it”
and George '1'.
s rand urors.
‘ In
.‘ ‘ 24
. i
mwss declared nomina-
Muesli nouIInatsd Jervis
her of the liosrd of
lieshlln nominated o.
Thehsllni steed: Jar-
;O..W. yInoad. 30.
'1’" a men resistrsr
First district and E
‘ thliii‘hird district
« les' was nominated
ll Wheel visitor.
e expenses of the
'7. 82.
.Bsmuel Lynes and
~ were appointed a com-
ny vacancies that might
ticket. .
1 llotlneed that the candidates
. I meeting In Coolidge I
this evening, to arrange
Oil.
oi the Republicans of the
III district for the nomin-
adidhtia for that asi‘ectman
wII odieers. will he held in
- next Monday night at 8
' The caucus oi the citylte-
will he held at the some
t Wednesday night. The
. meat prominently mention-
.msyor are Frank A. Ferris and
Mil Stephen B. Hatch.
, l 01‘ the 'First district held
ry‘ at Hsnlon Brothers baking
.Wtes to the town convention.
' delegates chosen were: (‘. N.
old! I" Gormiey, and John .1.
Other. districts hold primar-
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‘0“ IUI'I'B BROUGHT.
__.__..__
p'l’ltk Atllch‘ed by the Hons
. .. would 0n“: Company.
Deputy Shelli! Doolnn has served pu-
thlt are the outcome of the in-
ion proceedings In which the lion-
. i'e Oyster company and the Lord-
' ’ Park association are parties. The
«1 ates company threatened a year ago
fence of! II section of the. boulevard
' lelship, claiming that It trespass-
upon their property and the lists
- .Mfis‘sult against William it. iioproll,
the active official oi the lordship park
Initiation to rel over 83 Otto and lie p-
‘ Sheriff Doolan attached property
. that amount. The papers which are
“I. .
. removal front oilice.
,.
I
its ,6
(twin ' '
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WW“ mar.
Conferences. Mover. are in Progress
with lovers! efths rims.
(By Associated Press.)
lirocton. Muse, September 22-The
striking shoe tasters were still main.
tainink their firm attitude today and
the manufacturers generally seemed
equally determined In the fight over
prices. Conferences. however. were In
progress with several firms during the
iorenoon. and the union claimed to me
peet settlements on teIEIs acceptable to
the strikers.
Secretary CIInnIna’IamNttitudc In
recommending a return to Work, pend
lug negotiations. still adds-Interest to
the contest. although It may lead to his
Today he came
out with another statement, defending
his position and explaining hi8 policy.
The complications arising from his
attitude are thought by some to have
influenced the manufacturers in decid-
ing to delay offers to settle.
Avon, September 22—Following the
shut down of the l., ti. l.ittie.ticld shoe
iuctory, yesterday afternoon. owing to
a strike. of the tasters, the report be-
came current that the tasters desired to
return this morning. but they all rc-
nIained away from the factory.
The threat of Mr, Lilli-'Iicld to go
out of business seems not to have ser-
iously frightened a majority of the met
although upon leaving the inctory ycs~
tcrdny all the operatives Were instruct-
ed to tithe their effects.
Mr. Littlcllcld to known to be I‘Pilll)'
to meet his help tor the. consideration
oi the question 01 price list. but as yet
no dclinitc step in that direction has
‘ been taken.
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SOLDIERS START FOR 30!!
' The First Regiment Breaks (lamp to:
i
a Thirty Days' Furiough.
(ily Asam'iuictl Press.)
t'uIIIp ildI‘cn. l'nitcd States
lost. NIIIIIIII l'onn.. .‘ii‘|"tlilliiiii'
Army
”2 ..
W Attorney Chamberlain, rt‘l Iv i l‘bI i"liitl “Irina-.nt I' all Ii Stubs t‘ on
‘ ‘Allllt M'Whi' 18"" Mi """""" iit‘l'lillll IolIInIu-Its. broke comp curly
‘ ~ . .I
“ It! the ”1.".me to buy a mu" iIIIIs morning and :vl.li‘il‘tl on it furlough
.. to. salt meadow for which they
.. liiem and repay them the purl
us price. The Oyster company pur
"QM the land. tumult ”mm for It
lines then the defendant lI'Is Itln ct
is repay the 3:1,.uoo
‘0! the superior court lli lIIi Igc-
WI" lluit was brought
.Wship l'IIIit am» '.liIiiIIil mud.
to tho Intaiu r term of the
l “rt ll common pleas.
ihruo lots. and III It the III
_ wronaiuliy eutmd on
i“ and still keep It out of the po
«Ma 0‘ the “Wit
7 in amount In Me.
I i. ‘ fill“ the lulnsossluu of ”It lib--
‘ w hiltl ’3th (hunches l'lIe pu-
' We IM’VI‘ti upon til» ret; if) \ W_
Mitch“ IIIMoIImA'I‘Icp.
. (I! Associated l'reI-u)
Ml. Him. licolvmlwr .‘.’.2 lion r
m was unanimously noom
‘ I! Mllillhilull yesterday by In.
I lllie cIInvI-ntlou. iiII rr
MI and riiorts towards I'vItIIIuI
“mulled In NW
‘N lull! members at his par
“'0 heirlohm not been III ne
ill governor iIIInI-Il III Ito
M lie sppcImd lilill Inadt
ie slum-h
”our firm you sum
and soups so substitutes
-“iio use, agreeing to buy the same
'lhe |li.-Ii|liiliu
I-IIId
inequalities oi tutu-II were
platform
I
.II liiili} day. Most of ull‘ pl'clIuru
‘Iions for having camp wvrc i‘lilllp'i‘li'll
. 1I oi the Lordship I‘ark two In
I sltmulll. .liltl lill:i IIIIII'tIiiIK Wiilli IitIiI
.“illililliltli In» ”it lilili to tilt “up quilt.
I) Int-.oquiIsh-It
Siiolflii) iillill‘l‘ IIl II'IIIIIh‘ Iitb- llllllil
Ti” “"9 i" "'“mml’i' '" 'i‘“ ””"i'" jinn the region III lit .uiul by th. band
mania-I Hill of lillllli and took up "it
short lliill‘tll to the IprII \Irilitn: .11
i" "W the station the lllt'ii boarded two m:
' “'- O’W'r ””"i‘i'i'l’ ““"m’" tions of n ritl'lliil IIqu and einrtut on
Only a fur pumps
their trip home.
w-erc ut the stutlou to sue the boys oil
: tonIpany M. of UIIIIIIuIy. ltil Niiillilr
m“ that in September. ”W ”"i on tip ’I‘. In Item this morning. uotmt
'In IulIunIe oi the main body oI tb- ‘
rIgInII III
‘Iiu lump bit now prmthuliy III sli'll
“W "'""" W" .II. (Inly the guard l on: lull. lil'lliiIIi
n") ”"H" ltytllt't'tlwl rulinnut «ind iIIIIIcIlI-n A
undl‘. about ninety men In all. remain .
In“ here to cure for the property.
lll'lI'TItll IIIIINII 'rtI I'IIII‘AIIII,
'I‘IIc lil‘l‘. William 1‘. IlIIlnIrIimoI.
light years tutor at lit. I‘IIIII‘s Idpbwo
pal church. Nrwburipmt. .\i.ou. I...
accepted II l‘lili III 'i'rtnlly i'ilili‘t‘ii. .II
'I‘w'cuiy with! street iiiili erllhtun
Melon. I‘hbuao. .\lr. iIII-nnrdmu will
about) iil‘lih ill t‘lIbnuo will his lulu
ll). .IlIIl will IIII‘III‘I ills litni sct‘mIIlI III
hp» III-w Iiiiliili’llil Ih'lubcr ii 'i'IiIIIl)
I’Lpimopal I‘lIIit‘Ill b- one ol Ito locum
III the dome. button boo rommum
‘Iliiil riilnc Ilse Iienlll of
ill‘. .IoIIII “Milli. on llrm'lllllri‘ II. mu
the church has had no III-mi. the pan
torul IIIIIiI-s do “Hill!“ on the li- I. llul‘
obi Morse. Mr lilrllllitisoll ls ii lor
mac mtor of III I'uul’n rburl II. Nut
'Mllh
g.-
II“.iU| i6 “Milli Ililh‘i"! IMIII.
lily Aimssishd lire-m
Mindoro. Mast. ticptember iii-Jim ,
piers broke Into the realm-urn of Motor
William H. tloll oi the sis-moi brigade.
M V. it. at so early hour this much
'- v was scrupulous carefuiness in the ciewest
oi bakeries—91' purest, highest grade underlain
hols lulu will. Jim: us slits. loll.
Lao, . “1‘ t.».wilir‘nn-fllflAW
ii‘t
soul 1110“”th fl nus.
Allistenttarurllslwsli of
eIiioArrssM tel-30h ry.
(By Associated Press)
New York. September 22—"tIc arrest
of Assistant Purser Frederic E. (fas-
weli. oi the steamboat i’rlscilia. on ur-
rival at Newport. Is. It Is sat . the re-
sult of a systematic robbery. Iy which
the passenger department of the Fall
River line has lost over 31.! o.
The story comes from the oilice of
General Passenger Agent 0. l . Taylor,
in this city
it was Cssweli's duty to tattle up sla-
kets us passengers descended the gang
plank. Many of these be worihl tail to
cancel. or rethrn to the comdrny's of-
lice.
(faswell has confessed that would
sell the puriolned tickets for bat ev-
cr he could get. and take them up again
on the next trip of the i'risciiin.
'l'hc reanlur fare for the trp of tilt
miles to Boston by the Fall Iver line
is 84. Patrons of Assistant Purser
Caswoli paid buli rates or Icsli for the
passage.
At the company's otiiccs liltii y It war:
said that (Ytlawell had been In the em-
ploy of the line for two yenrsi lie is
to
lower than ever.
largest importers.
import cost.
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New lines Jartlinicrs. from 10 cents to $3 00 eneh.
._.__....-..........._- m-_.,.,.
twenty three years out
1 tr -':~ti\e pnnlnmd the 'III rnia.
lithels from t'nswcii in this Iliy Illili
liiiiti‘tl him under arrest on drilling ail
Newtiori
ENGRAVING ‘.
their value.
”wort——
‘iizc Wild” Style
” 2ix45 ”
“ Zlixi’ri “
“ Iiilxiiil ”
Ii :5.;x72 ‘h
” Zillxtitt “
“ Mix-iii “
too i. i
wsnomc I ‘
IIIIIIIIIIIoIIs
sins 47.1.5 Iuciudinui illisiill
andoutsidecnvcl-upt ~‘, i'tiu ilo
est quality and mod \nrl. stic
"it IN ltli‘.
cInIrnvIuIr. tor i
i
I a .
i
1
Nearly lull per cent. iris IiIIsn
oily.
i i
Sentinel
Advertisements
ARE READ IN THE
HOMES OF THE
1
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i
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chr elm-Ii by “othori‘ In this i
l'ZAI'ii Aiiltl'l‘lilNM.‘ HUN 5
lIIiIClIlII. i
I Wedding work table-i Iiml in
1 sorted III envelopes
estra chums. tuber unav-
lInI oorrsspoadluuly station
We also mslw II almond prion
entitle \
gasses i
I'islesralwtllnis. is .u
i . .. .... .. I...
i . Addresses (Janis. as «in. s
i has sstrs.
! Where plate is furnishuh
5 too-uh. Ilia-Io
: tut Garth. Silicate
Ins. and from the room In whhh Meier; i
(loll was leaping master-raids casts and
valuable jewelry was taken. Na cluct
wsa apparent this morninu.
5 ONE (W 'i'lli. llllliltm Vli'Tlhlii.
i am I noun. III-my my
Cornwall. lint.
here today.
Well“! 22~The
hotly or "my basis. at i’ililhilrl. one
at the victims at the littws and the
Work bridge llillluir‘r was rt overed
iavttutle i
Ismmlt. i
i
Ithout ’
.Stul hunting lollies
And Kitchen Ware.
Porcelain Lined
Finest hoods on Earth.
lliBRil‘l'Iil FIVB liiilll l
Till All Elilfli. Will
i (let our i'rices before
buying.
Comstock. Watkins
& DOW,
i ill Washington sh. Ho. florwslh.
Purchasing
The approaching cool weather suggests Oil Heaters. We have fifteen
styles, In all sizes. representing all the leading makes, and at prices
“Enterprise” central dritit heaters. $1. 50 each
Stovepipe and Elbows. any size. extra heavy. double riveted,1tic¢nts.
a
l
line and Crystal Stove Boards, imif tormer price,
Fourteen quart Enameled i’rcseivmg Kettles, 51) cents.
Large consignment of import samples of line China I‘Iom one of our
After-dinner and Chocolate ('ups and Saucers.
Plates, Sauce Dishes, Sugars, and Creams. Cracker Jars ”lea l’ots, ice
Cream Sets. Pudding Sets Condensed Milk Holders, etc., etc., etc., at
W. S“. STUR’I‘EVR‘NT
North Main and Arm Streets,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
A Down 'Sle
MATS AND RUGS
W e have picked out something over tine Hundred Mats and Rugs, Dropped; from o... m: plant
Patterns. Jobs, etc.. and put lied Tickets on them, with a liberal reduction III price .
Smyrna.
Byzantine.
A nutolinc.
Saracen.
Japanese.
Sakai.
Moqucttc.
This will afford an unusual opportunity to buy Mats and Rugs at less than;
A. Dickerman 8* Son.
81s Washington Street. South Nos-walk. Corm. I
Public.
PEACE!
IVI‘IM‘II read the daily pa-
pm.
All you Ins-led IIp—lmlsle‘i
Intoler- I-‘sirllehi
lilliilily.
A pd mlitmls the Nutmcu elite.
«not Ilrui
U 'W Invited to luwbplsrlen.
Nun I: North Nate'- the shoe.
awry: "lInwlI the news In
‘ illiiillt‘l‘,"
Ewell-lady's rid of WA“.
R He the "out Itil'l'." pest-e II-
her-aw.
Shire and “tripe-I Irrevemmre.
manna..-
THE STARS—-
Miehuei. blown. Helium,
'l‘syhm'. Elliot. Hoyt. Web
M. Martin. P. .l. 11th and
hinder Nine.
Till STRIPE}-
ilI-Il. Willie and little.
..
hambuhuuutcums
hsl‘IiIlsinItlutiIrt
lulu Misti: Ill tutti. till
"I! m
WWW“!!!-
lllfllllllllkllllfllllm
I
mumbllslluilhlll
Ilium.
M... on”...
Samuel
Gemstock,
Jr.
72 North Main street:
During the Battle of
Santiago. ‘
iSlt‘K 0k WELL. A “1393‘ NIGHT
AND Mil. .
. The l’selurs at the Battle of lentil”
do cubs were on nomad M M
role 1m in dotting Ammunition.
Ind nations to the Front. loved the
Day.
P. E. Butler. oi pack-trainflo. I. wri-
ting from Santiago de Cuba. on July
.284], says: "We all had disrihoes in
more or less violent form',’snd'wlien
we landed we had no time than s‘doe‘
tor. tor It was a case of rash hid rush
night and day to keep the trobps sult-
piied with ammunition and rations, but
thanks to Chamberlain's Colic,.'Cholera
1and Diarrhoea Remedy. we'were able
Eto keep at work and keep our health;
in fact i sincerely believe that at one
icritical times this medicine was the in-
direct saviour of our army, tor ii the
{packers had been unable to work there
i would have been no way oi setting sun-
plies to the front. There were no roads
that a wagon train could use. 1!! com-
.rade and myself had the good fortune
to lay in a supply of this medicine be-
fore we left Tampa. and i know In iour
cases It absolutely saved life.'"
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
:Chamlierlain Methcine t'o. Dds Moines,
:lows. For sale by G. C. Sufism. South
Norwailr; E. i‘. Weed, Norwalk.’
5
i An old hen never icrlrs opposition
ognwon
3.... m ills ital You ileum Birgit
[Signature
1 of
HOW'S THIS! .
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catnrrh that cannot be
cured by llnll's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHENEY dz (30.. 'i'rops" Tole-
. till, 0.
We the undersigned. havei known 1".
.i. (‘heney for the last fifteen ‘yoars.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions. ~ and tin-
. ancinily able to carry out any obliga-
Iion made by their ilmi.
' WEST It Tiil’Ait. Wholesale drug-
‘,aists Toledo, 0.
WAIJIING . KINNAN & MARVIN
' wholesale dranists. Toledo. 0. 7
lluii's Fatarrh Cure all taken inter-
naiiy. acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces d-thc ”mean.
' Price 75 centn per botUe. Sold by all
druuisu. Testimonials (m.
Hall's family this are thehsst.
'1
”fin“...
A Ynl'Ntl ("Rift-l EXPERIENCE.
My daughter's nerves were terribly
out of order. tihe was thin-and weak',
the lcnst IIoiIuI utnrtelmi her. and she
was wukciul at night. ileiorc who had
taken one package of (Hwy Kim the
change In her wan so great that she
could hardly be taken for the sam-
alrl. She is rapidly growing well and
strona. b. r complexion Is [it‘l'li't‘L and
who sleeps well every plant-«Mrs. Lu-
cy McSntt. ilrIIsh Volley. its. (‘elery
King for the nerves, stomach. liver and
itldtnys III sold in .hc and 50c paella
ages by E. 1'. We- 'll. Norwalll.
IlliliAltKIllIldd l'tIWIiIl til' illitllt'.
Music hath power to soothe the
snvape beast. but not any more potent
In It over rIlIe tel-Inn than t' low-land's
Luna linler III over diseases of the
throat and hulls. it has proved to be
it sovereign renmly for I'ouuhs, t‘olds.
Asthma. IIronchItia and t'onsumptlou.
Hill at I'lnbded‘s Drug anre’. Iii Wash-
Inman street. lioulll Norwalh. for
a trial bottle tree. lisrle silo. us.
- A Iiiillillll‘ll couah or Iichllns in the
throat yields to One Minute t'ouall
I‘m llsrmlm III stint. touches the
rlabt Mull. relhlhls and lust what Is
wanted. It sets at once. wdwsni P.
weed NorwIIIII; (learn 0. Milton.
south Norwslh.
”CL-‘3 I a“
d
Illiillt want) llllciill sun.
"It Is a sin to sealant your health.”
Why do you do It. when you know that
tlhe ism lltusll. mite-sells at the
"in lines. Yeah leries" will euro lr
your my Is reissued? No. l sores
"Mauls-I; i cans in on O
umsmhoreollt leurss
llssssrisetsnvllslsatesistlm
ItlIsIIlall l‘ltls curs In“: 1
Is the ("it lens's letter mm In-
sp. Trial battle at each rebuilt!
or set this out and not one MI 1.0..
returnees on mlilltlll. MK
Plurh. m “min as sirloin“ I.
ll. i’lslllel. ll W fill! «not. sell
scents ier Inuit math. ass.
'l‘rruh wears well. ‘ is have
Inn-Id that Mill's little no.
on are reliable little ‘pllls 1hr maint-
Im the ma; sorts. constipation all
air! headache. Thly Ill'l [M II.
ward P. Well: ”null: > time 0.
atlases. loath llevwslh. . .
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