,«awwmmefiunubwd
,, . ‘7 J ”WM ‘ , . .5
W. If. Defilyuhae fitted up e steam
feedmiilsttherearofhlutoreinusi
street. _ V
Judge Hubbell has reserved his do
cision in the civil case of Briggs vs.
Epstein. z. ,
Fix-Constable Samuel Ireland bagged
three partridge and two woodcock.
Wednesday.
’ J. H. Ferris' launch. Eve Lu. dragged
her anchor, Thursday. and struck T. S.
Glover's launch. No damsge was done.
It is said that Hickory Bluff makes a
good place for newly married couples to
spend their honeymoon.~New Canaan
Messenger.
Hon. E. 0. Keeler’s face appears prom-
inently in a picture of Garret A. Hobart
and the Republican notification com-
mitte in Frank Loslie’s for November.
The ladies of St. John's Mission. Lew-
isboro, will hold a chryeanthemum sup-
per at the reeikeuce of Mrs. S. E. Keefer,
Smith’s Ridge. New Canaan, Wednes-
- day evening, November 18.
Ernest Cornell's catboat dragged her
. anchor during Thursday's storm. and
drifted from the east side of the harbor
toJ. H. Ferris' wharf, where the boat
banged into the coal barges. She did
not appear to be damaged.
Rev. C. M. Selleclr announced to his
Lewisborc congregation, last Sunday
afternoon, that during the week a very
wealthy gentleman'had proffered as a
gift to the new church ,which it is expect-
ed will be erected in the near future. a .
window of stained glass, the subject to
be chosen by Mr. Selleck. "
Peter Mead‘s residence and farm, in
New Canaan, was sold on Wednesday to
Captain Allen V‘.’ Reed. of the Unicfil
States Navy. Mr. Reed hails iron.
Washington. He is about to take a six
months’ cruise. and it has not yet been
learned when he will take possession.
This is a genuine sale, the deeds being
on the town records. '
"The worst cold I ever had in my life
was cured by Chamberlain's Cough Rem
- edy," writcs_W. H.2Norton, of Setter
Creek. Ci]. fnearl, old left me with :x
cough and I we. emctorating all the
time. The re Ody cured me, and I
want all of myf'fiiends when troubled
with a cough or cold to get it, for it. will
do them good." Sold by G. C. Stillson.
Inherited Wealth shows that if n fol-
low can’t succeed himself he can sur-
ccod his father.
How Io Cure Bilious Colic.
l suflered for weeks with colic lull.
painsin mystomcch caused by hiliousncs.
and had to take medicine all the whih
until I used Chamberlain‘s Colic, )hol.
em and Diarrhma Remedy. which cum
me. I have since recommended it to ;
good many people. Mrs. F. Butler. Fair
buvon. Conn. Persons who are Hllllju:
to billions colic. can ward off the 21”.!“
by taking this remedy as soon as the flu
symptoms appear. Sold by (.‘r. C. Sill -
son.
a.“ M“..- a”.--
Bachelor VisitorwWoll,
do you like married life-X.“
I'mry Peck—Sh! My wife is in the
next room!
The tlirec-ycar-old boy of J. A. John
aim, of LynnCcntcr. 111.. is subject In
ultimksol‘croup. Mr. Johnson says he
is satisfied that the timely use of Churn-
berlalu's (tough lleincdyulnring uneven:
attack. saved his little boy‘s life. He is
in the drug business. a member of the
lli‘lfl of Johnson Ilros. of that place; and
they handle a great many patent mmll
nines for throat and lung dimluses. 11c-
hnd all those to clumso from. and skilled
pbyciunsreiuly to respond to his call,
but selected this remedy for use in hir
own family atn time when his child'r
lilo wusindaniier. lif‘millml he knew b
In b" superior to any other. Illlll lemon.
thocmntryovcr for lie cures of croup
Mr. Johnson says this is the beast selling
which medicine they bundle. and that it
gives splendid satisfaction in all cases.
I‘M!” sale by (I. C. b’tillson.
Henry. hon
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House
cleaning
loses
its
terror.
Work
done
with
ease
in half
the time.
Bon
Am'
The Modern Cleaner
Ailt‘mm.
Fm 15am Is.
Chllds‘t‘hl ‘.
“ WY 1
It I
W .
1 MI: Compton” immiscible-u
‘ gtwpelume’e coop!»- htuvngv- ,
. ’p
. bisects. fish. .nw. 'Imllf‘r. Bryan has
ammonium; accustom-flatw-
enlrts of the country: ,_ w‘ .
To the Blineuflists of the Country:
Conscious . thetmllllonsof loyal hearts
are saddened by temporary defeat. I beg to
offer a word of hope and encouragement.
he more ever lied supporters more brave,
«mast and devoted than those who have
amused the cause of ,bimetaillsrn. They
have fought from conviction. and have
fought with all the zeal which conviction
Inspires. Events will prove whether they
are right or wrong. Having done their
duty as they new It, they have nothing to
regret. The Republican candidate has
been heralded as the advance agent of
prosperity. If his policies bring real pros-
perity to the American people, those who
opposed him will share In that prosperity.
If, on the other hand. his policies prove
an Injury to the people generally, those of
his supporters who do not belong to the
ofllceboldlug class or to the privileged
classes will suffer In common with those
who opposed him. The friends of hi
metallism have not beanynuqulshcd: they
have simply been overcome. They believe
that the gold standard Is a conspiracy of
the money changers against the welfare
ofthe human race. and until convinced of
their error they will continue the warfare
against It.
Against Great Odds.
The contest has been waged this year
under great embarrassments and against
great odds. For the first time during this
generation public attention has been con
tered upon the money question as the par
amount Issue. and this has been done in
spite of all attempts upon the part of our
opponents to prevent It. The Republican
convention held out the delueivc hope of
International blmetnlllsm while llopnb-
llcan leaders labored secretly for gold
mouometaillsm. Gold standard Demo.
crats have publicly advocated the election
of the Indianapolis ticket while they ln‘
bored secretly for the election of the lic-
puhllcnn ticket. The trusts and corpora-
tions have tried to excite a fear of lawless-
ness while they have been defying the
law, and American financiers have boast
ed that they were the custodians of no
Ilonnl honor while they were secretly bur
terlng away the nation's financial Indo-
pendonce. But In spite of the efforts of
the administration and its supporters. in
spite of the threats of money lonners at
home and abroad. in spite of the coercion
practiced by corporations and employers.
In spite of trusts and syndicates. In spite
of an enormous Iiopubllcun rarnpaign
fund and In spite of the Influence of a
hostile daily press blmetulllsm has almost
triumphed In Its first grout fight. The
loss of a few states. and that. too, by u
very small plurality, has defeated bimet-
allism for the present, but blmctnlllsm
emerges from the contest stronger then It
was four months ago.
Commands Campaign Managers.
I desire to command the work of the
three national committees which have
joined In the management of this cam
paign. Cooperation between the mom»
bers of distinct political organizations is
always dlfllcult. but It has been loss in:
this year than usual. Interest in noon)
men cause of grout importance has re
duced friction to a minimum. I homily
express my personal gratitude to the Indi.
vldual members as well no to thccxccutivo
officers of the untlonnl committees of the
Democratic. I’Opullst and Silver parties
for their efficient. untirlng and unselfish
labors, They have laid the foundation for
future success and will he remembered a.—
pioneers when a victory ls nt Inst secured.
'No personal or political friend. ncml
grlevo llocnuso of my defeat. My ambition
has been to secure Immediate loglslnllun
rnthcr than to enjoy the honors of office.
'l'hcrofore defect brings to me no feeling
of persouol loss Spanking for the wife
who has shared my labors, as Well as for
myself. I desire to any that we hove been
amply repaid for oil that we have done.
In the love of millions of our fellow
citizens. so kindly evpro-asod In knowl»'
edge gained by personal contact with the
people and in brmulunod sympathies. we
flnd full compensution for whatever I‘lffll'fxi
we have put forlll.
Looking to the Future.
In the face of on enemy} rejoining In
Its victory lot the roll Ito called for the
cugnm-nwnt and urge all friends of hi-
metnlllsm to renew their nllcglnuno to the
rouse. If We urn right. on I believe we
are. we shall yot triumph. lintil vow
vlncnd of his error lot ouch advocate of
bllnetnlllem continua Ibo work. lmluill
silver clubs retain their omnirilzntlon. hold
regular meetings and circulate lltcrntnro.
(luropponents have sliccoodod in thin cum-
paign and must, now put tin-Ir theories In
the lost.
Instead of talking mysteriously about
“sovind money” and “an honest dollar"
they must now defend it financial system.
Every step token by Ilium should be pub-
llcly considered by the silver oluba. (llif
ccuac has prospered most wlwro the money
question has been longest discussed Illlltli‘lf
the people. During the next four years It
will bcetndlcd all over the milled even
more than It has been stmllod In the print.
The year I000 Is not for uwuy. Ileforn
that your arrives Internctlmml bbnetul-
llem will cease to devolve; before that your
arrives those who have mill-d tlwmsolvce
gold standard Democrats will Immune bl-
motnlllsts. and be with ml. or they will
become Republicans. and time upon one
mlee; before that year arrives trusts will
have convinced still more people theta
trust In a menace to private Welfare and
to public safety; before that yeurnrrives
the evils of a «old standard will Tli' even
more evident than they are now. and the
people will than be greedy to dcmnmi on
American financial policy for tho Amer-t
can people and will 1qu with us In the
Immediate feetomthm of the free and im~
limited coinage of sold and silver at the
present legal ratio of III tol without welt;
log for the old or consent of any other nu-
ttcn. W. .I. Bram.
titanium: of the Music.
Wasnlnercx. Nov. 7.-—«'I‘he next United
Mates mate, It Is believed, will stand:
Republicans, 4 44; llemocrotc, on: l‘opu-
flute and Independents, to. This table
takes absentee out of the doubtful out
coin. placing Kentucky and North (lam
line In the Republleen column. as Senior
butler says that a free silver Republican
probabILwlll be returned by the lesion»
left, no wmin the Memes «lama
nascent cosmos. "
QM Mm of, _
or. some». ammo to.
“some. Hitched of. Oregon. . a of
Ventilation and alert: and Warren of Wye
ovum have nil voted for and sup 1
other legislation. and what seam they
communists tum” mats altogether
problematic. Among the Democrats, fliers
wane! Maryland. Smith of New Jersey.
Murphy of New York. Faulkner of West
Virginia and Mitchell of Wisconsin all
have voted against silver and yet support:
ad the, Democratic. party in this campaign.
As no free coinage bill could possibly pass
the bench this fact would influence voting
In the senate on the silver question, espee
civilly in the shapeof a rider to a tariff
bill. The probability“ that on a free
coinage amendment to a tariff bill all of
the 44 Republicans would vote against It
and possibly seine Democrats, such as
Gallery of Louisiana, Gray of Delaware
and Mndscy of Kentucky, who bolted the
Chicago platform, and perhaps even some
of those who supported Bryan during the
campaign. It also Is not unlikely that
some of the Republican senators who
bolted the Republican platform might
take a position which would permit a
tariff bill In which their constituents are
largely Interested, becnnsc of wool, lumber
and lead ores, to become a law. Senator
Faulkner (Delulof West Virginia says
that the silver men. by standing sclldly
with the Democrats. could prevent tarlfi
legislation. Senator Butler. on the other
band, said that he and others of the Popu~
lists would support the right kind of a
tariff bill, but not a measure like the Mo
Klnley blll. Mr. Butler wants misquote
protection on raw material.
Delaware's Election.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 7.——The polite
lcal complexion of Delaware's next logic
lnture will have to be fixed by the courts.
The official count. completed, seats In the
state senate the following: New Castle
chunty. John Pyle (Donn); II. J. Handy
(ll-fluion llep. ). and Samuel Alrlchs (flop. ).
ldundy ond Alrlchs are holrlovcrs. Kent
obunty. John W. Fcnlmore and Hezekiah
Harrington, both holdovcr Democrats.
The third senator from Kent Is in doubt.
both Republican and Democratic election
boards having made out certificates of
election. The control of the senate will de-
pend upon this man. Sussex county seats
(1'. Fisher Pierce and John llchayton
Moore, both Republican holdovors. and
Willlum T. Moore. a [lemocrnt A Repub-
lican will probably fill the doubtful place
from-Kent, as the party has control of the
senate power on qualification In the new
house. For representatives the following
are elected: .lolm If. Dickey. Robert Mo.
Cullouuh, Charles (5.. Dempsey. David K.
Donaldson. Wllllnm ll. MoCov, James '1‘.
Taylor, N. F. short, John Thoroughgncd,
Isaac )1. Whitney. Ellvha C. llokes. Emory
It. Blggin, Asbury Smith. ThomasJohn
son, all Democrats, and J. ' l nu‘k Elinson
(Rep. l. This gives the I). ocrats Iii In
thclcglsloture and the Republicans I. The
defeat of J. Edward Addlcks‘ aspirations
to the United States senate In almost as-
sured. Theomcinl vote of Delaware lo
president was: McKinley, 20.45:}; Bryan,
16,615; Palmer. 9034i.
McKinley to Bryan.
thcmxv, XML, Nov. 7.——Mr. Brynn has
received the following reply to his tolu-
2mm of congrutulntlou to President Elect
McKinley:
“Hon. William J. Brynn. Lincoln. Nob:
“I acknowledge tho ru-celpt of your
courteous incl-tango of congrntuintlon with
thanks, and beg you will receive my host
wishes for your health and happiness.
"WILLIAM Mdh‘rsrnv."
Mr. Bryan has replied to some of the
alien of employment M. high snlnrlvs
which he has received since cloctlon dny,
decllulng Ilicm on the ground that he do.
sires to be frco to devote n lnrgc pnrtlon of
his time in the future to the advocacy of
blinotnlllsm. He sold In reply to ques»
tions that he had not arranged the (lolmls
of his plnns, but that Im uouldvntcr upon
no lino of work which would Interfere
with his main purprmi. Ho has agreed to
address u public meeting in Denver at on
early day. but beyond this bus made no
engagements for the Immediate future.
fnvllelo May Ila Senator.
Lill'lc't'l‘llfl. Nov. T.——Thn Times says:
"John (i (lurllslo \vlll bu .I, C. S. Illm-k-
burn's successor us I'nltml Strum-i sonutnr
from Kentucky lf howlll nm'opt. liy Tiltin-
day's election the Republican vote in the
legislature hm-omo To on joint ballot,
which In mllliclcnt to elect, but Hot n
quorum. Thuuthcuold standard Demo
cruts nro masters of tho sltnntlon. In ml-
dltlon.one Republican nmmber of the loci»:-
laturo who was elected ’l‘mvsdny owns his
victory to o plcdmi In writing flint In min-
sldomtlon of tho support. of the gold
standard Democrats he would vote for
Carilsle for senator. "
Lon-tics at large.
Minnmrou'r. Conn. Nov. 7.--'l‘hroe
convicts escaped from the Insane rutrcnt
hero Inst night and are still at large. They
are John Castlgnnttl, aged «I2, in life prhi»
oncr. who was contoured from New Iltwcn
In MM: lisnry I’ou-rs. cited 45. who was
sentenced from Norwich Inst. l~'obruary for
sewn years for hamletoallug. and Patrick
Hurley. aged lift. who was sentenced In
Hill for three years for n burglary at
Bridgeport. The men had cxcrclscd In the
lobby nftor supper as usual. and the attend-
ant-1 assert they wont Into their cells short.
Iynltor 7 o‘clock, but when the watchman
was rushing his rounds. at 8 o'clock, the
men were mlselnu. There are no traces on
to the method of escape, but It Is believed
that a skeleton key was until.
Assaulted by Vagrant»
Annmort'ox. Zillion. Nov. 7.-~lllrs. Mar-
garet Taylor, to years of age, In In a crit-
lcaIcondItInn. and It Is fecml that she
cannot recover from Injuries Indicted by
two men whom she had admitted to her
home to sit down by fine III-o to warm
themselves. (Inc of the strangers called
her to the door and asked Imamatob
m light his pipe. and Mrs. Taylor Invited
him to sit by the fire while she not the
match. rluddenIy another man armoured,
and, holding her by the throat demanded
her pocketbook. The other one sprung to
his assistance and searched the woman’s
clothing, but found only shunt to.
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'l'wo of a Kind.
anrennnm. Germany. Nov. 7. -
Prlneue “orgasms, wife of Prince imit-
stick denies of lime and sister of Inn:-
was William, has given birth to twin
boys. Price-Is glans-rue dread:
sickness-snow» Malamute»
olfldneyb can't ‘ .
ms: them rich!!! We rhinos from
(I'm have a lenses“, of their own.
lhlslslipw the MINI: ., , _ :
thnt‘ycu work too hard whetfcln
lows? You are tired. aren't-you?
‘ Tl'i‘ ‘fi‘iii‘ ' Ib‘é‘ufl’lrw’lll‘l mlldhfli. 3 ‘
they get tired. they b e sol-lunch is
do
You stoop over at some escapades.
You strain yourself lifting.
You walk too far. or ride too for.
You call this over erertlou. You can
not sleep when nirht come. '
Your back aches. Your head um
often you ache all over. ’
Oh. you say. it's because I'm tired
out! ' , ‘
New this Isn't right, It's because
your kidneys are tired. .
They can only do so much and the
lifting. steeping. straining or exerting
has retarded their actlon.
The heart has pumped the blood Into
them faster, than they could filter It.
The filter I: evertaxed and becomes
classed.
They cry for assistance In many
aches that follow. ‘
Nothing starts the kidneys workinu
so quickly as Dean's Kidney Pills.
We say no and people right here In
East Norwnlk are Indorslng It.
The following statement is for from
lengthy, yet It tells a story and In
ntherwords declares: "l was sick, but
new Lam well.” Mr. Wm. Acker. of
10 Cove street. on employs ofihe Nor-
walk Lock Co, says: “I went to Plain-
ted's drug store for a. box of Dean's
Kidney Pills. I was suffering from
backache. I took them. They cured
It promptly. I can recommend them."
This In only One case In hundreds
right here In East NorwaIk—wpeopl
whom you may know, people whose
statements can not be dleputcd.
Dean's Kidney Pills. 50 cents per box
for sale by all dealers; sent by mail on
receipt of price. Foster-Mllburn C0,.
Sole Agents for the U. 8., Buffalo, N.
If your dealer tells you that some-
thing else In "just as good" as Dean's
Ointment for Hives, Pin Worms. Itch-
Ing Piles. or other Itchlness of the skin.
tell film you want the original. It Is
safe: “Iver-fall"! . ‘
CLOTHIN'G AN ARMY.
ll. Dosh Great Britain Over 86,000,000 to
Dress 'ltn Soldiers.
It costs the British government $6,-
250,000 nnminlly‘fi‘r clothing furnislml
its army all over lliu world. :Iach (I
pay bull; to n certain extent the amount
which the uniforms of fins troops sto-
iionr-d or sent tin-r“ lids ("mm and this
entails no cud of complicated booklm p
lug.
India. for historic", 1:5in for the cloth-
ing of its own troops. and nlm'for the
unit rms of tho men which England
sends tlu-rn. 'l‘bc lnltrr item is about
dillsgooll manually. (lo the 'M‘ bond.
who]: ll ro‘nlmcnt l‘I‘llll‘ti Inn... from In»
lllll,.lll3ll minmj.‘ box: to lo will luvl.
Ilni full voluv I'f Ill») sluilu a in)“ l‘."‘:‘.l'.
The gun rnimnt H‘lln‘ viii illiil vs: in
out ":n'ilc'o .‘i to tho smorulhoml d-ml: rs.
who, by tho \iny, woolly" :zcl'nznuiolr
fortunes in :l Hllt'l‘f. Ill‘flx 'L'h-‘l vuluv of
turmoil1 violins so dispvcul of is olden:
MEGAN“) ycnrly. The Ia. up: in);
nitcr lilo uniforms llllli‘ ’ . on cut on:
also bring :I mullcroi‘ dilunoll unnule
ly. In all llll‘ unlllorilim l'l|'l’l\’l‘ l‘Llle‘
about $1.3Illl,ooo, thus n (llll lug lbw to-
tal rue-t of elmluing llzu nrmy tolvss than
$3Jli‘dhllill) o. yrnr.
Thc bc-sl qunlityof I'll'l'yllllllfl is used
in tho munufm'lurc of minimum. In
fact. It is snul tlu v :m' Ion good for (luv
rublo wmr. A buwuf:;l‘lury lll limiter;
London, lililh‘l s n largo sham! of the fur
nishings, but vzui qnzlntiliis of 1"le owl
lll‘llll {It'lll'lll‘i‘ bought l'I‘:l(l}'l1l:lll“. Bool-
onal lopgil ys. I‘orr-Jolmplw. cost :3l.lli.3,-
bill) and limibln F5124 $25I,l,(llll).
The thousands If lllllI‘.‘ of flnnnvl.
lilli-il, f‘lllli’”, cloth, \‘l'lV‘i'l. rift, Iln'
millions of mucus. Ill“ tun-e of I'ulloll
wool, the billions of yards if M win;
cotton, Ilmt urn mode into ~111an Inuit-v.
filly trousers-1 mul \Vzu‘m *lll'lh‘ cost 332‘,-
425.Illlll. 'l‘hc wow-o pool for moi-m“:
llll so up are t!\‘l‘l‘$ll,lllll,l d tun-k. How
of tin. Sillul’ll s paid for this. brain-h nu
(‘xcvlli-nr for England. The inspector I |
clothing mmvre Elwin) and hit amiss.
nuts. $2.750 apiece, and so on down thr
long list.
But all this vast cxpcuso is probnl lr
much lcsn than tho nununl outlay that
Franco or livrxnziny lllllkt’tl for hmpln‘:
its soldiers moon in nppvcrmu c in timl 1.
of pouch. In Hi‘l‘llllllly, for c::.implc. cv-
slry man in the nrmy is said to how
(ourcomplrtn split of militaryclothing.
—-Now York Journal.
Way-W..- . ..
‘s‘i'iillllll
v
Cullclmnu and the Devile-
Gullclmus l‘urlsbmsls. the author of one
of the most famous vvorka on llonmnulogy.
figures on what he forms "It bowls of mun t
munpulntlon" to prove that “the motions
of the Mr. the caverns and dark phloem of
the north" are Inbubilod by 44.435.536
devils. Where on earth thls visionary
writer obtnl d the material exam which
to been one an “exact coinpnuitlon” has
been on on ma to all of the Inter wrltcrs
on tlemonolbny, witchcraft and kindred
Iubjcetaulilt. Louis ltcpubllc.
me-w
Among thb lirigands.
Friendly Nntlve (slick Imndc with
ntmngur about tudopnrtl-~» wish 3m a
pleasant journey. sir. and hope you cn’t
be molested by the brignmls.
Gentleman (whohus boon bu [timid
at the Iliuleourudvlco romp-l too into.
my friend. The thing’s Ilfllli‘.~ld.’i‘(llmflllt'.
W
The first mined currency mode In thin
country wna manufactured In was. The
iunchlncry was mintfrom England to Mun-
aachunetts, and pieces of the value of mm
shilling, elxpcncs and threepcnce were
made. -....
To put In position a thousand clapbocrds
Vaccination use of client ll! pounds of ti}
twammm hells ill”! Mill.
mansion .
,WW’
ran. all it y. me ‘
the foreign powrssirne. however, film to '
\
We will not promise you the
of
In the Twin Cities. Examine
quality.
H. KRIEGER,
M
WAGONS I
How and Iceland-Hand.
succles.
runners.
connects,
GMIOPIES.
SPINDLES. are,
——
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H ENRY TILLY.
The only permanent cure for chronic
('dlfll’l’ll is to throughly cXpI-l the poison
from the rybff‘nl by tho faithful nmlpc‘:~
slnlf'llf use of .lycr's Snruxpnrilla, This
womlvrful roundly proves sucmesful
when all other treatment has failed to
n-llcw thr- suffer-or.
Theories of care may be discussed at
anglhby physicians, but the sufferers
wont quick relief; and line Minute
Cough Cure will give it to them. A
tofu cure for children. It is “the only
llllI'TIIlf'bS remedy that mu'lnces imincd
‘otr- results." E. P. Veed and (3. C
Stillson. ._
A cough which pc-rsists (on :iftcrdziy,
elmnlll not be llitgll‘t'lml any longer. It
means somethingmoro than u more lo
cal irritation. and the sooner it is rclirv
"(I the better. Take A) or}; (merry I’m-r
toml. 1: is prompt to not and sure to
I
care.
EASY AND PLEASANT T0 TA Ki
Patent ,
Medicines
EAST
AND PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
A! Our Primal .
Geo. C. Stillsen’é
DRUO STORE.
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H. 'KRIEGER’S
I868. ESTABLISHED '863.
' . ‘ . . no I: our
"°';::" Leading ,Millinery :H:
335* 4 - - ‘ ’ AND Low-:31 . .
. . . GOODS . . . PRICES
50m Cloak Store! name
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but we dorn‘omise to show you
the largest; and best assorted stock
stocks in the cities and then come
to us and compare prices, styles and
554 and 556 Main st., Bridgeport Conn.
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POW
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earth,
Cloaks and
Millinery!
allthc
Mahackcmo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calcimlner
Painter.
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WALL PAPER AND senor-tits
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal
Estimator! Ch-wrfullv Given. mo
blue”! out ink, paint, .-
m'. push. grease
a:..l 3 .ins from
, rig and Car-
;, pelt; quietly and
_g Complasly and
Never Leaves a Ring
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———F,’n Acid-—
X’u unp ' "mt odor.
Not interminable.
1°C.. 25C... at Drug
and Dry GoodsStorcs
Samples mailed, 5c.
‘ L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
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Sold by A. Dickerman & Son. 80. Nor-
wan; Finney dc Benedict. Norwnlk.
Phhysicieplorwcm’eh
nus. on. s. a. eunrone
Can be consulted at her office
“42 BROAD Srunr. Burmaroar. 00“..
From IO a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
unday. ,
The doctor Is a ro-gnbu' physician and for
the» met nineteen yum lioa‘vnude the discus.»
olivunlouu specialty. Lililmji mtfforiuu from
anydifficultyincblontto fluted; t-uu consull
ULGuIIlonllntho strictolit confidence. will
the nseurunvo ot nucoivlng the most sk Illfulund
scientific trfvtfmcnt known to niwlet'n surgery
und mc'lir'lno. Home care With nurse fur-
Illrvbml when remitted. Terms modal-ate
All leffm's prompt r replied tn. lnclmm slum.
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. 5.
Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College.
Dentistry Performed in all it s
Branches.
TEETH EXTIIM‘TED WITHOUT PAIN.
Marvin's New block. Washington street.
Rescind floor
Dental rooms will be upenl Augustlmh. all an:
SOUTH NORWALII - - -
SAVINGS BATIK
ll Washington Stroot.
(.lpeudully from 9 to 12 a. m., and from
I to ll p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from Tin B. '
Interest uhowul on deposits.
annex concurs Proof.
com: u. shunts, lone-Pmt.
.lf‘iHN H. KNAI’I’. See. and Trees
J. 0. JENNINGS,
U N D ERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET.
“mm, " ’ "
Opp. Street Rail way Depot,
RFBIDKNOE EI’PIEI HTRE’I‘.
LEI’HONE CALL. 11
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Flro. Life and '
Aooldont
INSURANCE”
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Reel Estate and House Agent
Ocean Steamshlp‘g‘lckete. and Sterling
Drafts. no Neiiotbited
end attache So d.
omen. 5 WAD mos.
Next to Post Office, '
which a worm“ am his um um " sad in. for 35
-Ysreaoccm mel- sold In the cut w W: WW mum» '
Manurserum,lc- D. me i 80". Haw Lennon. court. '
. New York for Buffalo. They went to My
8“ Your. Newt. s = ,
mysterious prisoner at pollen
tern. whose arrest was 11M ‘
patches yesterday, turns on
quartet of men who have been
country during the past few
dangerous forged bank drafts. J
to given as James Thompson, ' 3%
Is admitted by the authorities,
not his right name. Um ' _, - ..
the grand jury found an I . ,
forgery In thaflrst degree a l
B. Peters, one of the cons: f
has been captured In Chicago
under arrest in that city. How .
to this city for trial. .
The operations of the geranium
shrewdness. The combination ‘
banks was fortned In the I“ lit
last. The members were Walter B.
Willis Herbert Connors. W. H. Bra .
Thompson. Peters Is a “then?
trade and did most of the we! ,
many weeks detectives have been ‘
log the men. Assistant DistrchA
Davis and Battle caused Peten'
ment.
The principal act was comml ,.
June 1:3 last. when Peters in do I
graphic plate of a draft of-thc I [
tionnl bank of Chicago on the Lil!
tional hunk of New York. 6m
Connors were traveling through E .
ostensibly as drummers. Pe , ‘
fill out the drafts and send them
two men, who would pass them on
and business houses and In banks. , f:
and Indiana Were worked by the tw‘ m
and on Sept. 10 Peters and Smith” “
New York. They went to the Marlboron
hotel. where they registered undue
names of II. S. Matthews and C. C. J
of Fort Wayne. .
Making the Draft.
While at the hotel Peters got antho-
graphlm: stone and began the work
makings counterfeit draft of the?”
National bank of Cleveland. Aftcr‘thayw
had been in the hotel a few days they , ‘
came frightened, and left, leaving their
bill unpaid. They then went to the not. .,
Albert. at Eleventh street and 0'1!le ‘
place. ,
Peters was known as Willi
Pierson and Smith as William Rhos! .
the Hotel Albert they finished the
and then printed the draft.
line of those drafts is new In the PW
sion of the police. It was filled ant, '
$12.? and purported to be from the M
National bank of Cleveland upon fled
Western National bank of New York.
latter has offices In this city In the El;
table building. The draft was made ~.
able to F. A. Leslie and was signed “John
Sherwin. cashier." The number wow
2.174 and was dated Sept. 22. Council!
was in New York at this time and '3'.
speculating with J. R. Willard 86 (Co.
bankers. at .35 Broadway, and with an up
town office at Thirty-second street, mid“
the name of Frank A. Russell. ’
The draft was passed on Willard is Go
Thompson Indorsed the draft "Pay tows
dot of F. A. Russell" and slgncd it 1'.
Leslie. Connors owed Willard dz Co. ”fl,
and he indorsed the draft and gotmfu
money. ' ,.
A number of the draftsou “10de
National bank of New York were filled "
out, and Smith. who was known as Kid, "
started out on the road to pass them. Be
not as for as Port Jervis. N. Y., when.”
tried to pass one of the drafts on a hotel ,-
keeper. Tho hotelman saw the game, and
he called In nsloputy sheriff and-had him
arrested. Ho was sent to the jail at (50!!!-
en. N. Y.. where he managed to lit-k
out and make his escape. .
Flight From Justice.
Just about this time Thompson. PM '
and Connor became frightened andle
of. mix Pearl street. in that city. where no-
ters was known on Charles M. Saves... _ 9’
purchased a draft for 84, made by ”I!
Third Satirical bank of Buffalo with,
Third Notional caulk of New York. He
then got a lithographic stone and Ind!»
facsimile of the draft. There was adlflgh
once In the tint of the paper, but this, who.
dlfllcult to notice. Smith and Gonna"
then went on to Michigan. where this]
again posed as traveling men. They -
eels-ed bogus letters Incloslng the rival
These they passed. and Peters kept mile
them out. ;
Peter-n come on to New York and slept
pod at the Astor House on Oct. 15 under.
the mum: of (-i. C. Leonard. While the”
he received $50 from Connors, who Ill
thou In Mount Herman, Mich. Council
then went to Battle Crook, where he not
$30 more. which be cont on. 80 extend“
“were his operations In Michigan that III
was finally arrested at Flint, Mich.
’i‘hompson. when holcurned of Income“
to New York. Connor- gave avid“ ,
against Thompson, and he was Indicted. '
The police of the city were Informed, M
Thompson was arrested In front of ti.
Hotel hlctropole. Broadway and 3'0!»st
and street. on Monday. He had a tumult. "
ed room at In West Twenty-nlnth "to“;
Anne For Canadian mum. ,,
ernllcc. Nov. 7,—The steamer up:
videnn, which has just arrived from W
don, brought several hundred cues ‘ “at
new rifles and ammunition for the ,
dlan military authorities. The
merit Ia part of a large order which;
been prepared by the Imperial ;
mont for shlpmcnt to Canada. They
shlpmonts of urine and ammunlt
Canada derive a greater Interestinv
the reported projected Increment. ..
lsh North American squadron at H
In addltlon to the Increase In the II
of men-of‘wer which will be m
that station by a recent order in ..
three torpedo destroyers are to be
to every flagship.
l'nealhly n Imelda.
Li'nlvs, N. Y.. Nov. '7.»qu 9'
proprietor of the hotel In the to“
vannah, Wayne county, found on
ion, a boarder. dead In M.
Chess of Palmyra was community
ascertained that Allen had It
morphine pills the day before. If
found on the dead man's person
formerly lived In Savannah W
cooper by trade.
Prince bouncers I .
hereunder. 7.~'.I‘be0li 4 , ,
concepcndent telegraph! to this
"n II mad that m can chm:
elm portfolio, in slices-ties:
Ill
MUTE 303W“. I ‘I I I cows
or Washington it... Inherited.
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