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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 20, 1896 · page 3

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A new catchan is being built at

the foot of Mill fiiil.

 

Charles Lancer has accepted, a posi-

tion with Drumilt John A. Riggs.

A son has been born to Mr. and hire
Charles Becker. of the Step Block road.

 

 

The residence of Mrs. J. P. Nickerson.
on West Main street, is being rcsheath

ed. ,
A recent fros

ida.

The Southpcrt icothall team has a

game scheduled with Norwalk for Cote
her 24th.

Florence Betta, the oldest daughter of
Carini Betta, is dangerously ill at her

home in Newtown avenue.

Miss Annie St. John has returned to
Seymour, after spending a few days with

her pnents in Clilf street.

A. J. Meeker will move the Hounecker
building to the site on Brook street for.

merly occupied by Austin's foundry.

 

«some»

t did considerable dam‘
age to James Ells'crange grove in Flor.

dialed it?
Provoking nonunion. ‘ '

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mars norms sternum ass.

 

anus Ioilnmls‘s rigorous mp1, in
WI wan sought to news no.
anila-villains of limo antic Trained on
Vigilanclnwbid a.» Dan in mks.

Naw (minus, Oct. 20.-»Tho Times-
Democrat's Key West special says:

It the Spanish authoritici had taken
Senor Angel Fernandez oi! the Ward lino
steamer Vigilancia while that vessel was
in the Havana harbor last Friday, United
States warships would have immediately
been ordered to Havana to enforce a de-
mand for reparation. and war between this
country and Spain would have undoubted-
ly resulted. For three hours last Frill,
the United States and Spain were on a
brink of war, and the threatening situa-
tion was only relieved when the Spanish
authorities igncminiously backed down.
and allowed the Vigilancla to proceed to
sea with Fernandez still on board. A lat—
ter- received here from a correspondent in
Havana, who is close to Consul General.
Lee. gives a dramatic account at the epi-
. sods. According to the letter, when the
Vigilancla put into Havana, tho Spanish
authorities demanded the surrrouder of
Senor Angel Fernandez, a Mexican, on
board the vessel. The Spaniards alleged
that Fernandez was not a Mexican, but a
subject of Spain. Captain John McIntosh
of tho Vigllunoin refused to surrender
Fernandez. Then the Spanish authorities
told McIntosh that ii the Vigilancia at-
tempted to go to sea with Fernandez on
board she would he sunk by the guns of
Metro castle.

Captain McIntosh immediately laid the
matter before Consul General Lon, who
complimented the captain on his bravery
and told him to take the Vigilancla to sea

.

' meat at many natives plainly indicated

«cilia fit . my

, ‘ 1*” g
‘ , “’ ll ‘ , . MM also
di ~ - , to print, “dimly:
noun man. whom and imprison»

that the priests wore cognizant of the ar-
rangements, and than, toward the and at
August, the fighting aommenwd in real
earnest. From that time up to insipid: .
die at this month, the data of the latest
news, there were repeated bloody conflicts
batman the novornmant. forces and the
natives. The Maallla correspondent, un~
dor date at Sept. ll, denies that the Span.
isb troops defeated the insurgents Aug. ill
and claims that it was a decided victory
for the rsvolutioaists.

Three Frianda Gloss Merrill tha‘ flip.
Savanna, Oct. flO.—-»’l'hc United States
revenue cutter Merrill has arrived here,
having abandoned her chase of the subunit
or Three Friends. Somewhere oi’f Charla»
ion the Three Friends gave the Merrill the
slip. Later the cutter realised that the
Three Friends had got away, and. as
suited, mine up to cool. It is known that
the Three li‘rlcuds carried off with her
Potty Uilicar Newman, who had been put
aboard the filibuster by the Merrill. 'I‘hc
‘lliorrlll has been shadowing the Three
li‘rlsnds ever since she left Jacksonville,
last Thursday.

Unloading flpnnlllv Securities

Loxuou, Oct. 20.~—Tho Paris con-o
spoudcnt of The Daily News says that
heavy sales of Spanish securities and
Katllrs on Paris account have disquictcd
the Stock Exchange and tho liourse. This
mysterious selling, it is said, has now
continued in both markets for several
days. Paris papers declare that unless the
movement is checked a serious crisis will
result on tho llourse. An ollielal who
Was consulted on the subject said that
events in Spain and Turkey were incstly
responsible.

Winllom [Indol- Sealed Orders.
BALTIMORE, (lot. 20. —- Tho Unitml

m

it Health. «

ll

’ m
Amrialuinl that Mr. William It

Green. or « Sprint street. had been or

perimrnllnfl with remedial for a‘rhmo-

ic case of kidney disease. our represen-

mtive called on him for an intervlgw.

When a boy yum-sen enlisted in the

army and exposure and hardship left;
him a legacy of very poor health. lilo!
is engineer at Crofut & Knapp'a hati
factory and is a. well-known and re~

spected citisen. He says: “We use un-

der the boiler abdut 2 ton of coal per
day and as I do my own firing I have
to handle it. It is quite a job for a
man that has kidney trouble and I was
always anxious to get rid of it. Slight
urinary dillicully set in and as I no-
(lead an advertisement about Dean's
Kidney Pills curing such cases, I got a
box at Plaisted's and took them. Since
taking the first box my back does not
ache. i feel ever so much better and
the urine is natural. I am recommend

in: Dean's "Kidney Pills to the work-

men In the factory."

The underhsnded way Kidney trouble
works and shows itself leads many
away from the real cause, and much
suffering result: from it When you
get a backache from any cause or
'source. and it does not cease naturally
in a day or two as general injuries do
in a healthy body. you may decide at
once. it is n Kidney trouble. and ottarlt

a... a social... Clilten‘ too 9 "

 

 

 

 

We are now showing a
Ladiels’, Misses’

3

Oil 1‘

H. KRIEGER,
554 and 556 Main 5

loan.“ - taco. I
“2:“ Leading Millinery "°:::”'
"or - ' 4 , i ”D Lawns-r ..
... ooons‘ . . ,. . PRIOES

50m Cloak Store! "mm

-:- CLOAKS -:-

We extend to all u cordial invitation to inspect

 

 

 

full and complete line of
and Children’s

line.

Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.

t., Bridgeport Conn.

 

WAGONS l

t

Now and swoond-H- ms.

BUDDIES,
PHAETDNS,
GARRIAGES,

'l‘hore will be a Democratic rally at the
Norwalk Opera House on October 27th.
Cummings and Abbott are expected it
speak.

John J. Hanlon has leased the lowo.
floor of his proposed new store in Wall
street to Bridgeport parties for a “bar-
galn store.”

These meetings are scheduled for St,
Paul's ohapelthis week. Tuesday after
noon, Vesirymen and Ladies‘ Guild.
Tuesday evening, Brotherhood of St.
Andrew; Wednesday afternoon, Ladios’
society; Saturday afternoon, Industrial
school.

 

Hope Hose company has accepted an
invitation to attend the annual ball 0.
the R. M. Bassott Hook and Ladder con;-
piuy. of Derby, on November 6. Th.
South Norwalk Fife and Drum baud ha
invited the hose company to participatr
in a street parade on November 12. ‘

 

The Weekly Summary.

The summary of The Commercial.
Record for the current work makes tlr
following showing: Real (state sales»
New Haven and West Haven. 2:
Bridgeport, 16; Hartford, iii; Watt-rho!)
7; Meriden, 4; New Lritain, l; Norwich
7; New Lma‘lon, .3; Norwalk, l; Dar »;
bury, 1. Real (estate. mortgages—Nip
Haven and West Haven. tumors:
Bridgeport, $231,163; Hartford, $6; ‘*
VVaterhury, lid-L280; Meridou,
New Britain, $13,700; Norwich, 9512”“) v i
New Lindon, $35,775; Dmbury, $lll
Norwalk, $3,350.

 

Split: .

Bleeding to Death.

Time. was when denture resorted ii
bleeding and cupping: as a cure for al.
disease. They were (nu-root. in supposin;
that in (llsmso the blood is impuro, lia
tin-y were not turn-cl» ill supposing: i:..i
to lot out the blood Would i‘ouinvv l:.l
disease, as that metlwi Would only our ,
tho dismisu at tin: vxpcuw «if life.

We now know that tho.lw..~u way is i
purify the blood, and submit” the blow

 

 

to do its Work as lull-mind by uatow
Tho minvral water. Ypsilanti 51ll‘tlllll‘,li
tlw uroziiost blomi punibr lcuo'wu. it i:
nature‘s own mu 1'. mmly .mvi sh a“!
be in ("wry house, if your ll" ilnr vim i:
not mpply you With this \l’liil‘i‘. writr in
tho Ypmlanti Specific (Sm, at. IUl lb'vm.
sin-st, liilai ill, and thug.- will sue lb.“
you .ilt' suppiu ll.

 

 

when

- lor's palace and Norm castlu, and in the

CONSi'l. GENERAL LEE.

when be pleased. Consul General Lee
was greatly enraged at the throat to sink
the Vigilancia and is reported to have
said to i'npiain McIntosh:

“II the guns of Norm castle sink your
Ship. American warships will be born-
burdiug Havana in a few days. “

Captain hiclntosh returned to tho Vin,-
llaucia, and i‘onsnl lice informed \l’oyicr
that. the voL-‘mi was. going to son and that
if any attempt- wus made to take oil Far-
uztndof. or that if the vessel was fired
upon, Spain must take the constuluonoos.

Mrlutmli's Vigorous Language.

Woyirr immodiutbly summoned a cabi-
not council, and while this COllilClleL<
commuting the matter the Vipilanrrlu bo-
gun to \Ve‘iuh anchor. Tho Spanish (llll'
vials on bvuml pruloslml, but (‘zlptuiti lilo
lntosb said in vigorous lunguauu. the lot-
to? Siiili‘rli “ii—Mn your Ullfi't‘llillls'. )lv
ship has liven cleared. My voiisul has told
mo in nu ma. 1 am going. and l darn you
to try to prevent me. (it-t olf my ship?"
And with that tho \ ankca roughly shoved
the Spaniards into tho waiting boats. and
tho \‘iuilanriu. llyiuu the stars and strip-s.
startrtl for the mouth of the harbor, whirl.
is (‘illlliillfllilt'il by the guns of lllorru cos
tlo. All was ext-iimuont in Havana, and
tho quay and houeutcps ivcrc llnod with
hundreds oi pun-inns. wimoxpoolotl to sat-v
tho \‘luilanvin llrud upon.

Consul lino himsrlf watched the Vb:
Manolo lbrmlizb n pleas. Illouuwllilo sin
unis \Vl‘l‘tl balm: o-vbanuvtl Ia-iwt-on Wov-
lzztil-r pint-c thorn Worn sinus of prom or
calcium". Slowly Hm \‘igilanniu mum-nil
tho mouth of the harbor, and limit it was
noticed that tho guns of Mort-n castle
\vort- turnmi on tho ship. 'l‘bo Vicilam'iu
l'ill‘l"\lt‘ill_\' sinnalud )lnrl'o rustic, "l am
going to son." but no answer mum from
tho fort. until tho \‘mfii-l was in blue watur.
and than the Spaniards ran up the signal
which mourn; “I lumlll)’. "

it is will that \i'c-ylor is furious over
the departure of tho \‘tl~.~’l‘l and i’ousul
law's i'iilll‘lit‘. It is stated that. ‘Il’uylor or»
dl'l‘llil lliil . (-mnmamlor of Moi-m castle in
alhl; ilm '\'luilunri:l, but at tho last. run-
munt bu ylvldi-tl m ‘lbo i'li'l‘l'itlll‘fi of his
habitat and inluuiornmlnlml lllil tlrllrr.
'l'lm opisuiia l'misctl lim‘rn oztrltonzmlt lli

oi the war.

l'bllippino Insurgents Gaining.

Havana than anything: since tbu beginning

SAN Fltan‘t‘ht'o. tint». 2i1.—-Ailvli:cs by

States rovenuo cutter Windom hasloft thl
port under scaled orders. It is thought
that the orders, which Captain Hand will
open when clear of tho capes, willinstruot
him to he on the lookout for illibustcrlng
oxpedltiousloaving the Florida coast for
Cuba. The \Vlndom is a twin screw
steamer of light draft and has a battery oi
rapid fire guns. This is the only United
States craft that has left this port under
sealed orders in many years '

FATAl: columns. TRIP.

A Young English Sportsman Accidentally
Shot on Long Island.
Fti'smxo. N. \’., tlct. 2.—Willlam lien
nett, a young Englishman, and Cornelius:
Murroll, two young mon, want out on tho
Flushing meadows gunning and become

all dealers.

Anyone who sun'ers from that isrri»
hie plague. Itching Piles.
clate the immediate relief and perma-
nent cure that comes through tho use of
Doau‘a Ointment.

 

will

It from the proper standpoint.
that Is just the stage to take it in.
too. for an immediate and radical rum

Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale by
Price. 50 cents per box. ll
hoses for $2.50. mailed on receipt of
price by Foster-Milhurn Cc. Buffalo,
N. Y.. sole agents for U. 8.

it never fails.

casorlrs, .
SPINDLES, arc.

PRICES TO SUIT ALL
cam. AND sun THEM.

HENRY TILLY.

And

You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To—Bzw, the
famous tobacco habit cure, “We know

appre-

Oue, a prominent St. Louis lll‘ifllliei‘l,
amokedzmd chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the

 

separated. Morroll triad toliud his friend,
but gave up the search and started for
home,

Bennett had also started for homo, but
as ho roaolmd the corner of Myrtle avenue
and lm-avitt street ho stumbled and full.
He had been carrying the gun under his
arm. It struck on tho butt. 'lho charge
exploded and took bill-ct inllounctt‘s right
arm and shoulder. lie was found by some
laborers and taken to the Flushing hos-
pitul.

llr. llioodgood attended the wounded
man, and at a consultation of physicians
it was decided that amputation of the arm
was notwssury. The operation was per-
formed, but Bennett only survived in a
couple of hours. He was an artist and ‘47
yours old. A widow and two children
survive him.

Thought to Be a Noted Form-r.
ilsn'rt'mm. (let. ell—in Roy Smith.
claiming to lmlnng in Spriugllvld, Muss”
who was arrested hum for attempting; to
mass at tho l‘niiml State-a hotel a inrgml .
chock for $12. purporting to lli' drawn by
ii. iii. Sampson of Springfield, superiu
tomb-ht of tho lioston and Albany rail-1
wall. on tho )lvroantliu bank of Spriuu-
livid, attempted suicide by taking pnimn l
in his coll. lie was found in an unrun- l
anions cumlitllu by (illicor l~'arrol, who,
arrested him, and it rmuuirod tho stron- l
lllllls warlcof two physicians for nunrlyi
half an hour lu'i'oro ho was rrsusolluiml. I
Aiivr his arrost Smith iriwl to mvallmv,
some blnnl. chunks in his [no.sossinu. The E
puliro think they have svourmi a illill‘ill
l'ovgor, llt‘ is about :27 yours old, tall and ‘;
smooth laced. “

 

_ , . _ l
Falling Ron! Kills Two. ‘
('iiAl‘.i.(Yi"l‘l',‘-\'ll.i.i~1, Va, (lot. 110,-—
ronf of the now building: which was balm:

oroclod for tho l’nlvorsity of Virginia in;
roplaoctlu- building til-struyl-ti by lire nnar *
ly a your nub collapsed, burying ilvo,
\mrkuwn in the ruins. 'l‘wu nwn u‘uro‘
killed. 'l boy w: milmrgo Tucker and Eu» 4
gene llurvh. ’l‘ha nthor three men \vrro
injured. 'l‘hoy are V. W. (‘hambom prob» ‘
able {rnnturu of the skull; i". ll. lluwm.

injuries to skulF, and .‘losopb Lamb, laud l
cut and probable spinal injuries.

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The Climnplon Hunk bank. 1
PlinVlill-th’i‘i-Z,(lot. ‘Jli.—»(‘lliium‘cy .luhn l
son. alias ”lil Chauncey, who has tim rup- 1
utation of lining tho champion hank sneak i
of tho l'nliod Hiatus, was arrested lwro bv
llotm‘ilvc i’arltrr asasuaplolnusvital-actor. ,
Johnson is 7:» your» old and llll-l spout :
about ill years in jail at various limos. ;

I‘ll/I- Hundred Men (lot \Vnrii.
l’m'rs‘imvx, l'u., Oct. Elly—Tho pull“
tllcrs in the hills & Ll‘iitllfl Nnilworlas‘,

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The

Winning
its
Way! -

Why take the chances?
All isunt high grade (offer
culled Mmzlm

()ur Mooba and lav.- zsafe cure for children. It is “lilo only
v harmless rmuotiy that produces immut-

tliat is
Java.

blend is l'TC‘nOlllli'Cil great.
and is surely winning

way into public luVllr.

if you love lime roller, bay!

lasting goutl ivuprt-stlun.
bclicur l have it lint: illlli lo,
and wzmi the public ll) knmv‘

and enjoy it.
A {10:11 lot just in.

1;

ll North Main Street.

"‘MELORENZO DIBBLE,

smell of tobacco makes him sick." N1)-
To-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. lzl.

liunuui life is hold too cheaply when

system, seeks to other his wants by put-
chasing every new mixture that is no
mmmcuclml to him, Rt'llll'llllii‘l‘

reputation of fifty year's standing.

Theories of care may be discussed at

 

 

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‘ lillt‘ results.” l‘). F. Word and U. (l
“5 , Hiillson. p

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“uni bountiful.

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of many cases cured by No—To—lxw..

i’laistml. No cure no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00., New York or
Chicago. ; ., .

(be individual who needs a tonic for his

that
Ayer‘s Sorsaparillu has a “ell-earned

length by physutians, but the suitor-ore
.Ewunt quick relivf; and (mo Minuto

I Ayor’s llair Vigor, which llasnutlivml
.imi superseded hundreds ufsim‘larprvp-
my Mocha ““1 kw” HUM Motions. l.)fllldilll‘uii‘lllyllll' lllllsl lihli-
“Motor and Mull llliil‘l.‘ I!” I muulllo as erl a.» ounnuinwal li:lil'-vl'.i-.~'.~'-
llr 114», the purr-
lvst bumi of hair mun l'i‘v'VllllllS luxuriant

Medicines

J.0.JENNINos,

agar, Calciminor
Painter.
DEER III

will PAPER Alli) success
1 NORTH MAIN STREET

South Norwalh.

‘: Sam pie Books of Latest Styles of Papers

‘- Borders and Gill: Mouldings mile-u to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal
fistflnmtcsflhuurfnllv Giwu. me

~——.

lPaper-l‘ia

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PQ’TIHE

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izikcs out ink, paint,
tar, pilgh, grease
and stains from
clothing and car-
pets quickly and
. Completely and
Mangroves a Ring
~——\'n Acid.—
3': .‘(n un;l int mlur.
'5' .‘:»'i in noble.
Z; L. B.SU'FTON, New Canaan, Ct.
mmwwm M
Sold by A. Dickerman 8:. Son, So. Nor-
walk; Finney dc Benedict, Elm-walk.

 

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106.. 256., at Drug
and Dr; Goods Stores
Samplis mailed. Sc.

 

 

 

vs, 25 miles north of ,
that ii. 'i‘. Brooke. anal
bitmap, shot and killed
were trying to rob him:

more real estate hare than
who located in the town...
lived in St. Louis. whtrnhfl,
he canto from England, '
he‘ was a member of til
Britain. His parents on
an income of 820,000 a you.

his place for the
money. This Bron omlund’ki
and a fight occurred. in which

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Psalm ‘

In the early do” of Perry

' new:

it is thought first the on
urposo pf ‘

took part. Many shots were
is reported that three mall.
One man, whose name is
Sample, was found dead in l
and, it is reported, two clam
from wounds receidsd in the . -'
Brooke was for several than
opening of the Cherokee It“)!
ry's best known businfll ~=. _
Maude Parker was selected,
bookkeeper and later as hill“
two years ago they were , .. .
was formerly the wife of a 4 . ..

tlemau. The pair left Perry 0 ‘
for their country home, in th
part of this county. ., a

Race Warllu Mahala.-
Brnmxonsu, Ala, Oct. 20.~ _ _ ,
which occurred at Bella Ellen to!“
Bibb county. between Whites it
resulted in the death of two M .
Wounding of two others. Deputy 8h '
Tatum had gone to the placozfrom b
Saturday with a warrant for the
George Gore, a notorious negroc ’
Gore was found in the negro q ..
resisted arrest, draiving a lhotsn‘i‘i“
oiliccr. The latter drew “PM
both men pulled the trigger- of
weapons. 'I‘atum’s pistol. ref
but Gore’s gun was discharged. '
which consisted of hitdshot only .
effect in 'l‘atum'shead, producln "
wound. At this juncture several
negrucs ran to Gore‘s rescue with , '
weapons. John Sullivan, ajewe‘ f ,. .
mer. from Bessemer, seeing . tm’I
plight, came to his old and My“
He killed Guru at the first shot. lrim
Tatum, though wounded, got his pm
to working and began iiring. A dozen. .,
more shots were exchanged. When 1m,
battle was over. Frank Martin, color“
was dying, and Jim Dennis, colored
badly wounded. , .

 

 

Charges Against a Postal-am. “

Wasnixo'rox, Oct. 20.——The presl
has removed Postmaster John H. “flint:
Black River Falls, Win, and awn!”
David Thompson as his successor. . >
summary action in dismissing Devil _.
duo to disclosures of alleged corruption
entered into to obtain oflice. Levin was
appointed Dec. ll, 1893. In a recent

litical discussion it was asserted thatltgllfi
paid a large sum of money to a into}
newspaper to support his condition.
the allies. and a subsequent investigation,
the department claims, has snbstanthfid"
these charges.

 

Sing Sing Convict “hunted In Baton.

 

nus. nah. aféunroao

Can be consultrd at her miles
“42 BROAD Smear, humorous-r. Conan

From 103.111. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a Within: physh inn and for
th-A [”th uuwtwu )‘m‘ii’h bar» 11‘ >4. ilr- lllbL‘fisi‘:
of nutrition alvev‘ia‘ty. La llt‘ miforim: iron.
any lilz‘hni‘ty lil"l~l"lli i . tl-e v 3:: (mil l-nimlllt
llrllu. ”mi in tho strlv-lmt v tl.ll*‘vnt'v. will
Klimt-an!“ ‘1"illrtlm‘i‘vlliiftilt‘ill'lJ-‘lhklllllllilll '-
M'l“lltul-' tri-alnn-ni ltnuwui rm alert! surgery
aiui l’l'ill‘lll'llit". ill-no can wil‘n norm fur
lllr‘lioul win-u rm illl‘t‘ll. 'l‘v‘l‘ms implomtp
all letters promptly replied to. il:x,i.,..e stain;

 

 

 
 

 

F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.

(lmvi l:ili' mi" l‘l:il.i-l 'llilllt‘i llonlnl Colin-4v.

Dentistry Performed in all ii 5

lil‘zmclics.

TEETH l‘lX'l'liAl'l‘l‘le W'TllOL’T RUN.

Marvin's Sow llim'k. “lirlllllflllln sin-of.
l‘t'l'nlul ll mf

Di‘thl to the v. .11 1w um. inuunilirib. at am

 

SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK

5| Washington Stroet.
Uj't‘iillnlly from U in ii: a. m., and from
i to :l p. m., and on Mobility evenings
from in: ‘i.
lull-react alimvwi on deposits.
ALDEN Slur-LANG, l’rtmt.
.l(,lli.\' ll. iv'tJtHlH, \‘icv-l’mi.
JOHN H. kNAI’l‘. Soc. and Treats

 

J. D. JENNINGS,

U N D E RTA K E R .
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalk. - . .

Opp. Street liallway Depot,
[tlfidlDENClfi ELM S'l‘lllil'l‘.

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TELEPHONE CALL, 11.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bos'rov, Oct. 20. - Evidence, which
Chief inspector Watts consider! marinas
i lug, has been presented to him to Clio
l client that Cornelius A. Bailey, who

now serving a term of imprisonment in,
Sing Sing, is wanted here for robbing the
shawmut bank in 1894. On Nov. 53““?
is to he released. and Inspector Bough ,
and liurris will he sent from here to , ,,
him at tho prison door, where they will
place him under arrest on an indictment
warrant found by the Suffolk grand jury
several months ago and bring him back to
Boston.

Clayton's Temporary Snmllflf.

Wssmxorox, (lot. Elli—Justice Whiter)!
tho l’nitrd States supreme court hasap- .
pointod (lounge 8. Moore assistant Uni”

Stall-s district attorney for the middle ‘ ,
district of Alabama to be acting 6W
. attorney in place of Mr. Clayton OLA}?
bama, l‘i'lililved by Attorney General Bar-
mun last woe-k. The appointment In“!
until the prrsidcut lllls the place by I I!"
ular appointment.

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Actor Convict Breaks Jail.
CAMillilii'lii. Muss” ()ct. 20.-—-Heary 3.
Clarke, an ox~ncinr. an inmate of tho
liuusoof Correction at East Cambrian.
oscapetl from that institution by “Will‘s
thu- lron bars of a bathroom window. KI
is it years: old, and was serving a two
years and svvon moulhs’ sentence larce-
curlnu money under false pretend I!
Lawrence.

The “humorous Grade Cronin].
lmasxox. N. li,, not. flit—As lira. PI-
Mr Bill and two ynllllg chiiilron’cf W”
. Canaan wvro driving across the track! 6!
the Concord division oi the Boston and
Maine railroad at linkers Crossing, tin
train was struck by the Montreal express. ,
Mrs. lllll sustaim-d a fractured skull and
cannot live, and both children were badly
hurt.

Postmaster-s Appointed.
wasmsorox, (lot. L’ll.-—Tho following
fourth class postmastct‘a have been up
pointed:
New .lcrsoywlllnrlboro, L. A. line.
Now anliwll'iabcrs, ll. E. Prossus.

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l’onnuylvanlwmluowood. J. Tamar:
Looustdnlo, M. Weldon; Lovely, I. 0

Jacob M. Layton,
P‘lro, Life and
Accident

iNSURANCEll

have none to Work at 5‘ l par ton.
works llllil boon illln several months. The
entire plant. including the shoot mill and .
nail fartory, will now resume. glvinu ‘
work to about Jam man.

the rioumar Porn, from t-ilrluapnro and
liouukouu suythat tho robnilluu in the
Philippine islands is much more H'l’li’llld
than lilll-l boon crib-rally rm-ounlzml. It. is
said ilm “spurt-i nl nwulutionlats‘ defeats
srnt out by ripaulsh olllocrs have boon

Soups
Fail.
. ”STE-gig Removes
nor , .
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Nickel; Wynouto, (.1. M. (lass.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Marti-d the I’m With Kansans
NI—zwm'uo, N. i'., (let. tilt—«Ella Violin.
aged ll years. daughter of AngustnsViohI'
of theater, was probably fatally pared.“

- - GOALS

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~ rl-atly omunnratml. and that so for tho , , . l m
l" “539”" lamp 1...... ...”... than an a...” own in 1mm. net. 20.41": may Mm. iron canon AND FURNACE. lissl [stats and Hours Ago u f3";ll.ll"‘..hllllmll '73.? "it’ll? ram:
EV N0 Acid, (,nmc' tho strangle for imiulmmlonco. It is stated (Liberal) and The Moral"? 1’1"“. Will i ' '1 W ~ Bryan's bands and anus were but“, m
M l; NoChspplng G . i ‘ the revolution 1,, now beyond the control aorvalivo. imvo i‘illltltllill-l which oninpialb 1 G ea c St. ' I so n 8 Oman Steamship Tickets, and Sterling m; m trying to "m, u", life of g“ m ‘
lease. ”f m" g,,,,,,1,.h authorities and that, "up.“ of tho explanation ohvrad by Sir Edward ~ Those Goals m (m from dirt ' ' Drafts. mans Negotiator! . , M. ’ '

and l-itoclra Hold.
OFFICE. 5 BALL {DAD PLACE.
Next to Post Uilitzr,
+(lll'l‘ll .‘lOllWAilK. : CONN
You“, Public. Acknovllrtinmeuts Taken .

In a Iioceinr'it Ills-dc.
BUFFALO. Uct. min-«Tho Worms: 1‘
Yuri: Preserving and Ilianufacturilj(131$I
pray at Springvilln, tholnrgost M ,
notion-n of that. village. has [cm ma 1/
hands of a receiver. Htstflnciltl IMO“.
the court show the assets to macaroni”
llubllltlos, “07,323. 12.

Clarke of his munch attacking tho llritinh .
case in the lluiatm boundary dispute as
availing tho real point.

to onlorrcmonts are sent to lilauilln immo
innit-1y the Spanish forum are in danger of
final violent. ’l‘bo rebels 'now hold tho
province of (Invite. arc woll organized and
have slum mauzor villas. There are many '
natives in the Spanish troops. and tho oill
more arc niraltl to take native regiments
into tho interior because their loyalty is
duubtml.

'i'hc Hongknuu Press says editorially

your: ., V
I ..lb..,:‘.w..':l . ’

and slate: will he tlulivomi by
careful ilrlbors. hand color
for sample haul and [mildly
yourself that our claim is cor-
real.

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An Engineer Badly l‘ll'lllllnll. 1
lillnis't‘m, ll. 1., Oct. 2”.-~.lohu linyiv.
sngiuror at the (“reunion \i’urstmi mills,
and Night Watchman Christopher ritual
' iuons, wrro badly enabled by llli‘iilll from ‘
a broitcu main pipe, and it is (carnal that ‘

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82 Washing'on 3L. Sofiomslk.

Price of Flour Advanced.

TO .
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NW °°OD arrzcrs AT 0M“; Tiled that there Is no longer room (or the trust Boyle will not rccovar. l R A Y M 0 N D B R 0 s. llrrrato (m g" waii uh

) w ,, l,,,, H” ‘ . . s l. ,. ‘,
C KTON’a vmngn (trillilli‘tnthatl agalé'riathol‘hlilpp'lue islands swnnhm" In." m. I"! a Th3 gm“ ndvaam in wheat has ail-clot! the m
Com utters! or special liability. wskclal. W , ll “0‘ me a limo ”ill proper. ‘ . . . . ..l “on.“‘h . remedy {at market. Local mm“, advanced thi .
nous. spermatorllml, emissions. im otsncy. tiona of the Laban rebellion. lho natives lll'i't'lim, (Jot. Sit-M. it. .lm-krnn, a . mm Fm" 0‘ floor ”3 Wm? making the , ,
Pitfalls. m. comets functlomll ll ”'3'?" are determined. As each rebel slum an awitclmmn on the Erin road, whom houw ' ‘ “ " ' trail a and ‘ ' " 'l' ,
“mm b7 "m" °’ "“m” “““iu’ "“mm a remnant he writes his namoou his arm is in Dalton ‘J Y Mi 1% ll i~v M " M “M ' .1 0 , price of the best i. mainly. be
LostM-nltwdla older yosnmgmnnvi organ l l! ‘ ' ' ’ ‘ " l ’m “‘ “bl" ‘ 'ou CA",Y Do BETTER . all nervous! band will go up no“,
“mm“, “Rummy “Mm Pmuilch ‘ (m. with blood and swears Vengeance against board oi the trailer of an engine amt was D w RAY M o N D it ‘ oi the H .. MN“ .
when: reckons, simple, manual, and legitimate. the Spaniards. instantly kllll'il. lie was :l yiars bl {ifgn n . r 7 shot and Killed His mm

live or»

can in than one Tactic o . gsurra .

Dry?! 5: ("93ml 1 {m‘tnfinms ‘lnslxlt on an: cl stiller
, Failing or

CA‘fON'ii Vii-liters. Suzuisraicdilyrmrdru .

The original plan for striking the blow
was a most serious one. For a long time

 

and unmarried Thom int-Wt! Your Univ-n- tor

humans a A ‘1‘ i nib.

Ilsmusvttlac. hf. J., on. Illa-m
a, inches Nervous Pram

FUDDTD' Director il-ysarold son of K. Handmof this .

nearly Wipaql [UIIL

.... doetnulhavait. Prim n m pi... aims . the natives have hum conaplflna to our ‘ I, an“, , »
umtmumr' mup'fitnu mmmzmm. m it «mag, ...“... ...... ...... ......m... ...... m Embalmor p l" ”‘1‘ lilyil‘w‘mna‘dfi‘iiafi‘ “it... ... 3.2.1.7.?“r“l;d..l“‘til“l..l‘llll‘l 3"
an m rt:- _. m I C ' .‘ no ma :9 a strong atlas t c was visited by the most destructive {ire in ' , ‘ ' '

sass Iflfiiavemumol to“ and all m. inrswecltl ibth of Jul y. 60mm! General Blanca its Mm”. ,th immune-m Wm“ ”I mg ‘n g I suave as: at Tobacco or Opium which when it was accidentally monitor's}.

trial trrstmral. line only mat to 051th person. .
OATDN use. no. MTG". IA".

ilnldlyG n U i‘d’lt.i’llll.l’fiilfihh Nob
walk.

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p: Wanhlnflhfl "QIUM.
In. Namath.

. anaemia-incumnrm
I7 1)

sad to Wampum and hardly. 31m . ~ -
or hacg‘mailh 6 tom for $5.00. Weather Jimmie.
All" fill. .. Flori, m an lava-toning Weather and local
laid by all ‘

was to have been murdered by one of tluo
, natives on that day, and it was arranged
lhflwp soddoulydcno upon tbs My

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town was cornplotcly wiped out. and prop»

wives doctruysd entailing a a... ..c m, M the» bassinet

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