. wlimemisg at. Erie Basia. ' Ikemroek began this floatllrie Basin. The htweeu one of the army , the steamship Remus. untrue-lees the cap- , ' «poem, Jr.,ctp- . new“ York Yacht Club. ; J. Council, represent- ; rvYncht Club, and Shamrock; Captain *iiul'lohn Hyslop. of- hi the New York Yacht “Maud. three hundred We of lead ballast were ‘I, “tho. yacht during the H awhid to have changed , few inches. She now the stern. After the Wired in the the measurement aloft took .ld' topmalt was housed ' measurements of it. Mr. . ., .4 up to the masthead ‘ . ’cilair, going aloft in It to the heel of the top- .accurate measurement 1 I the yacht was cast off and laid that she was going di- - ,Hoolr Bay, where the ~ .. berigged and the yacht for tomorrow's race. .“MOE THURSDAY. ‘ a October IS—An informal the regatta committee of York Yacht Club was held and It was decided that the ' ~ ‘lietw'een the Columbia and _ . ruck should occur Thursday. , also decided that the remeas- ‘ tile Shamrock should be done hwy yard at 7 o'clock this mor- tfl'eial time of yesterday's race Mr Start: Shamrock. 5. Columbia. 11:00:17. lv'irst Columbia, 12:39:28. Second Columbia, 1:33:27. Finish: , 2:37:17. Official elapsed Three hours and thirty-seven for Columbia. .nmnosrrsarras. ,' ,lierlll 3100.000 Destroyed in A ‘ an Indiana Town. '1” o‘ -"g. Three and possibly frvc ,Welost, and property worth , , ’or more was destroyed, the fare: Truman Rhodes, (lhat'lcs ‘ J .« and F. Davey. than were members of the vol- fire department and were light- . fire when the front wall of n ' , building fcII outward. were caught by the falling bricks molten to death, and it is bclicv— that at least two others met the fig. The Masonic Temple. thc . , uildlug in the city, was in pith of the flames and was destroy- together with building occupied by firm Brothers, saloon. and Du- llm, dealers in notions. ’l‘lic , Tilt to have originated u‘explosion of natural gas. ' , Ont.. October Iii-Fire y destroyed the block owncd annoy and the Dart & Hayes . the loss aggregating 8120.000. NSIN FOOTBALLIS'I‘S AR- RIVE. aord, Conn.. Octobcr iii-The . y of Wisconsin football team is to meet Yale next Saturriiy here at ll:20 last night from and proceeded at «rm-c tn labial ouarters and immediately ,7 here are 30 men in the party are reported in excellent. physi- tlon. Phil King, the old " halfback. who rs coaching team, spoke very sanguinely of tho ' ' that he expects the westerners ' make when they met the representa- ' M‘Eil. The men will remain ht re _ alliturdny morning and will in. Quip/ii daily practice on Trinity livid. . 9' MERE DEATH TO EXILE. Chicago, October 18—A special to the Record from El Paso. Texas, says: 3W Eaetn, err-president of Sin Wot. III-exile from that country, who flimed 'mysteriously from MI he in Oakland. Calif.. whcrc hc ”hi lived for three ycars came to El ”*turday last anti has left over ' the Mexican Central Railroad for the ,Olty of Mexico. General Ezeta said '4 ho ' to die In an attempt to has his people from tyranny than to "rd-Ila in exile for life. L . NINE HOURS FOR PRINTERS. ' Hidden. Conn., October ill—The "Went Typothetac at an Import- luting here passed unanimously resolution introduced by W. A. , president of the Morning ltec- pany. By the terms of the the employing printers of are to grant compaction, book-binders. etc.. ten hours' . k nine hours' labor. The short- ' “ wk day will go into effect Novem- ._ \ its .— MILITARY MANOEFVIiI-lS. . B. (1.. October ill-Advic- Japan are that about April “VII ”may“! will he held on " ' ankle yet attempted in Ja- ICO ships will participate. per-or will assmne command warm will be carried out as the vessels were mtvrlliy co- ta conflict with a foreign pow- .___......__—— m wmvrmb nor rm nos. '3” ”adorn, Octal!" lki‘rom in- ' ' received here. the American WI Wakefield. upon which re- ' W In been ordered at live per ‘. is not due to the port from New or llfty days. Instead 1“ fit “If” the Rm. as was (Abdomen. dealer in household I! . , Wbeoyouhowaugzod‘th ; lit. It will ”pen m not will. me to other: ‘ There is more misery just like it. Thereare lotsot lemebuekeiulouth Norwaik. it's a busy place and backs are used. 'lbere in urinary trouble to a large extent. . Cold effects the kidneys. The kidneys are the cause, not the colds. Keep them in shape and life is lite. Dean's Kidney Pillldo perfect M. Are for kidneys only. South Norwalk MIG tatiiy to their merits. ' 'Here is a case of It: Mr. Frank St. John, No. at Taylor aremte. a locksmith by oeowotion, in the employ of the Norwalk book Cour pony. says: “i am not the only one en. gaged in this calling who suffers from backache. aggravated by the constant change of position and bending and steeping. There are others in the fac- tory and in the city that I know who are troubled in the same way. 1 had some disorder of my kidneyu which led to a painful bmbacdlo. I procured lloan's Kidney Pills at. Pleisted'e Drug Store and they cured me." ‘ , Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers: price 50 cents a box. Mailed on reeeipt of price by Foster-Milburu Company, Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the was —-Doan's——-and take no other. BOUGHT BY CONNECTICUT MEN. Rockford, "L, October 18—-Connecti- cut capitalists have purchased the old plant of the Rockford Electric Manu- torturing Company. and will establish a big match industry here in opposition to tlrmDinmoud Match trust. The company will make extensive addi- tions to the factory and expects to be in operation by January 1. normal. Our second floor is devoted exclu- sively to Wall Papers. Here you will find the very latest patterns. PIII'IS, OILS, III) IIRIISIIES. We carry a very large stock or paints of the best known makes—— they're guaranteed to wear as well or to hold their color. Our Oils and Var nishes "are the finishing touch" it any job. IR'I‘IS'IS' II'IERIILS that enable artists to make their paintings “works of art" are here. Wv have tube and water colors. The very best kind. Everything for artists. PICTURE IRIIIIS. We make a specialty of making pic ture frames to order. Bring your pictures here—select a moulding that just suits you, and we'll frame It in your utmost satisfaction. Wall Papers, Pnlnters’ Supplies. Art lsts' Materials. Pictures Framed to Order. Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating DEGKE. i, 87 Washington street, ' South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. Call. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:30 or tittloillilfitllliii dust, more comfort, more satisfaction. more heat to the bushelfui. more acou- omytothotouthauanyeoaiaoid. Gives satisfaction because it's satis- factory coal. Try it once. You'll see the montage of using it always. 85... De! "Wild lOOKWOOil & 00. SuccessortoB. Barrie. Coal YudsudOflcaWater duet: BrauchOfiiee. corner Washingtuaui MalnflreehfiouthNorwflLCoul. TeleoaouecuLn-o. - ll. ARTHUR Billiiiii, Iiiechiui Iiiifilllgtl nd (launder. Housewiriagofeverydeaeriptleu. Gallnddeetrle mm stung-manpower. ' Windham-sem- 29 WALL STREET. i1 E i “E l E 5. £21- :5} ,2 number of offices on the water front, months ago. I was traveling by steam. amuPort Townsheud toSeattle. Aawe rounded Admiralty head there loomed up before uswhat appeared to beawuterlog- god steamer. From her bulwark rails up everything w. perfectly visible. The look- out on the foreoaetle head. theonloerou the bridge, the dackhouso, masts and anokestaek were all as plain to our sight as is the Northern Pacifiowarehouee across the railroad track from who we now sit. "But below the bulwark libs nothing ebuld be seen of the vessel. It might have been lime Puget sound Flying Dutchman for all we _knew, or possiblya craft seeking a benching point before sinking. “It was weird and for several minutes deceiving. The morning had ed so rhiokthae the fog had driven own so ehreetothe surface of the ohanaelusto for-ma blanket for all but thelewerpart ofthevessel. qusoitwas. ~- . "We came near enough to hell and were informed that the steamer w. doing finely, all well on board, and. beyond it being a trifie damp on the lower docks through the fog failing to rise, everything no ”It was astrauge sight, however, tones that steamer plowi on toward l- with every part invisible t its upper works and with passengers and crewwalklng un- eoueernediy about the decks. " "How doyou account formhfreaks of log?" was asked. "It Is simply some odd eornbiuation of air and elenrente taken hytheweuther, just as the atmosphere along the water front fought erminet the approach of the fog Saturday morning last, and only yield. ed when the fog hank found its advantage in the Pacific avenue inellno."-Tuooma liedgu. For the Fortune III-ton. An enterprising Frenchman with a gen- ius for money making has compiled and published what he calls "Tho Directory of Helrcsscs. " It is having a large sale. - It contains a long and authontio list of names of unmarried women, both young and old, including whims, who ”have money of their own,” or “explanations." To mch name is appended such interesting personal facts as age, looks, figure .and other (:th of great inmost to marringeable men. "The Directory of Helm" has al- ready proved of vast usefulness. In France marriages are arranged in most. cams on strictly business principles. The idea of the book is not altogether now, as in some parts of Italy, oemolally Gcnm, there have been for years men and woman called "inarrlage brokers." who makes specialty of bringing young people mgother with a view to their finding life partners. In this they are very successful The marriage brokers publish regularly a list of the "eligibica" of both eescslnordcrtofacill- tote matters for their clients. Very liberal commissions are often paid by those who are thus introduced to each other if ant-r rings follows, as it very often does union's Stur Drunkard. Jane anehrond, the star drunknrd of this town. is dead. She had been convict. ed 2281 times of drunkenness in 15 yours Magistrates and policemen knew herwoll, of course, and many of the newsboys were ohummy with her. The strangest thing Is that Cahebreod didn’t take to drink until she was nearly 50 years old. Lady Henry Somerset in 1895 took Cukehrcod to her house at Heights audendoavorod toreform her. but Coke-bread soon objected to what she called being buried alive, and camped to her- old haunts. Mr. Paul Taylor re- tails one of Cokehreod's opt replies. “Who lives In your lodging house?" she wu ask~ ed by the magistrate one morning. ”A very respectable house it Is, your worship There’s doctors, tins-ob barriers-rs. there's judges In that house.” "Judges?” inter ruptcd the magistrate In astonishment "0! beer. your worship," manned Cake- l‘r’rmd—lroudou latter in Washington 0‘ Sunken-l 0v" .- Allhm. Here isugood story which hutheall vantage of being perfectly new—and true Ate-mart afternoon "nhorue" the other day a well known young author was in— trodueed to u charminglady novelist d hitherto unimpeuchable propriety-I can not mention her name fuobviouereasous. declares the London Sun. Settling themselves in a quiet corn. d theorowried room. they were chatting» gather and disposing Anglo-American polities, when, a sudden silence falling upon the eornpauy, the ladyiu heartfelt accentswas lie-rd to exdalm, "Aniline more we know of one another“- Ill-I dearly we must love one another!” Ase-u be imagined, all choke-gera- phuutious al to the entirely political eh-~ ueteroflheremark fellupoudeufeuraaui wore paws-flees eonop the laugh-lathe Mbmm mam-mumuemo. MnWalkchMahdyduh been giving the RM (England) Newswmeruuiuiaeueeedthelatenrlt- , she is ailing ar- Hope. ”CHALK. ALuos'r mirror on we um rut. s'ronm wuar A damn ‘ I COULD HAVE savnol THESE n STORE DURING THE PAST YEAR. THEY WILL ruori'lj pr IT IN 'ru cus'rouans. . ,f, TO THOSE WIIO ARE YET CO SURE 0F SHOWING OUR GOODS PENSE INCIDENT TO RUNNING T CASH MONEY ANY WHERE ON E EXPENSE, WHY CANNOT WE U CERNS WHO MUST FIGURE A 50 SEE OUR STOCK. GET OUR PRI WE DO NOT DESERVE YOUR TRA NORWALK AND A TRUE ADVANT HOUSEFURNISHINGS OF EVE 5. ST North Main .nd Ami s A". ’ ‘ Regular We Invite Your At Ladies’ our TIlElii EXPERIENCE uss Thursday is bargain Day. SPECIALS FOR 'I‘lll,'ll.\'l_)AY ()NLY. R TilE REMARKS, WHAT A BEAUTI- ASSDR'I'MENT! HOW I WISH I HAD .1400KED OVER YOUR STOCK‘BEFORE GOING TO NEW YORKI: 'WHA'I‘ humus wnu. serum. ”insomn- LY TO MANY YOUNG (XIIIPLES WHO; HAVE MADE THEM IN OUR LEEN THEIR TEACHER AND E FUTURE BY BEING OUR BEST Nrsucrmmo we ASK run PLEA- .xuo ooo'rmo muons. WHO PAYS THE MULTIPLIED THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS OF EX- I'IE LARGE DEPARTMENT HOUSES BUT THE "DUI’ES" FROM OUT OF TOWN? CASH MONEY WILL BUY GOODII IN NORWAI.K JUST AS CHEAP AS ART". AND wmr mrmrrsw LESS Nbaassm. 'rns MAMMOTH con. can cam. PROFIT? (YES, AND THEN GO TO NEW YORK WITH YOUR EYES OPEN, AND IF ,OI'R PRICES ARE TIIE SAME 'I'IIEN h n‘s. OUR HOUSE IS A JUST PRIDE T0 OURSEINES, A CREDIT T0 .i‘on To you. ill: DESCRIPTION. i OPEN EVENINGS. GOODS DELIVERED FIFTY MILES. Street. South N orwalk. Ten Pieces Dress Goods at l0c. Regular prices, l2l to 15c. A Job in Domet Flannel. at 3c yard. Short Length Plaids, only So per yard. A Bargain in Finishing Braid, at 5c. price, 10c. Special'in Fine Towels, at 25c. " Worth 35c. tcution to Our New Jackets. -.....-.i.—._- A. DickermaniSon 84 animator,” sum. soon IlllllliiK. ( fl “Advertising isfthe Key Note to Success.” The Evening Sentinel is the medium through which the success is’obtained. H i “0‘: T nu: P W” lea. caleloulioiiu mum Basilillimlic ‘ THAT you rcvna DRANR. ‘A'I‘ . Still-1 lilllllKJL’s 72 No. Main st., 80. Norwullr. 'l‘sLsruoss 138-3. Grand Central ”a'ketaneea RAILROAD PLACE. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Fish, Oysters, Clams, Escallops, Crabs. Blue Point: Sent out on the half-shell Long Island Oysters 'Tboy iiucet to be bad. Soups 0! all kimls. 'Heiuz's Baked Beans. leggett'a Canned G/iods. / HUNT Errors Tel. 35-4. Drive Horses from Baker’s Stables, Cor. Washington and Spring Streets, Tel. Call. 139-3. not? ‘ INDICATE K . What our goods are worth to us. You'll find they're worth much more to you than you pay for them. We've made a reputation for giv- lug big values for little money and lntend living up to it. We would rather lose a sale of a. dozen of them than to have anyone leave our docks dissatisfied. J ‘COiiIIIS do. finneral cctors and lmbeimers. 13 NORTH AIN ST.. SO. NORWALK P. n. sunrise. (Successor to J. 0. JENNINGS.) A. & Funemireotor and Embaimer. 7 Iain street. '\. Norwalk,Couu. . It. “VJ will W , l‘hatcher. o! Hartford: Meat. .W. i, surgeon at B urand senior warden. Oanlel N. of Waterbury: krund scribe. Frederica. . ilotslord, of New Haven; grand treas- ul'cr. James iii. Chum. of mitigation: grand representative for two years, (i. Fredrick liurns, of Waterbury: mud representative for one year, Arthur C. I thcier, of Norwelk: grandiluniof . warden, Marcus ll: Reynohll. ‘ ~01 ‘ Bridgeport. The next grdnd encamp- ment will be held in Hartford. WILL FIGHT NOVEMBER 3. Now York, October ld—At a meeting last night between the managers at .iim .Iell‘rics and Tom Sharkey held ,at the Concy island Sporting Club. it was agreed to postpone the ‘flght for one wcck from the date originally set. it will tnkc place on Friday. November 3. .lciirics (‘illl‘lf‘ to town yesterday to have his left and examined. Ho Injured it whilc training it few days ago at Al- lcnhurst. .lcflriea was thoroughly es- 1mincd by lir. Snycr. and was ordered not to fight on October 27. He was told the realms might be scrious If he did. _——_—.—.—.—-L SHOT BY THEIR OWN MEN. Paris, October ill—The minister of thc colonics, M. Dccrnls, has received on official despntch announcing that Captain Voulct and Captain Chau- olnc, of [lift olltlawcd French expedi‘ don in thc Soudnn, wirosc members rc- ccntly massacred most of the members of the expedition undcr Lieutenant. Colonel Klobb. sent to arrest those of- tlccrs on charges at cruelty and insub- ordinutlon, have been shot by their own mcn . LUMBER BARK llURNED. Tacoma, Wash. ()ctobcr iii—Tho American bark Wilnu. Captain John Slater, caught tire in her hold and mu be a total loss. She was loading at the St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber -'.omp.rny's mill for Australia and had 400.000 feet of lumber below decks at the tlnre of toe lire. Tire total loss will be $34,000. SAVED A BOY'S Lin. Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Mil- ford Del., says: “Brazilian Balm sav- ed my boy's life. He began lust like the one we lost with croup. We gave him a few doses. He quickly dropped to sleep, and was all right in the mor- nlng." For sale by It. ll. Plat-ted and l'. a. Garter. The rage for sailor suits was never so great its at the present time. ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush, ,of new Castle, Del, says: "I suffered for years with dyspepsia. Used to have great distreo and belching. I tried everything '1 could hear of, but nothing helped me till I took Brazilian Balm, and one ‘0 cent bottle cured me completely." For sale by It. H. Plulsted and l'. R. Baxter. A yacht racc is apparently as muc of a puzzle as the human race. lie Caro—lie Par. That II the way an draggin- lei! Grovo'a Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ma- laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinlae in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to hitter, nauseating tonlcs. Price. We. The letter in which there Is a tract rar'cly has a check also enclosed. President King, Farmers' Bank, Brooklyn. Mich., has used DeWitt'e Little Early Risers in his family for years. Says they are the best. These famous little pills cure constipation, biliousness and all liver and bowel troubles. George C. Stillsou, South Norwallr; Ed. P. Weed, Norwaik. If a man is known by the company he keeps he isn't doing such an awful thing when he goes to the dogs. “When our boys were almost dead from whooping cough, our doctor gave One Minute Cough Cure. Thev room'- ercd rapidly," writes P. B. Belles. Ar- gylc, Pa. It couree coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lung troubles. George C. Stillsou, South Norwaik; Ed. P. Weed, Norwalk. It is so provoking to be angry at a person and not be able to get any one to say a word against him. "it did me more good than anything I ever used. My dyspepsia was of months' standing; after eating it was terrible. Now I am well." writes S. B. Keener. Holsington. Kas., of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat. George C. Stillson. South Nor- waik; Ed. P. Weed,tNorwulk. ' A man in love declares that he Isn i. worthy of a woman. but grows perfect- ly furious if she agrees with him. RHEUMATISM is HEREDITARY. It has Just been demonstrated by learned specialists that Rheumatism in hereditary and that it is due to a mio crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism Cure kills the microbe and cures the disease. Price one dollar per package. Manufactured by Corona Compounding 00., Camden, N. .I. For sale by it. If. l’laisted, 43 Washington BL. South Norwulk, Conn. ‘ ‘ It Is strange hilt true that a girl can be so careful in the choice of a bus- band that she doesn't get any after all. HOW TO PREVENT GROUP. We have two children subject to at- tacks of croup. Whenever an attack is coming on my wife gives them Cham- berlain’s Cough Remedy and it al- ways prevents the attack. It is a household necessity in this county and no matter what else we run out of. It would not do to be without Chamber~ laia's Cough Remedy. More of it is sold here than of all other cough inedi- l'llll’l combined-J. M. Nickle. of Nick— le Bros. merchants. Nichievllle Pa. For sale by George C. Stillsoli, Sou Norwaik: E. P. Weed. Norwalk.‘ No man is so ,nbsolutiiy disagreei- rvm- or. the one whom manner In either l Telephone but. 114. i-ly gushing or absolutely bearish.
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