. t e wagon rose.
1 tails on one»
ado through hac-
slight silos, with
a re a road
, W doves
, m e oven
lvswglfils. out as
. 414.0011" ve miles
lay twenty- five
_. 1.._ road and a huh
eighteen miles it
.v o Cniamaba one
"at on the lake that
cliilili'éd before at
M' Those towns art
...by road, but by boat
do Bay, and we only
Icystand on.~
1' total possessions, we
.7 square miles. .
of boron contains 42, 000
bases the insurrection
wing. The insurgents
ipdanao. the next larg-
in the Philippines.
moon y rich 11 gold
. “iron dad copper ores
lie island. Englishmen an:
are prowling about the s
7' .. . all the concessions tile}
ill said several prospecunr
At work.
.01“ reports conillets be
’robbor band' and Americsr
, .Nogros and Cebu Th1
} the Eighteenth. the Sixth
battalion of the Twenty-thin
bro now in these two island:
the rubber bands. who dir
n'd occupy towns and main
, ' be after the fashion of tit:
4, is in Luzon.
- . ’ were menacing our forces
1J1. collision was imminent
will“ cninpaign is going to In
, from the last. We will get
“a Hit o'pen country out it
no. thickly wooded country
not end the war there we win
.. carry it into the high. rock
'mntalna of Luzon.
. Will be ”no violation of a stat:
to say that the first object 0
log: campaign will be to take to:
' e railroads from the hands 0.
» The insurgents oughi
' convinced by this timr
want the Manila and Dagupun
[as we have fought along .nsi
. months. They know Wt
and they also know that w
to get it. for they are ai-
ng up the track. burning
and burying the rails north 0)
t 1
country east of the railroad
at Angeles to Dagupan is much
south to Manila. except high
. broken. West of me railroo
- monmino that will offer thi
- hotter opportunit of re
and escape than they h d in tin
.. » utry. With the taking of the
- we will have cut off the pro-
lrf Zombales, Paggasinan. Tar-
WPsnpanga, and Bataan from
not the island. and car.
a good deal more country
. precise amount of real estau
11 our army is now camping.
tho railroad Agplnaldo's army
hprdly retreat anywhere but
, - across the mountains to the
'ialley of the Rio Grande ut
. Walled City' cannot unuer-
why the army had so much trou-
, the railroad. When the oili-
tle Sold notify the 'walled city
rm rails have been torn up from
Mon of the track Just captured
‘t’the ties have been burned and
it. destroyed they get an order
1
alters few miles of railroad arc
' e soldiers bare to scatter
_ down the track and go mining
‘. fills. The insurgents bun
, la ve or six feet deep. They
,‘ ed that the Americans located
“rolls by sounding with a crowbar.
a.” resorted to the expedient o.
a layer of ties over the rails
.‘mlaco the burned ties the quar-
o department were force d it
”flanks, two~ boards each two in.
filo being nailed together for
J. The side track, wherever pos-
7 7 ‘ll the way back to Manila war
, .carried north. and put down
rails could be found.
"my Oi Americans is badly ll'i
u railroad ties and steal rails.
. . great need of the army is
led! steamboats for use on the
- rivers and lakes of Luzon. nere
hardly a place in the world wnere
' could use river steamers to
advantage. ihe Rio Grande
”m. the Rio Grande Pampanga
we Blcoi and the Psslg all
' h fertile and densely pop-
‘valleys and alter a means .0
of bringing up supplies and
"Importing large bodies 0.
that would be invaluable were
what can be learnt-d mm
. . to. they arr- well I'lllnllnl
; is. present condition of aflnrrs.
. “as has just returned a
. - . to the American pence
declaring that. while they
accepted autonomy from
. if they had been prop-
“t wit at llrst. they now con-
ggv lion except lmlepcn~
almost 42.00:. miles of
which to draw supplies
coming in without any
:fiu lieu Kong. Japan
11""
,1“ ' I
report from Cebu is that z ‘
” salsrlsahlolllsrlllllsIMWoosdod
llsnlio. Octoberm. 8 p. Ill—Dough. .
meals of the Sixth Infantry it". ... ..
cently been engined in tiles-reins .
bands of bandits who have been oper-
.stlo‘g in the island or Negros.”
Cap in Sipo streaks spam
Tull es. near Carlos. ad (looS
tsla Iran. defeated soother ad. lili-
ingtea. wounding mason capturing
twenty. There were no American loss-
e“Washington, October Mite War
Department today received the follow-
ing despaten from General Oils:
sails, October 88.
Young struck {insurgents in Ross.
north of San mam, yesier sy. driv-
ing them: ch'pturod some of their pro
party. . Casualties. two killed .one
wounded. Evans. Sixth Infantry.
struck rubber band Negros. 27th inst,-
killed ten. wounding many. rupturing
twenty prisd 11ers. inions. Sixth In-
tentions I‘lfllck a small band. dispersing
them. ki led three. No casualties.
”m0 I’ll TIMI“.
Pronounced hr Ssereisrvlosi the Great-
est Al'Iy Transport In the World.
New York. October 28—801mm?
Root. of the War Department. accom-
panied by army oillcers today made a
visit oi inspection to the transport
Thomas. lying 'at the government dock
at the foot of Pacino street. Brooklyn
She came here four days ago from the
Cramps at Philadelphia. She was for-
merly the lllnnewaska oi the Atlantic
Transportation Company. She was in
charge of Major John M. Caries. Jr.
The oiiicers accompanying Secretary
Root were Brigadier General Marshal
Ludington. Co onel Charles Bird. Gen-
eral John C. atkin. Surgeon General
George M .Ster'nherg, Commander Kat-
snro. Marita. of the imperial Japanese
navy. and Captain Vignal. military nt~
tache of the French embassy.
The vessel sails November 4 for Ma-
nila. with the Forty-seventh Regiment.
now at Camp Meade, Pa. There are
L800 men In the regiment commanded
by Colonel Walter Howe. Among the
vessels supplied are 200 coillns. Sec-
retary Root was pleased at the vessel's
general equipment and makeup. He
said the vessel was undoubtedly the
greatest army transport in the world
SITE FOR FREIGHT CLEARING
YARD. -
Chicago. October 28—The Chicngi
Transfer and Clearing Company has
acquired 3.300 acres of land. known n
the Stickney Tract. In Lyons township.
This property is to he the site of th:
long proposed freight clearing house
and yards. The acquisition was made
through a consolidation of the Chicago
Union Transfer Railway Company. thr
Stickncy.Wnrebousc Company and the
Chicago National Stock Yards Com:
pany and by the purchase of mm acres
at 8500 an acre from individual holders
FARM lMPLEMENT PLANT BURN-
ED.
Philadelphia. October 28—The D. M
Osborn Farm Implement Company'.u
plant. 246 North Broad street. and the
W. 8. Cooper Brass Works adjoining,
were destroyed by fire this morning
causing a loss of 8140.000. partly cov-
ered by insurance . The Osborn Com-
pany's loss was ”00,000. Several bus
ines-‘s houses and small dwellings CIOSt
by were slightly damaged by smelt:
and water.
HURST PARK MEETING.
London. October 28~At the llursi
Park October meeting today, Sweet
Balsam (7 to I). won the steward's
nursery handicap. with Sloan up. Fif
teen horses ran. A two year old sell
ing plate was won by Westmoreland
(6 to 1). ridden by L. Rein. Sloan rodc
Canderos and was unpluccd in a ileld
of cleven starters.
Ultimatum (9 to 2) ridden by J
Reiff, won an all-aged selling plate
Baldur. with Sloan in the saddle, was
unplaccd among eight horses.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
New York. October 28—Weekly bani:
statement: Surplus reserve. increase
81,597,450; loans decrease. 84,760,900;
specie increase. 8662.600; legal tenders
decrease. 8750.200; deposits decrease,
88,740.200: circulation increase. 888.-
000. The banks now hold 88,038,525 in
excess of legal requirements.
AGAINST FOREIGN INSURANCE
o COMPANIES.
Des Molnes. Iowa. Occober 28—Tni
Supreme Court here yesterday decided
against the foreign insurance compan-
ies in their attempt to prevent the col-
lection of tax of three and one-half on
their gross premium receipts as re-
quired by the new state law.
BURNED TO DEATH AT 100.
New Albany. lnd.. October 28—Anm
Jidgc (colored), nearly I00 years old
and at one time a sisvo of President
William Henry Harrison. was burned
to death here last night. A coal oil
stove exploded. setting lire to her
clothing.
Bilinisness
-| “have-o? «tram
them. Invonsdiberalsr-s-s
falrlud estion hill peso
new“ °‘” tr-“fi'm-E
on 1" never so stoo-
taelamliy. ml mAilaax.Albaoy.lt.Y.
CANDY
lug properly and backache set In. A
gooddoal of talk alilnrt Dean's Kidney
Pills. and ending some nowrpsper no-
tices induced ms to go to Plslstod's
Drug Store and get a box. They ward-
ed oflfths last attack. Since then]
have advis'ed more than one acquaint-
sncotonsethom. ievu insistedco
my irieu‘d lira Harrell trying them.
That should be ouillclem evidence of
my estimation." \
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers: price 80ceotsa boa. Mailed
on receipt of price” ll'cstor- Miiburn
00.. Buffalo; N. Y., agents for the
United States.
Remember the name—Dean’s and
take no other.
t gYes. his business reputation is hiss-
e '18
"How did it happen?"
"He dropped a can of new process
dynamite." .
"Blasted him. ehi Blew him up!"
"No. It didn't go oiii"—-Cieveland
Plain Dealer.
“We couldn't get along with two of-
ilee boys."
"Not enough work?"
"That wasn't it; each was afraid he'd
get here in the morning' before the
other."-Chiesgo Record.
.ll.l..l.ll.millilitliniiui
is afoot June 11. .808.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALI ms
NEW YORK.
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1:18. 7: 84x. 8: 18:. 8:081, 8:88. 8:88!
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P.11.:—-1z 02x, 1: 18, 8: 071.4: 18. 8'87
8: 87. 7: 08, 0: 083.0 :18. i: 08:. 11:18.
Bridgeport in addition to above. a
m.. i: 48, 8. 04:, 7:88.
SUNDAYS.
A. Il.—1:11x. um 7:48. 8:18.
-P. M.—7:18.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANIUBY.
A. bi.:—8 86. 0:18.10:08x.
P. M.:—-1 20, 4: 28. 8: 10 8:88.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALI
A. 11—8. 00. 7: 38. 8:88.112“.
P. 11.2—4 80. 8. 40.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 8:80a. I
7:88p. m. Lesvonsnbnry,a:08a.1n
8:10. 0: 00:.
An I indicates m
with: roll limbo
(Tonssdvsntsgssolorolatsomg
oi our Leblgh Coal: lasso dirt.'ioss
dutmorecomiorbmmntisfaetion.
morehesttothobuaholinhibol'oocon-
omytothetonthananyeoalooid.
Gives satisfaction because it's lotio-
fsctorycoal. Tryitoncs. You'llsos
thsagsntsgootungitalwaya. 88.00
W
"Hill Lockwooa s cc.
mwnasms.
Oofliardaodmwatoratrost:
SrsnehOillee. sornorWsshisgtoaaad
lainstrost.louthNorwslk.Ooaa.
Roya___l Pearl.
Hurst ii armor:
Iml‘n'euse stock of“ Oil Ilealers‘h‘om. . . . . . . . . .81. 50 up
20 styles handsome Boll-lop llési‘cs. . . . .. ... . . . .38 00 up
' lOstyles Ladies'sfcucy Desks................
335M»
3 and “Old lapel Fire Screens - - .- - . -- .. 381.50 up
Handsome Jardiniers and Pedestals. i price. . . .01. 25 pr
Fancyoak Umbrdllc Stands... W81. 50111)
New lines revolving Book Cases.
Dining. ParlOr, Library and 'Wliist Tables—cut
pl’lJOS.
Turkish, Merrie and odd. fancy Chairs—cut prices.
Music. China. and fancy Bi-ic-a‘brnc Cabinets—cut
[112008.
10 grades of Bed Comfortables. all good. from 97c up
Special inducements in line Chenille and Tapestry
Portiers and Table and Piano’ Covers.
The best stoves'and ranges made-the Aboudroth.
Everything for Housekeeping.
om memos. oooos DELIVERED marry loans.
Jackets.‘
We do not claim to have the largest
stock of Ladies' Jackets in town. We
have selected our stock with care and
have marked our garments at close
figures.
We Invite your special attention to
our Jackets at 85.00 and 810.00.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
From 2 years to 12 years.
MISSES' JACKETS
Prom 12 years to 18 years.
FUit COLLARET'I‘ES.
We have receiver] this work some
handsome pieces in Imitation Stone
Martin. Imitation Sable, ltcnl Sable,
Mink and others.
Underwear.
This Is the s'cason for Interest in this
stock and we are prepared to interest
you.
IN GENTS' GARMENTS
we have White and Colored Goods.
Plain. Heavy Flecced Goods. or Not-
urnl Wool in different qualities.
IN LADIES' GARMENTS
we have Ribbed grades at 25c. 50c. 75c
and 81.00.
An excellent one in Natural Wool at
8l.00.
IN CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
wc have Plnln Goods, Ribbed Goods.
l’lceccd-ilned and Natural Wool.
Hosiery a
Specialty.
A. Dickerman St Son,
84 Wadhington be. So. Norwalls.
because it is not necessary.
and feed at the lowest -price.
Grain and Feed from second hands ?
is always clean.
ELEVATOR.
“We never make excuses for charging high prices.’
We sell the choicest grain
Why buy Buy. Straw,
l levated Grain
Raymond Bros.
RAILROAD ELEVATOR.
’ years. Says they are the best. Thou
’ warped if he follows his bent too fre-
‘ locks of croup. Whenever an attack is
‘ his family of La Urine and saves those
' ,lla . red on-
~ . 28,080 acres at cost property
asbington oounty.Tl1o Intention
is to extend the Bessemer road to Illi-
oew territory and secure freight for
i e ore cars going to the northwest
no cars are now being returmd
empty. Judge .I. Read. president of the
liesscmir load. will on y for u 0. arm
next month for the rational ln'ug
pCompauy. with :1 national capital om.-
000000 which may be increas «I by the
directors without consulting the inc. r
porntors. This company will supply
the coal tramc tor the railroad and ii
is expected operations will begin at in:
early date.
DIVINE lll’dALElt MOiiilEl).
Hammond. lnd.. October 28-—~.Iohn
Alexander Dowlo. "the divine heulr-r."
was mobbed here last night while ci-
tempting to deliver an address. lie was
chased down the street by a yclilng
crowd, and but for the fact that In-
munagcd to catch a trolley c':r Just
ahead of his pursuers he would have
suffered serious injury. There has been
much feeling here against bowie on
account of the death of a little girl hf-
ilicted with scarlet lover, who the
Hammond people believe might havo
rcc.oveml had she received the mat-
ment of a regular physician instead of
Dowle's method.
Joseph Stockford. Hodgoon. 81s..
healed a sore running for seventeen
years and curcd his piles of long stand-
lng by using Dertt'a Witch Hazel
Salve. it cures all skin diseases. George
C. Stillson. South Norwalk: 18d. 1‘.
Weed. Norwalk.
No man is a hero to his sit-nog-
rnpher.
SAVED A 1301"! L17].
.lro. Captain 11. Hubbard. or
lord Del.. says:
ed my boy'- life. He began Just like
the one we lost with crow. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in tho mor-
sg.
‘Poruisbyuflmiaistsdaadlll
Baxter
o
and the inside.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPIPSIA.
ltrs. Franklin Bush. oi new Castle
Del. says: "i snlered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distrss
and belching. 1 tried everything i
could hear oi. but nothing helped me
tillltookBrosi llanBoMandoneio
can't bottle cured me completely."
Porsalobylt.11.PlalstedandP. -
Baxter.
A man's size usually commands
more respect than his age.
No Core—lo Par.
That is the way all drugglsts seii
Grave's Tasteless Chill 'l‘onic tor his
larin. Chills and Fever. it is simply
Iron and Quinlno in a tasteless form
Children love it. Adults prefer it t.
bitter. nauseating topics. Price, 80c.
A splnster says she is sorry that she
ever learned to any “No."
President King. Farmers' Bank
Brooklyn. Mich. has used DeWitt'l
Little Early Risers In his family to:
famous little pills cure constipation
billousness and all liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Steam may be a good servant but it
occasionally blown up its master.
"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 cougho, colds.
grippe and all throat and lung troubles
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk: Ed
P. Weed. Norwalk. -
When a man is disappointed in love
it is usually in his love for money.
"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. iloisington. Kan. oi Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. it digests what you
eat. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
wagk; Ed. P. Weed, Norwalk.
A man's Judgment is apt to become
quently.
__._.._.i_._
' A SUFFERER.
Franklin Venahie. an old school
teacher of Marlton. N. 1.. writes: On
several occasions before using wraps
Rheumatism Cure, 1 was a great suf-
ferer from Rheumatism: after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
i feel as well as ever." Price one dol-
lar per package. Hauntsctured by
Corona Compounding Company. Cam-
den. N. J. For sale by 11.11 H.1’lalated
48 Washington St. South Norwalk'
Conn.
Don't: wait until you l-xcclitc your
last will and testament to contribute
to charity.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children subject to at-
eomlng 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
lala's Cough Remedy. Ilore of it is
sold here than of all other cough modl
class combined —-J. bi. Nickle. of Nick-
le Bron. merchants. Nieklcviilo. Pa
hr sale by George C. Stillson. Sontl
Norwalk: SUP Weed. Norwsik.
The hours: criticism applied to oth-
ers is spiteful comment when applied
to ymirrelf.
"if you scour the world you will nov-
or Sada remedy equal to One Ilnsto
Cough Cars." w Editor Packlor. oi
xii-om 11mm. It cured
nods from enmoals.
mun...
P.Wosd. Norwsfl'.
lil-
"Srszilisn Balm ssv- .
Politics has two sides—tho outside .
Equal to anything in
the world and better
than loud: bullies. No
smoke. no smell. cosy
1,fill easy to liglit,
cosy to carry from one
room to another. abso-
liifely safe Incense Sn
(:illlhtillcmtl that there
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-
pilSsilile.. iiuy this lot-
out improved heater and
"Wild illl danger.
BBMSTBBK, WATKINS
& Hill,
112 Washington street. .
look Out for Grip.
lt' s a mean thing when it gets
hold of you.
Cl'itES GRIP.
It breaks up the symptoms of
a cold, drives out all signs of
grip and does it hurmlessly.
Guaranteed harmless. Cannot
injure the most delicate stom-
ach or heart.
Recommended by Physicians.
Ask your druggist for It or
send 25c for a box of twelve
powders
1:110: uncut co. lllllt. it
HORSES
To Sultfiverybody.
We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
00! IMF! ovum,
South Nor-elk
So are the SORUSIS.
the new Shoe for women.
$3.50.
GLOV E‘R'S
tla.
roataadlasgtroublss.‘
IodibNorwalk: Id.
The Place.
Refuse Metal Bought.
Big prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. Market has touched the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old iron. comer and brass. If you
have anything to sell send postal at
once to
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
Resident-o, 58 Spring street: Stora-
house. iii—If. Raymond Street.
3:32
hall
"'33-:-
liarch
mourn.
The busy woman, h sever lonely.
”shamans; fill-.mfl
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