gsl l‘
illness: on the
f. of the River.
pp has moved from
Norwalk .
is moving from On-
_ ry street.
. h, of last Norwaik,
in New York. and wit-
ay celebration.
fi———_
t. corner of Fort Point
lipids street. is leaking
Edward a. Head and
th Hasei. are the guests
. rs. C. 8. ll. Heydrick, of
Wart has moved into his
at. ,Van Zandt avenue, and
to. cum. '
Keating, of East Norwalk,
home last night from New
having seen both naval and
in of the Downy celebration.
Jaeyf‘thletic Club's baseball
“WW!” Mayflower Hose
on they Iatter'u
_ it interesting game of
w ’y afternoon, by a score of
rowd attended and
the efforts of the
were made up as
use. 2d 1).; Muck,
I, a. 5.: Sullivan,
, in. 3d b.; Henry,
Heifernan, e.
yflowers—Dny, 3\ b.: Benedict,
;, Morton, c. f.;".lnmes, i. f.; Smnn,
. a; Brown, Ist It; Cronan, p.; Huii.
Beers. r.’ f.‘ .
. mpires. William ratterson and
,. Tobey: scorer, Steve O'Brien.
, score by innings:
»~ A..C...... o a 5 7 o 0 o 0 0—15
yil‘wers ..,,.120101001—6
Rev. JJV. Davis preached at the Ad-
ent Christian Church last evening
upon Johnxlig 84-35: "A new com-
mandment I give unto you. that ye love
one another; as l have loved you, that
ye, also love one another. By this
shall all men know that ye are my dis-
v
Burke, c..f.
\
l
i
i
‘ in», mum to.
. "fiwivéomponr.
I
a picture, entitl” ‘ America's Welcome
to Dewey," free ‘with every twenty-live
cant purchase' in any section of the
store. The usual grist of values are
here. and more. for as the season ad-
vances more good things are coming.
‘lMEN'S N" 'KWEAR.
A collection of new silks made in
all the very latest shapes, 75c in the
furnishing stores; our price, 50c.
scsrnuonit’s.
,' ‘ 1 thousand pairs. usual price 25c,
' sale price iglgc.
Handsome dress shirts for men at
60 and 76c each.
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
A selection of all the very newest
things.
The Jahots, Imperials. English
Squares, Windsor l’iaids and Stoc..
Collars—prices very reasonablc.
RI BBON S.
For Millincry trimmings, for the
neck, for bows and every line you can
think of. and the Inuit stylish ribbons.
Prices for these good qualities are low.
v.
GOLF CA YES.
A lot of new styles came today.
Prices $6.50 to $20.00.
WOOL WA iSTS.
Utreet wear. stylishly made. Prices~
81.00, 81.25 and $1.50 each—value a
third more.
.. .THH KID GLOVE SECTION. .
The first touch'of cool weather. the
hands ‘feel it Irst; bring them here;
no place that can glove them so well.
Our (‘mutm glove at sum. 50 one
else has it, and every purchaser of a
pair will nevcr‘nccrpt any other glove.
’ "flu America's Best Dollar Glove.
'llte. Javin. all the best colors. price
$1.50.
nachon Susie Pique Gloves. Spec~
, ‘s: price $1.50. Our black gloves
r equal. We carry the gooft
or people who dress in black and
It gloves. This department
will give the best satisfaction;
. sum, in i to.
, If”
peter will take the house 1
piss, if ya herein" one .
Thsspsalteruad dth ‘ oi.
mall control" .alemcn ”he evas-
Miafnsgndafigmd 9M1}!
cave say m on .WP
a beinswhoisaotkn' tubal“
very perfection of ass. it was
noticed that God is di the Inspir-
er. of love is the hearts 0 His people,
who are so constituted as to be cap-
It is here that the wondrous grace of
God appears in the very constitution of
man. Mr. Davis gave a few practical
and biblical tests as to whether his
hearers possessed this divine love or
not. "Love sudereth long and is klnd;',’
"love envieth not" Love “doth not be-
have itself unseemlyz" Love "seeth
not her own:" have "is not easily pro-
voked;" Love "thickest no evil;" Dove
“doth not rejoice in iniquity but re~
joiceth in the truth:" and “Love nev-
er. falleth."
til you show before them that you love
one another." The semen wa's replete
with illustrations. The cordial and bar-
monious feeling existing between the
church and its pastor is very gratify-
ng.
The Salem (Mass) Evening News of
September 27. publishes the following:
"The members of the Advent Christian
Church tendered a farewell reception
Monday evening to Rev. J. W. Davis
and family. pastor of the church at the
home of Norman Sederquist on Sy-
monds streetMany were present from
Dnnvers and Beverely as well as slal-
em, not only members of the church
but other friends, of whom Mr.
Davis has made a great many
during his stay in the city. Dur-
ing the evening, Mr. Sederquist, on be-
half of the church and friends, and as
a token of their love and esteem, pre-
sented Mr. Davis and his wife each
with a sum of money. Mr. Davis res-
ponded happily, and after a very pleas-
ant evening. the enjoyment of which
was lessened somewhat by the thought
of the separation. all took their leave
with many kind wishes for the future
of Mr. Davis and family.
(“8 TURNED 0! FULL.
New Haven Traveling Ian Died in a Ils-
tel nt ‘l'orringlen.
Torrington, October 2—.loseph Sails-
bury. of New Haven, a traveler for the.
hardware house of C. S. Mersick a
Company of that city, died at 2 o'clock
this morning in Conley's inn. here,
from the effects of inhaling illuminat-
ing gas during the night of Thumlay.
He was found unconscious the next
morning with the gas turned on full
and remained in a state of comatose up
to the time of his death. which is
believed to have been accidental. The
body will be taken to New Haven this
afternoon. '
EARNED HIS DINNER.
"A poor, miserable tramp came to
hte kitchen door this afternoon," said
Mrs. Biivins to her husband. "and
when I asked him what he wanted he
fell down in a fit."
"lie did, eh?" snorted lilivins. ‘ And
i suppoee you were Just fool enough
to give him some money."
“Well. yes," admitted Mrs. Blivins.
"I gave him a good meal and 25 cents
to get a night's lodging with."
"Which be promptly blew In for
booze." added Blivins. "Didn‘t you
know that he was a fraud? Those
fellows can throw fits so artistically
that they sometimes deceive the. physi<
clans. He was a fake pure and sim-
pic."
"i don't care if he was," replied the
lady, with a tons of her head. "I made
him earn his dinner anyway.
"Oh, you did, did you? What did he
do?"
"I made him come into the nursery
and throw fits. as you call it, for half
an hour to amuse the haby."—San
Francisco Examiner.
cams“
EYES........
are the severest Judges a paper-hanger
‘haa. They'll find a "slight" if it's hid-
den between the paper and the wall.
Our paper-hangers never slight their
work: they do more than to perfect-
ly please our patrons. They go so far
as to try to perfectly please our pat-
rona' friends. That is what brings us
’ Flannel Walsts for the home or the . .PW ”3mm; 1. why we m .1-
ways busy-that is why every job we
doisanadvertiaementforua. Anat-
Iailed patron e'an not help talking
nboatit. Lotustslhto you about
that Job you contemplate having done.
I. Luann,
to First Ivan-a. ~ last larwalh
.o-.. .. mr-‘U’O—r‘u .
mantras
IE! AID stools-asap
Furniture. Stoves,
Ming lesbians and
lanaral
Household Goods,
wanton Illi Willi.
wan-mum‘s.
in Washington “not lridga
acorn nonwau.
IIIDOIPOIT. ‘
cuss. I. BLACK.
not.
able of loving after the divine order.’
nsur. '
mites-Ir than»
and dismal. "
New Haven, octaher t—m Second
regiment and other conneetleut organ-
isations which went on the Bhlnnecoek
Saturday morning to attend the Dew-
ey parade, paraded after all, but their
position was at the end of the proces-
sion. '
The day was one of disappointments
for.the New Haven men. Fromthe
very start everything seemed to go
wrong, and there was not a man in
the regiment who was not disposed to
,protest when it looked as if there w}
(law! by Jay!
no chance to see either the parade
take any part in it. From what eou
be learned last night, the men had t .
hardest luck of any organisation that
ever attempted to do credit to the
state in a New Y is parade. From
start to nearly ilni . the day was a
succession of disasters. and many of
the men are, now congratulating them-
selves tliut they came home with their
skins.
The Shinnecock arrived in this city
at about 3 o'clock Saturday morning.
somewhat later than had been expect-
ed, but in ample time to get the men
to New York to participate in the
celebration. The delay was caused by
the non-arrival of the mattresses for
the men, 650 of which had been sent
on to this city by the quartermaster's
department at New London, but which
did not arrive here at the time expect-
ed. How the delay came about is not
yet explained. The men were on hand
in the armory at the time set—l2:30 a.
m.—-and were in rank on the roll call
at that time. While they did not leave
the armory until after 4 o'clock. the
delay is explained by the wait for the
mattresses.
All of the men were on board of
the Shinnecock, however. at a little
after 5 o'clock. But this was the be-
ginning of the trouble. The Shins-
cock was two hours late and made.
every effort to make up the time. The
result was that at about 10 o'clock Sat-
urday morning, one of the paddle
wheels of the steamer broke when
the boat was about all South Norwalk
and a delay of three hours ensue).
The officers of the Shinneeock had
made no provision for an accident to
the machinery of the boat and there
was not a carpenter's saw aboard to
fix the break'. There was no way to
get ashore to summon assistance.
After a long delay two of the crew
of the boat swung themselves over
the side and fixed the break with ham—
mers and common files. The arrange’
ment was only temporary. however.
and the boat when it finally started
again, had to go with extreme care
not to break the wheel over'agaln. Go-
ing along at a snail‘s pace as they
were forced to do the Shlnnecock
pa d City island at l2:27. and run
lnt her dock at l29th street, East
river. at a little after lrtiO o'clock.
Here the men were lauded as fast as
possible and run across town at double
quick. As this part of thecity is very
hilly and not narrow by any means.
the men had a good two-nnd—a-half
mile trot before they reached the line
of the proccsrion. At that time the
place in the line whore the New Haven
men should have been was miles
down town. and all Col. Burpee'n men
could in was to fall in where they
could.
All but. the very last organisation in
line, the (l. A. R.. had moved down
the avenue and the local militia was
put in front of them. being the last
active organization in the line. Word
of the trouble of the Shtnnecock had
got among the bystanders at the
head of the parade and the men were
greeted on every hand with joeular
remarks about the slowness of their
boat. But the joke was not altogether
on them, as the Shinnecock was a
New York boat.
The appearance of the New Haven
men at the tail end of the procession
caused no little comment all along the
line of march and frequent questions
were asked as to the reason for the
delay of the Connecticut men. At sev-
eral places on the line of march parties
of New Haven and Yale men recog-
nized the. regiment and cheered heart—
ily. In fact. there was no lack of ap-
preciation of the men behind their
proper place as they were and fagged
out. (‘ol, Burpee and all the officers of
the staff had no horses. owing to the
late arrival in the city and the lack of
u chance 0 get their steeds and the
officers f ted it the wholed istancc.
The. Machine Gun platoon also were
Without horses or gun and marched as
regulars of the line.
When the parade disbanded at the
foot of Fifth avenue at Washington
Square; the New Haven men marched
to the Shlnnecock which had in the
meanwhile come down to Christopher
street. and went aboard. The men
were given their freedom until mid-
night Saturday night nnd at l2 o'clock
the Shinneccck started home.
"8th aannmn.
Taken lala Custody ai Urerpaol for beta
in firsts-an Passengers.
Liverpool, October 2—On arriving
here today from Queenstown. the pm
lice arrested twelve firemen of the Brit-
ish steamer Scotsman, which was
wrecked September 2i in the Straits of
Belle Isle. while bound from Liverpool
to Montreal. on the charge of looting
ihe passenger cabins on board the
Smtsman.
'Sf’ilOONER SPRINISS A LEAK.
Vineyard Haven. Mass” tigoln-r
The Boston schooner Winnic inwry
2i.) tons register. bound from Eilgr-
water. N. .l., for St. .lohn. .\. ll. with
a cargo of coal. is at this port in a
sinking condition. The schooner lira
in shallow water and a diver will in-
spect the vessel and endeavor to {top
the leak.
EMBEZZIJ-ZR PLEA!!! NOT GI'IIJI’.
Dover. N. H.. .October ZA—Harry
ilough. formerly assistant cashier of
the Cocheo National Bank was arraign-
el in the Supreme Court here this mor-
ning on two counts: First. with the
embezzlement of $3.500 from the Co-
cheo Savings Bank. and second. with
larceny of 85.500 from the Cocheo Na-
tional Bank. He pleaJed not guilty
on each count and was held in 83.500
on the first count and ”0.000 on the
around, nnnutr were furninhcd. Nu
0-..
time has been :4 for the trial.
. for roofing and side'cpvering. will do the
' business. ills irosi- on! and waterproof.
i it takes the place of lack plum in dwell-
ings, and shingles and clapboards on out-
buildings. Very much cheaper. Costs only
one cent per square foot, with the necessary
nails and tin caps for put-
ting :tvon.
in 7:03.“
B'nud ”proper
very economical.
for full information and samples apply to ‘l‘
i5ssdi1Vsta'SuauNal-wama. y.
For inside lin- ‘
,Black
is serviceable and
l liliill’illmli ‘
Will
«in
m
{if
iiiilltt & KEElEll,
Jill
losing Out Sale
——AT—-—
NASH & VAN scovs.
Mason Jars. 40¢ per dozen.
Jardiniers at less than cost.
From lllc up.
Fancy China. Vases, Lamps,
and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale in New
York for the price we are selling them.
car. No. no. and West 5:5,, So. Norwalk.
The Hatch d‘h’aiiey ”CB:
Edward I. Bailey. Pres.
Earth!!! 3. Hitch. nice. and?!”
Slumber. mother and- Sundae.
Planning and Steam Sowing.
' 0 “summarizes or also owns m
Doors, Sui. Blinds. Hudson Inuit, Casings, Etc.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
IHIATHINO war-nun.
I
‘a
GOA
Mill and'Oilice foot of Marshall sh. So. N orwalk.
L n COAL 0
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the rewut advance in price, lam
now in a position to give my customers the
benefit of the same.
ly stack consists of first-class Goals
only, both lahigh and Fraahuraing,
iluiataa and Jaddo. Eu. Stave. lat
and Pan.
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, and do
livered by mreful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
Tel. 5%. H9 Washington Street.
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q'aoa
have so interesting old veins in tilt
neighborhood?
Villager-No ruins? tireat Scott.
mister! I can show you more’a .two
dorm buildin's in this county that used
to be err-nineties in the old days, 'fore
the truats,~f.‘hicngo Tribune.
To Purify the Blood in One Wank
To Ours Constipation in One Week
To Care Bich Headache in One Day 5
Take Cleveland's Celery Com mul ’l'ru
refund your money. (’l'rlai size free.)
of
it
The tremendously heavy hours
the policeman evidently answer
double purposc~they can so easily mp
, for assistance on the extension soles.
GRAIN-0 BRINGS ltBiJi-Zi"
to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking
is a habit that is unlvoruaiiy indutgeu
in and almost as universally injurious.
Have you tried Grain-()7 it is almost
like coffee. but the effects are Just the
opposite. t'ofl’ee upsets the stomach.
ruins the digestion. effect» the heart
and disturbs the Whole ncr-
yous system. Grain-U tones up the
stomach. aids digestion and strength-
ens the nerves. There is nothing out
nourishment. in Grain-U. It can‘t be
otherwise. 15 and 15c per package.
From the horrible rupilliiv with
which rcntvdny comm around Wc are
driven to the continsion that Father
Time In using an automobile.
Eat plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia i'nre
will digest. what you out. It snrr-s all
forms of ilyspepxiu and stonmrli trou-
lilrn. E. ii. llitntllll'. Vernon. 'i‘wtw
says: ‘ "if "tum-m me from the .~ :‘t
and cured me. It is now my l'l'l'l'l...’-'l’v
ing friend." George C. Stills-'2']. 5.1m;
Noi‘walk: i?" l’. Wcml. .\‘orw.:ti..
’l'lir- baseball idol. strange- as it mm
appear. lows his prestige when ho- b“-
coim-s idle.
An uncontnglous laugh is infinitely
more diilstresslng than a
cough.
tr find Tl rv-xncdy equal to One Minute
i‘ough Pure." says Editor Pull-:lt-r, or
the blirunopy. i"l'i,. llustlei ll rnrwl
his family of Ln ammo and 5.1er thun-
sundc from pnvurnonl i, hrnur ixi'is
crmip nnvl all throat and llillif tx'uuhls
Georgi- (‘. Stillsou, South Nurwnllt: l-Z~l
P \Voml. .Vm‘wnlk.
.\ lmy nwwr {Mir m hurriilv on! m’
it at.» when in" suddenly unsw- hie lll—
lie tnmlu-y companion zinvl finrls ”Hi
all: is "thinking llem'lf up for :i you:
Indy."
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain II. Hubbard, of Mil-
ford Del., says: ”Brazilian Balm sav—
ed my boy's life. lie began lust likr
the one we lost with croup, We go"
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mar
ning.”
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and I". ll
Baxter.
Tli'ill .‘i5 a «inn is (in i'hlii'l :lliii ll‘fi'
dun-s not 't'i'lll to have any sens» r
}.r?l nhzervv the fl'llllrrlilll' I-.'\’ i!
and uln.ln~s mt‘flntli-l'lills of m-vrl m-
ninis mu know.
The "l'luw llny l'rrurlivr” ltvi .l
lx'lr'mmu. iii-ll» Riv». Ill. Sula '.\"ua
suffering from ill-on: hinl or Educ now
Me for two years. I W» rzlrm '4: iii.-
.‘iumlr' i'nugli i'im- it is oil lllii .~
cluinuul fur it :mi mm» ' it lz;vv.~
i'n'lzllr". I'Ulil~. grimw on»! till llilvul’ :‘ful
inns: troubles, ileum" 1’. \’ l
SHIN: Nut unlh' lIIl, l’. \Vnml,
:iml! plow- nr in. 4an the lure-v
Til»
fut mar Will soon l»- :i i:; thumb
winter combination.
0451-0151143.
Mm 1” “lid 'W ll“ “flaps mug;
W 11253,!
a!
filmy of ill" import-«I gown“
Shil-
[in-m! h iw ll"! broil," i":'(nwl:,v on
most emplxriilrnllv hutch.
Jew-pix Sm: Hun! llmlzl'lun lit.
ll“ll"l .I .~ vrv mtm‘n: in! .~- '-. :iv 'v'.
Hull'v unvl . urn :E in» pllo ~ Hi it”; >1 ind-
m: hr u~ii ' llv\\"ii‘< Win-n ilzmvl
w Hilly:
Suite it run - nll ~‘nlli lli~'*il :
iI-l i'
t'. Stillmn. South .\'or\m;k.
“'1". fl SlirWiIllA.
There is nothing that ~n :igzmvxii '>
a man :i~ to haul nu our on whum 21:
blunt» l1» f'l!.\l;ilu“l
No Care—Na an.
That Is the way all arugglstn set.
Groves Tasteless i‘hill 'lonic for Ma
laria, ('hills and Fever. It is 51mph
iron and Quinim- in a tasteless form
"hildrcn luv» it. Adults prefer if i-
illill'l', noun-sting tonics. Price, side
1251.}; ~‘rp—r>:illml gents (if “will: 8T“
rilm'n'l" pone.
Millions of «loll-rs. is the vnlm- plan»
"sl Ii. Us»: Hwy llird. llnrrislmrn. PA.
on the liir of lll’l' l'llilll. “lili'li :ll'
rvw-l from il'lllltl in ihv nsr Hf in.
\lumtc t'nngli t'nn li 1'll"'fi<llllllll:ll~
will» and ”MW.” null/inn: imuliin
nut-lit: t' Silllflill. .‘nnili .Vili'wnlk, 1-,
l" “H"! NIDINHHI
Anwthrlii - M-rc lkll”“n in Iln- day.»
of llnnirr, and tin- (‘liincsv 100” years
.igo hall a preparation of Ian-mp known
.4.» "unn yo” tollmden
thing Similar to our modern cocaine.
' CASTOR IA
Par Infants and Children.
[is [ht In llanllvap Birgit
Hearsthn’
Navver call to M' :v man on business
with" just liv-lurh or inst :Iftrr hv- has
hm] M. ham-hum in nur- v.i I hr |;.
t‘f'kn. In the other he. in .lup;
n , i
To Itraligtlwn Nerves in One flack
25c. If it fails to cure, we wil chrcriixll;H
OA-TQRIA.
learnthg it list You lien ham iinzr .
d [M/
f‘“lil.’.l:lir';:-'
"if vml scour the world you will in v3
.‘n'lll“llll\ ;
.
wuus awn nu"
painmsomc- ;
I "Ff v‘ t 3, 1
law g
‘,,., f -, ‘uw, ,_
"P h s
: ill‘C use
for rrumrrmc, nuns. on; (uplift.
uvr'rmo. umouu'u, \vmoow "
muons, on ANY corms IN
'rnu nousu ri'nsrsn-
mu mun.
r
Whether for the whole house mI (or .
,one room. it will pay you. to examine
our Stock and mi prlrc'i. ’1 h:- purclr- .
nwrs will flinl ii to ilii'li .rlvunirwn it)
. ,. 4 "-
tniw tlu- Imx- to “All. Me im- hum“;
to gl'c the tlnn to . hov; our goudu.
l
A. illicit u."
t
I
3 Funeral Directors
and Embaimers.
, i2 Mirth Maiu‘dt. So. Norwalk.
‘ '9! v1-... a...—wr-- :‘_
$1000 Reward l'
t l ' \.
i For any case of anllv'ever. Cold in
f the Head, Rose Cold or Influenza that
lliltAZIIJAN BALM will not. m, if
,dircctions are foliowei. No $17300,
,not el'un the grcutcst [ili}‘€"'ll'l.'l, ever
. dared to makc such an evil-i. nor Would
I we u we did not know that claim.— ,
[MN BALM is a quick. mm... and
i permanent cure. Thompson Fortcr, at
l Wilmington, l) ., says: "i suffered
‘ with Hay Fever every sumnu-r iv .v' ten
years. Then I used BRAZILIAN
BALM which curt-d mo: in Illw: Iliyn.
l That was in is“ and l 'x :v~ nr-vnr had
it since. BRAZiLth “Al.“ is a won-
'ieiful remedy and docs c- |‘i‘;'flllll!f Hint
is claimed for it." We have. lumdrcdn
of such testimonials. We will give the
,zinmc reward in tho case of Ahihrnn,
' For sale by iirugcistr. Stu and tied
a bottle. or sent if you mention this
paper.
B. F. JACK—MIN It: (10., 5
Manufacturing Chenliutn.
Indianapolis, Ind.
_ -A «nu-.. .~__.-..-"‘.=
School
Children’s
1
Eyes
should be carefully examined burnt.
the fail term commences.
Parents ought to know whether
their children's eycs mu: up v. tug
normal standard of vision or not.
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