ho would imply
were th‘ought‘lju‘t‘f 'cc and lnle allowed to dry.
In former times they sprinkled out tho sand
To sw eep it nmd lot tho 1v riting stand,
“hilc up» .111.in a lino is hardly writ‘
Ero we regret and suck to alter it
And spend in onicmlution ('0 n'. 111' l: pains
That source an inkling of the. truth remains.
So for the notice let my poor pun run free
And leave recorded whatso‘er it be.
Grunt it cxprossion for a final line.
And all that went before is gladly thine.
Thou will this postscript yet suffice to show,
“I’ll love swcol. Alii'o long {IS ink lillllll flow.‘
«W. I). Ellwnngor in Bcolrmnn.
PRECEDENCE IN ENGLAND.
The Red Tape That Rules the Position 01
“(omen at Table.
To Americans tho great question 01
precedence at formal English dinners
presents a. humorous aspect. but in Oil!
transatlanticcousins it is deeply serious.
Many an English girl thinks it worth
whilo Io bu miserable all her life if sh!
may loud the way to tho foetal board.
lln-rc is the table of rank in its proper
order, which she must huvo engraved
upon tho fleshy tublcts of her heart,
(minplicui'wl, moreover, with exact
knowledge as to which of two Imronctsoi
curls is of the earlier "creation." It is
reconnm'mlod to tho dcvvmt study of'fu»
lure American I'ountcsses or ducbesscs.
Tho quoen.
Daughters of tho queen.
Wives of tho queen's sons.
Wicca of tho queen's brothers.
Win-H of tho qum'n's uncles.
Wins of tho oldest sons of dukes of the royal
blood.
Dwellers of dukos of tho royal blood.
“'1va of the king's or queen's nephews.
Duchessos.
Morcbioncseos.
Wives of the oldest sons of dukes.
Dauuhtors of dukes.
, t'ountcssee.
Wives of tho ebb-or sons of marquis“.
' Daughters of mnrqnluoa.
Win-n of tho younger sons of dukos.
Viscountomon.
Wives of'tho obit-st sons of earls.
Daughters of curls.
Wives of tho yummor sons of marquis“.
Bui‘ollmoos.
Wilma 111 the oldest 11mm of vlscountu.
Daughters of Viscount».
Wives of the younger eons of curls.
\\ Iron of the oldest sons of boron».
Mold-1 of honor.
Wives of the younger soneof vlscounts.
Wives of the younger sons of barons.
Wives of hereunto.
Wives of Knights of the (inter.
Wives of younger long: Grand Grosses of the
t
Wives of Knights Commanders of the Bath.
Wives of Knights Bachelors.
Wheel of the eldest sons 01 the younger loll
of more.
Wives of the eldest sons of Intranets.
Daughters of baronots.
Wives of the eldest sons of Knights of the Use»
tor
Wives of the eldest sons of Knights of the Bath.
Iizsnwhlor; of Knights of the Bath.
Viv: 11 hi the obleot sons of Knights Bachelors.
no on of the younger son» of turnouts.
Inughtvrs of knights.
len- -a of mmpnnirm of the Order of the bath.
1'1 11-. a f 11111 enquires of the Irina 19 body.
Wires 0 the mamas l)! the Knights of the
at 1.
W11 . I1 of enquires by creation.
it me o! mirth-cs by other
lef'D of the younger- soon oi Knights“ the
’ flatter.
WWW»? «if the young»: sons of Knights of the
l: nth.
Wires 1'11 the younger mm; of Knights Baoba-
loos.
Win»: 1 1" oilillmiwu tlitlill‘d to hour units.
11mm 1 («mom—II entitled (6 bear arms.
Danni: ‘1. to of 1; Hit men untitled to but am
Wit‘eto ui ritual”.
Wires of totem
f ' strait? m atom. were m1.
re» We... nuclear. Addresses a
“not Macmillan at “tummy doll.
ma l’hyaloal condition no the m
rut-em nu spa-kin. In" the omit».
firm Your. Sept. 30.-—-Whether It may
be set down to the enthusiasm for a can-
didate or the natural curiosity that pre-
dominates in the American public. It is
nevertheless a fact that the denloustratlon
that meted William Jennings Bryan in
tlxla‘ city was most remarkable in Its char-
acter. Blockade!) streets. crowded audi-
loriume, besieged speaking stands and
crowds thstdolied the energy of the police
_ in tholrstablllty were some of the features.
Tammany Hall made the arrangements
for. the welcome and [reception and
outdld itself in the doing. Tammany is
noted for enthusiastlo assemblages Asa
body it can enthuse over anything that
tl e leader desires. dud so within the big
assembly hall the nloii’ilicl'll ‘t‘d‘rd“"thtl oil'
with shouts of approval of the candidates,
of the American flag and of every eon»
merit that‘suvored either of patriotism or
loyalty to Democratic principles. , 'l‘ain‘
many is also nothing If not patriotic, and
every man who entered was presented with
:1 ling, the viii-ct being that when any
‘ thlngplonsed the audience tho crowded
hull scorned one huge wave of the store
and stripes. So, too, 'l'ammany is cos-
mopolitan. and on the several stands there
waved with the predominant star spuri-
glcd banner tho flags of Italy, of Iro~
land, of Germany and the Union Jack of
England.
When Lender John C. Sheelmn of Tom-
many issued an invitation to the general
public to beprosont at tho out of door'
gatherings, ho probably little expected the
vast crowds that mode two~thlrds of lln-
lon square. two blocks of li‘ourtcenth
street In front of ’l'unmmny ball, the plum
and Fourthnvonuo absolutely impassable.
At. an curly hour Tammany hull was
jammed to tho doors, and lilo pulico were
wrestling with the thousands outside who
won; demanding; admission, which. when
they (lid not get it, drovo. them to ihl.‘
various stund4 ornntod ut vantage points
within the space of six blocks of Tour
runny hall. The small army of policemen
fought and struggled with tho crowd to
kl'op the streets open for trullic, but they
«on gave it up and allowed them to stand
massed in from of the stands. Tho pollco
who oscoricd Mr. Brynn tlu'ough tho linos
l'ml to light liloI tigers, the people roinr
log to move even when the horses almost
r.'.1iuplcd upon them. But Jupiter l’luviu.4,
: ho had lhvczitl'nod moisture all day. but
who it was hoped would dolor his visita-
1'1111, look the plncu of the police for-1'11 in
(ii. crying the crowd.
. ooh after Mr. liryononterod 'l'mnmunv
hell :1 drhlng rainstorm started, and it
.I n.4' not long bcforo at least half the
tro'o'll had sought shelter. Many of them
" I'm. homo, but many others sought nonr-
y ohclirr, waiting for tho oumlidnto.
Tho Tammany Meet Inc.
lion. .l. W. liollcr was prov-onion! as tho
.Z'.Isi(lllig oilieer of the meeting. and be
Huiopiml tho place with n hrh f. but ring-
' 1-: pool. h on wind. ho romrdml :15 the
. )f iliI_gli_l1l:~'t:1111liiil.'llionumos of
- full. '1 and .\l. irl. 111.111.111.111. groom-.1
51h 11 sibllunt storm as lll‘f‘t 1- as tho on
‘:u.4i:i.41,io outbursts which but that of
Itryun.
\\ lll‘ll Mr. Kello'r had concluded.
-:~‘t’.illll|;ll.~‘- wcro rvml 11nd
heel of
:IIlllpll'l with n
.1m1 ',1. \flor d1 .Ilziz'ing 1‘11». unsovrxliu:
'rzlumo (u ‘lho lbmol'rucy of Now
11; cits" ‘ to Bryan and .rkull and
airing; the usual denunciation of gold
1:11: "Ibo ool'l'ospondlng adulation of .4'llvor
My 11') on in so)"
"Ito heartily indoreo tho platform of
lo lb'nlm‘i'llic. sluts». convention ri't'cnliy
."lil in Buffalo and invite tho coopol'nllou
.1 its support 111‘ ovory citizen opposed to
'.iI lllll§lllllv4 of tho Ruin-:1 liquor low.
'2‘ wash» and 1'\;tr.'.\u;:uncc of tho stub.
Iminlslrnilou11nd lbo \iolntinn of (Ivory
" lill‘llllt' of lznmv rulo 11.41l1-Iinntl1' Minnie
'. ' imi Illi'ough Ilm 1-11ovlnu'l114 of lilo liltil
opublmm logi-Jutnrc Ill-.1'1'llninznim:
"ruin-1 lli'mw'rl! .1' ollwinlu lllltl l1!1':|lii.l1‘_-.
“ \‘1'o lndorm 1hr 1.11.1111an. 2.4 of Wilbur
l’ortl'r for ;.'.'o'.1'r11:.i', l' h . '1']; l'.
'1 larouiv for lll'llll‘l‘lllllx g'vvcrnoi'uml [lob-
f‘. 'l'iln4' for .‘l-'-1llllll Jililgo of tho
'1 111'! of npp1'nl4.
"l'bc \vl-nl; pbvsl'nlcondition of :ill and
:.;Iin4:1nity 111‘ .41111111 of 13111 political 1'1'14
'Ior.4 roi'r'm lv 12111-1 :11'1.'1I»l from the 11mm!
'1'4iillltlousof'firvzlz l'.'lini11111:11111c4l4111'le
.Irulol. 11111111111111.1111Inn-1111111114Imminent
1" 1b.".ll1~n,1n~sunilmcrllrzIlu-I'mnlclxznullon
f owrv It'loml of bomnnliy. rcnzirdlcss of
"mo. 1'r1-1I1112111l l‘Hllll'tlIl lllbllllf'lw “'1'
1.1:»111.1:tl.onuiioi1:1l1115111liii.1tr:I.l'um1111.
'1 union-1y inquire loin Ilm ll'illiflll‘llb :11.»
'wubId Moll .lmrrb'oo I'il'mnI. convicted
'1' political Hilton-run still l'l'mulll 1'1le
llml in l‘ritle'h ”114mm to Ibo rod that
‘11:ll1'111~31b'.~lll'w'lnpiIllulluu'usosofmob
'I'.\4i'll ”my “If !.11 tcponlml 131' comimloll
o the pbyrlv 111 and loonlnl ruin of tho
11-11 v”. impl' sou-d. If tho corneal null illl'
11111'1. d prob-w of nor povormzwnt nun
”will
"'lll-Il nulluml nlli'ilnhtmllnn should
- '~.1 pimnH Hop-4 to lot «Strum tho 1'11
1-.1'i1'll l111pri-olmlo'fll lllltl bl." l'llli'lwry "l
ll“'lllili'lllllll .\11..~r1111u viii/obs lnl‘obu
111d. 111111-111 '.mvvum if, demand immediate
I'llz‘l"8."
‘11 r. llrmo f‘mnpllmcnta Trimmuuy.
.llior llo' vomllmzood adoption of tho
’1'-11:11ilvvli.~ MI'H’N. l’l'. ' 1.1 1:111 I “mull were
'1 Mind lo IlI1 1-1111111'111 mold wildest
21.111111: and Ibo \ .ning' of lumllors. bum
.1111 b; ”1de l‘llll! f4. Eh” molb'm‘o song
1. clmrm tl'.1\"."'lur r‘pzmulcsl linunor."
Vin-n quiul ow roelol‘otl. Mr. llvyan be.
1.111 his rpm-h. ill-1 wire was rather
omits". but strong :ailll lll'llllll‘llllilM- llo
3.21.111 wltb .1 ll'ilullu 111 I‘ummony Hull‘s
11111111114111”; lb. iaowrocy and said:
“i rm oll Ho- (m'tl ilmt l was present on
t .ln plollorm 1111 11 Fourth of July soveml
v1 nm on" ohm l was luvllml by you to
lilknpmt In your nnoiml 1-1Ilolmillonnf
Ibo grout anniversary of. our comiiry’s nt-
tnlnnmiitoi gloriousimlopololom'o. The
constitution of 'l‘urmmmy lloll requires
that on mob 111mb ram-y of that wont
\mil 1! mm sbnll be road from its pint
orm ibnt lholomllon 1f lmlopomh non
who-11 om- fr'ncfntlngh ullmml. "
lluru Mr. Iii-3mm speech was interrupt
'11 by a lroowml 1.41 burst of cheering,
«blob booted new i minutes.
continuing. 111/ sold:
"l mu 1.21mi to law no many of you bore.
111111111112 In It has been truly sold. this In
imnmuigo of mlm'nilotl. For yvnrstho
Mrltllittllil'tl of our nation have fmmtl
abut than» have grown ston‘Miy worse for
'.1 cm. and may have not until lotoly new
but No 111 oblo 111 due to a contraction of
the currency and a simply Increase in tho
ormlboe M mmnmnllos and "mm: lilo
1
i
I
W
interim! the lobster- nominees
tore 1 p21) harsher ‘ any em you
have given me the groom cur-prise of the
was. {expected a fair sized crowd hens '
tonight; but ”vast Misti! that! my,
self would have to light to get In. You
were very near not having me with you
this evening. 15111111 of our opponents call
to socialists and aua‘iehists. Why they do
that I do not know. b'ut if these selfssme
purple Were here now. I wonder what they
would any at the sight of all than Amer-l.
can float? They would some although they
might not admit _,it that We ware just as
true'Amerlcans as they and just as good
eltlzens. although perhaps we may not he
as was lthy ”
The speaker made an earnest defense of
the principles embodied in the Oblong!)
platform and made a strong plea for the ,
free coinage of silver without waiting for
the consent of any other nation.
When Mr. Bryan bud flulebed. be show-
ed signs of exhaustion. Mr. Sewn". the
candidate for ~vvice. president. was Intro:
duced: and. while many of the audience
were leaving. made a few remarks of'
,1, thanks for the reception.
Many people
crowded upon the stands to shake hands
with the candidate's.
Mr. Bryan lees Out.
It was arranged that Mr. Brynn should
speak at the stands erected In front of
'l‘oummily hall. 'on Fourlocutbrstrect and
at Union square. but the storm . and the
candidate's physical condition prevented
the carrying out of this part of the pro-
gramme.
Before the rain begun the plnzo‘ In front
of the police station in Union square,
where Mr. Bryan was scheduled to males:
a speech, was packed with thousands.
This meeting had been organized by labor
men, and n host of labor orntors succeeded
in Ivor-ping up a continuous talk for 1,15
hours boforo Brynn arrived. The rain,
however. drove most of 'tbo crowd away.
Many sought sholtor along the buildings
and in thc doors of houses. A diversion
owurmd on the apponrnnco of Franklin
Quinby, u ung man who bears a strik-
ing resemblance to llrynil., The crowd
which look Mr. Qulnby for tho candidate
poured again into the square and cheered
for five minutes before tho error was dis—
covvrotl.
When Mr. Bryan's earplugs drove up, it
was followed by hundruds from. Foul“
lconth strcot. 'l'ho condidntowuut Into
the pollen station. where he remained for
two minuulos. Inlho mcuntlmo John N.
Bogart, who was chulrnmn, lohl tho poo-
;Ilo that lli'ynnwns in in condition hp-
,prozubing: physical collapse and that it
Willllll' lxo liopossibbllM him to brake 11
.4111'1'1'll.
“Let's see him nny wuyf" should the
crowd. .
.\l 1'. llrynn at length appeared and
mounted the speaker's stood. 'l'bo rain
was still falling in Iorronis, but most. of
Ibo umbrellas in the square were lovvorod.
“1- look till his soft l'vlt hot and bowed
(inn-ml vim-Is in m-knoivlulmuont of tin-
plaudits. but hc did not suyu word. After
:«iziyi11y, on the stand for about :1 minute
ho returned in his (‘lll‘l‘lllfll' Illlll was driven
111 his hotel and shortly after left on his
trip through tho south.
Ward Nominated For Fungi-cu.
Nitw Youu, Sept. :1:I.>~I-:1~.11ubll1'..-1ns of
llm Sixteenth oongros4i1uud district. ('mll'
prising: the county of \Voslcllostor and tho
l'b‘lrl'vffnurth- mol- Il‘bimy.iiilli,.n4:.1'lvi.l1l,.lf
v.214tric 1.4' of Now York. nuIt at White
l'llllllh and nominate“ William L. Word of
l' orh hcstor for (ungrohs.
Nominated ror (‘nngrr-ss.
NI‘\\.\I:I(. N. .l., hopl. fH'.»—.lo.41Ipl) ll,
llz'm'Iu-i' was nonlinnzod for ixicxnlwr of
mungs 111.41. night bylho lb'inocmls oi
tho Sixth lllril‘llll of New Joisc‘c. lil'l‘l‘lllll‘
.4 11.4(1'1 ”R llllt‘lu‘flll‘ of silver. 'l'hii ills
1111‘. inclmlo4 Nownrk t'll)’ llilll tho town.
hlilp ol l'osl Urui'ngo.
FELL FROM A WHEEL.\
"turner Miller's llunghtor Sq rfnnaly and
Maybe Family ll'JIlrr‘d.
l :1.1\H 2:. .\'. '.'...~‘1~|.l. till—«RUN Au
1:1. :1. Miller. lln‘ only (laughter 1 l‘ \\'.1r111'~1'
.‘lllll 1‘. whill' om withzinumlu'roff1'i1'ndv:
:11'1lzix'v'llcpnriy11M with n :-1Irlo:'.4 and
win-41:: {soul inpugv.
.\4 (be lorry \vm passing thr ugh Mo-
l1.1\\l; N 34.4 .\l1ilor:1111-1uph~1l to crow lln'
'L'lllll“1' (','11' trucks, when her wheel loot u
;-‘i1.11'r;. plum. bcu'umvplnnrumpl'ohlo moi
:"'1I\'.'.':I thrown vioil'ullv to tho around.
. lo' \1t1-: llll"ltll'~'l'lllll$ win 11 curr‘uul into
1'11» boom of liodovy \t‘vuwr. III'III' by. and
1!~~'l v.1 I‘Illlll. 'lln-n {'1 was found that
Illillm' “'11-. I1nlllvl1i'ul41'xl and 1le1
1111.111! illn bond. and it Is f1-.1r1-.ll.4lu'i.4‘llr
lul‘vvl lnloi'mlly.
:I'lm Il'lllllliimi unmnsr'lom for ton bout-,4.
vxbon Ibo rovlvcd :1 low mono-his. but
mold 111:! >[11‘.Il€. ’l‘lm'oplI,\'.4inzmI1.1ronow
lo Illii'iltilllll‘l‘. .\ll44' .‘dlllor ‘14 u wry on
r1.1:~»i:1.~.111- \\‘l:1"lt\‘~1111.'111, and has had .Iacv~
l‘l‘lll hull falls this 111191111. in 11110 of which
‘alll' tllalul‘lllt 11 her shoulder.
v
All-"4
Hiqut by n Ilurrlonnc.
I'I'I'V o1 hi1 \Iu'o, lion. 311,... 'I'vll'grnms
from .‘.l1'..".‘lll'uul slnio that 1111'. town of
.\ llol'l boommplx'luly dl~u1poorol 114 n ro
. Ill of tho rw-z-nl. l-orrimmo. II;v1rv bou4'o
4'1vn our \vn-I liltiiif'll}'1‘ll. burying the lllv
lubimntv- In the 1'ul11s.1md the building
loll standing but portion of Ibo l-III-Inm
Lone-'11, ’I‘bo hurl: l-Io'ncu and tho si'boonor
iu'bcvru :Iro probably 11141. 'I'bo town of
I'Ilolnu‘ns wiped 11111ofoxlslonm-mnlv om-
bum-11remaining. Sim-1mm poroms worn
droo'nml Ilo-ro. mbor lowm IbI-oroyml
:n'o .\ rI'ulomo. limvlnms. Hindu and (‘vvb
1:14. ’l he 11111111111111111. of 11“ Home lowm
who escaped doc! b are willmol (11111],14I11Ili1Ir
and cloth Is. 11ml llm ouIbnl'lllm hove
taboo lllllllt'lllnlo uomrnros for their roller.
lb- llnml May lie the Null-1dr.
how's. X. ‘1‘.. Hum. bibwlhiofnlutlon
loo1 rmcbcil ln-ro llmt Ibo 1mm who nomv
miliI'll Pillllllln at Toronto on l‘v'odm'sduy
11111111. lust and who Ilml roglulerod 111
llum'n‘o bIm-l oocbvrlbo Immoof ll. Mmm
has lovoll bh'nllilod as dumb lbs llnmi.
Ito “nun who formerly 11 I‘ormIIl 111111111111.
bikini; :1 i‘nlll‘sn In rh-clrlonl PfiRiIll‘IIl‘llIR.
He won realm-ml m the colh'lzo IIM'Mlllilfl
from Hull: mil. Ilo loft “have on Monday,
b1Ipt.’.l and nothing bun bMeord from
Mm slow.
leprosy in Montreal.
Morita-3.1L, rcpt. :1".-l.1'pruuy in its
worst form orbits In Montreal. 111111 Tom;
11 l ‘blbmmm who dint of 11 mysterious III
In ,., has been found In b I. been 11 on
tho of II. An Inepmtlw of oil l‘blnosc
bmmlinu moi 11111111111; boon-s and stores
has been ordered.
The West India Kid‘s Victims.
llm'i'ov, twill. :11) «think IIIIII. who
two-t shot by ’Ihmou'vl 1111 on. a lion \‘vost
bolls am. In a 1111le brawl lot» a wool.
‘oso. (lo-u from the clients of his wounds.
”how 11.11111 consolation
.1'1 1' .lulv
Ever 31 Who at Used Themsod
ms of Them Are South.
Norwalk People.
Who told you so?
Nei hor so-snd- ~so.
OhflPeIl! That's all right.
Testimony differs. doesn't It!
IThe more some people say
The eso faIlh we have.
But the right man‘s word
is taken at once.
: what's the difference.
:Peunle want South Norwallr refer-
ence. ‘ .
Part1 cularly In matters or health.
We tell you Dean's Kidney Pills cure.
But we are the makers of! them.
”Whp says so" counts here. doesn't
It? ‘
Swill Norwslk people say "so.
And we give You their addresses.
Perhaps you may know them.
[will 9 lives bring on kidney from
bias. 1
An (trample of this In
Mr. lThomes Wood. who resides on
Bill sf‘rcet. is a carpenter by trade and
an emiloye of Arch’s but factory. lie
is well known and his statements can
he railed upon. in speaking of Dean’s
Kinney Pills he said: "For the past
three ‘lyeurs my kidneys have troubled
me a lineal deal. When i straightened
up I bled severe pain In the small of my
haclm From'tlme to time I have had
muscular rheumatism. Igot a box at
Dnan'l; . Kidney Pills at Plaisted's
pharmacy. I was greatly benefited.
l have no backache and the soreness In
my muscles has not troubled me since
1211.11.11; 1111': pills."
Doaln's Klincy Pills are, sold for 50
cents per box, or six boxes for :2 ..o by
all (homers, or mailed on roN'lpi of price
by FosteroMllburn ("13. Buffalo, N. Y.,
sole agents for the l’nitcd States.
Thev only remedy In the world that
will alt once stop itchiness of the skin
In any pan of the body. ihat is obso-
Iuicly safe and never-failing. Is Dunn's
f')lnlnbe_rit. _Gel It from vour dealer.
A ("all-ml.” l‘lILrlu'.
(.Kllltlllll your 1'1 r 1531‘» and we
' you «an gulln'r'
from it 1"11111'1'1'11'111; ilu‘ don-.i'nlcul Mom
In (ml Words and two b'm'i's you urn 1111.1
ibnt this your. it ltl'lngz :1 Imp your. has
twp Illomimcul lotion. id and 1'). 'llmso
\Vt‘l'ilo' :lllll loticrs toll wry little. to h;
e-Ilrwnnd to tho 111112.310 manor Woman
1171' vino inormoluo lb'm :1 inwm' ('lllll’J‘i‘
l.ll'l'n,ll}'l'l'll'.‘i. lull.» in il.1'i11lil1“.li'll, ilnm‘
who lenow bow to 1141' such rhronolopwn:
rj'llll 11111 and clmrzu'lors in ndxrmtogu, tin'y
11m volrv VilllIllllll‘ in I.1-1 1 l1.” 1: [no k of the.
flight of limo. 1.1..lm tho dom'ln'lcol ll'l
llllllllllll“
1.": will rumble mm 1 Itoll \llllll Ll‘ iv off.1c '
wool; boy when (‘..-xiv in tho 5'1I11ri4',uiul. 1
:1lll'll1‘1‘.ii¢in:‘ l‘l'. owl. ‘
1'. Ibo d1 mlnlu'
111112 11,; :".,1'1u in lnmnl f' '1' on}‘
(ilnr by 4'11“} \ l’t'llli”‘.ll luring 111.1: .1111'
llll‘llltl
ill. ”try war 1.1.4 \11'1 1.4' :lllll 1 ill} .'|
loop jlcul' 11'.‘ \n -..4 uml 1l.'1}4.llu-
I‘Ull‘ i1: ll'ml ilm b' 11. r \l‘ 11;..11l uguilh'. '
the tint 5111111..) in .l: nn..
c\v,Iry:~'u|ul.'.'.11 1'11: 1: _\1-'1n .
l.I\li}“n;,'n', i111 ‘111‘1 1:11 1111..
in our last week’s
t C3501}. ' .
1-1. K'RIEGER,
’I adios should bear in mind that prices which we quoted
advertisement Wlll hold good the entire
Malmckemo Hotel Block,
South Norvalk.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - '-
113 Wall Street.
incorporated, It'll-l
112nm N (1. K1291 lift, President.
DAV“) ll .‘1lll.l.Eil,\lce-‘lreot
1.. ll. (,lltl'JlIIN, Chalm'r.
DIRECTORS.
Home: 0. Known, Musics M. Humor.
llAlfll) ll. MILLER A. .l. Moment.
r“.>l'i'..lons hocxvruoo 'I'nuo 11-511113
31m ("112.112, I'ols I" 'I‘uis'rmn
1 tumour; of Mowumo'uuw \Iw-nbo
.Iw‘ lmmvulualn ":1 .m
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to fleposcrore.
11 Isl ‘.v
WAGONS!
Now and Seaman-Jan 1...
enemas,
passions.
caucuses.
canomss.
' SPINDLES..E'YI-
CES‘: TO SUIT ALL
cam. AND sits "nan
HENRY TlLLY.
IPRI
D. W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directm
and Embalmer
193 Washington Stu-or
1 50. Norwnlk ,
Roaidonm hlvlhni‘kmllu llolol'
‘Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Um'llplt'un poi'I'w ,.1 l". (lu4 “41.1 »
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iwouominiml bit-'1'. 'llu- \.'l1-1b pin ‘3‘ .1.1 n" ’ 3’ “l ‘5' " " "L“ ' ‘ 1
1 1 .‘wr‘e'ullL (1111 ll‘Hl +1 h' v11.
your! in u .4'1111111 1-.4111-11'1111111'111not.11>» , .1v1.1.11.Hm. 1‘1... 1' _‘
121:.1'111 111 lb. Iilllnlu'rof tho yi'ut'mlll
um- (plinrh'i' of i‘.4 ll'. 111',:l 'i'llni: :lll l'ruv- '1
lions. and 1ll\'lil1‘ Ibo 14:11:11: by T. 'llu'n { You Don‘t Have To Swear 0H,
l'tll'lllll‘ lllillll'l‘ltlll l'l'llllli') MIl:-ll'.ll'l ill" guys the S" Lququnuvnyflnf \L'I'l Iuhnr
1.4,1'2'. I11~ 11.1'r-m1 1
iv llll‘ p‘. «'1'
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l'l'l‘lilt‘ ugh!-
ltumlmill'r in"; i1 '11
11111! llii' III'w r1'.:'.'1i1ul1'i' will
”I Ibo :ill'lmlu'i \‘1lu‘l‘1'illi'tllilllllii'
fortbvn \1. '.1' 1111.111 111-
1"1 Illlli'i'llllil‘) bill II‘. «I ll‘i‘l
."l1 it.
'l.1ll;o il11.4'.'1 .‘lll 1\.1'1111‘.' 1"I11 il'.\11l ibo
wool: upon 11"1111b .\'1 v Y- vi. \.'.4' 111-11
ib'l‘fllll‘ll. Juno 1::. bob. 1. 1.1:i4f1.ol.1l
l1'~i'1.111|1h!1'11 lo iII'». mm 11' 114111
Ill\lllllll l»,\".".x'11u.:l' \tllll u 1'1-11'2l11
lll'l' till 2‘. :11nl.11 I'I'l‘u', In 1111' 14m- 131'. Hill
1'1'1111111'},1'1 minnsz.'1-111:ll4' l. 121.; '11
II II 1‘.
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ilmt lllu' ul~,111'.'.11'.".l hi: '1' for [lull )mr v. 1.
Iln' Morin in llw11l,l_.'1iw1.-u'il, 'llu'u,
.1,4 .lloo' i11".r.'4 \_'!li l3..l111.1' I. 11711.}. “:14
.‘I .‘..1 1:1? 1,1..1111 .L1.:.1'l'.’ \.'..,4.i l'l‘lil1l).—-I‘I.
hoops 1:41.111:
(‘urloun I :m- of )‘anunloughtcr.
'.1l‘.1'l:111l'.:.dl t,;;l' [1 u-I' nltwn
ml 11111-'..'1l.'n- \vlib illl' “1:111:11;
h.\ll.4' of 111'. '11:" '.lo' dun-- 121ml 11 11va
111l1111t1'4h1'l'o1n (hr 1- I‘IHI'III.1'1"1',lllI'I» iv.
llll‘l'l‘l lv bollo'zlut u 1l1'1. :1-1'11114 l1-"ull1 11;
rush 111 ill‘i 11mm! that l1.i4lu.'11-1»ll.~.'111.;r
nulalllo [or on l our 111‘ "1111'", 11.1» 11ml :1 in
ml re-olll I11 .‘_\'Illll'j\. 'I‘IoI Ion—1 popular
11111191” bull in 111.11 1'in l41l11' llwll. 1112
Hu- Hmurduy cumin-.5 prior 1—1 ”11' dcpzu'
luroul' llu' hm .‘\ll'~|l':lll.lll n.1nl ilu' 141.411
lilio‘lhl' lop Italic") Who so not“ Holt .'1
1mm numcd Hill Vl‘lI-i prwlpimlnl owr lln'
railings. llo fn'll Into (bu 1111114 right on
IIu-lo-ml of 11 Mr. Alfred N1"1llll11',\\'llu
Wits bromplli' l'i'l'mwnl in tho hyiilo'y ho»
pllul win-HI 11 was found Ilim. I111 bml rn
oolvml n l'i'm'lnrl' of Ibo spine. lull I‘N'Ilp
I‘ll w 1h :1 low rallizlil bruises. but lbw-11111.
1111"11_1111'yio11111| himmilliynfInunslmmlh
for. moi be low: ln'o'n l‘I‘illllllllI'Il for trill,
’l'lw \l'l'llll'l 111-14; upwoe'll In Ilo' «home of
1,11111'11rnnv-1'. Mm mid Ilmt Hill mold lint.
pilkiilltl)’ buvl' 1-11'1'41'1'11Jl1111 I1'\\'111:l11 bow.
lullm 111'1'1'1lu' 1-minute of iln' pollvl'y lulu
llnlwl'I
Mn 1' 1-.1' '11-
1 [n
1111- onllsmll- nlml411-1' timothy.
‘ From the Conn. .‘Iulc Capitol, IImlIonl.
I
s I Ltwe
. 1 re calm:
1" Ben Ami .
. for
cleaning 0 n
(“I581
I Brasses. O
Am I
l and
Paint.
“a” The W Cleaner '
' never
.. found
its equal.”
:17, .‘1121l .41 11:1'
~llu\\,- i
an I‘llliill'lill about ho'lo H11 I‘m'
. 1:1: nous tol1.I.coo habit 1' uro “\Vo luv w
'«i many cams «prod by NoI'l‘n-llo.
,I'm', :1 prominent Ht l1oui4:n'clom'i,
,. .1lel'l1 and oI'hluml f-Ii (\h'lllv v1 .11‘4'
lll
l-Io ' '11I.1's1"lih'(l him .4'11 ill ll 1.111 ilo'
. 4111l'. 1'11 who ('11 lllill-Zi‘fi lIlIII .4'i1'l;. 311.
1 'ln- lbw mid and gunrnnmd by It. 11.
ll"; l‘4THl.
‘llir'rlilm
1i lilv It; '11_
‘.\'oc1m- no pay. liml. ‘."1'w
Ronmly (311.. Now Yul .1
'Il11-4'1~n41~ot' M‘f'lll'li)’ ligziimt mod-'1'
.vmrim-Ilcics l'i'..::1.'1:1n}':1;;11I1111111'|.;114.
{II-Er l»\' :h .41'\\l111.111' 1.1. \111111 \' 11‘.» ..
,l- {111 1'11 .\}1'i'.4(l11-1'l\ l‘I"=1l 1'11! would
l1 1"ln 1pl\ plm'llh‘ml 11111-11 lll‘114‘ 1h.
1' -:niIl1'li now-11v in oil lllll: 1'» 1::
:.1z.11111<.11 Is pomvpl in not and .4ul'1' to
11
11I'4‘1'11.~'.41'1‘1 :11
'.1'1 lliby pl1\'-'1'i.ln4 bu: Ibo cull-owe
1' :mt «mo-k 111111 and 111.1 31mm-
(Hugh (1.1“ will uiio it 111 1b: 111 1\
.
2
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lbw on o of 1' on! mnv la
.z'o."‘utoiul cllil blron. [I Is ”flu only
1.- r111l1I11'11 rcmodv iii If prim mos i1. moo
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Sumodngu nothing will “mow
mild.“ [rum flu-11m.- you H.41- nil
i’I'Iil‘l'. vl‘l‘llin HII". llu' H'hlll'll N ill
)‘1111‘.41'li_ Ynul‘blnmi #1 £11 lmti 1"11113'I
1ion.:md "rc'i'voiuiu 1...'1‘1';'4 m 1'
out
.3.”
21,411
1;I.1'Ill"' Wino you nwml .s ilu- 1'21'11114
111:. inviunruitnu lulluu'ou' of \y11"s
. Surmpnrilln.
Printing
1 ‘ Louva Vour
1 Order at
the
Songhai...
' Office
CASTORIA
For infants and Children.
till he
1' i all It
sinuses
sf
l
- - NATIONAL BANKHPaper-Hanger,Calclmlner
Norwalk. Donn.
Capital 831111311111
J. 0. JENNINGS
Painter.
5 Dani-En m
vim seen one serious
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
.411th Nor-walk.
sample liooksof lattes: Myles of Pain-r:-
Iiurl'lmn 11ml Gill 310‘”th bullet; l-
1.11,," f, ,. .,.....,.11I2. .. 1 , it ,, -....-',_
'n'I- :. “',', ‘
" Young Theoloklaa A
Charge of S
as. M’NBIL cavern a as
He Invites Society Friends to"
Bouquet, but Falls to B1- on land
self-~Came to' Grief at Item
Iontenced For Sixty Dara. ’
Couture. N Y., Sept. 301-— ,
McNeil, a theological student. it”
sent to jail at Niagara hailstorm ,
for defrauding a hotel keeper. M91503 '
wall known in Gaming. Hols.
old and‘cume here a year 1130.!!! .
was a brother of John McNeil 01 m
nwell known evangelist. He 11
prouohor and theological stud Jill.
soon opcnul its doors to him. and M m ,
one of the most lionlzed young men
lntlio city. lie was invited wdellll
sermon in the Presbyterian church Q
his client was wull received. and he “
onmc noted. He subsequently 13W
other sermons, and many persons
to hear hlm.
liewas then invited to become tho i”
ulnr pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, but declined. saying be but!!!“
yet completed his theological studies. He
wont from here to Hamilton college.
where, It is said he was dismissed for cat-
11111.: Into financial difllculties.
by one of his Corning admirers, from
whom be borrowed it‘ll).
Arrested at Niagara Falls.
Great surprise was caused here by the
report that McNeil had been arrested and
sent to jail at Niagara Falls. An Inquiry
there conill’lllell the report. He weuttn
Niagara Falls and registered at the Colon-
nudo botol as James H. Sloane. Glasgow.
and took the best suit of rooms In the
hotel. ilo told of his Scotch home among
tho mountains and pictured a castle.
whore his father was a lord, who owned
thousands of acres. Ho declared that he
was one of tho confidante of the queen of
England.
MQLINE
p i'l'res 'inl:,.1nt punt,
7731113 i‘li-Sll, 1:1er
'Il stuns from
106.. 256., at Drug
1.11111”. nndllrvf‘xoodsStorc:
.‘.. .mm' Il 25h. Samples mailed, 56.
[5) L8. SUTTON. New Canaan,Ct.
Sold by A. Dickornuin A: Son. So. Nor-
wulk; Money 6; Benedict. Norwnlk.
NHL—LL. ..
D O R L O N H O U S E
Gnizoouv's 1'1 our.
Sow upon for the 41Ii4unof11416.
1.114. .1 .1 1.11114 (“hm l-nko4' llalthiug
lI'hlllllK mi II liming. l'.11~v “',ilb 1M4 to the
I1.-t1-l1-\1I:-yion-my 11111111!” J l-'. Il'nl'l.“
VAthu'm'nr. m2? ti
hllwi‘c lllb
Physician forWomen.
mos oa'afa' enviroeo
I‘m. Iw nun—11111411 41 Hr! lib.
'4': lilumlrrl'rksm ibupoevom 1'11»
Ir 111th.» ”1 71am um ms '11...
‘Imrlm
l'lnHlnvr-u' I.» .1 I'quillu: phynb'lul 1.1." n.
('11- [Ind 1;?I11'l'o‘l‘l \m-l
l'14nlovl1-tl11 -' . »
-l'\'.11!1.1!1.l 41:111'111il‘. bulb-4 ‘1"1. . ' '.
on) .iil‘ilosln Inn-11.1.1 1-1 il-1~ .
. 1.12M ml 111 "11- orb-11'»! 'Iillll'lt'llw‘, .1"
111. Hollow»- mt rowivinu tlo- Inu4i 41:111'ui11v
4| “'1”,le irv‘lllllli'lll k11~~\\'l: l“ lll’adt‘l'll \lll'fli‘l ‘
.ml inv-Iu-iuv, Home wam' \\" I nllrsoI fur
' Kiwi Ivllv'l. l‘t"‘illl"'l 'l‘1-r1ns
‘li lullui'». [Humilid' I"'l|lio-1li1~
~11.
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[ill ““41".
[lll‘lltfit- 4.111.
F. n. 0110531, 0. 0-,}
linollluio .11 l‘i1l1.o'.1.'lpln.1 llvmul (whom.
llcnlistr) Performed in llll i1.4
Branches.
'l'llli'l‘ll l"..\"l‘l:.\1"I'I‘.I> “'l'l'llm‘l‘ I'm
llam'in‘u N1" Ian-1;.111141111131... sli’i'l‘l.
5111-11111} ill-11"
l'culol mom will too own ‘.umht‘ltlh. 11531.1
SOUTH NORWALK - -
SAVINGS BANK
BI Woohlngton Street.
111-1-11 «bun; mm 1111» 1:! a. 111.,111111 from
111 :I p. 111.. owl 1m .Vlollvlhy eve-Illum-
h'ulll Till 94.
lust-root oinHl 11': lll‘pllhlll‘
ALDEN NIIAIA NS. l‘roai.
IHIIN H. 1%.:11114', Vic'o-l’rost.
11111}; 1 KN1\I’I’.Sec.auvl’l‘rom
J.n. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTAK E R
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwulk. » - . ..
1 111;. m rm ital I only Harlot.
Inellilflhlllfi MM H'I'H ET
viabldl’ll ONE GA hub. 11.
n . -
Conn.
Jacob M. Layton,
first, Lois and
Accidents.
1N3URANCEII
1111111 Estate and House Agent
‘..-rm _...........‘-
"lv'mwhli 'l‘lckelo. and fitsrlinn
In ”to wane New-tintml
owl “limb“ I‘M-1i.
tortoises RAlLl-lI)AD peace.
Next to I’ImHlIIlcs. .
$111 '1‘}! \‘oIm‘ALK. : :
"1:.711'" “u Lit:
‘1'. :1
“(Milk
A: ‘1' til-“‘lflllI/"II'IIHA Taker
\
WANT ANYTHING ‘1' '
No need to. Advertise
in the booth Nintlk
l2". vet-ling
scheme-l.
Kings-lay, v1 lino“ n4 a fine team of horses
1 and who spent much time showing him
' all the 4ilvhtsntlhol ails. hloune borrowed
l moucy of Kingsley.
Houno ordered :1 champagne supper at
his boiol forlllst Tuesday. He gave or-
'1 dcrs for covers to be laid for .20 persons
nnd in prmidoturkoy ov~tors and wine
91111111111 to allow of an abundance for all
ibis guests.
‘ l'his done. In sent out invitations to the
l feast. At lho hour appointed the guests
nrriv,1'1l inc’bnliiig some noted maxi" of
'. 'tlw ciiv lint the host was missing. A
”141 ll'f'll was made for him, but he was no“
found. The 51111111'1‘ was not eaten; neither
was it pnd for. ’lbo scare h was kept up
the following day. and Mabel! was finally
discovered in tho burromu of the hotel.
)lc.\'oil would say nothing to the police,
and utter spending tho night in thoolty
' jail was arraigned in tho police court and
pluudod guilty to defrauding the hotel
km'lo'l‘. llc lllllllu restitution to the hotel
. kl‘l'pi'l‘ and :1 back driver, from whom he
1 borrmvod $111. llowovor, ho was sent to
jail for (.0 days. .
CYCLONE IN GEORGIA.
Many Persons ~IKIII¢ d In Savannah—Heavy
> Property Loss.
>\\ \.\'\'An,>'1'pt. '.o.—-Soven lives lost
and $1.11 11111 111111 Worth of propertvdestroyed
I In tho nIx-nrd of tho cyclone which swept
Snvzmnnh :.'1'.~11'I.'du_\'.
"no 1.14:»: of lilo and damage to property
outside of the city may be greater than
now known. Hardly :1 house in this city
c.41'np1'd without more or loss damage,
Ilmllul) llb‘l‘l' are low mmpnrativcly total
wru'lw. rhipping in the harbor suflorad
severely.
Reports from Brunswick. GIL. state
{12:11 11111 storm wns very severe there and
111 :nljm'onl points.
1‘, it i4l1'1r1.1giout 111.44 of life has been
1 musod in tho 1' ounirv districts
Don ('nrlos Still “'untod In Berlin.
l'.i-::.1.ix. 51:111. :lll.-.-\prnpus of the re-
cont sfulomonl. by llon (.Jnrlns of Spain
llml If he bud lnui tho power he would
huvo shot tho Amer-icons found on board
: Ibo l‘ubuu filibuster L'ompctltor, a foreign
miliclul tolls pm that film bloodthirsty
Spnniurd is still under 11 Herman indict—
mom for murder. In 1571 be shot the
\tllll'll crimp l1ow114' indietod, but never
.ll’l'l'hlt'll, though ho. bad a narrow escape
rucunlly, when .‘I train on which he was (I
passenger wus for 11 [111111 on German ter-
rilory.
(‘hlcuzo l'fntcrprlso In Mexico.
(',‘I'vv 111' turbo, 9.1111. :1I1.-Fredorlok
llurllml. of ('llli'flm) llltu loft for that city,
busing scvnvwl Ibo most. important rhll~
roud l'illll‘ 1154101111 slnco that of tho Mexican
i'I'lIlrnl "b:- I-Imrtvr provides for it stand-
urd 1:.111g1'r111ul to I'll“ from some point in
tho 5111111 111' l'blbuuhou. on tho Mexican
1‘onlrul roilvoml. “'lmiwurll to a point on
Ibo Honoru road. with branches running
north into onnpf tho l‘ll'lll'filr mlnornl re-
uinnson tho globe. and Sulllhwufll MODE
Ibo i‘ov'irlo must. 'l‘ho sobvontlon on the
main lino amount-1' to $121,111") per mile.
O
righting In nihomnulnno.
bosons. :I'opi. :Io.~-~'l‘bo
hm: r1'1-1'Ivo1l a dispatch from Fort Sails-
Inn-v saying that serious fighting. lasting
11mm duys. lllll'i taken place In Mnsholw
luml. hour Movoo. The British. the tele-
1.1mm 1111524. Worn bummed In for ton hours
bv tlo II:'1li\1I.s. \111l1'tnllsof the flnhtin.
m'o ulvm, oxm- pt the” otulomout that two
British olhcois were wounded. "
Auphyxlntmi by Cool Gus.
I’oi'olifmm'mn. N. Y., Supt. Slow—Mrs
Elizabeth ”band, 811 years of age, was up
pbyxlutcd by coal line at her home here.
.4111: Wits wealthy. and by her death n not»
our 1711111111". 'l'bomoboy wns Iofthoi' by
1.1111111111111111 for bar “In use, the rosidul
to no to Vuamr at her (loath.
111.111.11.111}. and tho Drelbund. .
1.1mm, 1111111.. .III.~A menn dispatch
to Tim Dolly News says that as all out-
Hill"! of itinporor Francis .losoph'lr Visit to
lilo-hornet ibo king of lioumanlll ill.
prumlvoul to 111111 tho drellmnd. while All!“
trio 11nd liouumnlu have named to ill!“
the ilmillbu 1111 11 snoredtrnat. whstovor
hopp: us in the anal.
1 flolng Uni. of “trains“.
l’Iloilobwt, t-‘cpt. 2111. “The steeklmld
or» of tho l’rm'blsooo and Htonih
firmunbuut «noipxmy have voted tool
up 11.111111112111111 tho company, and all till
properties worn lrItlIsiN‘itItl to l’resldsfl
Ulimlos l’. l lurk of the New York. KW
listen and Hartford railroad.
The next board of him he was In Chix ' _‘
cogo, but recently be was met in Syracuse
l'lo become acquainted with George-
. t‘urrmpnntll'lll of tho('olo,1.vno Gazette. for,
government
\'
ald'omblo amount of money will go to Vas- *1
Norwalk Chronicler