l
M
hint; Lila Along [the dosed
Slim so: the Nanette.
George 0. Stevens 'and iamlly have
returned home to Danbtiry. from Bell
Island. . .
.Waad Clarence Cram and tild-
vard' add John F'ay are dncamped at
Natives island. ~ ‘
1
A building lot on Dell island has
hot! Iold by Foster Brothers to Mr.
Outline. of Brooklyn.
ELIIIDWDlY.
--—-t-
. MIMIC 3” ”hp-
laotleaehaehbnlone MRI.
‘ (By Associated Press.)
Cincinnati. September i—The nation-
al enoamplnent oi the Grand Army or
the Republic today had its red letter
day. The attendance in the city over
n‘l‘illt and today reached iabulous ilg-
nres according to the estimates oi two
dosen railroads that have been taxed in
their utmost capacity, but the arrange-
ments were such that none have want- ‘
ed ior iood or shelter. At sunrise‘a
salute oi 45 guns was tired at Camp
Sherman. There were numerous meet-
ings previous to the parade. but nonel
that attracted more attention that the!
meeting oi the "blue and the gray" atl
the Chamber 0! Commerce at 9 a. m. l Gregory's
Meantime the contest between Sex—i
e
mi
nut
iotlitti
Dorloti House.
Point, South Nerwalk.l
i
———~—-— 3
i
Miss Addie Clock is enloylng a two
\ weeka' vacation.
Charles (loii. clerk tor George W.
2 Clock. is very sick. .
lienry Breacher has been In New
York city the past iew days purchasing
v his winter's atoekoi shoes. ‘
Miss Kathi tyn Sayer has returned to
New York. aitet‘ a pies-ant visit with
dice Merit-v. Brookslde arcnue.
M.- cad Mrs.’ Holly its-etc) and son
have ritu dell home from a two woeka'
outing ill take tlonnedigd. N. Y.
Mrs. Patrick Savage. who had a re-
lapse. is pow improving and is able to
be out in the garden pleasant days.
"he death oi George Cheeabro. a bro-
tbcr oi Mrs. John Dauchey. of New
York. occurred recently at Stoningtoti.
Mrs. Frederick Morley and ismily.
Mrs. Julia It}. Morley and son. all oi
Brooklyn. are guhsta oi Mrs. Angle
icy.
Mrs. l‘hllip Stark and datuhter. oi
New York. have returned home alter a
visit to her brother~ln-Inw. Jacob Mtl~
ler. .
Mrs. t‘hnrlcs Whitney celebrated the
niuctlctli anniversary oi her birthday.
Inst wcck. and entertained a large com-
pany of her friendl. a,
W
Mrs. 0. t‘. Bowen this weak entertain-
cd Mr. and Ml’lrml'e and son oi tir-
anac. Mr. and Mrs. Llskcy. soil and
daughter. Miss l’ciirl oi Newark. N. J.
Mrs. llcnjniuiu St. John rcttirni-Il last
owl: item a visit oi scvi-rnl dry.- in
too. at lllinols: Shaw and Shotts. ot,.l. Esulllvan,proprietorandmanager. "l‘i'ltii‘i-"ll with Mr. and Mrs Farrell.
New York; Anderson. oi Kansas. and'
Mark. at Ohio. ior commander-in-
ehiot'. goes on with much animation}
while Denver. Kansas City and Philn‘i
dclphla are making a hot contest lot"
the location oi the next encampment. 1
The grand army moved at )0 a. m.l
All along the line oi march there were]
earths oi ice water and lemonade tor'
the marchers and in some places they
were liberally served with more sub-1
sinntlai refreshments. . 3
An incident to n or the proceedings
oi the morning was a serious accident
to General Carey. one of the police
cointmrsioners oi lluiialo. lie was
was riding with the police commission
oi‘n oi this and other cities who were
on. the stall at the chief in charge at
the police that headed the procession.
ills horse slipped and tell on General
Carey in such a way as to injure his
spine. it was at ilrst thought that he
would no ioeovc. btit later in the tiny
his condition improved. Still it is bit-4
llevod that he is crippled ior life. i
03m I'm 0' m PHI.
“he had Wrong-d.
(By Mortated Prose.)
Warrensburg. Mo. September 7~W.l
ll. Hartman. scuior member oi the ttrm
oi iiarttnan i‘t Mitrkwurd. proprietors oi
the Magnolia mills. one oi the wealthl- l
cat citizens of Johnson county. llilr'lli‘i'll .
shot and instantly killed by Adolph
Lubrick. at tiic home of ”NI laticr in
this city. Lubrick lol't'ttl his any into
a room occupied by Hartman and Mia-z
lull-rick and opened tire on the pair.
’l‘hrcc shots took ciiH-t in Hartman.
body. Mrs. ldllll'lt‘k was uninjurul
Lubrlck was arrested.
llEQl‘lSl’l‘lttN Nil'l‘ .\llltl\‘l-:li.
lily Mandated Preset
Hill! l"|'ittit'ii-co. Scptcnllk'l‘ 'i' "l'lit' rc»
oulsli-lon tor Mrs. ltodkin. which was
cumin-d to lli' received at "It' flu\'t'l'll‘
or's ollli'c ycatcriiuy. i'nlb-d to :ll'l'l\t‘.
.tllllbt‘illlt'llll)’ no hearth: was had.
stt‘K l‘ittihl l'tlli'l‘ii ltit‘ti.
illy Annotated Proust
New York. St'lllt‘llllit‘l‘ T The limpi-
tat ship ltcllct arrived today trout i‘hil-
adcllahia. where she landed till hit‘k
soldiers from harm liico.
axonsxrsnss ANll i‘illi'Ki-ixri.
The ek-ptcsltlottt thoturhiiully strok-
vd his heavy chin lti It'l‘lliillli.
“t‘htckcns arc troublesome stink." lt-
aald. till he looked at his populous hcii
yard. "but there‘s ii certain lamination
about them that is hard to captain.
'l'hat." added the yrcut mun ut’ti-r ii
lblllll'. "bi It paradox."
"What has lawmo oi that littc high»
stepping minder you had when l was
ltcrt- a neck “or inquired the visitor.
Mi i‘tctctand'a brow darkened.
‘ l'utiutrii Ill‘t‘lllllhllillt‘i :- lilltt‘tl me to
kuillotiin tiiiu.‘ ln- inducted.
"For “but mu... "
Mr t‘iciitnnu» brow dorkvto'l iiilll
lllutc
“lie but .i ii-prt-hcuaillc
said. ‘oi dialing iroin luau lil'i‘llllioti
and wtiiiibiiiiu [or iron: “Slut. with tie”
doubli puipmr oi coiupl and about
attou. ib shipped the other inmlcrs
and be cncb -l\lil't'tl to onto-ii Ib- tr tild-
uwul hens "
"And you krilui hitu tor that "“' duct»
lcd tilt; flint".
"I killed him." riplbd Mr. i‘lt-yclniid.
with ititt'cmc tutti-rows iwiuus' be
was no lllllll‘l'lttllrl" l'll'll‘ldllll Plain
Dealer.
..... ............ w... M... .
i‘alculatimi has lictll lltittli' whit ll
shown that a pound ol good coal counts
the: work of one man tor it day. Illw
aquare mile oi ii atom at cool only tour
let-t «imp would I'li't‘fll the work oi l.-
000.000 ms tor twenty years. ‘
’l'crnis reasonable;
bathing limiting!
ihihiii . electric cars to hotel, con. '
poet in: with all trains on the
N. i'.. N. H. in it. it. it.
~
-
l'Xt‘il'lll'ASSI-ilt RlltlltH INLAND FLA)!
trams AMI sumo: iukxnits. .
Jyl out
i
. i
Now
The EveningSentinel
the
Norwalks.
l‘lrcttluliuu ulnni»
tells the atury.
PEAS-E!
ave you read the daily pit-
pcrs'.‘
n N you [malt-ll Illi-lu—ilttlo‘.‘
nuiidcrs
coitllly,
A iid controls the Nutmeg state.
tuipturod i‘alt‘tlvld
U 'l'c iuvlttai to litiltthtltll'lt'l‘e.
No. i‘.: North Maln's the slow.
Dcwcy: "lltcttk lhc lIt‘ll'h to
motto-i‘."
E vciylsidy’s rid oi WAll.
idc tiu- “tiltl l‘IN'i‘." plat-o its
helm-«i,
5 tot— ioui Stripes hurt-vci‘mom
rtir. STARS:
Michael. Linton. Mt'lllllllw'.
'ikyiore. lilies. Hoyt. Wat-
lor. Martin. F. .l. 'l‘ltus and
Midni- 'l'ayinr.
THE STRIPES-—
lied. Whllc iitul llluo.
a... in
$32...
“1‘ II “II.
"Iona. dtii Main Emmi.
Ina-own COIN
HENTINRI.
AliVEli'l'lfllBllI
llMM‘ll 'l'lll
llilMliltl.
' in”... '
a
. h . . a...
w«wm.m.. m... ............i..-.«.....
“have a
‘ptoinibly if. pounds.
g: our
s
a new pair it? they rip
; months after you buy
teasers.
i * Ach've memespcolally. make their trousers
. suffer—weak fabric or sewing work disas-
. trously. So we have had made a line of per-
fectly "sate ' trousers. warranted not to rip or
to part with the buttons.
. everything.r is “safe" about them that we pay
-- 12 cents tor each inithléss suspender button.
-- ' ()0 cents tor a ripped waistband. and like you
less than you d expect: and because we don't
want to carry over any'lo next season, we've
cut the price ll‘Otll $3 to $2.50. Mostly in
dark mixtures. wool. and in all sizes.
No better time than now to buy a suit;
1‘-
I
‘ adrenaline
Welre so sure
elsewhere wit in two
them. And they cost
7, test“
v...“ _. .. _.~.._...
d The public schoold'neopened on Wild
Hy. t. "
Miss Annie Fitch has spent a few
days in Cannon.
liarry Waterbury. who was seriously
ill last week. has recovered.
\V. H. Meeker and son. oi New Hav-
en. have been guests oi Theodore tinni-
.llltin.
A
Weston enjoyed Labor Day at t‘onipo
llcach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and son
are spending a tow days in White
Plains N. Y.
Miss [muse Jhrvls. iormcrly of this
place. was married to Nelson lleuch.
last week, in Clayton. N. Y.
Miss Corn and Master Alva llulkiey.
of Bridgeport. have spent a week with
their aunt. Mrs. Martin itowland.
J
large rmrty irom Bedding and
.. f‘
.i
fir -E....m
» vw T.”
”* THE D
Work Which Call B. l
Personally ls Alwaye‘m
i Periormed T Paced
Upon Prom units.
We the daily work oi the little 0W
queror.
The workings right here in South
Norwalk. '
Lifting burdens from helpless he“
‘llringiua "Lillsllllu' to many a home;
it's dccds that count; a
That brings the never ceasing aonab
praise.
'i he publuwre learning last.
Looming to appreciate mcrit.
Learning to appreciate between claim
and pshoi.
Home prool is the best proof.
Dunn's Kidney Pills are endured .7
South Noiwalk people. ‘ .
Rind what a citizen says;
Mrs. J. ii. Williams, residence No.
i Chestnut street, South Norwalk. Thu
. lady says: ”From the symptoms of my
. troublc I knew I had kidney complaint,
.ior attacks of scvcrt‘ backache alien
:scircd nic. Afraid that if I neglecld
i them they might grow worse an, it!
i Ciilllt' more stubborn to remove. deg
oi
prices favor the buyer strongly.
a
Boy. Cbellls Nichols, Oi Cooperstown,‘ [pumped to try Dunn's Kidney Pills.
N. i.. a former Weston boy has \‘lsit- Tin-y were will spiilt’t‘n at both by citi-
MI Ill!
’Q'.3..'”IKII ‘I.
II. "In“.
“pro. Cit-suit u
MININIY,
I" Iain “not.
' ., open Monday. Friday
i-
m
stituting the lite oi the believer: First».
Faith in the present existence oi Christ
and tits subsequent manlimttntiou. Soc-
and. Readiness arising from union
‘ * ' bedluni'c.
‘ . .. .‘ : h.“ hit with Christ and unseat. u .
:lrikoiii in grants it [til i r Third. [Cancellation of t‘ltrists n_
. _. w. turn that our own cyes, leltilllt the in—
V ' lcutlt. iuav «baublv be-
Mr. Ulltltcc. oi Wcod Marine. and tcrventioti 0' i . i. . .
“mm. “ML 0, "1,. gums“... bin. at . hold the serum] iomitia at this: with
t‘ovc l'oud. arc arranging with thc cloc-
ti'ic-light company to have lights put
in their rcspii-tlvc houses.
Mrs. Eliza Him: and datuthtcr. Miss"
Sadie. oi Nnitgatuck. Wcrc last Week
the guests of Plot. and Mrs. It. M,
Smith and family. 'I‘ui-aday. the mid.
Miss rladic attended the tour days' ox.
rursion lo the 'l‘liousand islands given
by the iiccrcatiou 'l‘otirist Co, of New
llnvcn.
'l‘bcrc u'i-rc more than 200 persons on
the i'ovc dam Monday at 2 p. ni.. en-
nuitid lit a lilllli for smippcrs. but the
Hall, ior sonic rcanon. iild tiot bltc. We
hear neighbor. liowot‘cr. who
;claims to have taught it bushel-basket
iuli. lie in quite an cxpi-rt llsiicrmali.
.is' well its other tltiugs.
.\ lady over this way. who prides her-
all! on bcim: an t'kpt‘l‘l iii gitrdcniiot.
has a pumpkin vinc which reaches lor
tacitly [cut up u trcc. siiv-‘pcnb-il trout
sin-l. is it llubbartl squuuh. wiiuhitlt:
Sht' .llm lids ei'\'~
.ril oi “i" :ii is known as the llcil punt
rlnn. wine ‘.'I and :to llli'lli'it iii length
the competition on ch litiras links
motioned Monday. when. in the llt'llll-
llnuls. class .\. i‘. it. Sccly dclcatcd \
ti. Jcnltltlgs by 3 up to L’ to play. In
class it. ii. llccltcr dcicab-d l". llcckcr.
l up und 2 to play. if i‘. llllcy iii-imit-
cd ii. i.cii\lti. 7 up and 5 to play. lll
iiiiss ll. lit'ill‘ait' llcckcr doicittcd It}. i‘.
lllli‘l'. .‘- up and ii in play. ltl l'lilltlt A.
Mr brill-s. .\llm- ,ltlltr Edna ('itlh‘ll tvis
tiic winncr. and in Iliifir‘ ll. .“lhti itci'~‘
iriidc i.ca\itt carried oil the honors.
'l‘hcrc has a tutor number of entries
ill thi prcliliiiti.it',\ iouud oi tlic ioiiipc-
titlcu lor the uricns couuuilir u, prince
i-u llii links or ”W Wm- llurii tit-ii club.
Saturday. 'l‘bc tattooing ottuililcd tor
ill" s-iuitlimls and limits. which were
tidied. Mon-toy. i‘lasii A W. h. "old
“in. it‘.'. i‘. ll. twli. us; it: \l'. t'otr
u i'. no. .\. ti. .ll‘lillllnln. ill. i‘lusu it
it i‘. itib-v. tki ti. itcckcr t'.‘l. i‘.
lli‘illt‘l. l.'l. liii)‘ Li'itlill. l'.'.'i. ‘I‘llt'
lil‘t'lllllllilil'lir lor tlic women ncrc play
ui Monday.
lint-int: iu-t ai-vk's l‘l““l'l‘ thunder
norm. \lllli‘li did so much damage. lot
and hour in i‘onui-ctlcut. lightning
struck the lturillt-itat corner oi tho tine
old rc-iiiciiw. ilcli Mansion. or Mr. and
Mrs. lll't‘hill‘il and iuiully. li‘ill‘lllfl n
luritc hoh- in tlic sidc oi the house
s-lllllllt'l'lllfl it iwclw inch Itlllill‘t' licttllt
oi ycllovi oak and passion along in
trout oi the house. where the bolt
:ccmcd to how stillll'olltitl. part ihiow
tug iilllllt' urinate-— oi'l level oiili tin
.-.ccoud than and cecdpltitt. While ihc‘
lblltlllt'l‘ oviit intact-n tlu- inublc wall
and do trout iltltit‘atrlin. portion tllt'llt
truth the know and boring out lllt
udiltsioiilu. It tllt’ti nlltll till lo lhc
large pillar. displacing tlu bani». linol-
ii striking onc of tilt titu- pine tree-
wlict‘t' ll I‘llllMl the ground. l‘ui‘i oi
lllt' iduuly were «licpiuii on Illl‘ niiuic
flour. where the llilllnl‘ was struck. idtt
iii‘apt'tl any ahtwk or injury
' 0
The tcnl tticciina lord nichi iii lur-
icu was well llllltllilttll. Mici‘ h lit‘-iia~
«mum ilic rit'l‘ipiurm acri- troll by
llev i‘ ll. tllwiwl l'rutct‘ was altered
lvv tiny .I. A iiiiidnci ioliowtna wlibii
lllt Mlium ltlrcliard and Mr». l‘iilti
Hort. oi iiitrii-u. mom a trio in their
~ii.ir.iiirrlsllr liliil pleasing
liviv. Mr. llweei udilri smut the assembly
mm. I t‘orintliium I. 7 photo. sin-r
oi. llil‘ lat-t lllUIM‘ “waiting for the
itiiiilitii of
Hon i very child oi that bliiilllil owupy
lll’ relation to tlo crotid advent iii oil
land. This hcittk true. the ioliowuia
.t'tllicllielmlii were arrived at. as cuti-
llllllll". 1
1 power and great glory. Inch point
was made very clear. The sermon to-
nlght will be iicliicri-d by itcv. l“, S.
I Alnsworth. oi Earl Norwalk.
”WAYNE. -
Mrs. Julia Hllt‘lli‘tlt‘k. oi ilarlcn. has
been visiting iriends in town.
.,. —.——-—-—-—
ltarvcy iii-kart is visiting rclatlvcs
in Schaghticokc, N. Y.
The quarantine has been removed
iroiii the Ackeriy n sidi-ncc.
St. John Ht'lllv). oi the Scl‘i-Iity-llrst
rca'imcnt. is with his pat-cuts tit lhll
Island.
(‘aptulu Edward Smith took a party
to long Island. Laimr Day. in his nap-
thii launch.
“or. I". V. Alklllallll. oi i‘i'oiicr 'l‘hco-
logical siuttinury. in the twist oi Mr.
.uud Mrs, .lohn Slicrcr
Mrs. Ilarry Scullcid returned to
Stamford. yiotcrday. utter a visit with
llcr llltllllt'l‘. Mrs. J Ii. Seville-til.
‘Mrs. William l.mkwood. oi Summit.
N. .|.. is the gin-st oi Mr and Mrs. Wil-
lllllll 'l‘. ltaymond. at Tllt‘ Maples.
t‘inirlcs l-‘. Mllla has a six and one
iui‘ii' pound prob-mic takcn ironi tin-
sipnuish warship i'l'i.~ioliti| (‘UIIIIL at
Santiago.
Mrs. '1‘. li. Wiltlilm oi liowaytou. and
ter-A lna N. iivirtou of iir-vcnwich.
.tum- returnrd ll'tttli u too \H'cka' rio~
Hourti among the twiddle.
W...
Mr. and Mrs. ltoocrs .qu lltlllll). and
Mr.» Wiltond and brother. .liick IIele'.
whom'c bccii sprtulitir. ttic lililllllli‘l' in
the -lct' cottage. lcii town )t'sli-I'iltl)‘
morning for lllt‘ll‘ honn iii Ncw York.
”DIVE“.
Mrs Ililtllel Mood Will visit ior ii tow
dill~ .ii lllllinlts. N. \'
l.cwls Mead and wiic \‘lnlli'll over
Sunday in Nlll'willlt. ooh lb-nry Mead.
“*0...“ .. -w-
, Mi‘s liriuuw'cll and on Itusm-li li-ii
'hi'i‘c for "Mr liutuc in liatibury Mun-
duv
M . ...-. H...
Mrs .i. W. think.- and iltlltll‘i'il have
ri-turtnd to their llllllii ill Blah! Not»
walk. '
York city. are vii-Him;
litilltt'atciitl.
til llli' .\lt'.itl
.I. it. William tiaitmi over thmday
with lib daughter. Mr». i'. M. tbalit'oy.
lti itiotuiord,
. ...-,.--......-. ....
.\ vt-ry |lliiuolllll cvcnink was recently
"Will by lilo young pcuplc with Miss
, Knitc Jennings.
.lnlin it. l‘Jllllltlilllt. oi xrw York viii.
visited tor .i luv day» with him llllilt‘.
.l. H. William -
”woe-Lfi/ ---‘
Mr»: .1. W. Williams and Mrs. t‘orrio
titcwnrt. oi ltrmklyu. r-pcni a day with
thIi ll. N. Within.
1 . M..-
f 'i‘lili: lntl‘dl'li‘l‘l'li: MnNi'Ml‘lN'i'.
i lily ital-twisted I‘m.)
i‘blcnln. lit-plenum 7 lly direction
got i‘onimtnloner th-noral l'cck. ltobort
‘.i ‘l'honrpmn. murmur; of the Inlay»
cite monument commission has uppettb
led the sitpcrlttlcittlcttti~ oi i-ilucntlmt oi
um..-
imam-bit ton
. -. ...-. a.
f 'l‘tte spruce American tars pine ior op-
iportuolties to pitch into tin dpsatarda.
Moose.
Mr. and Mrs. Imm- \icad. of New
and Saturday Evening; ! l i
.lohn Albtn has niovcd into Mrs. Lia-
zio tlouldYs htilisc.
Miss. Addie Foot. of New liavr-n. is
the guest oi Mrs. Mary llates.
Walter Grunt has rented the old idll
Osborn place in Peat-cable sin-ct.
Mr. and Mrs. “rush. of llrooklyn.
arc boarding at Mrs. Nettie lti-crs'.
lieonnrd llunn placed an attachment
Ipon ti. W. .lcnulngs‘ hon-c and wagon
last 'i'liuisday.
Edward Reynolds. oi New Haven. is
lit town repairing the Western l'nion
'l‘clcitraph company's lino.
Miss lit-tin Williams has been spend-
ing several days with her aunt. Mrs.
thlli- llci-rs. in ilrnuchvillc.
lug company lil framing the new buiid~
ing to be erected south oi the glue bull-
ding.
'I’lic public school opened Tlicol'ly
with George Ogden. of Wilton. as prin-
iipal. and Miss li‘aunlc l’crrv
aut.‘
dh-‘L‘ l‘
Mrs. Nathan Pcrrys aunt. who has
been smutdim: rit'Vt'l'tiI wccks with her.
returned to her home in (Hill) lax-i Sut-
urdnl’. 3
i ii. llcnni'. and inuily, who hire
on Ir. returnzd to their tonic ill ilrmk-
Iyu. tau Monday.
The hcuvy wind storm of Saturday
night blew down A large pine tru- in
Zdwlu tiilbcri's yard; also ouc iii
t‘luirlm liykcman‘s yard.
-W.. ..- N- -—
l'idwnrd |\'ctlltcll. Who has been ris-
itliig his lllli'li‘. Jacob lit'ttlicll. for .-.c\'~
cral weeks. returned to his horn. in
lirtsiklyn, 'l‘ucsday niornlna.
Thomas I-‘. llitwlcy and Mr. "I'tliltli‘l'~
ick. oi tilenvillo. passed through town
rtuiulnv morning on their way to al-
tend the iuucrul oi William ll. Lynch,
at liziabory.
Janna Cort-ornn. oi Waterbury. who
was lltlel tiiastcr and station aged in
this lilaco tor thirty act-mall's With».
no» in town that work. coiling upon tib-
many old ll‘ltllilh.
~ .M. ....._.... .- . MM...
lit-v. t'. it. Malta and totally iitoi'li‘l
Mr. Mobr and his suit ilaroid will no
on their “libido the entire outrun-
Mr». Molir want by train.
”Wu... -...._____
'ihc town ba gratclluit the main
sit‘cct ll‘utli E. U. llitl'lbutt‘a l‘t'nltlt‘nt‘ll
to .I liotttt allow Williotll t‘ollcy'i.
lildi‘khlllllll nllttll. and in also t‘tttlltili
down ”it litll lil'll‘ tlic ttilbcrt a lion.
uctt Manuiitcturiug coutpauy'u iactory.
‘I'lll: MM‘Ult til" I“.\l..\l.~iid.
it was dark lit the streets at l-‘.ilub.«-.
The mayor llitllbtl u |Il‘iii'll|ll|illltlll that
Mt't'i' ciiiacii should hang a luutcru in
trout oi lib» door.
liiil still llti' till‘cctn \t‘ci‘c ltti llflllttt'
'iion the mayor snow on oath. and
lrrlll d .i prui-iutiuiiloh that tho titlin-ua
'illiitllil put months lo the lanterns.
\nd etili tho sin-ct. wit-c no lilbicr.
Turn the umyor me‘t' it iti'u-iilcr itillll
.itul lsutimi ll |itlti‘liilllillliill that thc clt«
in on should iiaht tlic candle-i.
'l‘licti ilb- strccta wore lighter.
.\ lllttll once wished to undo tnooci.
lli accurcd a flood «torn.
ib- Mit‘lll‘itil good giants.
lb- libido no oioni-y.
Then he llll'llt‘tl on his store the light
it! lie-Wflllllll‘r itilt‘crllolltg iiliil li'l lii'tlllltt
.iinow he was in litlnltlt'sa and why. lie
'ticpt tlicni lit the dark on tumor.
i The» lu- nuido taunt-y. --t'hurli-s .luii-
our Lord .ll'Iilii t'hrlai " all llli stairs and lcrrilorirs iii-on on m. mu...
lot» the upialor said. we». iiu- pwi- giioiimiiry rottiutltta- oi the niottutncnt'
When a anon widow mum-iii a seat in
lllli' park she always acts as tar away
ethic.
'irmn “(ti-lp-rlfl.|hm.fflfl at“... as prin- ii wmnun‘sdrces made a attribute to not Wot-ii Not-walk; ileorge C. Ill“.
l .ams Norwalk. "
'l‘hc ililbcri & iii-nnctt Manatiactur-.
been staying at their su'nmcr residi-ncc‘
tor inticmtcr. the. Monday liioriiiiiir.l
cd his aunt. Miss Jennie Nichols.
Miss Minnie Williams. who has been
visiting Mrs. James Watson in Brook-
lyn. riturncd home on Saturday. Mr:.
Watson and daughter returned with
her tor a few days' visit.
Till-2 VERMONT idl.l-2t"l‘ii)i\'.
l By Associated Press.)
\Vliitc ltlvcr Junction. \‘t.. Sd'litt'llilli‘l'
7- lii the regular bi-cnnlol clcciio i yes-
terday the li- publlciins clccted til -it‘
entire ticket. as follows;
Governor—Edward i‘. Smith.
Iu'li.
Lieutenant governor-wlicIiijLI‘. lintcs
ISI. .iohiisbury. ,»-"
ll‘l'tilrlll’l't'l"—.l. l.. Moon. linrlioril.
Sci-rotary of Statc- l". A.
.\lt)lil .wl lct‘.
Auditor of iii‘i'flllllla"'l). M liarb-rui.
;.\l ltiieton.
i t‘iitlfli'i'§<llit‘li--~Flt'al district. ll. il-u—
‘ry l'ult‘t'i‘:<. Miti‘l’lrlthll; mood district.
[William W. (trout. Kirby.
Tllt' rcturtis form litl loans up to
..
i
:uiidiiight shtlw the following for gm‘cr- »
liior: Smith. rcp.. 24.73 ; Moloncy.
idem . 9.933; \Vymim. pro. ma. Smith‘s
‘pltirality. H.738. Majority ovcr all. N.-
iitiil.
—-——'~——~——-—
r‘lNl-l iiith‘JLAIb‘iill'.
"its all in understanding the little
. Martini-sacs in human nature." was the
' remark overheard on the icrrybniit the
other evening where a complacent
young young man was making cooll-
‘Il.llll.‘ of a coupici of his old ironic—u
.“You follows thought thtt I‘d ncvec
tfii'l her, but its all fixed. Parents hate
‘ t‘llllrt'lllt‘tl and llll' date is namrd."
‘ "No! t‘ongrntulatioiis old limit.
1 You're a general. sure."
: Thanks. i saw win-r» tlicy were
I vulnerable. don‘t you soc? 'l'hc obi
r Kt-llllt‘lllilll wanted to know what prac-
ibal trnitiing i had and how i \tipibl
nianauc to make it bring. I told him
tin-rc was nothing to fear as loin: as
llt' livid to itll\i.~‘t| inc. and that uhcn
l he was antic I uouid bovi- ltis duuth-
l tr. “liii iiilicritcd his nTi'iillx tilllllllilll
oniim- and good ludnmint llc pulled
lop likc .i Ilillllt‘l‘ plat on. “do alid he
had lcurnmt .0 know mc. would alto
me n i'.-and start and tlnii nivc ub- thu-
iu-ncttt oi bi.» cxpcriciire as it might be
. llt't‘ill‘tl.
"'l‘lic drar old lady inanlicstcd it i or
tuitiyp :‘ii-llu tlilillll \iutkoj k‘l-liil.‘ili
lluit i “do mercenary. doubtcd my o in-
staniy .tiid dcuiatnlcd to know it i
Vi'ultltl hllll lll\t'_ itt'l‘ daughter when ol‘t'
'gim «dd. ‘Moiiit r.‘ i .~.ibl, making it
'bold sli’iiki'. ‘>hi- tonne of a iiiiiillv
ibat ncvu-ritrows old.‘ That iattbd it.
and tin li.ll'tlll~ 'vl'tlll about tin happy-
‘,.is at.“ lictrolt i‘i'. c l'i'css.
i
9 WHAT l’l‘ MBA“.
1 "Nov yca aloirrvcd." aakt d Mr. iiilc
ikoolcy. "ili' iiooinbcr nv propic yca
liner-ts an th' atrcct nowadays {hot wears
specs?"
. "i her that. illlhtiolcy.“ aiiswcrcd
litany rluillvun. ".m‘ l'ic womb ml \i‘it
ut Iiinttcs.‘ ‘
5 "it iuililt's' wait or ihrcc things. lilti-
Lu» .
"I'ltwat’."'
"it llIillll‘n alctlu r that Ih‘ would i..
a dam loam more intellectual than it
.nor in my day. or ill"! tin-re air liiut'o
out-km» in it than ihcrc order be. or
‘llitil lh' llill'lhl‘l'l‘ is it hope allillt clev-
‘crcr than l'vc tvlr irivcu‘ ‘cui i‘l't'tlll o‘
liclti'."~ l'lcltoll lt‘l'i-t- I‘rcsa.
l
i
I
l Sonic arc-oi minds liitic sour small
‘ lllmlulitii.
. “tic-hull tltc world would... why in.
tollit-t hull iit‘cs.
..._.... '—««—a.
. The aililll wiitrlic- ot llii‘ night ill't'
liliom wt t‘orart to kind.
.\it r the lit iii in piokcd. liiiii cotton
lllll‘ llvtl i‘oultii: ill tails
, . ... .
\ ltbili u. l‘lilt't‘tl mittll‘illtl ii iaiioiom
'nt tbc tact lhtil t. in itinerant,
‘ .‘i'otliluli ink u the iiiluiit not ill it
tlllflll likr bring b- .” .it llllt iiwlt l~lllli
M‘s-m
‘Iin cliii'Jlllllll docsui illlja't'l to it
.muioi uniii‘r t‘liiMliit u bi-yclv lollt‘ lit
‘t'lllll’t'll. "
.\n old tuiclii-loi sacs that love la the
mam i'it.lllllfl no the but. r pill or lilill
i'itnotly.
.............._...........
You t'lllt ntillll'lllllitti luilkc a man's ob»
lllty by ihu- lilllillltl it! ribitltw he lltiii
to support.
The limit who can accurately describe
‘lli'lllu ‘mrn a lira-tumult".
Situ-
lliiil'lutltl.
. 2cm and tlic itt~w~~pzipci‘s. so I procure.
; 1 box at l’laistcd's pharmacy. and took
' them as dirt ctcd. i found them an ex-
cellent remedy. They cured me. and
l « .ri heartily recommend them to
iill‘t'rx "
iman'x Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dcnlcre, pricc so cents. Mailed by
. l"li§ll’l“.\lllb|lrll t.'n.. Mullah). N. Y.. dol.
nut-ms for the United States. Remem-
. in-r the nanic- Dean's—and take II
other.
iii} SAILICI) ills UWN YACHT.
.\ naval (”“41 r voucltcs for the all-
‘tlu-ntii-iiy oi this story:
‘ .\ rcguiar naiiil otilccr was assigned
'io command tlllt' of tho- siiips manned
do our Natal Militia. .\itcr observing
the work of a Jacky who was steering.
lic s‘ibl.
“You nllt'l‘ very \icll. Jacky."
.touclicd his cart.
‘ ‘ Win-ro- did you learn?"
"i'p and down lllt‘ t’littril. air."
"in abut chip did you scrvc?"
"In my own strum yacht. sir."
"lib!" said lll- ott‘u-cr, in astonldl-
.ncut. "You true u about yacht?"
“Yes. sir."
“llim hilt?"
”.\ thousand ton.~ sit."
it was true. 'l‘bc Jacky was a rich
New York limit of lt‘lrlll'i‘ who had let"-
.ml nuviantiou it.‘ an aiuuscnictil. and
ultra war (Illllt‘ t'lill>l-il us a common
stilltil‘ in llli‘ t'tillllll‘)"i service and tilted
his behavior to his position. U -.
('ouid any tutti tbinu lii'tlll' in not?
all“ r i'iiiiull‘_\'
Jack
"ItUMld itl‘l.l-2" l"‘:.“l':.“'r|':l).
lily Amwintcd l'rcsk.)
Killirin t‘itg'. Mo” Srptniiilicr
“llomc rulc,“ of the police department.
“iir illitciitcd lit at spccldl election held
‘in kunsas t‘ity yesterday. (‘httt‘lt'r
.zinicndmvms \\lllt‘ll would have taken
tiii- control or the dcpurtnictit out of the
bands oi thc holi't‘lini‘ at Missouri were
.Ii-t‘cumt by .i um- .u duo? for and
3.92m ilfllllll‘l, Ill! .tlllt‘lltltillli‘llll‘ inllillg
Io ri-c- l\v‘ lllt' iicvrssni'y tlit'cc ilfllts illit-
jority.
.t lwl‘r’dlll walking at thc riitc of foil!
:lllliri an hour cousuuiis '.'.:too cubic ill-
.-lio-s of air pi-r uiliiutc.
'l‘ruth wears w'cll. People have
learned that lio\\'ttt‘s l.lttlc Early- Ril-
cra lll't' rclinblc llttlc pills for regulat-
ing the bowels, curing constipation and
sick headache. They don't gripe. Eds
word I’. chd. Norwalk; George C.
Stilbuui. South Not-walk.
ommwon
Mn... llttiiii Ytulhzl‘"~l
Blgnatnre ‘
at
I
For broken surfaces. sores. insect
biics. burns. skin tllbi'ilbl‘h atld unpe-
i‘lllll) pit-I. .tlicrc in «tho l'i'lllllllo rem-
edy. ticit'ui‘i Win-n Iiarwt Salve.
When you call ior lioWllt‘a don't an-
H pt counter-trite or irumta. You will
not bu tiltiitppultlli‘tl by lloWiii‘s Witeh
“ill’d'l Halve. ”tlwfllil i'. “food. Nora
a ilk. tit-urge t‘. riiilboni. South Not“
walk.
-...-.__. ””me
gas-roam
inhale and children.
lltlfllwllwdlltltw
loan the
Mature at
line Mitiutr t‘mmti t'uro surprised
pmiplc bv lta tpittk cum and child".
may bike ii iii turiic unantltlos without
the least damn i'. It hiia Won M “H"
llii‘ lnwl l'I'llltlilllIilt at any pvt-intention
mod tiiilui‘ I‘Iu‘ l’lllll". t‘l‘itllll. lit‘kllll ll
the "thrill or idiotiuiic cuiiflllu. M.
ward i'. \\.l”l|l. Norwnili‘. tleot‘le O.
Hiillvuli, h'tilllll Nltl‘thllt.
You 'iiiiiic limppoinlaunt when 30‘
t~k|~- mmiu, licwiu'i Lotto Early
ltlm'tv urc tubal-out. cu: y, thorough Ills
ib- pilli, 'l‘hcy iltll' ”distillation “Id
sick licitilitclit in i no stir" it" ltlll I“!
them. ltilwurd l' chd. Niirwalhl
itcorge i‘. littlbioii. tinnilt Norwalk.
GA. 0 I
laasatla Ill "
Nixie
U
More than twenty million tree III-
pim oi lIt~Wltt'-i Win-Ii limt dates
have lawn distributed by the mantel“.
turerii. What better prod at their
ciiplltleticc in its merits do you It.“
It ctmoi ltlltmflitlt'tlii. Wkltllt. m. II
the shortest spare of time. Mn" '4
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Norwalk Chronicler