‘ ' whire’boolrswsrs
whores races in
.00 bites.
" which the Commis-
t out iab’thaft 1113;:
possl c or
e with national
‘ its to the Filipinos
' . H civilisation getter.
in American sov-
s ands and iorce the
it to American an.
, atom to the estab-
elm eminent. which
largest measure
t of Which they are
"shown in ‘an unfavor-
,. hrl the tvefy illeglnnlnhg.
cu c ear y. n c
g Dewey himself, the
stored into no agreement
til Agnlnaldo. and that
tion with the in-
do is shown to have
desire of his Cabinet and
Filipinos to come to a
meat wtlb the United
the government of the is-
. t is shown that in ptlrim-
a policy. and in spite or the
. , 0nd patient attitude of the
' 1 microns in the face of insults
V the Filipinos brought about
ng of hostilities.
donation have the Commis-
given more careful thought
that of the capability of the
: tor self-government. That
V. as autonomous selbgov-
, possible is shown by the
ty of tribes and languag-
' 1' under immediate Amer.
and guidance is shown by
of experiments tried under
hvorable conditions.
missioners were led to thr
conclusions that "Ameri-
- gnty over the archipelago
a great political boon to
." and that only through
occupation is the idea of ll
agoverning and united Philip
1 lonwealth at all conceivable
. . missioners believe that Am-
‘ : .VVtrol means the advancement
illppises in every way. and
~ that "when peace and
(shall have been established
- t the archipelago. when edu-
. lhnve bepome general. then.
gnage of a leading Filipino
will, under our guidance
re omerlcan than the Am-
. ~ . ves.‘ "
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v
G 0! SEAL PRESERVE.
‘ ‘Iehssserlunbviiie Bossier
: tisshsat Alexis.
_ Francisco. November 0—The
. '. bark Charles W. Morgan.
arrived from Japanese wat-
. the story of the sinking of
- sealing schooner by the
. nhoat Alexis. The schoon-
4 carried a crew of twenty-
} . was caught poaching on Bus-
ng preserves. it was almost
vi the sealer tried to elude the
A shot was tired across her
hot she kept on her course. Then
- . van captain ordeicd his guns
on the schooner. Three of
“all were pickcd up by the Bus-
m, but the rest were drowned.
lapanese schooners were on the
. on grounds when the Alexis
» Both schooners tried to es-
sepnratcd. Line. of them was
in stopping to pick up the
1 the Alexis allowed the oth-
"heaps. it was this schooner
« the Morgan spoke from whom
oi the accident was obtained.
issrrlso is dance.
i lost in Demand In Every
. ‘ MIncisco. Cal. November 3—-
tho Jeflriesotlharkey contest for
, . Millie championship of the
.1.“ apparently caused little es
in this city the betting has
and it is estimated to have
.000. The orders early today
to six in favor of Jeffrles. but
might bets were being placed
mafia} Th; biggest bet yct
" or ’.000 to 03 000.
"" " tin-coll took Sharkey while
,lhrris. the baseball manager
V00 ticket on .leilries.
.matnala the total of 3.099 01
Inn been sold. Jeffries is most
. - in every line
h—r
m NAVAL nun.
bar :l—Tbe Lolial An-
the federal council
yad a communication
‘l'irpiis. minister
dost that a new
‘13.... andllaltadossaof iii. an.
' lives would be
tectivssiusdesrsldoaaooolroqn
Numb and other
an yesterday afternoon and for a
Will. it looked salt itsoms‘st
W' "rim: the
New
liowsd the on
[it wand order
v .. a V" I
nod‘h Emilio?”
ii thll state, only i
nole the moon n;
”has yeti or was Iu‘ "unsui-
soups than and the town‘ limits.
and ft? was hit with sports and a
number of bnsllllll‘ men of the town.
The proprietor is the Hartens'tsit’l of
this city. ulcClalr. {mi
and Burns. oi toCaptain Thrasher-'3
force. mana‘fidto gilt“I b the guard
on duty at saloon fiance to the
betting room and started to salsa tile
property oi the riaco as evidence
against the propret Then the
crowd. having recognised the ofiloers.
began an assault upon the detectives.
There is little doubt but Datdotlvs Mc-
Oislr. who was the specill object oi
attscll. would hate been fatally injur-
all had not Captain Thrasher. a big
phweriul than. and two other olilcers
arrived in time to save bin}. The odi-
cbrs took the telegraph tellers race
track sheets and other paraphernalia
at an elnborately equipped book mall-V
isg headquarters. Warrants will no
10101101] tor all who were found in the
p ace
stisnan wll's virslol...
Issue-teed sf Atts-piiss to lain a
items will use his Sight. -
Philadelphia. November 8-Because
he believed Edward H. Platt. of this
city. was trying to mid his home, Jar
H. Worst. of Barwyn, Pm. dashed vit-
riol in Platt'a face and it is believed
the latter will lose the sight of both
eyes. During the celebration of the
peace Jubilee here Flatt, made the ac-
quaintancs oi Worst's wife and when
she returned to Berwyn he sent her
letters couched in endearing terms. A
few days ago Worst found some of
these letters and Mrs. Wor'st admitted
that she had received many oi a sim-
ilar character. Whether the woman
replied in the same strain has not been
explained.
Worst brought his wife to this city
last night and induced her to accom-
pany him’ to Platt's boarding'housc.
Plait was summoned to the door and
without giving him time to esplalu
Worst threw the vitriol at him and
was arrested.
SAM BIA)“ 1‘0 'i'A’l'l‘BBS.
But the Calhrga Arrived lately with s
Valuable Cargo sf Hemp.
Philadelphia. Pa. November 3~Tht
British bark Calburga has reached this
port from the Philadelphia. with a car-
go of hemp. aftern run of one hund-
red and forty-seven days. The ship
encountered the hurricane off Cape
Hatteras. where the high seas broke
over her with great fury. Sails were
blown to tatters but the vessel manag-
ed.to keep well 011 the land. and did
not under serious damage.
Despite her long run and fight with
tlerce stoma. the owners of the cargo.
which consisted of 0.200 bales oi hemp.
found their shipment worth twice what
it was when the vessel left Manila. be-
cause of the scarcity of hemp. resulting
fmm the war in the Philippines.
um wuss nllowsso.
fossil-guess si‘a hrrv Bast Breaks.
Carrvlss Down a Crowd.
Antwerp. November 3—The leading
stage of the Waesland Railroad ferry
boat. on the left bank of the Scheldt.
broke in two this morning on theigar-
rival of the first train. which was
crowded. Many persons fell into the
water. and 15 or 20 were drowned. ”ten
of the bodies have already been re-
covered.
CAUGHT 48 SPERM WHALES.
San Francisco. November 3—Tbe
whaling bark Charles w. Morgan has
arrived here from Okhotskra. During
her year's cruise. 1.400 barrels of
sperm 011. 2,000 pounds of bone and
sixty pounds of nmbergris were secur-
ed. The latter was an especially good
find. as it will bring from 02:10 to 0400
a pound. The ombergrls was landed in
Japan and has already been sent to
the owners of the vessel, .1. l W. Wing.
oi New Bedford. The Morgan caught
in all forty-eight sperm whales and
two right whales. (in the way home
one of the bark's boats was wrecked by
a whale which had been sfruck. but all
the men were rescued.
Sl'BSCRlP‘l‘lONS TO WORLD'S FAlli.
St. Louis. November 3~The World‘s
Fair finance committee held a largely
attended and exceedingly enthusiastic
meeting last night. Former Governor
Francis and Julius 8. Walsh made a
report of their work in the east in re-
gnrd to railroad subscriptions. and Mr.
Francis added a report as to encour-
agement received from the presidents
of some of the larger on- insurance
companies.
EDITOR GODKIN RETIRES.
New York. November :i-'l‘he Even-
ing Post will print the following state-
ment this afternoon:
in response to numerous inquiries.
we regret. to announce that l. l... God-i
kin has savored his active connection
with the Evening Post. It was his
.istntlostodosainsayeasaoatbo
V V , sinuous
"“th "0’31?
‘W
as
Boothe
Mill
handout it wartime lanol- 103'.
ml» W
node's slam Pills
rooms
.A Macho always means kidney
nalnglsalwsysdbs had-
as. has. may be Bright's Disease.
Read the following case of an libel
Norwalll citizen.
.Who found the remedy in time:
lira. Am Clamp! 0 Kevlar avenue.
slim "lily husband and l has tried
Dean's Kidney Pills. 'i'tiay 011100 his
back and utter 1 took them 1 comic my-
self quite well. 1 had kidney trouble
for, some time and it developed into
steady backache. accompanied by a uni-
nary, weakness. vary inconvenient at
night. We both tried some simple home
remedies. but the trouble still remain-
ed OuenIghtlresdsnsceountofs
cure being made by Dean's Kidney
Pills. the symptoms being identical
with mine. 1 got a box at Plaisled’s
Drug More. That box completely cured
me.»
‘l'loan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 60 cents. dialled by Fos-
ter-111mm Co. Bulalo. N. Y sols
sums fortso Untied blazes.
Remember the namo~Dosn's—and
whom. , .
1.1.1.11." class
is case: run u. as.
LIAVI SOUTH NORWALI ms
le YORK.
A. Irwin, 4:002. 0:00. 0:10. 0:0.
7:10. 7:041. 0:101, 0:00;. 0:00. 0:00:
10:10:. 11:80:. 11:00.
P. It.—1::i'ls. 1:11. 0:00; 0:00. 0:01:
4:07. 0:10: 0:00:. 0:0“. 0:01. 1:00
8:11. 10:10.
WAYS.
A. 11-10501. 0:003. 0:00.
P. ll.-0:11a. 0:00. 7:00. 0:003. 10:10
LlllAVl NEW YORK FOB sourr
NORWALK.
A. It.—12:01a. 0:00. 0:00, 1:00. 0:00:
9:001. 0:02. 0:0“, 0:00. 10:00:. 10:00
1110011. 11:00. ,
P. l.~—10:00!. 1:00. 0: 0:01.. 0:05
3:001. 0:0“. 4:0", 0:0“. :001. 0:001
0:00. 1:00 0:00a. 0:00.
SUNDAYI.
A. I.—10:00:. 0:00. 1:”. 10:08.
P. I.:-0 00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWAW ms
NEW HAVEN.
A. I.—1:1u. 1: 00a. 0: 00. 1:00. 0:.
0211!. 10:13:. 11:00:. 11:00.
P. ll.—12:02s. 1:10, 0:07 0:10. 0:01
0:17. 7:05, 0:001. 0:10. 0: s. 11:10.
Bridgeport in addition 00 IN". 0
111.. 0:00, 0:00;. 7:20.
UNDAYI.
A. 01—1318. 1:001. 1:00. 0:10.
1’. 1—7:“.
IOUTH NOBWALK '10 m1.
A. Ila—0:00. 0:10. 10:008.
P. 1—1:”. 0:00. 0:10. 0:00. -
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALI
A. It.—0:00, 7:00. 0:00. 11:00.
P. hip-0:00. 0:00.
Bundsytrainstonasbsrszlsam
7:25 p. In. Lean Daabnry. 0:“ a. I
0:10. 0:00a.
As a lndlestss m
lit sum tumult" V
toll.
lRVIIO LOBKWOOD 0 00
Vaaeeamortonnar'ria
OoalYardand'Oloa.Watarstrsst;
'1' sploasCallJl-t
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Royflenrl.
an. in till it um
Did you ever windows}: an“ hour in this establish-
ment coking ovor the interesting assortment {child in
departments? If not you vii misseds treat
which costs you nothing You are welcome to spend
the day here even though you no he "billy looking. "
(Kill SPEEIKLS FOE Ellis WEEK.
Dr. Carlin' a Receipt Book and liaise-
hsld Physician. (000 pages) regularly
sold for 76¢. Our price 100.
Liablg's Genuine Malt Extract. a site
pie 00c article. our price 10c.
New impel-t oi French Aaine Glass,
carried by no other house east of New
York. the tlnsst. tabla glassware im-
ported. Special prices this week.
lies our 02.60. tell piece. Toilet Betr-
they'rs gems for the money. We have
others.“ you wish as high as 010.00.
Our reputation for lamps is made.
still we cannot help reminding you
that we are continually adding to the
assortment. Lamps from dc to 020.00
ouch.
"Puritan" Oil Heaters-«the name is
a guarantee.
When you mend it New Range. come
those we have sold the Ahendrotb
goods to~every customer is our adver-
tlser.
' 0
Furniture, clniti, Biddiilg. lilting. linoleum, on 01011.
Everything for Housekeeping.
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Open every evening. . (floods delivered 50 miles.
W. S. Stuttevant,
North Main and Ann streets. 80. Norwalk.
DIOK~ RMAN’S.
Jackets. Underwear.
We do '1‘" claim '0 have "'9 “"3”“ This is the season for interest in this
stock oi'badies' Jackets in town. We "0.). and we are prepared to interest
have selected our stock with care and you.
have marked out garments at close
figures.
We Invite your special attention to
our jackets at 05.00 and 010.00.
7
lN GENTS' GARMENTS
we have White and Colored Goods.
i‘lain. Heavy Flccced Goods. or Not-
urnl Wool in dlfierant qualities.
monitors JACKETS
From 1 years to 12 years.
lN LADlBS' GARMENTS
we have Ribbed grades at 25c. 50c. 75c
MISSES' JACKETS
From 12 years to is years. and 01.00.
An excellent one in Natural Wool at
FUR COLLARETTES. 01.00.
We have received this week some
handsome pieces in imitation atone
Martin. Imitation Sable, ltcal Sable.
Niall and others. ' 1" ‘
1N CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
we have Plain Goods. Ribbed Goods.
i‘leeccd-llned and Natural Wool.
Hosiery a Specialty.
. “fl... -M“
A. Dickerman 6: Son,
In Washington 8t» So. Norwatlr.
» in and look over our list of names of-
. lib
”AD-"limits” to as wit
a
The Best Trade Demands
the Best Goods.
Heckers’ .
Buckwheat
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THE EVENING. SENTINEL
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK '
. 00..
Lisa
land at it
'0'. “00“
to do
and which were .1 as.nisrds
The Spaniards then hit upon a means
by which they could at once distin-
011100 their brethren 'l'hsy dill not
shave their upper lip any longer. and
they allowed a‘ tuft of hair to grow
h'alow the mouth. so that their beards
formed the rude outline of a cross
Thus the mnstac he became a symbol
of liberty and fraternity—«london To.
Bits.
THREE DOCTORS 1N CONSULTA-
. . TION.
"When you are sick. what you like
the first place: what experience tells
you is best. to be chosen in the second
place: what reason it. e.. Theoryi says
is best is to be chosen in the last place
But If you can get Dr. Inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
consultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken.
When you have a bad cold Dr. inclin-
ation would recommend Chamberlain’s
Cough Rmedy because it is pleaslntV
and safe to take. Dr. Experience would
recommend it because it never fails to
effect a apecdy and permanent «are.
Dr. Reason would recommcnd it be-
cause it is prepared on scientific prin-
clplos and acts on‘nnture's plan in re-
lieving the lungs. opening the secre-
tions and restoring the system to u
untural and healthy condition. For
sale by George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; 1'1. 1’. Weed. Norwalk.
First Convict-Don't you wish all
them as oughtcr be to the peniten-
tlnry would he sent here?
Second Convict—Cause why?
l‘frst (‘onvict—‘Cause then they‘ll
have to let us out to make room for
'em.
SAVED A BOY‘S LIFE. ’
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. oi Mll-
forli. l)cl.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began inst like
the one we lost with crotlp. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mor-
nlng."
For sale by it. ll. Pleisted and i". H
Hunter.
"Beatrice." said Queen Victoria to
her favorite daughter. yesterday of-
ternoon.
"Yes. mommer?"
"Have the evening papers comc yet?"
"Yes. mommar.“
"Bring them to me. I wish to see
what I said in my speech to parlia-
merit."
George Noland. Rockinnd. 0.. says.
"My wife had piles forty years. Dr-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
it is the bent solve in America." it
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
"flow did you know the burglar was
it woman disguised as a man?"
"Why. when we pooped through c
crack at the door he was trying on lny
wife‘s new but at the mirror!“
ONLY Cl'RB FOR DYSPEPSIA.
‘Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New (‘natle
Del. says: "i suitered for years with
dyspcpsin. l'sed to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. ii.
Baxter.
Minister—No.'slr. i don't believe
that lienrv Vlll or Nero cver did it
mean action.
\‘isitor (aside to n frlcndi—Whut a
remarkable personf is be quite right
in his mind?
Friend-Perfectly. You sec, bl's
been preaching funeral sermons ol—
most exclusively for twenty years.
Dr. W. Wilton. ltaly ilill. N. 1‘.. says:
"i heartily recommend One Minute
Cough f‘urc. it gave my wife imme.
diate relief in suffocating asthma."
lung troubles. George C. Stillson.
South Norwalk: Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
to-date circus?
Yeast—No: what do they do?
Crimsonbeak —-liavc ll chariot race
In automobiles.
' N0 CURE—NO mv.
That is the way all drilggists sell
larla. Chills and Fever.
iron and Quininc in a tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating tonics. Price 50c.
The tiny reefer Jackets with short
white skirts are worn by the small
daughters of stylish mothers.
RHEUHATISII iii HBREDITABY.
it has last been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism 10
hereditary and that it is due to a mi-
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Cure kills the microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar psr package.
Nanuisctured by Corona Compounding
Camden. N. J. For sale by R. H.
Plalstod. i3 Washington lit. Boutli
Norwalk. Conn.
There are few more dellshtiul sen-
sations than that which follows the
getting of the house in cosy winter
garb.
"I wouldn't be without De Witt's
Witch Hazel Solve for any considera-
tion." writes Thomas ll. Rhodes. Cen-
terileld. 0. infallible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin diseases. Beware of
couterfelts. George C. Btillsoll. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwsik.
best is to be chosen for a medicine in ,
fidractloouoss
. “
3hr. hoot
\8
his Counting.
\Dcar. Shoes
that '5“.
Skin «‘3
Dim 'Placo.
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick- '
ly cure all coughs. colds. throat and ‘
Crimsonbeak—Havc you seen the up- .
Grove's Tasteless (‘bill Tonic for Ma- .
it is simply V
lather—Has the count declared his
intentions?
Father—Yea; and l have declared a
dividend.
Old fashions in dress may be revived.
but no old-fashioned medicine can re-
place Cbsmherlain's Colic. Cholera and
blank ass Remedy. For sale by George
law-rd
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i
101111.. 10-10 m..-
...-..._ .__.....
We recommend our
01L HEATERS!
Equal to anything in
the world and better
than most makes. No
smoke, no smell. easy
to fill. easy to light.
easy to cum from one
room to another. abso-
lutely safe because so
constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube. so
heating of the oil is im-
possible. Buy this lat-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
BVEKSTEEK, Willis
81 Bill.
- 112 Washington street.
Upon the tint symptoms of a
cold procure a box oi Aceton.
take according to directions.
and your cold will disappear in
a few hours with no unpleas-
ant effects. Aceton cures
colds.
Aceton, is recommended by
physicians.
Aceton is harmless. will not
disturb the stomach. kidneys.
liver or heart.
Aceton reduces fever. allays
pain. drives away headache.
prevents pneumonia. .
At all drugglsts’ or sent by
mail for 25c.
lCEl'Ol IEDICIIE 00.. '1”. Ci.
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming by
the earlosd every
few days.
M. TKi'iLov.
mm
Rufus. M—otai Bought.
Big prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. lurker has reached the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old Iron. copper and brass. if you
have anything to sell send postal at
once to
“ABRAHAII
“Menu.“ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler