~ I-“1-Ui‘wo Ina...
Mud in the Sound.
W111": 011: its:
in”: other“ near
cuts: to the north
s9sr: bolus visible
thé’Ir lamb, and
t’ midway between
. f'd Osptain': Island.
in the track of passing
. mutants of this vessel
’ ad about fifteen feet
at: If. II'IIII use; All
is'cal'rltn away, and
was hanging loose from
b1)!“ canto in through the
l’li'lidy thtih on any day dtir-
iwas season. 'lhey also re-
muss this Fall River has
, mar City of Brocktoa. sp-
‘. tifouhle, lying to a short
‘, stun the Eaton' a Point wreck
. when she should have been
lmlon. for site left her pier
to at: the usual hour Saturday
I‘II I.
positive as to the Identity
melt Sound sailors were in-
believe that the schooner sun-
, Execution lint was the Ri-
. Ii Glptlin L. S. Whittcmore.
: .. IsIIiIIMe” with a cargo of
this city. She was seen III
. . . Sound Wednesday. and with
. I. that have since prevailed
thoothers of the big fleet
been delayed by a calm that
II the way from Nova Seotia
DOWN IN A CLOUD 0F
STA‘AAM
II Slater, from Bath. Me. to
on. witnessed the sinking of
vesselflis schooner. with the
is Twliisht and It. l~.‘ llarL
in company when his main called
Itiou to II fourth stbooncr,
pound to have a donkey engine
m If! cloud: of steam were ris-
l
' ‘ “you: her bows.
‘ Gawain Dodge looked at her he
s stern of the Vessel suddenly
III the air and the bow go down.
' a minute after she plunged bend
‘1 to the bottom. The belief is that
he took for the exhaust of an In-
‘ was the vapor caused by the sink-
of I cargo of time by the sudden
of set water. He said that IIftI r
vessel went down the lluri. which
rest to her. sailed around the
in order to rescue the crew, but
in: was found.
1 - oi the liell (lute pilots on board
schooner Richard lirury reported
. nisht having seen the llrockton ly-
. to with a hole in the starboard
m. but the Drury was "II II III II 1112"
has: of several nliii'li.
, (”Win lisrlthouIIe. of the iil‘iiihii
. _. Harold litil'tiifll. said that :It
_. “It: time he hlnl passed within a
‘ M of too flrocklou and on the
. side. but he saw no lIIIiII. lull
shaft the paddle boats. and be
t her machinery had been do
I and so she stalled up it bruit-
. but she pirltI-d it up usuiu and
. . shortly afterward. lesuuilua
m1 town noun A 1 II: quIItc
illslw
floors llulslI-y. of the when
I”! I". 1"oltuill, of illusion. who
the hisetnllou ltnIlt wlecl. nlIII ll
Uriah! dayiluht, said he tluquiIt
that of ti vessel of about one
and fifty tons. and that the up»
of the «pars iiliiilltiui litut
W.“ Iiihnf "f”liivtii ll iI-I'lilit hion
, H.110? I'll" iluti Owl) ull'tltil hit
8* M went down by another
“11 1h! 0M liltli saith her.
rabble reports from MI" ltlrt '
QM" loliti that "lit i'ily of
i . W unit/ed iihlt‘ and that
g“ ”has her way llIroutsh II fun.
‘ 1* Itzsvlns N w \‘anI on IlIItIu
as
‘4,
struck on the port side by
. ithhsrd Illll which sank
“minutely. All the schoo-
‘ ' were real in d by the steam r
M was said. was not seriously
It] the collision. The captain
was unable to swim.
‘W
p,
‘ ichtil he was etched no. bolus the
itI I: b: tantra shard.
s: Inclined toward ' '
:‘ve reached City island yesterL"
load. 3.- Dodge, of the schooner .
.... were working at one of IiIci
liltl s uI'lIoouI-t' s yttwl boat in.
Mord when oil lillullnaton. I. I
I . ...
ins usefulness that srow: out of such
“ Christian discipleship. Do you than
9161““?
(if t.llsse Christian carton. and on he-
hsif of this Church. I enumerate this
. :uhlld. to Christ and the Christian life.
Aldon.
(In token of this not of soars-station.
the minister shall 1:! his hand on the
child's head; and offer prayer in his be—
half 1
Yesterday was ohnbrv as rally sun-
day s: the "artistic "rotational
church. There were appropriate sur-
clues at the more". and evening :er.
vices. lit the session of the Bands:
school Rev. Mr. Shelton delivered an
sddtnss'sad the school realist-rd titl-
Gloria. from Mosnri': Twelfth Mass.
The intermediate and Senior remote;
of Christian Endeavor neld a union
meeting which was addressed by Mr
Shelton. At the evening service Rev
Mr. Johnson represented the intern“
of a colored orphan asylumu III Nw
York.
There was a large attendance at the
First. Methodist Episcopal church at
both services yesterday. and especially
in the evening. when the buplistry.
was used for the first time. and Albert
l). Croasley was Immersed.
ens. Inn!” 1' PM
Ha Animate Tell the Commissioner:
About the nilippinss.
(W Associated Press.)
Paris. October 3~Maior General
Merritt, who commanded the American
roops at Manila. arrived here this
mourning from Marseilles for the pur-
nose of giving the united States pence
30111111183101! the benefit of Ills observa-
.lona in the Philippine islands. fie ro-
man] to the Grand Hotel de L'Atbe-
he was suffering from fatigue. The
general did not see the United States
.teace commissoincrs before the cutting
If the joint Wait)" today.
’l‘ln- American conIIIIissiout-rs held a
tension this morning at their own om-
'es. preparatory '10 the second meeting
fivitit the Spanish commissioners which
.:Icgan at the commission's rooms In the
foreign office immaliately after thelr
.lSSCfliliiiflK there at 2 o'clork this after
100“.
Tim plan of work directed to be pre-
:‘lul‘dti by the secretaries has not been
perfected. as the secretary of the Span-
ish commission did not arrive here un-
fill today.
The American commissioners will be
'ecclVI-Ii by President. Fillll‘t‘ at 5 o"
dock on 'i‘ucsdny afternoon.
UUOGEEDB JOHN B. MOORE.
David J . Bill Appointed First Assist
ant Secretary of State.
Washington. October fl—n'l'hn presi-
lept has appointed David .l. liill. of
' turiicstI-r. N. Y.. first assistant secre-
tory of state. to succeed John Bennett
Moore, resigned.
Dr. lilll is president of the Itoshoator
IIIlch-sity, in II scholarly gentleman
out is particularly known through his
lnowlcdgc of international law. Mr
has taken II prominent part in New
York politics utui has dclicrerd lunny
utblic addresses during recent caut-
Iulgnn. lie is now in llollatul. but is
-pr-ctI-d to mum at once. t.ti\'lIlK ill“
‘Ilili'li the position” tendered.
'0 WOO. DANG“.
But linistor Oongsr lay: than is
Anxiety for the Future at Poitin
(liy Alum-listed Press.)
Washinluou. October a«-'l'llc stilt.
il-pztrtlncnl ilttn l‘t'i'I‘inIi the following
I‘iiilil‘urillli from Minister t'onucr III l'c»
hin:
”’l'hcre is IIII n-rlous damn-r yet. luu
‘lillititit‘l'iiilii' anxiety for the future
l‘iIII ilil‘l‘i'ii ilI-et .e ilhnl‘lliiliillfl at Thu
itllll. Ilouu oi” the illilliiiltltt urc Illa-
IluIII lo l'cklu for leuutiou uuard. "
iI “\ririiiil-l ltl‘iil iiN 'i‘i) W.()llK
tlly Aunts-intro l‘ross.)
North Weytuouth. Mam. lit-tuber Am
The lnIuI-rs III the lithium! of 'I‘Iu'ror.
t ‘urtls h 'I'errlll returned in worlt this
tuorniuy mailers burials iIII-u Indica-
bl) acilhd. They will lost by hand
until llII liit‘ll'li dilllonhv Vliiil till
i uttciliuc culnpuut b. ncttitd
‘ sum K Ittovuu 'llit) not It
‘ lily Iiittitit‘its III I'i'I'nII )
Mint). Ii. l.. iit‘lon'r 11 Lewis lush-
rock. who was llt‘I'iaflllitiiy shot while
Ilnuultul yesterday by a boy who was
with hint. died latI-r “! the result of
IlIiI nunud. 'I'lII Ilium-I of the sun
IlItI-II-d llnlIIIII‘it' II fool. shtliteritul it to
me it an exit at that amputation hncunn-
III-I'I'Ilrnr)‘. The hillti‘M lil‘tliltd lIIII
much and Iietttit followed
'Utlfihill'itii ifitlm MIMIKA.
lily Asst-dated Press)
Niliilit‘ Wash. Iit‘ioltor 8-» The steam
“I‘iiiltliii‘l‘ Discovery arrival at mid-
ulItlu front Muslin with mil passable"
‘iIili nintttl ”0,0110 ill flttltl tilitli. Tile
trrnIIutII was owned by I: low not. A
ih‘ihHil'iil in clotlii'fi "111 “Mm“:
“1111111“ Mul'nrd. "wont. lltl Mellow
did a brother of Mes Ml’iit'illiii. the
to plan IIIIIII in said to have bronchi
: out “It illtIi
"I null. d her if she thought she could
”'1‘1'" 9' “WW" ""1" 1"“ learn to lov- mo. and she said ans)
i'iiiliii.i. bt-cnlm' stile was already slitti-
: yin; Spanish and lrsrnlns to suits.“
e
In response to the wish and promise
I
i
4 tee and declined to be lntcrvicwod, as J
roe-h wands»:
what Appetite and flood Dissa-
on laser Usher's-f of
unstfsttIt:
fats-Insults WM 01' on Indian-
No trouble In more common or more
misunderstood than nervous drwehlls.
People havlas it think that theirnervs: '
are to blame. are suprisod that Unit
are not cured by nerve mollciaei and
spring remedies; the real seat of tail-
chief is lost sight of; the Itomaah is
the origin to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach, nor
'perkaps any of the usual symptoms
of stomach weakness. Nervous dyspep-
Iin shows itself not in the stomach
Io much as in nearly every other or-
gan; In some cases the heart paipltalos
lad is Irregular; III others, the kidneys
are affected; in others the bowls are
constipated. with headaches; still oth-
ers are troubled with loss of flesh and
Ippetiic, with the accumulation of gas.
iOlli‘ rlsinss and heartburn.
Mr. A. W. Sharper. of No. ill l’ros-
poet street. Indianapolis. Ind.. write:
as follows: "A motive III pure grati-
luro prompts me to write these few
lines regarding the new and valuable
modiclne,81uurt's Dyspepsia Tablets.
l have been a sufferer from nervous
dyspepsia for the last four years: have
used various patent medicines IIIIII oth-
er remedies without any favorable rc-
Iult. 'l‘hey sometimes gave temporary
relief until the effects of the medicine
worn off. i IIiIrlbtttcd this to my ne-
deatary habits. being a boobkecper
with little physical exercise. but I am
glad to state that the tablets have ov-
Ircomo these obstacles. for l have guin-
cd In Ilesh, sleep better. anti 'am better
It every way. The above is written not
for notoriety. but is based on actual
facts."
Respectfully yours.
A. W. SliAltl’l-‘Ili.
til Prospect St.. Indianapolis, Ind.
It is safe to say that Stuart's Dyspep.
Ila Tablets will cure any stomach
weakness or (Iiiit'llM‘ except cancer of
he stomach. 'l‘hey cure Iour stomach.
(as, loss of flesh and appetite. Hit'i‘ll-
.Issut-us. palpitation. heartburn. ('illl~
dipsiiou und III-.tIluI-iuu.
Send for valuable llit'c book on_
domuch diseases by addressing Stuart
‘II,. Marshall. Mich.
All Ill-nudists sell full sized puclsnttsI
II (It) cents.
)bD FASHION HOME SWAPPING.
Italic of Deaths Pond Freshly Dis
couragod in Connecticut.
.\ New London tit-spub'h says:
the barbarous llclu'll Pond httse races
Ind fairs bay.- been practically broken
up. tluI otllccrs of the Connecticut llu-
pane siclew have bad cIIIIIpnrntiVI-ly
Hate to do in looking out for such vio-
IItloIIs of the lth in eastern (‘otIuI-ctl—
-ut. A few days ago. howIIver. ll wa.l
t-nrncd that the pond of horse traders.
...-key. and ftdtlrs which made "each
‘IIIIII .so notorious was about holding II
III Liberty Hill, ill \Vllldlulut
‘quIly. The information cunn- to tbw
uricty in II poster which announced
.he approaching horse trading I-IIItvIIII~
ton to the country propic for miles
Irouud. The poster wml illustrated
villi Illiiliit H of III'III’fcII horn-e ulul mt
ioriii tllc delights to be expected lll lilr
talth. ring:
li.li l-‘AHIIIIIN litlllSIII 'I'il.\llliili-1'
l‘l).V\'l-2N‘l'lili\' .\'l‘ LIIDMIS l'l.\i'l-..
Lilli-:lt’i'l' Illl.l.. i‘DNN.
i‘IIllIII. lake .I day off. lulu iilc fricuuls
lIId lII‘liiililill‘a you will luII-t and laid
I rdtIIl-lc ‘luiIl the rufiic ulul rtyi\'.lll
t’iilll'lllti oi‘old Liberty lllll. You will
.‘l't‘t'ilt' uood ir- uluuul and as much of
I". fuilon'luu pl: cm. of prion rly us your
.uuuvy will buy. 'l‘lIc uIItIIt-rlnu nill
ll‘--l uchuouh-due ltllrolntlt tlII- Ili|iiiiii|1
of u slmlII-Iunuu chum-n from unions.
iu‘lr lillllliil‘l‘l in III-rout I-ItprI-Iodous.
liif'il' tituultfullms for living to tit‘i‘
-|ll‘11 i1 tltdde collection of animals W
11‘“ how one luiIied. litmus of born-III
club us many unod nud bud points as
iii many human III-lusts. qul we can
rulhfuily say they are all within
' and It)" tours of use, ll r were u
lot we Iulcul Fill! that one of the hor-
II-s Iwhmlttd III I: III‘II' Wunhluuluu.
Ind it Iolhrr wot iit'lll‘l‘iii rilIIIitcr's
'lIutuI r at riatlllluso. instead of icl
tun Inch ii II as lhmc, we will i’i‘iilllti
to mom y pool for out who be." Maud
\iarlon'r- ‘3'". record of fit).
tilnic Alum 'l‘ittiili Ill ”11‘ i'tii'il‘i\,
IlIlI II luII-M- III lili‘ll. mode on uncure-
autumn. tilil‘l‘lil upon llm I‘I||l\i‘i||iilil
uni found it crowd III men with a bun-
II..l or non.- Iii iitll‘stilt. all of which
run rtlii Iiuu from 1111' Min peculiar to
nour iilll‘i-‘Il‘iil‘iiil. IIII ||t rI-tnioriiy uni
cred the contention broiled up and Inn
'ty of "III illllncn itilictl. 'l'hc irtliict‘s
i’erl ll-dl bin lliiioli iiili‘ltili‘itli‘lt “dill
flu-Mon" luum "Ilwappiua."
...—I...
”iiii' IlilAlN-ii! '1'!" ("MIN iii
Ask your (trot-er. today. to show you
a psi-lum- of illtAiN-D. the new food
drink that luilos iiic place of colon
I‘iIu children may drink it without in
hit! it» wet as th~ adult. All who try It,
like it. ”MAIN“ has thnl rich '1'“.
brows of Mocha or Java. bill it is made
mm pure Itrsltis. and the most delicate
um receives Ii without lustrous.
it tile price of com-s. the and for per
WI“ laid by all grocers.
Since
'tIn-ct"
l ' ‘ V
i I ‘l with .,
. i s ‘or , ,. I... I _, '. 7“ _. I
w w ‘r 3‘? . , 2* I' fit ...‘s, a
. I If" . .. \lilii t i P _
‘ II ...- ; 3. . .. I. . vn‘ ,, ’"I ' i
K . I . "i.' , . I‘ -I i. - r . ’. . ' h ‘ “‘ V '4
, . , swim ' , “ ' ..r. I.» 5 F
1. i . at y r l I {it .
’ " i ’ S ' Lll“ ' 0 to
i . '
..lu ‘ :4 . . .
i l
iated by The Norwalkst
25c per yard. . it.
12 new styl
cushions of plush.
:0
Five:
hundred Lamps, ranging in prit o from be to 825. l6aelI, should certainly be apprec-
Specidi bargains in Ingraiu Carpets full weight and bright fall patterns,
of Morris (‘hairs it) oak, cherry and mahogany, tietatchable
alure or corduroy, at “Bolus... “House" prices.
See our White enameled Music Cabinets - “clue."
We have tliJ'iargest line of line chitin after dinner Cups and Saucers to be
found in‘Fttirfleld‘ Co. “ No exception.
"RBNOVBNEI”~EveIyono in ottr town knows what it: does.
toi requesting a free demonstration wnothing could be more fair on our part.
Prices front 10c to $1.00 each.
Drop us a pos-
W. S. STURTEVANT
North Main» (not Ann Streets. South Nos-walk. Donn.
“W‘- W ...w —.
\ Iz:
75th, $1.00, Shall,
lIaIlies’ Jackets and Capes at half-price.
iIntiies' Silk Gripes at half-price.
Ludies' Bicycle Shirts, from $2.50 to $1.110,
italiies’ Bicycle Jackets. from $1.25 to 25cts.
I'Iudies’ Bicycle Huts, from 50 cts to ilk-ts.
Balance Men's Cumbric Shirts, large sizes, from hilt-ts to 25cts.
Balance Men's ihuubric Shirts, large sizes, from 75cm to Elilcts.
A few pieces Wash (lootis, from ill and l‘Zicts to bets.
Fifteen pieces yard wide i.’crcnie,
Bargains in Dress Hoods and other items.
I
Evening
Sentinel
81s Washington Street.
.1—
'1
Advertisements
ARE READ IN THE
HOMES OF THE
etc. ,
.mr-..‘-..w
Thursday is Bargain Day.
TiiE LAST CALL Oli SUMMER GOODS.
AFEW CHILDRENS, JACKETS AT HALF-PRlCE
.Iiic. ,
etc.
front 10 and 12icts to 7cts
A.D1ckerman 8- Son,
~'South Norwsslk, Conn.
Purchasing
Public.
OUR
ill. HEATERS!
Are Just the Thing
'i‘lu-III- I‘Imi Nlulttn and Aluminum
.\ child can curry them
about the house !
'i'itcy ileut quickly, tttui
are as quickly extinguish-
ed.
Gemstocit,
Vistltlas
& Dow,
112 Washington at,
South Nnrwniit.
Dorlou House.
Gregory‘s Point. South Nerwalk.
.1. 1'1. NlliiiVMt, pmpriInI-r and manager.
"-'.|IttII-I Mmmnhh- lusiltluu inmiiiiu,
ilslIlItu.I-1IctrlI- coo- ln ludel. «In-
lusting with all train: on the
N.\'.. .11. «11.11".
1'\N1'1H'.\MMII 11111111!) MIAVH l1.\\1
1|.\1‘I Wt AMI Mint”. DIN \tftln.
,in iuu
V‘—
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
M Increases 1'
Furniture. Plan-II
Mental. aunt‘s“.
:to. etc. etc.
"OW WA!
Tnyiordfloldun’s
Midst: It Issue In.
"WIN.“ mm.
Called Int Mt) Ili Will.
an..-“
lint‘t fonts: it lists hit.
him itstilbitt Istl lulu. lost
our audit.
mutant-Institute,
MWNIIMI‘IHM
«I ......
.. ..mw ,. M...
Willi mitt Ill um‘
W.
Samuel
Comatoclt,
Jr.
\ ‘ .
79 Nortiinnin streets
1
. “gin-“iii?
"When you are sick. word you use
best is 1’) be chosen for a medicine in
the first place: whst experience tsils
you I: beat, to be chosen in the second
place; what reason it. 0.. Theory) says
III best I: to be chosen in the last place.
but if you can set Dr. inclination, Dr.
anomalies. and Dr. Wu 10' hold. a
consultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken."
When you have, II bad cold Dr. inclin-
uion would recommend mismlsia's
(Ionsh lletucdy ltceausu it Is pleasant
Ind safe to take. Dr. Experience would
Ictommcnd it because it never fails to
offset a speedy and permanent care.
1).". Reason would recommend It be-
csuse it is prepared on scientific prin-
triples. and acts on nature's plan in re»,
Ilevlug the lungs. opening the secre-
tions, and restoring to a natural and
. Ieu'ihy condition. For saic'by G. C.
Still-Ion, South Norwalk. and .B. 1’.
Wet-Ii Norwulk.
i" I
IJEAl-‘NEBS CANNOT up EURED
by local applications, as they unnot
rsnch the diseased portion of the our.
more is only one way to «are Deaf-
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin-
ing of the Eustachian Tube. .When
this tube gets Inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,-
; Ind when It Is entirely closed Deafness
lin the result. and unless the inflamma-
tiolI can be taken out and this. tube
restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine, cases out of ten are caused by
entarrh, which Is nothingIbut an In-
tiamed condition of the mucous sur-
faces. , . _ _ _,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused ’by
catnrrh) that cannot be cured by
Iiali'a Catarrh Cure. Send for cir-
culars. free.
b'. J. CHENEY at C0., ’Ol‘oledo,
Sold by drugglsts.
Hall's family I III: are the best.
A CURE l’Oll NERVOUS HEADACHE
. For eight. years 1 suffered from ('01P
situation and severe nervous headache.
the headache usually lasting flirt-n tiara
fit a time. Headache powders relieved
fine temporarily. but left too had an
.I-ffect. Since 1 began raising Celery
. King l ane greatly improved in health
, zeldom or never have a headache, have
gained In flesh, and fell decidedly well.
-.\irs. E. S. Hatch, 'l'emple, N. H.
if‘ciery King for the nerves. liver and
. kidneys Is sold In 50c and 25c packages
gby E. P. Weed, Norwslk.
l
‘ HOW TO PREVENT CROI'I’.
. We have two children who are sub-
[lwt to attacks of croup. Whenever an
3 "lack i: coming on my wife gives them
(‘IIIInlIt-rlalu’s Cough Remedy and It
.I'IIIyI prev-ms the attack. it in II
, htillal'iltiiti ItchI-I-ity in this county and
m l’Illlll'l‘ what else we run out of. it
would not do III be without ('ltuIan-r-
- Ilill'at'tlll‘il lienndyuMore of it is Hiiii
,hIre than all other cough fili'liii‘illlfri
gum-blIIIId-Iul. hi. Nif‘Klds. of Nicki--
i 'Ius. llll‘l‘(‘illlllil. Nlcklcville, I‘II. lI'or
l‘rJil' lIy ti. t'. Stillson. South .‘I'IIruIlllI.
lid 1-}. I'. Weed, Norwulk.
lllliAll'l‘Y li-l ONLY SKIN DEEP.
;llut a beautiful skin cannot exist un-
;:.».ut the blond be pure. Every woman
Ieun III-lint to her checks the row and
1-iv'ilt'lllt' hues of youth by taking i‘lcve-
‘luIIIl'II t'I-Iery Compound 'l‘ea. which
clmllttf'u the blood Imperceptibly bttt
effectually of all Impurities. bnulu In.
'; pimples. eruptions. itch. ooiis. car-
panties and snilow color. I‘all at
.l'laiutI-d's Drug store. I13 Washington
Inn-ct. and not II trial list-tan free.
horse putitasc. dil'w.
m
.5... I i
l
l A stubborn mesh or tirhllus in the
throat yields to One Minute (.‘IIIIII
t‘sre. Iiurutles: In effect. touches the
right spot. relhble and int what is
wanted. It acts at once. Edward P.
IWQ'I‘II Norwslk: floors. 0. Billiaon.
, south Norwalh.
O
...au
CA.-
i Insult:
“sass:
nanar wane sawdust. MD.
"It is a sin to patent your saith.”
Why do on do it. who you know that
duo foot as lilo: ll. Remedies of the
‘Jeo llhuas Yoott Ilsriss” will ours or
was manor is refunded? o. I euros
ltiIouaIatlstn. I ours: is rim: I
one: a cough or cold: 4 cu WM
.t is s purist-t nepotism. toII til : xxx
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