or" new lull up ll
was; mm, +
Crisp Accounts Cumin; carnal Event:
new from the Higher» at In»:
of Twin! conucficld Tom
Tomorrowis pay day at the Select
plan’s ofllce. ‘
‘WChnrles Barnum, of France street, is
on the sick list. M /
Edelbert ()sterbunke has gone to New
York state on a hunting trip.
Washington Chapter, 3. A. M, can
ferred the M. E. M. degree last night.
The Pequonnock Pleasure club foot
bull team will practice at Norwulk Park.
Saturday.
John Conley, of Norwalk, who or
hlblted a freak horse at the Dnnbury
Fair. has gone to Baltimore.
1
Norwnlk Fire Alarm system, spent yesv
terdny in repairing the line.
Anew elevator is being constructed
in Watkins, Comstock & Dow‘s hurd-
wure store in Washington street. -
Bishop McMahon Council, Catholic
Benevolent Legion, will give a sociable
at the Athennaum, Friday night.
Mrs. James Sherman, of Weslpori
avenue. is quite ill from injuries receiv-
ed on n trolley car about two weeks ago
Sons ware born, Tuesday night. to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riordan, of Pros-
pect street, and Frank Blake and wife.
of Uranbury.
James 1.). Jennings and son William
are repainting and papering the upm-l—
ments of C. Kruemer, the North Main
street tailor. '
'E lward Furrington smashed one \ l'
his fingers, recently, while attending In
his duties at the Standard Oil works on
the Wilson Point road.
Mr. 3111 Mrs. Albert Aisthorpe, of
South Main street, will enjoy a wet-ll}
tour through New York state, stump,-
u‘; soon as the weather will permit.
Mrs. J. A. Dunning, of School street.
will sing Saturday, at a concert in
Chickering Hall, under the direction of
Prof. John J. Dosscrt. Next Thursday
she W111 sing in Brooklyn at the unnnm
concert by the Uverton Drum corps.
The l’equounock club will hold n d ~-
bnlo tonight on the currency quostirm.
Harry M. (Jump and Joseph Henry will
argue forethe gold side. and Robert lv
(hitter and William Montgomery Will
tube (“are of tho silver question.
M. H. (ilovor has brought suit again»:
Mr. Swan, of South Norwnlk, and pro; .
erfy said to belong to the wife Hllll
motlicr-in-luw bus lit-on ntlached. Mrs.
Swan has rotalncd Attornoy John J.
Walsh to replevin the property.
The banks, post-odious. schools, nun
some of the public ollh-os in Norwnllc
o. d state arr closed toduy becnuse it is l!
1 ,nl holidny in (Ionmctlcnt. It
known as Lincoln Dny, and was chosen
by the ("relicrnl Assembly lllcnnfio till
wanted to honor the memory of lbw
martyr president. Why they solemn-ll
Uctober 13 they dl'l pm and do no'
know, for it is not the nnnivvrsnry n"
his birth, his death, or nny importnnI
not performed by him. 'l‘hcy simply
dhlnnt ”out to bring the holiday lM)
close to Wnshinutrin's birthday, lv‘ub-
nary 22, and they thought that the mill-
dlo of October would l.)l' at good time for
it because there was no other day ml
rest durlln,r lhut month. '
is
Story-Telling Spols.
“Surface indivnllons" is n phi-also that
well douonbcs those oomnmn ills, l'lrznnn
nod Suit Rheum. The null disease is in
tho blood, and the humor is but the spur
lhnt tells the story of impurities {lull
invlrlcd llm blvmd. "'l'o remove the
mom in tho only way the disease can be
removed. To do thnt ointments or local
applications lll‘l' useless. anure him at
rvul remedy in Ypmluntl Specific. it is
llw greatest of known bioml purifiers. if
you do not know of it» mnr‘vrlons power
you Night to rust it. Your drugnist will
supply you, or if you Will send your ud-
drm: to the Ypsilanti Specific 30., Jill
Brood fill... Boston. they will see that
you rm- supplied.
woo: :w: we»
“ Clean
as
a
pin "
if
using -
to clean house
l
' Ben Ami
The Modern Cleaner
mm
Ali the dirt removed
lmm Close. Metal, ’uint,
without a scratch.
1%; Mil will stem is. 3 child
" dun as unzip)?!“ ’ ,
,flon of
be significant- Statement of
V ‘ Spanish Officer.
To am: one sternum nr‘ronr
3! flat I. vnlaoomful, It In Assorted
She Will Let the blend of. Cuba Co
hint on was Minter-moon wn
Be Mum in spin“...
Nrw Your, Oct. Iii—{rho Herold thl
morning publishes th wing iron
Cadiz:
"‘lf Spain has not put down the loser
motion in (John by the lot of next March,
it is the intention of the government ll
give up the struggle and let the friend go.’
The significance of this statement, com
lug direct from on officer of rank in tin
,h‘pnulsb urnly within this week, must oer
lnlnly be regarded as of ‘no llttlolmpor
lnnce. ' It is asserted that only notion ml
verse to Spain is expected from the non
administration in the United States.
This ylew oi the situation outlines Olenr
ly the pulley of the Spnhlsh governmonl
and tends to show that it is morning in
troops lu Cnbu In the determination: o.
moklng one desperate effort to crush com
plnlely the Cuban forces.
It also implies on admission on tho purl
of the Spanish government that, if it is
unable to achieve this end during llu
coming dry season with the great force or
in command In (John at present and will:
on ndmlnlstrnllon in the llnltod thtol
friendly to Hpnln, it ennnot hope to con
tlnue the contest successfully nflcr tin
inauguration of the next president, on
More!) 4, 1897.
I cannot give the union of the Spanish
ollluor or that of. my lnformnnt, he I nm
pledged not to do so, but I can vouch uh
solulely for the foot that the slutemout re
forrod lo comes from the scum claimed.
Still further, I am credibly informed
that the above determination ls nu upon
secret among those who are close to tbs
government, nnd that the policy is being
llllllplufl of exnggorntlnn the mmznltndo ol
the trouble in the Philippines with n
view of prepnrlny, tho people for the Hill
mole design of letting: Coho go.
liy wary of further corroboration of tlllll
estimate of lho situation it may be To
mnrkod that, while Spuln ls sending morr
lbnn 200,0Ull troops to (John. who are in
tho mnin very young and undisciplined.
she is cnrnfully lumping her mum” well
disciplinl-d nnd Ollll'lllllhriolllll‘rfi, who may
be nvallnblo ln cnszo of nn outbronl. of
home. She is also keeping in Spunlsn
waters 1:: warships, which me all rl-mly
for sea und which could ho of grout svrv
ice in Cuban writers in nidlm: the l nilod
Stntos ln tlint poll-1v Work which she now
cnlmly asks that «‘oumry lo do for bur.
The Philippine Islands Trouble.
W. (l. Foster, the manager of the Elm
urn ’l'olelzrnphlo l-ompuny hero, spunking‘
of the silunlion. sold lo mo yoslorllng. :
"'l‘ln'rols no question thnt tho gmcrn»
input is trying to um the Philippine tron»
bios to illstrnut lhv pvoplo‘s ultonlinn
from l‘ulra. 'l‘horo is. no doubt thnl. Spuin
intends to do her utmost to crush the l‘nv
bnn insurrection lll'LVVllt‘ll nuwnnd hlnrch.
ll‘nillnn that, l nm informed that she will
give up the struggle.
“An important Hum is the {not tlm:
(lulm bus :1 debt of SUlJleiblllI,lllHLlllli), nlhl
that if szi'm pols down llw insurrl-rlim.
(7mm will how to my that dobl, Wllt‘l‘l‘lh,
if llulm wine, lho pnv'llvnt of the dolll
will fall on Hpnln, who conlructcd it on
behalf of (‘lllnL
“annrul'lv lho plnnlrra, who hum Iwn
drlvl-n from lhoir linlf mined plzinlnlinns,
howwor loynl lhvy lll:l_.-nppwlr to but”
Spain. rn-zll'y wont to hon lbo (‘nlmns ruin-
cred. on in that (’Ilr‘ll lhoy Would not in
lnxud by .~'pnln to my llll‘ interns! on llm
debt and would llwn start again undvr
lnol'o law-rubb- :ulspll‘os.
" Nirrlnwlllln vvrry mm is talking alum-ll:
('ulln. and little is sultl of the l‘hlllppilw
inlnmls. nllllougll lho lnill-r mmprlsu ll. .,
(rm nvlnuru lnilus, (is algnlnst (tum!!! lllr
(‘nln In poinl of populnllon lllll l’hilip-
pinlw hn‘p .‘l,l;rlil,lloll, ns :scninst :i popnl i.
:I,:.‘Tl‘..llalll for l‘nlvn and l’uurln
liirm l-omldnml. 1 :un milsllod lllnl >p.l’u
will rillwr lmvo won in l'ubn by March 1
next or linvo ulvon up the struggle."
I'lilrinls I'Zm-mlrzlgrd.
TAMPA. Vin, lll‘l. lily-Tho fnmllfr of
Hem-ml Uollnw hnvo rourlvod n lvllvr
from him in \rhlz-h ho nolrn mnshlm'ulllu
lniprnvenu'nl in tho nrtlllrry work of llw
l‘ulum. ills ll‘lll'l‘ suys:
"Ulll' prcvlum cxprrlvnco with ‘ilh-ry
bun not been \vrr limb-ring. been so nl
'/.nn,jn, Sllplm do 'l'nnmno llllll Ln \‘n-nln
do (’nsnnmn tho nrllllury find not dmw
ctlllwlch Work :md the Spanish fol-ls
which lln-y ntlnl-lml runmlllcll stnndlllg
nllv'r llllllll n lab-no,"
flu llwn rluscrllws up attack on the
Sl-nnlsh fort lullnluln lib-rm, hour the
town of Alll'ns, npnlnst whlch the (Tulnms
plmlll'll lbvlr mnnon from rising ground
ubnm. lllo porters dlslnnt.
ll woe llp' first llllln in this unnupnlun
llmt n flnhlplvvn land lrmm nlwn my ("Olli-
mnml. null l mu very m-rvmn, for billing
heard of the l'nrnwr nxpnrlnnoo with lhnw
plu-rw. 1 won nlrxlld ol' fnllnru. for lbv unn-
nun l burn is very elnnll. although l onl~'
l‘lllllll‘il more on its pmmlt‘llllvo furl-o. lln
lbv- mulmrl‘. (lulu-ml "lilixlo Hurvln boll
"wry Itonlldom'u of n successful outcome
:Iml split to full mo to hoop up tho 1er m
long: m w" hnd it shut lull. Wu fired 9%
nhnle into lrlH' lurlllh-nllon. and then we
MW lhn H :mlsh snldlnrs hurriedly nbnn
dull the Flu-l. \l‘o onplnrod ln lllufnrl.
«hum! curfridgoe. prmlelons. mcdlulnl-s,
nice, Wu nlsn found two dond soldlnrn. A
nlwrt limo hill-mnrd this fort mm mm-
ph-ll-ly rlmmlishml nml lmmvd down by
our llll‘l'llfl. A"othervxpvdlllon husnrrlvml.
and our sllnnllon is improving: day by
new. Wu hnvo mums and nmluunlllon,
and should the Hpnnlnrdfl nltmnpt the
winner umnpnlgn they will find us stronger
and whh the mend ounvlvllon of n brlnl
mnguln and turn lrlmupb.
Its-puns About Hu- flmmflmu Confirmed.
:Wl Av’m, (Ml. lfl.-.\lr. August l’nrnltl
of tho flrm Mumps, l’llnutfl k H», of lhls
city has revolved n ll‘ll“? from n frlmnl in
Hill» snylnpllmt llu-lllibuslvrlnu alumni-r
llnmnllws lmd nrrlvml nnd lmnivd on the
south court of ('uln with men nlul mump-
nllinn. ’l’lm lnllur to Mr. l’m‘otti shied
. limit the llnuntbwmnvl n m‘lumllnf‘ in mid
nronn which bud on board 3.3:: men and
' nmmxmllhm nml nrm-x llml hnd boon lamb
oil of. sumo other point on the roost. When
flm lllwmlvw mono up. the multi- mrno
was ”norm-rod In hrr. nnd llleywsreonte-
ly landed after u pnrllolm voyage.
MW,“ m W
Insurgent: liner Harmon.
Km Wm, Hut. lowlnsnrgcnt General
drew Marla llollrlgue—nis in thoprovlnre
of llnvnuuwilb In large fur-co. Mr. Ammo,
who left here on the lust expedition of the
'l'hrm Friends in company with Charles
M. Gown. who our cruelly butchered by
the Honduran, ”riled on the Marcello.
.vl
rum Mplolkllled '
. moods, for the maturation of which I lune
d rem “find It
as mm Grouting. ,
. Hammer, 1%., Oct. lawful-w men
were fatally and n were of others more
or laurerlously injured in a trolley occl-
dcut'ut lhn llnzlolcu crossing of the Doin-
wure. linsenohunnu and Schuylkill rall-
road and the Lehlgh traction line. The
(land ore:
Jefferson Klrsehuer of llozleton,-a tele-
graph operator. ,
William Stepleten of Milton, n tole~
egrnpli operator.
David John Williams of Plymouth.
Patrick Dowd, a trolley conductor, and
Morris Ferry, n boy, are at the bnspllnl
_%pconscloue and are not expected to live.
otb hove fractured skulls null are injur-
ed lnlornnlly.
Kirsohncr wns around to n slinpolesnj
muss beneath the railroad engine, mull
Staplclon and Willlnlns lived butn qul
mlnnles nflor beinglnlren from the wroclz. ’
The trolley car. guided by Motornmn l
Cumfor, hnd stopped just this side of file
crossing, not] the conductor, lenvlng hle,
our, hud'gone into the trolley station to de- l
posit lho mnllpouoh. The station is b”‘.
twuon two trucks of the rnllrond. whichl
are do feet npnrl. The first of those hud‘
been crossed in safety, “ml the conductor, 3
returning from. the station, hnd given tho;
signal to go :ihend. Just on the molormun .
bud reached the second truck and wnsl
nlmut tocress enginoxo, :3 was seen com-t
ing down l‘lll! frock. By thnt time (.‘unr l
for hull the cur half wny across the truck, 7
and the engine was almost upon him. l
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The engine won in chnrgo of llnnlel Gnlhv
(zlwr nnd WIN coming along tunk first.
The trolley cur wns filled wllh passengers. ;
and the momrmnn. seeing his only chnmeu <1
was to get across the truck first. upended:S
his car. lint tho tlme'wns too short. The}
onulne caught the ronr end of the cur nnd
torn it from the mnln portion, wblch wool,
thrown over nn embnnlnnent into n‘
swamp. lx’irschnl‘r, who was standing or’
sitting; near the rum- end of the our, \vnsl
rnught by the engine and dredged over,
lllU yn'rds down the track before lheonv
glue could bu stopped and his nlmoqt un~ ‘
rcconnlrnble remulns tnknn from beneath
it, lonving a troll of blood behind.
lr‘nml Runaway AccldI-nl.
.lmmnv l'I'l'i'. ()ct. )5.~Thore was 5‘
disastrous runnwny hour this city lust
night. One man was killed and thrive
womz-n injured. \‘v'llllnm lhrth, lid years“
old. of Puturuun was riding in n llghl
wngnn through l'nlon lilll. ills nephew, }
\‘l'illinm Stone, won with hlm. The home
her-nine frightened of n pneslng clrclric
Mr and mu nwny. llelh \vns thrown to
the ground. He struck on his hvml. frat" .
hiring the skull. lhmth followed in n.
«hurl limo. Stone could not rmm-ol tlw
nnlnml, and in passing lilvornnud‘s silk
mill the horse dnshnll into n crowd of {lip
women employer-s. ’l‘broeof lhn WUllll‘nf
were knocked out“. Emily line had hvr‘
skull l'rnvlursnl, hoi- rollnr bone nnd n hlg‘
broke“. it la thought she will ill-e. Slur)“
.‘él-lllllnlho hull two ribs llrukrll, nllfl .‘llnry,
llss-lni-lhe was badly hurt about the bully
and hold.
lMPORTANT DECISION.
A (Inst: In llu- l'nilml Moire Cour-l “'hlch
Eilnblislwn a Precedent. ‘
Cm'xxx/lri, (m. flip-11: the l'nlmd‘
Stun-s l‘t‘m‘l .lndpo forgo nnnonnrod n do. I
ltls'wn which. hrromos n prol‘rlll-nt (if grunt .
intwrst to llilllllf‘l‘n‘ nnd other business
mun. ll. l.. llill‘lll‘l‘ of tho hillbilly an
linnnl bunk lmrrowvd éfixillmnm from the»
i'hvmh‘nl Notional hunk of New York clly
llnrl'h 5:, 1H7, to plow in tho bunk. lie
mndo lhu loan on lllri own iwpoiisiilili;_\',
und dill nut. o insult. lhn hunk lrnslws.
Wln'n lllu funk fnllrd, tho l'hl-lnn-nl on
ll-rod suit n;::lln'~t llvcl-lvor A. rmslrom.v to
“wow-r lho ¢:.m‘.lm«l will: lnt.-r.-.~I. .-\ rm
strung fought llll' suit lwrmlso lln- lrnslws
hnd not nnlllorixrd the loan.
'l‘ln- rolilplnlnt :illognl that llwy “'Ul‘o
doing llll~lllvhr filth :lll :u'l‘l‘mlllvll ulllm‘r
of the haul. and mode lllw hm. in ”null
fullh nnd hull no moons of knowlng of his
lnisdolngs.
.lmhm Sago lll‘t'roull l'mr llm l'omplnan
uni»- mnl [{nl‘u judgment for (he nmuuul.
with mien-at.
Kniglilu nf Hm (infill-u Eagle.
lllTAlvl‘Jl‘l, l'n,, Hot. . lin—‘l‘hc supreme
l'.lFll(‘. linlglll-l of tho (loldou Eagle. in,
fili>.~l(lll born, :zrlol-tl d 'l‘ronlun ns lhu III-.(l .
plm-onl llll'l‘llllg. 'l‘ho l‘olluwlnp: llllll'l‘l‘l-
worn f‘lllcll‘lli Suprvmo ohluf, William Us-
vnr ill-own, \l'illulnulnn, llul.: Hllpl'lllllu
le‘f‘, Y. E. Munro, Slllnny, 0.; suprmnor
high priest, .\. ll. Almnndor, llnylnn.
ll; fllezl'llllll‘. km'por ol' oxvlmpwr, 'llmu-i
thy .‘vlcf'nrthy. l’hllndolphln; Sllprl'lno lil'i'l‘b‘
fl‘ of llp- records, \l‘llllnnl l‘ulborson, l’hll-
ndolphln: snprvnlo lwrnbl, .l, H, lllclllng
son, New llzmln. suprvnu- nu-dll'nl m-
mnlnor, llr. J. h). Whip-ford, Baltimore."
supremo llrsl guordsnmn, llownrd All-zluw. l
l’urtlnnd, Mo, nnd supremo somnnl‘
guurdnnln‘n, E. ii. Lofvbcr, Nowport, liy.
('ulh'gn l‘noffmlf Hum-m.
At l‘hllnllvlphlnml'nlvorslly of l’l'llll-
slyvnnln, ‘JII; l‘nlvl-rslly of Virginia, Il.
At liothll-hcln, l'n.~—-|.ohlgll, ll; lint.-
gors. ll.
At llnnovor, l’n.-—-—\’llln Nova, .3; llnv
erfnrd. «I.
At Now llnvun...-Yulo, ‘lrl; Willlmlm. H.
At Andovm', Mnhs, wl’hllllpn Academy,
ll; Mlmmzhuwtls lnstllnlo of 'l'm-hnolo 3
KY. ii.
At Cnmbrldgo, Muss. ~- llnrvurd, :1 -
Wesluynn, ll.
.\t Princeton, N. .l.-—l’rlnooton, 2.,
(furllslo lndlnn school, ll.
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The Daughter» of I‘m‘nhontns.
ll'OIlRlNll'l‘nN, Conn” (lot. lb.--At the
first moot Hlnlo mullnll of the llnughlors‘
of l’ornhnulns hvld horn thofollowluu olllr
curs \veru olcclml; llrrut l‘or‘nhontlw, Mrs. '.
llllllo Loyd, ,llnrtford; grunt Wilmnuh, :
llnlllo .l. Fisher, New llnven; grout .\li~'
noenb, li’rnm‘or-l ll. llnznldvn, Norwlz-b; i
grunt prophowns, Nl-tllo Robbins. 'l’or- l
ringlon; urmt hopper of records, hlnry 1.. ‘
Unvls. Now llnvon; grunt hopper of wnnl ;
pum, K. i). \l‘nlls, Hartford. The next
nmmnl mention will bolmhl at New llm-nn 1
on the third Wednesday in flotolu-r, ltill'l‘.
i
In filenmry of the linglvldrm l
NEW “ME“, (lot, lit-«"1“» brunro till» .
lot which hue been «rooted at Judges extra, 1
West llmlk, whom fhn roph'ldos. \l’hnlll-yl
and Hello, were shollorml while thvy worn l
limitlvm from the wroth of King l‘bnrlm l
of linuhmd. ems fornmlly pmsnuml tn lhn l
clty by the Society of llnlulllnl Worn, lmd
Mayor Hendrick in bnhnll ur the i ‘ely nnd
park commit-sinners ncmlplml flu» pm. An
undress woe dolivorcd by lllmrlos Dudley
Warner. l
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Rut-l Burden For the Ila-word.
Nuwronr, R. 1., (let. lira-Pullers in in
unit to recover $3,000. brought by Mrs.
Bridget Doyle zignlml 'l’uwnmuul lhmh‘n.
havebeeallledlu the Hillel! thlusvlr
null court. hire. llmln l-lnlmn ll-nt bllll
assisted in recovering the burden dim
reward, «to cloud. .
Of Great importance to Manklnd, and
Particularly so to Norwalk, East
Norwalll and South Norwalk. «~
Notice that llrl bending over but
lurk as all: deftly plleuher needle.
Watch the cureworn and tlred mother
as she sleeps over the wuhbourd.
Look at the pick and shovel brigade
as they sewer and tunnel our highways.
Observe the arlleun us he leans ovxr
his production.
What causes them to straighten up
and mechanically push their hands in.
to the small of the brick?
Muscles tired. you say?
Follow them to their homer! to their
Bleeping apartments.
Why that. fllful rest?
Account for the uneasiness whvn
prone on thelr bucks.
It is apparent when reclining. on
elllu-r side. .
Tired muscles recuperate.
Aching bones yield to the "kind
nurse of men." ‘
Morning cornea. The sleepers awaken
und rise.
Sometimes with dlfllculty. Iometfmel
with assistance. .
By careful manipulation or ncuulred E
movements they don their apparel. l
' Reminded by sharp twinges that
Iomrlhing in wrong somewhere.
The morning pnssvs away and the
pain unless of long slnnlllng, with it.
Night arrives. The invariable but
not nnolternble routine follows.
Why neglect such warnlngs? ;
Why lrllle with such roproof? 1
Remove the “caused right the wrong: 1,
evict the tenant. =’
Mrs. R. Blackburn did this. She lives
at 46 First avenue, East Norwnlk. nod
she got a box of Dean's Kldrwy Pills
ut Plnlsted's drug stern. She says: "I 1
reluctantly allow my testimony to ,ap- .
pear in print. I permit it only immune
I thinks others who sullnn-d like
l
. ought to know that [Man's Kldnny Pills l
cured me of kidney disorders and back- '
aches." V 1
Fur sale by all dealers or sent by;
mail on receipt of prior. 50 cools per
box. by Foulr‘r-Mllburn ("m., Buffalo.
N. Y.. sole agents for the U. S.~
For Itching,r Piles, irritation of tho ge-
nitals, or itching in any part of the
body, Doan's Ointment is worth its
weight in gold. No matter llnw 10m!"
ulnndlng the lronblr‘. Dunn's Ointment
vvlfl r: i fall to give lnstnnl relief.
Winning
£and .
its i
Way! .
. only safe lrnutmvnt is :1 CUUI’N‘ of Aycr‘s
, l‘ills, followed by :: luxutivr- dict. Most
' Slf'.
Why lake the «honorsJ
All is not high pv'ndc roller
llznl is rolled Moths
lam. Our Morin and luv l.
blend is pronounced
and
glt’Jl,
and it: snrily winning in
way into public favor.
if you love fine coffee buy
my Mocha and Java blond.
Hull mnke
lusting good impression. l
lilllslcl' and n»
lmlicvv l llllVl‘ :1 lim- .‘u'lillla.
and wont lhe public to knmv
and enjoy ll.
.\ llcsh lot just in. ‘.
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FUR. RANGE AND FURNACE.
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Those (foals me free from dirt
and shit“; Will be dvlivr-rml by
careful drivers. Send older
for sample lnnd and sntisty
yourself that our cluim in cor-
rect.
“MOW .
RAYMOND sees
no Hora-lb.
D. W. RAYMOND,
. Funeral Director
and Emhslmer.
O Wen-hm tin new.“
3 .mffic‘r'wmk. '
We, won. Monument l Hun-l
3:711 .
.H.I'KRIEGER,
snmll of tobnoco IllltliPri him sick."
jTUvBiW Sulll and guaranteed by R. H.
,Sterling Remedy (.30., New York or
‘ therefore loading pli}'.~:ll.‘il\llv rvcconmnd
, safe rum for children.
; Slillson.
'lhoonly blood purifier :ullnillcd to lw
lusv nun PLEASANT to mus!
’Geo. C. Stillson’s
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“1:“ Leading Mllllnery ” , m, ,,
also? . .. AND Low-tar ..
...GOODS PRICES
SOLD. 0|oak Store! PREVAIL-
We are now showing a full and complete line of
Ladics', Mlsses’
d-CLOAKS-r
We extend to all :1 cordial
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CHEAP FUEL. 1
Owing to many of the factories being
shut down, we hnve n. large accumulation
of first-class coke.
We offer tlwsnmn during the month of
Uctober at six rents per bushel all. the.
works, oreight cents per bushol delivered
within either cllyllmils, in not less than
tweplyllvc bushel lots.
l‘lxlru for carrying in,
Norwalk Gas Light
Company.
ull'i 1W
You Don't Have To Swear Off,
‘ says the St. LouisJoumul of Agriculture
iln an editorial about No-Tolluc, lhe
famous tobacco hubit cure, “We know
‘of runny cases cured by No-To-llluz.
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One, a proponent bt. Louis nrclulccl,l
smokodnnd chewed for twunty yenusp
two boxes cured him so that even the
N0.
l’luisted. No cure no pay. Book free. l
(,lhicugc.
To rmnove the constipated hnbit, the
other cullmrlirsdo inoro' hnrm lhun good,
Aycr‘s Pills, vspeciully us :1 family phy-
Theoricsvt‘rnro may be discussed at
length by l)ll}';-ll‘i.lli.‘i, but llll‘ sufferers
wont quirk nlivf; and Hue Mmme‘
l‘ough (Pure Will give it to them. A;
It is "tin-only"
harmless remedy thnt produces immed-
idle results.“ E. l’. Wood and G. U
(_‘mlf‘n.~‘ion us to flu: choice of n l-h ml-
l'ill‘iliI-r is unnecessary. Thorn is but
who lust Snrsnpnrillu. and find is Ayrr's.
'l‘hisimporlnnt l'nct wns Tl‘l‘UL’lllZP‘l or
the World's Fair, Cllll'llfll‘l, 1‘33, llf'lllg
placed on exhibition.
Patent
Medicines
EASY
AND PLEASANT
At Our l’rloesl
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pnuo sronz,‘
82 Washington St. Schumann}
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
no for
if .
«Hum.
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and Children’s
nvitation to inspect
Mnhackcmo llotel Blor'lr,
South Norwnlk.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, Calclmlner
Painter.
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WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South N orwnlk.
Sample Books of Intest Styles of Papers l rivnr.
Bonn-rs nod Gilt Mouldings taken L10"
boners fur lnsiwollon, on notice by poem ;
histl‘mnlzm (lbwrt‘nllv lel-n, ma 1'
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und 5min: from
(1. Illllllg :md car- ‘5
150.. 256.. at Dru:
. undllryfhiedsstorcs
Samples mailed, Sc. f
L. B. SUTTON,’Ncw Canaan, Ct. ‘
l. . mm
Sold by A. Divhornum 65 Son, So. Nor-
wzlllr; Money or Benedict, Norwnlk.
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From ll} 3.. m. in 7 p. in. any day except .
Sunday. :
Theda-tor is o rugnlnr physician und for
tho y r»! lillll‘lt‘l’dl ‘ lll‘ri bus noble llll‘ lll~llll~9>
n. \wnlvn n spw Lolllvs sni‘bwlt; from ,
an; .‘lllluulfy no: If in Hm «by; will «mnslllf‘
ll'h‘l oonlhh-lnm, wifb
llr. linllfnrll in thr- ~ i
l’liv‘ll*~‘ll!’llll"lll"I "oh cllwmnstskillflllaw!l
sci-mtmv lrv ntmmt l.nuu‘n tn mxulwrl: sumo-r} I
ulil‘l 1n»- livimn lll‘llll‘ mm with nnrw "on l
”Mm-l whvn reqnlml. "cum nmdcmte !
All p-llril‘s promptly 1w, liull tn. luvluwslnnu l
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Glzullmlk! of l‘llll.lvl~-lpllln Drum! Ulvllnmi.
Dentistry l’crl‘umml in all llS
ilrzmchcs.
TEETH FX'l‘llAV’l‘ll‘Jl \l'l'l'lllJL'T PAIN.
Marvin's New lilo-lg \\'>i~l\ingfun sin-bl.
Hmmllll illnrr
llnnlnl rooms will lu-l lil‘lll".llflll.~‘tll‘llll. at :lr.)
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK
St Washington Streat.
Open daily from 9 to 12 u. m., nnd from
l to :l p. m., and on Monday evenings
from Tim N.
llllt‘l‘f‘rl. nllowed on deposits.
ALDEN Hl')l..\lA.\'S Frost.
JOHN H. lemons, interwar.
.lUllN ll. KNAPI’. Sec. and Trees
J. D. JENNINGS,
U N D E RTA K E R.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwulk, - - - -
Opp. Street llnllwny Depot,
ltlcslllldNCE El.“ s’i'llhl'l'.
TELEPHONE CALL. 11.
Conn.
Jacob M. Layton, i
Plro, Life and
Accident
Real Estate and House Agent
”cs-nu Steamship 'lliuki-ts, and Sterllnw
llmfln. Loans Neuntlated
and Smells Sold.
OFFICE. 6 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Olllce,
~iOU'l'li NllltWAllK, : : : l CONE
\"omry Public. Acknowlevlmzmnls 'l‘akrl
The great
. . remrd y for
,. ‘ nervous pics,
‘4 .. _ lfialionano
- a nervous
i , MiQ, dioceses ol the
H“““ w’ kl? .‘ ’grncrulivc or
lllll“1)l‘l‘l All" A ' ll. l‘blflii, $1.117?) ”f eithm
sex, such as Nervous Frustration, Falling in
lost Manhood, lmpolcna, ng‘l‘nly Emir
dons, Youthful Errors, mud my, ex
erosive use of Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Insanity. $1.0:
. be if 6 b0 f_ $5.00.
Erin's‘cllllul‘id lo. mil? llllhlaml. one
field by fill W. ,
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Mott’s Nervedue Pills
+Wl'l'u put lhrough his body.
‘ TE penalise “Tl-l5.
A Desperate Men Kill- ‘rhm
curl and ill “Smelt.
Cownuus, Go, Out 15.n-
are (loud and two national!!!
the result of a sensational tn“
shook Columbus to its 1011“.ng
of the deed is J. A. White, who
cause of the whole trouble.‘ I
hll llhyeur-old son unordered in
two policemen and seriously w"
other men who were in the potty e a
log to arrest them. The maid
ore Richard M. Adams and Will ,
son. White was former? pol
but for several yours has on in
business. lio has been considered m .
trio, but not crazy. He became infill ‘ ‘
in u qunrrel in a burroom, and Ada ” .. g
Jackson served him with a "1mm
answer to n clunrnc of disorderly mil“.
This nmddenod White, who made Ch ,
against the ollluers. He went hernia-m
his wlnuliesler and bought a supply 01:
cartridges. He was joined by hill son. I“
was also armed. They went to a WM
and golng out fromthere encountered the
officers. ' .
“l told you to get ready, an If you
not ready you ought to be!" lte 0"qu
out llB he opened fire on Offloarl Adimfi’
and Jackson. Adams fell at the but that.
'lfhun J nckson fell, begging the Whlmto
slop firing. The father stood over him.
tiring Info hls prostrate body. The new:
if the nll‘nlr «xi-outed intense excitement.
l’olioomnll lloborts wont to White’s homo,
knocked, was asked lo, and no he steppe“ J .1
lrmide was lotnlly wounded by nball from
\Vhlto’s gun. The entire police force.
urmod wllh winch: ’s, and their party
uugnwntcd by tl€ presence of a large
number of nrmed
the Whites. The son had taken no part
in the hi~t shooting, but had fired at both
Adams and Jackson. The Whitea’ home
was surroundml and demands made lat. ‘
tln-ir surrender. The reply was a shot,‘
which [wounded n boy in the crowd. Then
six ollicq-s Went to the house and broke
down the doors. As they sprung in White
lined, wounding Sorgenfl Pickett. At the
some time White was shot. He attempted
to brook tbrmnzh. but a dozen bullate
Henry. the
son. (pooped to the Alabama side of the
A posse with bloodhounds in on
his tmil.
The "eunuch Controverfly.
WAsmsorox. ('lct. lfi.—Scoretary Mulet‘
Provost of the Venezuela boundary com-
mission llns nulhnrind the following: '
“'l‘hl' slnllrlncnl flint tho commission has '
(lump in n (ll‘ClElllll. sunninlng the claims.
of anczucln in the boundary dispute be-
g [been that country and Great Brltuln, is
entirely without foundation.
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' llllrslllll 1-. nol yet. in possession of all the
glzms lnwvssnry to form n dollulte jung
: ment and will not ho until the return of
, l'ruleswr llnrr from Europe, about the and.
The cOm~
of this month. He is to bring with him
. now and imporlnufihislurlnnl information,
» which mm! lro ('tli‘oflllly examined before
our decision mm ho nrrlved at. Any state-
lllv'llts, tin-rcforc, to the elder-t that e. de‘
l'lslnn hns lllt'fl l'UllClll‘d are entirely prams»
, turn."
Phillips Brooke Memorial.
llvlnlv. l’Alili, Most, Out. 15. —-’l'he
Phillips llrmks inmnoriul tending room, a
‘ , (lift to rusldonls of lhu limduille district
Lin llydo Paris. by Mrs. iii.
Physicien forWomen;
S. Stetson.
widow of tho late .loshun Stetson of Sos-
tun, was dedicated wilh nppropirnte axer~
’l'lw building adjoins the Bluohlll
chapel, “’llllt'll lltshop Brooks preached his
inst fil-rmon. and lens boon deeded to the
dip l‘lllrs oz tho "llllPl‘l eocinly. The build-
vim-4.
, ing has burn built nnd furnished through-
out by Mrs. Ell-Mon. and she has also con-
trildilml .‘lHl‘ books and a fund for magn-
Mnus and newspapers.
lligli Wind at Halifax.
llAl.ll' H. Um. l?».-—’l‘ho heavy north-
cnul gnle which slrllck this city yesterday
was luv worst of lllu semen. Several vea-
‘ ‘uls‘ ouch mud in tho bnrbor were damaged
. by llllllllllz.
. bud bur llllllli loom and will broken and
5 mnlumll lurn and was olhi-l'wisodnmaged.
Fishing schooner Sea Foam
ril-lmonvr him-nun Abbott was driven
usllul'n nt Jim-shone islnud, near La Have.
and llfilllllllillfllxllllll‘ll crnfl was flashed to
plum» nt Munbrnj 'l'hn lute oi the crew in
unknown.
l-Isr‘npml From Jan. ,
l‘ouwill‘. “m., Oct. 15,—» Albert
llmllsl‘l' of Winrhn-slur, nun. who has been
is primnor in‘ the county jail for the past
six Wool»; awaiting trinl for criminally
ussnulllng Mildred Douglas, n l-l-yenr-old
nlrl. oscnpvd in n voryclovcrmanner. The
jnil door was loft open for a moment.
Booker rnslwd out, locked the door, and
before the lvllirurs could get on} Books!
was solo lu'ross the river on Amorlenn soil.
flnvu "or Children l'nfson.
Ill-1p [\‘ltv. lnd., ()ct. 15.~—.\lrs. Colonel
\‘ornon 4mm hor twu HUM“ children a
dose of poison and thou purchased 10
l‘l‘llla“ worth of morphlno nnd took it her-
on”. The lhrvo nro in n critical condition,
and only one of them will recover
llnvoruor lluslmell‘n Sim Married.
Hl'nr-umncrp, 1)., (m. 15,—John Lud-
lmv llusbnnll, only son of Governor'llueh-
null of Hbio, \vns nmrrlcd nl High Street
Molbodlst Episcopal church to Mlsedessle
llnrwuod, dnouhlur of '1'. ill. Hllrwood,
publisher of The llnzoltn.
lmlm Needs Wheat.
Lonnox, (lot. lip—«A dispatch to The
Times from h’imln, llnlln, my» that Eu-
ropmn nod Mnorloml grnln dealers could
plum whont ht (.‘nwnpore or Uolhlntagood
profit in the coming months. Prloel fl)!
\vhcnt continue to rise.
Fire It Long Belch, Me.
Your BEAU”, Mu, (lot. lt.-—-'l‘he Don-
nell House, on Long llllflllh,w1\9 destroyed
by fin». A few nrtlclns only were saved.
The (lllflmflll will amount tonbout $16,000;
insured for nhout lmll‘. .
NEWSllN Boll-5F.
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A dinner in honor of Cardinal Hotel]!
was ulvnn by Archbishop Uorrlgan in
New York. .\o important church matters .
were discussed. The cardinal will sell for
Europe on Hutunlny nmrnlng;
“Lilllum .l. lli‘yllil mode a campaign
tour through portions of Michigan and ads
dressed lnrgnflnmnlncs nt lizonnobu, Mule
qiwtfo nnd Iron Mountain. when Hr.
llnmm's lml‘l minus nm located.
Mnjor .‘lulilnloy received at him home
in (lumen. m., one unrly settler! from
Cnynhogn c nmly, 0,, not one of whom
was less then 7" yours old. Many women
We?!) among tlmm. lie ulso renew“
large dulogntlnn from McDonald, Wall!»
lngton county, l’u.
Thomas White Ferry. 1:: yearn 1711M
Stole» senator from Michigan, noting villi:
pmidentnitur tho dunth of Mr. William
during llrunt's ndmlnlsthtlun, and mm
tlonol figure in the llelkunp impeachment
one the olmmml count of 1376-7, amt .
milder: startled Home. Huh. «l
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