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Evening sentinel, Sunday, October 4, 1896 · page 3

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wen-common»!
ammonium

Miler Jennie Osterbanks, of Spring
Hilbfill (if chills and fever.

Hr. Johnson and family, of West
Main street, have moved to Boston.

Chauncey Flatt Is fitting up the new
town court room in the Gazette building.

Robert 111.111.1111; has resumed his
studies at the New York Dental college.

St. Paul's Industrial school commenc-
ed its sessions Saturday afternoon with
a good attendance.

Henry N. Rider, of Westport avenue,
will wheel to Daubury‘, Wednesday, and
attend the fair.

The suit of Chamberlain vs. Cornwall
was on trial before Judge Frost, at Nor-
walk, lust S““§‘f‘¥:-.._-

Constable Hunt took Frank Sher-

wood, an cleven-year-old Norwalk boy,
to the Reform school, Saturday.

The Hanlon Brothers have bought the ‘

remaining portion of the building they
recently purchased of Platt Price.

 

F. Gordon Mead will sail for Caracas.
Venezuela, October 14th, in‘ the interest

~ of the Liquid Fuel company, of London.

Welter Hubbard who was taken in-
sane and removed to the almohouse, new
refuses to eat. It is feared he will starve
himself to death.

The Norwalk liquor dealers held
another meeting, yesterday afternoon,
to perfect the details of their fight
against no license at the polls, today.

 

Mrs Elizabeth Gray, aged eighty-six,
mother of Aaron Byington,ishuh1 and
hearty. She had her picture taken by
Photographer Lewis. recently, at his
studio. .

The Silvermines and Ridgefields play—
ed ball at Silvermiue, Saturday, the
latter winning by a score of 7 to '3. A
dance in Guthrie's Hull followed the
game.

.101... N. Woedruil‘, of Sherman, is
the Republican candidate to sucrei 11
Senator Bernd, of the Fifteenth district.
The nomination was made in Newtown.
Saturday.

The Twelfth senatorial convention in
Stamford renominated George 1'}. Loans-
bury, of Ridgefield. Frederick E. Tay—
lor was nominated for judge of probate
of Stamford

Dr Watson. the author of “Beside the
Bonny Brier Hugh,” under the nom c’e
plume of “Ian McKlaren." is daily de
livering lectures to large audiences in
New Haven.

Among the Norwalk riders entered in
the bicycle races at the Danbnry Fair,
tomorrow. are II. M. Byingion, William
Shepard, It. L. Wehrlc and W. A
Gunther. ‘

James Mitchell, of Norwalk, missed
his horse Saturday night, and thought
it had been stolen. Later he learned
that it had been quartered in Prof.
Brennan's stable by his son.

During the month of September the
price of coal rose from $13 per ton to
$5.50, and there are promis- s of a future
rise being forced by the Morgan trust
Tl111~1 111-1101: 'I more than last your :11
this time.

It may bewell into November before
the Barnum dc Bailey circus-1 returns to
winter quarters. The show will stop
in Huntington, 11111.. on October I7.
and will then stop for two works in
Chicago.

There in :1 state law that prohibits the
existence of a saloon within two hun-
dred feet of :1 public school or public li-
brary. The 1 1w is likely to allot-1' D1111-
iel Hnnlou 11nd Jan-111.4 (.‘ullo‘su who!) they
attempt to renew their licenses this fall.
provided the town does not go no liconsv
today.

There will be 11 meeting of (hob n—
tionnl council of the Knight-1 oI (clum—
bus at the bill-'1' of Grand Secretary
Daniel (.‘olwell, in New Llaveu, Tucs-
day, October 1i. Arrangements are who
made which are necessitated by the con-
tinued rapid growth of the order, and
the question of its entrance into the
111111111111 liold is to be discussed at length.

 

" The [1an Ben mains Ms Electrics wlt ."
PURE, STRONG. RELIABLE.

111 II o verdict arrived at l y
L 'hcinical Ancly 1:. of

305 BAKING

POWDER

Economy Health and Satisfactory
lit-11." 1. 11 :1111 ml its um ,
1.111.411" were or '
I}. ll. 308.1; i hold lieu London. Conn.

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TEE POPE PAVIIIB SHORT rum

”Rhianna ln one." the Reno- I'or Blah-
Gp Keane's Removal-11. In Croat-II an
Archblahop and one": .- Atoll-plum.
pal flee ». his. 1.. Home.

Wasmso'ros, Oct. Ii.-—Bllbop Keane,
rector of the Catholic University of Amer-
Ioa. makes the. following statement con-
cerning his withdrawal from the head of
that Institution:

Since my withdrawal from the rector-
shlp of the Catholic l'ulversity of America
will probably be regarded by a considera-
ble pcrtIon of the American public as a
matter of some Interest to them and since
‘unuuthorlzcd statements are apt to be
misleading, I deem it my duty to state
brlelly and clearly the facts of the case:

011 Sept. :28 I recolyod through hls emi-
nence, (“ordinal Glbbonu, 11 letter from
our holy father, Leo XIII, of which the fol-
lowing Is 11 translation:

"1'11 ()nr Venerable Brother, John Joseph

Kenna, Bishop of Aju‘seo:

Verso/1111.11 Bno'runn ‘-——- Health and
apostolic benediction. It Iscustomarytbat
Incy who are appointed to preside over
Catholic universities should not hold the
oflioo In perpetulty. This custom has
grown up through wlso reasons, and the
llumau pontiffs have ever been careful
that It should be adhered to. Since there-

 

BIHIIOP KEANE.

1111-11 venerable brother, you have new pre-
ruled for sove‘rnl yl'llli over the univvrsily
:.t \Iuehingtcn, in Ilii: lir t11~t.1bl'1~l11111nt
1.11d subsequent development of which you
Iznvu shown lnudnblo 11ml and diligence,
I1. has n‘i'tlllltlll best that the above 1111-11»
tinned 11115111111 should not be deported
from null that unolhi'r, whom 111111111 is 111
I111 3111131111111 to us by the bishops, should be
oppoimi-d to snow-d you in this honorable
position. In order, llllWl‘l't'l‘, that, in your
Laughing this olIii'v. due regard may be
ind to your person and your dignity, W11
have determined to ole-min you to thc
mob of 'arubblsbop. Iii-lug solicitous ((11
.our f21111r1151'1'lfm'e, tvu 1111m- il to your
own frw1:I1id1-u1-i1hurto remain in your
1cm country 111', if you prefer It, to (1111111
..1 Rome. If you ('llllllhn Ibo fornu-r, 1w
'.vill‘dosliue for you 111111111:irtzhleplsropnl
1:11. by vote of Ilw bishops of tho l'nlh'd
: totes. If you prefer the latter, we shall
1311111111111 you 1111M. lovingly and will place
11111 1111111111: tho cousultors of tho magn-
, aliun of studies and the congregation of
“13111 propaguudn, in both of which you
mulil do much for the interests of religion
i 1 the I'uilml Sintm. ln Ibis lath-r ruse
1:11 would aim assign 11111.11 Fulluhlu n'm-
121111 for your honorable nininu'unnw.

(fonlhlrlitly trusting, \1111111'1hl11 brother,
lent you will iii-1111111 L-lllu‘, our administra-
1 1'11 11111 with hearty good will. we most
lwiugly l11~IUIV upon ~11111 the apostolic
Ivnvdh'iion, 11.111 llll‘llgt‘ (if our pniornnl
iitchiion.

(liven 111 Home. from $1 I'vh-r's, thi~1
if.ll1dny11f .r'i-pli-mbir. in lllu lllllt‘ll'l'lllll
5.:1r of our pontilh'nlo.

1.1.11 XIII. Pope.
lllslmp Ka'ilno'o lit-ply,

'l'hi' mart day l mailed in the holy father
11 r.~pIy, of wl1i1-I1 lbw following lu‘ 11 min-1
I .rion:

llosr Ilo1.1 I1‘.-1.'ra11=1:-—lli.-1' I'Iminmu-o.
(’nrdlunl lillllulfh’. Iniudi d 11111 Ibu- I1111or In
which your holiness Iris 111:11lok1111w11111
11111 that my :lIlIIllIIlrlrllll'vll o.’ till-1 univor
.11Iyuowr1unns to .1111 I'IlIl, that. another
1' ctor is to be appointed.

\l'hhout :1 111.11.119.11. of hesitation. Inc
12'311 Ibo will of your hollow-as in the mat
t 1‘ 11.1411 innnlfustniion of the prnvl1l11111'1-
111‘ Hod and from this Imiuni l ruslgn Into
the lands of l1l11 111nin1-u1'11, tho 1-!111111'ellor.
1111- olliw of I'I'Cbflf', with all rights thereto
111111111111;

"lbnnkinu your hollue» for the freedom
of il'ioh 11 grnmvd 11111 l iii-111,11 to r1 111: do
in my own country. and, inormn'nr, with
1 nt any official poslilou ti'liotsopyor, in
Iron-pulltv and worn. Your bolluusfl
12111111. hummus-11min I'briat,

.loIlX .1. Kane, lllr‘llllll of Ajasso.

Suppleun-ntlngthe letters, Illshop Keane
Boys:

“1 WI-l('mllll my ri-leiun'froin the ollico of
rl'nltll‘ of tho unIv11'1-1I1y wltb profound
grnrltude both to tllvlno provldom'cnml to
”w pope. While I always regarded Its du-
lies as n labor of love. they had grown to,
11.1 far beyond my strength and ubIlIty.
and tho du-IIvr-rnuco from the burden I111:
I't'flpollsu In mnn‘y prayers. l ““1111 tun lnyltl,
11 soldier to ml; to be rolloved from my
post, no math-r what Ito dilllenltlcs. but
fuelling that my blue yum-11 of straln 11nd
Hfllltlllllllfl In the W1 11k bud brought 11111
close to the 11nd of my brain and nerve
perm-.1, I wns fully ready IchIcomowImt
hue been dorm. I shall now enjoy some
thumbs of greatly needed root on the I'm
clllu 111111111, leaving all 111111111 for the future
to :1 later «Into.

“Hf ronrm noono needs to lmnssurcd
that the anIon of the holy father Is
prompted not only by personal kindness
toward myself, but Men by earnest 11111ch-
tullc for the best Interests of tho universi-
15'. 1111 believes In "rotntlon In olllco,"
111: all I'II'IllIllfil' men must. lie know-1 the
evils of allowing any olllclnl. and l'l-Ipf'fllllh,
Iy the hood of 11 university. to fos'dllve at
hlu pawl. 111111 In this all 11111111acknowledge
his wisdom. HlH enlightened prudence.
and that of thutrusti'i-s who have to pro
11ml the nominations, 11 Ill be sure to select
a rumor i'n 11v11r5'w11yll1t1'd to guldn the
Work In full and l'nlh-r 111111110111. From
the peaceful ruth'cuuuit'whlcb I trust I
burn minnwbnt norm-d, I shall over weigh
, lts progress with Ilnnlmtvd Interest.”

’I llI‘ cum-pt lII‘llr'f rim-111;: some of the
[1111111311 111 I'nlh db 111i Wurliiugton lethal
one «'1' the memo-1 for Bishop lirnne‘n 1-1111-
3 location mnv he found In bl: z'o iteration

 

 

nann-

1m 1111
thing time with him. for his attitude on 1.3, ,
Coverstb Same Territory

the win umhlal loll-Ml 1111-1111011. It
is snorted that Mgr. O'Connell. factually
the rector of the American callus at
Home, has at last I t In. position because
of the hostility of heigwho are opposed

and that the retire.
l is another evidence
t7. . 13qu Keane In said
to have been a lluppoflur of Arch-
bishop Iril’fn‘if” 6 his official note and
mm: the latter supported Blrhop Keane In
all he dld. The ofllcluln of the Catholic
legntlou here and Cardinal satelll decline
to make any statement .In regard to the
ruelgnatlon and declare that the news was
a matter of utter surprise to them.

1111111110! Bishop
of their h

 

What Blsbop Ireland 'l'lulnlu.

Hr PAH, not. 11—411 an Interview rc-
yardIng the rcelgnutlon of Bishop Keene,
.-\rcbl1lshop Ireland said 11111111111 telegram
making the announcement was mislead
leg: that the pope's letter simply estab—
lishes for the Wnehlngton university the
rule, which generally obtains In other
I'nthollo universities, that the, term of
ollicc of rector be limited to a fixed num-
ber of years.

"The reasons for a rule of this kind are
obvious," said he, "a university Is too
Important an lustitutlon to be at any time
constrained under a plea of personal rights
or bersonal malty to retain as its rector n
man who would be no longer the host to
be found. The present constitution of the

Washington unlversltyoponlllos no limb.

of time for the holding of the ollice of rec»
tor. 'l‘bls debut will be remedied at the
next llluullng of the directors, not. L'l
the some meeting lllshop Keane will bu,
beyond all doul1t,cbo.-1en to be his own
nieccssoi' and the election will be also he-
511ml all doubt ratllhd by the Roman an
thoritles.

"lib-bop lwnno I11 thoroughly lib-milled

with the university. IIIs' success In Iliu
whnlnistrntion of the ullnirs of tho insti-
tution basin-.1111 marked. 'l'o dlsnssoclate
him now from the uulwrslty would ho to
doom it to dunth. No IYuthollydorgvmnn
I11 the Country could do the Work which
I111 i4 doing 111111 which I111 will continue to

aim"

When Informed later of the gist of Web
Archbishop ln'lzuul 3

11p Klein-1‘s stun-11111111,
odd that he would not change l1i~ inn-r-
'.low.

THE SUPREME COURT.

 

Some Notable (turn to (‘mnc1 Before the. :

lllgli lulenl Tribunal.
WAsuixc'rox, 11ct. 51,—Aftcr a four
months" recess tho l'nited 511111-11- supremo
'ourt will reconvene .Nlonony tbi- I'ith
out, for (lumber term.

now In the 1'11}.
3 .ol11bI1 be 11 full bomb .11 the b1 "111111111:
if 1b1- term.

{lt‘

The court docket now contains 1'1171 r1141": '
moinst TIII at tho beginning of Inst y1-:1r'~' .3
Yet-dun 111r111,1nulnf 11111111271 I arunlromly ‘

been argued and snbmllled 11ml 111-11 1111,-
‘oz'u lin- rourt f1r derision. 11 would.
.UIVHVN‘OI‘,
~21u11inl bu any Ill'lflnllllls in the
bay of the silllug. When the president Is
in the 1111', [be 111.1111
tin-<5 1-11 the first day of the term beyond
making 11 formal r‘aIl at the White llnuill‘.

'l'lm ( 'llll)lvt1llll regular lllli' L111 11 ill boulu
111 ’I apathy and will 111111i111m during
remainder of the \11 1' k.
'l1-~11 In- :«uspi-udml in urdv'r m lu'or Inuru

first M1111

11.1.11: cows of 11 him tlu r1 1r1'i1I_\vbi.'h -

‘|;1\'1'l1111n i'rlbui'l lxtllt 11ml;1 '111111 for tho sri'
oml wool; of the t1 r111
~p11t'lnl list arc the 121511 of thi- l nitml
rlatos versus the ”recon 11ml I'nlilornln
ilnllrond company. known us. "lhu (Jund
rum case,” and Involving the company's
111ml grunt; In cases from Ohio and I
from Indiana to1~11joi11.1l111.asses-mom and

olim-tlou of taxes against mph-11" and '

l Ingroph oonnuiulce, I from South (.‘nru-
1111.1 involviuc 1I11- 11111-111nil-nudityof1'1-r-
111111 ports 11l' llu1 Illeponsriry lnu‘: tho l‘nlt
-d Hum-1 \i-rsuus tho II1-Il‘l'1'h-plume 1111111-
111113‘. \1'l1l1'l1 ls' :1 suit 111121111114 :lu- lh-i'
iiurr path-lit; the I nllml ‘.r‘luu's \‘1'1'51141i11-
l Iii-1H l'111'lll1‘, Ilm “Io-11111 11ml >l.
Hill the Sioux I'ity 111111 :41. Paul llullronll
'Illllldlllll'n to 1'1'~1111'1-i11tl11- l'mlwl 511111111
11111“! lauds :illi'gi-d to burn lll'Illl illnuzillv
1.111111111d.:1ud nlw M'Yl'l‘lllllllll‘llNl‘llllllulll
M 11:11-11» of :1 crinruol nature.

I: is prvsuun'il that 1111 Monday.

IUIII. somuof [11111111111111 which have already 1

been submitted will be lll'l‘llll‘ll. 'l‘lmi'c 11-1
1-311'1'lnl inl- 1'1'~'t. '111 III-1twolrx'igulionHim-e

from I'nlilornln inwlving tho 1-1111511111- .-

liomillly of the Wright irrigation low.
I1IlI1'l‘I‘1Is'1'H11l' mun-r111 liuporloni'n-1vl1l1'li
bow run-'lu'd this 5111.211 of progress are llll‘
freight elevator ruse from M-brnsku. the

“use Involving the thin to ah" site of tho "
1\l1' 1'11 11 and tho ‘

shy of 51111111 I'1-..\1:w
I. :-11 lido Iln~ 1' 111111111113 can from 5’1 I 111111

The (nmullnu If wallic Stillm.

.\lo.\ 91:1..1L. 11111. .‘m- '1 I111 11111111111111 l'u
111111 telegrnphvrs‘ 51 rlko 1111111111 but much
longer, according lo the 11Ili11l11l.~' of Ibo
l'II1'Ill. 'l'bcy claim that on lhrm- dbl-ions,
the Quebec and Ontario and fr‘nn tho #1111.
In Siulbury, 11.1'11rythi111,1 to working in Ilrd
"luau :1bnpu, and on- ollwr divisions mat—
11'snronppronrhingn normal n'oudiiimi,
"'rI-Igbi Is now balm: 1111111111 I11 pretty
good shupn. Squads of special IIOIItil-lllllllrl
haw gonn' north from this I'lly 11111! To
routo In the North buy and Mull-pry (II-1:
trims. whore lroubls- always 11111111; to crop
up when 11 strlko I11 In progress. The pro
[do strongly sympntblm wuh 1I111~Irikvr11
1nd tbny even go so 11,- 1-1 uhllh‘u llln
new operators. Sore-ml limo been prur-
i-lunlly Ill‘th'll from llwir poi-Ilium. 11ml it
In to protect them that tho polli'o bum
been 1-1' at out

(Brandon-1y Appnlntlimnlu.

(1111111111, 011 . 1. “An order has been In-
uwd from the head-31111111 1'11 of the Hr’mul
Army of the Republic making the follow-
Ing stall appointnmnts: Adjutant general,
(Yonn'ndo Charles l1}. llurmclstor, IImnbn;
pmrtnrmostcr gcnornl, ('nmrmlo Augustus
.l. llurlmnk, Chicago; Impcctor general,
Ilomrmle Ithnrli-s A. Snydmu, l’bllndnl-
9M": jndtlc advocate general. CUIIII’IIIIII
Albert Illork. \‘I'ullowloy Hills. Mus-11: eru-
Icr uld- de- comp and «blot of atoll. (Jum-
rude J U.II‘I1mn11 ’I‘roy, 0

Tyson: Not Belt-1111111].

Iloi' inure-.141 u Mm (1111 :1. —- \ report
noblul here from New York that l'. .I. I’
'l'51111n lnul boon rvl 11-1me from prison
bore, which was convoy-1| to \1w lurk I11
11 private cnbb-grnm. Is 111-11111! by the
prison olllciulo. 'l‘llny none that 'l'yumi I11
atlll In prlunn and that 11... Int-id authorl-
tins hnvn rcrvlvml no order: torch-111111131",

“In "In" In Tom-1
lineup/11.1. Tim. (11,11. 1‘1..1_'l'lm 111nm-
olnnl of the Torus ll’rlfm-«m' 11ml I'ool
:ompnny, located two milsu 111-11 of 1111--
city. how Iron lli'slmyi'll 11v Hm. I tic-1 1-4-
11Im1111~d at H5110"); Insurance $I1‘1,II’J‘).
Irlolo of firm unI'nu 1-11

. At‘

til 115111115“:
- 11. Justice Shim», who is expected dn y, .
MI that them “ill'

I11-o-1nlrnry In pri-i'l'xli'lll- If llu'ro

transni-is 11o bind- ‘

Illrl 1
lllln call will ‘

Included in 11.11 1

l'1-1 '1' ‘

Ibo ,

in South Norwalk
as Elsewhere.

You don't have to one It.

It's right therevnnd stays there.
And you don't forget It.
It aches, and then aches some mart.
Ever have that backache?

Found It wasn‘t your back, didn't
you? ‘

The kidneys are great grumblerl
when sick.

Hear them elm through the buck.

Feel them clear through the body.

It Is kldney disease. ”

And many tortures follow.

Urinary troubles curse the life.

And It's not worth the IIvlng.

Cure It and you'll have peace.

You can do It elslly.

By taking Dean's Kidney Pills.

They cure every wrong condltlou of
the kidneys.

South Norwalk- people are learnlnl
this fact

Mr... .1. Jennlngl, No. a robe: mm.
nys: ’

3 "1 had . bad backache.

' I was cured by taking one box of

Dean's Kidney Pills,

Procured at Pleisted's drug store.

I can heartily recommend them

To sufferers such as I was."
Only a. few words,

But what a world of- solace In them.
Here In proof right here at home.
Proof Illa! a medicine will cure.
Indisputable borne evidence,

The klnd of backing that always goel

wnh Doan'l Kidney Pills.

For sale by all dealers or sent by
mall on receipt of price. 130 cents per
box, by Foster-Mlllmrn 00., llut‘falo, N.
3 Y., sole agents for the Unlied Staten.

 

 

Put an end to mlsr-ry. Dean's DIM-
ment will cure the worst case of Itch.
Ing Piles there ever was. and do It al-
most instantly. Tours of suffering re-
Ileved In 1 single night. Get Dean's

“Intniunt hum vn- v— «Io-cl.-

ovmmu IHI'. IHING.

'.Iu-l Shire Then He 1111:1111"; Lilac Any
(llhrr N-nolhh' Man.

“I \vui never dressed more In my sut-
‘1'f1111i1111,1l' (llljlill‘l‘l Xcubldly. who is
1.11111 the piuli of 311*1'11'v1i1‘111 in nttiro,
than 1 \1‘1111' on the occasion of line first
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tlzul’.11111lv."1::1- hr-id1 was .111
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'1111l that. tip 11.§'..1' six lllfl 1-1 «(11.1-
"1.111111 Wf‘lh hr :‘ Hun-option (if it.“
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1- :1llj1'p1‘111; 1 11-1111: that 1111' crowd-'11 Into
‘tliv lmllviilnnl lilo
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' :ro-ru 1:..r111vh11111'111 lo llul‘r largo-1y 1b.-
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I 1:211 1111 pom-111's: \v1li1 the littlr muitn-s
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1:11 I111 brought to ,3d11f1'1' to 1111- pride
.\'llll‘ll munit-sts file-if in pi'rs'I-unl
3 11lor111111'11t. Ila-.1115». (if llllu‘ pronouurul
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11-211 in 111'1'1'11l1111l1 his 11111-11 pnu'liml
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111 1-. 1111- 1-111111 1111b Iii-1 lII1ll1§l
. ll xisp 1- 3.111 s- lllillth' of 11111111111-
; 1111'l11l 11‘11 It “or flu- pi'ui up youth-
11 ;: 11-1 1'11-1111111111-rl1'11l out in cloth.
11'11111..'111.-.:s 11ml that 1-11111'111111 ut wad-- of
3,-1.1!15'1b111 hmnopluu' in fnnnlyhrir-
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that 11'111'11
I111 :ullll.
11111111 1' thing; 111i1111 Would have [“1511”-
I'd :1l111p1-l1'.~11111~l1‘ to [111- mum-1‘11 war-1'
urtist. l'uuts were “or“ tight; 1111111-
1111111111111-1l I11 11111511 of cramp. P11111111:
would slop I11 .mk who cut that (-11:11,
and the 'pnva shirt studs attracted an
IIIII'IIIIIIII that llu' youthful mind could
verily 1111H11111-1f1.1' 11111'5'.

"1111111 in all 12111 nloryot‘ :1 11m- ial tri-
umph, 11nd 1,11. 1t \\ .111 that some 1111 r11
. parent who loun-l (lll1‘f pleasure in the
I dazzling inhibition, for 1 had so clearly
3111'1rsl1ot the mark that the relatives
11 ho had i1111-111dul in my b1- hnll‘ would
llIIIl nothing from the crown of 1111141111111
111 tbv solo-1 ol my f1-1-t upon mm h 111
congratulate ilmusrlws. It happened :1
1.3111111 many 5‘11an 111.111, and yot lumgood
for 11 lu-iu'ty bin-h every time it in men-
lumi'll -11_~ l )1'Il'11ll ‘l‘ll‘I‘l‘ PI’NH

l1y11111 was 11 flu-1h inch in

 

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house
without
mops,
slaps,
or muss,
without
injuring
paint,
glass, or
brass.

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Ami

The Modern Cleaner

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TH
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We are now showing a full and complete line of

Lndics‘, Missréz’

-:- CLOAKS ‘-:'-

We extend to all a cordial invitation to inspect
our line.

 

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FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -

- - NATIONAL BANK.
43 Wall Street, Iorwalk, Conn.

.- Capital, oeoowooo

Incorporated, 1824.
EDWIN 0. KEELER, President.
DAVID ll. MILLER, VIcePreat
11. C. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
EDWIN 0. Kssnsn, Moses M. Gwvun,
DAVID "MULLER A. .I. Musuuu,
{burdens locswoon, ,Tnso. E. SMITH,
'11s Cont, (Ines. F.'I‘Rls'ruan.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchante
and lndividnnle Sollclted.

Safe Deposit Borg:

Free to Deposltore.
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Funeral Director
and Embalmer.

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So. Norwolk. U

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Urcnplees p'nlm ul E Gus wskl’s
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says the SI. Louisdournul of Agnculnu'eM
111 an oditurinl about No-To-Bin', the
famous tobacco habit cure, "NVu know
if many cases cured b5 No-T11-B:-.u
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cooked and ilwweil for twenty yeir~
1wo boxes cur-rd him so that evrn (l1-
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Vii-Bac- soldand guurrultw'd by It.
I’LiisH-il. Nurture no pay. Bowl. fr
sterling Remedy (311., "lo-w Yuri
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.1 hil'h guru mo Cllllrlllt'rnlilt' annoyance, I
nulll it occurrml I1; 1111‘ in 1111'
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suf 1'111'11l‘ur 1'l111l'1'11 l1 1» 'II-1- ply
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to expel lh-- scront-rus bum -rs lr--1n ibi-
Hood. The sooner \ou begin to give

min “101111-1111- tlv- I cllt'r.

 

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Printing

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For Infants and Children 3
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.15l and 550 Main st., Bridgeport Conn.

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and Children’s

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Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwnlk.

Damon, 0., Oct. n-u'rta
Itratlon 11! Saturday In the sub
discussion here. Major- MGR
yesterday besieged by them“!!!
handshake and many conga
ware expressed. Engagements «‘11
gatlonr are new booked as late” on. 1
with but two open dates between
then. The schedule for the ell-um.
shows more delegatlonl than an
at the beginning of any pram
Definite arrangements have been
:14 distinct parties, MIehlgaandm . '
NIIW‘Ytlrk bclngoonsplcuonl In '1
with about the usual quote from
vnuln and Ohio. The south will-lib
sontod by two crowds and the VB“;
with one from Missouri. Hero II
WI'I'kh’ programme:

311111111113, (11:11. nerruiers of new
MlHtlULll'l,

'I 1111sday, (lot. 1‘1. anyno county (1111)..
Republican clubs, business men undo!!!»
rem-1 11! Syracuse, lumber dealer! of BM
lo mid 'l‘ouuw. 'u'1d1i county, New York;

delcnntlcn from Leucwuc county, Mk}

gun.

\‘Iedncsdny, Oct.” 1. «Republicanloi
dolph county, Indiana; First Repnhl '
club of Indiana, Goodlond, 1116.; Mo -'
luy clnbsof H11 nugn county, Ohio; elm
of l’lll’lfl'l‘n’llul'g, W. Va, and vicinity
farmers and other citizens of .11th
inunty, ()bIo

Thursday, (M. 8.-—I1‘lrst voters‘ do},
that voters of Cleveland, residents of Ann-

 

J. O.JENNING$,

Paper-Hanger, Calclminer
Palnter.

DEALER IN

WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN s'rnnn'r

South Norwnlk.

Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken
hnuues for Inspection on 111 Lico- by metal
hiatimului (‘.hn-rfnllv I'dlvm , mp

grooms:

. 1'1l: es out ink, paint,
.1 1'11, pi11b,3:rczisc
and stains from
1l-11hiug and car-
pets quickly and
completely and
icicfllxeves ailing
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3 .\o 11' 13 I-.111‘1(\1l111.nudllryGoodsSrom
\111111 .111'11'J1l1l1 Samples mailed. 5c.

L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
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Willk‘. Furnioy dc flour-lint. Norwnlk.

 

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SOUTH NORWALII - . -
SAVINGS BANK

51 w-smngton Street.
1.!1-t'll1lnlly 1r- 111111111 2 11 III. ., and from
I [u .1 11 m and 111 Von-lav uranium-
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J 0. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER;
Kmour 1111111111111,
Nurwulk - - ' '

11p; rum-1 Hallway Depot,
1- ,1 ~1 libtxfc‘b' I-‘LM S'I‘IIE’I‘
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Jacob M. Layton,

firo.l.1fo and
Accident

INSURANCE“

Real Estate and lines. Agent

M~-.—..

011111111 til-9111114111 I'Ickute, 11ml Hierllnu

Drum 11111111111 ‘lcuutlutml
and ‘ll’lflfk? Hum,

OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLAI‘IC
Next to [’1th (11111-1,
HOUTH NIIIIWALK
Nomi-V Public Allkltllu‘lullynuuflI.

"‘ IN\
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WANT ANYTH I.NG ?

No 111th tn Advertise

In tho Plumb Norwulk
I‘ venlng
Sonunel.

 

, strong county, Pennsylvania, Lognnsport, '
1nd,,
sylvanla and vlc;lnlty miners and 0M

and vicinity; \I'llliamsport, Pew.

“citiznnsof .Ioll’ersoueounty, Ponnsylvulln. -

3 Friday, Oct. 1.1.-—-'l‘wo thousand gal,
I dents of eastern Tennessee, resldanfl of.
‘, Itcdlord, Pu, and viclnlty, cItlzens WA!-
lren and Found counties, Pennsylvania:
3 11x-(f1111’lmlm'nto soldlcrs of the Shenlfldfifll.‘
3 valley, starting from Harrisburg. .

3 Snturdm, not. 10. ——- Republican! 01
3 Newcastle, Ind, Sluronish McKinley club
of(‘ Ivvclnnd, veteran soldiers, wage cum
ore and citizens generally of Maryland.
Eupulnimuh of Louisville, commercial

sing. 1111-..11 representing Eaton, 131111101111,
, ( lintou and rhinunsnu counties, miners
? from the 1.111 kuwannn and Wyoming val-
. loys of Peuncyl'vanin, commercial travel-
1r; of ~1.I.ouls, 1'itlzeus cl” Lebanon, Pa.‘ ,
iconinmrlinl trawl-1r1 of 1' lowland, oom-
1111-1'1'lal travelers of Mansfield, 0 , and VI-
»1."i11‘11y; rolling mill men of the south
: 11ml, (Th-1 elnnd, New York worklngmcns’
excursion from \rw York city .

THE EASTERN QUESTION.

f Negotiations of the Powers For the B6-
3 “of of‘ Armenia.

‘ LMIiOX, (11-1. 1‘1.--'I“I1c N'lenun corre-
: rap-1111111111. of The Daily Mail declares that
3 the agreement of the powurs for the I864
,lll‘llii'llb of the 'l'urkinh problem, which
«his. correspondent announced last week
be had good authority for publishing, ’In-
1 eludes the formation of an Armenian zone
in 1i111 Turkish empire on the basis of the
Jewish 1111111 in Russia. the powers gnar-
onieoiug tho
tin-Mu 111111 the 11qu that the zone would
bur-111111 tho 12111111 III’ a new Armenlnn state.

spondont proi'vcds by saying, “it'll! be no—
dermkcn by l£11g11111d,'l1‘111nre and Russia,
while 11:11:11 will on operate if necessary.
As for 11s Enzland is concerned, the hur-
her 111‘ Smyrna will play an important
part 111 the libel settlmnent.”

'l'be (‘1111<::1111l111.1p]e correspondent of
The Chronicle says that the Ottoman bank
and Credit Lyonuals are sending large
quantities of suburbies to Paris for safety.
llo .-:1y.< 111111. 11111 .\ 1111;111:1111 and English
Indies I11 I, onslnnlluople are helping the
women and children In the suburbsi and
hundreds attend 11713 American mission
' liouw. where each revolved I francs and a
bundle-11 apparel.

'I'Iu- Handouts Rome correspondent

III-1 <ultun hue consented that Italian pn-
pm's .‘Illz'lllll i'nti'r 'l‘llrki'y.

'lhis 1'111'1'1-53111111I11111 also says that the
“11.111 of .«11'111111111111 tho minister of for-
eign nz‘lmi- and Admiral Uriu, the minis-
ter 111‘ 111:111111'. utter 11 conference last
night, lll>11::l"hi'1l 1l11- Imrbetto shIpIRo
I 111I11'rlnl11 5.11 1. The ilv I'mberto is all
ll"1lu‘l:I(l11l 1:;,'.'..~‘ 111111 displo cmont. She
rum-:11- four 11‘. 11111 guns, eight 6 Inch
1112111.;‘11r1-gun» and 1'. 1.1111111 of smaller
1':1l1l1ur 1111.1 right 11.1r111dotl1bcs.

l'llllltl'e (‘ouunpn-Inl limlmsnador.

“Ur-11111411111, not, .“1.—-.\liui.-1ter Yong
\'11 of 1‘bi11-1 vesicular boil a call from
‘.‘-111 .Vh-u. the imperial connuoroinl om-
l'u.~'~'.'ulor 1d the u-vnpi-ror of China [IIIII his
suit, who have just nrilvml born. The em-
b11~.~ndor who I11 a (‘hiui su- olllclnl, has no
diplomatic rum-1.1.11.1. but Iii-1 busluesl ls
purely of 11 1-1-11111iorclnl charm-tor, and he
is making 11 trip ihrounb the Emma
51111011111111rnniluotiugnn Inquiry particu-
Inrly llllu Ilm 11111111 of his countrymen
lll'l‘ll. Mr. ‘1'111 5115's be In much pleased
with what lu- hns smell of tho coul‘lll'y and
ll: pimple. 1111 has roi'i'Ivuil moi-u encour-
ngzing I‘t'porlu from 1I1111‘I1Inuse morchuuts
l'IlIHlll b1 I1.1~ 111111. Thu 11111l1.1~'1mdur wlll
fipvllll 11111-11. of .11111 time In run 11 ”Incl-11.0.

Glues \Vorkn to Hunt I p.

3111.1.11111-1, N. .I.. (11.1. E1.——\Vhltull,
'l’umm .x- 1:11., one of the drum who have
led not unalnst tbi». year's scale of wages
ntkrd 111'11111 141111111 ll'nrbnrs' unlon, un-
1l1llllll‘tN to n counnittrc that 11 number of
lurunm's would be slurlml 11p at onconml
If :11 per 111-111 111.1111 was ogrcwl upon work
would be given the 1111111 Immedlntnly.
“bould the union duvllno the men wIll lid
appealed 1o Imllvlduollv. 11111! the placed
of 111mm not cumming will be filled. Tho
Ilrm employs over 1,21111 bonds and Ills
lmlluvud should tho llrm curry,lt11 statue
1111-1111111111-1111111. dIIIlcuhI 11-11 will follow.

[turned to Ito-nth In Ills lied. ,
01.111111, h. 11. 11111.. 11-41-11 ll. Pittscf
tho Ilrm of llurllugmnc 1‘11: I’ll-ts of Item
111111111 1111111 burned to death In a sleeping
room adjoining the 1mm of the llrm. The
fin, which In MIMI'IN‘Il to lip of Imendlary
origin, etnrlvd In a stable In the rear of
the 11mm Both buildings mm consumed.
,‘Ilr. I‘Itts 11111-1 2's years old and was to have
been nmrrb'd next week to a young lady
of this city

Nihilists In 1.1.1.1111;
bouncy, not. ..1 “The Dolly Mull 11mm
that the ulhlllste have 1.111111111111111 cxclll'd
tum-tings In London In recent days. "Some
of tho ulhlllsls," says this paper. "were

11111, butn 11m, orlty In luv-11' of mantle!)
rnrrlml the day on the ground that KI)"

lum was left for the cstrcmlsls."

 

Ilnrwlu‘e Widow lined.

Lori-ox 11111 1. ~ 'lhn 'llmes tble morn-
lug announce-1 the death of the widow of
Um Int.- Plat-Ins R Mural.

 

sure that owing to government preset)”

1111111111111» of Indianapolis, commercial truyé .
L ell-rs 11f lioi' hunter. a delegation from Lam‘

safety of the Armenians _

"‘l‘ho nelivo operations," this cum,

land was the only country where on any.

 
 

 
 

 

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