fired and 3:11“
’00 upon y a
,"l" bearing a white
i had.
. are coming to
10001 fl'srlac. paying the in-
vilegs
t Aguinaldo and the
re still at Tarlac.
000 insurgents be-
. They have been quiet
week. Two thousand ren-
bsn. lire miles to the
Hates has been recalled from
,do and ordered to sail for
. . islands as soon as possi-
I
l...
. ._ “DOW bile-01h
sbtsd things.
October 30—0ne week from
the Methodists of Chicago will
experiment of a seven- -day
It will he in the nature 0:
work. and all services will
abash Avenue church. The
are not complete, but at pres-
Ia intended that the centres
hot be altogether of a religious
.,. but will include lectures, con-
0 social gatherings in the
and later will embrace a lib-
Iltd reading room and other fea-
The Wabash Avenue Church
«preachers. II. P. Ward and G.
.both young men. who will
Me of the new work. as wet:
' d” all services connected with‘ the
' .. y Methodists of Chicago are
, the new venture, and if suc—
it is said that it will be adopt-
CAISIIALS some.
“2"1" Them at Can Call.
,' October 30—Mall advices
0 Congo announce that Cap-
“on. formerly United States
at Zanzibar, who is command-
tllo' Belgian Tanganyika-Congo
. expedition. has reached the
- , Free state and was engaged. at
.. ‘dlt d July. in a dercs battle at
'01:" where the force consisted oi
‘ s. with (aptain Monun
dilig.‘ Shortly after the attack
-~ Baron D. Hammis, the
commander. despatched three
.. of soldiers to assist Mo-
d the enemy. consisting of can-
who horribly tortured their
. were routed.
. la Mohun did great execution
a“! ‘ 0 Winchester repeater. It is es-
: ' . thntnthe enemy numbered 1.-
men and lost 300 killed and 600
The Belgian force lost nine
killed and forty-seven wounded
enemy lied to Tanganyika
$011101: TO PROTECT CHINESE
REFOIIMER.
at, October {lo-Tbe British
to here. fearing that the Chinese
W, Kluig Yu Wei. is on board
Ill steamer Empress of india. from
rer. have sent the torpedo dcs
Fame. and Whiting to Woo
[maritime town at the mouth
‘ Woo Sung. ten miles north oi
' ”that. to prevent the (‘ hincsc irom
“in: the vessel. It is reported
ON the other hand that Kank Yu We:
,Istt Kobe on the British steamer ilhol-
h. bound direct for ilong Kong.
_ 101013118 RETURN TO WORK.
Hallows. Pa" October lid—The Hun-
‘ gut-inns who stnick at Van Wivklt‘s
ootllery at Mllnersvllle. inst week. he-
.mse an alleged incompetent union
mkman was removed from his pen.
ill the mines to a place in the
lags. runrncd to work today
t having succeeded in getting.
miner: returned to his former pos-xi
“I. Nearly 500 men were aflcctcd by
0“ me.
PLACED IN COMMISSION
francisco. (It-tuber 30———The navy
“ IMP Solace. which has been
‘ . Ilg intensive repairs at Marc
M has been placed in commission
W will sail for Manila in a few days
will ”bring invsiid and disrlulrgcd
« to Philippines. Of the
now here. the Ilenmohr is
to leave November 1; the
on the 3d; the Pathan on the
' the Hancock on the 6th. and the
00 Fits on the loth.
DARREN! DAUGHTER MAR-
Mien. Bermuda. October 30-The
anJnntaasat tanneral 0. Dig-
govaraor of Bermuda. was
May to Colonel i. C. Dalton.
royal artillery. assistant military
at the Horas Guardsmen
‘ said- am embarked for New
, their way to England.
' finalstmwingto tbceabied
, of the death of the bride's
: IAJ ms PAUL“
thing” W
~ . I. _
. WEE, _ to
iss-
it' sent .
esngmill
race for a sand pounds a side.
titers were no takers. Bertie it has a
record of a mile in 0:10“. Ir. Its
phenso‘n is sending her to this country
to an “:30.” in the mhorse show in Mad
biennial seam riser.
0st Team Instantly Killed as:
Another Mliv Nasal“.
North Bil'em. Ind.. October 00-!
desperate street fight between men:
bers of a Tennessee colony located her:
and citlssns of North Salem yesterday
resulted in the lnsthnt death of Wil
lism Ilseksy. s Tennessean. the fate
wounding of William Regan. a drug
gist of North Salem. and minor iniur
ice to many others. A number of tilt
Teanesseeans started the row in its-
gan's store. The proprietor tried t:
quell the disturbance. but finding him:
self in imminent danger of being beat-
en to death. be secured two revolver:
and opened fire. instantly pistols war:
drawn by everybody and the Aga-
sprend out into the street. where it be-
came general. More than twenty-aw
shots were tired. but no one can tel-
or will tell who fired the fatal shots
l'The town was quiet last night, but
the Tennesseeans are vowing venue
ance. and the citizens are arming and
organising an attack.
corms III.“ A’I'I’ACIIID.
Placed apaa Weaauchet m. sits.
Instance of the lsrtgagee.
Woonsocket. It. I.. October 30~Thv
Hamlet Cotton Mills of this city an
under attachment for 0100.000. and
Deputy Bheriii Caleb Parker. of Sayles
ville. is in charge as keeper. witl
Charles Austin as assistant. The at
tachment was placed upon the propert:
at the instance of Frank A. Bayles. oi
Pawtucket.
It is understood that the proceeding
will not interfere with the operation
of the plant. Colonel Frank Harries
treasurer of the corporation has resign
ed. He says that the stock of the com
pany is owned by himself and Albert
C. Hey. the assistant superintendent
lie also says that as linearity in:
loans. etc. Mr. Sayles holds a 0100.
000 mortgage upon the mills. and the
after his (Colonel Harris') resignation
Mr. Saylcs. as a precautionary mcasu’r:
and to protect his own interests pend»
ing an adjustment, had the property
attached.
BRIG SPRINGS ALEAK AT SEA.
Providence, R. l., October 30-—’l‘h;
brig D. A. Small is at this port in i
leaky condition. having been obliged
to postpone hcr trip to Brava, Cape
Verde. 'l‘he brig left here last To a
day with thirty passengers. I Sb:
sprung a leak: when well out 1: n in
Atlantic last Friday. and as ere war
three feet of water in the b u. Captain
Caneca decided to put her . The brir
is engaged in the new acket serviet
between Providence and, ape de Verde
The young son of Ms uel Oliver. thv
steward. who had been ll. died as thv
brig was returning to .
DELLA FOX'S M HER 'A'i
St. Louis. October’llo-Whllc Deli:
Fox is dangerously ill in New tori:
her mother lies at death's door in thi:
city. it was not expected that Mrs
Fox. who is suficring fromidropsy snr
valvular disease of the heart. COllii
live through the night. It was state:
last night that on account of the and
den turn for the worse in the contlitior
of Mrs. For, no member of the 1am
lly will leave for the east. Living 1:
St. India are the actress's brothers
Frank and Charles. and her father
Andrew .1. For. They are at the bed
side of Mrs. Fox.
PRIVATE Oil-)1) AT 810A.
Washington. Octobn 30~The We:
Department has redived the follow
ing from General Otis
”‘ Manila. October 30.
Transport Glcnogle twenty- n-lne odi-
ccrs, seven hundred sixteen men. thir-
ty-sccond volunteers, arrived in good
condition. One casualty. Private It'd-
ward lt. McCandless. Company K. died
at sea. 21st. cause septic peritonitis.
PASSENGERSmN THE OCEANIC.
Liverpool. October 30~<Thc White
Star steamer Occanlc which is to sin.
from this port :chmbcr l for New
York. via Queensloun. will hnyc an:
ong licr pussf'nlfl’ffl Lord l’auncefotc
the British ambassador to thc linitcd
Hinton and Lady l'iiuuceiotc; Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and Mr. A. J.
Drcxcl.
NAVIGATION CLOSED ON THE
YUKON.
Seattle. Wash. October aor- Ont
hondrcd and thirteen passengers
iNcw York from Dawson. Atlln. Cop-
per River and Lynn Canal ports) ar-
rived yesterday on the ship Atlln sis
days from akagway. Telegraphic ad-
vices recelvcd at slingway from new-
rap and intermediate points announced
that navigation of the Yukon had
ceased. floating he rendering it unsafe
for steamers,
DIED 1N HAVANA.
Washington. October 00—Oeneral
'i'beBrooka at Havana has informed the
War Department of the death of Jon-
eph A. Visenor, Company It. Eighth
Cavalry. who died on the 00th last. of
mm.
, _ Bridgeport in addition to above. p
Prtanitsudnnlghboratalhaboutil.
.1” tall “Mr kidney ills.
M WW. 0100' the 010
Here is what a sitlssn says:
Mrs. C.Gom.11vlim on 11111 strut.
saysz— -“ln:nweit uplnysars. sndiibn
sgrsnt‘ mnoyoldp'sspisihsdtrbntds
with my kidneys for a long time. use
in distressiag We. . I mid had
nothing to give me any relief. and i
:ancied thnt Dosa’a Kidney Pills might
help me. even if they didn't cure. I
went to Plaisted's Dru Store and got
a supply. 1 was not «appointed.
Dean's Kidney Pills disposed of the
last attack. The backache and sufler
lug were a thliig of the past."
You can get Don's Kidney Pills at
your druggists at 50 cents a box. untied
upon receipt of price by Foster-Mil-
bum 00.. Buifaio. N. Y. Sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the nadir—Dost s—and
take sometime.
“can". a: :
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To the advantages otter-d 1n the am»
of our Lehigh Cosh. bass dirt. less
dust. more comfort. more Won.
more best to the bushelfal. more scon-
omytothetouthanaayooalsoid.
Gives satisfaction because it's satis-
factory coal. Try it once. You'll see
the pawn. of using it always. 00.00
IRVIII LOGKUOOD I 60.
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New lines revolving Book Cases.
Dining, Parlor. Library and Whist Tables-cut
prices.
Turkish, “Morris: and odd. fancy Chairs-cut prices.
Music. China and fancy Brie-a-brac Cabinets—cut
prices.
10 grades of Bed Comfortables, all good. from 970 up
Special inducements in
Portiers and Table and Piano Covers.
The best stoves and ranges made—the Abendroth.
Everything for Housekeeping.
om EVENINOB. GOODS DELIVERED FIFTY "11.38.
w. s. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Street. Scuth Noriralk.
DICKERMAN’S
Jackets.
We do not claim to have the largest
stock of Ladiea' 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 05.00 and 310.00.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
From 2 years td 12 years.
31188103? JACKETS
From 12 years to 10 years.
“""i'"
FUR COIJARETTES.
We have received this week some
handsome pieces in imitation Stonc
Martin. Imitation Sable. [teal Sable.
Mink and others.
Hosiery a Specialty.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
as Washington 60.. So. Norwalk.
tors and Pedestals. 0 price. . . .0125 pr 3,,
fine Chenille and Tapestry
Underwear.
This is the season for interest In this
stock and we are prepared to interest
you.
1N GENTS' GARMENTS
we have White and Colored Goods.
I'lnlu, licavy I-‘lccced Goods, or Nat-
ural Wool in dillcrcnt qualities.
IN LADilllS' GARMENTS
we have Ribbed grades at 25c, 60c. 75c
and 01.00.
An carellcnt one in Natural Wool at
01.00.
IN CHILDREN'S CARMENTS
we have Plain Goods. Ribbed Goods.
Pierced-lined and Natural Wool.
RAILROAD
Everybody .
CrOOOO'OOOOOOOOOO
‘. i. M ’ taxi
ELEVATOR.
"We never make excuses for charging high prices.
because it is not necessary.
and feed at the lowest 'price.
Grain and Feed from second hands?
is always clean.
Raymond Bros.
ELEVATOR.
MWo o 0
mi... in... . . . . .
7 Hookers"
Buckwheat
Cakes.
We sell the choicest grain
Why buy Hay. Straw,
Elevated Grain
'\
(VOC‘OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
j:
telnet
n larla. mum and Fever.
.. One at My: “ “impolite. be: its
“dormant
A sailow little blond" entered so
do ear and sat down edsslveiy by
n very handsome blend with brown
"“Ob. Harriett fan: so glad to see
on! We had so many «summita
tsly that i see nothing of you. How
have you been!"
“Much as usual. " the
brown eyed blond.
“Are you going to the —-—-s' ilttlc
Lenten dance!"
"'09.
answered
aren't! Why. everybody is
ng. .
"It will be a very populous dance."
"But why aren't you going?"
Ashads of annoyance passed over
the brown eyed blond's face. but sac.
snswared simply. "Because i'm not in-
vited."
“Oh. that's too bad! i'm so sorry
you were left out. And they seemed
to have gone into the highways and
hedges, too, iron: what i hear.
going to wear violet silk."
"1 think you might wear violet stilt."
said the brown eyed blonds. gently
but distinctly, turning a searching
gaze upon her companion's complex-
ion. ”if you put on plenty of powder.
7min, are determined to wear violet
” ..
"l thought—I think"—— stammcrcd
the other woman. reddening through
her ssllowncss.
"Then he sure to remember my ad-
vice and put on plenty oi powder——
yes. i think in that case you might
venture to wear. violet silk."
The saliow blond did not say anoth-
er word. but sat 0 er ostentatiously
and gave a newcomc a seat. Perhaps
she had not meant to be rude. with
her sorrow and her highways and bed-
ges. But people were smiling around
being. of witnessing the neat pat w....
lag and bullying antagonist—Chicago
Post.
PRAYERS FOR Tied BOEIti-l.
Chicago. October 30-Myers were
mics of the Risers. A conference of
Dutch clergymcn will be called this
week to set aside a special day 01
prayer for all Hoilanders.
savabsnor'sun.
Ira. Captain 11. Hubbard. of lib
ford Del.. says:
the one we lost with eroap. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
toslenp.andwasaiirightlntbsmor—
all!
MNQMLEWMP.R
300001.
Many a romance is dispelled by sce-
ing the way a man looks when he is
asleep.
George Noland. Itocitlaiul. 0.. says.
"My wife had piles forty years. De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve curcd her.
It is the beat salve in America." it.
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
wslli; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Parents think it much more of a
compliment to have their daughter
called a ready maid than a tailor maid.
0001.? was 101! DYBPKPSIA.
In. Franklin Dash. of new Castle
Del. says: "1 sulered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distrss
and belching. I tried everything 1
could hear of. but nothing helped me
tililtookBrasiliaanlmsndoninl
east bottle cured me completely."
ForsahbyILEPIaistsdanert
When a man's income stops. his out-
come begins.
Dr. W. Wison. ltaly llill. N. Y.. says:
"i heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. It gave my wife imme-
diate relief in suffocating asthma."
Pleasant to take. Never falls to quick—
ly curc all coughs. colds. throat and
lung troubles George C. Simeon.
South Norwalk; Edward P Weed Nor-
walk.
A distant rclativc is i wealthy one,
who is close
_—.—————-—0—
le Caro—Na Par.
That is the was all am 0001
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for In-
it is simply
"e
her. secretly glad. as we cannot help .
which a skilled fencer drops a rolster- _
oiicrcd Sunday in the Dutch Churches .,
in this city for the success of the are .
'Bmillna him mv- ,
ed my boy's life. Ila began last like ,
Equal to anything in”
the world and r;
than mo: st makes. 0
sliltiitc.1:o smell. and!
to fill easy to light. ‘
easy to carry ’from one
1111111 to another. abso-
lutely safe. bbcsnse’so
constructed that there
is, a blast of cold air
«onstantlv in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-
possible. B :y this lat-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
lflllSTUBK, WATKINS
& Hill,
112 Washington street.
‘4”W.
Look Out 10: Grip.
.it's a mean thing when it gets
hold of you. .
CUR. GRIP.
it breaks up the symptoms of
a cold. drives out all signs of
grip and does it harmiessly.
Guaranteed harmless. Cannot
injure the most delicate stom-
ach or heart.
Recommended by Physicians.
Ask your drugglst for it or
send 25c for a box of twelve
powders.
ICBIOI [8010111 00.. little, Cl.
w’l‘o Suit Everybody.
”have them coming by
wills car-load every
few days.
M. TK’R‘LOV.
Iron and Cuisine in n tastele- form
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating tonlca. Price. Ida. l
The thirsty man should patronize
the spring in his watch i
i
l
RHEUMATISN ls HBItlDl’l‘AitY.
It has just m 601300005100 Mi
learned specialists that Rheumatism is
hereditary and that it is due to n mi-g
crobs 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. J. For sale by It. It:
Pialsted. 03 Washington BL. tioiitbt
Norwaik, Conn. .
The largest vegetables are lound ii:
I 1110- gardcu med catalogue. i
“I wouldn't be without D: Will's
Witch Hazel Solve for any consldrra.
lion." writczi Thomas 11. Rhodes. (‘In-b
tcriicld. O. infallible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin disrascs. Ilcwarc of
coulrriciis. ilmrgc l'. fitiilum. iiouth
Nor-walk: Edward P. chd. Norwallt.
A live private with a wooden leg is
better than a dead general.
now TO PRIVIN'I' CROUP.
We have two children subject to at-
tacks of eronp. Whenever “attack is
coming on my wife gives them Cham-
berhia‘s Congb Remedy and it al-
ways prevents the attack. it is s
homebold sees-10y in this county and
no matter whatslse
else.wernnoutof
's. are the abacus,
the new Shae fer women.
GLOVER’S
The Place.
“I
Refuse Matai Bought.
Big prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. Narkct has reached the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old iron. copper and brain. It you
have anything to sell and postal at
once to
“ABRAHAN BARR-s.
Residence.“ Iprtng street: lama-
bouss. 10.10,an Itrsst.
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