KM Fir-initiations all Owen
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autum- autumn) of blow Haven.
‘ ’home. yesterday. to vote.
A‘ port of Waterbury is suffering ter-
ribly from the lack of drinking water.
Something has polluted the supply and
half the city is without. water that can
be used. The authorities are unable to
offer an explanation of the pollution.
There is a greater demand for oysters
this year than over, owing to the fact
that the southern product is poor. Over
250‘ boats are at work off Bridgeport
every (lily. and from 10,000 to 12.000
bushels of seed oysters are taken daily.
”4;...—
- Joseph P. Sargent. the Democratic
gubernatorial candidate, contradicts the
- army that he has made a very large mu-
tribution to the campaign fund of his
party. “This is the people’s campaign,”
Mr. Sargent says. “and no money is re-
quimd."
Frederick a. shear and Miss Pearl
Bauer. both of Danbury, drove to Cw.
ton Falls. last Thursday, and were uni-
ted in marriage by the Rev. Victor W.
Benedict. Mr. Shear ’is manager of
Taylor's Opera House, and has hosts of
friends in South Norwalk.
Secretary '1‘. Atwatter Barnes, of the
State Board of Trade, announces that
the annual meeting of the Board will be
held in Hartford on Wednesday. Octo-
ber l4rh, at If o'clock.“ Among the sub
jects to be clunsidered will b~ the taxa-
tion of street railwavs, the letter iro-
tection of sheep, and plans for the fost-
ering and enconmgementol’ our coast-
wise commerce. .
”The Norfolk wrrespondeut of the.
Hartford Com-a writes: “Owing to
the inelemency o be weather. Thurs-
day evening, many were detained from
attending Congressman Hill's lecture on
sound money at the Village Hall, and»;
the auspices of the Net-folk 1t-
publica‘n club. Mr. Hill had the closest
attention throughout his logical speec-
and frequently elicited applause. Sev
eral people drove over from Canaan."
The weather forecast for October on
the North Atlantic, issued by the Naval
Hydrograph office, says :freglnent gale
are likely .to be encountered betwcw
the New England coast and the Briti.»
Isles, and as far south as the fortictl.
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‘ lam serum sunscreens
llama!” Address— You. Bepnbliau
at Canton—Harriso- Sneaks In Virginia}
lineal Election Roldan Connecticut.
Political Gossip.
leuvnu, Oct. c—Jnm trip of Candi—
date William .1. Bryan from Memphis to
this city was another continuous ovation.
|l‘he train was halted at most of thc sta-
tions along the line. At each place Mr.
ldryan delivered an address. The greatest,
assemblage that ever turned out to a po-
litical "180(an in the history of Nashville
crowded about the streets, shouted and
yelled, cheered and applauded and listened
with marked attention to the triple noml'
we on his arrlvnl here. Mr. Bryan ad-
dressed his first audience in this city at
the llaymarket. At that meeting the five
sures of ground in the iuolosure wore fully
half filled with people. who cheered he
cmdldate wildly on his appearance.
5 ice club of :30 male voices opened t a
meeting with “Home, Sweet Home," c
old fashioned melody which the nominee
has declared to be his campaign song.
The candidate was then introduced by
Senator Bate as the next‘prosldent of the
l’nltud States. He was cheered and up.
Lift (1 d throughout his speech and many
t’m a was stopped by the enthusiasm of
lain listeners. He said by way of introduc-
on:
I"lt was my good fortune to visit
hashvllle more than a year ago, when we
were beginning on fight which resulted
in securing the co trol of the Democratic
national Ironvcntl m. I remember with
pleasure my visit, nd it grntlfles me upon
returning to find that the sentiment in
favor of the immediate restoration and
the free and unlimited coinage of both
fluid and silver at the present legal ratio of
lli to 1 without waiting for the aid or
consent of any nation on earth has ex-
‘Andcd until today so a vast majority of
the people of Tennessee are arrayed under
it double standard banner.”
After concludinghis .llayrnurkvt speech
Mr. Bryan was taken totbe A thlt-tio park,
where he made a ten minutes’ address,
elving his explanation of a “.30 cent dol-
lar," and attho end be appealed to his
auditors to study the money question and
role as they saw fit.
At the Populist meeting. which Mr.
fin-an addressed after his speeches at tho
llnymarket and Athletic park, he express»
ell his appreciation of the honor ililllll him
by tho Populist party and ohm his urnllflv
ration that the Democrats and Populism
bud been able to unite upon an electoral
inkot in so many of the states. Ho said
that while he would take no part in loml
.f'fuirs he did ft't'l justiflcd in urging those
who believe in free coinage to concentrate
their votes in such a way as to defeat the
mmmon out-my. Whom fusion is accent
; fished. the fusion tlt'kot deserves the sup-
port of all the friends of silver. llo said
that if fusion was not arranged in Tune
:a‘ssoc be hoped the Populism would cast
their vote for the Democratic electors, and
thus mako their election certain. as to
\ cm for the Populist- olcctors, who had no
impact election, would be an aid to the
tlcpubllvons.
Mr. Bryan left. here on the Loulsvlllo
and Nashville railroad for Louisville, on
route to ludianap‘olis, when) he will speak
-’ might.
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publlosu coherent , lei
ices, found a reiteration atthe qur
tors of the M‘h‘éniral oullt‘mwwnere
it was estimated that. McKinley and Ho
bnrt would get upward of 30.000 majority
at the state elc 6h. Though yesterday's
elections. however. presented many local
issues, which ooxnpllcates the shorts to or-
rive at an intelligent understanding of
the leading party’s strength, it was a alga
nlfleani fact that in the few towns that
had both gold and silver Democratic tickv
etc in the field the gold men were greatly
in the majority. The weather conditions
were decidedly unfavorable for a large
vote, but the leaders of both parties reel
lead that upon the result of the elections
an estimate of the Republican majority
in Connecticut in November would be
fouued. and an effort was made in almost
every town to get out the fullest possible
vote.
In several towns, notably Windham, the.
school and liquor questions were lnjeutod
into the catupnign. causing a split, but
the heads of the tickets Were voted for on
straight party lines, and a Republican
gain is reported in every case.
(hues-n! Harrison Speaks at Richmond.
RICHMOND, Oct. ll.-—Ex-I’rosldcnt Ben-
jamin Harrison spoke here to about 0,000
people last night. The meeting was held
in the Auditorium bulldlngat the exposi-
tion grounds, where Mr. Bryan addressed
from ”5.000 to 18,000 a few weeks ago.
Not quite half the seats werolukcn. The
audience was about equally divided be»
tween the two races. (in the stugowcro
many of the lending Republicans and gold
slntulard Democrats and also a sprinkling
of silver Democrats. General Harrison's
wife was present. She Was accompanied
by several Richmond ladies. 'l'ho cx-prosb
dent was loudly applauded when he made
his appcnrnna e on the stage. City Chair-
man N. J. Young called the gathering to
order and introduced Hon. l.. 11. lowls',
Republican nominee for rongross, to pro-
.sido. Judge Lewis made no speech, but
in a fcw.words presented Gelll‘i'lll llurri-
son. The speaker was in good voloo. ’l‘bo
rival applause for McKinley and Bryan
interrupted him several times There
were a few lllsordorly persons present, and
the pollccarrestcd sotueof tlmscuml pulled
lbom out of tho bullding. Once the lights
went out, and the building “as in dark-
ness ilvc minutes. during which licnoral
Harrison suspended his remarks. As the
general pmvectlcd and warmed up he l‘f'~
czrlvcd butter attenllcn. ills compliment-
:try references to Virginia and the south
Were all most liberally applauded.
Flor-Ida's Election Day.
.l.\cusoxvn.l.l-:. Fla. ()ct. (IL—Sm Sll’lf'll
out has there been sonmcb interest taken
in a state election as is tlir‘plavul in tho
roulest that will be settled at the polls to~
«by. In addition to tho stoic issues, there
are many county differences to bo adjust-
od. As a min only homoerotic and it.»
publlcan tickets arc in the field, but in:
some cows flint-cure Populist and inflo-
pendent candidates. Thu battle, however.
l-: lwtwucn tbo llonuwruts and llcpuoliv-
ans, and in tho ilnht for important mile
offices the Democrats will win bylurgo
nmjorities Fifty thousand votes will
probably be cast, and of ”who it is esti-
mated llloxbatn (llenl.). will receive bo-
tween 30.000 and 36,000 for governor.
Politic-l Amenities In Georgia.
ATLANTA, (lot. l‘».——-Tbc ln'utotl state
lullnpaiarn in this state has led to a personal
tontrovl‘rsy llCthEl‘ll Stove (luv, the llwmv .
Merchant” South Norwslki
relates his experience.
m.
acme time ago our representative in-
tervlewed Mr. Geo. N. Warren. oyster
planter and dealer or No. 2 Chestnut
street. , The head and manager of this
extensive business, from its very na-
ture. has otteu been subjected to in-
:lement weather and it is quite posti-
hie that exposure while superintendln.
particular breathes of it induced kid-
ney trouble. At all events when con-
signments are being shipped to Eu-
rope. and this is the busiest part of the
season, he says: "I feel my back tron»
ble me must. i know'i have had. kid-
ney complaint for a long time. and
chancing to see Dean's Kidney Pills
advertised as I. kidney remedy and not
I cure-all, I had confidence enough in
them to get a box at Plalsted's drug
store and try thém. The tit-agile: con.
vinced me that theyflwerc lu‘s Whit i
needed. so i took another box. 1 did
not require anymore after that. for
my back become well.
them for my son. who has had a weak
back from boyhood. They cured him."
it's a way Dunn's Kidney Pills have.
They do their work silently and quick-
ly. This is the universal testlmony
they have. They are a specific for the
kidneys. on them they act directly.
The recommendations "19’ have are
universal.
The aching back has no greater ene-
my than Doan's‘Kidney Pills—not in-
jurious to the most delicate constitm
ilon. Do not act on the bowels. but di-
root on the kidneys. For sale by all
dealers. Price, 50 cents per box, or six
boxes for $2.50. Sent by mail on re—
ceipt of price by Foster Mllburn (30..
Buffalo. N. Y., eole agents for ' the
United States.
illves are not dangerous to life. but
they are I prolific breeder of misery
and profanity. Dean's Ointment given
instant roller. even in illevworsl cases
of this and other exurperauns diseases
.0 .'\n clrls
iiu' Ulniimotouothan t {unlit-r.
lu athru-b of Eli "Miami Marlin
. l'om'.‘::y,' the great llllllllldlll (lulu-m
inml mplmwr I'll" llll‘ llxlvzulayar, ’Ilul
llnglish illustrated Mug
: ll!‘ l.:l>’ lbo “clunbcr's walk"-—lbut is,
J a motto roll if the holy, will no L!)-
leol >1: pi, but swimming his lvgo Wllll
iyllnuic pm l.-~lt:ll. lb is a slim 1mm.
5 but tough, fullt-f energy. Killil \vnb non
I.lllll~'l'll'§ Wln'll illllhljlll... (ho llllllul;x_\‘;i.-',
’ b» 51‘: of ill dog's on 5mm aml glut it 1'.
~ During that lime be travvreulli‘mr. end
, to uni the limo locum-t lmmvn glaciers
i in the world I mimic the polar unions
‘ mill lauunl on llil' mmmit bf l’lonr't
["‘illi, 23,000 {All lnpb. lbw pl‘t‘ullstl
A on" knownOystu-MPlsnter‘ and. ‘
I prescribed ‘
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imoutnur
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saw I Cloak
We are now showing :1
Ladies’, MlSSt‘S,
Olll‘
H. KRIEGER,
554 and 556 Main .~
AND
CLgLAKs-E-
We extend to all a cordial invitation to inspect
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Mtlllnery " 2".
Lowest.
Fall :5
Store! . 'P.REVAIL.
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full and complete line of
and Children’s
line.
Mabackemo Hotel Block.
booth Norwulk.
t., Blidgeport Conn.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BMW.
03 Wall Street, Norwellt, Goon.
Capital. ”(limit)“
incorporated. Hilts
EDW’IN U KELLER. Prvnldnul.
DAVID H MILLER, VlcePi-est
l... C. GREEN (ll-hm,
DIRECTORS.
Mom 0 KEELlilt, Mimics M. vanu.
llAViD ii. MILLER A .l. \lcccna.
F STJOHNUK‘KWMN') l‘uuo K were
as l‘oLe. (‘use F‘ i‘ms'ruw
wow-um» ll Vim-ulncturvn Vlwnom -
aI-ll lintl‘V’llllwl- ‘l-lll-llml
tale Deposit lions
Free to (launchers.
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You Don’t Have in Swear 0b.
In an editorial ulmul Nn-TH—l’ow.
famous taboos-o balm our», “We know
of many omen cured by Nit-'I‘o-llzu‘.
line, a prominent Ht. Unis architect.
smoked and ’cbo-wwl for twenty years.
twitiulrew-urml bun so tlrtt own lbw
j~lvwll of minimal mnko-h llllll sick "
l Purptlll'filllll .tml guarantor-'9 by It
l’lolstml No vun- no pay. Bud. in
Sterling ltnmwlv New V-n-L
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fun,
“For St‘i‘l‘i‘ill months 1 was troubled
\\ lilt'll guvn mo considerable :wnmanm»,
uulll it oct-uirwl t..
llur Vigor
In" In luv
lwurrnl \lt rz-b'ml. 'l'ulvrvillv. \'.i.
l'lumrow ml l'llli' um) luv .ll~i~ll-so--'l at ‘
says the St. lmuiaJnnrnul of Aml'ulfvlli'!‘
the .
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mth a llf'rslhli'lll» humor on my llt‘:lll
.Xll‘lh‘.
Before using nun l»»ltle,l
tlm humor was lu-nli d "~—’l‘ 'l‘. Ad nus, 1'
J. O.JENNIN05.
Paper-Hanger, Calolminer
Painter.
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bullw- f4 Hutu-I‘ll l. m on“,
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takes out ink, paint, .
Lu, pittingresse .
.md stuns from
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pcls .gnlt‘kly and
1 ...mplclcly and
\o .-r_Lcoves HE
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and Dry GoedsSlorru
Sumplm mailed. 5c
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1 liRl‘)<-tlli\"\ l‘illV’l,
Welcomed With'Greet
sent by the Peopl
mucous essences to A . a
Pays Tribute to “tho French Hm
trench Fleet and nor Bravo
Paris Profuse]! Decorated In m
the lluuinn Sovereign. l
Cnnsuouno. France. Oct. lbw-EM
a. Russia. accompanied by the” _
was welcomed to France with" m
thusiasm and most elaborate ‘
President Fuure formally recoil
royal guests. After a reception anI
view of the French fleet a ban uni
held at. the arsenal. The" were "lb '
seated at three tables. The central lg
had a nmgnlflccnt dlsplay of golden oi
meats and flow-rs. The czar and
dent Faure occupied the central p
this table, M. Loubet. representln l . ,
certain, and hi. Brisshon, president of ill.
chamber of deputies, being team on at
side of them. The czarina was’noi. ‘
out at the banquet, having begged j .
she be excused unaccount of the {film
she bodumlnrgone during the day.
President Fame arena to [ill feet, .
ithers present joining him in Mandi
while he proposed the toast to the sum
The president said: 7, .
“It is with great joy that, accompanied,
by the presidents of the chambers, l have .
received your majesty and the 0|!)me "
the president of the republic is certain
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'A‘liE CZAlt 0F RUSSIA.
that be responds to the sentiment of the
nation in constituting himself the inter,
prefer of its unanimous wishes for your
empress of Russo. "
As the, company drank the presldenh'!
toast the naval band played the Russian
anthem,
The czar, responding to the touchsald:
“l mu touched with the sympathetic and
cordial u elmme given to us at Cherbourg.
l bore much admired the squadron which
(WI'O'f‘lf‘tl us and also the ndmiml‘s vessel,
tho liocbe. lln touch ug the soil of a na-
tion which is Russia’s friend I share the
feellnus uh oh you have just expressed,
M. le Prceident. 1 raise my glass in honor -
of the French nation. the French fleet and .
her brow sailors. I thank the president
of the rt‘j'lllllll‘. for the wishes and the wel-
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parallel. Cyclones or hurricanes will -.._-...-~..- ”“rilllll vimirnmn, and John fl. cunning. la; lulu 5M ll‘lll‘llt d 1} man. he has :il- .1“ J" h} Rh} "1' “r” h”; 3’ "if; ht”? f‘I'NlLH “mag." Rh,“ pp“, l..,'L....‘ ‘u.',,..,,‘,', mm“ be h“ “N ”DI” ‘L‘g-H l lib
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probably be experienced west of (Sec “can." Adams”, “um“ "MI ltmn. t‘hfili'milll of the Populist crocutlve loony illillll‘1ilili.:—'iI-l‘;.llll.lllrthlltllllllvlll“ ”' WWII ,rf " . I'I'" ”' II " . pouring uml “Wm“. Il.,...,.g,,..y,., 7.513 l" )1ho vial-I thxn c m e. g asses w
. . councillors. in a speech at “lilflf'l', (flay “h. u 1”. ”n.1,... lri-m ‘1 .,fl., m u .x. ,i ll." will i ‘1" ““l l—“' H ‘_" ”4 ”I A lulluvlnl‘l lAl'lll» ”.4... o- .l t, V In sltlont More. as .\f. inure had done
west, 50‘1‘11 0t 4'” 0 north, and £331: (.1 ( AM‘W- 0-. ‘lf'l- flu-Mill”? Mohmle)‘ “mile a severe attack upon l‘uimlncbnm's A h ' H ‘ ‘ ’ " ‘ " lmt‘a f‘lil'l‘ for olnulw-n It is "Ilu- will“ ' lab. lluvnunr. moi U with the war at the end of his own toast.
60° west, the weather is likely to b.
moderate, Fog on the Grand Banks be
tween 430 and at" west, diminishim
in quantity. toward the latter part of thl
month. No ice will be found south of
the fiftieth parallel.
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that for strength, purity and
. apparent results nothing on earth'
not its kind can compare with
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Powder
Then, too, Science cudortcs it.
See what one of the most emi-
YALE MEDICAL Sermon,
new Haven. Conn.
Dec. 20, 1895.
C. D. Bose & Son, .
New London, Conn.
Gentlemen:—— I haVe
led an unexpected delegation last night.
The li‘irsl \‘ott-rs' club of Canton. bonded
‘3‘ a band, marched to the lawn unnu-
I'.!llile¥(l, and when Major McKinley up
”glued upon the porch, greeted him with
l‘u‘oo rousing clnwrs. 'l‘beu Attorney
llmmns l". Turner mudo an » introductory
uldross, to which Major .‘l'rkllllny l‘x'—
,pomlctl. He said in part: “No party ap-
svluls more to tho intelligence and pritlo
It‘ll patriotism of young men than ours.
l appreciate this call. The young llll'll are
envoys fill inspiration to me. 'l'bovm'o
the hope of the mnmmnity, the stain and
Illlu nation. in a little while flwro will
rust upon “will the duties null respond-
! Lillll-s whlob are now bol'uo l y lllHl-lt: who
a'w lo vault or you tonight mlbosu of you
“ho llfiVl‘ your «tul'mvrs yet to invoke llllil
v mr fortune: yet to build. and yum-plows
wit to wiuml can do no lll'llul‘ than to say
to you that there is nothing in the World
l‘lut wlll servo you so \w-ll me good char-
mucb or nmnu so nun-h, or “war .~.n \vcll
ii good habits and n “[llllll‘hfi munc. You
lv'u'v lllllll‘ Wolf in this flu-t slop to enlist
limb-r lbo banner of tho llepullllv-un party.
‘1 lllf'll. in my jlulltluvnl. represents lin-
l .-.~t bopw and aspirations of tho Ann-ri-
cou womb: and embraces within its (loc-
f.-lm~s and tlllrpm-‘ml llm lmlmr of tho mun-
by and the gfl'llmsl prosperlly of all the
p -oplv. "
W's-re i-‘lli-tl Too Late.
Al MAM“. (ll-t. li.-—-'l'ho secretary of state
..:l,~l returned llfi’cf‘l’lllll'llll‘hnl' nomination
of .l. H. \'l‘lt~‘|nw-. rngulnr llvlnm‘ruilc
muuinv‘n for congress In the r‘vvculb dis-
trict: Charles ll'rvmont Williams and “or-
mun ll. Fulton, Prohibition f'UlllJl'l'tP-lnnnl
nominees in Ibo 'l‘birllvtb and 'l‘woutv-
o-vunth (Ilstriets. and Stain" M. Wood,
pvt-Sunni character. churuluu l'lillllllllzr.
bum with drinking more whisky than
wall-r and with play-lug poker. f‘unn‘mo-
bum ropllos by a Paul in The Journal. all
miltlnglbo poker game and explaining
lln- (-irculnsiuncus. He concluded by do
noum‘iug (Slay as n "common lllll' and n .
mu‘md. ‘3.
.‘i r. Bryan's: Itinerary.
(human, (let. ti.~—.\lr, lirvnu will not
be in Chicago (let. 0 unlike his lll'i'll!:if_\‘
is changed.
mapped out by him, '10 wlll speak at liur~
lluulou. in. Hot. .5 in tho loiclwon and
at Muralmllulwn at night.
umkuu tour through North and South
point-a: l-bnnro oust, through )llflllllrfllfi, .
mulching Htwl’aul tmd Mlllill‘iillllllfi Sutur-
«luv nightul. 10 o'clock. Mr. ill-van wlll
probably make a tour through Wisconsin .
:uul )lll'lllgun and outer lllinols about
ill,,\‘\'lci:, (lot. limit, appear:
‘vlu-lhor the McKinley lf‘pub ienu elm-tn
oral or sluto tll'lu-l. will bu printed on flu.
official ballot in
uu-l not filed by petition, and tho limo for
i-nm‘lvlug such petition has expired. Now
the silver Republican-e are preparing u f
prolmt against giving the McKinley fb-kot l
u. plm'o on the ballot, claiming that it rho '
roM'lllt‘i not tho regular llepublll'an orpon- -
imtlon, but u bolting faction,
ilowrr in Minsk I-‘or l'ulnwr.
l‘llll'muv, (let. Il.——l“.x litwol'nor llomvt-ll
l’.
days
We pobl rlflllflill'il llvmorratlt' national
‘muxnlttm announces flint i-x-iiovn-ruor
Flower will ho board in that state Um. ll
According to tho prngrunlmnE
He will tlu-né
(‘ulomdu “ 'l'bn tlckot
nominated at Colorado Springs, Sept :;0 .
Flower of New York will lnlf'o tho;
stump for Palmer and lllli'lilli'l‘ in a few I
He will speak first ln Indiana. and
n ma- L’l if ll‘ (unfunny :l mu m lhll‘lzu-
n;- M, as be lllll‘llll'i to do at tin 11‘ .\‘«
aim-n1 lb a-lu u.
hullolnlug Fontl.
Raisins. dulrs :mu t'bomlulo told-ls
., am :ill ,1: l ll t-Ei"4i.illl' l‘s lll'otloy's thump
. «r a day‘s run Ml “low-la .\ comm)"
.;.l|;.‘~;v.:m ulm limb lll:..\'a,'ll ml ll,.v.l
(all: n to H minnow: l \lllt‘lllllllll'r‘ 5.4.
: ll.;.: lu‘ lll.x..~' lit: fillllri‘l'*+l ll l‘lfi l‘l.l.'.'.|,‘
'os, melly ('fll'l’lt ml and verily l‘ll'l‘vll ll.
his {H.tl sziluai'v 21 l-l". :' :l,: .1:
in ”11' muw- It ii (I gonna—Nut Ymh
'l‘ilm~~;.
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'l‘bm'lo my lll'nllzlnl" ~' u mobuaa lo lug
on u lllflfltl' ubo lei q i!!! as rig-sly in
i kiss llll‘ lll‘l. hf him \'.l:n is ulnvu him
as to luck the b: all of him \\'llll is be-
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l ”will lllzivm llur valllvl‘ Ila): ;.ll'l :Hlvlsl fr l'
.1 lam of M0 in :‘ marquim rinstnf tlm
“mulls 11ml t'llllfllll‘l '. ‘ ‘l'lml flfllulffll \Vll"
alum Im- at lvlnnlfr‘." till‘.‘ mm. "llw ulb
‘ vv Il::_\." "l will plvo you din." soul lln‘
p.nvnbrrsk~r. From
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u lmlo lummuu-vol'wl in tho full.“ of lll'l'
I lll't'ss llu'\\‘l:llmll brought out. anollln‘l‘ ring
1 mo wlrvlot of diamonds, with ball a ll min
i ~lullvs. "'|'\\‘Wvl:.' five dollars," lllllfl llm
pmvubrnkcr, and hill‘ tool; it. “i thllllt‘f‘
if they mold liaxcvlmtmwf the Home,”
she lilllil, referring to tho nuu'lgulsn ring.
”ltwollld not be Wot‘tll “lulu for any
on" to clump» sun-c small stones." mill tho
puwnbrolwt‘ to the intermlml \isltor.
”'lhoro is a pus-dblllty that some one
mlubt have plwu but the sum who mm
zimwd for that rinu, but I doubt if. Filo
hopes to pal (bra ..',.:'. lu'o or tvr. '1 (la. n.
ll'tlf'llllt'i,‘ rmmulv tlml [li'f'ltlllf‘l‘li lmmml
in?» n-sults" E. P. \Vm't‘l and t;_ (‘
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If your t lnlo ls punv, fr- lful. troubled
\Villl ulomlul vr spellings. ibfl mmi cysts,
or S'd‘t'n I-n llw llt'oll. fol-w wl‘ hour. it
l‘lI“l~l‘ of \_\'r~|-a‘ Sump ~l‘ In is Iomlml
wrxpo-l lbc- “Tull‘ll Im‘ llumwrs’ fruit the
bi .ml. The sooner \uu begin to gitv
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In [two mlmlw-l t't'hl‘ on uni-lotto ll‘l‘u‘”
fwumle u Rllt‘l‘lllIll) lath-u n'l'l'ul'lng it
um ll lllmll. lln’l‘lt‘lll [n lbw «A can wnnrf.‘
I‘r (illilfuhl Ill llll‘ ~lf'll‘li“' ‘ultllvlulu‘v, \\
r llwuss‘lrum'o olv-vm-ivnu llll‘fll-lfil ~kllll-H .
1vim-[Mbire-alumni Room to nation; ~‘llf‘ib-l
r. c. crossv, o. D. 5.,
(irmluufo of l‘bilmlolpbiu llnulul Hollow-
’l‘l‘il‘l'l‘ll lTX'l‘llAf' l‘lif) “'l'l‘llilU'l‘ PM,‘
Mnr\‘ln'.~ .\'o- Blot-k. Wu biuxlou street.
St'l'ulltl llHUf‘
llunlul room» will be open August 12th. as at.
SOUTH NORWALK
‘ SAVINGS BANK
5i Washington Street.
\lf-rn flatly ‘rrnm PM; 12 a n..,uml [rim
1 in it u ”L. aml on \lnltllni’ Woulnu'
will T'nH.
lulvl'r-l ulu-Wt-tl on (It-poultry.
ALDEN .‘'01..“ .\.\'.k l'reot.
mu}: n Home, has l’rest.
fflllN ll KNM'P. Sec. and 'l‘reas
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J 0 JENNINGS,
’l'bo naval bond present [loved the “Mar-
selllulso" and the Russian anthem.
At the conclusion of the banquet the
omr and l’l'e-lllolll Fame engaged inn
('Ol'tllul convermtimr la~ting for 20 min-
utes. 5i. Four»: tho-n escorted his majesty
to the lllil'lll‘lrll train, where the our
warmly shook the hand of the president,
who kissed the band of the ozarinn
'i‘he hulll‘rles fired a final salute as the
czar nu‘d oxurina entered the trrln, which
Horml at more for llarls. the presidential
triiin following 1.3 minutes later. A don-
hlu line of tron; a [ll'flsfllllfld arms as each
of the trains deported.
Presllll‘lll Fooro has conferred the VI‘
rioue grades of the Legion of Honor upon
. ~ ; ._..~._-‘._n. .. “uni mmllc-iur- “now 13"»: with nurse 5”. . _ I
are older. I love to my" the young num llukom. speaking at Yankton. Aberdeen. l ‘ u , :iialde .vbon relpzlred l‘orm.~ lumlcrll'u the various members of thecrar a entour-
‘lboul mo. and i can do no better than to ‘~iou\ l’ulls‘ “arm-town l'nruo and ”HM. ‘ ‘ "" ‘- ill .mtun [mm-N i Mon... 9. ltn'lnuv .tuu
I - ' V ' s 7
one. ltn'lllding the grade of grand officer
of the Legion upon Rear Admiral Lomin.
Welcomed to Paris.
PARIS. Oct c._-\Vith streets and parks
densely lurked with eager and delighted
. (lot. :21. I. ,, Z " , ’ ' ' . ' . . I . ' . ' . ' , pno'llc and amid wlltlvst demonstrations
Her. (‘ll'lill in morals and lilo. l (lo not ~ > . \. l 1‘ l:n.. “ ll“ “ P3““""”~“"- l)t.iltlbll’) [ tI‘llll‘llIUl iii an I“ of (lullmslasm the (war of all the Rosella
J "'0 what you may (dinner as your ot-rupa- A "Mini “8'" "l ‘l'lmr‘i'm . "fl-bro mm 1" w p 512': Inf \‘l“-.'.' to be talwn lil‘flllt‘llt‘fi. and the czarlnu worowolt‘umod to the cup-
Iions, them is nothing: that will cmmt so doubtful : of vwryfblug. l‘tl n in .‘i [vnvubrolgpr's It “19331.
llul as 11 guest of tho nation.
muted that lullv 7300.000 visitors. maln- ‘
ly from the provinces of France. are lo the
city to bld the Russian monarch welcome
and Blllll)‘ the festivities of the occasion.
The docurulimm along the route through
which the war pa-u-d on nulklnghls state
entry into l’aris uro superb. Even the
trees, nlrr'mlv hum of leaves, have been
thickly covered with paper flowers. repre-
senting pmob. almond and other blossoms,
giving the lions do lionlouno and other
such 24; (its tho nepvct of spring.
A pnvlllon in Muscnvlto stvle has been
erected in front of tho ’l‘rocadcro, from
which the out“: will be invited to View the
Illumination of the gardens on both sides
of tho river and the fireworks tonight, the
principal ploco of which is a ”Muslim of
flrc," a triangle of fluino 700 feet wide at
the base. 'l'ln-ru wlll be on the Eiffel
Whi Oh you sent. to me ""m'm“ ”I H’" 5"”??“3 “l'HHW'lIllU part)" to 17 llll'lllslvv. was prolmhly will"): an untrmh. You can "W I__ U N DE RTAK E R “mm between the “M and second plat»
h for congress in tho lblrlyiourlb district. \I I I-~-II t' . my “W.“ H mm... that {or illitoi' ill-.3 at n KNIGHT STREET. forms. a Rlllnntlc llovv fit. George. our
for t a l. PUrPOBB ' lliwe certificates of umnlnullnns wore to ' ”"‘ "" "‘ "' ""‘Rr'm' ii a 1mm r‘lllllllll "will" 4| prov Nurwlilk. - - . - Conn. mnuutt d by u Russian cuglc of cleutl'lo
I find that it. 18
composed of he in—
:gredlents wh ch in
.my opinion are most'
jretull bot-tum: they were not lllcll wlll) the
mortuary of state by midnight. of Satur-
Iluy ulnbl. which was f'Lll‘illllll'l‘il as the
latest limo that cortlflcutos (iftlllll be lllml
under the ballot law. 'l‘bo law on “till
question filly-2 llmt such cortlflcnlcs shall
be flied out nmrcllmn lomul not less than
30 days before ofuclloll. 'l’lm tlllrtlolll flay
lllflv‘l-‘AH', Hot PumNomlnnlluc mnven
lions worn lwlll born bvtbo llmom-ruflo
puffy in tho two cotmrcssloual dish-lobe of
lilrlo county. The following mlltlllllifvs
worn munllmtt‘ll: For nonprow, 'l‘bn'ty»
second district. William (T. U‘.\olll; 'f‘blr-
ly-iblrtl, Harvey W. Richardson of llmn~
burg.
' l‘u-v of giving out as lulu-b money n» she
sat»? on such n tints. lll‘MnlllllJv lllllfll'll
will» thrill l'll't'l‘I‘Vllllll‘” pronlvrnlwr in
l l« up “would lugs,“ nil lll'll' l'lll ': ml him.
The rmr I lowl: la lam-lb perhaps it‘ll). not
1:, p.“ .....XI'l.’ Vet‘s}. lllnw.
l pownsbop.
Geo. C. Stillson’s
up... aux-wt Railway Depot.
m.»s|ts;\;t't um wum’r
l‘lclldCl'HUNlt CALL, ll
Jacob M. Layton,
Huhh
’l‘bo Foclnllst town councllors are hlgln
ly indignant ovor tholoruc sums spent.
For instance. to prevent the horses of the
('an'tl carriage from slipping. the asphalt
of the flue do firenello, on which the Rul-
plan embassy stands. Was replaced by
‘10
. . . i .. wooden pavementmml thowcod pavemeni' l:
preparation. The balms-tho coining oluutlon full on Nunluy, ’l'lmoth ('um tin-ll Nullllnnfml , I. (9090099360... . 'Ira. Life! and of the l’ont ill.) lu Concorde and around . II
in redients are com- 00!. 4. "M ”I" “001'leer “l 91M“ lli'l‘lllNl . . ' Iy ' l. , I ' ; 5, E l l] l“ j ‘ “ Llc’dll (3qu s "(>RE. Acoldant the Arc do 'l'rlompbo was renewed.
' 8 that all certificates must to film! by mld. ‘ Newloltfx. (lot. lv.~'llmolby J. i amp l .. I . . 'l'omorrow fnmnmm tho nzar and mm.
.btned 1n the preper night of (lot. ii. The law farther on pro- lmllwm numltultud for confines in tlm§ ll ll ’. 215 l N 8 U R A N C E l l rina willvislttheprincipal plncognflmgg. .
a £10“ f 01‘ the biblts a nominee who tlnml not file his Ninth t-olmrosslonul district at a woven l.” ll l“ s. l‘ 21 , . , . Wt in Paris and at 3:30 p. tn. M“ lay the
oprOpOI‘ ccrilllcnleof nomlnutlon within tboprc- t-lou held by tho {National llclum‘rntlc , \f * “ . , . ,, an" Estate "id "0080 ‘I If“ that stonoof a bridge to be called Pout
. beet P8811]. l. , and the scribed time from having his mom plated party at Apollo ball. HE l; [l r pill . . ‘ Alexander lll. which will “m.” for "m
e ixture BhOWB no , on the ballot, and these men who fal‘uol .. M: M- p , :l f i ll. 8 I Washingmi it. » SO.Nor~elk. IIIIIIIIII *tunnwhl I Tickets and Sterling exhibition at 1000. Later they will “I“.
m l” comply WWI “'0 low M“ ""‘l‘llll’mlll’ 7"” ““"m‘" (':""'”"“"“"‘ l, I} } ~ " r ‘ "nu... Lump, N;§.,¢.Mm1 the mint. wlmrc n medal ccnnnclnoraiibl .
. adul terat‘i On or 1n“ and before tllItIi antigenic cpurt n;ul get an Loxuut‘. If)“. “if. [he llcrllIn on”... t , ,Il 115mg I I and Stocks Sold. their visit will be struck I
, _ or ercompe Hg 0 score My n Fifi o to s cutlont o ‘lc " mes says 1 ml, n, is , ' . . , ' , bcovcnln ”,0. will lvea ”mm. II
°lur1°ua confinw show muse whxlhtlr nmnm fllmnld not ngmlollleiulll‘“Hm““l'f‘l‘ that tho mow ”TelrrrJY‘v’fi to clam homo ormcmm ”AHMHM' PM“ E atll'bt: ltusnlan inhale» nml‘nt mallwiil l
: ant; , be placed on the ballot. ll. lsbollcvod they ll'lwm'll. u," lfnltcd Stairs, “""llfllll‘ and 0 . . . . . hereto Post (llllce. . “mm“ a performance uttho Theater From _
. Y T 1 will claim that as tho last day for filing f’lrcat mimm, intend to appoint m, 0"] ml ‘il' ”l “W“ “'k. "‘b“ m1... .
0 our! 1‘“ y p ’ Rllllbl. ""w t)“, ”til-“n." "gnx,q,r Ill, “HT h ’ \nluri l‘uhlu A, L tut-u l. . ll . Ill V
conumrcnr Mars Cuzmsr. I
M. .‘..__
I‘NUIWUII D .7
' .' . mise- . identity nmny suspects pointed out by the ‘
C. D. BOSS & SON. minim! “MUM” 3"".n'm‘m Bridgeport, this tum-billy "Mt it lmlrm "”“l "‘1'”! “uh?“ a scratch. Q “fill! “a in ”I“ elouthINorwalk lllwulun’ pollou having been secretly ex» .
New London an”. Afi‘mplu, Derby and Mtuuuluck, and the source that the p71“ and lmrd l‘ollelmr; 4w \‘lllIIWiIzlanuwIp‘vIl‘l.II’Mfi,Illllu, signature M m 7‘10th polled from Manor, and plcked police,
' result: show a tltlltlllotl pain In Republican have curred "mm 0 will)“ for lhv ulllnmlu H“ M J "I " ” . ' r ll”- 8 have been nlnllonell at all Imrts where ul‘
“rebuilt Mill flill‘ b0 accented M MI “"3" donmltlnn of the cult-m v ~OW‘99W 5antmot. hllllils mm others we“, mm” in .hnd‘ I
. , yetlc oy.
ofs
cortlf mil-s fell on Sunday the secretary
u should have accepted their papers
(‘onmotieut’u Local Elections.
llau’rt‘mm. not. (la—Town elections
were hold all over the slate yesterday. ex-
es Salaam. in German East Afrlm. to ullu.
need E. Schmidt, tuunlelpnl president at
Apia, Samoa.
1‘» lleptosn the fluiluu.
1413mm. flcii. ll.--’l,‘lw Chronicle save
The station; Cleaner
A]? the dirt removed
7mm fillies, Mobil, .l‘aiut, .
{AI-4W» ’we'“ “ @9909
CASTOlRIA
For Infants and Children.
WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to, Advertise
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken to gllnrtl-tbo present. czar. He will
be constantly surrounded by dotcrtivss.
Fore-ignore arriving at any of the places in
France to be visited by the czar have for
mum time been required to establish their
r,
Norwalk Chronicler