., é, In early hour this mor- MIMI himself In the right 'l'svolver. which was In Ills right hand. He years of e and had a '1 “which, t no child- ‘ as a sales- I“that recently lost his bit willing“ he was deepen- » matters. He was «dd-I” I Inlairusd wagon through I. apparently in - owned a number of w“ well known about -‘ IsnInmer he has spent a at title with close friends at sndss near as can be hlsvwlte' remained in New W Oliver Allies, died failure at his home here at clock this morning. He was years old 3. llice, of New York city. Whoocupled a summer cottage brutally years died early this The cause of death was m. g . September ll—Charies P title! Justin of me New Ymk , court pleas from 1871 to 1886 .todsy at Sag Harbor, aged eightyI , . ayes". . , ngton, September Ill—Lieuten- , ‘ . ,Jolen D. Mlley, inspector . mt volunteers, died today at His death was due to cerebral . Militia, attendant on typhoid fI-~ II fishington, September ill—Law- , Miler. Democratic National I 'I I ' . -,.. ll 101' the District of i' 0- died here this morning Death due to a complication of drnpsy heart trouble. I“ SAW Illl DESIIIIYIIII. d’lwe Ill-died Thousand Dollars deuterium], New York. ‘ . . N. Y., September 19~ ”to the Standard from Castor- £3. this morning destroyed T. 'l I ’s big. saw mill. the immense d n connection therewith ogoshe plant. The loiIu . . m and is partially . bylhsurnsée ' . soon as the alarm was given near- ‘ men. women and children guth .the scene and assisted in light- _ilre. All the available fir. II force that could be mustered ‘s bucket. rigane. The flames not be trolled, with this up- “and thgplant was soon a mass f . Bassslyn states that be will In ' mhib'liity rebuild. Nearly 200 are throvhl out of employment by Motion of the big plant, whirh the leading enterprise of this vil- ,1 7M" hfter a Stormy Voyage. ”allow York, September Ill-The stcan. " t Niagara arrived this momi: II: We: Southampton after an cxtcndcv be inflorth EurOpean waters. lie l ‘ " , Howard Gould, anu Mrs. Gould five guests returner! home on th rs. sailing from Soutba ton (VI 1. The voyage to 's port stormy accompanied by if vy head sea. The NiagIIrII I If in, admirable sea boat Ino diruage. I ,bsovcd “ It has been received at the War - . regarding Private Law- D. Boon .0! the Fourth infantry . , Bushnell to President Me. 9 , protesting against the sen- ‘st the court martial at Manila . Otis says that the petition by Boon had the names of members of his company forg- fli it was for this crime he - LUTHERAN SYNOD. - . ,mber ill—The semi- ' film of the New York lylod in this city to y l Lutheran Church. . . ministers and dclc- .m-— roport. of the pre I”. I". Mild. of Brooklyn , s~_ sstbhctory showing of tho I ‘ church In the Synod. The will continue until tomor- KILLID BY A TRAIN. m Hughes. a widow up II ”when home was in Balm- m “bury. was struck and it!” by a milk train on the a of the Consolidated yesterday The woman was I”walking on ow l“ DI" SUICIDES. “I" I. till. a war veteran. who his Inmate of the molar st Ilorotos for some time. mm- 'W fields. hm- yestnnlay after- m. In Ne'w Haven. by taking tarbal- ”ember lt—The body smdsoa oftbe law the ear bsilder. was ti mm in the woods Mhesson Acts. near 0'. topsoil set. log in thc f‘lllimbcr of Commerce hull- contractors lock out of any sisc practically say“ “W contsmvl"-—lots at that: is It good leiiow"wsars well, ” fl do may thisuls every-day MON II. I g *5: E i that nothing in modem medicine show such a record, but the proof Mrs. Addie Banks oi '40 Raymond street. who says: “My employment, s button hole worser on line mirts at Hutchinson, Cole t Can my not have been the primary cause of my trouble, but the conduct application certainly Mutt-shit, forbaelmcbesrulthot tired and wary reeling in the lolns op- pressed me and robbed me of my wont- ed energy. Readhig one aim about Dean's Kidney Pills and me cures they had made induced me to get a box as Pisisted's Drug Store. They gave me relief at once. i am pleased to re summed them." IDoan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers: price 50 cents a box. Mailed on receipt of price by .v‘oster-Miltmrn Co. Buflaio, N. Y., sole agents for the U. 8. Remember the. name-M's—aud take no other. SOIlll’S FRIENDS PROTEST. ._..-__ ._._ Committee Headed byllarvlasd Govern , Refills-MIMI Iolllsley. Washington, I). 0., September 19-. President McKinley has received from a delegation of prominent Maryland- ers a formal protest against the assign- ment of Rear Admiral Schlcy to the South Atlantic. station. This protest was registered without the authority of Admiral Schley, who. it is stated, had not been consulted; bllt the pres- ident was given to understand that tbl Navy Department ls responsible for the so-cullcd petty persecution and at- tcmpts to humiliate that olllccr, and that the result might be to the politi- cal detriment of the Republican party unless he should take a hand in thc matter and put a stop to it. The president promised to tlllcc Ill‘ matter in hand in bitch a way aI- ll be gratifying to Allmlrul SI-IIlI-y'l friends. and it is understood from thi» that his preliminary orders to com- mand the Smith Atlantic stallon will be revoked and he will be continued for the present as president of the lie- tlring Board. A SHERIFF KILLED. Shot bv s Mas when he was Trying to Arrest on In Charge of Arson. Salinas. (‘ulif.. September lB—Shcrlll if. lI‘. Farley of Moutcrcy county was shot and killed last night by George 1 acsar. whom he was trying to arrest for arson. Caesar, who had been drin- king, threatened to shoot four officers and burn up the town. Shortly after .'I burn and a house were discovered on fire and the sheriff, with ex-Districl Attorney Seabal. went in search ol Caesar. The later had run home and had armed himself with a shotgun. As the sheriff entered the house Caesar shot the officer through the torcbcad, lI‘urley dying soon afterwards. Caesar escaped but the whole town was aroused and after an hour's search the murderer was discovered hiding in a collar. lie was driven quickly to the jail. the crowd following. ’lhc deputy sheriffs and constables armed to the teeth are cndcavoring to protect lhc prisoner and although the mob is an— gry it is not believed there will be any lynching tonight. Sheriff Farley was perhaps the most popular man in the county, aged about thirty and was scrI ving his first term. COLUIIIIA lEAVlS BRISTOL. Start Node Today for Newport with the lalnsull and Topsail Set. Bristol. it. i.. September Ill—The sloop Columbia left here. for Newport at. 9:30 o'clock this morning. The start was made with the mainsall and After she got outside the harbor all the headsalls wcrc broke out. and she showed excellent speed considering the slight southerly brccae that was blowing. Before the start the crew raised Ihc new mnlnsall and gave it n , good stretching. Soon afterwards Messrs. lseliu. Cane and Leech werc rowed from the tender St. Mlchacls. The Columbia will return here after her spin today. which is simply for the purpose of seeing how the sails lit. The new steel mast for the Columbia is not yet completed. but work Is he- lng pushed as rapidly as possible. .It is expected that It will be stepped some day this week. , MAKES. LOI‘Klll'TS lMI’OSSlIILE. Chicago. September Ill—Alla meet- Extra Heavy......... BICYCLE-Extra Fine Ribbed Plain and Drop Stitch” Try the Gertrude llose at. - . . ”25¢ A. DICKERMAN 8r SON, luv" 1mm 'espscts to be able by Thursday to (up sounds the full programme for the Dewey Naval parade. lie roughly out-. lined tht Wilma,» He said the ol- eialvisit to the Olympia will be made about 11:80 o’clock on Friday morning. The parade will start about .1 o‘clock in the afternoon, and the column will be headed by a detsiIJf police boats and fire boats. The ilre boats will shoot streams of water as a warning to all craft to keep out of the sway. Then will come Admiral Dewey's flagship, the Olympia. escorted by the official boat, the Sandy Hook. Behind the Olympia, in column, will be the New Yorlc; the indiana. the hiss: sachusetts, the Brooklyn, the Texas, live revenue cutters. three army trans- ports, slx torpedo costs, the yachts, mursballcd by J. Picrpont Morgan's yacht, the Corsair. followed by the ldriu, with Sir Thomas Lipton aboard. The merchant marine will bring up the rear. The fleet is to steam up the North River to a point opposite Grant's Tomb, where the floats emblematic of victory and peace will be anchored. Members of the Arlon and Liederkranz societies will greet the admiral with a hymn of welcome. The war ships pin on the right, and the yachts will anchor inside of the line. The other Eris will then file slowly around the chored column, and the Admiral. it is expected, will review the procession from the bridge of the Olympia. As the bouts file around the Olympic they are to"stcam back to the lower bay to take part in the display of tire- works. CALIFONIA FIG CULTURE. Washington. September lflui’rofcu- sor Swingle. of the agricultural III-- partmcnt, has gone to California for the purpose of giving the fig growers of that state who are attempting to propagate the Smyrna Variety of figs the benefit of his information on the subject. Prof. Swinglc has vlsllci Smyrna for the special purpose of stu- bs; 1W1, ‘ W Howard MIIWIMMII' MM will anchor in column. mm the Olym- ' l‘ 90 Styles of Counties. 90 Styles of White Immslod Beds. 01!. HEATH”. dying flg culture. l’lain................ as Washington Street, . When passyng our store, do not fail to stop to look at them. played if] our middle window. H. Krieger 8.- Co. Mahackelno Hotel 131ch South N orwallr. A. DICKERMN&SON It is between seasons for many kinds of goods. mains of summer stock at Low Prices. Goods for FALL STOCK. We invite your attention to our Excellent Values in. Hosiery CHILDREN’S HOSE. Fast Black, Double Knee . . . . . . . . . . IO Fine Ribbed,. lleavy Ribbed. Fine 0 .......15c 19c Feet ESTABLISHED 1868. H. KRIEGERSICOJ CHOOL Will commence Ill 8 scd and at forty yards his snowy hcaIl few days and your Child 5 Ilnl. advantage. We could scc the pol- will have to have u St'll’llol coat for the fall, two dozen Reefers on hand which ) “we are closing out for one half of the original selling price. We have about We have them dis- .1 ding of rcprcscnlativw elf building controlligs 85.000.000 of action was when making n im- ca,pitul HIGHLAND IIAVARIAN. HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, Tel. CIJI, III-1. HIGHLAND HIGHLAND BRANDS A III slid flair with Iron. Hotels and saloons finish 23 NORTH IAIN BTHEIT.‘ THE HIGHLAND. less”. He was found in an outbuild- THE “BEST MALT BEVERAGES. HIGHLAND Pl LbN Elt, PUT UP EXi’itldssm FOR FAMILY USE, as carefully as a physician's prescription. THE l’liltES’l’ MALT TONICS MADE. They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular. nauvnnrro gal...» Flinn-1:8. saline 0. HAMILTON, emergent. South Norwalk. Telephone call. MM. BRANDS: RE STRICTLY UNION. UHIAND CREAM ADE, Stock Ale and Porter. ed at reduced prices. NORWALK Ilm‘sl. Norwaih cost. aaarlno srovss. sn‘annaorn assess. Open every evening—Free delivery 50 miles. W. S. STURTEVANT, Corner North Main and Ann streets, South N orwalk, Conn. We are receiving each week New LRDlES’ HOSE. Full Fashioned. . . . . . . . . . .. lilouble l loci and Toes. . . Extra Fine Wliitc lt'cet, Ribbed Tops, Extra Wide 25 . l l l o . Never hetero in the manufacture of Furniture have the makers produced the artistic lines they are showing this season. By comparing our now complete assort- ment with old style houses, you will readily see that . III are the Furniture Dulles uilllelluuuulks. IS ltylea of Oak Sideboards. 90 Styles of Dining Chairs. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN / TOILET ears. ms: lAIPI, ram JARS. We are selling what re- .ltlc.2for 25c l‘xtra lleavy, Split c ,25c South Nor-walk. Conn. t: l THE BALI) l'IAGLFl AT HOME. lilo Chooses a High Tree For Ills Of- fensive Nest. All old friend mci us. tic first show- ed as a black spot far up on the shore, thcu drifter! grundly down upon set billions, tacking in and out like a yacht working to windward. It happened he I was slanting sliorewnrd when he pus- Iaud tall, broad, brown fall-I showed to ; isllcll yellow of his hooked bill and on! fierce flush of his marvelous goldp telescopic eye as he turned it uponlll; and tllcli back to his tireless searching of the water and the wave line along shore. For years this cnglc hoary old beach conduct as be is, has patrolled the. shore daily for miles, sucking what the waters have cost up, for be it known he is not above accepting cvcn car- ried. Many .1 dead fish and lost bird he gcls for the trouble of picking them up, but he can hunt, too, when he feels so disposed. Season after season he and his mote have packed the old nest and reared their eagles in peace. No one an climb the tree and no decent man would shoot at the birds. Should you visit the. foot of the tree your nusc will be assailed by a most olecI-tionnblc odor, and your naturally iIriI-f inspection will convince you that the eagles do hunt more than they are given credit for. Evcrywhvrc arc frag- ments of fish. wllilc among them are wings and tails which must have be- longed to grouse. portions of harm and other fragments suspiciously like our litli’l parts of lambs. sticking pigs and domestic i'owls. But they were not our lambs pigs or funds. and so no shot whistles after the old pirate. who seems to understand that he is free to huccnuccr to his heart's content—Ed W. Saudys in Outing. FIRE CHIEFS” EXECUTIVE. Syracuse. N. Y.. September ill—Chief .l. P. Qulgiey. president of the Inter- national to serve with him and Secretary It. A. Hills. of Wyoming, Ohio, upon the ex- wutive committee of the minim: "A. f‘. Hendricks, New Haven, Conn: Winnlpauk. HIGHLAND UN 'I'ttl LABEL MEANS HIGHEST STANDARD. Robert (I. Illnclllmrn. Oswcgo. N. Y.; ........iOc' Association of Fire Engin- m cm. has named the following chiefs a. its. I” I. 8“" mdsager 311236 What is GA TORIA Bears the Signature of 4% VIC "WWI “INCL III. IIM‘ONV. Children gown icons, 1’harlulesu Iskullstitatg Castor sngorls. an Soothingiiyghp; till“ Pleasant It contains no tun, as not other Narcotic muwm age is Its guarantee. It May: Worms and alloys Fevsrishness It liu Iliad You iiau Always Bough: In 055 Far'Overso Years. celved the complaining witness snlntt her and who was largely "Imus tor her conviction In starch. 1858,10. Brooks s wnl- thy farmer, died suddenly under susn picions circumstances. , His wile was arrested the following day on com- plaint of Mr Stuart. The woman was convicted after a short trial. the evi- dence being conclusive that she pols- nncd her husband by arsenic given in his food. I Stuart. the complaining witness. headed a petition for pardon. VIM! was sec ured after the woman had let'- vcd twenty-three years. GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE. to styles of Oak Chamber suits. 50 nylon or Fancy can. as m... cares 1) .ms and Wind colic. It 10 ItylosothhtlAtflonlors. and unholy olsrtlsticoddpleoasnot relieves cething Troubles, cm. The “mt 0W"! 0‘ 1°" m- is Stylosoded Dressers. attempted by other sol-was houses. Writer: and Fistnleaey. it so min'ncgge "WWW“ °‘ 0’“ ,0“; gh Remedy and the 10 Styles cruel: latencies Tables. Wu guarantee the price as well as W“ “In Food, I ”I! used in its preparation give its flavor 10 Styles of Oak Folding Beds. ‘ the quality. Stomach and Bowelsrgxllg healthy =lmilnr to that ‘of maple syrup, making . and natural sleep. he Ohfldrcn't it very pleasant to take. As a inedi- I—m—s— rumour-Th. Mothe‘l' Friend. 'llltl IOI' the cure Ol coughs col“, 1‘ grippc, smup and whooping cough it is unequaled by any other. it always urea, and cures quickly. Fo sale uy George C. Stillson, South orwslk. Ind E. P. Weed. Norwaik. Employer—What did Blinks say when you presented the bill? Culiector—Er—wuuld you mind as):- ing the typewriter lady to leave the room while I tell you? There's always hope while there's HEN’I‘lm PATTERN. euna styles. Cflll obtain any size pattern. ,.,.. "‘lv": .-,-.,-,. .. . -,I.. 'l uni .t. crzll wear no wardrokc is conlplctt worn for sport. if so Iicslrcll. ulwuys rcrllly for wct and muddy dalys lapping right edge, as prcfcrrcd. llilllllle-liu'léll tweed and heavy chcv [illl'i‘llmif‘iL far the best; but any gooI. remodeled. to make without, line with percullnc. Beneath the High boots are desirable, lull low shoes are quite as fashionable. Any short Jacket can bc warn with this skirt. and any be. that Is guilt- less of feathers or trimming that suc- cumbs to ruin. served. size will require two and onc-quurtcl' yards of matcriul forty- four inches wide. The pattern, Mi. 7761. is cut in slzcs for .i 22, 2i, 2G to nlld 30~Inch \vulst measure. A. SENTINEL COUPON. Tilc holder of this coupon is entitle-I to one pattern, any nine. No. 7TH Site“ By the payment of ten cents. at THE PAIR OLOAX STORE 00000600000000.0000 O O O O O O C 09...... "I am glad." said one philanthropll German, "'to sec that peace reigns." "ch," said another, "but don't say anything about it so that it might reach the emperor's attention. I. might annoy him to suspect that any‘ thing or anybody else was trying to do any conspicuous reigning." To Ours a Cold in One Day. rake Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. All drugglsts refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. TWO MACHINES DESTROYED. Acting under instructions of the court, Superintendent Birmingham, of Bridgeport, has destroyed two slot ma- chlncs taken in a mid made some wccks ago. in one. of the devices a considerable number of nickles was found. while the otbcr was almost har- rcn of coin. The machines were firm- ly built of the very best quartered oak and are easily worm $100. The pieces will be utilized for fire wood. These are the first machines destroyed in months. it is but a comparatively re- cent period since the Common Pleas Court ordered a number of the devices returned to their owners. norm alums. Newark, N. J. We will, hcltc—aiflcrrfieuch day. show one of the latest Paris. London or Vb iiy presenting The Sentinel coupon, and 10c, at The Fair Cloak Store, 68 Washington strcct, South Norwaik, you In this day of long gowns for gen— willlcut one short skirt that can be and Is The pr:utic.al and scrvlceablc III-sign shown fills all needs, and can be made either with a slInllopld or plain over- lot that require no lining are most appropriate, and where new goods is quality cloth or chcviot gown can be and If not heavy enough skirt only bloomers should be worn, as pettlcoats must be dispensed with if neatncss is to be pre- To lllllke this skirt in the medium- woooeeeeeeeeeeoeoee . , order. 0" lNIrfcct bulth and grmt energy, One Minute Cough Cure, “An attack of pneumonia left my lungs in ball shape and I was near the first stages of consumption. One Minute Cough Gure completely cured me," writes list- en Mchnry. Bismarck, N. D. Gives instant relief. .Ceorge C. Stillson, South Norwalir; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk. Cronin—I respect. a man who is real— ly in scorch of information. but there we some persons who seem to ask questions simply for the sake of asking them. Digby—That's so. Theres Ditmer, for lnstancc. He asked me today when l expelled to pay that 810 I bor- rowed of him last month. A SUFFERER. Franklin Venabic, an old school teacher of Mariton. N. J., writes: On several occasions before using. corona Rheumatism Cure. I was a great suf- ferer from Rheumatism; after having used the Corona Cure for two weeks I feel all well as ever." Price one dol- lar per package. Manufactured by Corona Compounding Company. Cam- Icu. N. J. For sale by R. H. l’lafsted, l3 Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn. I I"'i'eleacope Proprietor—Step up, la- lics and gentlemen, and View the plan- It Mars. ()nc pcnny. mum. ()ld Lady—~01]. my' Ilain't it round lilil smooth! Telescope Proprietor-Will the bald- llcallul gentleman please step away from ill front of the instrument. OABTORIA. mu, :lltliudlnilrnilwgqult .llgusturs of "i see your cook left the house in indignation." “Yes: I presume she was mad he- .Iausc silo couldn't take it with her." Chester H. Brown. Kalamazoo; men, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me of a severe case of indigestion; can strongly recommend it to all dyspep- 'lcs. "Digests what you eat without llil from the stomach, and cures dys- pepsia. George C. Stillson. South Nor- walll; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk. Nephew tscntimeutaiiy)-—if a man loves II certain woman—- Uncle (sentcntiouslyl—Tbere is no certain woman; all women are uncer- min. For wounds, burns, scaids, sores, skin diseases and all irritating erup- tions nothing so soothing and healing 4s DcWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve. Mrs. Emma Belles, Matron Englewood Nur- Icry. Chicago. says of it: “When all clue fails in healing our babies. it will cure." GcorgcC .Stlllson, South Nor- walk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk. “What is a snob Uncle Christal pher?" "A snob is a nobody who spends line and money trying to make people llink lie is somebody. . .am; .— It Isn‘t stssro Spit and Snake hurl-M Away. To quit tobacco easily and lancer. boning- nctle full of life, nerve and vigor/data No’l‘o- the the wonder worker. that meesk lien strong All drugglstsJDcor ti. oreguarsu- teed Booklet and sample n e. Address Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York. Johnny—Pa. why is it they call them the dead languages? I'd—Because. my son. they live so short a time in the memory of those who study them. . GLORIOUS NEWS , Comes from Dr. I). B. Cargile. of Wash- lta. I. T. Ito writes: “Four bottles of Electric Bittcrs has cured Mrs. llrewcr of scrofula, which had caused her great suifcring for years. Terrible ores would break out on her head and tom and the best doctors could give no help; but her cure Iii complete and her hcallh is exccilcnt. This shows what thousands have proved-that. Electric Hitters is the best blood purl- flcr known. in; the supreme remedy eczema. tettcr. salt rheum. ulcers. boils helps digestion builds up the strength. or kidneys and bowels. expels poisons. helps digestion builds up the strength. Only 50 cents. Sold by Frank II. Ila:- ter, Drugglst. Guaranteed. THE APPETITE OF A GOAT. ls envied by all poor dyspepties whose Stomach and Liver are out of All smh should know that Dr. King's New Life Pills. toe wonderful Stomach and Liver firmed splendid appetite. sound digestion and I rcmllsr bodily habit that ‘insures W1 :6 cents at any Drug Store. ‘ '. nary Brooks. the met wo-as m‘fl- ‘ . edst Jackson state m hds’ IMGII WWI“ l0 DI "3 am": m m ,p‘ I,
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