’4 - -cd's ot homes or! sur-
, M at may it t e“
tat-e from curt ’
ltbdy 0! water one to two titties
den feet deep. The Buthlo.
god Plttsburg trscite are un-
ltd in out: have occurred
and mutuw hey on one
WU Creek on the other.
W branch of the Susouchn'nna
claims“ to erfiouett in banks.
the it {not muck. .
, fund the upper portion at
Hid West Cienrheld immugh
submerged, several rumi-
g_ to be taken (rum their
boils There were some nar-
Wlt‘t‘l from 'drowning. All the
tutors were compelled to shut
it“! the schools were closed tor
i
. nsytlsniu railroad in the only
We to mow trains in Gleam-std
There has been no damage to
tier interests on yet, as the lum-
_~, mwere fully prepared tor the
, in. to file continuum ruins of
few dnyn
. c Mullen thy Susquehanna rust:
, Elect. Many pontoon of the
m lindcr unto-r. All the leading
were “impelled! to close us
.0 tho ill-.htmllt
Hilton, much (arm land who in-
pd, and the- trolley lines were
t to a standstill.
Willimpurt there ill a 20 foot
her interest“ or to the (It).
”bio ltlver Mutt-pout.
”bellman. March lit-«A spring flood
‘Imlnl the banks n! the (thin rchr, a
”liar feature ol whith is that truth
“ ling to Calm no tributary on th»
903% I!“ bank at the llwt make-u the :‘ilitht
fit contribution to lht‘ grunt [lt'tihvl
Had the inpnur of waters {tom stream-z
the left bank hm. t‘lltlfll to) than at
on the right the "mill n‘uuitl haw
unfilled that of ill!“ pclhntm summoned
3 Nu
‘ ”ports from Troy. l'rimtm, Spring
M Ind Zunosvilie indivatl- o toll of
from 3% to 4% inches at those plows,
with one-ball this precipitation ulthin
, the test at hourh xnsrly all tnlllontlll in
min] and another!) ”hit: on» ulthct’
00 or totally disabled int llit” [tn-lt—
, This to because of w,atthnutll lion
joyous and dcutrnywi i-rltlgtu unit in.
1&9. ‘
.m honkingum. the Hot-king. top
”out and the) two Miami l'l\'t’l2tl in
Item Jiltlly to luv-nit the round
saline to mouth {or high hinges
at water and for llamas. and «lo-struc-
hail.
from Columbus t‘tllllfl Illt myth that
macrétuh‘d division oi‘ the Big Four
"I! and tilt [‘0th line uf the (‘0-
Will. Sutltlurky on»! limiting Wen
Dilly “to Hi 031‘an ”Will that
move trninn out n! that city you
y.
’& hywtetn ul term-l, which t‘lftlli’t‘il'lt
WW2” Mill-«If that city on» aloh-
L‘ Y Ind nrc Imown In hr badly hm.
main pior-«s. These “real“ on.
water to ll-m “hf'rt it had not
rhgtul in to) yo-aul I’l-upie in
firth “are shut in muting out or
”.mtra. 'I'hcru um I mm to ratio of
1M on upper "only of llurliillgh hit»
med In on dritflviui inkv.
Reports trnm 'EPE‘IEEHYO‘ say that tnr-
Mt! of water or» punt-log through til.-
Wmn ntrooth. Pullr mourns u! hunt
I!” howl-s um lltitlt'l‘ tt'lto-l'. and htm'k
0. “HI" damaged or rumpll-tvly ruin»
‘ (j. The rhnhingwnturn rwllinvod mum.
tug: {mm their flillillllttiltnl “It”?
m n! uagun mm (lull brim: a limp-
bppu curl-ad on”
..i It in Ital-ill llltlt lllv' Million of Waldo,
will of then but: lm-n \tlthhcll nut n!
murh hot tllo- mum lnnnnt lw um
W us It" onlnttititllr-ntinn \tlth W at
“to cut "If. "The ion- in thin tllltm- \\ ill
sumo 1000M.
four thotlhaml to mutual hm» invert
Wu trnm thlir tumm- in Zntmntiie
a.“ vent I?“ n! (tum lime outwit ulty
3M! httltlt'huill tfltt til Thorn hm»
gl. I It‘ttl‘t' "f ntlrrnn vstmwn. and
“wont”! M Iwrlmtlll are repvlrtml mm.
‘ flood st Pitt-burg.
. flushing. Hurt-h 2t. . Tim-n tttt'lil rtvv
" the Monlrnsohwln, Alifi‘hlfly and
It! now in n flmnlml mutiltimt.
um ,ls awry indication that the
"trill exceed that at nu- 1mm»: of
I Almdy rtwv moat tntrrosltl how
hum outrun-ting Slfltim,
..mptgrturilig interesti- lire so
crippled that great tan-n amt!
”In"? mum Ilm-ehottt‘ily follow,
D mired trum town» on either
of the grout voila-yo slum much
. in property on tho lowland».
water in still ruling.
hwept from their moorings
‘ wound who) mliln {It'tnrtng
‘ W. rnllrtinll trnlltll hurt
1 (fit under unit-r for miles
..p wahhouto. «pulling a
that)! manor 0th runner.
Ml deputniusl’ltthhtlrit, are
. » at the unprecedented ruin-
m ”It tow titty», .
M lawn to litmus.
. blotch 20x41» "north
in from oil over the state run-
‘the Oslo-s9 dime hy the floods
m min.- Iooe up into the
st twill». ”Mutil- the
my wall ”MM
. Mutt “Mtg entrust"
in that totally at man
m t.’ Dull? m,mlii»
ill tht my W hat”
3““ Wing from 0 o’clock
m on m swell-my
W “W truths
w these st «to tithe At tit.
W” m with were
but no danger 01’ damage to the
BOOTS RAYED.
Risnocitat of the Lord's Prayer and
the EM it Produced.
"I think," said James O’Neill. in his
talk about the Booths. "‘tlle moot thril-
ling cxpct'icnce I over [)8th through
has in New York city one time. when
quite by accident a number of foreign
tltiiitltlltttil from Washington. a tow
Amcricnn stats-omen. mmc prominent
Now Yorkcrs and um» or Inn 01 its pro-
pcssiunnls were gathcred together in o
trunking mom of the Fifth Avenue ho»
tut, Wht‘fl somebody allitcll Booth. who
by tho mom" chancc happened 10 In-
thcrc. it he would rapcot tiw Lord's
Prayer for the assemblage. I was tilt-
ling not for from the trogmlian when
ho ilxcd hill eycs upon tho ntml uho
mudc the l't’ltlléfit. i think it was Inrd
Suckling-Weill. all that little British
milliliter to the United States. and I
uholl ncrcr forget tho pettliioriy
AP lhig reunion that Booth shot
Jaitlkglijxh Mo He Emmi to
polmratc the very moi of the man at
ill
b hilt they wore tilrt-ctcd. and them. an
l-tl Mohair mooted thcir wanted var
.lloult density. .
We em all breathless with‘aoxl-
4H3]. 5&1 Icon I was. tot ltstlllmn would
ho cwr INIIF wlwn ho
lit it rules
.lttl-r my?“ mates tm- thrill
”ll‘titt through. He said tim-
iathctft and never twtore had those»
two words” Been clothed with tho mo
). nnllmmnt‘ts with which him
. slut tone. envelop-all them. Ami
then he «hint tie into cclculiai r.»-
gluon. our hpil‘lltl seeming‘to icon» our
lflltnt'ti mill in follow his helical; ho
ilth't't'li ms itttn til-pilot too dark for
lllttltl-‘s genius to t'tlllt't'lw‘ or ihlrv-‘tl
lit‘li tn tulrlruy; .liu- pom-r t-xmmt
nwr Ill-i was hillltily tlflltlltlirfli. Hill
musically rc-mmont unit-s Miilfltli'il
slowly through tho mom. and my ho
tinyl'lE iiiit little body WP lmmtlsritin»
ly rllliuul-ai hilt motion. it won Mimi"
thing horribly. iwltutliul, It‘rl'niit'. toll-
limiting I cannot find Vi'tlrtitl in lb”
illnglmgo- to i-xprlum ll. 'l'hcn- urn
llmw.
"i would not go through ttw ill-on.-
again for n titultlllttlrl Will'hbi. and yet.
it i hill! tho opportunity. I would brow:
tiny llllngcl' in hour it again. I)" you
Illltlvrhtnnli" 1'th tow ylt'fit'i' word»
llcitwrwl by Edwin "(with wore tho
tmmi tulwcl'ltll tlrgunwnt for t’hrtl»
"unity that l vwr hoard, lil‘ltl rmtht
cwry twill! tilt tllt' far" n! ”to glttlw
lll‘tl’t' hunrtl tho-m tilt-r» would no loop
hr in» nthcinm. limth utrmic not of tit»
mom urth in- lloilltlmt, oml n pimltl~
tonmvtill high of toilet omel- while
withtmt a word w» Moi» .nvny singly
pm] on liptoc and i do not indict/c
that any of mu think of that thrilling
cloning without, n hhtllitlcr it» with u
tit-cal man "
Willitt'li in it
Wat. "no and of the-
up at with] that own
Tasting Iubmarine lieu.
’i‘csth o1 submarine. minn- are being
mmic by tho Union Metallic Partridge
fomptlny. of Bridgeport. in l’cmbmke
latte. hcltr thlli tomvy Explosives on-
not placed in regular shell. but in Iced
of Nttttll Wilt. 'llit! "with If? to tilt-
tt-rmibe the relsiive qualities ot hlr
and ”plot-Ive accessory tor the mines.
We tsutory is running night end our
The American Mount- company
will llhlp several Murdoch Whitfield
tattoo this out There is s lust- teak
st this tsctury in which torpedoes m
alumni film. their loading capacity
they It'll Milli mm in this
1 they are shut to Tim. It.
an Ind truth 1 molar
Wt .a dusty toned bot-hilt»
«WWnrlfl-M.
”Mme-rs noise was at am very
slum storm.“ reelected lire.
tint-m,
“lid thy?" replied tier hustle“.
“m We. here Is on male
the South Norwulk Boston Store.
Wiwn not driving why not how- an rye to
Camtort and Style?
It unto you nothing ”in at the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.
Ullt’ [[Iffltlltih Bfl‘ ‘fl “NE-148“, ”WINE“
tlw islllhl ”(huh-(I‘m
EIMMWIIEW.
Hr tut cureiokwxl fivr Wctltlinw' lbwpiiotlss
Ill! 0th!
Driven to Elven-y plum dn‘lmt
Oscar I-I. Banks.
lfitit‘t‘t'iuuftnu l1. [loom
Tums drill-cred nod mill-d tor lnany port
oi the town.
Trio-photw call, on.
ii.I.,ll. ll. oil. it. it. Timetable
to elect November 3.1m.
LEAVE soo'm nonvuut you
NEW romp,
A.~ll.—-12.5:Ix. 4.55:. 5.05:. 0.15, 6.55.
7.13. 7.561. 8.171. 3.00:. 9.30. ”It.
10 35!. 11. 37.
P. lt.-lzt‘lx. 1.." 2.25:. 8..“ 4.07,
5. 06:, 5 33, 5 55:. twirl 1 561.011.10.30
animus.
A. bl.-—12.531. 4.55:. 5.00:. 0.15.
P. 10—6.“. 7.23. 9.2!.
LEAVE NEW Yottlt you com
NORWALK.
A. Air-12.03:. 6.00. 0.00. 1.00. 8.00:.
9.00:. 10.03:, 10.06. 11.005, 11.00. 12.02.
P. lt.-—i.0t. 2.00:. 3.03:. 8.30:. 4.021.
4.05:. 4.301. 5.021. 5.00:. 6.00, 7.00. 8.00.
0.10.
SUNDAYS.
A. 10—11038. us. 7.3..
I’. H.400.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK Nit
NEW HAVEN.
A. 1-4.1). km. 1,88 7.43, l“.
9.11:, 1006:, it. on. ”it”.
P. l-12.02x. 1.87 ills. I... 5.37
6.27. 7101.041. ”1.11.15.
liridgvport. in addition to above. p
m.. 2.42. 5.041. 7.2!.
sonnets.
A. lt.-—-I.Ils. 1.10:. 7.4:. 1.11.
P. lulu.
M s inductee m
‘Doh’t thiflmtflndlnggghttofiuu to
every afternoon at 2 d’cltlck. uttd
. _. , Mundanltledmsduy and Saturday
Evenings at 7:15 o’clock. The great- '
out of great bargains every day.
,SOU'l‘lI Noltwltut ‘BosloN STORE,
"8 Washington Street.
Willi unset
The Hunt In the
Market.
2| Dis a Can,
Five cans for $1.
MufltmIMMti,
3
DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
ghoul Comatoct, it’s,
Hutu Street.
i
i
lsyficisetiotloacotmon,
Planet it. Cultivators and
Seed Drills.
.—.~ 0.. .. a...
Milli! HI! “”0036 HMS.
2 Wheel Cultivator. $1.50.
Stout Burden Forks, 50¢.
“ «Nurture “ 31c.
“ lattes, 30¢.
" Its! Fork. Ila
“ lines. its.
Poultry wire, .lit' per ill) mint"? (all.
in full mills.
Jewell umi .ttieutir
mo pct till pounds.
,, yr...”
white lad,
Consult, Ilttllll t Boy's
Hardware Store,
It: Worthington 4..
So. fiorwhlk.
ohm ” ”lithium" .
Winter is not my. out you will Ind that the
worst whether to yet wear». letter
he mm! on! ”your
9.020 and Wood
»-or~~
B. HARRIS,
11 Raymond It.
minimum
HAY “All” GRAIN
museum“! sulwtnllvtlttsat
Mute-t
littlcttltltilttlilt
«multivitamin.
tin-latte Itltttiilt.
litirltlllwhsttt'
mum.
Aummmmmlfli
WMbm
with! ”Win. atoll mm»
“W”. ”more“ W
socioeco.."W
momma
ileum“ w tym ‘
thin, the“ use.“
olwfllhbwn
H
y” any bargain on the to of this earth
EEE FRESH 00008.
Because of our rapidly and
whirling engine trohl getting
made upon it. ‘
The Tendency oi the
It is
So. 46 Water Street. South
Read t
then
Profit.
snap-tumultuous.
Aceton
«be. and mails»:
mammals-in.
Aceton Medical 00.
antic. count
Ltttooul
510qu
wuuuousn. 1
I" III 0'
Furniture. non.
newt-luminous
Viv-Ont.” mus.
"somehow
mumnhoE
Upon the Int symmet- at
u cold. procure sjbos of Dr.
Itariaud's deem Take oc-
cording to directions end it
may save mtfoma long
will mourn! cure-hull-
does
W
Taylorkflolden’ s
JuoobM.Lu ton,
mums thctfllbut
. d...
E0 EEGE Emmi
‘5. not.» 3. .00 the... use .
Ladlom' so M. l’fphf‘, ,
; Lotti-0'. , 90 Ohm. I‘D
l. goal-v I.” Ohm. LII-v
W’ ‘13. Ohm. m w”
Him-“rt dchlldronEu Ilsa-u. worth from $1.95 to Oil. 00. “'50
“d’..' A "Huh", I a , 0 05,0
childron'u 35p Hubby". - . . ,- I99
Man’s Winter Bun-on. worth 04. oo. “.30
Hull'- .0: Golf. 0 worth 4.00.190
Don's lav-ml I worth 0.00. 3.59
Man's Potent Hath-r. worth 4.00. tzll
Home Oct! Ohm. worth p.00. 1.)!
Hart'- Working Otto-u. worth 2.00. I.”
Man's Hip loath. worth 3.50. 3.13
Icy-’Doublo “lothoountvonh 8 so. LIB
onu' School Dim... worth I. as. 959
THEO OLSEN.
Whuhlngtom It" So. Norwollc. ‘
The Business Men
of the Norwalks 0:01! vicinity are rapidly becoming couviueud that
it does not pay to lure cheep printing in use In their business.
How Do We Know ?
steadily increasing business which has
been and Is advancing until we now and it necessary to keep our
composing and preps departments in operation day and night. and
our engineer findsjbusy moments
in preventing his continutly
a bot box because at the great demand
Times
is towsrd it higher Egrade ot printing for the use of business. mercen-
ttie and .prol'csslonfni men. and in fact, all who have use (or the
printer's art. becaulie they realise that printed matter which bears the
stump or espcrleuced sod skilllul design. and careful execution. is in
ltselt edicteut advértlsing tor any enterprise. because the character
at a business is most absolutely judged by the character and up-
pcttrance ot the printed matter in use. and. u we have said bctore.
the business men are becoming convinced at this tact.
not a Casc‘ oi flide-and-Go-Seek
to get the. "but that ever happened" in the printing line. tor you
can find it. end ut’tbe right prices. at
0. i. Freemtn' tBtok and Job Printing 0000,
Vorwaik. Conn .
Just around the corner trout Washington Street.
INTERESTED Ill
"PEWIUTERS ?
It so you should know all
about “the Isle-t Improve-
SEITE PEEK ER
TYPEWRITER
la the leader to improvements.
This coin ”lg t»- lmmi on Art (tilt-km»
lit-Mu.
tummnmcm.
uvumw. K. L. 0.3. A.
low York alum?” Mn duh
M“.
D. W. RAYMOND,
ammuniti-
end WM.
Mollie.
Mums.
I etch. Corrine
"it“. «Q g “VIII-lastl- It. m m
new a “has. 9 M m
“I'm It home. an» , y.
J. 1). JENNINGS;
“War.
1mm
OOOIIOI
0
m
mum
Wmm
“mun-amour.
mmmtuuamm
mansions-lumen.
Wits-ti“.
WWI...“
unlit .
M
' requires constitutional W
constitutional din-he. Ind W
Hell's chum Clue. molest-til h
r 1.0mm Ego. two-toils
the only constitutional cm on the
market. It is three laterally in
doses from ten drops to h Will].
It acts directly on the blood bud III-
cous sortacee o! the system. They ‘-
ter one hundred 000er tor buy case
it tells to cure. flood (or clvclhrl
and testimonials. Address. ~
F. .l. CHENEY & 00.. Tom. 0.
Sold by druggists, 750.
Mrs. Rockingham. the wife of the
proud millionaire, was furious.
"Lon." she cried. "I don't wsut you
to ever invite that Mr. Posdick here
no more. He ain't a gentleman."
"Why. mamma.’ the stately girl
asked. "what has be done?"
"What he: be done?" the mother
cried: ”didn’t you hear what he said?
When I asked him it be thought there
was going to be war. he told me he
didn't think u casual belli had risen yet.
I never was so shocked In my lite."
’1” cures I. cum
lune toolkit hapl-
sIIow s dough to run until it gets be-
yond the melt 0! medicine.“ 'l'ltey ut-
teu say “Oh. it will wear sway." but
In most cases it will wear them any.
Could they be induced to try the suc-
cesslul medicine culled Kemp's Bul-
sum. which is sold on a positive guar-
eutce to cure. they would immedlstely
see the excellent elect utter taking the
first dose. Price 25c and 50c. Trial
else free. At all dnalsts.
OW.
neb- .
dull. ”-
fl” 0"!
‘ m
l
~Acetoudoesuotsttecttholvlrt.
M.E.Edwards.pastorottbellug-
list) Baptist church at Miumfllle. Pl,
when suffering with rheumatism. was
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: "A few applications
of this lluimeut proved at great. ser-
rice to me. It subdued the Inflamm-
tiou and relieved the pain. Should
any sulterer profit by giving Pain
Balm a trial it will please me." For
sale by G. C. Stimuli. South NorwaIk.
and E. P. Weed. Norwslk.
h
cum-om. ,
Wu H
m
“3" ' ' ww-
-Aestouisbsrmleas.
We ere noxious to do u little good in
this world and can think of no plans-
auter or better way to do it than by
recommending One Minute Cough Cure
as s preventive o! pneumis. wil‘
sumptlmt and other serious lung trou-
bles that tollow neglected colds. G. c.
Stillsott and B. P. Weed.
There Ire tbm title things which do
more work than any other three little
things created—they are the Int. the
bee and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
the lust being the tamoos little pills
for stomscb sud liver troubles. 0. C.
Wilson and E. P. Weed.
mAestuubvuakaupuecld.
A thrill at terror is experienced when
u brassy cm at crown sound.
through the house at night. But the
temrmucheugesto relictahermu
Minute Cowl: Care has been adminis-
tered. We sud hamlets tor children.
0. C. Stilleou and l. P. Weed.-
George E. Sword. the well known
coutrsctor at Tmads. N. 1.. says:
"i hove used Chamberlain's Cowl)
Remedy in my tensity luv u long the
sod hsve taunt! It superior to buy oth-
er." for sale by (I. (3. million. ”It!
Karo-lb. and a P. Weed. Norwalk.
HOW To CURB A COLD.
tliluply take Otto's Cure. We know
of its astonishing cures and that It
will stop s mil quieter tlths any
Norwalk Chronicler