‘hsisiiitate for may-
“ mt Buckley,
_ aims, aur‘invi-
mailman. Addison
to succeed himself
‘I‘ha catara- wss harmon-
matioas. with few es-
‘ f practically unanimous.
' in was chosen moder-
tii. Austin clerit. About
. WHOM-
natiotia for mayor were II
I. Holmes presented the
a Isaac's "Belleclt. .At~
5A. Gray nominated Gen-
.Ohnstaad. . ’
' imitations being forth-
fllaatiiig proceeded to a hat-
_ tellers appointed Were J. ll.
liquidation and W. H. Dying-
"to “bare the ballots depos-
tho table was lost.
on then collected in the us-
seeiving 61 votes; Charles
“17: scattering, 3.
Dial: W. N. Simona, 15; Goold
;.Wiatleld Scott. 2,
.8lmoas and (hold Hoyt. were
Si-
89: Hoyt. 33; Scott, 4; winter-
- 8. There was no choice and the
heat were unaimously nominat-
.iiaealamatlon.
Ialklti was then nominated by
Grayifor councilman, but he retus-
airmail. B. W. Maples nominated
starter. and J Belden Hurlbutt
ted the name of Alfred A. Avi-
A. It. Hoyt’s name and also that
Osborn was presented. On the
Avlson received 58; Meeker, 8;
1: Osborn, 3.
Itaxt Mllot resulted in 43 for
I her, 34; Osborn, 5; scatter-
. l
l r
i
, i
eflrst ballot gave him ’t'l, and (bi
, 17, with no choice The second
t showed that Meckcr had 56; (is-
, lunar—Addison A. Betta.
" ‘ tor-Victor S. Selim-it.
IherlfI—R. N. Morehousc.
[altar—A. E. Martin.
taarnay Gray then got lit a whack
is H. lochwood. the present inspec-
-t&»of elections. by nominating i’. E.
5‘ libehwood. Mr. lochwood. mil to bc
’ doao, Jumped up and nominated
‘ ‘ II. Hoyt. who was elected by iii
out of in ballots.
’ ohn A. Osborn nominntud A. ll. lllll
“water commissioner. 'I‘bc i'lloli‘i-
”I William". li‘rt'tlerick Maud in tin-
gm member of the hoard
MI" E. (‘lirtll whit ilioscii tili'
“lithe to auccccd H. l‘. l'ricc who
did!!!“ to serve longi-r
rat- Iaanciai cad of the caucus aci-
IIII “.18.
IIOrwaiii Republicans both-iii llli"
. barn arminaied a strong ticket or
’ III-truths but-laces iiicii wiiiiii .iii‘
m thorn to victory
Milt Isaac Bollcili . ibci my. hat»
paper aasliticatioas and will malo-
lass mayor.
I'M Buckie) hi it \\i'll ltiionn
M It“. a member of the firm of
«I I. luckier & thin. Nldrlll W: b man
I .90". t
. w. N. limons iii iiiipaiiiitciidcnt of
WWII" INhodlai Kitiwiipal Iiiti
Wit and la docidodii popular
“all at last Infill“. and lliitl a boat
Wit.
“I: II lioyt la the tilde; shoe drain
a. Mats. it than who for warm has
mild a prosperous business
w Avlaiiti is the Main
We Ind by many teiits, gives onim
fl Wtiactimi. Farr) our ago-ca
r-I I'MI
“5 Is that its taste is ticliiiuus. ‘
“that its action when taltcn as I
W.NCMSHWIM int wanting dia-
“is [wooipt and most licntviicial.
‘ "magic-n river la-t‘iimca an
“it discard. the "oil“ for
fimwm the lit- given to
. I. II "JIM”.
m Vtaol mutt
y
a.
errant 'WW‘ r . ~
Nuisflsmotlaltafli'
can aim at ids (that
has static his record ,as a city olclal.
having been a burgosa as wall as soon-
eiimsn.
The other members of the tlahot are
the present incumbents. who have been
Mlacted year altar yar.
W
A meeting of thpjgflapubliaaa statc
asntral costumes was held Iandsy
at llsrttord. All the creatures for
data macro are-ant ”om rim
clerk. at Windham. nominee tor sic-
rotary of state. Reports were made oi
the condition of the party in the vari»
ias districts and [thaooutiooir i‘tor ntho
catalog election. The reports wcracali
satisfactory. An invitation was recei-
vod for the committee to attend the
utilisation meeting at the Republican
haaguc clubs of the state in New Han
vrn. Thursday evening. it was voted
that the committee attend in shady.
All the indications point to tho tinc-
ceas of the Cougalin delegates in the
county convention at Newtcwn on tho
ml: of October. Should this surmise
prove corra'ct the contest will bershal'l)
when the polls are opened on election
day. llawley and Coughiin will malts
i lively contest with chances in (over
if no one.—-itridgaport Union.
‘ ‘ ; —F——'-—'
If Mayor Bohannan, at Stamford. is
oittcd against Congressman Hill, the
Democrats of the Fourth district will,
indeed, have a rapid fire candidate.
How the man with the tremolo voice
van talk—Bridgeport 't'elagram.
NEW llllEll lllllllll.
Continued from First Page.
engraved on fine ivory plates. x'i‘ho
manual keys are of the overhanging
trim. and the pedal lieys arc of the lat-
est and most approved pattern.
SPECIFICATION.
'i‘wo Manuals, Compass (it) to (it, til
notes; and Pedals, Compass (300 to it‘,
30 notes.
having its own i‘nnsolc is also condor-i
ed by
bausi System to the main ltcy-boarili.
I’I’lh‘l nilhAN.
ilii Pipes.
24. Double Upon Diapason ....... it" i
25. Ih.iirdon ...... . .............. to
("ill l‘l.lt2|l.~l.
iKnoiis above Swrll Kcy-boardi.
2a. Swell to ilroat.
27. ilwoll to (treat iii‘llli’i'.
L'h'. ”ii iii to i'cdai.
L'li. Swell to I'cdnl.
l‘l-ZilAl. Mm'lthiilN'l'H.
illt‘dl Urgati li'orio.
til. Ilrtlll Organ Piano.
32. SWiiil (ll‘uilit Fili'lt‘.
:i:t. rim-ii Organ Piano.
:li. ilr lit to l‘cdal ("I‘Vt‘rflllllt' t‘niip-
i li‘l‘l.
ill
Illl.
lIlIlilIlt'lHI HWiiil "I't'u'.
Ai‘i'lettiltiilllilti.
rlwoll 'l‘vcintilo.
I‘:i‘l par mud Indicator.
Water Motor i‘onui-i-iion.
tli‘iOt‘iAl.
:m.
l at.
‘ as.
id Hoyt is a mi main agent a:
Inicrnzitionai i'iifli.
"ills! Water Motor.
'l'olii l’iim. LON.
Tho tiltinllll coaccri wil an Item
“'itlntiltlll) owning thioiar tub. when
llii organ \ti ll be Mliihit-d by a play-
or from the fattori and Mia Ni-wliirii
:iitml MM Aliic rib-twinid sill appear
i .is “it il nriia i-
aaaaarn arm m VIA”
glands! that Italian is the Jackson
wflh’fltm'fllm.
lily Aswiateii Fri-cu
I'lliillfl’lfltlli. Tina. its-Honour L"
l Iil"I l'ml tiflir' ltt-prcliir "bird. in
Illl’lt‘ of Hi" fliiitihirh dim-ion. lino
rucirui n inlcaram fioiii inspcitor
lites-um algi rig that Its- Iiail matlt‘ lit
3 iiiiimiiiitil iIN‘NiI will It will pm to an
end «unlit-g whlrh has lain going on
i is ibc Jachmniilie. i-'l.i.. you once for
i ... rural yours.
i 'lho iioio irri-ntcd is Thomas Miller,
‘i maiiitm club who has been employ-
‘wl in the Jacksonville «thisi sewn
‘ mm A large national of mail was
‘ tom d in M ”II n WNN‘W-lim and certain
aiiirav wax to "NM. Nilli-r made I
fail mics inn after tiring arrestedi
hat I” "an the inspectors have been
at to trace is. thief.
l
ODELU BATENTED VACl,lO-EX~
iiAllS'i‘ SYSTEM.
(lltldA'l‘ ORGAN.
671 i’ipes.
Feet
1. Open Diapason ............... 8
2. liulclnna ..................... it
3. Mclodin ...................... 8
4. Octave ....... : ................ i
5. Flute Harmonic .............. i
6. ’l‘wailth ................... 2 2 -3
7. Fifteenth ..................... 2'
ll. Mixture ................ fl Ranks
ti. 'l‘rumpel ..................... 8
SWELL ORGAN.
549 Pipes.
iii. iiourdon Treble l ........... 16
ll. llourdon liar-is l
12. Open Diapason ............... 8
lil. Sallclunal ..................... 8
14. Aoolino .. .................... R
i5. Stopped Diapason ii
16. Rohr Fiote ................. .. 4
..17. Violin ........................ 4
l8. Piccolo ..... . .............. 2
iii. Oboe and llnaiioon ........... . ll
SUNDAY SCHOOL ORGAN.
(Encioscd in n t-lwclldloxi.
196 l’ipcs.
20. Open Diapason ............... ii
21. llolco ........................ ii
22. (‘tinicrl l" Iiiic ................. ii
23 Hometown .................... 4
(1‘ his dltliiion of the organ besides
the ”doll I‘aicnicil Vaciio-i'lx- 1
. who ..th Ids?
saris io‘airriaat is its pita-aj
and indispensable in the kitchen and
far. cooking and washing purposes. but
it was never intended for medicine. and
people also use it as such will someday
HIM it.
We refer to the common use of soda
toraliave heartburn onaaar stomach. a
this almost daily. and one which‘ is
u-aiight with danger: moreover the so-
da only gives temporary ““an sad in
the end the stomach trouble gets worse
~ and worse.
The «rods acts as a mechanical irri-
tant to the wallaof the stomach and
bowels and cases are on record where
it seen-slated in the iatastioas..oaiis-
tag death by inflammation or.pariion-
itbi.
lir. liarlandaon recommends as the
salient and surest cure for sour stom-
.ich (arid dyapcptila) an escoihtnt pre-
paration sold by dronlsts under the
name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablctii.
’l‘bcse tablets are large 20. grain los-
cngca, very pleasant to taste and con-
tain the natural acids, peptonos and di-
gestive elements essential to good ol-
gostion, and when taken after meals
they digest the food perfectly and
promptly before it has time to ferment,
sour and poison the blood and nervous
system.
lir. Wucrth states that ho invariably
uses Stuart's tiysiiepsia Tablets in all
cases of stomach dorangornente and
finds them a curtain cure not only for
tour stomach, but by propmtly digest-
, tag the food thcy create a healthy ap-
petite, increase flesh anti strengthen
the action of the heart and liver. They
are not a cathartic, but latendn' only
tor stomach diseases and weasaoss and
will be found reliable in any stomach
trouble cxccpt cancer of the stomach.
All druggiats sell Stuart’s Dyspepsia
'i‘ablcta at 50c a package.
A little hook describing all forms of
stomach weakness and their euro mali-
cd free by addressing the Stuart 00.. of
Marshall, Mich.
DRILL! 8801' N011
lilitary [on will have Little to Do
Until that Time.
There is a liili in local military mat-
ters and but little news will be stirring
until the older is received from hcnti-.
.piartci-s relating to the resumption of
‘drllls. This on] r is generally sent out
my the 15th of October and according
ito the law the soldiers must begin dril-
ling on the first of November. The. drill
season lasts from November lsi to May
lst and the captains or the various
commands of the state win shortly rc'
cclyc orders to that effect.
‘mcnt said today that ho had not heard
of any suggestions for changes in the
uranium of the state hrigado but is
quite certain that something will be
done when the general assembly is tal
icd together. He expects that a com-
mittee will be appointed to make chan-
ges that were suggested by the difficul-
tics experienced when tho war bruit!
out and the fact became apparent that
the canct rcintlonsnip caisting bctwccu
iihc state militia and the regular army
Was not clearly iiiidcr.stood
i it is not exported that their will bcl
.‘lfl,\ radical thaugi-s lli tiic drill ordcra
to he issued this fall and "iv aamc rou-
i.itii- will probably lit' carricd tilll.‘ Nov.
Ellill‘l'li la-ador.
l
IIOIDHO PIT! II ITAIPOBD
.WII Ono of Toddyp Terrors and
' taught the Ipaslah at laatiago
A young man of siouchy and iiiicnuili
juppi-arniit-o. with corduroy Ilri‘l‘t'llt‘ii
ind spurs. a blue llaiincl shirt. fiiilllltrt'v
m, lmiidaiiu lanolin-whirl wound about
:illtt lii‘ill. :i pistol bolt encircling ltlii
lwiilal, Willi :i if: calibre i‘iill's rcroltct‘
protruding at the side. was obwrvml
lu'iiilliil iowii yi-slcrdiiy. aud r‘i-l [Hitlvli‘
Iiii wondcriug if iiicy had been Il‘lilitift‘l'
i. d in tlic wild Mill wool) West or wi'i'i-
still in tho Iti‘lll‘t'llll and rivillacd cowl
lie was a typical row-piiiiciicr and pro
rid to tic our of 'i‘riidy ltoosci'vli‘s
itoiish llldcrs. iii- iii known only as
lirtuiciio I’l'li'. crop in the part of 'i‘cx-
in than which he liallii and where lll‘
owns a large rattle i‘iilii‘ll. lio has
.t‘hticiaw iiidiitii blood in his “dull. and
a glance at his features is all that is
Illi'i‘t'ttlill‘)‘ to impress the iillitil’lit'r of
this fact. Ilroucho i‘oii- won in tin-
biiiilc oi riautlaao. and has iwoMaiiacr
biillci waiiiidu rilll iiiihcalcd in one or
his iwl. its a i'l'lIil'lilIiMIlt‘t' of llldl
llaiit. iic Ivil liih- ,iiairrday to, line
itill. rtiiiioford Adrwair.‘
...—Wow..-
0" 80 DAY. I”. IAIILA
Ion arrival ofthe Isnator Isaianing
toOaau Uaeaaiaaaa.
. tlty Aa-otlatcd Press.)
iiiiii ii‘riioiim'o. ricpicnilicr L't—‘l‘iw
’t‘ttli‘itll'lh‘dl "I the transport lii'tiiiliir
is Iii-limiitig iii call-o ii liiiiiI iitii'iill-
"ms. itiic p. now oui thirty-live days
fiirni Miillll‘l. 'l‘lii- wiiiamcr loaliitiil.
which li-fi Month iwo days after the
I‘lIIiINIl‘, was caught in a iyphmai and
bad in put into Nagasaki on August .10
bid for "ultra. 'l‘hi' iranatmri t‘tiioii
.ainc acres“ from Manila in twenty-
o- ghl dais, inc l‘iiv of main. iii twain-g
i,\'-iltvcvi. tho i‘tiy or iirdiiey in that»
tour and iiw i'iiina Iii twentydhmi
'I it! Ml lhcac rcaat'l-i stopped at NI-
“PM for mal. Midas that transport
senator and Miaadla. the ladiaaa is
now out iwcntvucven darn and the
'iiiiio iwi-viiy- ~sis days. All of them wilt
he not been to Isalls as mm as tiwy
mrh here and hart- Mn ra-prmiaimi- '
o
«iii: a ....h.
habit which thoiiaaaaa of people prsar
,1 Colonel Callahan of the Second rcgi- :
'W .
all. 3.: iii:
- to any “pain , «W
i « 2 .,,
in dirt; hi ‘i ..w . ..i. will. u,” r
. a an. i .
. ‘ ~ 1 s ~ ‘ it
to i? . . V " I} ks
‘ . at i 5‘ y
‘ ll ‘ . 4 .
i. r‘ ...... ’ W M i w I
.
Mason li‘ruit Jars, quarts, best made. . . . . . .2l9c doz.
Jelly Glasses, fresh goods, full size... ...25c doz.
’l‘oilct Sets (10 pieces) English, line decora-
tlilili-t...........
.........................82.50set.
licd (,loitiforlitblcs, extra lit-avy ($1.50quality. . . 0%
(iii llctitcrs, central draft. - - Q - . . - .. - - - $1.50 each.
(‘oal Stoves (heaters) good till". vii“? free 3325 080}!-
Stitdciit Lamps, all iiicklc, $4 grade. . . . ...32 each.
li‘lll' Rugs, black, grey, wliitc, cxtro tine. . . ($2 each.
Hundreds of other bargains lll furniture department.
'l'licsc goods are offered-
l'or this wet-k only.
own——
W. S. STURTEVANT,
North Main and‘flAnn Streets, south Norwalk, Conn.
7:30., $1.00, 31;.i0,
Ladies' .ltu hats and (lapcs at half-price.
Lailics' Silk Capes at half-price.
Ladies' Bicycle Skirts, from $2.50 to $1. 00.
Ladies Bicycle Jackets, fr )lll $l.2.i to 2:3c ts.
lnidics Bicycle llats,
llalance Mcn’s Cnmbric Shirts, large sizes,
Balance Men’s Carubric Shirts, large sizes, from Tbcts to 39cts.
A few pieces Wash (loads, from 10 and l2lcts to hots.
Fifteen pieces yard Wll'lt‘ l’crcalo, from 10 and 12lcts to 'i'cts,
Bargains iu‘ Dress (lands and other items.
from 50 cts to lilcts.
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’Evening
Sentinel
Advertisements
ARE READ IN THE
HOMES OF THE
etc.,
Thursday is Bargain Day.
THE tasr canon SUMMER cooas.
.. "W CHILDRENS’ JACKETS um...”
Viz: bile,
etc.
from fillets to 25cts.
A. Dickerman a- Son,
84 Washington Street. South Norwal'k. Conn.
During the Bottle of
Santiago
sun or WELL. A airsa aicar
AND liA'i'. ‘
The Pacharaat the Battle of [Santiago
do untoward all Heroes ,2“: no-
roia Efforts in Getting Annuities
. and nations to the Front land the
Day.
P. E. Butler. of pack-train No. 3. wri-
ting from Santiago de Cuba. on July
234. says: "We all had diarrhoea in
more or less violent farm. and when
no iandcd we had no time to ‘see‘ a doc-
tor, for it was a case of rash and rush
night and day to hoep'the troops sin»
plied with ammunition and rations. but
thanks to Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. we were able
to lit'l‘il at work and keep our health:
in fat-gt l sincerely bellow that at one
critical times this medicine was the in-
direct saviour of our army. IN if the
parlicra had been unable to work there
would have been no way of getting stip-
plies to the front. There were no roads
that a wagon train could use. fly cont-
rnde and myself had thc good fortunh
to lay in a supply of this medicine be—
fore we left Tampa, and I know in four
cases it absolutely saved life." '
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers at this medicine, the
Chamberlain Medminc t‘n. lied Moincs,
laws. For sale by (i. (‘ Stillson. South
Noranlk; F.1’.chd.l\’orwalk.
GLITCH-E
Bears the a? lid int tiii this mm
Signature
llOW'S 'i‘liiS!
We offer one hundred dollars reward
i for any case of catarrb that cannot be
i cured by ilall's Cntarrh (‘ure.
i i". .i. CHENEY & C0.. l’rops.,
: do. 0.
g We the. undersigned. have known F.
‘J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and tin-
, aiiclally able to carry out any obliga-
‘ lion made by their firm.
. W 231‘ & 'rnuax , Wholesale drug.
gists, Toledo. 0.
1; WALDING . KiNNAN & MARVIN
‘ wholesale drugglsts, Toledo, 0.
i ilall's Catarrh Care is taken inter-
gnally, acting directly upon the blood.
land mucous surfaces of the system.
'Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall's family fills are the but.
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Tole-
’a
A CURE I‘Oii NERVOUS HEADACHE
For eight years i suffcrcd from com
alipation and actors nervous headache
I 'tho headache usually lasting three dayr
Purchasing
Public.
OUR
01L HEATERS!
Ara Just the Thing
'l‘liiiao i‘uol Niulii» and Mortiitiue.
.\ child can carry tlitiiii
iiliiiiit llit‘ lioiisiil
'l'lioy limit quickly and
are as quickly extinguish-
oil.
icoiastoclt,
Watkins
I Dow,
”2 Washington sh,
South Norwallt.
Dorion House.
Gregory‘s Point. South Norwalh.
.i. it. riiiilii'itii. Ilfltliilt‘liti‘ aiiii lliiiiiltttt'r.
'I‘i-riii- reasonable; bathing lumiiiig,
ilaiiiiiu. iilootrlc t‘lll'i‘ to hotel. iiiiii-
iici-iiiut with all train» on the
N. L. N. ll. all li.ll.
l‘\t~l‘lti'Ai-~tizli ttiiiilii' iMJNlt i'i..\hi
moan ANil aiitiiii; iiiwhtta.
Jyl l'iiii
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
M 7" MA“. 0'
Furniture. Pianoo.
lioyoioo. Carri-goo.
clot. etc. etc.
ma romant- iaotnaa as
Taylorhaoldea’s
Ital tutti tat ismsii M
"M 'ahiam Mail. is. Namath.
Cunt lest Mauritian.
liars into in that an
llllli Voltllblls III Milt. lull
"if! aonlu.
m
“lointtu tittiu learnt in ru-
nits ihiisn iii iiiiriu tat iiuos
iii
heart than tail subunits
mutt.
Comatock,
Jr.
72 North Main street.
; at n time. Headache powders relieved
imc temporarily. but left too had an
effect. Since 1 began taking Celery
King 1 have greatly improved in health
scldom or never have a headache, haw
gained in flesh. and foil iim‘idedly wcli
j - Mrs. E. 8. llatch. Temple. N. ii.
‘i‘t-lcry King for thc acri-cii. liver and
ltidncya is sold in tide and Eric packages
by E. 1’. Word. Norwalit.
vicinity is A thliiciti‘i‘i. PMN'I‘
And is now universally conceded by
sch-aunts to he the only herb which
offrrtoai-Iy cum all nervous troubles.
i‘clcry forms the principal part of
t‘loroland t‘clary (‘ornpoiind 'l‘aa. tho
art-at vegetable remedy for nervous
iimpiratlou. nervous oxhiiiiation. con-
:aiipatlon. imliaoatiun. headache. ira-
pitro blood and all‘ diseases of Ilia
Montai'h. liver and iiidaoya. Call on
I‘lithilt'tl'l drug store. in Washington
1 sin-ct. sooth Norwallt. and got a trial
parliuxo irco. large when. 25 cents.
A stubborn cough or tlrhlinl in the
throat yields to One atlnaio 00th
t‘nre. liarmiras in effect. touches the
right spot. rclhbio and inst what is
wanted it acta at once. Edward P.
Weed Norwalli: (icons 0 Itiliaoa.
South Norwslh.
”M'Eflfld 'u
“some
of
TliltY Altil arena
The tamoiis Bias I. Remedies of the
"Joe Ilhlltig Yuri MOI," th. I".
study of II. I. Drierouaile. A. In I.
ii. No. 1 cures Rheumatism: I cum
La driver; a core- a canal or cold: I
cum tiatarrh; l is a perfect appotla-
ing tonic: 0 XXX Mllnnlhii. Pith
oars impotenest I la the Ohilhfl'l
ltoiicf Mill". Byrap. Trial bottles
of all. lac too-ii. or can this out and got
one tree: Lotto nitration iia applica»
tion. ('hsrlcs I. Finch. an Washin-
tuti street, and it". ”slated. 48 VII“-
_ ington stmt. solo agents for
Niirwalh. f'min.
Truth wears wail. Mia have
learned that liIWitt's lditla Iariy Bil-v
era are reliable little pills for Iqalu-
. lag the bowels, aiirias Ionstlpatipaad
aiclt headache They don't grips. Ed-
iward l'. Weed. Norwalh; (lama (I.
l stiiisoa. sooth Norwsth.
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Norwalk Chronicler