. 30‘3“" li‘ldlllbo and
(Inuit of tbe‘College
'meonl In New
, .mpufiwititinjiigin
a oft! ”ll-fifth" after-
If" slit-cit with ptuisi‘ti
ew Haven. inter his
shred of violent pains
' but did not record his
rloua. While in New
filed a quantity of pros-
. , loath: from ‘the druggiet,
Md of too Melterinott family.
Mitt leDsrtnatt stole from his
fill “allow it the drug. He was
..tn the tract by a passerby
to the hospital. where be
dis was twenty-five years
Z . ‘leavei three sisters and it
ill? mother. He was a member
' state department of Yale in
. tiff”, lid afterward went to
odledloel school, where he de-
id attention largely to original
»- in bacteriology. When l'ro-
‘ thqndeo, need of this depart-
Iaie. went to Columbia last
.ho.,r:eceived permission to bring
. um instructor with him. He
W" will» McDemott. who was re-
‘ I“ an, onset the most promising
II over graduated from Yale. in
IcDI'rmott 'was operated won for
.icltls. Hie condition was criti-
r’weels and he never fully recov-
Hii mind became affected and
. ,. ently enhanced when he tried to
it” active work in teaching this on.
. an.
, Mid, Conn. October i—-Buoli M.
Z ry. aged i7 years. one of the. best
' a citizen: of this place, tllcil sud-
thls morning from heart fail-
Ho had just started to drive to
rdvllle. about 7 o'clock this morn-
“, when he suddenly “fell from ‘the
. t of his wagon and exalted. He
leaves a fortune estimated at $150,000.
A wide survives him. . ,‘
ow Haven. Conn, October 4~Gmrge
. Gunn, chairman of the Democratic
-ty committee. has issued the call
the Democratic county convanIon.
.- convention will meet in Germanic
l, Ansonia, on Tuesday. October ll.
nt' 11 o'clock a. m. The call is sinned
by the full committee.
MUD! 0F INSECTS.
Drlnntrom their Haunts by Forest
line, are Passing Over Klnlnl.
(By Associated Press.)
w t Wichita, Kansas, October 4—Siivvrili
hours before sunset last evening therc
began to arrive here. flying lnw, ovi-r
‘ the city, a cloud of insects comprising
.grasshoppers. wasps. bald linriicts. sov-
oral varieties of butterflies and wild
been. They are drifting slowly with s
light breeze toward the southeast. the
”lowest flying wasps and hamlets clus-
merllu in great numbers about the
will and spiral of higher buildings.
The cloud of Willard creatures. t-xisuil-
'ltll Into the air to limits of vision av-
,erheed. was passing for hours. it is
.tholtlht the insect visitation ls ibic to
the forest fires In Colorado. lhi' insects
being driven from their humus Ill tid-
vance of the lianias.
......
”’lfitYOI‘AL 'l'llilCNNldl. i‘i)l'.\'l'll.
ill! Assis'latcd Press.)
Washington. tlctolwr i A littlzilllt'
aesemhlm of the clergy and hilly of
the Protestant l-lplscopul t'llill‘lh will
be brought together ill Ibo triatiuhil
merit of that church amortisation:
which talus hero tomorrow and can-
tlnuea for three warns. the council in
tho lcglalatlvo aignulxulian of the hip-
blotlll church in America. The hoti
council was held iil Mlnncuimiiii tum-Z
years ago iiiitl was memorable for the;
Z Iol of its tlcicatitt-s "till the blah
character of the discussion. l-llucc
their new tttlil important uuvstittus have
“I. before the church. tial the twist
Wu out of the itsuilsuh coiifvrcuce
h Illillnl and the relations which the
Winner church is to sustain to the
a church in finalist.
err consumption
other forms of nit-tint; til-i'lltt'. we
. found it rained) more clinical in
. action. and from ii iii lt-ulitlc point of
a it one that two prettier imperial
in. a bum” lc i‘itit‘ than anything
M Cm ill’f'l wine to out llollt’t'.
- er I m communities sit the
MOM all. ‘ Ii ll tirll~
seahorse": 'l‘iiawsiineommp.
‘0. “who“! itmtld hares "construe-w
whit oodl r oil's medicinal qualities
can be taken in aatm weather. its
mind when they leave all inh-
wrtiatliitill.
I. l. 'leAlfl‘l'lI).
finial Wadi manure.
y‘lmil
titers for “I ' 1gp” .
the its only all retells r rtetl' ,
pout. 'vi’ldcii were titrated-t the ‘own iil
ii
ilell. The officers of the polls were as
follows: “narrator. Edward . liind-
lay; box tenders. Richard Ikoaaidjsd
John ,iloyty checkers. Lewis If. Zfieitioh,
lialph Id. liowitt. William ii. ‘Gthl‘t‘ir‘V
and Arthur W. Weed; era' booth fetid-
ei's, hilclta'sl‘Z’Kd‘do.‘qul tidying] drill“-
child: registrars, tieaiwo W. Fowler
and Samuel Weed.
_ ‘ selectineu. .
tilinrlcs w. iuyn'iomi. ll.. ......... 23s
Charles 0'. Wafcrhiwy. it ...... L....'.'i2
Atiitrow 'l‘. Waterbury. it... ........ lift
Ucuine (luxury. it. . . .. ............ it-l
' 'l‘own Treasurer. '
'l‘hnddcus liell. IL... .............. Iii
lotus fit. h‘roncb, 10.....- ........ i‘.‘Il
'l‘rsnsuror of 'i'owa lit-posit. lf'ilflil.
Thaddeus Ilsil. it ..... . ..... . ...... 2330
Louis M. Friction, ti................lls
Collector of Town 'l‘uxtoi.
William W. Ballard. tt......‘. ..... 225
William ll. Willruotl. sr.. ll... ..... lit)
Assessors.
John it. Conn. it ....... ....... 211
Newton ii. Crofoot. it.... ..... lfil
John N. Scofleld, D ....... .. ....... 142
Hiram D. Smith. ill................lit
Board of Relief.
iienry 'i‘. 'i‘ristram. R.............2Bb
Samuel P. Thompson, it. .. ....... ..232
George iiates, l).............. ..... 108
.l. Waterbury timlth. D............ii§
Auditor.
Gauge w. Clock it...... ..... ....zet
Frederick 1). street. i). ....... .....ll9
(inand Jurors.
Samuel C. Stillman. it ............. 222
George W. Fowler, ll .............. 2l9
James Wood. I) ..................... llli
Nathan liniichcy. i)..‘..... ......... 117
Constubise.
David N. Mather. it ................ 224
Alonzo Weed. it .................... 323
tioorge .l. ()bcrlaniler. it ......... ..llu
'l'iiamiis l". illlcy. ll ............... llil
. ltcalstriir of Voters.
George W. lt‘owlcl', It .............. 221
Samuel rl. Weed. l) ................ iii
School \‘lsliors.
William G. Browuseu. it ........... lit;
To fill vuci‘iacy caused by the resigna-
tloii of llcv. Samuel J, Austin:
llcv. Arthur lit-qua. ll ............. in
William 1‘. Andrew. D ............. 83
’30 fill vacancy caused by the res nim-
tion of Rev. Louis i‘rcnehz
.l. Waterbury Smith, D ............. St
The vote on school consolidation was
31 in favor. and 126 opposed.
The annual town meeting of the vot-
ers of Dorlcn was held" in the Town
Hall. yesterday afternoon; The meet-
ing ‘was called to order at 2 o'clock and
William if. Wilmotf. Jr.. was chosen
moderator. The reports of the select.-
nicn. treasurer. house committee uiitl
school board were read and accepted.
The report of the-committee on the
matter of repairing the Shipwny iond
was laid on the table. A couniilttcc
composed of “train it. Smith. .\. 'i‘.
Waterbury and Samuel ll. nt-ltlcii was
appointed and authorized to invcstigalc
linll report upon the advisability of Hill-
king an appropriation for work ivpoii
tlic new Draper road. it was Villl‘ii to
have the amount of ill-tseslmi'lll and
the rule of taxation inserted on all tax
hills which should hereafter be rent
out. The st-lecimt-ii were instructed to
purchase it new suit- for the use of the
town clerk. The meeting voted to lay
it tax of even iiillls on tho doll-Ir tilt itll
taxable property iii the town. The se-
lcctnit-ii wore instructed to itciiiisc all
accounts of bridges and highway... the.
ssinc its in tile poor account. All tlmrt‘tl-l
priuiioii of $3,000 was iiuidc for Illl‘!
provcmctiis upon the highways
throughout the town. The bills of A
Wtcil and others were l‘lfi‘l'l'i‘ii to tilt-Z
scltsvimca. An appropriation of silo-V
Wit-i mode to which the iiltziiwsir ncar
.\li's. .lout-s' ltiuiac. The met-ting tliiai
lliliillil'lil‘ll. ’
lillvhn 'l‘ryon. ll llarleii man. in min Z
list it \‘ililldiiit' burst- iiiiIi luistii)’. with
which he drove to Stamford last Salur- i
tiny and left ll'i'll't‘ii In front of Wolcr- l
hury's arts-cry slam in l'iit-inc sirt-Il.i
The its was boldly stolen by it lllii‘i.Z
who. after publishing the horas, iii-ore -
off without molestation. 'l'he tbsfti
true dist'mr'l‘t'tl wlicii ilitt owner rcturn ;
it'll shortly afterward, Zl‘fie tlilcf iiis
suppoirti to be u ull‘lliflul’ who had
‘ been one li few days and whats- iititiic
is said Ill be Johnson. Mr. ii'yiui hit Z
clictl the bum iii a post alsttil i ilil
o'clock. and bud Iiiiltlly lcfl Ii ill‘ltll‘i'Z
‘ .lohiituiii llllllill'llt‘tl Iillii itati drove off .
lie was ohscrvcd by it sort of i.'|l|ill
tint-lite. who lit-cps a nitric store as the
some sircet. The has told i'oiic uiuii
i Nt-vlna that be was whom to Iltll'l out
and run around to police li 'titluuntters
'itr notify the police. bill a couple of
women cumin. into the slim at the
moment prevented him tiolna an.
l The horse aioicn III a lame buy. and
unite valuable. the owner I't't‘i‘lili‘
' put-chased hint from James l. ltayumnti.
"rill' description siren of the silt-“ed
thief by yuan. tipcllte answers that of
Johnson. and l'oltv-iiiiiti \t‘i’ilto line
lcnl‘llfti other things illliiiil iilui whlth
not only adds etrt-iutlh lo the lthilthlw
tion. but will cltirw oihci charges to to
‘prctrmi usinsi hlin shottiti lw Is-
cultured and lmntllii hack in Hittin—
fnrd It was burned that Johnson.
who now from fireenwlcb. was cm-
pioytti for a few days last week at hie.
Neitv's barn in itrryrocii place.
“The Wee ..utn tion t‘iliii on itelurtlai'
stintalncti its record. and tile “bur-Z litv. Andrew lieiricii pill-idli'tl to s
i
1 it. , . i'tl. HIM
.o ..o m it. their" was his»
crew of spectators. who looked or.
word with pleasure to the chance _ of
without-U a close Ind inure-tins
nine. dial. the play was nation: in
progress ere they realised that the can»
test wee dim-Ill!“ and that the home
team was walking away from its or
patients. it. W. (Jenifer and it. i. Wil-
.iia'ms put. up thebnat game of the day.
finishing with a score of five points to
their credit. W. l.. Baldwin added one
point. to the total for the home play-
"s. The visitors were indebted for
the only‘polnt they managed to snake
all throutrh the game to W. R. liners.
The individual scores were: Wee
Burn—P. Leavltt. 0: W. L. lisltlwln.
1' it. W. Condos. 6: A. 8. Phi. it: if. it.
Williams. 6: fatal. if. Suburban-H.
K. Toler. ii: A. 8. Barnes. 0: C. A. We-
goii. a; w. it. Beers. l: R. A. Water-
bury. ti; total. 1. After the game the
visitors and friends were est tried
at the club-house. where Moritames
lA‘liVl" and Bartlett presided at the tea
tables.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel J. Aus-
.t.ln. whose death occurred Very sudden-
ly last Sunday morning. will be held.
tomorrow afternoon at 3'30 o'clock.
from the Congregational clutch. of
which ltcv. Mr. Arthur has been the
pastor for many yearn. Mrs. Austin
was a native of Massachusetts. and was
a sister ofGoorge ll. Miller. of Narwalli.
Since her resilltrnce in this town she
'ZZ'llie
lllllll
Always Bought
lllllllll
.i. 'l.
has endeared herself to many friends
an;
i
t
Daily Notes of Good Clothes.
" Zeittttnslvely improved.
, You Have
Be Particular.
it's your right to be particular about
your clothes“ Be as particular as you please:
You ll appi'ccmic till the more the particular
goodiiessol our clothes and you'll kccp coni-
iiig here for them
Suits.
smashes/é
cari'rrnrawmwtwrtmum‘tmmowrmomw
Good dressers take kindly to the blue
and black wide wnle wtu'sfcds, mail: in vcr
shapely i—luiitoii double—breasted sucks. .\il
Licctl. FoiiSii illlt’l S2250 the suit, or bill
the good tnilor's price.
_ The best test of rently-lor-wcar clothes
is the t'tiltiivny-—if takes a good tailor to llliliv’t‘
it ill and hang right. Just .\Ilp into iiyicuiia
or Tiliitcl cutaway and look in the glass.
5
amommmnmmwmfi
eatin-
You'll say tilB is a small prict ~Yes. turn 2?
whole stiii. I:
louiig men are apt in be “linnigky g:
about lhctrciotlnsg yet young lll.‘il us our :1:
best customers. they illlti we keep up with :r.
the fashion plates they study. and lint prices :3
are iievcriutu'c than hall the tailor» prices. 2’
Smart hilllS. $730, Silo, SH. :3‘
ftuyii' Stilts. ' 5’
. , . It".
Mothers of boys like to conic licrc b:- 1;
cause, they say. we make Siiiippiili: caw by :5
haying all was of all kinds. l'or little lune. ::
suits from S2 lo $7.50. 3:
'l‘ruiilts. E:
f; Nifilllllg ltclicr lildil a trunk to pick :3
3; summer clothes iii; besndcs. ll 5 i'c.itlv when u':
. _ ' . - ’. . . . 4 . =‘
5 you null ii." All good hilltlh in out tiuuk tlc- ..-
..g partiucnl. illiic elevator. :.
2 ~~
, . as.
I.
5 § 9 ..
s “Gilli Egg. . ....
2 incoseossreo =:
III
E: 1HRFF i fl'lrill‘llt‘it‘. =2
, ... . if . Nov“ ilugin, ..
$ bl()Rllb i lii'itliznimii. =~
Opes Ilanday. Friday and nature" nit-titers 5’.
WWMM'MWFMR ll. 3
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and the iicws of her death was received ' lat-ac lllllll'ili t, lit the i'ttl‘ill‘i‘lllillliil
with silitcrc r.~ai‘t~t. it occurred just l‘illll‘i’ll. rluutln) a
lit fore the church service while nitc won
wiilltftnt about ilic yard of llic [lill‘ltiil‘ .
sac.
vs v
Mite \‘aii lits- car. of Koralll. who
has been spciidnut it few act-its with
. . . .\llrh ltl.i l‘uic) in!- it-iurlirl Ii-iulc
It'llits .lci'nw. itli .mt-ti lillll lilitblt run ‘ ‘
aim lt-ii i'i'rlltlctil til' iiiil Illitlr. tlii‘ll liils
moiiiina iii l lit'ltlt'it.
.\li'. ilIlll .\li‘w
illicit. iitcatli cl
H il Plint'yiu, til Vt“
of ti “If“.‘ll'l‘o Hiill'
l
i
‘itiii. niviiii: to am :ti‘l'ltiilll wiiiuli if'lll‘ i
l
l
l
l
.
'"ml.
ii'iunk i‘. l.iinc lllltl i'. tititifrtw have
. lit-cit appointed iicltauic-t Hill" the Nor
tit-iii church. to attend the tllilllllli ton
fort-itch tif i'iiilIl‘taalltitiitl t'lIitiilics tli
liniilnirv". lti'll month
Mrs ii. A. iltitilrcv and Mrs William
Iiiiilltnlt. of Fulton; .\iim Elisabeth
lt‘llcli.‘tif .\‘tiiwttllt. lillll .\liw ii'liucncc
Iiiltic ital’i- lwtii stilt-sis of Mrs. With-
ratni h'lii'li
Mm. hitil‘il't I'I‘rl'i‘. who was emera-
ly lunlscd by labia thrown from her
i“l'lli.l' last wt-t-i. ll ioiproilnii.
.\Ii i. W. ll \Iorchoii c and ‘tii. u K
It‘iicli linvt- cent a few units with
.i'iiiflillliiri friends.
Mina Wililli'f‘ Witiitl. tif Lyon‘s l'lttltl.
has spent it few days with Mitt. i‘iwiilt
tiorlinni.
Mm .\isy tiamlltttn is spendinn a few
”ill in iiettratlowu.
' llt‘iilltil'tt
HIAIAN' \t' H .\It'l' l'ltnt'ldll.
iltr A» twisted Press.)
London ”t tot... l At the stunml
tifl_\ s I'ili out of it. Ntiiiluulluln unit-inn
nict tins. lllilil). I‘iptiiiu .l. itrr Nwien's
lill'i‘i ) ill oltl int atitlitia ilcilittii won Z
the Harold union: sclliiia plate. Rhino
rode the lattiiimd ilci'csinrti ninblcs'
Hil‘t‘t‘ yitlt old but fli‘iiilll. illitlltlifl H.
but want unplat -i ‘lhc butting wai ii
to i .iilliillr'l ilitlllliill II l'lic Wciiv ll
illiiilvu liiiuiiltnp was son by its Mil tl<
ibiw y-ni oitl brown rull
.\lttt'lbus Iti.ii . the iflll'iiill‘li‘llil‘l“
ford siiiiiioa‘ tom war oitl chi-stunt uvi
illiltt by llt 'Miliil l't‘illi‘i' out iii fluid.
with list illicit |.|i. Hi'llll‘ii In this t\
will, but With not plum-ti 'l'iiri illlittii
was Ill to it .is...ltisl ltmcii.
. -....- Z
An lnslruwit-ut for «eeziig obi-wt uti-
tier watt-r hits ist-u invented by s liv-
drtiarsphic painter of flu-eta. it,» its
did the bottom rivers, to a death of
from if. to no 'f't-l will to itiuilitulr
H‘Witi iii tiw timimtiion of Ill' ii“
this sillilitlt‘iflf' tetra-cont- will he of
great scrrirc.
tilts mission; of . . as
guest at the residence of 000 . Quail
llpp. t . ,‘ ' Z
The old building in Main street. Dill-Z
in! by Con-tractor if. It. Olden. ls trial;
l M
i left town this wet-it for Canaioharlo. N. .
Y-. to tittcnd the marriage of a friend. 3
3 Miss (ii-ace snow. Z ' ‘
Z 'l'lit-re Wlli a iii-use km on the lain:
.llond miss all the afternoon, r'i‘iti'r-
Itliiv. and the mitosis Neck for: ltfif't
ikcpt up a continual blowllix.
Z new
. The ladies of out Methodist eliur ll
Z held a iiiietlnir. last nlu‘ht. to make ur-
. l’LIile‘lflitlllri for on entertainment to to
held in tho tit-or future for the to .e .t
of the church treasury.
A imlve-ytuarvoid son of John ii
l‘chiItcrs It’ll on the dock at llolon
Point. while running Sunday. and
iirnltc his arm. lie was taken to Dr.
('ohurns office in South Norwnllt,
where the fracture was related.
invitations are out for tire mntlsgc
of (‘nrollii- Sophia True to Daniel Ai-
lhcrl i‘obb. of New York. 'l'hc ctr--
fiuosy will be siilcninlsctl at St. liar-
l
l
l
iholmew chapel, 2“ East 142ml strt-ot,
October ilth. limit. .\liss Trot-x made
:msny friends here. having ml illi'
. last five summers with her cousin. Mrs.
l .l. W. Fallon.
Z White Marlin lipahr. of South Nor-
i walk. and two or three of his friends
‘ Zwt-rt- driving through Rnwaytou. Sun-
Zilsy. one of the wheels of the canopy
‘top in which they were seated caught
. in the Tramway tracks. and all of the
i occupants were put-had into the street.
ZThn horse made ti complete wreck of
| the wagon. after which he quietly stood
‘stlll awaiting the arrival of some one
i to lead him back to South Norwslk. Z
Z An old fashioned love feast was hcld‘
: in the Methodist church iii 9:30 o'clock.
2 Sunday morning. at which there was a;
Home attendance. It was ilt't’liil‘ll lint:
week to chance the hour of the services
at the Methodist church for the winter‘
iiioiilb~. The Sunday evening service
and the Thursday t-vr'n‘ntt nmt‘cr
meeting. which have begun at 723th
o'clock, will hereafter begin at 7‘
hour of the chills meeting will be left;
willi those who attend. ll
.33. ALLEN STARTS APBEBH.
Noted Whoslwoman Bound for Boston
onaBocord Trial
Willi a cheer front ll score of» cutbu- 1
sliirtlc wlicclmt-n. Mrs. A. .\l. i‘. .\lleii
stalled on her joiiriicy awht-cl from
l‘liy flail. New York. to lloston as the
hands on the Lily Hail clock nit-t at.
midnight.
She will cntlciivor to loss-r the road
rccortl for the tlisiuiit'c, tnciity-ilirco
hours and thirty minutes, whiefi ls ll-‘ltl
.Vi's. ‘
i .\llt-ii, who lit-iii tlzc rt-rnrtl lii‘lill‘t' Tn)-
:tl piist-iii by \Vill‘l‘i‘li F. Taylor.
O
- V 'er afloat.M
ittirmliiir and prayer by the president,
L Jermain. .
The Church Aid society met lt‘rlda
evening at the home of George Qulg-
icy. The meeting was opened by
My. It. 1’. Day. After the tiatll busi-
ness was transacted. the pleating fault
on a social character. and the time was
vt-ry pleasantly passed with social iii-
liill‘iilif‘i'tt. games of iilfirenl ltlnds and
iliilw‘ll‘. One very pleasant foitiiro ill
iii" cveulng was an attempt to spring?
..iiaiiichsiirprise all the parlor. Shorl- Z'
ly after his arrIVal among us. Itmther
liny was the holder of the lucky num-
iii‘i' which drew a fine quilt: whl had
lucn made by the society and so it
chances. ‘As college students have to,
impish their own rooms this was iluch Z
tiltltl‘l'f‘ilfittl by Brother Dar. anti thci
littl'o-s, citlier thinking that the \Vt‘alherE
\‘iiin quite cold in Mtryland or that he.-
in the near future would see that “It.
was not good for man to live alone."
list! made him another quilt to is: pro-l
seated at the last. meeting of the sit-le- i
iy he would attend. 11n- fermentation;
was to be made by 8. ll. Wiillilci'. who;
interrupted the pastor in the midst of.
a very interesting game of dominoes Z
and after a few remarks. as to the;
source from which it eainta snot-teetledj
in wrapping the quilt around him. He -
rceptmtletl in a very pleasing manner.Z
‘ thanking the ladies who had taken no
harm stitches to show their love and
kind records for their friend and pas-
for of three months. After the pre-
sentation it was found that someonef
had told him of It before the meetinir.
. lie then returned to his name and sue-i
recited in defeating his opponent. as!
he usually did. The meeting adjourned .
to meet next Friday evening at the’
home of Fred Buttery. when all arcl
cordially invited to be present. l
state MW Connor
' ‘E‘ver" elite of iiiple have'eie‘k littl-
neys. he‘husv ‘. inc-stains. rushing
through life on [the can. fails to realm
the constant stralti lic daily touts the
kidneys to. The mechanic. noted to
assume an unnatural position, stooping
and straining at his work. does not
know that his bacheclic is simply kidney
ache. Then-Jerk on his feet conliiiusll ,
leaning over a counter or dealt; rai -
readers. conductors, engineers. street-
car melt. subject to constant jarring.
have backache iom ilc kidneys. Wm
melt at their household duties. (rifle and
boys at play overtos the kidneys. give
them more work than they can do. Tie
a fortunate thing the kidneys want you
when in trouble; they cry out lor help.
Don’t‘negieet the warning. Don't neg-
lect it bad back. A Wcttk. a lame or an
aching back if neglected will mean In-
lure trouble. kidney trouble. winery
trouble. Dean's Kidney l’illt cure every
form of kidney ill. cure a bad back and
make sick kidneys well. Dunn's Kidney
l’iils are t-ndorscd by people we know.
b citizens. Words nlpriilse come from
nl parts at the State. ltcad what an
East Norwalk citizen says: ‘
3. rs. Frank Mills. who resides at 43
First avenue. says: "i had kidney coni-
plain: and an aching hack, it inter
icrcd with me when cugsued at my
household duties. and at til ht when
on would expect regf to reieve you
it still kept up the aching. What I re
\
about Dean‘s Kidney Pills led me to .
i tliiiik'they might help me. and i went
to l'laisted's drug store for a box. The
coral me :romptly and quietly. if
ever shoul have a recurrence 1 know
what to do.”
Dnan'! Kldne Pills are lot Idle by
all dealers l’t re 59 cents per box.
Sent by ‘iunil or receipt of Kflflt. Fol-
ter-hliiburn Co. Buffalo '. Y., sole
agents I the b. S. emembei the
name—D n'e—ead take no other.
“i tell you. sir." he said with empha-
slit, "there is something radically
wrong with our system of government."
“What's the matter?" they inquired
anxiously.
"When a man runs for office in a
e!-
n'cimik. The matter of charging the!
ENGRAVING. ‘
for him red bier figures by lW-‘llly'i'lflill l
iuliiiiiis, was attired in a gray "rut-Z
litiiinl” costuiiic. ti'lniiiicd with rctlI
; it‘lltl, lllf‘ ilit‘i'sstil‘Ii-s Iwing liliit'k plop. '
kings. :i tiiiity )m-kcy cup .‘iflil ti pair of.
KitiIl-lllllilltti t-ycizlitsscs.
1 Sim llliltlt‘ u start on Sunday night.
| pin) for wlicci. was ciuiipciltd It stop,
Slic was put-ml by Paul 'l'lioiiiits. of
3 the t'cntuiy Witt-clinch. the record bolt
till I». int-tit .\llidli)’ :isti .\tw York: \\',i
it liiiyuioiid iinti l-‘i-ctlcrlrk lisiiftiitl.
both tiictiilwi's of the Toll i‘lly \thtfi- ;
tliib, of riuisili .\‘oi'wzillt. John T, \\'.i|l.t
..ii-l t'. M. llctitlci'mu. of the t'tuitiiiy
Wlictlnitti, were- the iliitis. iititl llli‘
lli . ihct k- H on llll' roiilc were iii l'tirt ‘
l'bc-tii. slici'u- l‘.tc iiiiikt-r 'l‘honias it~~ .
tiictl. ii.l)lliillli and “animal tiiiicIi-‘l‘
'..- till we Ni-tt Hurt-ll '
lli— .\licii. trcfoic lit-r st.iit. cliiittt-ti
pitsuiiiity with a r~porttr . .
\\il.tl lllliii iii) a )illll‘ lu‘ilmlllli" tilli .
'III’ lnlniaiti llic lilo l iiivs'” “M ‘iritiil Z
"I have laid out the stiittliil fur
‘iuciiii two hours." was ill. reply. "iciit .
I iiopc to tilt clan i.t'lll'r iItiill lilttl.”
“While did you break tuiwii lilfli‘
night?“ i
".\i ttuc ”IlIilllii tool 'llili‘ly Ir't't‘lllii
l ‘ili‘ltl and Madison ltlrillliit'. only iiiiic,
lilii .ivuy lioni ili'li'. i was shit}.
lull if ttitilii not in .i‘llii‘i’. ‘Iilf’ situllll
.tii ui ll liil'i'ilii to rilll off on tion of the
[minis .\s .t t-tiuseuiictim liic whccii
duel lllliil. .iiiti ii Wis liliii'mi for sic
in i‘lilliilllli " 3
iii It'll) to .i tilli‘l‘). MIN \Ilcii siiiti'
that «iic lid-i noun family Mr I‘iiillliliiZ
to hint“ tion she had “fill“ with rcfrr
tziit t.t ilil‘ rtllttllllt‘. lint ’itlit\iil sits;
vans .ilmiit t‘C‘II with llic trait that slit i
’ t'v silul '
l
‘l‘iic putty iti'e.tl.f.i~ttd at tht 'll"i
\eit .\lrs \l't‘l is doc to liosiou iii
to ocloa it toiiiithi, where she will no of i
illll . iii the i‘i.infoi'ti ilousv. I
.\lrrltti-n, i'ouu.. lictolwr l Mrs. .\ t
.\I i'. “but i'cgtclictI MI'I'Iilcll iii “:27:
from New lisvcn, lstina put-rd frotn’
that city by Moist". Allen and l'ntler~ '
wood. of the Ml’l’lli‘fl “'ili‘i‘i club. Mic
was lwtutyscven miliuica iwlilntl twitc-
tltilc iiiuc. liiit‘lau l‘|"’l""’ to t‘ tltli
lli‘il til 9 lii‘lili'l ’Iilr “Isl tlxlflin
tnilc» out of New Unit u out . rltlticu ll.
forty minutes. lite. Allen atoms-ti in
this city about five minutes and cool
Mutant of lame wrists. After thmtci
w l‘r‘ bathed in witch itself «be slnrtctii
for llurtfnrti. [lili‘l'li by .\ .M. f'urlls tint:
R K. litirnitrti.
lintiftutl, l‘tmn.. ‘Nfliiltfll‘ t Mrs. \
.\l. l'. Allctt ilriltui iii llii‘ tlitli boom
of the Hartford Wheel illtli at lOIM a.‘
;m. A lame crowd [rm-lad liec. Rho,
CALLING
ifllrong prohibition district." ha
T0 EMIiARK FOR PORTO may i planted. “and nirii moves over into the
(By Associated Press.) I next county, which is strong for a mod-
(‘hipkflmnun National Park. (in , tic. 3 ernle saloon license. tlicrc ought to be
lobar f—-—An (mine was received at in ‘ some way to keep the spc chcs he. made
o'clock last night from the war tlusm- iii nlll- district from within Into the
merit directing the Sixth realmcil. i'Zothcr." -
S. Y. tinimiinest. now siii'ioiiml nt
i'mup 'i‘honuis. in rt-ptiri ni Ncw York You invite disappointment when you
by 'l‘hiirstiny to embark for i'tmo llli’t), ‘ experiment. Dertt's Little Early
t Risers are pleasant. easy. thorough lit-
ltle pills. They cure constipation and
. sick headache Just as sure as you take
‘ them. Edward. P. Weed. Norwalk;
George C. Stillson, South Norwalk.
"i do not hate you, child." protested
lllt' woman in the ease. or cases.
.'l'lit- other was it mere slip of a girl.
or at incur a slip and three-quarters,
but she had the feelings of her sex;
and she quivei'ed with rage.
"The. conceit at her!” she hissed.
“To think bci-self prettier than ‘i am!"
For the gist of a remark is often in
its implication.
We will furnish
I00
WEDDING
INVITATIONS,
Z isomu one-advised us to try Chamber-
s!" ”‘15. including “mm, ilnin's l’ain liiiltn. We tilii so, and tho
Z‘liru lloilit‘ care so much relief that we
and outside curt-101W. ”‘9 fl" jrot .l stcolitl one, and. to our surprise.
l' cinul him sound and weli.——J. ’l‘.
titli'n‘. I'dslill' Christian ('linrcli, Neo-
i’shu. Kiiu. l-‘or italc by it. t'. Still-
mu, South Noi'wttlk. and 1.; l’. chtl,
iNlii‘Wiilk. t
W--« .
It tax of r-hxpi‘nl'fl per llt'iltl is levied
Nearly-50 it" “"t- l9” ”l." on all passengers liluiltsl Illi tho isle
“w offered bl’ “mm” m this . of Mail. it is collect-rhtfroiii the identit-
Zfilllp companies carrying the pit-sentr-
Our little boy was afflicted with-
rhciiiniitism in his knee; and at times
unable to put his foot to the floor. We
li itsti ii. vain, everything we coulti hear
Inf that WL' thought would help him.
.Wt- nlniast gave up in despair. when
est quality and must nrilstlci
engraving. for i
$8
city. ZZm'
izscii snmrioxsi. nus-i More than twenty million free lam-
. 1 [plus of Iitthil's Witch llnzt‘l Salve
filth” in . huvt- hccn distributed by the inanufntu
wm‘lhm work "Md and in» : iiirers. What better proof of their
l t'tinfldcllt‘c in.iis merits do you want?
\ Ԥ.\
“Hail to eurelopes without i ii curcs plies. burns. sculds. sores. In . .
O
the shortest space of time. Edward 1’.
"in charsr- "it!" "ill?“ Wct-tl Norwsik: tietirge C. Btillroa.
illouth Norwalk.
For broken surfaces. wrcu. insect
illicit. burns. skin (“lioness and espe-
cially pllt-s.lht-ro is one rcliahle reint-
etly. lierit's Witch lliiscl Ialve.
When you call for Iii-Will‘s don't so-
cept coaiitei-fcttii or frauds. You will
not be disappointed by ichlli's Witch
llnzcl Halve. Edward 1'. Wood. Nor-
wnllt; George (3. titlilsou. sleuth Non
lnii corresisiiiiiiuuly r heap.
We also make a spmlal prim
CARDS
walk.
Plate and to Cards. I .15
. « .... -~ CASTORIA
. Address on l'atrls. till write i‘. '0! Inhale I“ m
ilueestra. “I I“ Y“ ... M w
Where plate is fitrui-liedi Bears tho
lltttlartle. flileents “I‘m" 0' .
till t‘ards. in tents l
EVENING
SENTIIEL.
l
illti itishloae in dress may be revived.
ltlll no old-fashioned medicine tiau fe-
pliit-c t‘ltauiisirlalu's italic. t‘lioleru and
llinrilaca ilciurdy. l-‘or solo by it. i'.
llllllti‘ll. iiautli Norweilt. and it. P.
Wind. Korwaik.
Ono Hluule (Snub (furs surprised
pimple by its qultli cum and children
may latte it in large quantities without
lllf' icust danger. ll has won for itself
the best reputation of say preparation
used today for colds. amp. tickling la
the throat or obstinate «nuns.
ward P. Weed. Norwalh; George 0.
antisoa. flout! Norwalh.
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