Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 19, 1898 · page 3

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I; I. Aim—no lssr ‘
Warmer dos.

tow-m. «Mum.- .. a. . ,....
liar. ? B. dlnsworth, of East liter-
walk.'da‘liiihrid,sn intuit-tip. sermon
at the tent at Darien y terday alter-
noon. ills subisict was e Kingdom
“iMl‘lflu ”rated M 'ast'll. ti-
tion in tho prsyer Chlst tstigb (his
disc l‘si‘ " til ’pray “"l'ii‘y Kingdom
' ‘rtiii‘ speaker ratharketi that ii
(i kiti'gdom oi Godhas already come,
than tourism should «use. .zhlegs-
tlv'sly it was shown that the kingdom
, 'ged Is not the grace of God in the
"lit: nor tlle Chilitiili church; nor a
Iihgdmdh heaven. but a heavenly
kingdom; not a gospel kingdom estsb-t
lislied at theilrst‘ advent oi .Christ. but
the, gospel oi the kingdom, slgnliying
good hows concerning the kingdom oi
God" It ‘wss shown that the kingdom
of God is to be a real. literal kings
dog...wlth the same constituents oi
I firmly kingdom. namely: a King.
subject. capitol, territory and laws.
Matthew axv., 31734, was cited, with
other scripture quotations. to show
that the chronological estiiblishment oi
God's kingdom would be at the second
advent oi 'Cilrist, when he should"judge
the little? slid the dead at his appearing
ditd kingdom." And that it would be
atsuccasion oi universal rule. that the
kingdoms of this world would become
the kingdom of our Lord, and he
should reign iorever and ever all earth-
ly kingdoms being broken in pieces
and consumed—Daniel il.. 44. Daniel
vll.. 27. was quoted to show the geogra-
phical location and eatenttof the king-
dom, "The kingdom and dominion and
hotness oi the kingdoms under the
w ole heavens shall be given to the
people 0! the saints of the most high.
whose kingdom is an everlasting king-
dom; “the saints oi. the most high." the
“righteous" being the subjects of the
kingdom. Much scripture was produc-
ed to show that Christ will be the king
that would reign-Jeremiah xail.. 5, ti;
Jeremiah ix., 6, 7; Luke 1.. 32. 33;
Daniel vil..,13. 14.. The New Jerusa-
lem oi Revelation at. will be the cap
ltoi of the kingdom, with room enough
for all the saints to meet their bride-
groom king at the marriage supper oi
the lamb. ‘ihe necessity oi a Moral
fitness, a heart preparation was shown
to quality us tobeoome subjects of the
kingdom; and that every Christian
heart should oiier the petition "Thy
kingdom come“ in sincerity and with
understanding.
file sermon last evening was preach-
ed by .Rev. C. ii. Sweet. of i’lttsllt-ld.
lam. whose text was Jeremiah vill..
7: “Yea. the storlr in the heaven
knowcth the appointed times. an the!
turtle (turtle dovcl and the crane amli
the swallow observe the time of their!
coming: but my people know not that
Judgment of the Lord." in his intro-1
ductory remarks the speaker argued
that God's lcsson in this rcicrcnce to
migratory birds was, that ills children
may know something about and make
preparation for coming events by ob-'
serving "signs." This view was shown
to he in harmony with the teaching oil
Christ in Matthew svl., Hi. and with,
other passages oi scripture. Mr. Sweet i
then proceeded to show that the signs“
of the present times were events which i
are laid down in iiible prophecies ani
tokens oi the near ltllllroucli of the day l
aided and the ushering in oi eternal l
sconce 'l‘o iorewaru mankind or lliel
approach oi that eventful day he clailt’-
ed that the world was to exhibit. loll":
remarkable phases and witness more‘
remarkable scones. These he classified .
under tour general heads. lt‘irst. iv...l
usual occurrences and phases in the
literal and religious world. titanium.
Remarkable advanmnrnts and tumor-1
arise in the literary and It'iliiiiliit"
world. 'l‘iilrd. Unprecedented activity
and threatening movements in the po- '
lltlcal world. Fourth. Itrange and;
startling phenomena in the natural .
world. so. llwset hollccti the no that '
oeotirrsnces so prsntlnent as to arrest i
gent-rat altcnlion and cat-lie '«lit‘l‘li‘
remark. are taking place in all those
divisions. lull said he had not the tints .
to inquire particularly into the prodic- .
lions and trace the WWW!“ ll“
tween them and the iulllltnrttts. in
illitl't' than one til the divisions. namely. .
the stan- lti the political world. its;
toad Matthew aalv.. s; idlhli list. in;
Jim iii. a. lo and nuvsiattoas at. it;
as I'lt‘t'iitltlilt oi the scripture prophet-g
rice. which sci birth the tart that a
warlike spirit should illlit‘lliil the.
world in the last days. suinniotilng the .
llllotis in srrnii; that t-Vcry land
Mid remind with the din at “'01
preparation tor anticipated bits ital-er .
tslti coitiilcts. while the nations would:
he ultatrtl by tastings oi hatred. dis. 1
trust. iealotisy. and anger toward sat-ll
Other. ilr. iilwsst presented many tools?
to show that these predictions ars now .
not: iullllrtl. and argued that we had i
I is disturbed and agitated rondl- ~
ties oi the nations conclusive evidence
that we are now living in the last‘

 

 
 

 

 

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Dorlon House.
Gregory's l’oliit, South Norwalk.

 
 
 

 

J. E. Sullivan, proprietor and manager.

Terms reasonable; bathing boating,
ilahln .eiectrle cars to hotel, con-
nect il with all trains oti~tlie
N. .. N. H. dtii.lt.lt.

UNfll'lil'Al'ihiEIl liilillllt) ”LAND (‘liAM
BAKE?! AND SHORE DINNENS.

jyl our

Grand Central Market.

Wholesale and Reiall Butlers in

. Fish,
Oysters,
Ohms

Norwalk..Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.

 

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Little Neck Clams sent out on the
Iiali l5licli.

 

Water-melons and
Cucumbers on ice.

imported tliland Sardines.
French and American Soups.

Telephone 354.

mucosa
sroaaon
wanauouss.

“HIM”

 

Furniture. Pianos.

.‘ng "0.. ...s
M “mull SW” A.

Tayloritiloiden’s‘

Inlhtstttfluntsntltt
"WMInIsrwalk.

Wé

Olsen. 6M Matti litmis
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lever Polls.
assesses av ritsusasss

mums-s Mush-Mas taut.
M~MMMMUL
mvvmmfimmmm

lllnd

is per corn“

You save 32.

Fall Butts. I

‘ mentioned them. but
weather has been.
you are.

toy-tog (.hurah‘It.

saioesroar.
'gy lain Street.

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D” AND women. 3

An cffort is being made to have tlicf
Republican senatorial convention meet“
here.

Alfred Mort-house. who has been ill
for some time. is once more able to his ‘
lend to business.

Mrs. (i. ii. Noaon gave birth to a:
daughter. Wednesday night. Mothcr.
and daughter are doing well. ‘

 

 

 

A new stone. wall is being laid along
the property occupied by the Wee Burn
(loli club. in Main street, Noroton.

 

Visitors to this town need have no
icar oi being lost any more, as giildc-
Eposia have bccn put at almost chry.
corner directing strangers an lo the
wily olit to the towns and cities all
around.

——-.—-___._+.—o .

A male quartettc of colored people
treat Washington 1‘. ilokkcr's educa-
tional institution at Tuskegee will give
llll cnicrtainmcnl in thc (‘ongrcgatlon-
:il church. tonight. Admission will ili‘
‘ircc, but a collection will be taken ior
lllc licncilt oi the school.

 

Elillli‘ Hook and lsiliiliiil' company
ilt‘t'lllll to iii' the only body that given
”iv iola'iispcoplc it chance to enjoy
illit'lliitt'll'vtt. iiill)’ .‘l collplc of int-vita
law» it itclti ii iill‘l't' iliiyn' fcsilt'ul. ulitl
know it nnnunccs ll Hlli‘iliilil‘ to be bold
{in lilt' il‘llt‘it-iltiliitt‘ uii llic Zillli of illiit

 

 

day in New Haven. going by trolls-y. ‘

! 'l‘herc will be it (‘hrlsilaii Endeavor

rum-ting iii the chapel. Wctlnvsday cv-
. cliiug.
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‘ Mrs. (‘orncllii A. i‘omstock itlll‘lli l‘rl-

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Mosi hat styles are London-made. tFew
cople bu them on this side. Outieaders
it list sly escort .Londou shapes a d
C rgéi
same in shape and quali
Second-
pines. $2; specially good for the money £1.50.

They‘re in the sulks because we haven't

The suits are ready when

Like liouseclcaning. inventory discovers
lots oi things we didn t know we had. That
we don't want them appears by the prices
they bear. Some excellent suit bargains, me-

E.
‘ Odds and Ends.
dium. weights, and many excellent trouser
' bargains are here. .
. . . T . ' ,t. . 1 . ‘1.
. .siiii'is'ilik. ’ . .
nsw «also, .

Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenlnn "fillIiIi

i ilioiitli. *

1 Hunt til Zelufif

l DIOAD man. '

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charge
out it e ti‘on.t e
lg. an sell itat$3.

est derbysl and Al-

 
 
 

 

 
 

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INCORPORATED

 
 

George C. Follows, oi New York. in
visiting irionds in town.

 

(‘. l. Ogden has moved into his new
iltlllm‘ in Main street. and irvlng (.‘iark
has moved ironi St. John avenue. to
the house vacated by Mr. Ogden.

 

8M3. ILLIOIOUI BLADE".

What Agnlnaldo Says of the Ielations
Between Americans and Filipinos,
(Hy Asstwillcd Press.)

New York. Hernia-miter ill—The fol-I
lowing despsich has ill‘l'll received at
the oiilcc here of the Associated i‘rcss:

Manila, Philippine islands.

September 19.
The r‘llliiplno gnvr-riiuit-lit desires to:
inform the Anicri an government Bill“
pcopic that the many rumors clrculutcd "
rcgartiing the strain-d relations in»!
Moon l-‘llipplno Amercisn iorccs‘
are base. malicious a antlers of the em I.
cmv oi both parties, are without any'
truth. and are circulated for the our-‘1
pose of prcindlcliig it... appciil oi ihcf
l-‘lllppluns for their rt-lcnsc from tilt"
silpprt'l-tlitlil and cruelty of Spain. E
The rcliitlotis of our pct-pin and
yours have lit-co ulid ulll continue to
bv of ”iv pioat frlcndly naiiirc. and We 1
have withdrawn utlr iorcdtt from tip"
suburbs oi Manila lib on additional cv-
iliilil‘l' of our coiilitluun- in tho Rl‘t‘lil
Amcrlcnn republic tiilgnmii

AUI'INAIJNL

 

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moan or srsnrsa more. i

All our knowledge; all our
experience; all our resources
rui- doing fine decorating and
painting. are" ior sale.

Big yobs; little Jobs; simple
Jobs; hard lobs-esilythlng in
our line we're ready to tack-
le. and do it better than you
ever had it done bsiore.

We've made a species sfitdy
oi superiority. 1“ be ordin-
ary doesn't suit us, and we
excel whlio charging but
moderately ior it.

Whether your job's worth 06
or i50.000 we want it.

 

Wall Papers. Points. Artists'
Materials, Pictures. Pictures
framed to order, Art Goods.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
Sign Writing.

Decker’s,

79 Washington street,
South Norwalk.

Store open evenings until 9 o'clock.

 

Moving Ahead!

 

Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.

We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of designs in Red.
limo, Blue and Brown.

You are cordially invited to
call and are them.

Painleni’ nuppllut.
Glass. etc"
Painting, paperlianglug
and dtmratlllg.

E. E. GORHAM

to First titnit. Elsi Iorstll

'J. o. ' assumes, ”
. «Papa llisttr. Calcutta, Milli.)-

 

onus tn
Ordered Ems from the Vest Indies} Will P.’"' .“d Bord".

by Ital-tar at War Oerrea.
lily Ansoclatmi l’resd.)

Madrid. dents-miter l9 '1‘illi lililtlt-lt‘l'l

at war. ticncrai l‘ort‘cli, has lssiiml‘ln-

l 1 NORTH IAIN It‘ll".
South Norwslk.

Sample nooks oi htsst Styles oi

.l'apers. Borders and Gilt Mouldings

Mrs. W. I. t'oliisiock. "f w»... Mail" hltlit'illllln for ”W return of tho Spailhir “I" W 50“.. 9" ““Wmm. 9' m”

l alrl't'i. spent yesterday with relatives in
I iiiit- plticc.
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Mrs. Polio-trek will go to t‘arnp

; Mind. Mldillctowii. Point. on iil'liilis-r ammunition. lingo and mum.“ Juror"

Iteyetaa. Carriage... l. a. bistro..-“-

t'tuilriiclor A I. tialltln in building
an nddliloli oti Mrs Sarah ilorlmin'r
house in ist‘tifll‘wtlllti rivcnui-

'l‘lic ititfli'it'l‘l)‘ iiiiioti niwtlng of tlic
i‘ill‘lsilnll Hiillcltl‘nr will lto iil‘ili ill liitt
. cliupcl on ll'rldsy. ib-ptetnbcr :ltl.

.Ittilli Mills. oi linsiklvn. who bits
.iwcii spending a vacation with iii»
ilittliil‘i'. will rctiirii bolus 'l'umlay

“a..-"a—pcom ... m

MIDI!
it it llonnctl preached in lilc chupt-i
ii-sicrtia)‘

 

id. J. Taylor «pom Httiiduy with
, il'ii'illiit in ltrldgcport

l , _
i Washington lodge will hold it rigii-t
' inr meeting tomorrow th-nlug.

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l'linrlm A littttlott. who has lit-en w ‘
riltiiitiy lll. lit stupenlinl iit‘iil'i.

kilns i‘nrric ltvtgory all‘lli Monday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs t'iittrlciti
it}. tlrt‘ory.

am W...

at...“ -....--........ ... w...

T" i'AIil Wilt MUN" Nihililflil. p

litiiwrlntcndrni ti'lluiirlte, oi lit-lir-
vitr- hospital. several days ago rrclved
a letter irotn a Miss t“rail. oi Ridge-
lield. saying that she would be pit-and"
to i‘i‘l‘i'i'l‘ all the ailing soldiers that
lilo superintendent cmiiti send at her:
ctittiiily mi lit lirilllcii'liir. Tiiw'o

lingo.

lrtntpit iii the Wool India... The sick
arc to leave ”fill. and the :trchlvw. we
pct'ltilly liimc relating in thc our. will
be brought to tipalli with ill"

in Point and Porto Rim

'l‘itc milliliter is grcatiy inctvnm-ii It
illill'l‘lil 'l‘tiral‘s iii-titling lilili u tics-
patch on tho luttcr'i- arrival at Virgo.
Spain. from rlanllltnu dc l‘ulia. and
mid 'l‘oritl might to in» court unintui-
lmi ior his conduct u lttwcrnor tii‘Hdl-

 

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onoan A 'w.‘ WI

Ono Ian titled andluvsralousos la-
iursd at “skill. I. Y-
tlly Assortatcd l'rm.)

New York. itcptrnitmr lit While it
gitlt' til Iniitii‘t-ru Inc at Will Illls
morning on the new ullilt-llt‘ iii-bl mils»
Hill to the Franciscan linit'rh t‘ttiitt'ili
at Perth-kill. N. \' . ti laige derrick foil
and cl‘tisitctl several oi the workmen.
i‘airtck Moran nits iiistunlllr killed.
.loscpb Nolan‘s it-it leg nits badly

crushed. and ii is icittt-d that ill' will
tiit‘.

“iii.“iMlN“ ‘l‘llld ltlt‘tutt‘iMAer.
thindlu, ii~llliill oi t‘ittc. iit'lilt-mitt'.‘

illt‘ ii titillinlllciii it’ til" M'iWili'
mans has been delayed. itiovad i'ashn.
lilt 'l'iirklsb military
intruding that the arms is. datlvm-d on
board a Turkish warship. Admiral
Natal. iht- ltritiah naval crisgmatidor, ln- .
stated that they bu handml to a British
guard.

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’i‘llll' lulltllfllt Title MAMA.
london. lirptslnher lewd. W. .lago.
iormorly chief ulcer oi the White
liar lino siesam "rituals and John

 

ll" and that “W 0nd 0' S" things "i salons-iimdtsnstsmsttbstvm- was mono luriiwr correspondence and Kyoto-ton, who was third Mt'fl‘ oi the

new upon us. in view of this solemn . mlmusmamum*
m Installm-

coiicltiaioa he unburied t'hristlsiis to;
islihiulnrds. and Iltlitol's to a repen-
tsnce oi their sins. .

Mr. George ii. Wallace, oi llrldgofi
part. will spsak‘ihls evening. .

“is.“

Lscsais has it... its. Agnes- harass. Mass.
transom can“
mount...

I‘m

that Miss l'rall was to pay all sswnws‘
of transimrintlon. lw begun to [rt sol.

cml'lvir-ti oirolibing the mails on brand

ittlliimiillit i. din ’

has or sestsl. Inmates “awfully
joint I»

'J. 1). JENNINGS.
“noel-taker.

iwil III".

 

tilllit'.

Main.

INDINCI. ILI srnnar.
‘ MON. CAI-la ll-I

liens.

J aoob M. Layton,

It“. is". and misses

modulation.
lest Sstats and these Agent.

mmmmm
traits. loans
asdltosbssoid.
manarnaoanruoa
Illtl'flt NOIVALK. - - . eons.

mm mm
.M

o. w. Eamon o.

Gammon“
and Minor.

”WU. mm.
. MUM“
.mlmm '-

Mistral! tttltpltsl
Open daily. sssopt Istsrday. tram I
al.teitm..sasissnttssp.m.i

 

 

 

with ltlpcrlntritticnl tl‘iltmrkr found rtmc steamer. both at when lim been iatsrssy. s s. n. to is is.. sad as Isa-

i evenings ha- l is I.
the llrilsnnia were sentenced inlay, in.“ him OI m

the burner to eight years and "w lat-

," min in Holtill "m.“ b, 0. 0. tllvrs ready for tile immtey. The iirsi ; "f in tile nut. imprisonment M in".

billions, as Washington street.

itime men will be sent today.

i labor.

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, son-smashes.
l manoeuvres-rm.
“ohms-assets-

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in Plil_l£_ll unit

Meadow’s Bod Saloon Keepers
Heavily Fined at Milford.

rain or A sum nun

 

The Inn had lean Paying the Iowa
lsgular Court lines with the Us-
derstanding that they Would
not he lolssted.

Milford. Conn, September lit——
'l‘Wein' saloon keepers and bartenders

engaged in the liquor selling business
at Meadows' illnti. were glvon hearing
before Judge Bryant, oi West Haven.
here today on charges alleging the vio-
lotion oi the Connecticut liquor law in
selling liquor without licenses.

The parties who were thus heard
Wcre those arrested at the instance oi
the state Law and Order League on
Sunday. September ii. in the most cx- ,
lenslvo raid of its kind in the history i
of the state. ()i the twelve accusod‘
dealers and bartenders. nine wore con- i
vlcled upon pleas oi "guilty" and the
cases oi the other three were continued
ior two weeks.
were. several counts and lines and mats i
were imposed on each count. The i
ilncs aggregated $595. .;

S. l’. 'l‘hrashcr. oi the Law and Order 3
League. appeared as prosecutor. and:
Judge Stoddard. oi New Haven. and“
Judge ‘Root. oi Milford, appeared for!
the various defendants. No testimony ‘
was heard. all oi the nine pleading
guilty upon a statement by Secretary}
l'liarslier. Judge llryrint's decision im-
posed lines as follows:

Mrs. C. l.. Nettleton. 850 and costs on
each of two counts; John J. ('ili‘i‘O".
Sill and costs on each oi two counts:
William Tobey, Sill and costs on ouch
.0' two counts; William Kay. :50 and
{costs and Sill and costs: .1. .l. iloliorty.
[Soil rind costs. Sill and costs and Sit);
and costs; Mrs. Emily (lettmnn. 350‘
and costs. 850 and costs and Sid and
costs: (‘barlcs ilctlnian. Sid and costs
on each of two counts: E. l., i’lnkllam.
850 and costs on cat-ii oi two counts and
ill! and coats; iicnry O'Rourke. p50
and costs, 825 and costs, and 810 and
costs. Tilt‘ crises of John (lasaman.
.lohn l‘chlcr aml John llrmlcrick were?
continued tswo weeks.

Sci-rotary 'l‘ilrilslicr. in his statement.
innnounccd that the saloon-kccpcrs as-
lacrtcd that for wcclts and months at
li'cgulur lnlcrvals of about two'nty days
gtliixy had paid to the town authorities
chgular court mics with the under-tun-
‘illug that they were to be nlolcstcd in
no way. This money had probably

 

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inn trials wcl'c ili‘ill. l\'o charges of
;cori'iiplloii. lltht‘li't‘i'. wcrc madc. ’l‘hc

icourl room was packed to suiiocutloii. i

' *‘M
i sun ”A“ "wagon.

V Connecticut‘s Balance is Once Hero on ;

the Right lids.
'i'liv hiilit' lrcasiircr's ofilcc lids lir‘cti

ilgiiriog up illt‘ t‘tllll'at' oi llic iilllillt‘i'ri .
in NW WM ycar. llllti tlic i'l‘illlii will iw .

gruliiyilig to «wry citizcii of tho state.
The old sitir) of running behind is end-
ed. tltii-eriior t‘ookc'a administration
will bc Point'lllbtil't‘ti as that in which
the drawing upon the surplus ccuscd
and the need of borrowing was arctic-d.

l-‘oi' l‘li'\'i‘ll months 0! the present your l

llic ri'l'l‘illil liiivc iit'i‘ll Sil..'.t'.t.:lN:_ an in-
I'I'tiusl' oi Cluttltttt over ilic rrccipts oi
lilt‘ onlirc your prcccrllng. 'l‘ho fumb-d
l'i‘lli, li-iot clvll list, has liccli rcdticotl
by Ribbon, and as "W intuit-ll lit'ili in
Hill sumo tl3.'.‘ltl_otltit it follows that llic
cash lmlunci- has two lncrciisrd by ii
corresponding amount at our "Mill a
day

The tvcciii it." llill so for that llic
lillit' about Sl‘Jiunlti. null iliiit catruor~
tllnary capctidililre is itltugcthcr out at
the rcgillur cost of the slnlc govt-ril-
itictit Ho iiii- an ordinary roliiinc "it‘ll-

turn of iilt‘ llttt‘t‘l‘itlltt'lti are muccriictl .

lltc state. with one month to hcnr
irolit. shows a gain lit a hall million
dollars. It is csiwtcti that noptcnibi-r
will allow more outlay t‘iiun t‘cccliiia.
that is the usual coursi- ior that
month. but the not l't'iliill will not is-
mnro than .tiilJIIIl short. leaving thc not
gain over .iitltl.t|tlii. wilarliord t'oiiriuii.

 

mane common.

law lasso Delegates for induslng
the Chicago flatten.

Nun Iiitvt-li. ricptcinbcr lit The Now
liiivcii delegation to tho "i‘ilititl‘iliil
i-iiilc convention. to be bold at lil‘llifll‘
itttli \t’cdiirsday. incl yesterday for llit'
lliinitwtl' til organising. and ticvcloptnl a
bus blil‘|ti‘i-it't+ nlilcli. it is thought. will
ililt’t' an important bearing on tin
duty riotiwntltul .\ lillict t‘llllit'iti in»
town thi- gold and silver litmus-cats

was anticipated. but none developed.
and Marauder 'l‘rotip. who is chairman
oi the slate committee. was t'hosntt as
New llavv-n'a rapmenlaiivo on tho
commitm- on resolutions. A rmdntion
to he prosnuul to the convention war-
adoptmi unanimously. "That the Port.

itccililti iii lilocrnia. ill «invention In»!

srmiilrd. hereby ream-m the platlorm
ni tirinciiilcs adopt"! at the last vial.
ltmal ltvmtwtatic corruption in i'ilil’lb
In. Mir 9. rm."

Mr, Troop stun [virtually aimmitit-ml
that lie- was not a candidate ior rat-cl.
gcotton as chairman oi the slits new
i lrnl con-tiled.

 

in each charge there i it

1(new young Trlcr.

 

—.._..—_.__.m .. ...‘

run GLAD .. ,

East Norwslk Extends a
Welcome. Olly filtlssns ’
Appreclntlotl iii Pl!

. Utteranoes.

lack oi appreciation is not a »
oi our citizens. and the advent ,
"liltlc conqueror" was received wit
same display of enthusiasm ill
spread al over the Union. '
like a ray oi sunshine to every -
bold. raising burden» that many .
have borne tor years, it is soon .
awaken the public to praise. the l
which has never beiore been it
this locality. From every ws . -
every street corner that same
Failure is an unknown quantity
as the "little conqueror" it so
and success follows every it .9
Right here at borne the triumphs .
been many. and have set our. ~ .
talking. about the wondrous - ~..
The iollowing rate in point should.
tercst every reader, and it
among thousands: t . ‘

Mr. James ii. Morton, of No. i. ._
place. says: "For along time my, ‘
was bothered. with kidney and u
troubles. Slic suiicrod irom bad.
and too {torment action pi the kt_
secretions. iany remedies were
in an endeavor to find rebel and‘
She had about given
being cured when one ny I
of Uonn's Kidney l’iiis It
drug store. and tried to induco her

take them. At first she refused, but '

finally iersuadcd her to giro their) I
trial. Illiey'provcd to be you the right
ting. ior in a short time she be ngto
improve. and finally became weL j

Mrs. Morton was troubled in the “fine

to

way again. I would be w'lling to i ' _
sio pcr box ior Doan's kidney tilt:

knowing as I now know their esrstiits
' h

power .
i',

Doan’s Kidney Pills are for sale
all dealers. Price 50 cents. Marl

Foster-hillbtirn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y., sold
agents ior the United States. Remnr: ‘

her the namsm Dean’s—arid take its

other.

 

A HOUSE 0! [003.130

Prepared to Receive their loidisr Ion.
and Learned that he was Dead.

(By Associated Press.)
Sheboygan, Wis, September l9—A

very affecting sccnc took place on the
arrival of thc Shelioygan contingent of
the Sccond Wisconsin regiment of vol-
unteers. The father. mother and sister

.of William J. 'l‘rlcr, who was a mem-

ocr.oi the regiment, but who died in
Porto Rico. mct the train to greet the
iolilicr boy. Not seeing her boy, Mrs.
l‘rlcr asked one of the soldiers if lie
The mother m
informed that the young man died twp
weeks ago and was buried at Ponce on
remember 2. The 'l‘rier home. which
had been decorated in honor of the
iillnlt‘ coming of the soldlcr. was turn-
-d into a house oi mourning. Trier

has a member oi Company M. 0conto.

{ ind enlisted at t‘amp Harvey. He he-
gin-cu paid in to the county lrnaurcr, but '

oiigcil to ”W regimental band and was
akcn sick on the march irom Come
to Ponce.

 

: CASfJRIA

. l'or Infants and Children. ’ "

. its list in lieu Alvin lull

‘ Bears tho '1 I
Signature oi , s

 

. i-‘or brokcn surfaces. sores. ill.“
lhltcs. burns. skin diseases and espe-
iclally pllcsdhcro is one reliable rom-
cdy. llerlt'it Witch Hunt Gal's.
When you call for ilerti'a don't Ali-
lvcpt cotlntcriells or irnuds. You '1“
not be disappointed by DeWitt's Wits!
tinsel Salve. Edward P. Weed. Nor.
walk: George C. Stillson. South NU-
walk.

. One Minute cough (lure surprhss
. people by its quick cured and children
. may take it in large quantities with-It
. the lid“! danger. ll has won ior lull
‘ Ilic il‘ni reputation of any pMIlIl'Iii.
. tonal today ior colds. croup, tickling in
lib! throat or obstinate combs. II-
lWlti'ti l‘. Word. Norwallt: ileum O.
liliilstin. smith Norwslk.

 

You inviti- disappointment when you
experiment. lloWlll's tattle larly
lilscrs arc picnnntll. easy. thorot'h illa
ilo pills. 'i'lioy ciiro constipation I“
tick headache lost as euro as yon this
thorn. liltlwnrd F. Word. "Mi
ticorlt‘ i‘. Iiillm. Mill NM

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“more

:Ilslsths
"a

 
 
 

a ma...“ whwum. -

More than twenty million tree Isn‘-

itlcs oi lleil‘a Witch ltsssl U”.

have been distributed by the ioaaslas- .

lurors. What better prttoi at M
continence in its limits do you want!

It rum plies. burns. arable. is
the shortest space of time. Ii “a
Wood Norwalk: lleorge o. Itiibsa.

, loath Norwalh.

i',\tilli¢Nilliii liiimi ili’iiNID.
l'iru ilosimycd tour hundred int ii
the cast side primer sited Oi tho M
llavcn railroad at Port t‘iisatnr. nil-
day alternator. itoivie children not is
to rubbish which has «ventilated ai-
ona a high hoard tears nest is the
bilfll. and in a tow moments the It".
illil‘O. pistiorm and shed "in
homily. The tire department
tit-pol iiltiltilill, the Port (liiOIiIl‘ m.
and l'olir's ins-rs Home by hard M

When a pen has been hard nniii fl
tippers to be spoiled. place it ever i
llama la git-light. ior Instllnfli M O
quarter at a minute; then dip it 5.
water, and it will its not. It M
A new new which is in“ i“ W
write with will sevens setter by m
likes bested.

 

 

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