I‘Ipei'malic. Will
, ‘mpeto have sailed
.. with a steam
m early this
; mm to Wt
“3..“ legal
‘IIQ; , w on ey
that the Germanic
‘abptsiu returned
1.0011" dock im-
Ml not sail for New
‘ linoleum.
“the Linn of the
. . tic—The Tribune;
‘ billiard association;
the field. When the;
1.. of the Amateur
.. recommended on Mon-J
dapllsion of the eight
~ vinvthe three cushr
Ito this city. It took all
. .go far toward aid»
foundation of suc‘
. billiardist in speaking
‘ lid: . .
oi the Amateur Athletic
. are the neceuity of
-- In billiards of getting
forming an organisation
2 . r iothoae of the league
fWhflimen and the Amer-
Congress. I would not
bilge the organisation
, tissue would accomplish
‘ desirable things. it could
I, vaged question of amateur-
ggg rile and settle it. it could
1an players. both amateur
. onal: could arrange tutti”
' in awordance with this class-
could change the classifica-
vaa desired; and couldiac-
many things which would
, the game added interest."
.q-n—n— ‘
' , m unseen-.3
it's-sills Suicide lat no
In New Yerk City. “
wk. October lib—Dewitt C.
will his home. 415 West jb‘or-
3 firm. M3130 this morning
allot! of carbolic acid and
which he admitted having
suicidal intent. The sui-
w .. - . . .' . The. dead man
[I Jim which for many gen-
haw‘lived'ia Rome. N. Y}. He
_ to be connected with the
Willem swan:
October 25-—At the: New
. 4- on meeting today. Tod
- the New Market second wel-
. , ~in ‘My Lady's staid (l0
.. ”an by Martin. was
F, 1* ‘ sea ran. The new
is was captured by Bourne-
. toll with L. Reid up. Lu-
‘ . ' .. hy~ .' Refit. finished sec-
! to“ cations and was un—
~. . . “eighteen starters.
» ... Lutelia (2 to l) home
the race for the Chevclcy
five horses ran. .
‘ ABOARD HIS VESSEL.
.. _,T‘Illidon, October 25-—.‘>Thomas
‘ m ilfty~two years. of 808 FM-
‘ . . Philadelphia. chief engin—
:“9 Philadelphia 1 .‘Reading
- company's collicr Berks. died
M . vessel oi! Montadk L. 1..
afternoon. The Berks put
and Medical Examiner
" death who due to
. » » ' body was forward
. . . lphla today. Shae leaves
‘ m three daughters}
‘ l W i
. moucrlvn ISLAND.
.. f . Cal. October 25—The
“I 3 lila'altiller. Which‘has arriv-
jg » the mills; Islands with n
v... V upper-a reports the Wash-
' new .:. . the most productive is-
5“ the poop. The coconut trees
III? islands are not: bearing as
as. “it! did last year and new
“I phntetl. There has been
.. fiknesa among be natives.
‘ are seldom visi‘ ed by Am-
P—————-———"
or WILDMAN iMMlNENT.
Oregon. October 25—'i‘he
: "The recall from kin
of R. Wildman. l’nited
General at ong Kong.
It is said e is to be
a” duty for unav- and the
his prominence ‘Wlfll the at-
- I. the ‘ilipioo reo-
‘Wl‘ will be.‘ Dr. Edward
M Siam Consul at Can-
0’ recently :recailcd to
{In new lSLAND.
.. ‘ Och” fi-Thirty-one
' III.“ the Ward line steamer
_, « arrivbd HI. night from
Wm out to Holman island
» They will be released
g” nun Oewerai Fitahngh
y“ W. wife of General
”I! or Havana. are
w'rni EMPEROR.
.lfir-Tlse secretary
‘ t 'l'trpitx. and
; 'nlnirn. Count
yuterday pan
mmthe
- ndllrlllo-
forthe
instant-n
I, Oewbe‘v Joseph lhedes Released in les-
. 3 'l... Ming
. VWW‘: 3: Cu 0M Sir-lit!!!“
ceasel- brought by no in
Would here. that the typhoon
through which the Empress and the
Sehstor passed proved even medians-
trous on' land than on sea. In 1‘0ho
and Yokohama it raged with great
deioeaeae Hundreds'of houses Were
wrecked. but the atom seems to have
. n attended with less loss of life
i usual. ' '
‘A train bound from Fuhushima. from
Myeoo. encountered a gala of such ter-
that it was blown into the river with
about 100 passengers. One person was
killed instantly. thirty were severely
i lured and thirty others slightly hurt.
9 women is reported missing.
. The steamer Tanking, lying at the
ooh at Yokohama. wu blown against
t e steamer. Servia, damaging her bad-
l‘y.
; News of a disaster comes from Tag-
onanra. between Numadru and Suzuk-
awa. About 1 o'clock on October ‘I. a
tidal wave'swept over 'l‘a‘goannnr. Over
boo houses were destroyed d more
than 100 persons perished. e .
lborhood of Yosohlwa Melwn was
.‘verted into an extensive lake. A'n .
jber of boats are engaged in the search
3for the dead bodies. Great misery a
suffering prevails among the amicted
people.
A telegram from Miyaska prefecture
reports the occurrence of a tidal wave
at Mimisumachi on October 6 and the
destruction oi many houses.
It is believed that Russiain attempt-
ing to secure a naval station between
Vladvistoclq-and Laitung and has sel-
ected Masamps. She is attempting to
buy land. hilt the Koreans are holding
out for a big price.
SERIES”!!! TO Ill! FRIENDS-
lea-Authorities en a $5,000 Bend.
‘Blsbee. Aria, October 25—Excite-
mcnt reigns among both American and
Mexican residents of Naco. The Mex-
ican garrison was reinforced late Mon-
day night by detachments of infantry
and cavalry from Lamnrita and Maga-
delena. As soon as the additional force
arrived the Mexicans began preparing
for an attack. They threw up breaSt-
works around the town. extending to
within 30 feet of the boundary line.
Several field pieces were also rolled in-
to position and the works were man»
ned by a cordon of soldiers, with an ad-
vance line of mounted pickets thrown
out to patrol the border and keep a
lookout for the invaders.
Babe Thompson. the recognized lca-
dcr of the cowboys, has counseled
them against making an assault on the
Mexican works until every means had
llcen exhausted to secure the release of
the two prisoners without resort to vlo~
lcncc. '
Judge Mcdosa held court Monday
night and sent word across the border
that he had decided to release .losepll
Rhodes on a bond of 85.000. The bond
was promptly made and Rhodes was
surrendered to his friends. George
Marta is still being held. and the indi-
cations now are that he also will be
released within a few hours.
WORLD'S i-‘AIR AT ST. LOI'IS.
St. Louis. Mo. October ZFr—Thc ex-
ecutive and finance committees of the
World's Fair met in joint session at
the Columbia Club last night. Secre-
tary James Cox. oi the executive com-
mittee. read a lengthy report showing
progress of the work up to last Sunday
evening. it was explained that the sig-
natures from the transportation inter-
est to date amounted to $300,000. with
an additional $400,000 in prospect. A
resolution was adopted calling on the
various chairmen to continue the work
of soliciting subscriptions and inviting
the finance committee to formulate a
plan by which 31.000.000 still required
to make up the $5,000,000 fund. shall be
obtained. and to carry that plan i_ntp
execution.
WOMAN'S BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Madison. Wis. October 25—The wo-
man's board of missions began a three
days' convention here yesterday. Ten
states are represented and about 300
delegates are here. The board is an
auxiliary to the Alberta“! board oi
foreign missions. The board met yes-
terday afternoon to bear reports from
the state branches. Last night Mrs. C.
K. Adams. wife of President Adams. of
the University. delivered the address
of welcome. Miss Aristice A. Abbott,
a missionary to India. told of the work
of American missions there and Mrs
D. Z. Shemeld described the work and
needs of her fellow missionaries in
China.
THE EDUCATED HORSES.
It is with pleasure we announce the
advent .of Mnguire's ed horses.
Entertainment: of this kind should al-
ways be encouraged and patroniaed.
The horse. the most noble animal in
the world. can be taught to do most.
anything and these horses are the most
remarkable ever seen in South Nor-
wslk. Remember. the prices at this
season of the year have been placed
at a moderate figure. and all should
improve the opportunity at iloyl‘s
Theatre. Friday and Saturday cvcn-
lugs and Saturday afternoon. ,
FIVE TRANSPORTS FOR MANILA.
San Francisco. October 25—i‘ivc l n.
ited States transport! are scheduled
to leave here today. The Olympia and
Pennsylvania will go to Portland. Or—
egon. to embark the Fortieth Regi-
ment. and two companies of the Thir-
ty-ninth Regiment. which are now eu-
camped on the banks of Willamette.
The Tartar. the Newport and the Man‘
hens will follow the Olympia and
Pennsylvinia to sea. They will steam
direct to Manila.
TEMPORARY LIASI OF LIFE.
San Francisco. October 26—-liany
Winters. sentenced to be hanged on
nextfiihymtthestateprismnt Fol-
somfwrthelorderoic. A. Andrews.
has mared a temporary lease of life
bythedeathoiWarden Aullofthe
itentiary. The prison ritrccton
have not yet chosen a am to Anti
but have appointed a deputy warden.
Attorney General M has decided
to
hero. .5.
rible fury when crossing the Hohohown .
. ing from backache and weak kidneys."
nil Buds». N. Y.. sole agents tor the Uni-
"om
* i
mam-lactati-
Burdeaaoiiiibsrelnauy-
“Williams"
1, .,
ill-aunt:
f". «
’Preuynardtowehelmieusots
mem~ .
liaches painless-hemm-
'Lsarntnecaaseaodrmm new»
able .
den. . r
as“ new. pains noise from sick
minim ‘ - ~ ”1
“~01" the him! to cure the
back.
Dean's Kidney Pills will do it.
Lots of South Norwalk proof that
this is so.
Read what a citinsu nus:
Mrs. Liesie Warner. of u Washing-
ton street. South Norwalk. says: "i had
ctteato give up my work on account of
my back. it ached so. i procured Dean's
Kithasy This at Phisted's drug more
the last attack 1 had. and they cared
me. i felt better in every way alter
taking Dosn'a Kidney Pills. and can
recommend them to all women under-
,nosa's Kinsey Pills are sold for so
cents a be: by all dealaw. or mailed on
receipt “price by Fosiorrhiiiburo 00..
ted Stains. ‘ - i
Remember the name—Donn'e—sod
take no other.
POSTAL SERVICE OF CUBA.
ilew Feature. including loner (bier
and Registry. introduced. ,
New York. October 25—COIonel E.
G. Rathbone. who is in charge of the
postal service in Cuba. arrived from
Havana today on the steamship Ha-
vana. The postal service of Cuba has
been thoroughly reorganized. "Among
the new features introduced are the
registry and money order divisions.
both of which have been in successful
operation since April. _ .
“The bankers and merchants of Cu-
be." said Colonel Rathbone, "now
send remittances averaging at least
”50.000 a day and there has been sent
to the United States alone over 82.—
000.000 to remittances. Both Spanish
and Cubans give evidence of the ul-
most confidence in the money depart-
ment. We have now introduced the
twmcent stamp and in consequence
the bulk of inland correspondence has
greatly increased.
”Of the postal service clerks em-
ployed on the island by the post-office
fully 500 are Cubans and I am hiring
Americans only where absolutely nec-
essary. this bc'.ig the policy of the
administration."
ANG LCD-EGYPTIAN Elli PEDITION.
Cairo. October 25——T'ne Kbaiifa. hav-
ing fled from his position at .lcb E
Bid. Major General Lord Kitchener
has ordcretl the Anglo-Egyptian ex—
pedition to return to Omdurman. A
reconnaissance to Jeb El Bid will be
made by the caValry and camel corps
before the return of the expeditionary
troops. ‘—
W
Grand Central
Market"-..
is
RAILROAD rues.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish, Oysters, Olsms,
Escallops, Crabs.
Points
Bent out on the half-shell
longlsland Oysters
The finest to be had.
Soups
Of all hint
Heina’s Baked Beans.
/"Legpit's Cllllled (ions
In Orind Oar Own
Horseradish.
The Best in the market. -
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Immense stock pi Oil Heaters from- . . - : - ~ . - . ~ 159 up
20 styles handsome Boll-top Desks... . .. . . . . ... 8.00 up
lOstyles-Ladi ’s fan Desks 515.0119
3 and 4-fold fancy Fixlflc'reetln- .- - - ~ . - - .. $1.50. up
Handsome Jardiniers and Pedestals, i price... {31.25 pr
Fancy oak Umbrella Stands. . . - . .. ...... ”$1.50 up
New lines revolving Book6 Cases. .
‘, Dining. Parlor, Library and Whist Tables-cut
prices.’
Turkish, Morris and odd. fancy Chairs—cut prices.
. Music. China and fancy Brio-a-brac Cabinets——cut
prices.
10 grades of Bed Comfortables. all good, from 97c up
Special inducements in fine Chenille and Tapestry
Portiers and Table and Piano Covers. ‘
The best stoves and ranges made—the Abendrothl
Everything for Hausekeeping.
om nvsmuos. GOODS DEI. wanna rimv Minus.
w.- s. SIURTEVANT,
\ North Main and Ann Street. South N orwalk.
Thursday is m“
Bargain Day....
SPECIALS
..rou THURSDAY 0va..
,len Pieces Dress (tools at 15ml.
Regular price. 25c
Ladies’ Printed Skirts 39cts.
Regular price, 50c
Ladies’ Percale Wrappers 7 90b.
Regular price. $1.00
Smyrna liats at 59618.
Regular price, >75c
White and Drab Corsets 29ml.
Regular price, 390
Other Items of Interest.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
84 Washington 8t. So. Norse-lit.
ELEVATOR.
“We never make excuses for charging high prices."
because it is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
and feed at the lowest price. Why buy Hay, Straw,
Grain and Feed from second bands ? Elevated Grain
is always clean. .
Raymond Bros. -
RAILROAD ELEVATOR.
You Need Only Be
Reminded
:“60kers'
is liow READY. ~
The Part *9» ”
. «13‘1"
, .
[Dumas-twee .
mmmmdmm
1
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I
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so
Q
. fl"
Equal to anything in
the world and lwtter
than nlokt makes. No
smoke, no smell. easy
to fill, easy to light,
easy to carry from one
room to another, obso-
lutoly cafe b cause so
‘ constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
ionstilntlv in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is illi-
possibic. . Buy this lat-
est improved hcetcr and
avoid all danger.
incredulous
& nu
1l2 Washington street.
men .
. ."‘ 1
ATE Si
4' r, ‘ ' v i,
w e—a" i '33.. you been. en:
.dli etoknowwhyii. .. .,.
Husband~Be—(hlcl—cause. l shes
two of you. m' dean-44" no:
Weekly.
W . .
Jose I: Stockforil. Hod on 9,
heal a sore rennin "d” ’enteen' M "
for any
years and and blast as dd 3' -'
mg by using DeWItt'a Wig ml
Salve. It curu'all skin diseases m
c. Stiiison, Soot Namath; ‘ .
Weed. Nerwalh.». ' z ‘ ,-
Slic—lf you insist upon kuowiul.
there are two reasons for missing
you.
lino-And they are? .
Silo—Yourself and another man.—
Ncw York Press;
W .
mm A note. we
Mrs. Captain 1!. HIM.“ Mil.-
ioird Data’sayfi “Dirndl!“ Bat“: ea;-
. my »'a . e be” . a
«.he one we betwwithm R673”
‘lim a few (load. Ila am
so eie'epand waenlirightinthpmor-
ro}ssishyl¢.a.rlslsuaaasr.n.
Elliot. " '
“Yes. i dlbcovcred that she ‘loved
another.” -
“Heavens! how did you feel?"
"I felt that I was going to save a big
chunk of allmony."-——Cleveland Plain
lienlcr. ‘
ONLY CURB FOR DYSPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Basil. of all outta.
pal. says: “.I suffered for years with
hope Used to have great entree
and belching. I tried everythill 1
«mid hear of. but nothing helped me
till i tooleBraallinn Balmandone“
cent bottle cured me completely."
Heavy
. . . Double Sole
Made in
Russet Cali
or Black
Box Calf
Correct,
19251er
Rio. 1:
in War:-
mmblp
So are We SOROSIS.
the new Shoe for women.
5 3. 50.
GLOVER’S
The Place.
ForulehyREPlailiedandl‘JL
Baxter. '
_____.._._._—
Eilzib (aged three)-What are hus-
bands?
Ethel (aged liver—Why, husbands
are things you tie strings ‘on to make
them remember to buy things—Puck.
le care-Se Par.
That is the way all must!
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ma-
laria. Chills and Fever. It is simply
iron and Quinlne in a touch. form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating toniea. Price. 506.
Blobbs-l heard a lecturer last week
who gets 8500 a night.
Slobbs—Tnat so? What was his
subject?
Hiolibs — Free Speech. —— Philadel-
phia Record.
President King. Farmer! Bank.
Brooklyn. Mich. has used DeWitt'l
Little Early Risers .in his family for
years. Says they are the best. These
famous little pills cure constipation.
billousness and all liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillaon. South
Norwalk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwaik.
Tom Gould. probably the most fam-
(ills of New York divo-kccpers. Is now
coming $1.80 a night as a night
watchman at an unfinished building.
All the money he ever acquired Is gone.
There is a careworn look about his
face, hc‘iool-ts old, and has lost all his
old-time spirit.
“When our boys were almost dead
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.
grippc and all throat and lung troubles.
George C. Stillson. South Norwnlk; Ed.
P. Weed. Norwalk. ‘
___.__———-—--
"a self-opening and closing umbrel-
la has been invented."
WP Reward!
For any case of Hay Fever, Cold in.
the Head. Rose Gold or lnloensa that
BRAZILIAN BALM will not cure. it
directions are followed. No person
not even the greatest physician. ever
dared to make such an offer, nor would
we if we did not know that BRAZIL
’ IAN BALM is a quick. positive, and
permanent cure. Thompson Foster! of
Wilmington. Del. says: “i adhered
with Hay Fever every summer for ten
years. Then l used BRAZILIAN
BALM which cured me in three days
That was in 1887 and l have never had
it since. BRAZILIAN BALM is a won’
deri’nl remedy and does everything that
Is claimed for it."
of such testimonials. We will give the
same reward in the case of Asthma
For sale by Druggista.‘ 50c and but
a bottle. or sent if you mention thit
paper.
8. F. JACKSON O 00..
Manufactming Chemist.
lldiaaapola. Ind.
We have hundreds
"'i‘lal's no good. What the world
wants is an umbrella that will find Its
Way back home when slolen."-Detroit
Fl'ec I’icss.
"It did me more good than anything
i ever used. My dy was of
months' standing; after eating it was
terrible. Now I am well." writes S. B.
Keener. liolsington. Kan. of Modal
Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you
eat. George C. Stillson. South Mor-
walk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwnik.
A lcgai execution in Alabama the
0th: r day was a batch. Why don’t the
people down there nominate some old
and experienced iyncher to be shoal.—
Melnpbis Commercial-Appeal.
RHEUMATISM IS HEREDITABY.
if. has lust been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism ls
hereditary and that it is due to a mic
crohe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Cure kills the'microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package.
Manufactured by Corona Compounding
Co. Camden. N. .I. For sale by R. H.
Plaisted. 43 Washington 8.. South
Norwalk, Conn.
_,______..—-———-
The funny thing about a baby id
that it is always trying to get Into
old iron, copper and brass.
once to
ABRAHAM llAthlrl.
house. 13-15 llaymmui screen.
P.
(Successor to .l. n. instilled”
and Embaiuler.
1 Main street.
Telephme Call "-1.
Had. “ ’
Refuse Metal Bought.
Big prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. Market has rmched the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
if you
have anything to sell send postal at
b.
Residence. .18 Spring street; Store-
W
D. shims.
Morwalk. Conn.
places where it is impossible to get
into.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children subject to at-
tacks of croup. Whenever an attack in
mining 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-
lain's Cough Remedy. More of it is
sold here than of all other cough medi-
cines combined—J. M. Nickle. of Niob-
le Bron, machantil. Nicklevllle. Pa.
For sale by George C. Stlflson. South
Norwaik: E. P. Weed. Norwnlh.
The Instance of the man who found
an umbrella and advertised for Its
owner may indicate mneitive honor. or
it may be merely mental decay—«cw
York Press.
”if you scour the world you will nev-
er Ind a remedy equal to One Minnie
Cough Cure." says latter Packler. of
the Micnaopy. m. Hustler. it cured
his family of La Oriana and saves thou-
nnds from bronchitis.
croup and all throat and lung troubles.
fieorgo C. liti . loath Morwalk; III.
P. Weed.
"Well." answered Col. ltlllwcll. with
deliberation. "If than'a nothln' better
oiwaissblc.
its very "it"s-WW liar. .. .
Wisconsin-noel» ,.
Norwalk Chronicler