an. chimneys oaths Muhanie street
foundry‘m being rebuilt.
John If. bloat. proprietorof the City
Steam Printing company. Bridgeport,
huassigned. The liabilities are about
010,000; the plant is worth 090,000. :
A branch of the Federation of Cyclists
of Connecticut was organised in Stam-
ford yesterday at the Y. M. C. A.
room.
store conducted by Augustus Beebe was
entemd by some person or persons and
about $30 worth of gcods. tea. coffee and
baking powder was carried off.
Arthur Rockwell, of New Canaan.
who died so mysteriously Monday night,
was a brother of Dr. Alphonso Rockwell.
the New York specialist, and engaged to
, a young lady in New York.
Miss Marie Weyerhauser, of Riv: r
street,is sufferingfrom a painful accidert
which she received on a Tramway car
The closing of the door caught the flu-
gers Of her left hand and badly jammed
them. ____'___fi
~The big sound-money demonstration
which was held in Bridgeport just be-
fbre the national election cost $6,000. Of
this amount between $2,500 and $3,000
was from the general election fund. The
remainder of the amount is charged up
to red fire and floats.
I.éwis C. Noyes, an. aged Trumbull
farmer, and his nephew, Frank Reid,
found horse thieves in the barn early
Sunday morning. The farmers had re‘
volvers and male the thieves stand.“
One of the thieves finally sprang and
overcame Reid and finally Noyes was
also overcome and the thieves got away.
The city of Stamford is again fighting
the Consolidated railroad. The Council
has voted to use every means of securing
an order compelling the company to
submit plans for an extension on Pacific
street. The extension was ordered some
time ago by the Railroad Commission—
ers, but the road has taken no steps to
comply with the order.
_ The sharpie which Sherifi' Bulkley of
Shuthport laid claim to after finding it...
on the Fairfield beach last week, where
it was left by the gang of river pirates
who attempted to loot the cottage.»
there, has been identified by a West End
resident as his property, having been
stolen from Cedar creek the night before
the attempted burglary. Sheriff Bull.-
ley was preparing for a sail in the Sound
yesterday, and was beginning to believe
that he had secured possession of a de«
sireble craft.
Rev. Charles M. Selleck has received
a letter from Helena, Montana, contain-
ing a coat of arms of the old Cannon
family of Norwalk. It may be incorpor—
ated in Mr. Selleck's history of Norwalk.
The medallion in the center of the piccr
of heraldry consists of a man who is in
the act of firing an old-fashioned cannon.
Mr. Selleck inclines to the belief thu'
the medallion part was taken from an
engraving to be found upon some an-
cient silver service belonging.r to the
Cannon family. The mottois “ Firmior
quo Patratior."
A cup of muddy coffee is not whole:
some, neither is a bottle of muddy med‘t
cino. ()no way to know a reliable and
skillfully-prepared blood~puritier is by
its freedom from sediment. Ayer's Sar-
supurillu is always bright and sparkling.
because it is an extract and not a decor-
tion.
Atnu entertainment held undrr the
auspices of James (P. lilatno illumil,
No. inglnnior 0. IT. A. M. of l-ltumfold,
Monday night, Miss l’lorvnco Lock-
'woodatfdl Joseph Linxweiler, of South
Norwnlk, gave a piano duct, and each
was heard in a piano solo.
I
not an untried article.
“ Boss Biscuit " famous.
,“lrocere everywhere.
.1 no
G. D. 3008 I SON, '
LIFE WORTH LIVING
with mealson time, Biscuits, Pics and Cake uniforml light. healthful
and more economical, and so easy to obtain it you‘ll on y use always
BOSS BAKING POWDER
but the one thing above all that has made
Over '.ooo.om
sec for yourself, a single trial wil tell the w role story.
IAIUI’AOTUIID WLV IV
NEW LONDON, CONN.
murmur».
A Tissue Paper Dalian at this new
yleybemislsellyilslnttecm
. Wehavemadesuecial monuments
withtbesgenteof/theoelebrltednuet
Glove-lining Patterns. bvwhieh we can
presenttooarladyreaderuomeoftheir
very newest and ehoiceetsnstterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments so
compauyeechnattern
it’ll
Gus-Ladiee' Tea Gown.
stars or my names“. ‘
This pattern consists of eleven pieces:
Lining front and undr-arm gore, upper
. front, centre front, back, side back, tvvo
sleeve pottims. cutl‘. standing collar.
1sailnroollur. In cutting lay theodgcs
marked by triple crosses on the length-
wise fold of material. Put the pieces
, together according to corresponding
notches, Take up the dart in the lining
, front by placing corresponding perfora-
tions together; turn the front edge
: under at perforated line, and close with
hooks and eyes.
Join the under arm gore to lining
‘ front. Place the centre front over right
'lining and adjust the left side when
' worn. Turn the ' edge of upper
2 front under at perforated lino:
, form two forward turning platt-
l by placing cross on perforn
,tion at the upper and lower edge:
kand double perforations on single, ill
{and below the waist lino. Place OVI‘I
‘liuiug front, andnnder nrm gore. lap
tingthc frontedge on centre front at
line of large perforations and adjust the
loft side with hoops and loops above the
waist lino.
Close the seams of sleeve and gather
the “ppm“ and lower edges between
double crosses. Close the mum of cuff
as notched. below perforation, and join
to sleeve, placing the large perforation
at the inside seam and rolling cuff on
perforated line. Arrange sleeve in arm'x-
eye with the front seam ut‘ notch and
single perforation at shoulder seam.
Place standing collar on neck with per
forutiou at centre front, and close at left
side, finish with a rosette at each sub-
Join the sailor collar by notch at back of
neck and to the edge of front.
Quantity of tnntearinl. 44 inches wide
For small size, 32 inches breast measure,
11.”... yards: for fllelllllll size, 36 lllt‘hOS
breast measure, l2“, yards; for large
>128, in inc-hes breast meisure, ill yurls:
"mm large sine, 42 inches breast meas—
ure, 13‘, yards.
EVEIIIIIG SEIITIIIEI.
COUPON.
lutitllnt to one Pattern. any sire of Bio.
l
till. ,
out. fill in your am» andadrees
Out this and mail or take it to
Studevant’s Bargain House
Rm
Annual -0-
Ii’A'l‘TERN No. SIZE 'N
This coupon d 12 cents will mm
ttern afiitgtrtetiant's. North
33353an nth ‘orwalk.
or. in,
.Wbaubclmnsiecttdwimut. The
dum book of Colorado, cased In silver,
OllI'
minds sold but year. Just
’15 WMWW
, , ' n
numb ‘, to mammoth
j ofh‘lsdrst visit'tothiselt: elm
th election.‘ ltmuld ”steely hevpb'een
, ' » » 1
Mari a ration rem
or‘adrawlaua. Anew can!
It; swekwmdavsiogine a can
Benniuancrwfullef outcrops sltnnt .
undahsuetsnetlcelly illustrated. ll air
of fattest Lovers. by William Dean it w.
oils. Other striking uovelettcs by A
escapism of his visit In the twentieth. an.
nlvereary. of. the admission of Golconda
into the Union. Balm hams nominated
for the Wideuoy Mr. Brynn agreed to 'f‘
speak at the exercises in commemoration
of the event.
Hewas met at the depot bya committee
including if. M. Patter-mu. C. S. Thomas
and Mayor Mcbiurray. Even at that early
hour several thousand. pet-sens were as
trembled about the Union depot. They
swung their hats and cheered lustlly. Soon
after his arrival Mr. Bryan wont to the
Brown Palace hotel to attend at reception
given in his honor by the women of Dean
tor. .
- . da
M” T" 55- Patterson. president 0‘ the s eudldl illustrated—~lbe result of
Equal 803mg" “hill, PM!“ and intro cgnt visityto Mexico, undertaken for ur-
dumd Mr. Brynn in a eulmistlc speech. per’s Magazine. Mexico is pro-amine tly
Mrs. Mary C. (‘. Bradford delivered an asiiver producing country, and its ml nor
midget»; of welcome. Mr. Bryan spoke for tat-y operations rest entirely on a all ver
half an hour. being frequently interrupted basis. Owing w the keen discussion of
by enthusiastic applause frmn 2,000 wom~ $361?‘&?&'&"alfgzrxbillg‘xgrSusana”?l ‘3'
Ellytl‘l‘thll’ film the rotunda and balconies icnn politics. these punt-r» will comu‘lud
0 ‘ "‘3' . general attention. Aurel-icon Histo icsl
After the Ipocelunaking thelndles flied Papers by Woodrow Wilson, John acb‘
past. ‘Ilmklng hands with Mr. Bryan. Macliuster and James lint-no». The true
while the Colorado state band played pup- '
ulur airs. Asa souvenir, Mr. Bryan was
story of Sheridan’s Ride, b (lien. .A.
presented by the ladies with a umnmran
‘ If-
human Nelson lge. Ric std Re . nu
Davis, Owen later, John ‘
Bangs, Ruth McEnery Stuart, 0e re
'I‘bgnet, Mary E. Wilkins and other a
char writers. ‘ ~
Science: Story of the Progress oft; i-
euce durtn the 19th Century, a earl of
papers r. flour] South Williams, “9'
pleura ed by contributions on s
subjects by expert scientists. Artie on
the relations of curious pain-hot al
maulfestutlousto physiology y I
drew Wilson. ’ .
American Features: The Mexico ofl'l‘o
tel
lr. u-
‘ 1'9—
Fors th. Continuatlonof owells‘ ’cr-
soua Reminiscntes of eminent litelury
Americans. , 3
White Man's Af-
Africn and the East;
rica. n fullv illustrated series of papeu bv
l’onltuey lligelow. the result of perm nal
observationsduring a recent tri ; to
Africa, covering the whole field of {:lfli'flr
peancxploitation ofthnt country. illus-
trated articles by Stephen Bouml on the
trausfonuutlon going on in Eastern St
beriu, recently visited by ‘the null or.
Hungarian sketches, written and drawn
by I". llopklusuu Smith. The full story
having declined to receive any gift of great
value.
A remarkable ovation was given to Mr.
Bryan when he was driven through the
down town streets in company with Sen
utor ’l‘cllcr, Congressman Townsend and
other prominent. champions of free silver.
The throng was so donut-that Mr. Bryan's
carriage bad to ho stopped every two or
three blocks, and he l'llfltlt‘ “bout a dozen
short spcochci. He was wildly cheuml
along the route.
BEAT THE DREXELS.
A Clover Rascal Worked 3 Check For-
gery on Philadelphia Mullen.
Tnaurox, Nov. filo—It has just been
learned that through a series of forgerles
Ill-excl dz. Go. of Philadelphia have been
swindled out of $600, and another broker
of that city lost $400. The scheme was
worked in this way:
A letter purporting to have come from
William l'iuldorson. a reputable fur-mot of
Fulllugton,_\vas sent to the First Nntlounl "
hunk of Trenton, tin-losing three note; to '
Henderson‘s order and asking to have them
discounted and placed to his credit. This
was done by the board of dlrm'tors lust
\l’mlm-sdny. and Word to tlmt effect was
sent to, linhicrson. IIe cnnw to the bank
on Saturday and disc ninmd any knowl-
edge of the notes, Mon time, on Friday. it
stronger had gone to I‘lroxcl's with a check
for taco, apparently signed by Bolder-solo
Tho brokers tolephoncd'tho First National
and asks-d if he was good for thc mnouut.
An ntllrmutivc reply was received.
Next tiny tin-chuck -f‘lIIll(‘ to the First
National through tho usuml medium. and,
lluhlcrsou being then» at the time. ll‘n- , ,, . . - _. ,.
uouncml it :1 forgery. The other chat-kl for “w serials f”? it‘ll. “IV“ ““7 ““l ”,9“
, . , , llirulgo .Xeighhmhoocl, by Maria Limin-
$400 haul been negotiatol With it I hlludol» , Pool, and Fulher Quinnnllion. by Ul‘l-lil't'
PM“ 13'0“". "I‘d afterward ““5"“ I” ”I“! l‘ltutit-t. ' Short stories Will be conslhutlv
Manufacturers bank of that city. coming presented by brilliant timers, “the“;
Richard Harding Davis, illustrated by
.R. .tfnton Wootlyillc, who was corrupts.
tuned by Queen Victoria to paint. a picture
of the ceremony. l
llarper it Iii-others. ‘
llARP‘IvIR'E-l use.” is n
For One Year. . -
Postage free to all subscribers in the ‘l.'ui~
zed Staten, Canada and Mcxco. ‘
Address. HARPER IlROTIIERSL.
P. 0. Box 959, N. Y. l'lity.
.. . .00... 00., "la-.—
HARPER’S BAZAR 3
In I897. ‘
The Honor. a thoroughly upvtoulato
periodical for women, will enter lipcu
us thirtieth volume in “07. ,
As a fashion journal it is unsurpmhsed.
and is an imlespensnble requinfptel for
every well-dressed woman. Kathlbrine
Ileh‘orest writes a weekly letter on .mir
rent tanhious from Paris. in New h'ork
Fashions, and in the fortnightly paltteru
~bvet supplement, ladies find full delnlls.
directions and diagrams for gownmwrnps,
and f‘lllltll't'll'rt(.‘ltlflllllif. Sandal, "lamb-
and (Thapiusdrnw nod engrave the newest
Illlll Illwsl. I’urisinn designs every wolvk.
to the First National with Iinldcrmu's sig 5 whom are Mary Ii. Wilkins, Harriet ,I’rrm ‘
nature. The two checks. aggregating $1, 2 con Spoil-dd, .‘l'uriou llurlun, Itmlr Ml.-
Hill), \ven- within $30 of tho lmnuult of the “WW Stuart. \l 'l“ n"""‘"’”’ “P” M‘”
thrccnotcs originally asked for discount. 7 Wm." “flu?“ B“"""”"' . . .1
As the First National has not cnslmi \\ bu. \\ omennrv llouuzm vurmustmrts
either, the loss will fall on tho Ilrt'xvlsninl“.
the other Philadelphia Ilf'nkt‘l‘, who first ;
honored them.
inlet'rsz. _
(blur illtt-rostinc features are "the
itlut‘tioor Woman."Ilvvotwl In lit'llllllillli
Zullll'Ih and pastimes; Music. n w.«-klv
Suspectl'4\rrcsted at Kingston.
leosi‘ox, N. Y., Nov. ‘25.-—->‘toplu-n
)Ictiuiro. u stownwuy on (I runnlbont. has
been arrested on suspicion of having been
connected with lltt‘ murder of (‘nptulu
Mulligan nt Sungvrtios last Friday. The
('Ilill‘mt is vugrnnry. ’l‘lu-ro is numb SI‘I‘TI'I'y .
on tho port. of the oiliriuls regarding the ;
urrmt, but It looked out thut the prisoner 3
had boon sluulmwd since Sunday. Mt.-
(intro bud boon spending llltlllt‘)’ frt‘oly for
rum and other things and acts-d in such it
ummu-r us to t‘l‘t'llll‘ tholmpn-ssiou that In-
wns hiding, apparently fearing upprt-lu-u
slim. lie was recently employed on the
construction of the now rity n-svrroir hour
Woodstock mul was paid oil and disvhnrgvd
lust Thursdny night. ' 'l'lu- luurdrr was .
cormnittod in Suugortics. ton miles dis
tout. early on the next morning. Blood
stains are said to have been found on tho
prisoner's clothing.
.‘tluulvur 'l‘ln-ntricnls,
Needlework. L‘erenwny and Iilvlqllit'llv
.llomi Housekeeping", What. (llrls nor [hr
«nulls gleaned from original sources. ,
Women and Men. (Miami '1‘. W. Illic-
zzinsou oillregulnrly Continue his ruin
ullh- essays.
.lumvers to i'orruspomh-nts, 'l‘hil. col
limit is conducted for tln- benefit and con
L'l'th‘tl «up answered in
ur-umptly and fully as pructimhlv.
.\rt. ’l‘tn- llnzur is a tunable picture-
gallery, reproducing Ihe filth-I ln-nlhuful
ores-muted in the annual Paris and Now
York I Allilllllllll“. \l'ltuud Humor. Illvory~
hotly turns for ll. hearty lliliull in ”or lid.
mr‘s Inst page.
An All-Itouml \Vomun's l’npt-r. What
more upol-opriulo gift mu Iw Mimic It'll wife.
linrpxr's Ilnzur?’ b‘rrurc it as n welcome
\‘lsllnr in your hon-«hold for him,
.\'t-\\spnpors are not to copy this lulu-r-
tisculoutwitlll'ull the cxpri-usortlcrs of Ilur
pt-r .\ Ill-others.
It .\ It I’ F. u‘s Ii A Z A It.
For Hiit‘ Your.
l’ostugt- Hw- to all subscribt r< in tlw I'm
u-d .‘itnh's, L‘nnmiuund erion.
I‘lllll‘t'H HARPER i‘k IiliU‘l‘l‘ll‘llll“,
l’. U. ”IX {'39, .‘e. Y, (Hill
Christmas Beef; l-‘or Merry England.
l’.\ill.~', I\'\'.. Nov. :‘5.~—'l'mlny i‘. Alon
mulvr will ship from his form in this muo-
ty dial bond of llurhiuu i'lll‘lll' to London
umrkvt for "hridmus brows. ’l‘ln-y uvor
one l,’.".’ti pounds. Tlu‘)‘ are the heaviest
lot owr shippml from lit-murky. It will
require minim, divided into two trains. t.»
trnnsxmrt thrill to Norfolk to take thi-
stvnluor llm'oxm for London. Nvlmn Mon
do of t'hit-ugo purchased the l'llllt‘i- lot.
CAB'I'ORIA. .
ill GI
m
The fre-
A Sulclde'n liniqne Method. tinlls
ALBANY, Nov. :3.3.~llonry W. Weller.
an aged nut poddlm‘, Cilllllllllll'd suicide in
:m unlqno IIt-‘llllli'l‘ in this city. He “out
to a hotel. hired u room, plncml u tin mu
UVN‘ the ans jet, Inntt‘mul his mmsors log
in the l-nn lillil than buried his face in tin-
othcr and of the log: and suffocated. In it
onto left he said. "I Would mnnor trust to
God than to immunity."
The three-year-old boy of J. A.
in: Year» For Manslaughter.
Wlsmssi-zrr, .\h~.. Nov. :25.»—()rrin 0.
‘ , a,
Ceetr ‘
lean authors. Shortstorlnb Msrk'i'w in, .
Kend ck '
4).,
, a series by Charles I“. humble. ‘
or the new! Coronation of the Czar. by 1,
{Newspapers are not to copy this mllver- l
lllfit‘llleiil‘ without the express ordclr cf!
M owl
at the l'nlon will form a series of 51; com. 7
critical summary of music lll New ‘. 'tvrkfi
I'Zmbroid. ryl uud *
mu," "(‘urrcnt buclat Ermine,” and. Pet'-
works of Amanda!» and for-mu urtillts. us;
daughter or ~lsh-r than n sullscnpttlon to
9: v . e Witty“.
dolin-
and
the day. ‘
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
{new not? Leading Millinery won-riot
rm: ‘ arm run:
“or... , LOWII'I'..
Goons Cloak StQI'OI PRIOIS
5°‘-° , In the Twin Cities. Pumm"
Cloaks
Cheaper than any other store in the twin cities. We car—
ry the largest stock, the best assortment, the nearest styles.
We are alwnws first in showing the leading novelties of
- She Kills
We are selling
Millinery
H. KRIEGER,
South IIorwaIk.
SEELE
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l
l
takes out ink, paint, . .
tar, pitch, grease . z ' .
and stains from 5 PO'H n E‘
. clothing and cat- .
l pets quickly and Cl. EA ll 5..
completely and ‘
. ECLLCBVCI} Ring ~ ,
i —No Acid.-- 10s., 25s., it Drug
B No unpleasant odor. and Dry 'loodsStom
lint inflammable. Samples mailed, 56.
l L B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
m...
% Sold by A. Dickerman 85 Son, 80. Nor-
? walk;1l‘inuey & Benedict. Norwalk.
l
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, Jacob iii. Layton,
l "12.1153.“
lINSURANCEII
1Real Estate and House Agent
lOcean Bteamshi Tickets, and Sterling
l Drafts. ans Negotiated
l . and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
} Next to Post. Oflloe.
‘SOUTE NORWALK. : : : :
Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped
, hands and lips. cuts, bruises. sculds, l
, burns are quickly cured by DeWitt’s ,
Witch Hazel Salve. It is at present the .i
article most used for piles, and it always i
‘cures them. E, 1’. Weed and (t. (3. Still- "
sou.
OABTORIA.
’ mac-
Iiziis it ray
If t no i
2 “if" . , £2222. were.
. The old way of delivering {messages by
:post boys compared with the modern
1 telephone, illustrates the old tedious
ltnolhods of "brmkiug" colds compurx'd
l with their alumst instantaneous turn by
. One Minute Cough Cure. 1']. 1’. Wood
'1 and U. U. Stillson.
i‘ Theories of cure may be discussed at
venicnce-pf render», and nil questions rl-gl length by )hysicians, but the sufferers
rniutioln {)le Willi! qujc
relief; and One Minute
*Oough Cure will give it to them. A
lsafe cure for children. It is “the only
‘ harmless remedy that reduces immed-
{iate nisults." E. P. end and G. C
lStillson.
.0 0,. 40 _.01..... .. .
, HARPER’S wsailivm
l In I897.
I With the- and of let”? Ilurptr‘s Weekly
l Will havi- lli’wl forty yours. In thu'. llllli'
lli Im~ panu-ipntul With all the zeal lllltl
p .u‘rr at its wmmuutl in tin urem p vllil
.rul t’l’cili.‘ of the mn-L inform-flu: “Illl im~
1p .rtuut period m t In- bi~tory of lln-mnntr)‘
, 0... 0.0
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54.0“ and it has sproutl before He remit-n tho
i:li‘i'llllillll‘elllill'ulrt of st’irutn'. lift-4 lllitl lot
tt'l‘s for the instrinwiun of flll' humuu "nod
and llu‘ mut'liorutmu of hulxnu notulltlum
land of "mom-rs,
‘ thl the \Vm-kly has lm'll in its spirit
land purpnsa, us 1 line hun- beru lllllfilltN~
'lrtlprim-iputly in its mlituriul pug-us,
lull] (milliont- to be.
It lsimpowiblc to announce w.t‘.i pre-
lt'i» on till that. the m- lkiy “Ill lfnrlllrllll
ldnnm: tho-your I‘ll? It Wt‘f'l' mi cu-y to
uunmioh- “‘hm |.~ :Ib ml to humour in the
.\u l‘nl, ,uhul triumphs for uwnl govern»
gun or are to be Wull, \"lml :uluiumw vi the
. llll'lllllt' urn In lu- mode, k-lmt i. In In» tho .
5011,“ Lynn Center, Ill, ‘3 Sul‘jl‘m‘ mloulmnu-nf the f’ Illlllllllln struuzw t.-.
attacks ofcroup. Mr. Johnson eulys he l lbw-n tlu- u-mfn of WM owl I""“‘*‘. who!
is satisfied that the timely use of lllhmu- l
berlaiu's Cough Remedy.during alsevcro '
attack, saved his little boy's life. % lie is‘
ill the drug business, ll member M “in Y n pvcmrml I'Vl"lf'll ul’nll this,
is In happen in tlw for I‘l'lsl, uhut i— to In»
Iht' unit» of Enron» two-wr- mouths brow,
who! new murwls of wwnw tll'wl . h.- ro-
lel-tl, or wlmt or..- in In- tlw lu'llerl-nwnts
of uru and lt'llt‘l’~. l'ur thi- kaly In to In-
UONN ;
l N'ntarv Public. Acknowledtrment.» Taken ‘
Ii
Monk, nlllts Mink, of Wuhloboro, was scu—
tom'ed to m'rw six years in tluwtuto prison
for nuioslnughtvr in musing tho tlouth of
his brother Edwin lust mouth. The shoot
ins: occurrml during a fight ls-twwn the
brothers, Edwin lwlng tlwnggrcsnor. lloth
“‘f'I‘t' Intoxll'ntml.
New fll'i Counterfeit.
Wasmxo'rov, Nov. cow'l‘tu- secret serv-
ice luu'vnu of the treasury department ghot
iiotior of u m-wmuntcrt'vlt if: mltlonal
bunk note on tho Nullonul lilmk of (foul-
mvrmu New York. si-rh-a of lhn'l. f'llt't‘k
letter It, churn-t- No. 7:t:l, bunk No. infill},
portrait of itnriicld, phomgrnphic produc—
tion. .
Counily Knocks Ont Cancer.
Ifflthllht-Ildll. England, Nov. sawmills
('ouolly of lhmton woe llillIf'lli‘ll to fight.
(Tulmcr’lwrc last night and knocked his
man out in the fifth rmmd lloth watched
lil'l'x, pounds, but t'onolh bud tlwmlvun-
Inge In height and touch.
W’s-lit to Meet the Tigers.
ll'r'mu‘i. Nov. flb.~—'l‘hv Ottawa college
fmtlmll team, champions of llnlmdu, are
now trying to lIITilIIiifl n nmtvh with
Princeton. The difficulty will be the rules
under which tho nmtrh would be played.
Weather Forecast.
Emmott: fair; cinder: uottherlv winds.
'to be superior to any other, and lnmom l
tlrm of Johnson Bros. of that place and """H‘m" ““1 ‘0 "lime i” ll" *1 WWW-
‘ 1 ' h'vrml Nor-um: A Now I'intzluml story
they handle 3 gm“ many Imwntl iflfltlb l by Miss Mary E. Wilkins wttl built In ;
clues for throat and langdiseasen. Ila j dummy. i All not i" l‘l‘ Him-1a; ligand.“ .
, AL’fllIINI l m’hlrks. w . r. 1 sit-om“
had all these to choose from, and killrdl‘m, “MW H, “Hm.“ w,“ “km a ,
phycinns ready to respond to his cull,,...,u..1 o. "1'1.qu m...“
but selected this remedy for use in his; 1;: ll: 'll,‘“.lt'.""_lf-."" '
own family nta time when his "llllil'nl "Muri-P-‘lwrt ~ . ,., “m n'uwur in llu'n
life was in dunner. because ho knew it ‘ hyllrlu‘ddill'l'sjol'"It“ bm-n puh‘dlllt' It pun-
.. f l . t
, llepurillwltin‘. Mr, W. II, II m‘vll‘a
the country over for its cures of camp l ”lab: urn-l Irt'ilt'f"»"'liilvt‘ téo-mptnioou 1'1“"
. ' - 1 - ritual (worming t'lI urn-t o pend Il‘ut l a» ,
Mr. .Iohnsonsoystlus is the In at selling;i mum Mr. E s, Mum". mm mm“ m”.
000ng medicine they Ilfifllllf‘. lltltl that If. ‘ u attribute-I H_l)«'f'v'lilI'lll'i'm “bit: It L: ‘ltlx !
Elves splendid satisfaction: in all cases lgl’m‘él. ,‘,.,',{",‘;,,§},',‘,‘,".,‘,l"l§.‘.'.‘.. Ivilivll‘dlltll‘
For “19 by (5' 0- Stillmn “ml 19- P~ ‘ nlrlmrtvm-ot of its kind in tIn-vnumry. {
Wegd The Weekly will il’llllllllltl to pt't‘wilt to
' ' ’ *‘ 1’ “ , ‘ l lte readers the wurhl'nuewn [no-4. Intermi-
The lmmth of life may be moral filed by; mu to Anwricnus. m mutu- important ml-
lessening It! dangers. The majd by of, minors in bu h the iuumry nod uni-div.
people die from lung tronhhs. “up,
may be averted by promptly udng ”no
Minute Cough Cure. 1'}. I’. Wold uml‘
U. (3. StllIsOn.
“I escaped being scoutirun-d dysyrpticg
by taking Aycr's Pills in time," This is;
the experichce of many. Art-1'4 Pulls,
whether as an uftcrodinncr piliivr "F " l’ututze fro-etc all natal-rill.“ l'l lb.- l’.li
remedy for liver complaint. lmlig mom, 3 no L-lmiea, i’mnmz. out .mx .1 « ,l
flatulency. Water brash, and tluulm moi “in“. Hittlualts “Hm-“,6,” ‘
invaluable. l ‘ l’. H. II x {1-9, .\ ttiuy.’
all on tho- Fort."
Hung», illustrntml‘
lruttirr'. and to retain for ll-~'ll to» lwtl,
mo ulnt- . in the illu~lrutwi juirunlinni of;
the world. ‘ '
Newspapers fll't' not to u-wpv this mtwr l
liwnwnv without tho o turret-i uni-rt of
llorpt-r t‘i’ 'llrothvr-
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EASY, All) PLEASANT TO TAKE
Patent
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TO
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AtOurPrloesl
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUO' STORE,
in Washington St.. Sellermllt.
Can be consulted at her office
was Baoan eraser. Barnesronr, 003m.
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen cars has made the diseases
of women a specie tv. Ladies suffering from
any dtmculty incident to the sex can consult
Dr. Guiltord in the strictest confidence. with
thoussu runce of receiving the most skilhul and
0H
Home care with nurse ur-
Terms moderate
All letters promo v replied to. luclose stamp
scientific treatment known to modern an
and medicine.
ulshed when r aired.
J.O.JENNING$,
Paper~flanger, Celclmluer
Painter.
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wan. PAPER AIID souosns
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwulh.
, Sample flocks of Latest Styles of Papers
3Hordes»: and Gilt Mouldlu 9 taken to
bounce for inspection, on no . on by postal
Estimates Cheerfullv Given. mo
lwaoonm
New and Gianni-Hand.
BOOGIE!»
PhysiciapjorWomen
IRS. MI. I. A. BUILFORD
sniffing!
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are ultra
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mat.
rune-newts mu- ltitude in
a... or a or.» new Road-4 ,,
run xenon", We. ranges
For Two Liv-I. ..
WILKrsnsunu, Pa, Ivor. t .
Anna McDowell, 19 years old. a . ~
of ankake va ley, near here,
rescued a child from the claws
eagle, and or a desperate n .
mulch she was badly wounded,
rd. ~
Nettie Hlnkle, 3 years old, we!
along a small trout stream near the
road, running through the valley
McDowell was on her way, to M
aunt when she heard the child's
and, rushing to the rescue, found N ,
the tnlons of a large bald eagle, which?
boldly attacked her, but did not led”).
to carry her aw y. She pulled Nettie,
the bird's talc s, but when she a‘ ....
to take the wounded child in her arms
bird attacked her fiercely. ..
Miss McDowell would not retreat
leave the child behind, so, standing"
her, she beat of! the attacks of the bird
best she could. The angle was howfuri _
It whirled about and dashed, MM .
talons extended, at the brave girl. one
heat it off again and again with her ”hit. «,
The book and talons wounded Minnow
Dowel] severely, and us she did not have
a weapon she was unablc'to retaliate with
effect. , '
A running Battle. ‘ , . ’
> With gushes on her arms, head ”id
shoulders she. was rapidly losing Mn
when she thought of hcrhatpiu. Grail!-
ing this firmly, she made repeated stebidt
the bird, which, despite its wounds, W
slstcd in the attack. Finally, in liar
strength was about gone, she mauflgdfiio
grasp'the bird by the neck, and with‘oue
fortunate thrust sent the needle enough
the head of the blrd, killing It. Then, .
overcome by her wounds, she fell uncorr-
sclons across the dead body of her terrible
antagonist.
Little Nettie Hinkle, badly wounded
though she was, made her way to her
home. a short distance away, and told her
parcnts that "a good lady saved me from
a bad bird at the crenzk.” While Mrs. Hin-
kle attended to her child‘s wounds, Mr.
Hluklo hurried along the creek and soon
came to tho scene of the lloht.
Ho airriml the still unconscious young
woman to his home and sent for a doctor.
Miss McDowell soon rccm‘ercd conscioum
ness and after her wounds were dressed
was driven home. She will be able to be
about in a couple of weeks and will doubts ,
less bour- mnrks of her heroic fight all her .
life. She says she will have the bird—the
largest ever seen in that section—stuffed
and will keep it in her room.
The Thirty Largest Postofflcol.
Wasnixorox, Nov. 25.—'l‘be October
statement of rot-loipts of the. 30 largest
postofiivos in the country show a not de-
cieasc of $43,714, or 14—10 per cent, as
compared to October of the previous year,
and tluu‘cis nothing significant in this:
fact, as it is attributed to business inactivl'
ty in the heart of the. political campaign.
’l‘ln- increase of mail curried duringa calm
pniltn is stated bypostul officials to be
Iiltlflt' up lorgoly of ft" ‘ nkod mutter, sothut
zlu-ro is little to offset business listliness.
The total receipts for the month at them
:ltl largest. unit-cs were $73,932,767, against.
$9,976,485} in October, 18%. New York
decision-d from STIIJlUL’ to $691,084, while
(‘hlcugo increased from “59.352 to Mdfiw '
tllfl. Tho next largest receipts were: Phil-
adelphia. $231439; Boston, $245,455; St.
Louis. $l:l.‘.,.'d)h'; Cincinnati, $92,861; Bal-
timore, Shaikh}; Brooklyn, $98,300; San
Francisco, $h:.‘,tiil:i; Pittshurg, 863.6I8.
The greatest increase, $12,427, was at San
Francisco. ’
Relics of the Jeannette Expedition.
Fan: HAVEN, )Iuss., Nor. flit—A
number of interesting relics of the unfor-
tunate Jeannette expedition tothe north ll
ills! have recently been discovered among
the efforts of tho lull! William Bradford,
the well known painter of nrotlo scenes
Itlr. Bradford was a personal friend of
Lieutenant thummundvr De Long and 001‘
let-ted tln- relics while on an expedition to
the sunroof tbcdcuth of the Dclxmg party
in the Loud doltn. Noncof Mr. Bradford’s
family know Lhut the relics wore in the
house until they were found packed away
in on old box. Among the nrticlcs is Do
Long's lilhlv. given him In I879 by the
(‘uliforniu Bible Society.
They're After Bicycle Thievu.
llos'rox, Nov. ‘35.»A movement headed
by Sterling I'Illot, pvt-sirloin of the Mason-
rhusotts l.. A. \l'., has been started. having.
for its nhjm't tho passage of a. law dealing
with blow-lo thieves. So many bicycles
how boon stole-n from all sections of the
stale during the post. your that the mains
lu~r~ of tho L. A. W. have decided to up-
pvnl to the incoming Ionisluturo asking
that .'l law be made so that conviction for
the theft of u bh-yrlo will result In at least
mn- )‘t'nr's imprisonnwut in the peniten-
tlury. .
Wire Nails On Down.
(‘I.I9‘.\'El.,\.\'ll, Nov. ten—As a result of
the decision of tho Wire Null pool to cease
paring subsidies to wire manufacturers to
knop out of the. null market. the base price
I of wiru nulls In this city has gone down
PN‘EIO 5' to $1.75. A week ogm it was been. It In
CANNABIS, Witt't'utml more strongly by Cleveland
numufnotlm-w ommml to the influence
GA'OPIEs' of tho cotllllltmtloll tlmt lb!I purpose 0' ill!
‘PI'DL‘S, “'0. pool Is to kill the Mllmllt'l’ (“torrents in the
'v business.
PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
cam. sun can rm.
,H ENRY TILLY.
J.D. JENNINGS.
UNDERTAKIR.
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Thompson Awarded “0.000. ,
NYM'k. N. Y., Nov. 25.-TII€ Milt N
Editor William R. Thompson of this city
unuiust School f‘ommlssloncr Grunge A.
Illmiwlt of l‘lUlllfi’y for 650,000 6A
for the nib-nation of his wife‘s elf
tormllmtml. 'l'ho tum! went to the 5m
into yvstonlaynftcmmn, mu! after Ital '
not aware] hours the Jury roturuedwlfl
nvcrtlict for Thompson for ”cocoons.
KNIGHT STREET. new 0..- - 0 00..
NOW“: 8- hell ‘ ' 0"“ Convicted of Momentum-l. l
ltmtllliil‘lnélfn”t srggn'w‘t liosror, Nov. Stu—Jrhehuy in thew
ELM ‘ " melon supmlor court has returned; ,
some «not... . . I
It w-nhlngton luroot.
Orton daily from it to in n. m.. Ind
,i to it 2.. on. and on Monday event gr
'rnm ’itofi.
Inherent allotted on deposits. ,
ALIIIIN‘ HOLMAS’B Pro-t.
JOHN u. reams. timer-eat.
.10th H. KNAPP. Bee. and Treat
rumnoivn cam. 11.
SAVINGS BANK
dint of guiltyngulnsthlichnel J. .
choral-d with uintlslmtghtcr. Fan-ell hi.
bod James 0. Kelly on Oct. 17,“ .
Wont rod. and the wounded man dIfl'I "
. week later. Ht-ntcm‘o WM “Wed.
Fair Crops In lines“.
Lornolr. Nov. 25.0-TIIB Times has an
Odessa dispatch which states that fit.
Intent official reports are to the effect M
tlmwintcrrrop tbrouuhout the math 0??
ltimln, extent in tin: Cant-mus, is in it
fairlv {suitable condition. . ‘
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