Mar Ill—Wilma sep-
'1‘ " Jsu‘ bones were found
43,“ the burned steamer
ken it was raised from
point where it ’WII
.n . ed to City island.
area in three sections
- . amid-bu» and
, . I that they repre-
, A ofthat number of
War Allen was not-
an examination of
If! find no other evi-
bodies. Previously
piles of bones were
, dye» all. That seem-
, limbo at those burned
ll - . oi the boat.
A on has begun the
bear the evi-
runny of but one wit-
lira. Mary Youns.n
ry Saylesmogc of the
inputs w c smpy
, he fact that she had
bu the Nutmeg State.
‘Qlid subsonuently iden-
‘. ' ublagton. The coron-
to, secure all the neces-
. and says he will mi-
via the circumstances
‘ .tOAaaoertaln it there
f on the part 0! the
About employees. Sev-
, . crew and emcers or
comp any were sub-
’appear before him and tea-
0
blila. October Zo-The jury
ghoul-Hewitt counterfeiting
Atrial which retired at 3: 05
bgnuday is still out. When
titles Court opened at lo
ll morning there was no on-
from the jury room and
after waiting an hour and
findidurned court until 2 p. m.
" a DEALERS' OFFICERS.
. ' lle.'Ky.. October 20—At the
W Denicrs' meeting last night;
' ollowing oi'Iicers were elected:
wt. John F. Weiss. Ohio: vice-
ts. A. D. Newman. Brooklyn;
_ Hsuber. Delaware; H. 3. Mc-
. Louisville; secretary. R. .l.
. Chicago; treasurer, Charles
. wsiclthart/St. Louis.
ement is on foot among a
of fashionable people of con-
ve Philadelphia, including sev-
,-; _ -» society leaders. to give
m entertainments this winter,
”is tons. musicales. luncheons
. . and receptions. on Sunday.
.A on given for this innovation
t it is well night impossible for
to be able to go to social func-
. ,gxcept evening entertainments
' ring. the week, and the dearth of
A . Ie element at afternoon teas.
.an more than anything else to
’ functions unpopular. it
. y the advocates of Sunday
lilients that they are. given in
large cities and are generally the
W. White entertainments of the
om! NATIONAL DISEASE.
" pm, Not Dyspepsia. ls Hurrylng Us
a to the Grave.-
breskdown in American life
iron! worry. and worry has al-
one to be a national disease. if
rimsricsu has no money. he worries
i into a state of mind and when
”(money he worries himself to
for fear he will lose it. He wor-
at his work because he. is afraid
will not accomplish what he is giv-
to do. He worries about his meals
are not on time. or they may dis-
with him. or they may be, cost-
ll too much. if he pays for a
nadvance. he is afraid it will
. some up to the specifications, and
'3. MM gets it on credit he is afraid that
PW] not be able to pay for it when
bill comes in.
. is‘ nfrald to leave his money in the
Q «lions lost It be. stolen. He is afraid to
-. . _ it with him lest somebody should
, it from him. He is afraid to
fun bank lest the bank should fall.
so he worries about it He wor-
v- pbout his business. whether it is
~ smoothly or not. He worries
his family. about the education
V bk children and the progress they
are liking. He worries about the na-
th, about congress about the two
“political parties. about the na-
W conventions. about the gubrr-
Christal elections. about the tariff and
MI questions. about the iniatla-
. “rs and referendum. about the au-
‘ m right of secession. about the de-
cadence of politics. aboutAclvii service
- . about sanitation. the water and
ions, the paving of streets.
at system the class of plays
’tis theatres. the nomination for
‘ and the election of school visi-
'steenth civil districe.
er sleeps too much or he
'too little. He has an idea that
. a conspiracy and that he must
a eternal vigilance or the cou-
will get him. He lives so
on his nerves that he gets an-
. slight provocation and thus
more tissue.
true secret of health and life and
is ckeertulness. The man who
_ils appointed task without being
will live a good deal longer.
't worry" and Don't be afraid'
yerygood rules to observe
n people must learn these
bbsrt and put them into prac-
' ‘ they wish to live long and pros-
.r-Ubinpbis Commercial Appeal
m HUMAN BONES.
maths public cemetery
a town near Prague
‘ .. the older parts of the grave-
l“ sold all the old bones he
' m for industrial purposes. as
‘dsssd that certain manufacturers
an. is! human bones than for
' ammsls.
“mutants-ea
Ammunrml "Yin-“win 'A *
Prods by nearing AW.
This is openly Won't. *
It took plans in End Norwalk.
Not in Bunnie or New York.
You are asked to insulate it.
Asked to believe a cltisen's word.
To confirm a cltlscn's statement.
\
'nlst obtains reside“ advocate-
la more worthy.“ confidence
Than a for arm-mum
Testified to by unknown people.
Washington ’stmt. fist Norwaik,
says.- “i In: a batter-by trode. an occu-
pation that compels me to be on my
feet all day, l was bothered with a
bad back, a urinary difllculty. with red-
iment Iii'ille kidney motions. . It on-
noyed me at my work during tile day.
getting out of bed in the aluminum-
fresbed and lit for a day's work. I was
irritable and weak. I obtained Dean's
Kidney Pills at Platelet?! Drllg Store
to see if they would help me. They did.
They gave me entire relied." '
Dunn's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price 60 courts a box. Mailed
on receipt of price by b‘oster-Mliburn
00., Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents form
United States.
Remember the uame—Doan's-and
take no other.
THE BOTTLE POST.
The "bottle post" is an old institu-
tion on the south coast of lceland. Let-
ters are put into cork bottles, which
are waited by the wind to the opposite
coast. They also contain a cigar or
other trifle to inducethe tinder to de-
liver the letter as addressed.
DOlD MEDICINE
' THE BLOOD
About Our Stool:
[III PIPRRS.
Our second floor is devoted exclu-
sively to Wall Papers. Here you will
find the very latest patterns.
PIIITS. OILS, IID
IIRIISIIRS.
We carry a very large stock of
paints of the best known makes-—
they're guaranteed to wear as well as
to hold their color. Our Oils nlid Var-
nishes "are the finishing touch" to
any job.
IRTIITS’ IITRRIILS
that enable artists to malts their
paintings "works of art" are here. We
have tube and water colors. Tbs very
best kind. Everything for artists.
PICTURE TRIIIIS.
We make a specialty of making pic-
ture irames to order. Bring your
pictures here—select a moulding that
Just suits you, and we'll frame it to
your utmost satisfaction.
Wall Papers, Painters’ Supplies, Art-
lsts' Materials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decanting.
DECKER,
31 Washington street.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Tel. Call. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:30.
lit lull dun AIIElllill
To Ibo-advantag- mo in the smug
ofourlnhighCoal: Lmsdiruias
dust. more comfort. more satisfaction.
more heat to the bushelful. more soon-
omytothetouthansnycoalsoid.
Gives mtistaetlon because it's satis-
factory coal. Try it once. You'll see
the advantage of using it always. 85.00
per ton.
IRVING [WNWOOD I00.
Successor to 3. Harris.
Coal Yard and Ollie, Water strsst:
Branch Olliee, corner Washington and
Main street. Booth Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Call. ll-l.
ll. ARTHUR Blilllll,
Ilitil’ltil new
till Minder.
lunsswfrhgslmdsserlptloa.
o- aad electric lat-res. ml.
mums-cue.
Any article that is sudnucd at home
so. William .3. Gregory, No.10le
very often at night. and in place of 000..000
. anointed Press denying the statement
it». r if h ‘T ' ' . ‘ «an ritual w ) fl
. WWW? WW - l A . . ' anyhow»
, .l“ l ; l. , ‘ , . , H A “I! ‘ I. Q. r l» ' f :3 l“ ’ ’ I!
3' 'g- m . ‘l , Mg» U ‘1': ii ii“ i. .v ,
w’ “ME" . A” A T
New no». “October fl-rA rumor
which was persistently discussed Wed-
nesday on the Yale Campus amend
circles of the most prominent out-of-
town alumni m to the shoot that in
the near retard a gift of meldersble
value was to ‘iialulsde ,to the’ university
thy a prominent. dusts. While the
name at the to is not annulus-
'cd as yet. bwlng to the fact that all
bars not yet been made
gift. it was stated on the best
of mutate out my that it has been
ham to the sis authorities and to
prominent New York alumni for some
time. that such a gift was to be made.
The figures given approach the larg-
sst sum over presented to a university
of this country. and is said to be 82.-
for t
When this princely gift Ia announced
It is expected that no restrictions will
be placed on it whatever. and that its
use will be at the diuretics intirely oi
the president of the university and the
corporation.
When asked about the gift President
Hadley said that no such gift had been
presented as yet. as far as he knows.
but that he could not say what the fu-
ture held. He would be very glad to
know that such a sum of money was to
some to Yale. however. and would web
come it with pleasure.
The possible donor of 32.000.000 to
Yale University is naturally a person
of whose identity there will be consid-
arable curiosity here in New Haven.
While the :name -is not given out as
yet it is expected that the announce-
ment may be made in a short time. it
is said that the graduate who may re-
member Yale in such a substantial
manner is a member of an early class
in the sixties. that he. is a prominent
New Yorker. and that he is a strong
personal friend of a member of! thr-
corporation lately elected to odice.
(AIL. SCHNEIDER DEAD.
Connected with the Alleged Trams of
Former Usstsla Dreyfus.
Vienna, October 20—Colonel Schnei-
der, the former Austrian military at-
tache at Paris. whose name has been
connected with the alleged treason of
former Captain Alfred Dreyfus. of the
French army. and who, it is generally
understood. fought a duel about Octo-
ber 13 with Captain Culgnet. of the
French army. as a result of statements
made by the captain at the Rennes
court martial. is dead.
A despatch from Paris. October 13.
said that a representative of the In-
trnnslgeut, the newspaper edited by M
Henri Rochefort. asserted that while
seeing a friend of! on the Orient ex-
press the eveulng before. he observed
Colonel Schneider being carried to the
train. accompanied by physicians and
with blood flowing from a wound in
his side. The colonel is reported to
have said at the time:
“i recently returned from Switzer-
land to fight a duel with Captain Culg—
net on account of his evidence regard-
Illgl me before the Rennes court mar-
t n
YOUNG ENTERS SAN ISAIIIIO.
General Piiarasd the Bulk of the lac
lay Retreat up the Illver.
Manila. October 20. 8 a. m.-Gener-
al Young's advance guard of General
Lawton's column left (lablac yester-
day mornlog and entered San lsadro
at half past 1 o'clock. The. American
loss was one killed and three .wound-
ed. The heaviest resistance met with
was at San Gernando, where the en-
emy destroyed a bridge.
General Plo Del Piiar arrived from
San Miguel and personally commod-
ed the. Filipinos. He and the blllk of
the enemy retreated up .the river.
Om- Spaniard and fifteen insurgents
were captured. The loss of the en—
emy is not known. The townspeople
appear to be friendly.
ACCUSED OP CAUSlNG BOY'S
DEATH.
Chicago, October 20—lmmedintely
after the funeral of Arthur Whitney.
at Robertsdale. lnd.. the father of the
boy swore out a warrant for the ar-
rest of Prof. W. H. Rlechers. principal
of the local school. on the charge of
manslaughter. alleging his boys
death was the result of a whipping ad-
ministered by the teacher on Septem-
ber 22. A post mortem examination
tion was held and clotted blood was
removed from the region about the
spinal column in the small of the
back. The doctors in attendance
agreed such conditions were the re-
sult of a strain and bruising. "I
whipped the boy with the light and
of a riding whip. and i am sure i did
not bruise his back," said Professor
illechers. r
PULLMAN-WAGNER MERGER.
Chicago, October 20-The Tribune
Ilsa received from a financial authori-
ty the. following: "You can depend
absolutely upon Pullman-Wagner mer-
ger. regardless of ofllclal denials. Wag-
ner goes out of existence on December
in and Vanderbilts get Pullman bold-
ings of Boston & Albany and Boston
a 'iialue Railroads shortly. giving
New York Central control in New
England."
VENEZUELA CRISIS OVER.
Caracas. Venezuela. October lb—Tbe
crisis is virtually over.. General And.
rude. the president. has accepted the
conditions proposed by the Insurgent
commander General Castro. and will
go abroad. the presidency devolving
upon the vice president. General
Castro will enter Caracas peacetully
tomorrow, thus avoiding bloodshed
and dictatorship.
ALMMT EVERY DAY WITHIN! THE RWARKB, WHAT A BEAUTI-
FUL ITORIB!
LOOKED OVER YOUR STOCK BEFORE GOING TONEW YORKI WAT.
I COULD HAVE SAVED! THESKNWMARKB WILL A’PIAIQ PERSONAL-
‘LY TO‘MANY YOUNG COUPLES WHO HAVE MADE THEM IN OUR
STORE DURING THE PAST YEAR.
i ‘. :1 .
our runln EXPERIENCE use use»: ream mscunn sun
THEY WILL rnorrr av iT lN THE FUTURE or name onn BEST
cusrounns. '
TO moss WHO ARE vn'r CONTEMPLATING wa ASK THE‘PLEA-
suns or snowlud oun oooos AND quorum 'rnlons.
WHO ravs'Trln MULTIPLIED THOUSANDS or nonmns or EX-
PENSE INCIDENT To RUNNING run LARGE DEPARTMENT houses
uu'r THE "nuns" lrnouour or Town
WHAT A GRAND ACQORTMENTI AHOW isWISH I HAD
. at»...
CASH MONEY WILL BUY GOODS IN NORWALK JUST AH CHEAP A8
CASH MONEY 'ANY 'WIIERE ON EARTH. AND WITH INFINITEI.Y LESS
EXPENSE, WHY CANNOT WE IINDFSRSELL
CBRNS WHO MUST FIGURE A 50 PER CENT. PROFIT?
THE MAMMOTH CON-
snE ova srocx. our one PRICES. AND runs on To saw vonx
WITH roux am open. sun in mm PRICES ARE run sens runs
wn no nor onsnnvn voun rams.
OUR HOUSE IS A JUST PRIDE TO OIIRSELVES. A CREDIT TO
NORWALK AND'A TRUE ADVANTAGE TO YOU.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS OF EVERY‘ DESCRIPTION.
OPEN BVENINGS. GOODS DELIVERED FIFTY MILES.v
5.- 5T
is Bargain
SPECIALS FUR 'llll ltSIIAY ()NI Y.
Tell Pieces Dress (loads at We
Regular prices, 12i to 15c.
A Job in Domet Flannel, at 3c yard.
Short Length Plaids, only So per yard.
A Bargain in Finishing Braid, at 5c.
Regular price, 100.
Special in Fine Towels, atZSc.
Worth 35c.
We layite Your Attention to Our New
Ladies’ Jackets.
A. DiCkermanlSon
’84 WASRIIRIDI STREET. SWIII WALK.
By the Looks of the Front ‘ol his
Store, Theodore lies Been to Boston
. Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price. for J uly and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever oflered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in, quantity and
quality.
Theo. . Olsen.
NEVER HAD ANY SUCH NOTIONS.
London. October ro—rrr. Lever. the
soap manufacturer. telegraphs the As-
of a provincial newspaper that it the
Shamrock falls to win the America‘s
cup heintssdsto issue a challenge for
aserissofrsceslsibsu. Hessys: "l
‘9!- ml nose l his
5...... ...:‘.' ......’.: t... =9 WALL Ira-tar.
. Milne-t tumour.
. or , {
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vlv " . i.
”in law ”46'.le ”m
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hsvsssvsrhadsay
AND
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EVENING SENTINEL
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK
URROUNDING TOWNS.
RE All,
North Main and Ann Street. South N orwalk
it ”,5 ‘ l i i “WIS. . .
5r ;. w little "but
" ’"i‘ljv asllwmuumn'lde master
r ’ ills $"dfi-‘fil‘3di’lll‘fl
I
wanna ilerptnnstdolheh‘br onrstoit. she
uuontbsursstwubbsrmothsv
as they passed a group of men ta ing
in load tones the passarsby hard
the small girl sxclulul in shocked
tones. "0b.. isn't that "full” And
then. as it suddenly remembering. "But
l'm not llutenlug."—-New York Times.
W '
There a n balance that holds evorytbibg
In place.
toamasb.
naturism .. ..
AND THE . . . And, the universe from ending with
Beslloflelorlfic v
There's a balance in affairs of stars
THAT YOU
and men
lcvun minus. I
That governs things on earth and in
T2 N0. Hninst"
So. Norwallz.
TELEPHONE
18873.
(trend ' Calibre!
Market..."
unleash PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish,'0ysters, Clams,
Escallops, Grabs.
the skies;
When the mercury begins to tumble,
then -
Thlp rice of coal at once begins to
r se.
-Chicngo TimescHerald.
‘ M. SAVED A no“ Lil'l. '
birs. Captain H. Hubbardud lil-
ford Delaw- : “Brasilisu lslnl sav-
' : ed my boy'- life. Hobegsn Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
‘ himsfswdosss. lie anisklydragpod
. $slsep,sudwsss‘llrigbtintbsmor—
- » ’ Pornlebylflmmr.n.
. - ' - I' s m...
. . s
. . ’ “Well." said the Boer. “there is some
comfort in the situation. whatever way
you. look at it."
, "But the English soldiers vastly out-
number you."
"Yes: but even if they win a victory
it will be another job for the poet lau-
rente. And this Afriknnder dialect is
something terrific."—Washington Star.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New on».
Del" says: “I sudered for yearswitn
dyspepsia. Used to have gust’dl’trso
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped Its
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one so
cent bottle cured me completely."
Porsalsbylt. H.Pislstsdandl’.fl.
m. . ‘
"They say Mark Twain has written
an article recently in which he at-
tempts to show that the devil is a pret-
ty decent fellow, after all. ”
“i, wonder if Mark' a doctor has been
discouraging blm?"——Chlcago Times
Herald.
lo Care—Rs Pay.
That is the way all druggtsts mil
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for In-
Bluo Point-V
Sent out on the half-shell larls. Chills and Fever. it I. simply
, 3?:an lQuluine in a tasteless rural.
ren ova it. Adults or it to
Long ISIIMI OYSIOI'S bitter. nauseating Ionics. xIgloo. We.
TM finest in I” MT th"D?o you mogul to show the white tea.
er " was t e stern inquiry.
Soups “,No general. " answere. the Filipi-
0, all kinds no officer. “We' re not going to get close
enough to let 'em see feathers or any
Heine’s Baked Beans. other features of our costume.‘ '—Wasb-
ington Star.
Leggett’s Canned Goods.
~—--—— BPresident“!flinginuli'srulers' gunk.
me ya. c used Do itt's
'0 nth“ our 0"" Little Early Risers in his family for
HOTSOTIOISD. years. Says they are the best. These
famous little pills cure constipation.
biliouaness and all liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Bullion. South
Norwalk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Nixon—But the law can never make
a man honest.
The Best in the market.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Tel. 354' Dixon—No; but it can make him aw-
,. ' ' ' fully uncomfortable when be Is dishon-
”i H CHI.
Dr ve arses
“When our boys were almost dead
from from whooping cough our doctor gave
One Minute Cough Cure. They recov-
ered rapidly." writes P. B. Belles. Ar-
gyle, Pa. It coures coughs. colds,
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
Georgec. Stillson. SonthN N;orwalk Ed.
P. Weed, Not-walk.
Baker’s Stables,
Cor. Wuhlngton
nil Spring Sinus,
Tel. Call. 139-3.
THE mars
INDICATE
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-
ing big values for little money and
intend living up to it. We would
rstbarlossasaleotsdosenof
them than to have anyone leave
our doors dissatisfied.
A.J.Coiiins
& Co.
‘Punerai Directors and Emhslmers.
1: NORTH MAIN 8T" 80. NORWALK
P.’ D. SI'MIIIAIID.i
(Succegsur to J. p. we)
Funeral Director
If every woman in town were to
dream simultaneously of the taliless
high; this season's mlilluery fancy-oat
necessitate there would be no further
occasion for pamphlets from the Ando-
boa Society—their object would be ac-
complished by one horrible nightmare.
"it did me more good than suythin
leverused. Hydration-lawns:
months' standing: after eating it was
terrible. Now I am well, " writes I. B.
Keener. Hoisington. Kan, of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. it digests what you
eat. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; Ed. P. Weed, Norwaik.
“Do I understand that you are will-
ing to surrender?"
"Yes." answered the, Filipino chief.
“l'm willing to surrender. But l'm
not going to deliver’ up my hand of
gallant followers until i get .the
straight facts about this old rumor that
Filipinos are worth $2 a head."—Wash-
lngton Star.
RHEUIA'I'III I8 WTm.
it has just been amnion by
learned specialists that Mrs
hereditaryaud untitled-steami-
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Cure kills the microns and cures the
disease. Price one dollar psr plunge.
Manufactured by Corona Coupon“
00.. Camden. N. 1. hr sale byl‘ii.
”slated. A! Washington lit. lion!-
Norwslk, Conn.
"l'ln just sure that her auburn irsir
is the result of chemicals. said young
, birs. Torklns in s tone of mysteryvsad
confidence.
"What makes you think so?"
"When I met her the Inner day I
looked all around and i didn't see a
grafts horse anywhere."—Wsshington
tar.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children subject to st-
Iaeks ot cronp. Whenever an attack is
coming on my wife gives them Obs-
berialn's Remedy and flush
i
and Embaliusr.
oil-um *mmhmmcmm
menu-a _ _,Nurwalk;lP.Wssl,N-rwsh.'
. That prevents affairs from going all-
“J
Norwalk Chronicler