Time on her
across Seas.
or). halite ber lit-The mom-
. steam Oceanic. of the
line. whl . was looked for
»‘ 1 day new . was sight-
of Fire island at it o'clock this
'a‘flprsl hours behind the
“tiled. Which called for her
. sanction at 6:30. She
. we. at 12:45 p. in. last
mill the time of her passage
about six days. twu hours.
- - - . that owing to her great
she would not attempt to
.. , a per till highwater. and this
mm , ow hervto appear in the up—
' 3W obtain 81). m.
. . m6 made by the Oceanic may
- very good, considering
- l'.-plea that have been report-
flid Atlantic during her passage.
res favorably with that of
. t of the ocean greyhounds
. ~ .. Vite”. it also tends to bear
‘ rmtement that ‘wlth her pow-
ncs and great blllk she will
refill" schedule time regardless
:weathsi‘ conditions when she
”flat limbered up.
- is the largest vessel ever
' .She was launched at Belfast on
fltlast from the shipbuilding
of Harland 8; Wolff. ller dim-
, . on 704 feet long. seventy-two
V,” dream and sixty-eightfeet deep.
‘ lira gilt light of twenty-two feet.
ed thirty-two and one-half
lflhed'egisters 17,000 tons. Her
were designed to develop 45.-
.hornepower. Her coal capacity is
It! thousand tons. and she con-
' t
& normally about 500 tons of coal
. 7 . .She Is rigged with three masts.
a“ equipped with two funnels. each
tmty feet diameter and eighty feet
. ‘ e the fires grates. and painted yel-
‘ W with a. black top. the distinguish-
fnnnel colors of the White. Star
_ Her passenger accommodation is
form cabin and 1,000 steerage. and
If. curries a crew of 450 men. 'it was
“bind when she sailed from Queens-
town on the present trip that she had
It" board 2.044 souls. So much larger
.94 I. III. than the other White Star sterl-
. more. that the line built a new dock
it! North River to accommodate her.
VAIDEBBILT’S FUNERAL.
Mum-lent between Father and
.. use; Cornelius Never quite lie-led.
‘New York. September 13—Thc filfl"
oral of Cornelius Vanderbilt will take
place at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning
x “wit. Bartholomew's (‘hurch. A spec-
“? N. boat will carry the body. family
and friends from the foot of West For-
mad street to Stat-n island. The
,, will be in New Drop. where the
Vanderbilt mausoleum is. and where
flu several members of the family. in-
oquiil‘. Commodore Vanderbilt. the
“(founder _ “18.3mm fortune.
‘ Mr. De w said last night that all of
air. Vanderbilt's children Wore in the
city. with the exception of Alfred. and
that he will undoubtedly come home.
The homecoming of Cornelius Van-
derbilt. Jr., was an unusually sad one.
The estrangemcnt between him and his
father because of his marriage with
Ills! Wilson had never worn away and
he did not suspect that his father's enu
II so near. Of the relations between
lther and son. Senator ilcpew said:
”They were on fair terms. 1 think it
is a week ago today that I saw them
together at Newport. ' -
3 Villa’s soar rotmyluss'r.
Over Fifty Entries for the Governor’s
Can at Lake Forest Links.
Chicago. September iii—The. second
annual woman's golf tournament of
the Onwentsla Club bpgpn today at
‘(rllnke Forest. the initial event being
the preliminary round. eighteen holes.
medalplay. in tile governor's cup com-
petition. For this event there are ov-
,« of fifty entries and the-competition
bids fair to exceed that of last year.
' both in point of numbers and quality
‘1 of play. . .
The governor's cup presented by the
Board of Governor's of the ()nwensla
Club has twice been won by Miss Ms-
‘4 rion Shearson, formerly of the Chicago
’ Golf Club, but now of the Richmond
" County Country (‘lub of Staten island,
g N. Y. A third victory will give. her ab-
solute possession of the trophy. and
. with this chance in view she has come.
, from New York to compete.
ii Besides the governor's cup there or
a
'1
“ “’3?
‘1
three other cup prizes.
STEAMER illnl'llJIl) FUR $30,400.
Seattle. Wash. September 13— '1 be
steamer Cleveland has been lilielled for
$50,400 by eight second class passen-
gers who arrived on her Sunday from
St. Michael, Alaska. The suit grows
out of trouble the vessel had between
St. Michael md‘liutch Harbor. when
by reason of running short of coal. the
second-class passengers were empll'yed
to break up for fuel all the loose lum-
ber Ind superfluous woodwork on the
model. in addition to their wages li-
. bailouts sue for damages for the dis-
comfort: suffered on‘ the voyage. in
consequence of the lack of sleeping or-
commodations.
EVERYTHING QllIl-IT AT NM‘O.
Bishee. Arlz.. September lib-The lat-
‘ at reports received from New lndl-
cats that everything is quiet. The Mex-
icsn guards. over a hundred in num-
M. are patrolling the line. i‘owboys
are still arriving here. No arrests
have yet been made of cowboys who
killed, the Mexican guards on the San
Pedro. it Is reported that some of
them have left the country in ordcr to
avoid being turned over to the Mexi-
can authorities.
L...»
WAR MUNI‘MEN'I‘ l'NVfiRiIED.
Copenhagcn. i-icpt- mbcr 12 ~A monu-
meat commemorating the Sl-illeswlg
war! was unveiled here today in the
menace of King t'hrlstmn. the Czar.
the fixation, the Dowager Empress of
Russia. ”I" Kiln: of lilo-cc. tile Prin-
cess of Walls and other nlelnIu-r-l of
the Danish royal f.l!lill\'. Great crowds
of pie were present and there Woe
much enthusiasm displayed.
latch for the Americas.
New York. September lz—Terry Mc-
Govern, of Brooklyn, is the hero of the
hour in pugiiistic circles. lie whipped
“i’edlal'” l’nlnler. of London, thorough-
ly and in lloulile-ullick time in the lir-
ena of the Weslehetlter Club. near Tuc-
kuhum pl, v.. yesterday afternoon and
thereby earned the title of hunters
champion of the world, ulthoufll DOW
contestants were actually in the tenth-
erweight class.
The. Englishman, although forcing
the pacc at the outset. was really ncv-
er in it from the word go and Mctlov-
am simply battered his opponent into
partial insensibillty. The Brooklyn
lad's arms worked like piston rods and
the punishment which he meted out to
Palmer was swift and terrible.
The battle did not last. unite one
round. the actual time of fighting be-
ing two minutes and thirty-two sec«
ollds, at the end of which time Pal~
nler was lying helpless, though halt
conscious on tile floor of the ring.
Palmer lcd off with his left for the
head. but fell short. anti Terry landed
his left lightly on the bead. Palmer.
seemingly confident of success. forccd
matters again. leading his left again
with force. but McGovern stepped back
quickly and Palmer fell to his knees.
When he arose. they got to work at
clot-fie, quarters. Terry lending his right
twice on the jaw and then brought it
down to the stomach, at the. same time
keeping his head inside of Palmer‘s
swings. Palmer landed a good left on
Terry's mouth. but the Brooklyn man
only shook his head and kept both
hands working like piston rods on
head and body. -
When they had been fighting Just
one minute Tlmekeeper Pollock accl-
llentnily rung the gong at a moment
when McGovern was evidently getting
the better of his opponent. The prln~
clpals broke quickly and went to their
corners. while their seconds. as well he
the referee. looked at the timekeepcr
In nmazment. The referee. seeing that
a mistake had been made, called the
boys together again and they resumes
hostilities. after the lapse of ten sec
onds. They got to close quarters im-
mediately. with McGovern doing somr
heavy half oral treatment. Then bl
sent left and right to the head, but
Parmcr countered on the face.
Palmer assumed a crouching ntfl‘
tulle, and seemed to hold Mciiovcrf
with his left. hand. but Terry. quick as
a flush. hooked his left to the head nnc
i’nlnlcr dropped to the floor. i'almel
got up within four seconds. lie was
groggy and McGovern forced him tr
the ropes. swinging both hands. The
ilrokolyn Ind was over anxious in tin-
ish his man. but Palmer. though hull
groggy. ducked beautifully. Mc ioverr
was all over him and kcpt- Worklnr
both hands to the body and neck. l’nl
nier again not into a half croucllizl.
attitude and got to n clinch. As if \
lil'fikt' pwny Mcilovcrn threw his rich!
hard over the heart and hooked his left
to the point of the jaw. Palmer stag"
gercd from the effects of this blow an:
McGovern scelng his chance. threw his
right over to the mark and Palmer fell
to the floor in a half conscious condlr
tion. ills seconds made desperate at-
terupts.to get him up, but they wure
ineffet fuel.
Mi-(lovcrn. after he delivered the fin-
zli blew. turned his back on his oppon
chi and WIIVNl his hands to his sec-
onds ’Rhe rcfcrcc bcni chr Palmer
and counted the seconds slowly. and
when he uttered the word ten, i’ulm-
er'r. seconds: jumped into the rim: unc
carried the defeated pugilist to his cor-
l'lf‘l'.
The ring wherc the battle took plan
was plicho-d in the center of :l stock—
mlc enclosure. in which scnts were ar
ranged for input) persons. The prices
of admission ranged from 53 to air.
and :zcvcll-oighths of the seating t‘il-
paclty was of the value of $10,000. SPV'
duty-five per cent of which went to tho
winner iiilll the rculalner to the loser
in addition to this both pugillsis arr
guaranteed an interest. in the prin-
leges accruing from. the pictures tak—
en of'tbc fight.
FIRST ltldtiilili'lN'l‘ MAY G0.
Hartford. September lib—At a meet-
ing: of the officers of the l-‘irst licgi
merit at the armory last night. it Wm
voted to attend the Dewey celebration
in New York. and if the members ol
the companies vote on the attention
favorably next Thursday night. fund
will be at once raised to dcfruy the ex
pcnse. '
GRAND NAVAL SPECTAI‘LR.
Washington. September i.’l——l'apinlrl
Robley Evans. representing the mun
in arrangements for the Dewey rccep
tion in New York. was at. the depart
meni today. llc reports that. as far
a»; the navy is concerned everything is
ready for the reception. and Dl‘l'lllt‘l'
that the naval spectacle will be one o
the grandest ever seen in this country
I'NION llA'l‘ilI'litS LOCKED ()i'T.
('hicngo. September 13— l'nlon Lath-
cru have been locked out by the llossel.
As. a result the Work on many buildings
is at a standstill. It is alleged that the
‘journeymen have been forcing elli-
ployers to accept such men as the jour-
neynlen send and in such numbers ”in!
it. was impossible to work to advan-
loge.
COUNTRY IS FLOODEI).
Lintz. i'pper Austria. September. 13
—'l‘he rapi rise of the rivers Salzncll.‘
lime and Trash has flooded the coun-
try, interrupting road and railway
communications. At ischl and Eben-
scc sei'eral bridges haw been destroy-
cd and many families have been priv-
en from their houses. Rain continue-s
falling everywhere.
EAST \‘(iI‘NG PACER SOLD.
Fort Wayne. Ind., September 124‘.
ii. Ilurch. of (‘opakm N. l'.. has bought
from Frank Ilognsh. Miss lrma. a fast
young pacer by Atlantic King for $3.-
000. The more has no record but has
gone a mile in 2:07.- and will be en-
tercd in the fast classes next year.
COSTELLO nol'sn oven.
Merldcn, September itkln" the po-
llcc court yesterday liernnrd ('os-
tciln. the State ill-form School bony
who murderously assaulted Supervis-
or Paul ('. llootil with a baseball bat.
pleaded guilty to :lss'llllr‘n‘llh latchf
ito kill and was bound over to the rim
perior Court under i.u00 bonds. Cos—
tello's home is in Dunburyyinsteod of
Waterbury. '
' l
divulged “ 3‘ A!
pr"... -
All the Latest
PlillK”
EDNA ."
BADGE
LifllWOOD
All the Best
Four High-(ire le
RANGES
made and guaranteed
by Abeudrotll Bu»,
l’ortebester N. Y..
and mntrollul by as
.n the Town of Nor-
... :w-l'f'l'
OPEN IVIRV IVININO. .
W. S. STURTEVANT.
Th “days; 321
North Main a
urs
SPECIALS:
10 doz. “La Favorite" Cirsets at
29c; value 3Sle.
Balance of a No. 445 wrapper. 39c;
value 59c.
Wide n
A few more left of better quality Balance
summer wrapper at similar re- 'aiue
duction. Spanish
R. dz S. talcum powder, 5c a box; value
value 106- Balance
" Balance of shirt waists at half-price.
' A. DICKERM
8b Washington Street. -
AN
HED 1868
ESTHBLIS
H. KRIEGERSCCO,‘
a
(lllllfll. “will commence in a
few «luvs and your child
_ will have to have it when]
coat for thc fall. We have about
two dozen ltccfcrs on hand. which
we arc closing out for one half of
the original selling pllcc.
, -“ 3...? When passingr our store, do
not fail to stop to look at them.
played in our middle window.
H. Krieger 8- Co.
Mahackemo Hotel Block South Norwalk.
[khaki & trinke-
Yaumher. atom and Shades.
Planning and Steam Sawing.
” WACIUBERB 01' AND DEALEKH IN
Boon, Sui. Blinds. liudrood Inuit, Casings. Etc.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
‘ sulfur-lino PAPERS.
lldill and Office foot of Marshall at.
So. Norwallt.
THE BEST MALT stvrsscté;
HIGHLAND . BRANDS: -
HIGHLAND liltANIki ARE STRICTLY l'NiUN.
IliliiillANIT‘flAVARIAN. iilliiil.ANl) PHASE“.
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, HIGHLAND L‘li ill ALB.
and Malt with iron. lock Ale and Porter.
PUT [JP l'ZXI'ltitssm l’fiR FAMILY I'sll.
as carefully as a phys’c-ian’s pro-scriptLlln.
THE Pl‘ltbiri'l‘ MALT Tl).\'lC‘:i MADE.
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotels and saloons .umtshed at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE TO FRMILIEB.
ISAAC G. HRMILTON. Sole flgcnf.
. ‘5‘. NORTH MAlN STREET. I NORW.'J.K rill'l rib.
Tel. Call, 136-2. south N hilt. Telephone call. “9-5. Norwalk.
'l‘llF: ii INLAND. Winnlponh.
HIGHLAND OH This in. aims monster s'nrmuw.
ages.
.HOUSEFURNISHING.—lteluember, “if it’s used in the house, we have it.,’
FLAGS—for when Dewey comes sailing home. '
GOODS DELIVERED 50 MILIO.
ndv Ann Sis, So. Norwaik.
rgain
SPECIALS: ‘
Fine quality string ties, 50; regu-
lar prlce 10c.
val."
1 Lingllt‘ on luo- l'lll Inst. wcl'c “frail!"-
Wl- have them div.
Ml
walk. The '
made by this mama
have stand the test
for the put fill years.
the finest
We can- 20
“hi cred
made.
heating and oolllt
shown, and b early
purchases (be ore the
rise) are in a position
to offer this except»
louslly fine line at
prices for below pres-
eutqlmtltlonl. Our
stove dept is by feed
the largest. and most
complete in either
oil . We furnish rte
pars for any stove
made. We also have
till lleatingttoves. all
gumblllltt‘fl, pu rcllns-
i'll frolll file W. H.
Meeker t‘o.. Ho. Mulll
street. wlliclrweoll’er
to car y buyers for at
lentil. 40 lwrcent. less
than present uni.
Day.
.-
lllle crash undershirts. 39c;
regular price liilc.
of-handkerchief ties, 39c;
50c. _, .
Root soap, 3 cakes for 100;
150.
of crash filltl linen skirts
at half price.
Other Items of. interest for .Your Inspection.
South Norwaik. Conn.
"(TORY FOR Till! LIZMil'E.
t'hartcriillk i'ool Sellers llcarily Fined
ln fhc snmulr cum at lorlrord.
ll ll‘f'I- N. x'- p‘l-‘Iillcr l:'. The l'llnit
:l (Lil. l‘.:zl. pool will-rs. alrl'csicd :il
ill:~'itlll‘l‘ of lift“ Law llllll Order
ml iii-fore Judge John M. 'l‘hayt-r lll llli'
Sup-rim i'ourt lll‘l‘t' yesterday after-
.\ll of till-m plumb-d guilty to
noon.
~l\ complaints. om- ol "llf’ll day of the
:...vu. ilnéll lint; illll‘ly'l'usvs lll uli.
ill Hiiiutz-IIIK sonic-um. llll' court said
iizni il-- lll’l not approve of llfillllpli'llll.‘
. .w and \rolzlll illlpoz‘t' only a nvnuillz-l
fin:- of 3!” ill llil' of the cases against
Hull LH-lzdill. (ill ill" other one he
.uonld in the line at Slob. trialling n
Inlnl cf Slim, and [lil' costs for l'ill'll of
l‘n- nullwd in pllj. i'lo- costs will bc
hung. the illll"i nil l'crrcd the taxa-
iluli of t'llslz’. lzlln‘. he should look into
Mr lllultcl‘.
S‘N‘I'Ilill')’ 'l'lii‘mtlltl‘ and “attorney
l‘v-nz‘} ii. :{t'wlnfl were ill m rt. When
asked what he llllillilllf of the .cntencc,
.ilr. 'l'hrnslu r will: “I have noillillg in
’;:y: nlv imponsibllfty and duty cllds
.ulu ll our t'.i.~l'ti are brought before the
«curt. l il.iflk. iluWovcr. it may be
Humid: rcd n victory for the League. as
it up». li'itl't’ll by some that illl‘ pool
.v lic r.: uould in some way escape pun-
'ltilillll lit."
i _._-
.l'tilh l-‘lIOS'l‘ \Vl'l‘illiill~2\\' (‘IIARG 25
San i-‘raminco. Sctpcmlwr i3——'l‘hc
trouble Ill tho- r‘ll‘sl South liakotn Voi-
:lliillf'r l'cgillleni llilrl bcen s:-itlcd.(.‘ol-
olul Frost today withdrew his char-
g. s against Lieutenant i'olnncl Lee
{Slow-r. Lieutenant Colonel lilltcs and
.Mnjor ii. I'. Wnrllc. and the order ol
lat-cw! against thcm “as rcmovcd by
.licncrnl Shaffer. (‘oloncl Frost re-
ceived letters of apology from all three
,of lllc accused ofl‘u-crs. which they
wrote in resptlnsc to appeals made by
the rhizm‘ls of the reception commit-
tee from South Dakota, now in this
[city Governor Lee. who has just nr-
3 rivul llt'ft'. has approved the action.
MEMORIAL 'I‘O ili<2it ill'SIlANI).
San Francisco. September 23——lt is
sinful that Mrs. i’hocllc lit-first will
lt-ret‘i at least two of the buildings of
'thc new l'nlversily of ('alifornla at
llcrkclcy. line of tbesc. the school of
luxines. will be a memorial to her nus-
band. who was a mining lnan _nnd the
Iother will probably oc drvotcd to the
:purpose of women. The statement is
,almmadc that Mayor l'helan and Miss
l.icllnie Flood will each dcfrcy the ex-
:pcnsc of constrl'ction of one of the
lfinc buildings provided for in the
lplans of Architect Bernard.
l
'SEN'I‘ A MESSAGE WITIIOI'T WIRE
! Chicago. September Iii—«A special to
;the Chronicle from Perry. 0. T.. says:
Peter I'carson. an Oklahoma man. has
,lnvenlcd a system of wireless telegra-
lphy which no claims is perfectly sue-
lc‘cssl‘ui. Some time last week Mr.
.I‘earson says he sent a message to his
intent in a little town sixty miles away.
E lie iatcr rm-civcd a copy of the message
thy latter through the city office exactly
:n‘. he scnt it, including a mistake in
‘the sending.
MEN AT Tiild i’ItESllilt).
San Francisco. September Iii—There
are now from men quartered at the
'l‘msldln in this city. This includes
95o rer'rvitv. 4t) (await, 337 in the rug-
lnlar garrlscn. approximately 51
more returned from the islands on,
'awaltlng muster out.
[Hill are today with"
styles of [then will ..
\ feet forward.
ii
For Infants and Children
Beats
the“, :
of The
Kind
. ’You Have
Always Bought
~ In Use For Over 30 Years
MW.
Yul: econo- Country. hrw Vows nth.
. wsisasv cars A ('Aitli.
Bricklayers Make him a Union lIIllu so
that he can buy a i‘orncr-Slonc.
Chicago. September lilm'l‘llc Time".-
Iicrald says: The Ilrlcklllycrs‘ and
Slum Masons' l'nlon of ('hicugu, ill its
regular lill't‘lllm last night. voivd to
issue a cclrd of honorary membership
to William hiclv’lnlcy, president of ill"
l'nlti'll States. so that wlun llc hun-
dlcs n trowel in laying the corner-
stone of the new government building
()ctobcr El he only not be branded as
a non-unionist.
According to the present plan the
card of honorary membership will be
lil't“-f'llli‘|l to i'l'c:'l«lcnt. McKinley on
till morning of the tiny sci for illt'
ceremonies by (ioorgc l’. lillbllins. pru-
sidcnt of the Bricklayers and Slouc-
cuticrs' l'nlon. The organization in-
slrnctcd l’innnciul Secretary \i’. A.
Stalum to make out the card and to
notify l'l'l‘zilllt'ili’ McKinley by letter
that lli' ha! been made an honorary
lllf‘illlh'r of the body. The letter w1.l
probably bu- sent todlly.
Only four honorary lilf‘liili-‘I'HliliH
llulv ln-cn Nailed by the brltkiuyecs
before the one to l‘rc..i'lcnt Mclx’lzlb-y.
(‘nrdw u'cr-- lililill‘ out to I'llilwl \‘tiltcs
Fr-llctnr Mason and to the late ('on-
fllt'réillilll Lawlcr when lbcv laid ill. I
cornerstone of the lirlckluycrs' Hull]
which is the llcddullnrtcrs o' thn or-
ganization. \i’. l‘. I’or, any. prf'nlflt'lll l Signature ’47-...-
of the Wuiicz's’".kllintfcv. is an ll.lllo:'-' of , [(6%
dry member. The lure Mayor (‘srlvrl '
ll Harrison also hill :1 card of ll' nor-
nry‘ inn-lnlwlzdllp.
Ill iZ'S liilt'l'llDtY.
Elaborate l‘rcparutlon brill: Made in
Mt \lco for file t'clcbrslian.
l‘lty of Mexico. September Vin-dildo
mute preparations are bvln: made for
the celebration of l‘ri-sldnnt Iliozi:
birthday on the lSth and the nation-l
independcnw day on the idlll. I'mplv-
are arriving from all parts of the
v‘llllllll‘)’ to take part ill the national
(etc, which will be on :1 scale of un-
precmlcnted splendor.
Something of a sensation has been
unused by the llt'\" attitude of the (‘:itll-
:lllc clergy regarding llill mnrri'uze.
which alone lcgnllzm’ lntlrrllllzc llt‘li'.
l-‘orlllcrly the clergy refused to recog-
nize civil mnrrlugc. but Iil‘" now urg-
ing Women to be careful to secure- the
civil cl-relnony. as many men. taking
advantage of the fact that thc rill-
glous ceremony is not. recoznizcd ll
law. marry and then timer! their “Tm-z.
It is lit'llchl this new attitude of" the
cit-ray is another of the lnuny l‘tlil\'lllt'~
lug proofs that the pope cordially rcm
'lgnizcs the Republican form of pov-
urnlucllt her as lll France.
To Cure a Cold in One Dev.
l‘nkc Laxative Ilromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to cure. 23c. The quinine. has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
All’l'0l0lllld'l PATROL “UNIONS.
Ci" of Hartford to Make Municipal Fee
of the New Style. Vehicles.
ilartl‘ord. Scptcnlber 13‘\Vlililn in
short time. the Police Department ()1
this city will be equipped with auto~
a “black maria." The first vehicle to
be fitted with the new power will be
l patrol wagon and if the experiment
proves satisfactory the others will be
similarly equipped as rapidly as pos-
sible. Colonel Osborn. of the Police
would have had automobiles In opcr«
.ition before if it had been possible.
“The plant which is the pioneer in
the business." he continued, “is in this
city, and, so far, no other city has an
itch the automobile up for municipal
Work.
billtles in them and shall favor thelr
extensive use." '
Commissioner Mclgs Whaples said:
“I am sure the automobiles will give.
much greater satisfaction than the
.present plan, and that it will bc a great
saving to the city. With horses and
the present wagons there is a continual
outlay. I‘ believe that all cities will
follow 'our example before long."
RACE HORSE BREEDRR INJURED.
Chlcngo.y§gptemher ill—A special to
the Ilecort from Munclc. Ind.. says:
John S. lm'key. the race. horse breed-
cr andowncr of the stile stables at
Cambridge City. was probably fatallv
lulured in a fall from a bicycle sulkey
whils- driving at a 2:” clip on his
truck. His horse stumbled M
[throwing lackey a distance of thirty
P
mobile patrol wagons. ambulance and<
('omnllsslon. said last evening that, be’
i believe there are great possi—L
“In no". sled in
Europe?" laid e young woman; 5
"Yes," answered Derringer Dan
"Did you see Monte Carlo?"
"No: i asked for him, but he didn't
show up. And. what's more. there
wasn't a game of mania in the whole
place. I don't believe there Is any
such person."
0 A. B '1' 0 II.
Burs the
Signature
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life Kind in llalt llwayl lbw
£99. . lava/Jr'fif.’
Sci-rotary Long has tendered to Capt.
l‘. l“. Slickins. acting chief of the
hurt ilil fl navigation, the command of
the battleship Indiana when l'.:lpL lien-
ry 'i'llylul' relinquishes it in the full.
('zipt. lib-kills will probably accept the
.lppollltlncnt.
(mill) ENOUGH ’l‘tl 'l‘AKlli.
The finest quality of leaf sugar is
used ill the manufacture of Chamber-
lillii'tl (‘ollgh ltcumdy and the roots
usml lll its pl'l-pill'uiioii give it afiavor
similar to that of illlilllC syrup, making
it ll-l'y pleasant to Like. Ail it meal.
«in-- for the cui't- of coughs colds, la
grippc. ('l'illlli and whooping cough It.
is unequaled by any other. it always
cares, and “Will quickly. Fill" sale by
(.‘colpc (f. Htlllson. South 'Norwnlk.
and id. l’. Weed. Nol walk.
William lit-1m Howells, asked when
he found lllll" to zlpply himself to lit-
rrllturc. l‘l‘Illll'li: “i did so before i
really had Illnl‘. As a boy i was per-
petually imitating the great authors to
the n«~y.ll~ct of the duties generally ex-
pected of it buy."
There's always hope while there's
lillt' .\liuut~ (Zollgll (.‘urc. 'An attack
of pneumonia in“ my lungs in bad
shape and I was near llu- first stages
of consumption. One Minute Cough
('urc completely curcd inc." writes licl-
en Mci'lcury. lilslllllrck. N. D. Gives
instant relief. (icorge l'. Stillson, South
Not-walk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
Mrs .Sklllner-~\\'nsll't that sad‘about
Mrs. iticllman’.’
“What?”
Mrs. Skinner—Her husband was
drowned with his slx-curllt diamond
stud on. and his llolly‘cunllot be found.
RiIEl'lii.\TlS.\l IS llERElil’i‘ARY.
it has first been demonstrated by
lcnrncd specialists that iibeumntlsmls
bcrcdltnry and that it is due to a mi-
crobe In the blood. (‘orona Rheumatism
e (‘urc kills the microbe and cures the
disease. l’rice one dollar per package.
Manufactured by ('orona Compounding
'(‘o.. l‘nmdcn. N. .i. For sale by R. if.
. i’lalsted. -l3 Washington St, South
Norwalk. ('onn.
"This milk." said Mr. Oakum. as he
looked into the pitcher and began fish-
ing for something with n. fork. "rc-
mluds me of the quality of mercy."
“What do you mean?" his wife. de~
nlnnliv-d
"It is not strnlncd."' ,
o A. a '1' o n :I: A. .
a..." m in bad You the tiny: W
! .\ bucket 743 miles deep and 7H
,nlilcs from side to side would hold
govnrv drop of the ocean. The bucket
{could rt-st quite firmly on the llrltlsh
‘lsleax To fill the bucket one would
need to work lotion steam pumps, each
sucking up Limo tons of sea.
I! ("hesier ll. Iirown. Kalamazoo, Mich.
'~‘.‘).,\':;Z "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured
l l'lf‘ of a severe case of indigestion: can
feli'nllgly recommend it to all dyspep-
1tics. "Dilzcsts what you out without.
lald from the stomach. and cures dys-
‘vpcpsiu. George (‘. Sillison. South Nor-
walk; rltlwnrtl i’. Weed, Norwnlk.
“We have walked eleven miles this
morning without stopping." said one
Filipino soldier. tllscontenicdly.
“'l'hnt‘s so," answered the other.
"We might as well join a golf clllb and
to don:- wltll it." '
For wounds. burns. scaids. sores.
skin diseases and all irritating erup-
tions. nothing so soothing and healing
as liertt's Witch Hazel Salve. Mrs.
Idlnma lioiles. Matron Buglewood Nur-
sery. Chicago. says of It: “When all
else fails in healing our babies. it will
cure." George (I. Stillson. South bore
walk; Edward I’. Weed. Norwalk.
James A. Home will stage the pro-
. duction of lsrdcl Zangwlil's "Children
f of the Ghetto." which will be given its
j first presentation at the National then-
i ll'l' lii “Remington curly in Scptcnlbel.
53h: llcrlle's starring season wui no-
gin lzltcr. -
. "They are simply perfect." writes
I Robert Moore. of La Fayette. Ind.. of
. lic Witt's Little Early Risers. the fam-
ious littlc pills" for constipation. and
all live ailments. Never gripe. George
- '3. Stillsnn. South Norwalk; Edward P.
. Weed. Norwalk.
4 0f bricht. witty. learned and cute
'pcople we can find whole battalions
“ in every community but when you go
i -n search cf people possessed of food.
.l'.r.nl common sense they are not so
decay to find. \
I MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
i It is certainly gratifying to the pub-
lic to know of one concern in the land
who are. not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot-
ties of this great medicine: and have
' the satisfaction of knowing it has ab-
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis. Hosrseness
and all diseases of the Throat. Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call
on Frank II. linxter. Drugglst, and get
a frcc trial bottle. Regular size, 50c
and ti. Every bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded.
Iii-Ii) IlOT FROM: THE GUN
Was the ball that hit (i. B. Stendmln.
of Newark. Mich. In the Civil War. it
c'l‘limd horrible I'lcers that no treat-
mrnt helpnl for 2 years. Then Bucks
Inn's Arnlca Salve cured him. Cures
('l.is. lirnius. ihirn'l. Felons, Corns.
Skin Eruptions. Rest Pile cure on
earth. 2.1 ctr-l. a box. (lure guaranteed.
:iuld by l-‘rank if. Baxter.'I)ruggist.
*ihl‘ ‘.
Norwalk Chronicler