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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 16, 1896 · page 6

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W ‘twas all the some,
Wt to leave his name.

‘ h obnotralndod man was be—
,You see«

In absentruludud man was he.

- ‘1'. Resonant fa St. Nicholas.

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I Dislocation With a Pulley and
’ item Engine.
Milly as queer a piece of back.
at surgery as has been described,”
' finerprentcr of the region, “was
" ‘ led by a Mooscbead lake
known as old Sabattus 20 years
The man was not an Indian, as the
ho ho ice. but a Yankee, one or
‘ trough f 110%; formerly character-
olfthat locality. This guide was
‘ alake steamboat at one of the
7‘, , landinglwhile the engineer went
.. z with the cbmpany. A man named
came aboard and in fooling
the boat managed to tumble
, into the fire pit and put his shoul-
ontlof joint.
‘ one was a dilemma. The other
fibers of the party would not be back
(or ; half an hour, and the injured man
'ingreat pain. The guide was a man
“of v'e‘xpedients. He got a rope and tied
his patient securely 'a post. Then he
tied another one around the man’s wrist
and hitched the loose end of it to a pal-
of the engine. He managed some-
, 'totum on steam, andvthe pulley
hogan to wind up the rglo. It drew the
but tight in beautiful shape and
‘ tly the joint snapped hack into
its locket. Then Sabattus jumped
around to shut off steam while the pol-
ley kept on winding. ‘Holy Moses,’
gasped the guide excitedly. ‘how does
it so? I don‘t know where it is. I can't

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

screamed and gasped for breath.
7 “Subattus danced around like a wild
‘ ' man, not knowing what to do, when he
appalled tospy a hatchet lying near,
and. jumping for that, he cut the rope
and saved a dreadful catastrophe. This
was done just as the party of city folks
who had gone ashore came rushing back
, on to the boat alarmed at Mescrvey’s
' ' screams. It was some years afterward, ”
says, the narrator, “that I was present
f when a lot of summer company arrived
‘t‘__Grcenville. Sabattns-was there, too,
, d presently a distinguished looking
, man, one of the newcomers,went up to
. him and said with a meaning smile,
‘Are not you the man that practices
surgery by steam?’ and Sabattus had to
admit that he was ‘that same teller. ’ ”
‘ ‘ --Lowiston Journal.

 

. o No Autographs For Her.
Acortuin trfirily whose home is in

. the suburbs of London have in their
employ a cook whose ways are invari-
ably so methodical and her cooking so

' neg perfection that were she to leave
herrpresent home one-half of tho mis-
dresses in the district Would be eager to
;; secure her services. Never by any chance
, has dinner been late at Myrtle Villa, or
I, the joint under or over done, neither has
’ any policeman crossed its threshold.
But, treasure that she is, she come near
to making a change of residence at the
close of her very first month's stay.
‘ On the morning of the day upon which
her wages became duo her mistress re-
. quested her to step into the study where
, her master was waiting to pay her. In
, a few moments she ruched from tho
study to the kitchen, where she had
left he! mistress, and in less time than
, it takes to narrate had given that with»
‘ fished lsdy notice.
"But whatever is the matter, Mary?”
inquired her mistress. “ What has your
master said or done to annoy you?"
"He hasn‘t said nuthin. " roplicd
Mary as she flourished a check in her
mistrul’ face, “but he's on’y given me
this for a month’s slavery. Not me. I
ain't no ortygroph collector. I ain't.”
u-Amnslng Journal.

 

The Hard Life of an African Ilaby.
_I note at Chikwa’s that tho little baby
strapped to his mother’s back has a
' rough and tumble time of it, but takes
it all good naturcdly, and one hears
veryllttle crying in the village. The
mother goes to the fluids with baby on
. Whack, bobs about for hours in tho
_ [trot run, weeding. booing and doing
moral gardening; carries huge jars of
We! on her head; scrapes him repeat-
“ she bends and enters the narrow,
W doorways of native huts; gives him
WI: shaking as she vigorously
“ corn with a long wooden pestle;
him by the wrist, ducks him in
, stream till be In nearly suffocated
[Id Wu spreads him on a mat to dry.

W. ,

 

- V‘ More on a Bicycle Tire.
,Me interesting experiments have
' made as to the air pressure in bi-
tlm As this bicycle stood alone

W on tie front tire was 0
, d! and on the rear the ac pounds.
.. the rider mounted, the Increase

‘ e in the front wheel was
perceptible, and in the rear wheel
fl 1w than half a pound. The
weighed 176 pounds.

atoll can is not at hand to remedy
'3 hinge. the noise can often be
by using is soft. lead pencil.
‘ _ .. theload point and rub it into

ii We who and crevice: that can be

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

W time. arbor circus! moon

'-. ”‘3 All
I‘EMUT 'UTTDI F.“
. WITH EACH 'AOKQO‘

” vdeet
Caporal

Cigarettes

. ' o W'Wfl Um
lbw rm. Arrested at mill-dolphin.
Particulars”. Oct. ill. —. Adolphus
Cohan Gales. as he styles hlmull, but but-
to known as Adolph Cohen. a former .
New York banker. was arrested in this
city on the charge at being atugltlve lrom
justice and also that of grand larceny.
Colon and Leonard Mbmlll were lor-
msrly lo the banking business at .‘lll Ca-
nal street, New York. The bank failed on
Dec. :34, illlli, and shortly afterward Colss
disappeared. his partner alleges, wlth
about 0100.000, which he took from the

bank.
Coles' arrest was brougl ‘ about by Mor-
relll. While walking 51mg; town the lat-

ter saw Cotes. He sent two Italians to the
detective department, and Coles wostukcn
Into custody. He gave his residence as
201 North Twentieth street, this city. and
denied his guilt. saying he was in the in-‘
surauoo business.

Later, when he was confronted by Mon

 

‘ prison.

m the blanked thing. ’ And the pulley celled for brilliancy. ‘ ”l ,
'rneanwhilc was slowly but surely pull- 3" er Of a d R :1 St P RECEPT'QN TQMSATOLU'
ills hisservey to pieces. His eyes were V e m a" e 3' ow' The Retiring rap-l Legato irauorea hr
, sticking out of their sockets, and he ‘ der Brooklyn Catholics.

relll, he admitted his identity as the former
New York banker. . Morrelll. who in new
elaborer, says that before the flight of
Colon, he was worth $100,000. '
According to Morrolll‘s story, Colon and
himselt were engaged In the banking busi-
ness for nearly two years. Business was
done principally with Italians. Deposits
were received from individuals and from
bankers. ‘

Everything went swilnrnlngly until
Dec. :34, 189i, when Cotes ls said to have
skipped with all the money he could lay
his hands on, leaving his partner to the
mercy of the creditors.

The banking llrm failed, and Morrolll
says the fall of the Morrelll & Uolvs com.
pany brought with it the. failure of a 1mm
ber of prominent Italian bunkers In the
eastern part 0! the country. llo further-
more states that those firms and institu-
tlons and the amounts for which they
failed worn: Potro llollltlno, New York,
$40,000; Felix lloolon 8: (30., Hazleton,
Pu., $00,000; l’roli Bridello, New York.
£90,00U; Frank llosanto, Bridgeport.
Conn. $30,000: Molites Lang, New York,
$20,000; Angelo Dermatl, New York, $10,»
000. and a number of rulnor firms.

Colos acknowledged that he had failed
for 818,000 and. that be left New York
suddenly, but denies the charge that he
stole from his partner. He says that Mon
relli's tale is much exaggerated.

Coles was arraigned and slgnlflod his
willingness to go to New York without
the formality of requisition papers. but
the magistrate told him that tho law
would not allow such a proceeding.

AN OPPORTUNITY 10 ‘

In; A couscous
or Iilll'llllls

WITHOUT COST-

 

 

..........., .“M-M~Mw-‘m".mww.«k.

“A STRAIGHT TIP” TO

HOUSEKEEPERS

As silverware enters so largely into the
useful and ornamental articles of nearly
every household.tlre best means to clean,
polish and preserve the same will be ap-
preciated by every good housekeeper, as
nothing about the house bespeaks of
neatness and cleanliness more than clean
and brilliantly polished silverware.

It is a fact that ten times as much sil-
verware is worn out or ruined by the
use of improper materials for cleaning
and polishing than is necessary. therefore
nothing but the best material should be
used to clean and polish your silvenvaro

SILVER CREAMII

will clean your silver better, quicker and.
cheaper than any known snbstance,while

the
‘Ped Star Cleaning Powder
will irnpartapolishthat cannot be or-

are the best silver polishes in the ward.
They contain no grit acid 01' poisons,
will keep your silver bright as new with“
out scratching or injuring it in the least.

Samuel Co mstock,

Solo Agent for Norwrdk.
North Main Street, Houth Norwollr.

Duncan's, Dot. lit—A reception and
banquet was‘ given lllSl evening bytbc
Columblun club. the prlnvlpnl Catholic
social organization of this city. to (‘urdl-
nal Satolli, who sails for Home on Mon»
(lav next.
There were about .300 guests present.
among them his successor us pupal dole»
Rate to tho l'nitod Slates. Archbishop
.‘llnrllnclll, Archbishop l‘orrlgun of New
York. his coadJutcr, Bishop Farley of
New York, Bishop McDonnell of Brook
lyn, Bishop llnrko 0! Albany, Bishop Mu
Qnaid of Rochester, Bishop Ml-li‘aul of
Syracuse, \‘Ivnr General ,Mchunnra of
Brooklyn and all the priests of thorllm'esc.
Among the other guests present worn
Judge ('lcment. internal Revenue I‘m.
Icctor John (J. Kelly and John l—‘url‘v.
payrnustor, l'. >‘. 53., retired. President
(ioorgo Arthur made the address of wol
some and praised the work of (‘ardlntrl
Sutolll in America and bade hlm gut
speed on his journey.
l-‘utbor llougllorty of the Catholic logw
lion at \l’asbington and secretary to t'ar-
dlnal Sntolll made the reply and rcturnmt
thanks on behalf of tho cardinal. llusuld
he was not. at all prejudiced and did not
earn whotlu Brooklyn was united to New
York or K v York in Brooklyn salon;
as both advanced In the llnool’ pruizross.

 

Did you ever get tired‘of see
ing the word

AOETON----~
-----ACETON
? ? ?

If you are troubled with

Headache, Rheumatism, flour-l-
gla, Bad Golds, lc.

Busslck Silver Ytlino ('nse Ended.
Bmmnarosv, (fond. (m. Itl.—--'l'Ilo luwxx
litigation corr'iod on In (‘olorndo by E. (f.
llnssick of this city has at» last. boon dcvidr

Try a few powders, and you
W111 never tire of recommend-
mg it to your afflicted friend.

tlve Tynan said:

Europe was. it has been more successful
than I antlelpated.
sstnbllslnneut in the near future of an in- l
dependent lrlsb republlc.
:‘tjiygigrgfll'm mm“ was attributed t' ‘rwist the use of this medicine. Try it
o! a plot against the error, and there “-an

'r , . ‘- ., _ ~ , Miss Annie , ‘ ' "I‘llll- t
‘ ’ . V ' antimony ohm fiflfid cit
The Alleged Dynamiter Releas- Co. (rims if? Allegra rooted», the
. pow orto solute e shoes, a most

ed From a French lirison. thorough trial.’ and can honestly m
' , thatlt does all it not more than you

claim." It instantly takes the sting out
of coma and bnnlons. Allen’s Foot-ease
is ulcertuiucurc for swollen. smartin ,
aching. blister-ed or sweating test. So (i
by all dmggists and shoe stores, twenty
five cents. Sample sent from Address
Allen S. Omstcd. LcRoy, N. Y.

.m burner TOWARD ENGLAND.

Ila Declara- ‘l‘hat when Was No later»
clan to Kill the Queen. but lllltaratos
Illa Koltlllty to Fastball-"Tho Doctrine
a! Force. ‘ L

 

 

, A hacking cough is not only annoye
mg to others,but is dangerous tothe per-
sorilwho ll‘llas it. One minute cough cure
The British overnrneutmadso “'1 onto 3'1““ W end '9 it- E- .1)-
strong effort to haveu'fynan extradited. Weed. Norwulk. and G. C Stimson. no.
The French minister of justice, M. Dorian, Ivorwalk. .
however, decided that there was no evl. *w“'”W'“"”""""—"”'
dance to show that Tynul was actually
one of the Direct: park lmlrderers, and
that It oaluo within the ten your limit
aw anyway.

In an Interview with a press representa

Bour.oosn~r"loa—lllnlr, France, Oct. 16. --
P. P. J. Tynan. the alleged Irish-Ameri-
can dynumltor, has been released from

Cute Ior Headache.

As ‘1 remedy for all forms of Head-
ucho hilt‘ll’l‘fi Bitters has proved to be
the very best. It l-li'outs a permanent
euro and the roost dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure a
bottle, and give this rcrnody a fair trial
In (uses of habitual constipation Elbe
[trio littersrurcs bygivingtho needn-
| tone. to I, re lump-ls. and few cases long

“Whatever the nature or my mission to

 

1 look lorward to thr- 1
The object at

'l‘hero-zwss never any idea l

. run-o. Fifty cent:- and $1.00 at Stillsolr’s

and Word‘s Drug: Stores.

DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an an-
tiseptic, soothing: and healing applica-
tion for burns, scalds, cuts and bruises,
rte. and cures piles like magic. It in-
stantly stops plan. (H). Stillson, South
Norwulk, ll. P. Word, Norwzdk.

The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr. (i. (Taillullrlro, Dr'rrgg3~—'t, Ilmw-rs‘
ville, 1]., says: "’r‘u lll‘. King's New
t'lismvvry I mvo my Iii“. Was taken
with l.‘1(w'r;ppo;md trim! all the Illl)‘r~'l— »
clubs for mills about, but of no avail
and was given upanrlloldl could not
live Having Dr. King's New Discov-
ery in my More I sent for a bottle: and
lmgrm its nvoamlfrnnr the first dose
Mgrm to pt both-r. and after using:
llm-u bottles was npaml about again.

 

It ‘74 worth its \vsirht in pie. “'0
r. l’. J. TYNAN. awn”: lump store I- ’ case without it."

Hot 3'. five trial at Milken}: hurl Wood's

never- an idea of doing any Injury to the .
. llruj: I‘lurrs’.

durum of Great Britain. Pom- uldlurly
‘l'hat's an absurdity. \‘v‘o Irislmlon Imw
nothing to do with things of that sort.
We are honorable in our warfare. As low

5‘); of! and suit-1y :m' the wutchworlls
of tlzr- also. (luv minute cough turnouts

@31th

prescription for Infants and 'lhil
dren. It contains neither-Opium
Horphiue nor other Narcotic rub-
stauco. It is a harmless substitute for

Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee in thirty veers” use by
millions of Mothers. Csstorie. is the
Children‘s Panacea-tho Mother’s
Friend.

having Customs and sue that the fire-slim.)
signature of
is on ~t be
wrapper.”
“'t: shall pro
ted ourselves and the public at all hazards.

l‘rzn Cramps. Company. 77 Murray St..N.Y

‘ -- l " ”Wine * '» rum-{why u,

 

‘ m MAM wnoo's war no POST-

What . is matures 72th A eronv.

' The Village Postnatal In I Great Plato; to
Study Bunion Natal-ammo Girl and Her .
Eweetheart’s Letter Cause the Postmloo

tress to Think of the Long Ago.

 

“I have an aunt.” said a well known
Rochester-ion the other afternoon as he
sat in a down town office to wait until
the worst of the rain had passed over,
“who is postmistrcss in one of the pret-
tiest little hamlets in western New
York. A beautiful town it is, I tell
you. nest-led amid vino clad hills and
bold scenery. It is an ideal place for ll
sunnucr's vacation, as it stands at the
foot of a pretty lake, whose waters
stretch away for miles and upon whose
wave; many a moonlight ride can be
enjoyed. "

The men who were gathered in the
office applauded the beauty of expres-
sion into which their friend had fallen
in hispoetie fervor for the place of his
aunt’s nativity. It was declared by one
that to have an aunt who “lived in such
a town was boiler far than to wear a
crown. . ,
“ Yes," replied the culogist, “it is a

great joy. To have an aunt sorenely

abiding in such a lovely place is more

than falls to the lot of any of you ora

dilmry mortals. But to have an aunt

who is pmtulistrrss as Well as resident

—-Lhat is perfectly entrancing. I have

bun down to see her lately, and I spent
one or two mornings Willi her llf‘lrllld
the little boxes: into which the mail of
the inhabitants is placed. Of course silo
Ircmvsow r'y our, and almost all of them
have a word of greeting for her.

" ‘You must not quite an insight into
the all-airs of this lirlgllllill‘llUUll,’ i said
to her dummy, ‘hundlin'! so lunch of
its correspondr mzo.‘

“ ‘Yes, ‘ she said. ‘I know a good
deal that is going on. I cannot help it.
Many of the lottors which go through
; my hands loll tllcll‘ own story without

L‘ptllilllg tlzcul. It is all stamped on the
outsidv. Incl. wry familiar with the
handivriting of these pmph- about me,
and this fact (“ton reveals to me some.
plots and schemes which the writers

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher'l

cos-roam

For Infants and Children.

be not be ‘lrlpused upon. but insist upon

fim

Apr-:73 till err

6*ch ”k"
» ti
o a

IT. ‘6. Patent. Office.

 

('ltiices. 4:103 Main Street,
BRIWEPORT. CONN.

 

speedily. safely and never fails. Asth-
lllfl, bronchitis, coughs and colds are
cured by it, Ii. P. Wood. Scrivnlk, and
it. t'. Stimson, South Norwulk.

the cmr. l would myself stand between
him and dancer. as 1 would between don»
gel- and my own son."

Will-n a~kcd if there was any dyrlmnixc
plot. ho «aid:

"Exactly what rho nature of my mis '
slon “'Llnl cannot say”. but l may toll ymfi
this: l mu no lzr'lirwor in the anarchism ,
ideas of the oonornl dutmctlon ol' persnn» . $300 Howard 5‘90-
und propel-1y. It you are the {other at n; The n :rmli rs of this. paper will be
family. as I am. you can rust may no harm f plo;._~ml to harm that tllt-ro 1.4 :‘rl Illustono
could “WY ““1"” I” “"l’ ”ll“ 0f 3“)!” Phil {(ll'mlrlwl disc-use that sob-11cc has both
(iron (mm any net of mine. lwculdn‘l 5 3M.- mt‘um in all its surges and this i:-
hurt a hair ot‘ a dog; in the street. it‘utnr'rh. liall's (‘amrr'h Cure is ill”

ilolivvvl In Dynamite In War. lonly positive t'lll‘t‘ now known to the
fraternity. (,‘atzu'rlr being a

 

 

“I built-via in dynamite as a weapon w. ‘ llii'lll‘_‘lll ‘ ‘ _
war. and we. Irish Nationalists are at war 1 (h'lir‘ililltl‘lllfll ‘11?"th I‘t‘tlllll'f‘s fl l'flll-‘li‘
Willi Great llrltuin. 'l he Il'l<ll hoopla in ; turinnul treatment. Hull's Caturrh
.-\lllr‘l‘l(‘.'l provud tin-tr union in Hmong“ l l‘nrn “as taken internally, :n-ting directly
last October. when l Wm atll'louuto to tho 3 l‘fi. «=31 ”W blood and mucous surfaces of
convection thorn. by lumbllvhing nn lrlsb ; the system. lln l'r‘ll)’ dostrnyingtllc foun—
Nritlorml alliance. n pllllllo organization } datinn of tho disease. zmd givmg the pa-
fur Nlt' vsmbllshmmll of an Irish republic, 1 timt strongth by buildillzr I11) ”19 (mn—

"’l'hoobjrurtol‘ the alliance is plalnlyrstimtion and ilS>lr~i~lIlglllllllFti to «In its
stated. and It nwnus to attain that object. Wwi'l“. The proprietrrs have so much
it is equally plainly stated. by force. lli'aitll in its curative pews-rs, that they
llli'llltlo dynamite and New other method 5 ntl‘l-r one hundred dollars for any case
of warfare in force. just as (ho I'nlml i that it fails to mire. h‘vml for list of tos-
States government Includes the :allmki ; tinmni;.1_~;_ Addnxsg F, .l_ ('hpnut' a} ('u.
llllll- {'l‘nlt‘do, (lhiu. Sold by lir'uggist“.

"Talking of rlynumi'u. the first cw c: ,
it known in history was tho blnwimr n] ;
by tho I-Ingllsll oftlm llnsmu t'hlt‘f rat-.1 l
obinls. in a cam When In con mun worn -
on and bolus were blown to atoms." '

Tynan was ”skull {or :m llwullhl of his;
ll‘llVl‘lt'l since I a lull Row Vol"; and said:

"Tirol. l 4'lllllllll give you. l wlll sayg
that I visitor! Gibraltar and posalbly other:
places. whom. if the British uowrnnuvn: Szmll in I‘m“ L’l‘l‘fll in “Mulls. I'I.

l-lC.

They are so llillt‘ you hardly know“
you are taking them, ll‘lmy come no
;:r1;nn;:._\‘r-r llu-y act quickly and most
thoroughly. H‘Il'll are lIu- fnnums liltlo

ills knwwn 1H4 Ile‘thl's lrlllll‘ Karly ills.

 

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ml by the l’nllorl Stator: mm!) of am.vn'-;.
'I'bis llllgutlon involved the linsslvk bll'tl‘l':
urine. with a llfllllllll stock of stunninbw. 1‘
A suit was brought attains! u syndicate, or 1‘
which the lnultimllllonulro. llonnis llynn i
of St. Paul. was at the head. He ugrm-d
to put up a bowl as to certain arrange»
"routs, ouch party helm: equal, in the sum 1
of “omen”. (in this assurance imbue:
was spent on the mine. but. Mr. ltyrm
- backed out. After various appeals Mr.
Ilnsslvk at last \von tho suit and has gained
a mlnlrolling lntorost, in tho rnlm.

When called to a case of La

Gmppe, Dr. Marland alx '1in

gives the tollewrng pres‘cnp

tron:

R. A(!(’li0ll.l dr. ,
Ft. I’llIv NH. 12.

will}. Take one ovchw halt hour. till perspir-
. on every . )ur llll't'l.
‘ ‘ A. LaanAND

This success in the cure of
this disease is world wide.

Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaistcd’s.

ll. Y..ll w Haven dvllartfbrd

KAI LIOAD.

Trains Leave South Norwalk as lollows:
For New York.
‘A.ll!. accumulator 706.156. 821. one
986.958. 1045. n m. P. if. n a. 1 11. 1mm.
rm.uo.us.sw.unmanasnnow.
MINDAIB.
AM. 520.530.9119. it‘ll" “arcane
Lo-v- New York for Imflonvalk.
a.M.soo,ooo.voo.sm.vlu.1008,1000. no).
nuance. P.M.1m.noo. am. can. out. no.
UMOWJOIJMJWBWJMO.
scsom.
A. I. 000.1 ll. P. M. 000. um.
Lonvo loath Norwalk
for Now Huron.

Lil. wancmnmmraslmom.no
m. P. momma

\l‘llolosulc (Tlotlvlorl Fail.
PHILADELPHIA. (lot. tun-«A jmlmnmxt
o! (whom has lwonoutororl nuulmt the
wholesale clothing llrnr of llcxtrr llrus,
doing business at 43‘: Market street. 'I‘lwlr
creditors are mostly In New York city
and Philadelphia. The liobllltics, It Is
announced, will roach about i‘lTl,lloo, and
tho failure ls sold to be due to tho strln~
gonoy In the money market, which unused
the banks to curtail discount accommoda-
tlolls.

 
 

 

Clorgyman and Wife Insane.

IxmANAl'ous, (lot. Ill-«Tho lluv. John
W. Mllum, recently pastor of tho Mndlmn
Avouuo M. ll). church. and his wlto. Ida.
ware both doclurrd lnsnno by n (llllllllllll-
slrm. Milom Is ll years of ago and his
Will) All. Mllam has boon a hard student
and his wife on Invalid.

NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tlmcorncrstono of the new ltlmdo ls-

laud etntohouso was laid In l’rovldoum

I ,iumpont ol’ his slum lay lulhmt him “In“

I I , ' ‘ v v. . . V ’

i‘mm "”“"",”"‘ “I m“ ,m'm "“1““: ’ i i’. \‘(m ,1, Nur‘mdk, t :. (‘. .“illlu‘ull Bomb
should not be at lllu-m Illlv owning :\_ . ,1; ‘
'l‘hnt shows how absurd l»; the rilllilllllilll' l ‘ "r“a' '
that. l was shadowed by l rill-ll dolwzitl- ‘
ovor since 1 1m :mv \uinvyn.» mm: m l
fore my rim-4.1: i saw llllll ‘my Vail-o had

CASTORIA.

. _ . 'l'hc Ia:-
bl-on lampoml \VlI-ll. l allot-ml a drink to “up”, ’ I: c:
a man whom I had soon was lltl".'ll‘.;; mo sinners ,I.’ / R m 97")"
. . ”" ‘ » rm “’1‘
and lltl took ll. l rmml have Inntlo him “I . ./ . ‘Q‘W P” ‘

(,‘hr-mio «'ollstipatioll is :1 painful, «lis-
mzrwublo and lil‘v-slinrtmling difficult}:
It tlt'l'ullh‘v“ Hu- system, mum Sklt'lillt‘dil-
lili'lll‘, bad I 7"oath and linirons‘ tln- 1.1st at,
Itt‘zlll be readily overwrite by llell’iil'n
lliltlc liurly llxsors. Those little it'll:-
uro groutrvgnlatnrs. 1‘}. I’. Wood. Nor
walk, it. (‘. Nillsolr, South Norwalk.

l know of him. ' And lwro ’I‘ymm laugh
rd gleefully.
Ilmllllly Will Never ('ensl‘.

"i think Hill) of tho most imrmrlzml
llmtlol‘a‘ for lino culvert! [roluml i‘v‘II'mI‘l'v'
propaganda. to lot tho European with or.
know that. while the llrltluh ling: mvoh
lllltl lm'll nI' lrlsll Htlll IrlJ-hmon will never
room latent or active hostlllty llgllltlsl. tlw
rule of the alien gowrmuont which is.
mmulnglymul maliciously dopnmnlavlng
Iroluml. l tlllnk that my urrost bus (Ioni-

OAETORIA.

. The (ac-
snmu- good it) thnt way by making tho pm. tlnllc ,, it an
Ill" of France who on inn-rust. in the norm “5an /m 41%,?"
conturlm of tho struggle of tbo ll‘lb’ll rot-o “i r I a % 3' ‘

(or freedom. "

'l'bon ’l'ylum spoke for n cormldcrabln
tlnlo on the subject oi tho llHIIl‘.

A ‘3?) mile ditch, lm suld alone was be-
twoun lvlnulmld and on Invasion by a
brunch army. and locum: mun Would
swrmp tho rollutry. 'l‘lm Ill‘lllllll army la
compound of tho rlflrull’ of tho cltlvs. WIllIn
lts lnolllcloncyls tho laughing stock nl‘
tho orportsot‘ (Yontlnontul lturopm Hum“

Manylivos nl‘ \mftlllll-ss Imvolmonmt
slmrtby neglect to brook up an (mil.
nary cold. l’ll‘*lllllltlllll. bronchitis and
own mumnnplion can be. m‘m‘tml bv Hu-
pmmpt no! ol’ tlllo Minute (laugh (‘ulln
1.) 1‘. Wood. Norwnlkduul G. S. Still-
son, South Norwalk.

is moving ou‘lndlu, and the downfall of

tho llrltlsb omplro. with Mscmlluy's

prophecy of the New Znalnndor on the “.MI’CAS'I'ORIA'
t‘llIIllHll' London bridge, would undoubt nulls lull

silly be realized within the present genera-
ton.

Regarding l‘lell. Kearney nml Ilnlnvs
Tynan Would any nothing one way or the
other.

When asked what was his cmnwolion
with the Photos: purl: murders. 'l‘ynun

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ligation
o!

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_Mony political speakers. clergymon,
smgorsnndotlmrs who use their thlt't,‘

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uttered to Ladies. Espe-
cially re ended to

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an. i now.
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I . annulment.”
“7.1 10. M1. “1. 1115- Advices from Madrid am that a force ct
“Hume”.-- 400 Spanish trrlcps has been detected by
D‘u-uny DIVISION. tho l‘hlllpplno robols near 'l‘ullsny.

Colonel fiplllmnu, a oluhnmn of Clu-
I'..'. .°' "fir'flk' Ilmmtl, was garrotod and robbed by worn,
LIL m.» 11. P. 31.1.1»anqu m in front of the l'nlou League club ln

suntan. Llhlongo.
All. in. P. M. Ill. Mrs. Mabel Howard, a pretty woman.
LUDVC DONIW'V- to years old. swallowed iodine in an at.
A. X. 000.1 lo. "7.1140. P. 1!. I I. "1- teuipt to lrlll herself in a flat In New York.

ovum“. tribe was arrested. '

AJI. Mll- P- it. Im- llllns Hnrnb Kellogg. who mu nsslntont

to Postmaster Swill. at 'l‘arrytown, N. Y.,
and Is charged with robblmz the malls,
will be tried lo the l'nlted Status supreme
court.

Charles llowo. llvmy Singer and Peter
Petersen Wore arrested on the shotgun!
stordlug largo quontltlcs of woolen goods
from Plot-m Math; in New York. They
contested their guilt.

John Gouda, a Yonkers (N. Y.) tallor.
has hired counsel in thls city to letlllt'tl for
himself and two sisters an estate of "in
000,000 loft in England by a wealthy cous‘
in, who died leaving no tomlly.

Mr. Filigree the Republican nomlneo
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bagged the rpmstlnn, suylnu the deed done
in Dublin on May ll. Jim-J. was not tho
not of on" man or two or a small body of
men, but of the whole Irish National par.
tv. 'l’hn blows that struck down Unveil.
dish and llurko Woro struck by the Irish
race. he continued. What be was charm d
with Was mm of tho plmrosnf that “NH“.
war waged {or centurion between ll‘rlllll'l
and England.

Revolt of Convict laborers.
ATLAS“. (lot, lit—«Tho pr-nitcntiury
anthorltlos have been notltlml of u vomit
in tho colleot‘ camp at llnluhrldgo, Win-lo
no prisoners are confined. Amount Flor-p-
ill“ of the Penitentiary Moore has Imm dln
patched to the “who, but no further our"

tlculars have been roocirod.

Killed by It Falling Ilorrlok.
Ravens, blow, out. tawny the tall at
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oxmrssivsly. rely upon One Minute (li'lllllll
(lure to prevent huskinoss and loryngitls.
Its value as n prownttvr‘l is only equaled

by its power to afford instantanmms ro-
but. i. 1’. Wood. Norwulk, (i. (3. Still-

son. South Norwulk.

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bruises. some, incurs. salt rhoum, fever
some, tottor, ulnappld bands, olrilbluins,
nor-us, undull skin eruptions, and pooh
iiwly cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect. satisfac-
tion or mode refunded. Price :26 vents

pcrbox. E. ’. Wood and (3.0. Stillson.

Teller. coconut and all similar skin
tmubles are cured by the use of Ilertt’s
Witch Havel Salvo. lt soothes at once
and removes thetissncll to their natural
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tam yore profoundly seen i. ’

“ ‘You illici‘ost me grlzutly,’ I said.

“ ‘Lau’yr 5', doctors, newspaper men,
and basil lill‘ll have their secr’cts,‘
; :lu- m or on, ‘urnl postol’live ofllcials
i lllth' ll: ~l:~' 1 think, however, cuts
into gnul'lltgd the boat, because the law
lmmpnls ii; to In t ,l our mouths closf-d.

“ "l‘l‘rrw' («rules a girl nmv,’ she or:-
lt'lzziru <I as r'm- luck-ad out of the win-
l uuw down the strut. t. ‘Nov: just watch
21;! 1' \vIl: n Sll._‘t‘t'::.1‘:?lil. 111.: will carry

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ZELUFF

\Vholesale i u v: r)" anxious look (:n Ltrr from until
and 51:0 >1 rs (horn is a 1.1m“ ln bur box; (le1

_ jllri lroliro bow lll’l‘ t'Xll‘t'S-Hlull Changes.

Retail ' .h‘ltc will go and lack at the letter first,
Dealers I and. Hill. n bill, sis it is, from Ilinr—fr'a-r

in the young man—slut \xlll givcollo little

subdua 1‘. (‘Lt,llllll;‘.flhl.l of joy and ask
luv for it \x'lzlr a face unearthed in
smilvs. Ez-c ii I have not (ll-scribed her
actions (‘urr‘m'lly.'

"Ul‘ (mirrw l womb-(ply bdrm-slid,
lllllllit‘l'lll'l‘ilil point of \’li'\‘-' whore I

Fish,
Oysters,

C Iams’ couldnbsvrw the young woman closely.
'l‘rnt- t ilmrnll, she nuns. in With a most
Scallops. prmm‘upiml lot i; on her fun», as if she

war- (It'lllllllll: will rip r she dared to
logo for :l lrilfl'. trhr \wnt dirtctly to
HIV box whim llrlrl‘r.~‘lr~i he-r, and when
sht- ::;-.\.- till- I. ltl-r Ml: 'l it contained ll
lllll.’illllll'l‘li)1\l<.lt in? than which
illlmll' n;~ 1', vi la ix. git'llly and envious
:;~'.l named from lukiml tho Si‘lllt‘n’.
'l'lwzr >ll1‘l';.l.~t‘ll Izvz‘mll‘ on hm: tlptocs,
>1. 1» ‘ Ill .1 lu-r' l 3'- 1\\'.'.Et lit 1‘ Inlzzlle‘, and
(“in lolly viollzf'wl tho dim-firm: (lll
llw u run low. \'.'i.~'ll lil'l‘ I: Is tnm'ln-ll
llm lI;:,lz again, :5 link of ..: ”n H‘s‘lzlay
luv r who‘d; .L’m'l' i’.;ll 1 MN

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Ill" -_:. t. .‘. l::.‘.il i}. .k.- thud-31mm)

lil.‘ but in tin :ur iLIlll .l: :llllllL,’ hurrah
,wlmx zr ;; 1'“: ..Il?:~‘ list" 12: it, no mumr
lit l‘m- l... 2;: !I.I;ll it will a away. But

 

 

 

1m“ ll“:i'ill~ili ~. ”3:11.211.“ :rrnlinlzml
it .‘ :m lnl ;, v; :1: ., 1.; MW wt .11 to tho
(ia .l\. a'}' .lu‘w‘.‘ hi \....i ow. {In} young
iln'“ l'Ll‘fiui-H : .1 ..l..~'Ii;::;-vlll'l-,
ill .’ fun 2 'l "t, Iul‘ (yr; lull (11' :l
llul.l....ll'l ’ ',’ I". “ . .‘ .‘ whiff.
- l ' 1'le mun .. :~lll.|1n,l‘.; liar lulu-r
The Beauty of Wall Decoration? M L _. f. , , W n “m
.llpcnfls on the war]: of the dung...»- llr'rr. 1' , . N, u A :1 ..~: H H \‘x h, L“. 1mm“
lucmlrful. delicate and vurrwl am :lu- ‘ Hm , . “a", H ‘1, 1b» mmh. h mm.

patterns in this stock, the urns: artist iv
vu~‘o- munot fail to be pleased. it \‘~ in;
you want is not how, you make up your
mind it"«‘ not to be had.

hwinn‘s free. .
Painting, paper hanging and demon-l ” V ‘

'22:“ Li r, H. .:.l.« l' .I:~~ l..ul luv n it
,v ::« ll": 3‘ :;:'..:n l, 1.2; I llo l) bill'l'll'l lllri‘
[:3 ft xrwl (l M ii. . Mn l, \z‘nlhing an if

ill

l1: 33g? :m .I In"! I].
w 3. It {5' :‘ tilt tnu l')‘ tllli'.’

riu ‘. .lllav‘

inn. .,.,l..;u..l l‘w licellnielrw-r, ‘mul sllo
If not convenient for you to call at the H l mm as ;:r;-.; m 1. -' l w 1'; mm or' to m
outrutlrcpspecial,andlwnllmplcoml L. 11' l; \. :. lilo hm in ya-m'r. And

to call on you with atoll linoof samples.

E. E. GORHAM,
l0 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwallr, Connecticut

\‘tlA ll rlw 'kill all it l‘tllllillllllll'lllI'm
llnm llml 3.11mi: amt it lll.‘".‘i lllll mono,
In 1' fav- la n. randy. liwry particle of
joy l’t‘l‘lllrt to how ll. You no'lv'ml how
nonupimm ly sht- more; ml down the
sir. I I. just now, 1 [m nun“.

" ‘lr’ you mold a. r- [or on one of the
days Mun tho mvctcd opiatlo dm‘s not
rmrxh luv you would hardly believe it
was the some ulrl. t-‘lowly who draws
lwr'wlf along, Ill'l‘ ht :uI dmvluzalst, her
.5. it almost in to: rs. and you fairly
lli’Lll‘llll‘l’M‘ldIllllllM out. of but lwurt
full of non: "0h, why didn‘t he write?
What in Hz:- lll‘rlltt'l‘?" lint so very
stroller, litlu'r. I nod to full that way
lnysv‘lf now upon a (low. 'l'llv'l'o worn
lots ol’ joy and <Ull‘u\.', loony Inurlburlm
and liltlr wlarrrls, but ufbr‘ all it was
wry avuir t to 2m ~4th 3‘1".er long can
it In A llcvaugcum and I thought tlwrn
true on our» III is p of tho llll‘lll his
local. l? muluhl't lust forvvvr, could it?
ll“ llll‘lllll "ll: Luv! old has pzl'ldlhn
(lulu, lul' " -~

“mu Inna" oulnl mm of tho putty,
“llw lltlt ,, ; m v14 mung, and it is llllll
wu wowall gluing lrlcro you go any
further in tin affairs of tho poslulim
troy-s. It is quite H‘lllllllllllllli the way
you are lolllllt: her secrets. "

“You, 1 how ulvon you enough for
tmlay, but there are a nnurbcrot Chill“
(users that I saw thumb the em ol' the

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_ mutant natural. mills
our monitor We

and never fails to; ours vital.
ii men ~ \
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