r uuv'mn
ew aveu due in
Altman“. l .‘
ion the aw "l’fig
‘. ,o ‘ l . to
.I'JW. tor hi «out.
muscle ,,
. wden new”
bios. Insults Wm
, and the intruder
this: to New Rochelle.
'Id. about three-
seam from Larcbruont
at station and III!!-
r-
‘ den cayi, when he
" "shilling I train-
_ at ntlddutonlt until
i . "each and the
' 001 t DI.“ p the
, ‘deeu a young an broad
%g of the man." be
t. "satislled me that he
. die was frothlng at the
“:5 , muttered something about
r. .2 '1 land about. his being follow-
Iuor. lie was up again in
’ ' head down. 'i grabbed a short
. ass: lrhept handy. and hit him
e, head. We grappled. l forced
_ stairs and into a closet.
was noioek. but I slammed the
rushed up stairs again Ber
,eenidgat out I opened my key
tile train desputcher at New
v
a despatcher told me to stop the
. ‘ ' .“in‘ bound from New Haven,
,6 ""to pass In a few minutes
‘ i could reach the signal lever
them was up stairs and at me again.
1&2”.nt forced him down the
Wind rushed back to my lever lie
”.me back at me. however. still
tilingthat dogs were after him.
.wv'fii'h'isutlme i drove him.down stairs
still ontfld'e the tower. I heard a local
twill-sin coining. and as I held the
mutt: one hand i managed to grab
if. tar? with the other. The train
Ribbed all the crew came rushing ov~
W.‘ it did not take long to settle the
s after that. The trainmen tied
.hand and foot. and loaded him
.3 We hotllled New Rochelle.
d police Iavere waiting for him
‘the train arrived. My shirt was
torn olrny back In the light."
".M‘OII managed to get the madman
optoelgthe way before the express
' ' wand trailic on the road was not
' ”New Rochelle police station
’ "prisoner told the sergeant that his
’ -was George Gallagher, 30 years
‘ . “ ygort Chester. N. v.
. ‘ hash“! swan PISTOL
i 'l'hsfiatlffeetive and Deadly Weapon
' . :afiisliadliver invested.
a. ' . "'\.msae-cuy, Mo, September n—
* .1» . . J. .Gfllth. of this city, has just
git. , for the government an dil-
7i- : , ’ ' ,ot the Mauser pistol In use by
"I , Wilxcavalry and under considera-
m for adoption by the United States
M‘was made not only with tar-
} it, also with human cadavers.
. ,Griiflth says it proved. at ran.
ilfty to five hundred yards.
lfausel' pistol is the most ef-
” ' deadly weaponhof its kind
, and up to t e maximum
" it is practicaliyas good In
"find
9' of marksmen as a Krag-Jor-
. flggthing but flesh resists the
. of the bullet it makes a small
fillolsion where It entors‘ d a
e- kesnt where it deps . lI
.ihrthe way. it Is often sha . ed
’ , , . elite. The pistol wit a
‘ , attachment. shoots accurately
and. '31] at a range of five hundred
‘Blllleta passed completely
_ 'fllaaadaver at that: rmge.
lateralahrgeonl who witpzsed this
‘ “flint 'twasa humane w pon -
i-‘ssesdlt‘ ldklilamanl ‘yu
,._ .. - gs bum: hit a vital organ r._ l4
' ' a soldieralf it struk a
‘~ this. All agreed that it was as hu-
laa'ne _ any of the modern weapons
m lipower explosives. -' The pin-
4 res ten shots without reloading
all! can be emptied with accuracy of
,' r ' ,, Jess than three scoonds. The
(.r . . ' are thirty calibre. and are
all by smokeless nltrorpowder.
rinilsts weigh eighty-live grains
‘1 .' have a lead core surrounded
by a_ el plated copper locket.
. GE AT ANVli. CITY.
. clsco. September il—The
. Anvil City at Cape Nome are
* motive a well equipped refuge which
W‘bw‘ formally opened on Thanks-
%M. It will be called the St.
' 'a beam Station and It will
“was largest and Iineat structure
It'll Sitka. There will be three dc-
' d hospital. a free library and
The project is under the
d Rev. Loyal L. Worth.
s
ntendent of the Congrega-
" ante llissionary Work in Al.
, . .. '
. .. Wis Iron THE Pmurrmss.
snaclsco, September ii-Colon-
W. Sergeant Major Mcilill and
‘ '. 331:9 A and ii. I the Thirteenth
. Y infantry. vs arrived here
. 3'?“ Sheridan. Chicago. The
, apps-lea are coming In live
“ICI- This Is one of the new regi~
' . ,mng the provisional army
g 1.800 oilicers and men.
[mh' recruited principally from
although a number of troops
“from Ohio. Indiana and Michigan.
. . AthIIUN DANGER.
~ 93”.. m I told which you per-
“ titan away" it may Interest
m to ow It was a dangerous pro-
lvsry cold and cough which
paves the way far con-
”. bronchitis. asthma or ca-
meat hmw's (lure. the famous Ger-
‘m'g Armand lung remedy. will- e
.(ints. Bruiaid cold and save you fro I
' Skin Eruptiodhld by all drugglata.
earth. roman-r W
“by?”
“Hits! :u‘ - .-
. r~ 'l””
L For
y after It o'clock
we be reached the head at 7
stout with my list and he ;
Tend. yelling wildly. started l
the ‘ had-emu mellfflllfill j
T”
and children.
. l '
h illicit that
fills lawn, covers
." L
Croquet fluid; 3 estimate;
ing game. Persons will not scruple to
chest at it who would scorn such an
action in any other diversion. _ s
HOW'B 'l‘lllBi
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Props.. Tole-
u’r 0-
. We. the undersigned. have known l".
l. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
ind believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions. and lin-
lnclally able to carry out any obliga-
tion made by their firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
“l
* museum:
I run ~
Bl ill
million
. The Allure Best
. on “one s s."
735.???”
end controlled ' all
In the 'ilnwn of or-
‘ in fan .
W. S. STURTEVANT,
Thursday is Bar-gain Dav-
SPECIALS:
Fine quality! striugtiesp 59,; reg»-
i ; ' I ' .
PEGIALS:
H.105d0a, “La Favorite“ Corsets at
‘ .
ind the teat
for the past to years.
and are today wu-
Ie the driest
net We can so
styles of A toti-
W'h' "fit.
rial) Iéb i
In 0ch I. II 9190 I-
lp‘ually ii pupa Ill
med-f. "on;
stnv‘: do ”by hr
the largest and must
comple in. either
all . . s mmieittnte-
rs an , ve
rustic. “(when
film'ir stoveshali
a es. re se-
.. ad from themw. H.
. , Meekerl‘grfio. “go
"‘ Li'fi'l'o“ ”(or i
es a
least ill {lite-at less
than p east.
HOUSEHURNISHINE-Jlemémber. “If it's used in the house. we have it.,’
FLAGS—for when Dewey comes sailing home. ‘
OPEN IVIIV‘IVIIINO.
29o; value 39c ,
, Balance of a No. 4545 wrapper. 39c;
value 59c.
A few more left of better quality
summer wrapper at similar re-
duction. ‘ ’
R. & S. talcum powder. 5c :1 box;
value 10c. .
Balance of shirt waists at half-price.
lar price 1012‘. .. .
Wide rnille crash undershirts, 39c;
regular price 69c.
Balance of handkerchief tics, 390;
ooooa oauvanao so mesa.
North Main and Ann Sts.. So. Norwalk.
value 500. .
Spanish Root soap. 3 cakes for 10c;
value 15c.
Balance of crash and linen skirts
at half price.
"hit? £ii‘.‘h£°‘t"‘t.i’n on... Other Items of interest for Your Inspection.
sally. acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price. 75 cents. per bottle, Sold by all
imagine. Testimonials free.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
it doesn't always follow that be-
cause a‘ woman wears paste diamon
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU':
if not. drink Grain-U—made from
pure grains. A lady writes: "The
Ilrst tlmei made Grain-0 i did not like
It. but after using it for one week noth-
Ing would (induce me to go back to cof-
fee." it nourishes and feeds the sys-
tem. The children can drink It freely
with great benelit. it is the strength-
ening substance of pure grains. Get a
package today from your grocer, follow
the directions In making It and you
will have a delicious and healthful ta-
ble beverage for old and young. ' Inc
and 26c.
About one German woman in every
twenty-seven works in a factory.
nor run Wiener wir.
It II needed before b'lIylng I bottle of
A. DICKERM
as Washington Street,
ESTRBLISHED 1668. '
the Is vulgar. but it isn't apt to ma e
the world think more of her. . .
——
coat for the fall.
Chamberlain's Cbolio. llholera and played in our middle window.
Diarrhoea Remedy. ,Qulte frequently
the remedy is required in the very bus-
iest season or in thank“ and much
inconvenience and shifting must be
home before It can be obtained, It
costs but a trifle as com ' red with Its
real worth and every fa lly can well - g , ' ‘ ‘
afford to keep it in their home. it Is - - 4
everywhere acknowledged to he the . , leg _.
most successful medicine in the world
for bowel complaints. For sal’e by G.
C. Stillson, South Norwnlk, and E. P.‘
Weed, Norwalk.
All Paris is raving over a monkey
that plays the violin. Musical mon- I ..
keys are plentiful In Chicago. T ' H t h & B I ' 0
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. ~ 8 a 0 al ey 0!
Stephen 8. Batch.“ and Trees.
groomer. Mather and Shinqies.
Planing and Steam Sawing. .
lanthanum mum to
Don. M. Blilldl. lllldlm liltlll.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses. .
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of new Castle
Del., says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distrea
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. andepn'e 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. Ii. i’ialsted and F. ii.
A man who has been treated to a
coat of tar and feathers naturally feels
stuck-up. ‘
roomsoolalsossniv.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. '
All druggista refund the money if It
Edward F. Bailey. Pm
—
Mahackemo Hotel Block South Norwallr.
Insurance PA"...
Mill and Ollice foot of Marshall at. 80. Norwalk.
'_ When passing our store,
" " “°‘ W" m“ ‘° W“ “““' not fail to stop to look at them. We have them dis-
fails to cure. 35c. The quinine has
1.. B. Q. on each tablet.
The Paris Academy of §clences has
decided to enlarge the number of the
foreign corresponding members from
we to lit.
l SAVED A aor's Lll’l.
Ilia; w . .. o, . HIGHLANDHAVARIAN.
on 13.5%.: “amateurs iii. munwn Hm WM“.
ed my boy's life. He n just like
the one we lost with or p. We ave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the mor-
n ng." .
For sale by It. if. and r. if.
i
Papa—You and Willis od‘ght to bei
and Malt with Iron.
ashamed of yourselves not to give little \9
“I", any of your gumdrops. ‘ 13 NORTH IAIN CTR-T. NORWA
Tamar—Well. p." m. M u seq!“ Call. 1&1. loath mlei. 1
Willie. have formed I trust. h' she Tfll H W”: ’
ldon't belong.—Ohlo State Journal." l ' HIGHLAND ill TH. ‘IIAII Mil-1' IT“
N 8' SON,
South Norwallt. Conn.
SHAPTER'S AlDES PROMOTED.
San Francisco. September Al—Orders
illavc been received 'fromI‘WKshlngton
by which two of the aides of General
1 Shatter—Captain Robert H. Noble and
’iCaptnln Arthur C. Ducal—have been
lpromotcd, the first to rank as major
{and assistant adjutant of volunteers
[and the mood to the rank'of lieuten-
rm" colonel and assigned to duty with
line Forty-ninth Volunteers infantry
CHOOL Will commence iii 8 i now in St. Louis. Both men have seen
few days and your child
will have to have a school : posed m the time to be mm. Major
’. Noble Is an old indlan lighter, and also
We have about ; did good work In Cuba.
two dozen Roofers on hand which I mm or TRANSPgltTATION con-
. mm s. .
we are-closing out for one half of I 8., Michaela, ”w. 1., m 9...“...
the original selling price.
ihnrd service. Captain Ducal led the
‘Iuttnck on San Juan hill in the Cuban
campaign and received a wound sup-
Wash.. September iI—Thls season,
which is rapidly drawing to a close.
will see the exit of‘several companies
do , engaged In the transportation business
.on the lower Yukon river, lelEvlng the
i Ileld to four companies. the N rth Am-
writ-an Trading & Transportation Com-
‘ puny. the Alaska Commercial Com~
' puny. the Alaska Exploration Company
and the Empire Transportation Com-
pnny. The failing on in the passen-
ger business has been very marked
this season, hundreds coming down the
river where thousands came last year.
‘: e, F'T'T—‘-‘_ .
coup FOR THE asssr orrlcn.
Seatie. Wash. September ll—A con-
signment of one million dollars worth
of Klondike gold for the United States
assay ofllce here arrived last night on
the steamer Cleveland from St. Mich-
hcls. The consignors were the Cana-
dian Bank of Commerce. 8600.000. and
the Bank of British North America.
"00.000. The Cleveland had one hun-
(Iape Nome.
MISSISSIPPI QUARANTiNED.
Jackson. Mina. September ll-The
state board of health has declared the
state of Mississippi quarantined ag-
ainst New. Orleans elective at noon
today. The quarantine does not apply
to frclght. and a0 fumigation of the
malls will be required. All passenger
trains will carry inspectors under the
supervision of the marine hospital ser-
vice and will be somewhat delayed.
BRAVE MEN l-ALlo .
Victims to atorgch. liver and kid
my troubles as well as women. and all
feel the results in loss of appetite. p0"
sons lntheblood. backache. nervour
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES. ”Tefmfimw;
uroanarto annunsa
unusual) uaanns ans: aralcrm UNION.
HIGHLAND stimuli.
lilGlILAND Cltklau ALI.
Stock Ale and Porter.
Pur UP ltxr'ltlcsam Fort “slim usa.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
Tlllll l’Ultlcti'l' aiAl/l‘ TUNICS lADld.
'l‘hey build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotels and saloons mrniahed at reduced prices.
nativauo sass To rassruaa.
« [SKID G. HIMIUI‘ON. Solo 33an
nor. ldavlllc. lad. He says: "Elec-
tric Bitten are just the thing for a man
when he Is all run down. and don't care
whether he lives or dies. it did more
to give me new strength and good ap—
petite than anvthlng i could take. I
can now at aaytlilns and have a new
lease of life." Only 50 cents. at Frank
ll. Baxter's Drug Store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that was made is Dr. King's New
Life Ila. Ivory pill Is a warm-
ed giobule of health.
weakness into strengtb.l seq a-
k. to eaarsy. braia-fsg into mental power.
"www- r.
.1 ’3' -
flutter” _
walk. ' 'goods
m I'll “coma
“Lawson ‘wi .
drcd passengers from Dawson and'
Is now attending
eclnml and wear-
ing out shoe lea-
“ Iliur at a rapid
Daugh-
puco. We have
shoes made it)
stand hard «use.
' Elmer's
The Place. .
y.
It Pays toGet the Ben.
it is It won toor‘m'roor that the best of wolkllialishlp
’ and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can he foundat 7 - . -
Tilly’s Sign and [Carriage Works.
“Tl-Ind FA'R it
From makers to Weere‘rs.
We are showing the largest variety
ofthe richest and most stylish
Ready Made and to Order.
They cost you far less than you can
make them for yourselves.
IfWrubcl o.‘ co.
6. Washington Street. South Norsvalk ’
DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK.
.TIAMII HARLEM.
. LEAVES SOUTH NORWAUK, 7:361. It. 1" 5 4.3!
Leaves new main) ' ‘ -' ' -‘ . ‘5‘ ,
Beekman Street. 2:16 p. as. Saturday. 1:“ p. to.
Saturday. 2:00 p. In.
East Slat Street. 2:40 p. m. ‘ ' ,
FARE. SINGLE 400: EXCURSION. 100.
Excursion Sunday. Sept. . 10. to North Beach.
Pioneer Hook 0 Ladder Co‘ incursion Fare. “to
Leave So. Norwaik, 10 a. m.; North'Beach. 4:30 p. m.
Fromm: Propollor City‘o'f Nam-lit.-
heave Beekmaa street, New York. londay. Wednesday and Friday, 5 p. 3.
Leave Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and SaturdaY. 5 p. at.
W
' By the Looks of the Front of his.
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston 1
Again. v, . .. ,
I have bought a la‘ a stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price. for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods Fever oflered on this earth for
the money. and will overshadow any
sale I ever had. in quantity an
quality: ~_
Norwalk Chronicler