«AM» as the
Ilde of the Elm.
———-—-—..
or; (treatment! family and B.
have moved ironi Dan-
No. 1 Balls place.
,W Imiledge. driver for the Ad-
m company. has moved
M Norwalh. to Charles Gehr-
houae in Third avenue.
M
M lira. Edward Cooke. of Mid-
#3 3 flan. who are' on their hon-
are guests of Air. and Mrs.
~ lorrlaon, of Henry street.
s ..
.7 [Jule Gebrmann, of Second
III. lost a pocketbook containing
all valuable recet ts. in iloyt‘n
. South Norwal , Iflbi. Thursday
5 V. Carr and Frank Carr re-
‘a telegram from Huntington. 1..
this morning. announcing the sort-
‘ Illness of their sister. Miss Laura
part. They have both gone to that
W to site"her.
g .
The services. Sunday. at the Van;
“All“ avenue church, will be all fol-I
‘o‘ws: Preaching by the pastor at:
I :80 I. m., followed by Sunday school.
Rev. 1". 8. Aineworth wil preach at 7
o'clock p m. on Present Truth. Ev-
erybody welcome.
u)!
The A. association held Its w klv
meetinflht them obtain Slam
' Day, VanZandt avenue. Fridnv after-
noon. ti la-JeepodAtdtae-ail- the mem-
bers will be present at the next meet-
ing. which will be held at the resi-
dence of Miss Ada Worden. St. John
avenue.
A convention is being held tblu week
in the Swedish Congregational church.
Riverside avenue. Revs. Ellstrom. of
Mount Clair, N. J.. and l.‘nrlholm. of
New York, are in attendance. There
will be a meeting tonight at 7:30
Io’clock, and tomorrow at 10 u. m.. 3 p.
m.. and 7 p. m. The public Is cordial-
' Iy invited to attend.
f Temptation. Deliverance. Refuge will
be the subject presented at the mom;
ring service by the pastor of the East
Avenue Methodist church. tomorrow.
The Sabbath school will meet at 12
o'clock. The Revival Band meeting
will be held at 6:15. Ati'lio'clock itcv.
.Wllliam Wakeman. of the Westpmt
Methodist church. will preach in ex-
change with the preacher in charge.
W mung...
Dad-Ito luster Out.
captain Breakout was seen at New
London by .a Brllkeport Union repor-
ter. and asked if there was any truth
in the report that Battery a would be
mustered out with the other "flat-
teriea of the state on October 19. His
reply was as followa: ‘ q
“i saw the newspaper article in a
New Haven paper this morning, and
was greatly aatotniahed to read that
Battery 1) was included in the muster-
lng out order. The story was copied in
several papers about the state and give
en considerable credence. l have not
heard anything about the matter and
it would seem as if I would if the au-
thorit'lea at uaahitigton contemplated
any such thing.
"The article reads that the batter-
ies will report in New Haven on Octo-
ber 19. As far all that goes. it would
he an. impossibility for my battery to
be ready at that time. it will. tulle
about a Week for my men to prepare
to go home. and if the government fol-
lows the usual customiin giving the
men thirty day'a' furlough it would be
fully six weeks before Battery B could
I report for final musterlng out.
"i do not think we will be mustered
out this year. My oflcers and men are
preparing for foreign aervice and we
expect to get It. If the war depart-
ment la going to muster us out. there
have been no indications of any such
action up to date."
WROTE ma OWN OBITUABY.
Ix layer A. Oahey Ball Expires in
New York of Heart. Failure.
New York. October 8—-Ex-Mayor A.
Oakey iiall died last night of heart
failure, at his home at 68 Washington
Suture. South. New York. ogcd seven-
ty-nlnc. Mr. Hall for fifteen
years n district. attorney of New York
city and n nuiyor‘during"the 'l‘wm-d re—
gime. lie was at one iimc'cdltor of
the New York World and afterwards
represented several other New York
papers in European capitals. Several
years ago he returned to this ('0llilil‘.’
and again became connected with New
York newspapers. A number of years
ago Mr. Hall wrote his own obituary
and turned it over to th- New York
World which tomorrow will print it.
Wild
Dry Goods News. Oct. 7. 1898.
Smith, Murray's}
I-iucccsiuira in W. H. ”ALI. tk l'll.
Barnum Ddg, Bridgeport, Donn.
J .
Men’s
The Golden Rule circle of King's
Daughters met last evening with Mrs. I
Edson St. John, In St. John avenuc.,
Fifteen members were present. The;
Furnishings.
A Illtk) purchase of a hundred and
You only Pay for the lvorlne-‘— I
the Toilet Shop Costa Nothing
‘ ivorine supplies all the soap the
amily needs. t Washing Poweler for
allkinds of housework. Afioacake ,
of White Glyceriue Toilet Soap in
every package. for the toilet. bath,
.ande of cod and weekend nnu put met-
’ul logs on their line. Seine of these
e
The
and nursery.
par excellence by the world-wide
Tome of Williams' Shaving Soaps.
Both are guaranteed
J. R. Willin- FOAM]: M
DO FISHEB SLEEP.
I
Eugene Blackford. an Attorney. Says:
They do. I
“Do tithes sleep—mud how?" i
This mien was addressed to It»:
gene 0 illuekford. formerly llan coil-
missloner of New York state. ills ac-'
quaintance with tlsh began when he'
was very young. and at his present;
time he is a recognized authority all
over the world.
"Certainly they sleep." was Mr.
Blackford's response. “'l‘licy sleep
suspended in the water, with aheirI
eyea wide open. l have seen them do I
it otten. l have many fish in tanks
with glass fronta and can watch them.
Sometimes 1 see u tish suspended in the
water keeping perfectly stll for half
an hour at a time, and then l conclude
that he is asleep. lie does not even
now: a tits at such times, and the met-
ion of the gills is barely perceptible.
"Fishes don't close their eyes be
cause their is no necessity for their!
doing it. ’lhcy have no eyelids lie-v
dust as outs area They don t. close
their eyes in sloop because the light In
so modified by the water that it is not
hard for them to find a twilight spot.
"But they can close their eyes if they
want to do it. and they do on very par-
ticular occasions. i will show you»;
John bring me u trout.
The man went to a tank and soon
returned bearing in his hand a fine
trout about eight inches long. This
.\ir. Blackford hold while he took a
lead pencil and touched one of the eyes
with the point. The trout wriggied ‘
about vigorously, and at the same
drew an Inside yellow curtain over the
eye.
"You see II! can close his eye if he
wants to," said the former fish com-
missioner. "The habits of fish are lit.
tle known In many reaper-is, We have
Ionly begun to study their migrations
in a way that premier-a to lend to any-
thing. We have captured some thou»!
will be caught in neta far north and
south. and as they have the address of
the I‘nitcd States Fisherica ('ominiss-
lien on them. that will give us an idea
arm the untold mllllo'ns of fish that
Il‘du- along our shores at certain per-
I Ioila upend other parts of their y.enr
circle has pledged Itself to give 830" to ? iifty don-n Men' at Neckties given you a i nor-per a Round l‘ahle
the parsonage building fund. At luet:
evening's meeting it was anuounccd‘
that the circle had been succcsuful In1
rniahig another $50. thus leaving ouiv‘
350 now to be paid. The next naceiin;
will be held with Mrs. Sherwood. in
Westport avenue.
The first of the series of tculit-rs'
meetings was held last night at :hc rem,
Idem-e of .l. C. ll'IwkInra, ut Fc'a-Idc‘
place. A good ropmeentullou of the
tencheru imd oflleera of the :url Aw-
nuc Methodist T‘Illiiit‘llpdl Hull-luv
school were prev-cut. The meeting up.
cued with prayer by the |lilsllil'. 'I‘Iiin
win: followed by an able review of thcl
month's lesson. which wua collllltcloi
by the suiwrlnicmlcnt. The open unl'
friendly Interchange of tluiuthi itd‘lci
touch to the lulcrr-ut of the ('Illllilnllili
of the Ncriplurea. After the IP-nOII .
social hour was greatly enjoy-wt by all
during which the genial limb-m mu-
ed cake and ice cream. The t-oitipuur
lldlournwl at I” II. in.. built rented out
instructed
wan——
Yifll. LOW I‘NVli‘iim Hl‘ READING.
lily Associated Press.)
Jackson. Miss” lbloier it ill:
more of yrlillw iclc' llIl‘cItlpcl ii
.liukmnvllle yealcriidy. three white-
and three nurbcn 'l‘lwie \u'i‘i‘ no
deaths and none of the use me ml.
stdmd irltlcal. HI wrul ullquI'IIl-‘I
calm are uiula r MII'H‘IIIIHIH'.
t‘tltiiiltilc to leave the city and more of
the buriiiciw liouicp are tin but 'Ihw
”WIN M the chronic ilo "‘lii'
commie», lie «by M Nuivbcr. h an
i'd ilili pitta" in dem Inu tilt til now. i
.cw-a-C
il"W
illi-
E. Groeachner,
M I'Illili slit-vi. Wit-l N‘iffiltINm
NUPINT'S INTNA lAOINJ
Abbltt‘ir-ui’ ,ll.i;r .t‘ll boil»
1"." it"! i Mill i‘tlil l‘ \"II.\ It I.
il‘i‘ltil .Hii that note i III nub»
li'ai. l'ai: \ stub t \H t‘.
”Men visa-Ind by null promptly at
“tried to null liciliu- 'll‘ i irw
all im IIIDOIPOIT.
colorings
I gambit.
chance to sure a third of the uauul'
mice.
The I goods are made Ivy one oi' the:
lliuci reputable ill'.'k\\‘t':li' inunufuclur-
cut in the rountry.
'l'hey t'Iillll‘ to u large \uirIt-ty of Full
cd 'i'rcli.
Actual \uluc, dd l'cll':| title pri-c.
:lfi rents curb. :i for Al.
i'll'i'll'lAl. lMH'i‘Iilil-ZNI'H IN Ill..\t‘I{
5”.er .\.\'ll HAWKS.
New tires (train llroredcg ill ~~muil
tin-l nudiuiu putlcrua. price ii a yard.
Illuck i-lutiu Stripe». desirable
for skirt».
llluck 'i‘ullcin Silk Willi small ilgurcu
price all H-iIIH a yard.
Ill In. Illack t-luilu lupin-rec.
ilniuil value. prll-c 8i u yard.
24l-Inch lilack Rollo. ti
prlw to“. l‘l‘illil a raid.
\’t‘l .\’
piiu AI. .'.. u ,\.u.l.
r! ‘l'|i-
llllilill).
3|»in II Illui k Saiiiu, "MIN .3! 7i» quill
piiti Al‘ :3 a yard .
2Ii~Iiuh lllurlt 'luficio. aprriui vuluc.
lib (“lie in yard.
224mb Iliurk 'l'ufici. dollar quality.
pillc Til units it turd.
27-inch lilurk 'l'uilciil.
uklrh. prb-c ii 4 yard.
iii llil'l’i": iii‘tll’utli‘ IlIIIIlU
bulimic for
it unall-
iy price liil l‘l'llir a turd.
iii plum of Malta iirurmic.
quality. hit “4”“ a turd.
Iiilvh Millie \'linl|l‘. lifii‘i' .l n yurui
lil‘illlliilw I'I-plill
Till» (Alll'it.
Its good weaving w lllllllll'illllilimll.
m
«min:- our doll.“ quality and you will
Illlll‘lh It in“ apiciiilld,
If. l‘ill'
[irli'r
III iur whole-
that mint-n allh
II
.p-atiut-d to lu-mmc va-ry popular
tuition a co.
ilurnum iluildiug,
CONN.
and shupcc. llic llltirl l'{‘|)l'll\' .
i IUIMARY 09' ml: NEWS
.\ i-DIIIIII cubic dci-putih from i’ekin
his the iorclunen a llli p c-~.otutiou
. 1: they tea, \lobuu arising from tire
« tr I~I~l
I'ciiin- Agoiu lilo. rcprcsrntuiirc cf
the Philippine Inrllifll‘lii gorirnmezu,
Mill):- bu- Ir highly nilIINiIl'll with the ot-
‘Iiiilill‘ animal by President Mt Kittie)
regarding the future of the IN'llIII‘i
illirca' ii I'. lb-Iiuotil Villa eluted by
i'l'uuiniaiiy for u l'illlpll'l‘wtllllldi iiomiu.t~
lion, put wile not chosen heroine of the
wit-.owry that be Iloida all other in
No'upol‘l, II. I.
.tnaciublymcn IIouIb-Ily uud Miillv
c“ are in be imminalcd lot the r‘cuuic
‘.it the 'l‘auiunany convention. and Ht'llu-
tore Honor and tiny arc to be retired.
Mal-or Van \\')'l‘it received a letter
purporting to be from (lent-rut l'bar»
In II. 'l‘. I'HIIII. in which the former
I‘uoauiwloucr of Public Works threat
«but to t‘llilhiirt‘ the mayor if he «on
ililllmi to iu.tltc hiltll‘llle‘llld ll ill-elitist on
Ilil‘ I‘hlllll b-r. llciwrul riliiih pro»
IliillllillI ilu- b-ttir u fora-ry '
lioci. l'tiiiilllil‘sllllit‘l‘ .l. Hcmcuui t'raut
nail prirnicly married to IIll‘ rluuuhh r
of Hilllllil-I Ililiiil
'i‘uo curiiytuw of the .
lie Mar were brought in put
both “Hill. which rim uni tlu-itl
Help. in the Iitik of in. mm in
tiicuil-l-tubip the \lcrtauiilc Ilcuotlt .in
mciuiioll Mil Mum Itc rlinlolu‘d.
.Iohtl il. .lcw'cli wu- Iaallclwi for but.
lug tattoo loom-y with the limb-c tn-rl.
log that he um to pm-urc plum for
two men on the Willi“ flute. illitcr H,
iiil‘illll‘llih may follow.
licfmc .iu-igc “IIlIl‘rhIi' \‘c ntri u pity
in the iiupri-iur Hill” the libel am to
cm. of 4 Mill ..ioualii by Ituviil bindiw
born to recover lithium ilalnaaci faint
W A .l. NIIMIII‘ ulni oilicru.
ill-«mo It. Nation. the only broilu-r
of the Illa of l'fl'ullirtii MI‘KIIII'). tile
slim and killed In l‘liulou. "Iii“. Mn,
Anna Iluirgc III“ been urruicd
l‘Im 0 major generals and Inn c brig~
nabr- acne-rain were honorably lila-
Iimiiici III!
In lIl“
tliargrrl from the volunteer Lorri-c defense of the attractive cuallt m of mm
and time of the via army corps wrap
dia- optioned
Tim organ and the laws are held
late in siauil danlopmeut-n In the run-
!» rout c of the I’m-e i'fllni’llii‘iillil'i‘l.
Philadelphia ls dill‘tlilfliflfl the effect
of Narrator Quay'a nrrmi on the male
clieciioml.
lion-ram [back has let-u pe'liiobed
to remove lliatrirl Attorney
lltI' on the groumi that he who go by
of a misdemeanor to d "It urging a \lh:
.erau from his em.
{down nml i kept at It.
’othcr merchants In town‘dnd quite as
n I
A GWIUH IN ADVERTISING.
L
He May Have Told the Truth Without
Knowing it.
"When I vein a youngniei'. m of 2! "
remarked the veteran journalist of a
western city, "l wit the editor of a
country newspaper in a lawn of about
5,000 people. and having lived Dr . a I
year in Nchork. i had an Idea that
l was really the only person in town
who knew anything. 1 had a pretty
hard time. making think tome my WW
but youth and enterprise are hard to
There was one
firm In town. Smith brother», which
was the sUungesl and ruoat comerva-
tire there. and i know on advertise-
ment front them would be the making
of me, but they were slow In letting
me havc It. However. i p related until
at last I had it in my «Inn-hue. and l
grasped It as u drowning mun grasps
a life pro.- erler. 'ilie .«tnioi partner.
who was a most austere and particular
old chap. and ii drawn into the bar-
gnin. was anxious to linprce me with
the fact that they were doing a fil‘cfll
deal for inc, and I must return value
received. All of which i agreed to do.
and then the old gcnilctuun surprised
c by telling me he itivc me
the copy and leave It to my new {Linu—
led notiott. us he called [hi-m, to make
up an ml. that wuuld show the Smith
. l
llrothcra to be as progressive as any.
I
would
rcudy to meet the modern Me is Well.
this was more than I mold have ask-
ed for if they had heggul the to do so.
and i went out ofthe almost
shouting. When i rem-owl my ofilu-
i read the copy over again to find its
strong points for display. It was
follow»; for I run itcvcg forget
liiiit‘ c
ill
II:
. "Smith lirothcrs. the well known timi-
cry In grocerim. are pleuw-I to make:
the announcement that they are In rc-I
i'l‘Illi oi‘ the biggest stock of canned,
gmnis ever .Nl't‘l here. and they will IicI
sold at pi'it't‘h hitlurto unknown. Some
Itii\"'"illIhllr- mm be liar». but Sniih
lit-Iotluh are happy in knouiiig that;
tiny have a l‘cplli \crariirI
“IIIIII Ia worth ionic to ihom than
attriti'
"That no.» plain plot! with,
not touch of u lli.|l‘lLill \‘iilbic for the
lull I “an
alien for
good,
play of my \l‘l'r‘lllIIt' Ltlb ,\'.
rape-lul to do :lJllil'IIlIlla' that would»
Mimi :ui- niioa. for the vial until-mun
IIIiI been w-petinliy rviiilfi on that
point. He no» ilrmlof iiit- plainly ae~
\i‘l‘e. be mild. and “illlltli unacihi‘
iIiliI would but hill to .~Iir tbuige up. I
Cut up mori- than half rim I'iiilli with
and alien murmur: t'tllllt‘ I
' to till a million.
iiiiil (up).
Hill ii 8'” III simpl-
ibc .lllliillil of ~puiu he
tutupi. He told illl', ulwu he gave
luv the copy. that If he lIIIIllI get
lll'lillllii to or. [Mr proof. pm In let II
go Illlii lake the thinner. “IINII i did
uli-udi- didn‘t uppmr. anti “iltll the
paper «.nuc out, there It. the I-tile‘rl
.itui bluikwl bib r.~ I IlIIII'I s.-; tip. wro-
tlii». .ttitil'llrl‘lllt'II for u iuil tuIlllllll
on the lIl‘wl page.
Shil'l‘ll lllill'i‘Ul‘liS.
the in” known dmb-H an at nerlcn,
‘ lib:
IiIl‘IIM‘II to pull..-
Iii"
oiluauiinimnl tliut tip y arr ill infill
. of tile
illlltlliri'l'
.Iuek of humid good» Mei wen here.
and at prim-u littlprio unknown
tiumc IliIVl'l‘IIaf't‘I mus lu-
LIMIH
but Hliilth Iirolhcrn Illi' happy
IN
ktioaiuu that they have u reputation
Ill llilu
'I‘ilWN
fol brim-Hy uppp i. would more to
thrill than said.
' Wcll. about the illnlih Iiimharo MAW
that ml lllil’Iy .«lmuiitui in them and at
them iiiui olmul ilionl. they wrro ihc
inhibit-st turn you ever wow. and they
\t'cro only reuiraiiwtl by their religion.
from shmtliog the on the «put. llow-i
ewr. the) ant-ll rm- in spin- of all tor
the display. and i should lum- gone in'
tin wAll for my mm “Id Napoleonic.
brilliantly had it not lfor the tart
.tht before the time for I w treating of
the unit theI ad. had
Hmiih "Colliers a boom that
friahuiled them by it» iffllll'llliolla pm
polarity. and though they never
.pealcd the all. and always made
us did much for the I‘IIH' in finalitlal
'aad other wan—Wuhlaalea liar.
bolllnl ll tti‘ "
actually given I
alumniI
I’o'.
me.
ilnrilo anhmlt matter before It was printed?
we become great friends. and each 11%
I
conic
onsH.
All our knowledge; all our
experience; all our remorse:
for doing fine decorating and
painting. are for sale.
Big lobe; Iittle‘lobsy simple
tuba; hard Jobs~anything in
our line we're ready to tack-
le. and do it better than you
ever had It done before.
A Good Stov
and we will not sell you 01W
that we cannot guarantee.
We sell theta as cheap as anyone,
no matter who, and send
mechanics to put them up who
understand the business.
‘We've made a specih. study
of superiority. do be ordIn-.
ary doesn't suit us. and we;
excel while charging but
mode-itely for lt.‘
Heating Stoves, Ranges and Oil Stores.
All sizes and many kinds.
Nash 8- Van Seoy,
North Main and West Streets.
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. 2t North Main St.. South Norwaih
. Telephone MIMI.
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