' lating the liquor law, was yesterday
'by Judge Townsend to terms in the
”lunacy commission to examine the coup-
. not intentionally.
' in commit-om :ho mind on u specific word
.. cl W W Tense
Ward Hollow has a"Peeping Tom”
who is annoying people greatly. mg,
The mucursusjtwwhlch the new
metcrofflhuary'e church will be se-
lected,willheheld in Hartford, today.
John Bennett. a sailor on a sloop an-
chored in the river at Middletown, was
fined ‘25 and costs for assaulting his
captain, H. E. Johnson. '
Oyster Point residents want the county
health officer to take steps to abate the
nuisance of smoke from the Consolidat-
ed’s round house in New Haven.
Mind 11. Perkins. a Tot-rington liv-
eryman. has assigned. Papers were
served on him in the interest of the
Litchfiel} Bank, which he owes 114.000.
Major Theodore Byx‘cee and Clarence
P. Bradley, of Meriden, sail from New
York, October 14, on the American liner,
St. Louis, for their second trip around
the world.
Lieutenant Governor Cook has made a
requisition on the governor of Virginia
for the surrender of John W. Harper,
under arrest at Lynchburg, Va. He is
wanted at Norwich for theft.
James Costello, who was arrested in
Middletoyvn recently charged with vio-
morniug fined $20 and costs. He appeal-
ed to the supreme court On the grounds
that he was only a carrier and that the
liquor was sold in Portland.
Henry Oliver, one of the most noted
counterfeiters in this country, has be-
come insane. Two years ago he was ur-
rested with two eonfederates for coun-
terfeiting operations at Bethel, near
Danbury. They were found guilty in
the United States court and sentenced
State prison at Wethersfleld. Oliver
was sentenced to eight years at hard
labor. Recently Warden Woodbridge,
of the State prison, notified Governor
Coffin that Oliver manifested signs oti
insanity. The governor appointed a
terfeiter. The commission has just re-
ported that Oliver is insane and United
States Marshall Morris has notified the
department of justice at Washington of
the fact.
HE MADE FORREST WEEP.
An Actor‘s Story of the Great Tragedlun
In “Yirginius.”
“Itis a matter of history thatIonce
made the great Forrest wcop. "
"You must have been playing a comedy
port.” suggested the comedian.
“ No, sir!"
“ 'l‘hcn you touched liis'gouty foot?"
"No. sir. I touched his emotions. But
It was in my salad
days. I was trying to play .\‘uinntorlus
in ‘\'iriziniu.~t' I had to spook tho lino.
"’l'is I, her uncle, Suinntorius,’ in the
forum scene. At curb rehearsal 1 notes
for '.-' "'I'is I. hor unr-lo'——un:l stuck dead.
Icnildn't rcmcmhcr mynnmo. At. the
third and lust n'lu'nrstil I stuck again.
liveryimdy expccmi l‘oircsr to explode.
but. to thoit; surprisc and my great relief.
hodld nothing of the kind. lio simplv
stoppcd ri-bvursol and sold. with much
gcntlcncss: "Young )ouu, don't got not"?
cos; you are all right. You know the
port and speak the lines with intelligence
and discretion. but you arc ,iusbut prcsont
tho victim of n montul dim-use known in
mcdicui parlor:- n4 upbnsizi, the inability
ovlbinzr. II is temporary. I l'l'oqui-ntly
suf’l‘crcdiroin it at youruuo. 'iou mth
i-urc yourself by close moulul implication.
Ash-«Vino in your mind scvcrul synonyms,
or \vorus thm bogin with tho sumo loin-N
nnd have a similar sound. For instance.
the Word on which your momory foils is
Nunizilcclus. Now, in! inc son with what
cunwm'smriolu if in your mind? Ah,
Ilmvc it! 1-11“th lilhlo. What book
in tho llihhfl Plumbers. There you or”.
" "fie l. I»; 1' mu-lc"—-i.lil‘lc. .‘Jumlwrs»
"Nillliol' riouu.” It is perfectly simplc
when you 13': up il,‘
“We were1odotllcplocclhutuiulll. All
tinyicmlw-ivd my poor brain with No
inutoriue. lilhlv. leioln'rs, lint somohow
\Vln'lwu‘l' thv: llibln conic, tlu- dwluuo come
with it. That Would switch mo ontho
. wmug tmok. us it were. The forum scone ;
Wuu on. ("lliii l'loudlus colored, bring
inn Virginia llclol'u .\ppius. followed by
thc mob in a) “ll uihy with illl‘ ccuiuriou‘sj
bountiful dnughtvr. .\ppius drum-cs that .
tho girl choll rcmuiu with ifniue. \‘lr— ‘
ginio Poll-l for holp. ’I‘iw mob bikes up
the civ. fir.“ uncle ciucre hurriedly, coll-
ini: ‘l‘ii'ciniu’ \‘irulnlnt' ’l‘lmn. turnim:
to (2in hi- sofa, 'Whon-forc dost thou ‘
hohl t'ml maiden by the bond." Calm .
Sufi-’9‘, ‘i‘fho unite the qi'u-sfiont' I rcpliml.
"'l‘le' I. ll! l‘ Ill‘l'lt‘m-ll-ll-vfl‘lldli‘lllf‘l‘fll'fl‘
luvf' "-- Now lurk ‘llmmotlc Mirror.
flld youm’cr stop to consider tho l:u~t~
tum. tin inhobiluols of tllll l'lii‘lll how
lo-vvrrson but who ride of tl'i‘moon und to;
inquire flu“ trumps why such should bn the
lain-“x Tho rig-loonlion in this: 'l ho moon
n-uloo not rzw'l.l.i?i'lil on lu'l' axis lll tin‘
homo pi to d oi flow which chm‘ouuunws in
row-lying oum- oronz'd thcoortb. 'l’hn-illo‘
ten-1o fli'lllrll‘l phiculrogimm of the moon urn.
almiyw toward us. (loo (:.~:pl:u:c'.3ou usual.
ll tml l'vr ' :oihor, flzcwforc ll luojv‘nol
hr on? of l": 4" to "would thrit lilt'flsil'llllvl
Iliviwrslilw-nzh. l mom!» illnlliil‘f: m l‘rol'
ll' f‘ililll’lfll‘ "W'Ldri‘ Hu- lol (u) is not it true.
gum. tic cmh': li.l".;com tuition elon ,
unto-d lo" loo 2‘ l‘m'lil l l llzf‘ than. when it,
YV gr
, . (ield Standard
Mi
Tickets.
lfll. BRYAN: Illi’df‘tilLBY’B STATE.
. ‘ , .. A 3
lie Speaks at Cincinnati udguxlngton,
Ky.—-'l'he Republican Candidate Wel-
comes lenders nnd Delegations at Don-
ton. u.-lfroneu of the Campaign.
ALBANY, Oct. 3.—-The fight over, the
uncle “National Democratic party" is on
in dead earnest in this state. Calvin J.
Iluscn, secretary of the Democratic state
committee of New York, is here with a
protest of the state committee against the
printing of this llfllllll on the blanket bal-
lot over the nominations made by the
Democratic Party Reform Organization.
The protest has been filed with the score
tin-y of state.
This move will be followed by on up-
peal to the'eourts should the secretary of
state not decide that the protest is made
on good and amide grounds. Should the
secretary of state agree with the Demo-
erotic committee. that the gold standard
Democrats are not entitled to the name
"National Democratic party," the gold
standard men expect to fall back on the
old name, “Democratic Party Reform Ur-
guuization." ,
But just as soon as they do that the reg-
ullrs will also endeavor to prevent the use
of that name. It will he recalled that lost
your Tammany hull kept the state Democ‘
racy of! the ballot, and it was contended
at the time that had Ilmilur objections
bcon made to the Democratic Reform 01'-
ganlzatiou it also would have been put off.
May (let on by Petition.
Should this second attempt be success-
ful the gold standard ticket will not be
entitled to the ship emblem, and the gold
standard candidnlcs for state silicon and
electors can only get on the ticket through
being nominated by petition, which would
havoto be signed by 50 names in each of
tho 60 counties in the state.
State Chairmen Dapforth, in speaking
of the issue he and his associates have
raised, said;
“This so called sound money ticket was
nominated at Indianapolis by a gathering
of Democratic boilers. who stole our name
for the purpose of deceiving the people. I
have ascertained that they are not. legally
entitled to the use of tho nnmo at the bond
of their nominations, and we intend to
make it impossible for them to do so.
Messrs. Dolson and lluson will make the
protest to the secretary of state today. If
tlm‘sccrotury of state fails to give rollof,
vvo will go into a court in the way we
scribed by the election law and ask for an
order directing this self styled Democracy
to appear and show cause why they should
mt be restrained from using the name."
Bryan In llchlnley's State.
3 (lixvmxA'H, Oct. :l.—-\\'llliom‘ .l. Bryan
notched into the heart of tho "cuoniy’s
country" last night and addressed tin-no
big meetings in this city Then he crossed
to the Kentucky shuro and spoke to u
grout assemblage at Covlnuion. It was a
fitting close to a most eventful day. From
down to dusk the nominee spcd across
tl'cst Virginia from Charleston to tho
Ohio river, stopping and speaking at al»
most every town of consequence, and then
along: tho Kentucky banks to this city.
l pon his arrival born he was met by a lo-
ml committee and the members of the
liuckwnrth club and was driven to the
hotel Gibson. Almost immediately after-
v. 1rd u. procession was formed to Mush,
h-lll,’ whovo the first and biggest moozinn
oi tho night was hold. At the conclusion
hi' his speech thcro be addressed two othor
.~.:.cco.~sslvo meetings from stands oroctcd
:l’ street corners to gratify the thousands
v. ho could not gain ontranco to tho hull.
'l .ion he visited (Yovlngton. The vnst hall
in timt place was so thickly packed with
pvuplu that it was next to impossible to
l: ovo. Evcn tho llinll's wore clogged with
.~i iii/ling men and womon. In the begin
dog was started What looked ilk" on at-
it mpt to brook up lho meeting, but it was
quickly suppressed, und thcri-uftor lb:-
i-nudidate‘s utterances wvro greeted with
.‘l o utmost enthusiasm. The dieturbunco
nus created by u gang of rougiw in tin-
;nlh-ry, and while it instn-d it lbroutcncd
to (’l‘Uiliil trouble. .
.\t Mckliiley's Home.
(inrox, il., (ht. 1’. —.\.~hh» from lwo
(ivgonivo'l dob-gallons. .\injor McKinley
bud many distinguished cullcrs. .\xnolng
ti "m woro flurry (lurib-ldof (lhio. Senator
livnry ('nboi Lodge of .\Iussticlmsctls,
'l‘iu-odon- lloosovcll of Now ‘i'ork. (‘on
i1.'|'~.~‘lll:lll Nelson .\. llilmloy. chairman
of the house ways and Illl‘illl-l coinmltteo.
of .\lulno: Rutherford lluyosof Uhio. lion.
lad/oil of Pills-burg and Robinson burl.
of Toledo. .\Ir. llingloy suid ho oxpools
)‘vtlx'llilcy's clocllon to ho omphntiound
omrn‘lwlminu. llo aim oxpcots tho ncxt
b luso to ho llopubllcun and ugulnst frm-
silvm‘ by n largo nmlorilv. lb» is hopeful
that tho senate will be curriml in the gun
otol victory. Mr. Iloosovolt says tho lio-
)Irllllll'flli mntimoul in tho one! amounts
to n tldnlwnvo, and ho hollows it will
sump ovor :uul inaulf lilo \vvst. r-‘i-nnlor
Loduo predicted on unpm'odvutml liepoh
lb'un umjority in .\Iussuchu.~otts and com
p‘i-to victory in the notion for tho llopul)
licnn party.
Tnlk “’ltlt and About Ntuvrnsim.
HT. Lot is, (M. :l.-~-\’h'c l'ronidenl
Adlai Iii. l-‘tovcnuon has orrivi-d hole from
i'urllnuton. In.. whom he mm. with on no
sldom. in tho ooIbipsool' o reviewing stood
at tho m'mlrenlclmlol. lie was Hliuhtly
bruised. but m-iuuod nono Ibo worso for
his experience. A press ropnmontutivo in
l’ormmi him soon after his arrival at tho
. northern hotel of tho reports that. t-‘owoll
amd \l'mscn would resign or be dropped
from their ronpoclivo tickets and n cundi
date mlbstltuted who could bring the
votcrs of tho llomoi'rntltgund Populist pur-
lom together, llo sold, “This Is tho first
thntl hnvo board of tho nullter. and i
think it amounts to nothing more than
m-wspupor tulk." In roply to n uncutlon
whether if such action wall taken and the
nomination offered to him lm would no»
rcpt. fan-norm Stevenson sald' "'l'hln I»
hardly it fair question to ask nodor the
circumstances. [have not limit oll‘erod
the nomination. oordoi think I will be.”
Indiana (tom Democrats.
lMilAXAI'UiJs. (lot. :l.-~Tho stoic conb
onlucoof the National Iloinocrntlcpurty,
has decldrd not to put. a statotickot in the
hold. .\lr. Plckons. the memlu-r from this
district. and its clmlrnum. was tho only
one of tho lll who was in favor of making
‘ contributed to the free sllvci' cause so far.
m , - De , lie“ . _ .
at 3:33:11. ‘The Ienetdb'wlll he meant
an real a in“ about two , collage
at Music bangle is city and will devote
some time to the counties. He is already
advertised to speak at some of the county
mass meetings on the Eastern Shore dad
in western Maryland and will snake at
kill“ one address in southern suites.
Gold Mud-rd National Committee.
Grimace, Dot. 3.....The executive com
mittee of the National Democratic party
met here and selected aoumpalgn commit—
loo composed of Chairman Bynum 'of In
dimm, Vice Chairman J. P. Hopkins of
Illinois and I). ll. bowler of Minnesota,
W. ll. Haldcnmn of Kentucky. L. C.
lv'rautlicff of Missouri, L. M. Martin of
lown. W. I). Shelly of Michigan. '1‘. B.
i’shcr of Wisconsin, J. P. lx‘rcnzsl of In-
dlono, (l. V. Holman of Maine. it was
decided tomaku especial efforts to carry
Alabama for Palmer and Buckner.
Bow-ll (lives 820,000.
New YORK, Oct. 3.—'l‘ho World says
Uaiididatc Arthur Sewnll brought his
checkbook into use yesterday and ccntril»
utud $20,000 to the campaign fund. The
chockiwas given to Treasurer St. John,
end, while it does not represent all that
Mr. Scwull has given during the com-
pulgn, it is one of thcbigggst single sums
Doherty For Congress.
BOSTON, Oct. Il.——'l‘hc Democrats of the
Seventh congressionnl district nominated
lion. Philip J. Dohcrty of Chariostown
for congress.
Ii Town Nearly Destroyed by Fire on the
Island of Jamaica.
New YORK, Oct. :l.—'I'bc steamer Andes,
which has just arrived from Jamaican
ports, brings news of the great fire which
destroyed two-thirds of the town of Joe-
mci on Sept. 10, do and :21. At 10 o'clock
in the morning thonlurm of fire was given,
and every effort was made at once to have
it extinguished. There was, however, no
water, the supply, it is said. having been
stopped. The fire originated on the hill
ncor the cathedral and completely destroy
mi that edifice. 'I'bo flames burned son»
var-d. destroying all the houses and stores
between the hill and the sen. No water
could be obtained at any tinwduring the
fire, which raged from Saturday morning
until 'l‘ucsdoy night, when the Andes left.
(In that night the fire was still smolder-
ing. The loss sustained in estimated at.
Si-,000,illlil. The fire In supposed to he the
work of an incendiary. Grout (Institution
prevails. and it is fortunate that tho Andes
bud u largo cargo from Now York for that
p ace This was landed in time to rullevc
istruss and commanded a ready Milo.
Sultan Tells the Trunhlt's.
l’AItls‘, ()ct. :l.——'I‘ho Debuts conlulnu an I
account of an inlcrviow bad bv n Frcnch- i
man with tho sultan at (.‘oust..mlnoplo'
on Sunday. in which the Inill'l' declared '
that any civil or military olllccr convicted 3.
of falling to do his duty during the recent :
massacres in Constantinople would
published. The sultan is reported to burn
initial that the government would eudom or i
to introduce reforms gradually, and that
he would abide by all tho pledges contain-
t‘il in the treaty of Iiorlln, although rer- .
loin clauses in that irooty fuvomhlo to !
'l‘urkey had purposely been forgottcn.
’l'bo people of Europe, thosullnn pointml ',
out, were too apt to forgot"‘tho mutcrioi}
dillicultles hindering the clients of his i
pond will. ills Asiatic enipirc, he said, I
contained two provinces which \vcrc alcuo L
e goal in sizolo Franco. and several of tho I
distant vlluyois had scarcely any mode or ‘
le-logruphs. The different ldlosyncrusim ‘
lin ‘
um] osplrutlous of catch race in tho cmpiro l ' “
foul to he considered. 'I‘ho sultan strongly 1
rmpbusi/cd hisdcslro that there should ho :
grout improvements in the government ?
nntl in tho empire, and he, urged that. if
progress were slow it was doc to tho .\rlno~ '
minus having caused trouble.
‘llrnilt of Mrs. .\lt‘lllroy.
boxbox, flct. :;.-:\ dispatch from \'iou~
no to Tho Standard reports the death in ,
tho hospital thcro of Mrs. i‘onsfnuco .\Ic- T
i'ilroy. Mrs. Mohllroy had applied to tho
l‘nltcd Haiti's f'llllfilll, Max .ludd. for us-
.~i dance on last Monday. roprosonliug that
io-r bur-hand had not soul but money and
that she wns pcnnlioss. hits. .lodd. the
wife of thovonsui, gave her a bedroom.
win-to sho was found tho next morning j
ll:luflllfil‘lflllnlll'fi'i, it was supposed, from a 1
low of morphine. taken with suicidal ln- ,
tout. .\Ir. Judd has rccoivnd n tolcgrum
from Mr. .\lcl'liroy ut \l'ashlngton. spying I
that a draft for his wife was on tho way.
but no reply hm boon ri'Pflthlli from “hair
lnglou to u enlist-«pivot cubb- di~puin~h an
bouncing that flu» potiont Wits dying. l’nA ,
:mru which tho ilooonfiod Indy left show’
that tho sluicnn‘nts that she was in a (its 3
.lilllc condition vvoro not true.
)'
In II Tangle (”or (.‘nntrzwfs.
\Ymuixol'otv (lcl. lim'l'ho navy lil‘llfll'l‘ ‘
moot has got into n bud lnnulo owr ,
tho oword-ol conlrnv-ist‘or thi- now torpedo I
bv-uls uulhorixrd boat congress. 'l‘ho bids 1
wot‘o compllcntml lo Iii-um with, and to
cum to tho (liflicum’. uftoi' mo houds of tho
construction and engineering loo-mu had
goon corolully ovor thom ulul nmdo vccom~ '
momlulions for tho awards, tho llllf‘lll’lllihrl
ful bidders begun to nppoul In loroo to tho
.lcpurtmcnt and bnvo aummcdnd in having
lbo mutter vroponod. in mm cum in, host,
rousing tho rofcrenco of a bid to tho ut~
lornoy gomunl to pass upon it fornmlly.
l'ndor the law awards taunt bo modo and
Hip oonlrncls nlullod hv llct, but lllo lulost,
but from tho prmont aspect of the case it
will ho dilllcult to comply with the re-
.mlrcmont.
l
l
llouilllllce to Missionaries In I’M".
built, Porn. Oct. ll.—-'l’ho government .
bus ordorod tho profcct of Union to close .
innuodlntcly the English collogn thoro ‘
which was openmi by American mission
lrlos. A mob of excited fanatics gathi'rml
at Cuzco curly ln Septemlo-rnud lhrcnton.
N! to oxpol all American mlsaiolmrh-s
from tho place. Troops wuro called out on ;
that thou to save tho missionaries from .
harm. The action against tho English
college isolm of a long sci-Ion of boslllo
manifestations against the missionaries at
_ Cuzco.
Tons of Dried Finn flamed. i
Pom‘L/mn, hie. not. ll.--—~'f‘he fishbowl: ‘
.0! John Involt 3: Co, on i‘onmwrilol
wharf, torotlmr with its contents of drhul
fish, was destroyed by fire. The fish Worn
worth $15,000, and the building: Alison,
,ltrjoml Doubt It In tho Flt-MPH. Living
|l|l‘l,lillll§1lll.
lfllll nuuh- tho nilirmrivw -;'f“. 'r r
.l'lll ll: {aim- and lul‘tlh‘l‘ and humid
. Until it rhiritcul.
' ibowind ll x on! l'...~il\'lu in..kc H31! bolus
That Is the Top Notch of Boo
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v South Norwalk.
A remedy which alwaye'cures soon
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win the paper~and got no further.
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The age of the patient makes no dif-
ference. the stage of the disease no
obstacle. From backache to Bright's
Disease. through all the intervening
horrors. the result is always the same
~u cure. Something that helps is
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pic. The kidneys are affected from
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standing. too much sitting. a sudden
strain. a severe cold, and it begins-—
backache. ‘ So every condition of life
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in Doan's Kidney Pills, every stage of
the disease is curable. You need not
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Mrs. Lizzie Warner. No. 81 Wash—
ington street, South Norwalk, is a wid-
ow. whose income depends entirely
upon honest work. Hard work is never
envied by any one. and when there was
added to it backache. Mrs. Warner’s
lot was not a happy one. She says:
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drug store the last attack 1 had and
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way since taking Doan's Kidney Pills
and can recommend them to all women
suffering with backache and weak kid-
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Dean’s Kldncy Pills are sold for 50
cents per box. or six boxes for $2.50 by
all dealers. or mailed on receipt of
price by Fostcr-hlllburn 00,. Buffalo,
N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States.
Eczema of the scalp. or Scam Head,
even in its most EC'VI'l'I? form is never-
follinaly Cured by iloun's Ointment.
h:- surest specific for all itchiness of
llu shin
Thurman‘s BIRD.
‘l‘hing III lixiuiriu-c.-/ ;
l n 3' ll. scioulirf on llu‘ .\‘n'i‘o‘t tho other
no: and mitt-d him “'lll‘llll'i‘ lu- bclb-h-d
a u- w - to lh‘ n nirly within tho izr‘Hp of
th» ll.o~‘:u~i (inane ol our (lily—"lift! luvu
v.l. urn i "will: to must-r :lw w. rot of Ho-
llc ropliwi in lilo :iilirnmtiw
F.
'Wu: shrill noon fly." be mill. "but." be
:i blml, ‘ llll'f‘lllnrs only. study nnturv's
niuz-hlm‘e more- n-urclszllv if tiny would win
mniplclc sum use :I. flail lino. 'I'hvy should
study the {riddle bird. for lnslum‘o. It
loom-r in tho uir llltlll may otlwr cr-votun'
lbw win-2s tho othorml i'illiL Iio'vond
omibt it i4 tho liven-s! (Him: in cxi-‘tcncv.
"l'rmslni: tho .\il: .:.v- in is thy and n
night would l‘f' mm on; u: :i holy clip.
I? ’t'.lll'lll llo maintaining a ruin of n-uzl‘ly
l 1.". mibm‘ on bvo 3 for nlmost 3.!an nnbw
i.’ would bo soul. u filli‘Wl subpoena-‘11? us
.only boon tlruumcd of so for, "\‘on by
lb: wildcat enthusiasts. And yet if is do-
rluml by some who are familiar with tho
iriruto bird that hlil'll o flight is quin-
niihiu lIh‘ powoi‘.
‘ “in body of tho bird is not much lul'ur"
:(l )‘i'l when ll~ “ion"
ll'n‘ sproul for flight tho tig-uuvol'uliy mm o
1.x: upu.t, l‘nloi'lunulcly for on :u'comlo‘
umusui'muom i it ruin of spud whvn ii?-
i g: all it.» hut. ll is Lot :lll-l:.’i‘.1{'l‘}' lord
but sumo cullwi—lm‘ls uuungr :ro] iml bird
llilllli‘l‘~ lnu- I2. I l:il‘,‘(i the bvlivf lbul with
Lil hour. which nobbl hc Ming: lwii-o fir;
but us \vonbl lit‘ Yo‘l'~‘.~.<'ll'}' to go from Now
“fork to Ln: :'pool in :.‘l hours. Hilton: not
w l “Hill-lad!" l hm' ll.“ ruin :it’ 177» miles
in hour. uml f’l.l""~ of filly ill”. but oil
riv (but if H ilu x‘ml'llvly l:i:-\l."—-lh-lrnlf
'ri-c l’l‘cw.
.863.
5°13“ Leading
NONI IUT
Milli‘nery
THI:
3:37... . , AND LOW¢IT..
.‘ cocoa ‘ . ... PRIC as
I sou: OIOIk Store! PREVAIL.
We are now showing 21
Ladies’, Misscs’
full and complete line of
and Children’s ‘
d-CLOAKS-r
We extend to all a cordial invitation to inspect
our
line.
H. KRIEGER,
FAIRFIEL‘D Comm . . l
- - uncut serum
43 Wall Street, Norwllk, Bonsaig
Capital. ut‘ l0.()00 ,
incorporated. 1824
EDWIN O KEELER, President.
UAVII) H MILLER, Vice-Preet ‘
L. C. GREEN nibble-1'
DIRECTORS.
alums O Kitsum, Mouse M. Gamma.
DAVID B: MILLER A J. MEEKER,
lo“ FmJous itxtnwmn. 'l‘mco. E. SMITH.
us COLE, (Inns F‘ ’l‘uisrnsn
Minimum. of Manufacturers, Merchant.»
and Individuals goliolwd
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
l) 8 iv
o. w. RAYMOND,
"Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
.3 Washington Dtroot.
50 Norwolk.
“Million“! Mahaokomo Hotel
in l .
Shorty Sherwoodpllatterl
Uccnplesa portion of E Gunnwskl'e
uni-c. come-v :f Well and Weir-v '5'»,
Vuyvvull‘, f‘nl. no” «4- ‘hr mime
t. Hula I . . u 1H6
l «a.
You Don’t Have To Swear on,
say s the St.» Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-Tanc. the
buttons folnu'l‘n habit cure. "W's know
«'1. many case-s cnmd by
Who. 3 prmmnc-nl St lmulr‘ ill‘t'lllll‘i‘l,
..ookmluud uhmwd for (Wt-my years;
or hlchun-d him so that even the
quell of lobiu‘i-o lllllkl‘b lnvn e‘lf'k," 5o-
".. link will Mot miumnfm-vl b} R. H..
Pinislnd. .\‘ooure no pay, HiwL fin,
Stirling Remodv (to. Nrw Yuri- or
Chicago. .
'Ilup “i‘fll-‘l‘ of security against sudden
viocrgom-irs from ('mup uuo loom-bills.
foil by those who are provided Willi :l
bulb» of Ayor's Cherry Protorul. would
b» (‘lli’llllly purchased at ten illlll‘S the
WM ofthul H'llimlv In all lung rom—
piuiots, it is prompt to not and sure to
rum
’I‘lu-om‘sufcurv may llt diel‘uwrd 4v
It'llglll by physicians. but the hililt‘l‘t‘f'~,
oonl quick rn-ln-f; and (mo Minno-
l'ough t‘urc will give it to them. .\
mic cure for childri-n. If is “thoonly
harmless remedy that prmluvos llllllli‘fl~
boo n‘sults." E. P. Wood and (‘1.(7
stzllmu.
Some days nothing will "come out
right." from lib- limi- you I'lb“ nil you
l'i'ilrt‘. on to one, tho lruillle‘ is m
[iv-nun"; “no Grist For [licks-mi. i
ill l‘u looking of Low hooks during our i
v ..ilm Hour \\12\ u wod. lvlwri mini; *Hil',
(‘l‘vfi d' v 1 l . lil"!\"ll“. I'll hoi‘ :l~= nuibm‘l
lilil‘. lb v...~' u ple‘h‘icnt pmh‘ lx'i:.u,'
'tg mopm'vd tho habit or prowling
momui London Hi oizhl \vlo‘n ho was suf
Elihu: from Iv-uuonio. floc- ul'lornoon \w
lnu'pw-lod llo- p’.~1izrcu:|llcryof Lord ILiI'o
luy's rcsidoio-o lll‘:ll‘ lindrihill. A long!
lino of finally poi‘ll‘ulis ovli-niiod lsucl; to,
tho l‘l'llh'lllli'l'w. lowing tho ("llll'l hullm,
tho ”rho worriorsmul stern jndizcs, it “old-
l‘ll lllilf’t‘il boy mud will us if pulmml \viill
whllshinc. .\ IlIliril‘ ultrm-lml our lllil'IlIlHll
iothoothor coil of tho room, llllll thorn
\vos u bot' ”to exact dupllculi' of tho pic
turn. llmdilouuws hovim: lll‘l'll reproduced
ulior many gt‘lli'l'nllllllfi. "'l but will Illill‘I
ll. good story." wild llii'lu'lH llti m- strollctl
through lilo purl». “'inkl‘ tlu‘ boy of tho
picturoumi put him through hismlwnm
form in tho olden flows. First, volume.
'l'bou lolo- tho modern boy. identical with
lo» omwlov in :lillll‘lll'nlli‘i‘. mind. lush-n
.ool moruh and lb w-rlbn his llilVi'lltllI’l‘sl in
our limos owl l-llHW how environment ill
loci». lilo sunwi in if iron. I mind lnlk
ful-a rvm- o til: ('lllll'll‘h Ill-:uln, llo would
do if; ulorioiol‘.',”» Nrphon li‘isko in in
div! lions .lvurizlzl.
(t
A (loud I’ric’ntl
_ To all
llousckccpcts.
Ben Ami
THE MODERN CLEANER
M
llcmovch~ dirt
”Senfinei...
ioumt'lf Your blood is in bud comb-
Ii» n. and Moor oruun sum-rs ‘in (minin-
quvm‘o \Vlml you bond is llw cit-nus.
nos. invigomnm: inllucucc of .\yri‘s
Surmpcrilin.
For
the .
Best
Printing
Leava Vouv
Order at
tho
. . . . “Office
CETORIA
”cliniciani‘lml-rfmlr (My...
Nw'l‘o- Bar. -
Mahackcmo Hotéll Block,
South Norwalk.
55+ and 556 Main st., Bridgeport Conn.
J. O.JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calclmlner
Painter.
DEALER III
wALl. PAPER AND BORDERS
1 NORTH mam eraser
ilnlllh Norwnlh.
mmplr Hcmkmvl Lat/ml Styles of Puprrs
vtordcr.h and Gill Mnnblinm mkrn ti
._. rib-0h fwr inopI-clinu, .1, n tlf'v Iv. «...-1,.
'Vh
takes out ink, paint,
. i;ir,pit.'h,grc13e f I. ‘1 .
:uhl .\lflllls from 3‘5POTIHE .
‘ MEANS;
. pets quickly and
' mmplclcly and
En Vevcr Leaves .1 Ring
II "" ' . ‘ _
clothing and car-
5 .
106., 256., at Drug
nnd llry GoudsStorea
Samples mulled, 5c.
v
f’
.‘Jut inlluziinm :.c.
a L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
~ cm ~ -«.oso».. M
Sold by A Dac‘kormun Si tion, So No.
walk: Finnoy 8! llonvdil-t. Noruulk.
D O R L O N H O U S E
oREoon's POINT.
Nos open for tho M‘ihfiilIl of NW» N'hnre I‘ll.
ours. ltlnuln Hunt! Pinnibukim linililffl.‘
[hurting and l"l.~llllil£. l.lc¢'triv.c:ir~ in tin
hon-imam lu'nntv minim-9. .l in H I" ‘ I
VAN. Mann-var. mil tf
PhysiciaolotWomea
use. cafe. a GUILFORI
' Hll he v’l’lw
‘4': Numb STREET. Hunxmwm (.‘ilax
- inn. !
twillhll‘irl‘ 1i "9"
.. m h 7,». w n mu “\‘Vl
\llnlln\
.. l"‘l‘l i- \ ll‘Klliltl ,li)“i|‘i.‘.l
, n! I ll.l‘l’v‘r‘: nul- i'de rim la liar
’ o inn-l unlawfully Ludo-- Milton
up i llll'oll) flil‘l’it‘lil in lloI «'x will. "Hilr
wiJiuiIford In the drunk! mulliiom-o. a"
lit-insurance oi rci'oivinu the ill-mi skillful .o
wioutoh' treatment known to m-wicrn ~Airpor-
li'll mmilclno Homo corn with nurse for
osbwl when mpdrod. Term:i modoruh
\ll lottpra prompt v ropliml f“ [vb-boa» ~furw
.un! l'
'I .,
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.
Cruzlouh- of I‘liilmlolphiu Dental (bulb-nu
llcutistr) I’t’l'llll‘lllL‘ll in oil ii 5
llronchcs.
TEETH EXTILM'TIII) WITHOUT I‘Allt
llui'viu's New lliowk, \l'uvblngtou street.
Sm'nilll llvo'i‘
Ilcntul rnome \vill ho open l.ugu~t‘l:th. all :51.
SOUTH NORWILK - - -
»- 'SAVINGS BANK
at Washington Stroot.
Open daily from 9 i0 12 a. "L. and from
1 to :l o. m., and on Monday evening!-
from 7m s.
lute-rent showed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS i’rest.
Jon): M. Fannie, l'lce l‘rost.
mm! H KNAPP. See. and Tram.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
U N D E RTAK E R
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwnlk, A . . . .
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM rl‘l'flhl'F
l‘hlLlll’HONE CALL, 11
Conn.
Jacob ill. Layton, ,
Fire. Life and
Aooldont
insunanczn
'Rul Estate and House‘ Agent
()«reao Steamship Tickets, and Sterllnc
Drafts loans Ncuotlutcd
and Htmlks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Noxf to Post illllce,
Hill'TH‘ NURWAIIK. : z z : CONN
anrv Public. Acknowlwlumwta ’l‘okei
.‘h
‘ and killed himself here.
He Comes toiR‘eplace Sn
Apostolic Delegate.»
WILL ASSUME DUTIES AT 0!
The nepresentatlve of Born. In ”it ,
ed States 3 Passenger an the 0m
Compute—Received Without m
by the Papal Location of Walking!“
NEW YORK. Oct. 3,—Mgr. Home.
Martinelli, apostolic delegate to “with
man Catholic church in the United sum
the successor of Cardinal Setolll,‘ hum
rived in this country, coming by the Oil! .
nerd line steamer Compacts. He W“ cm ; ‘
at quarantine by Mgr. b‘barettl and. Mk. ‘
Rocker of the papal legatlon at Wilbur
ton and conveyed to the house of Arch '
bishop Corrigan in this city and It‘ll!"
brief sojourn left for Washington and»
soon as practicable will report to Cardin“
Butclli, whom he succeeds as the" pope's,
representative in this country. '
There is a report that the new apofinllo
delegate brings with him the appointment . .
of a successor to the late Bishop Ryan at ‘
Bunnie. Two names have been mentioned ,‘
CA RDINAI. MARTINELLI.
for this positionmthc Rev. Dr. Quigley,
rector of the Buffalo cathedral. and the
Right Rev. John M. Farley, vicar general
and auxiliary bishop of New York.
More Anthorlty Than His Predecuool'.
Cardinal blartinolll, it is said, has higher
powers than those delegated to Cardinal
Hatolli. as the new arrival is empowered
by the pope to establish afull ecclesiastical
court for all cases relating to the church
in America.
There will be no appeal from the do~
cislons of this court, as Archbishop Marti-
neill has a letter from the pope which
gives him full power on this side of the
Atlantic, and this- finds favor with the
American Catholic clergy, for cases which
new formerly referred to the congrega-
tion of the propaganda at Reine will now
be heard by judges who understand the
conditions existing here and will there-
fore be able to make allowances for them
in rcudering decisions.
The appointment as apostolic ablegato
was delivered to Father Martinelli on
Aug. 2:} last, and he at first refused to no-
copt it. but. after an interview with his
holiness, Leo Xlli, he changed his mind
and decided to accept. lie was consecrated
archbishop of Ephesus on Aug. 30, and
was then ordered to sail for this country.
Archbishop .\Iartinelli is the ninety-
nlnth prior general of the order of the
Augustinians. which reaches back totho
year 12:34. lie was born Aug. 20, 1848,
in the parish of liorgc Saint Anna, in the
province of Lucca. Tuscany. Ills brother,
the hue Cardinal Tomaso Maria Mar-
tinelli, and Aurelius, the younger son of
tho family. also became Augustinian
friars.
The new ablogato wont. to Rome when
he was but 1.3 years old and entered the
Augustinian ordcr, whore he took high
honors as a student and was a professor in
the college for some time. In 1871 he won
ordzunrd a priest. lie was made rector
of the Irish college at Rome in 1871
and in ism was made prior general of the
.\ugustiuiuns. .
Mgr. blurrinciii's home is at St. Mo-
nicas, Home. lie was in this country in
1593 and spooks English fluently.
Girls Found Him Dying.
Axsotvm, Conn, Uct. 3.—Morris P.
iirny, one of the loading manufacturers of
dross stays in tho .\‘uugutuck vullra, shot
Ho went to the
collar of his factory, and a moment after
ward in shot was board. The girls employ-
mi in the shop found lirny lying on the
floor, with both hands graspingu revolver,
one hand on the stock, tho other on the
barrel. A bulb-t hole in the copier of the
forehead told the story. I-Io died before ll
physician orrlvod. liruy told a fricndu
day or twoogo that howas in financial
iiilliouitios. und this is supposed to have
been llmt'unsc of his not. Many of his
friends say it was on accident.
Murderer clients: the Hallows.
'I'i'xxnaxxouu. l'u., (lot. :l,~—l<‘erdiuand
(Tlouoptuviro. u li‘rcnchnmn, who was
soniinod lo lhouomly jail for tho murder
of iionjomin ('artcr, committed suicide
by taking loudonum. It is not known
how ho secured ihedrug, but a bottle con-
taining a small quantify was found in his
clothes. lie murdered Carter at Skinners
Eddy on tho night of July :l. The grand
jury had indicted Chmuptuvlro, and his
trial was to bavo taken place in Novem-
bor. His crimo proyod on file w
Ex polled l-‘rom the Coal T .
l'nlminnJ-ins, not. :l.~At a meeting
of tho Pennsylvania illtumlnous Coal u-
soclntlon hold hero W. II. Piper Wile ex-
oollml, and the resignation of ColonebJ.
b. fipangfcr was requested. Both were
charged with having out tho rate. ill) cents
a gross ton. adopted last April when the
wagon of the minors wm-o raised. The
fortiior wasnno of the organizers and a
director of the association.
Sultan mnu English Sentiment.
Lemmy. (let. :l.——'I'hc Colistantlnople
correspondent of The Times says: “Every
indication points to a renunciation by the
Turkish government of a conciliatory
policy toward tho Armenians Expulsion!
among the lovmr orders continues, Il—
thcugh on a reduced scale, and ones“ ex-
tend new to bunkers and other wealthy
classes. So much for the agitation in
England. "
Jurors Thought the Killing Justlfllblla
l . l ‘ i k r hi i a l f tb in .1 hi i n u l i hum commiml pa" (M in'ibniinhm
wnswm‘slqru .H‘; : My 3 ‘ii."‘i“‘l-- mm“; o t i: cl. a mug) ovoru o emcs be t usurancc on one | o m l m to no. a b on, who his loan on iris or t e
ltppmdlv. ’ * lhn-ntlal gold stumlnrd Democrats of this i ‘ ~~~~~ .- » ...... ~ . ‘v o I , it For Infant. and Childnn, WANT ANYTH' "0 ? wick on the charge of murdering Willa:
' ' ' ,i-lty attended the int-cling and urged that l “alumni-e Wins the First. 0 ‘ “m ' No need m, Adverfipp Patterson. was acquitted. Lyon had Idl-
ln lit" "harm" "l ”W "W“"V‘mfm i-aiulldatm for state Omen?! 110 named. ' list'rlunns. (lot. :l.-—-'l'ho firs-i pnmn of Glass Metals 'm {w in the South Norwalk pectcd Patterson of being intimate with
up. up] 3m; many .«bilmrhmd? " ' * “r the ’l‘cmplo cup scrim; hotwocn Ho; liahl. , ’ ’ null. :19! ' hill wife, and, returning home MN! 0'“
.‘ilu‘ gapiivcringr with chlinishmlr.).-0li. ilorman ‘0 "I'M" V“? “'15". mnrp flllfl (V'lgwdmyd mun-t mu played at without ll SCI'R‘CH. “”3“" m “g?”- E vanlng night, found Patterson Imndlng In W
i ii Wits poor! l'upo mid he never had; Hammock. Urt. :l.-—it it announced l'nltmpm‘k nndplncmltothc moan, pf the , ' o -
lmii opposite Mrs. Lyon‘s room. Without
q mom has: mom Men to death.
Sentinel. ‘
out-h a HID of colic: as we not at Zermatt. ' to- (Ilmlnoau flan-t- Wollm Rush of the vhmnnhml M "In some of ’2 to l
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