$3 . t'outh Norwalk last night.
3 int Commissioner Winches-
nl‘ei~i53: 03 doeeph R. Taylor.
Why elerh. 5Ilis amounting to
It won reed and ordered paid.
\Vulrr fommluionere rep-tutti
.18 on new. ‘
get of paving South little
are the four and one-half
Hits of the Tramway company
who referred to the Street Com-
Illicit- elirr some dhactlee: in at to
the brick paving would he as
In as where the sis-inch raiie
13k! in the 973" part or South
direct.
finance committee was authoris-
‘ to draw one demand note for 0700.
’ , dire three months' note for $1,000.
Toma” I093 3113”,. on motion of
Ferris. to go into executive
When the open session wee
had .'the council voted to send
0, 3'3" lliiglneer E. V Baker to SI.
33' to attend the tire chieI'I conven-
'fl-ll WEEKLY SUMMARY.
. January of The Commercial
d for the current week makes the
.l ”‘ Ins showing:
Sales. Mort-
'- "- gages.
Haven 15 $57,600
. g Haven 3 2.700
.l era 10 65.875
: harlot-t 17 23,350
g ternary 11 50,007
"i idea 3 'l 9.852
Britain 8 2,893
ietown c. 19400
‘ltill .
I“ hdos ‘ ..
5 5,925
l 890
89 $238,192
D00 DID NOT KNOW HIM.
pretty hard lines when a man's
W pet dog don't recognize him. but
la and shows his teeth and doesn’ t
t to admit him to the house," said
’ urnlng district soldier the other
v” y. “but that’s just what my dog
. did when i got home last Friday.
‘ erybody except Sport seemed glad to
me, hilt he seemed to have entirely
'tten his old master. Well, when
- get In the house and got a good
- "look In the mirror and surveyed
1, if tron: head to foot I directly
7 e to the conclusion that I had no
n to blame the canine. I really
s't seen myself lgood tor tour
and had no triad of an Idea
a shadow I cast. My face was bid-
' ~I5ehlnd a lusurtaatlgrowth of bush-
and my Ioreheetl. the only portion
9.. , . was as black as the roots
to this my geaerl matte-up of
and rolled soldierii' clothes and
Inch hat tattooed with various In.
-«I. and weighted down with
and lag . It was no won-
. I my dog did not know me. The
, day. after changing my relment.
< lag my old friend. the numeric! er-
‘ . and experiencing the luxury of a
srkleh bath. I came home. and if you
saw one delighted dog Ilpurt was
animal. He came Jumping and
Ilgefter me. and, after all little
‘ moat cordial welcome I received —~
Irtgton Post.
1a monotone or A NOPIIIB’I'.
1 hit happen. llruddrr Johnsiltl.
yo' dun gull preaehin down to AI-
y a ready?"
”W'y. my eh'ott gait peyln tensilltu
eauyitiing I say an up Ilit'l 0! my
“boy stu‘ he totality taut lot 0' broth-
au til-tarts down der."
"fie. dey halit't Io pow'tul had. but
I went to prod-yin I lost ell mea-
. o' control 0' the entire gang."
"Dal so?” .
“Vase. you see I dun ltlrt proileyln
. whoi militt to new as what
In to happen to all den: taean ole
wtutt wooden pay tie preacher
eolloelioee was lest «ninth in line
I one day he stair-rte as me what
e' weather we swine to belt for
renal supper feeiifni. an I tell ula
shop-ll be do flare sort fer Inhale
mighty hungry as wasted de
theitel cuts oil Int. ehuh hit
and elected so cute two or three
’ . III. ea lies I and lay ‘liuenre wld
way'ertl hrndderin was My bust-
,00 salary built-ritual luck do
and no matter how I esheueeml
leek her how I moneyed dry lest
Car and filled at me so maddest
' he hurry red rent ner gin are do
dleec. oer sothin'.—Alieelr
/
anything of the d we
league will tell £3
‘3’I \
.. ”Manure,“
5
W .
t
.14
4. .« cult. and the title is a trtic one.
’ M3: utilis- «tint adults and children. at
meal time end betvmn meals. More care. skill
and cleanliness and awful choice of the‘higlteet guide
' ingflicnta enter into the making of these biscuit than
‘ celled Favorite Milk Bis. '
are acquainted with. Your
the unit when first you taste
Favorite lllll Biscuit
New mm me: dear better results then any other in
baking these biscuit. That's why they'tflh'edc tit the
thamoei '
Mummers.
nleneeiag Item laergy II It loves
Iowan-tithe lorth.
(Dy Associated Press.)
Washington. October 3—The storm
which broke Sunday with itth fury
over the Florida, Georgia and South
Cnrolina coasts, was detected at III In-
ception Thursday morning by means
of the recently established West In-
dish service. its approach was fullv
shown by the new cordon of stations.
and during daylight on Saturday a
warning of the coming storm was
completely distributed throughout the
Eagles covered by 'the storm on Sun-
'1.
x’r'l'he storm has moved to west cel-
tral Georgia. decreasing In energy and
losing Its character as a. hurricane. It
Is probable that if it moves northward
It all It will be of such mlld charact-
er so as to create no lllrther damage
except such as might result from
heavy downpourlngs It rain. Howev-
er. special observations will be taken In
the Middle Atlantic states for the pur-
pose.ol giving timely warning In case
the storm should again give evidence
of increasing to such proportions as
wduid be dangerous to shipping.
(Signed)
WILLIS L. MOORE.
Chief Weather Bureau.
Atlanta. GIL. October 3—-—A severe
rain and wind storm. presumably a
branch of the great blow of last night
on the Atlantic coast. passed OVel' At-
lanta today. The wind from the east
reached a velocity of forty miles an
hour. No damage was done In the city.
but the wind served to make (ommu-
nlcation with the coast almost Im-
possible.
Superintendent Stephens. of the wee-
tern llnlon. said today that Jackson-
ville was again entirely cut off from
the rest of the world. A wire was se-
cured this morning. but It worked apne-
ztodlcaily only for a short time. There
Is lull one wire. from Charleston to Si:-
vanah and that Is unreliable. Inter»
ruptlons occur frequently In different
pint-es, showing flint the storm is sill
on
No word of any loss of life nlotltl
the Atlantic coast has yet reached the
city.
WW 1‘03 CHINA.
Secretary Long Orders Admiral Dewey
to Deepateh them Immediately.
Washington. October II ~~~~~ tionreliry
Lona. upon advices received at illc
state department. showing the salute
once of threatening conditions In (‘bl-
as. has ordered Admiral liewt-v In
semi two warships intuit-.llalcly from
Manila to a point at: near the t‘him-uc
‘apllul iltl possible for u wartilllp to
approach. The vessels M‘It‘l‘ll'li arc the
Baltimore and Ill» Petrol. it is explici-
ed that the Baltimore will not be able
'0 get beyond the Taitil forts iii the
entrance of the l’ettg-Ilel river. uuon
which I‘cltln II situated. lull the l'eliol
W of smaller proportioue. may be
little to l‘f‘ltl'il ’l‘ictt Tutu. eighty miles
there the numb and about the some
distance below l’cltln. 'l‘bu ofllclal‘
keenly regret that there in not now on
the Asiatic slellon a light :lruuaht
guaiutet of the Helena clues. obi I5
could awe-nil the river as far as the
Chinese capital.
.W
wa “salience aroav.
A Dying Soldier Who Kept the Ward
Convulsed With laughter.
- Said one soft eyed nurse: "0h. If you
could have seen my first patient! lie
was a lovely boy of III from scale
where on the Mexican border. In the
four days In which he was under my
care I grew very attached to him. but
suddenly. when I was perfectly are he
would get well. a violent change came.
and, In spite of every care, he died.
My heart failed me completely , btit
there was no time for weakness. Too
many cases were needing attention.
"I was put in another ward tempor-
arily and took especial charge of one
very peculiar patient. He lay slolidly
staring at me without a particle of ex-
psesslon in his eye. and by his apathy
rather than by real opposition refused
all nourishment and medicine. I
couldn't Induce him to speak at first.
and It took ten minutes to persuade
him to take a spoonful of beef tea.
Finally he did so. however. mid alter
another five minutes he consented to
take another and then another. the
stolid expression changing to one of In-
telllgenl-e.
"if you could have seen the change.
Why. he laughed and joked and made
such grimaces that my orderly and l
were convulsed with laughter, and ev-
en the weak men In the neighboring
cots leebly joined In the laugh. ills
nonesense was absolutely cintaglous;
so much so that at last l Iv obliged
to slip away into the dispensary to
give him an opportunity to sober down.
and Incidentally to prepare some mult-
ed milk. When i rellrned live min-
utes later his expressfon was still a
laughing one. and the orderly, al-
though attending another patient. gave
me a knowing smile us i leaned over
the weak man's cot. llut this time the
patient did not speak. IV was dead.
with the smile still on ll s lips and a
strange. half mischievous wink llnmr—
lng about his c'yis ('olliei"s Wlokly
How 10 MANll‘l' Ilia}.
(let a small bowl or linger glam: and
dissolve therein a small pit-cc of pure
soup In some but wnli-r. 'l'hcn snail
the finger nulls for five minutes, wipe
dry and then with u knife or ivory mn-
llii'lll't' Implement gently loosen the
layer of skin around the root of the
null so that It cull lll' trimmed off with
.‘lllit'lv scissors impel-Islly curved wis-
slll‘a' for lb:- pulls) and lm-ss the :klu
wr-ll buck lo distinctly i-how ll thlf
lump or onyx. This may not Inflow-sl-
blt- at once. Wlll'l'l' the Halls I:.n'o been
neglected. Still two or three iiiulil-
l'tll‘t‘ lrcnimcul-s will show it marked
Ilillil‘ui'rmt'lll. Will: lllt‘ ivory linole-
mcnI remove any dirt under the nails.
'l‘rlrn lbom o5ui almpc wub the cull-
l'lt‘ st'ltomrs, rub down uuy uneveuuanu
with prepared ioilcl emery paper. then
apply the null powder with it I‘ilillllillh
pltlihllt‘l‘. "illi't' lb:- nail»: in warm wu-
lt-r. wipe well and "Ill lllu nulls again
with pollultt-r or with the palm oi the
hand. and do this after washirg. which
will wry:- to th'll IIII'III pollulti-d for a
week. If tlu- null» urt- brittle and dry
rub u little Vim-lint» over lltl'lll «out:
night. l'r‘r'fm'l ebuulium is the gi-l-tll'
est adjunct to l-cunly. but. for all that.
«In nol With" your lillilll lilo illicit.
Witt-lied seldom but thoroughly. Ilwt'
will been In 5: for "It” mulllilou than
if they nrv being rouliiiuoioly riuml
.ie it were. which nillllill' serves to
ngud the dirt Into the more. When
mlld Wilflthti‘ stew tiltiilAl. Iii
III'IItrItltl' it
Miss fiery H. Wilkins' iuw Icrlil is
the hummus story of All ll:tIo--ill5II
elly women who attempt. to lt‘fitl’lll a
quiet village and educate the people up
to the laleet fads of the town. It is
called The Jameson In the l'uunir)
and tie aerial publication will be tom.
nit-ml III Ill! MII laulie of The lad.
in Home Journal. II will her.- all...
Alice hurls-r sic-ohm- II III: Illustruv
Inf.
WHAT DO Till i'IIII.liIlIlN IllllNK?
limt't give them tea or some. Have
you tried the new food drink called
("IAIN-t)? It is delicious anti noun
lilting and tithes the place of coffee
The more ill-ain‘t) you give Ito child,
res the more health you distribute
thumb their Iytme tit-slut) II
ly prepared last-e likelhechoicogradee
cl coffee but caste about it as much.
All grocers sell It. the and lie.
last year is Perle. it. no harm,
consumed as land
dmlteye salt 40 mutt-e were killed which hail e cashmere eel of later teeth.
beeutlluily wrmhi in pure gold.
made of pure grates. Ied wtwn propw I
gloom. urt- worn all night be awful
they ltl‘l' patiently clean Inside other
wise the grime and dirt urn llllloflll'li
In the «unheated glands and the of-
felt I. nptutailc from what was :iwirol.
' ill Lottie Illobc "amount
1 WHAT "It MEANT.
i "I would do anything for you."
pron-slut
"\l'oultl you. really!" she asked. for
who word- owned up to Ilt'l’ \‘itIlllIlI
<plalta for discouraging him.
"lullmi i would." he AIM-'ricll. "llut."
he “third. "of course when l any for you
i lbw it In the posueeiw some. I no
our menu that I would do anything
millilv twenties you nailed the In..bttt
that i would do it with you as a re-
ward."
ilc
This is Lamp Week with s and?” we hope it will be with you. Our line this
year is the largest and finest we ave evei' li3d—and that méuns onsidernble. Five
hundred Lamps. ranging in price from be to $25. 00 each, should -ertainly be apprec-
iaietl by The Nonvnlks. I
Special bargains in lugruin Carpets. full weight and ‘ night fall patterns.
25c per yard. ‘
12 new styles of Morris Chairs in oak. cherry and malogeuy. iletntchable
cushions of plush, vulure or corduroy, at “Bargain House” pri: o .
See our white enameled Music Cabinets ~~~~~ “chic.”
We have the largest line of fine china after dinner Cups iul Saucers to be
found to Fairfield Co. No exception. Prices from 10c to $1. (it) each.
“HENDVENE. "-—li1vetyone Ill our town knows what it do a. Drop us a pos-
tal requesting it free demonstration wnothing could he more fair on our put-t.
vv. 5. STURTEVA T,
Thursday is Bargain Day.
THE. LAST CALI. oil implicit nouns.
mw CHILDRENS’ JACKETS
Viz: 500.: 31.00. 81:50,
\
South (Installs. Conn.
AT HALF-PRICE
75c.. etc.. etc.
Ludies' Jackets and Capes ut half-price.
Lollies' Silk Capes at half-price. .
Ladies' Bicycle Skirts, from $2.50 to $1.00.
Ladies’ Bicycle Jackets. from $1.25 to 25cts.
Lndies’ Bil yole lints. from 50 «its to lilcts.
liulan: 9 Men' s Cmnbric Shirts, lurgc sizes, from .ichs to 25¢ ts
Balance Men's Culnbric Shirts, large sizes, from ificts to fillets.
A few pieces Wusli (ioods, from 10 and i2lcts to beta. ‘
Fifteen pieces yard wide Percale. from 10 and 12icts to 7ets.
Bargains in llress Goods and other items.
A. Dickcrman 8-
South
on,
orwalk, Conn.
84 Washington Street,
1—,
Evening
Sentinel
Advertisements
ARE READ IN THE
HOMES OF THE
Purchasing
Publi
C.
OUR -._ nail... “lions: Curd lost l‘lrltytllilllitltl.
01L HEATERS! Gregorye l'oiet. depth \erwalll MID'ITIIlItiIIiIII lift.
.I. It. riullivaii. pruprieiorituduuumgcr.
Are Just the Thing Itilu .
l‘t-rms I'lwlitllttlilti; bathing Imattug.
Then ”I" realised that he was not
one of those ibutuhllees itIVI'rI who
Itwek idly and can be rustle to rue their
words
.thet It: would Insist upon the delivery
Inf lite goods Therefore. site illclilcil
1' . recently “Wm am". "my. to let her lelhrr dispose of him in the
the elicit-ton of a women was found 100“ 0'" way instead of slime Milli
i
i
some impossible flak to pron his low-
i-Jretn the Chicano Poet
It was more than Iiitcly. ion.‘
'l‘lim I'm-l Rights and Mcwuliuru. “""'.'fl' eluitrlc call In lielel. eon-
mu N.%.N with 3? Eflii'.l‘lmll‘.m “Of,
A child i'lill t‘itl‘i’y flittilt I'RIIIII'AMEII auntie Ililuth’lt Hunt
bout the liouiie' mm ummw "M3335": I III M
“‘ -- " 00L Ititl but let ititrltt :ei tutu
.. . Llfl It ill
‘ llity hint”null'kiiylutrl STORAGE ’ _
in: its i|llli ) (h llitllitl WAREHOUSE. MIDI
U ' reenaereuoeor WI
Furniture. Pianos.
comstOCkl Iloyeleo. Carriagea. Samuel
w kl are. ete...ete.
, at as
I. PAW” [NW A!
Comatock,
Jr.
71 North Main street.
'8 D
l ow.
112 Washington at,
South Norwullt.
TaylorkGolden’s
no not: at llnltt tau,
1! V” M It leewalh.
mullet tad lulu. ltul"
"When you are sick. wnet you it”
beat is to be chosen for a medicine I! ‘
the ill-It piece; what esperlenee tells
you is best. to be chosen lli the eeeoad'w
place; what meson ti. e.. Theory) a»
le best In to be chosen In the last place. '
llut if you can get Dr. Inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold' a
consultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken."
When you line a bad cold Dr. Joelle-
at ion would recommend ‘(ibataberlainfe
trough llemedy because it Is pleasant
and elite to take. lir. Experience would
recommend it Iwause It never fails to
t-fi’tcl. a speedy and permanent cure.
llr. Reason would recommend It be- .
run»:- It is prepared on scientific ‘iprllt-
triples, and acts on nature's plan In re—
lieving the lungs. opening the secre-
itloni' and restoring to e netural'and
llt‘ll'llly condition. For sale by G. 0.
Simeon. South Norwullt. and II. I".
Wit-"ii Norwttllt.
DEAI-‘NESS CANNOT BE CURBD
by local applications. as they cannot ‘
conch the diseased portion of the ear.
more In only one way to euro Deaf-
ness. and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Heartless Is caused by an
Inflected condition of the mucous lla-
lng of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets Inflamed you have I
rumbling sound or imperfect hm“.
and when It Is entirely closed Delhi-I
is the result. and unless the laminate-
tion can be taken out and this tulle
restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh. which is nothing but an In-
Ilamed condition of the mucous sur-
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars .
for any case of Deafness (caused by
eaten-It) that canaot be cured by
Hall‘s Catarrh Cure. Send for cir-
culara, free.
i“. .l. CHENEY I: C0., Toledo, 0.
Sold by drugglsts.
Hell's family I die are the beef.
HEADACHE FOR FOR'I‘Y YEARS. .
For forty years I suffered from slch
headache. About a year ago I began us-
Ing Celery King. The result was grati-
fyingly surprisingmy heowwng
at once. The headaches return
every seventh day. but thanks to Cel-
cnl King. ve had but one hendecha
In the last‘months. i know that
what cured in ill help others—Mrs
iJohn I). Vnn Keuren. Saugertles. N. Y.
.(‘elcry King for the nerves. stomach.
iliver and kidneys Is sold in bile and 25d
«packages by E. P. Weed. Norwnlk.
HOW TO PREVENT CROIYP.
We have two children who are sub-
PM to uitncks of croup. Whenever an
Illlll‘k ir coming on my wife gives them
. inmicrlnln's (Tough Ilemdy nd It
‘ll'l'flyn‘ prevents the allot-k. t is It
. lmllaclioltl tlccrsslfy in this county l
ino n.:.lir-r what else we run out . It
‘uoulr‘. not do to be without Chamber-
lain's l'oilgh Remedy. More of it Is sold
her:- than all other cough medicines
(‘J'l'illlit'lL-"J. M. NIt‘KIE. of Nickle
gl'los. lllti‘i‘ilflnifl. Nlcklcville. Pu. b‘or
jsnlt- by (l. t'. ritllleon. Bomb Norwulk,
and i), I’. Wm'il. Norwulk.
Fill)! MAINE 'l‘O CALIFORNIA
I'ltc household remedy for Coughs,
i'oldr. Asthma and I‘onsumption Is
i'lt-t'clillitl'l Lung Ill-eler. It has won
its pl.u-o upon Its merit nud It has
given Inch universal satisfaction that
we recommend all our friends and
customers to use it. Call a“ get a
free trial bottle. Large size. 25c.
Respectfully. H. II. l‘lulstcd. tlrtlggllt.
ill Washington street. 80th Norwalk.
A stubborn cough or tldtling In the
throat yields to One Minute Cowl
i(‘ure. Ilartuleae In effect. touches the
right spot. reliable and Just what II
Iwanted. It acts at once. Edward P.
iwch Norwnllt: George C. Billlaon.
’80th Hawaii.
OLCTORI
lhlitllwilnt any:
WW
1 ilusuv wean antenna earn.
1 "It is a sin to neglect your health."
Why do you do it. when you know that
like tumou- Blue II. Remedies of the
' '.loe llhung Yoolt Mitts" will aim or
your money Is refunded? No. I on"!
ltlwuntatient: I cures I.a (Irina: I
l'ttrua a cough or cold: 0 cures Oatarrhl
3 II a perfect appetialng tools; 0 XXX
siltuulailng i'IiiI euro impotence; l
is the t‘ Itllllreu' a iteliel Ioothlttg lyrc
up. 'l'rial bottle of each remedy. lie
or cut this out and get one free. 1.000
references one application. Obal‘lll I
it'iut-tt. is? Weehlu ion ureet. a. l.
I II. l'lnlsted. Iii Wits Ingtnu street. sole
I'M! for lloulh Norweill. Cons. .
......-
People have
Truth wears well.
i
Mi“ III “mm‘fmrnodihalltelfllti'eldttle may lie-
iers are reliable little pills for metal-
i ing the bowels. euriag eoaatlnalloo and
sick heartache. They don't gripe. “-
Ward |‘ Word. Norwalk: (loom 0.
dilution. south NOW..-
Within ilte last live years several
l
i
i
millions of the Pacific coast eeliaoa
have been placed In Lake Iliperlor.
.They are now lmtmtly caulht weigh:
liag trout tee to due-5n pound»,
Norwalk Chronicler