he ‘ihe some
(tiled; Mai
The cases
ed simply
. or as to 3:" its Wins-vow
claim... H of these claim
It nearly , ,. . . .
Chief icy issued an order to all
. membersof the police not who
lice yesterday sud give their testimony.
Almost 200 patrolman responded and,
. turned in their testimony. -
TAYLOR'S PLURALI'I‘Y 1N sun.
TUCK¥..
Louisville. Ky.. November it-The
Commercial ithis morning prints a
statement from Chairman George w.
Lang. of the Republican State Commit-
tee. claiming a plurality of‘3.iIi tor
d Taylor. These figures are baaedca the
oilicial returns of no county election
boards. They show pluralltiee. of 27.-
12l for 'l‘a ior and 29,306 for Goebel. a
net plural ty of 2,134 for Goebel.‘ In
eight counties not yet canvassed pin-
ralities are shown amounting to Mid
for Taylor and 1.833 for Goebel. The
committee claims that these returns
have been certified to by the precinct
election oilloers and need only to he
tabulated. In the remaining county.
Lewis. there is a plurality of W] for
Taylor. but the election oflcers boldly
refuse to obey the law by certifying to
the returns. The Courier Journal
prints a statement from iloehci at
Frankfort. declaring there is no doubt
of his election. but giving no ilgures,
the announcement being made that no
returns have been received since last
night. when Goebei's pluraiiay was lig-
uered at 155.‘
TO OBSERVE run suns neuron.
Chicago. November 13~Prcsideni
Harper of the University of Chicago
has been granted permission by the
board of trustees of the University to
undertake to raise $3,000 for the pur-
pose of sending an astronomical exped-
ition to the southern states to observe
the total eclipse of the sun May 19.
1900. Professor Kurt loves. who is in
charge of the department of astronomy
at the University. and or. Harper say
the expedition is practicilly assured
it is planned to have different members
of the party take observations at a
number of places in the southern
’} 5 singles. "The chief point of view pro-
; 'I' . _,.v. be ywlbestJohnB.StctsOni7nl-
fiigflfl 2023133950 ling-«k: verslty. Delsnd. Florida. which is still-
well “9'33“ and was com lated with the University of Chicago.
a“, mo 1". Mr. Hobart "m Other stations probably will be Chatta-
any medical attention during “005% Mobile and Atlanta.
. . . N o is be -
fifmfi'mfif’}w’tmif‘§, ”,1, {’0 AN OLD HOTEL crosuo.
. at hand should his services. Hartford. Nchmber 13——-After a
‘ - continuous existence of over thirty
' . PWVMi in the condition or years, the United Statel hotel. one of
. ., president MB 03059" T9101” the best known hoatelries in New Eng.
committed suicide
_ , by cutting his
‘ to} an iwas a alive]:-
, ,, mason. :- .
belted been in this coon.
years and has resided
‘Wllasford. He had
. _ and soon after-
,v. '. ‘ room. where his
“’Iil groaning a few min-
He had stood in front of
he gushed his threat
a short time after-
_ workmen state that
,; '- Iced frequently slight
may and it is believed he
‘ when he ended his life.
ct. R. 1.. November J3"
.4 .. boiler of a battery of three
‘ g? ,7. or power plant of the Hamlet
6 s exploded at 5:40 this
Freak Rose. the nisht
,was killed instantly and the
was severely injured.
. : .and boiler house were
. and a large amount of glass
buildings was shattered.
A»!!! in)" land. has closed its doors for business
, ‘ —"l""—— . The business has not been on a paying
’ ”T33 EPISCOPAL PNEST' basis for several years past and David
HOOD. A. Rood. the venerable proprietor. af-
ter consultation with several creditors
of the house. decided upon the action
already taken. Several guests were
accommodated Saturday evening. and
“”3011.” review of his three year's the office was open yesterday. but the
. tendered his resignation. regular guests were notified that the.
you further announced that u h, doors of the house would be closed last
. ‘ lion, as soon as possible to evening for an indefinite period.
priesthood oi the Protestant
. “1 Church. Mr, Pclton ‘5 lb". KILLED .BY A CRAZY NEGRO.
. ' years old and has been in the Round Lake. Mississippi. November
rian ministry seven 3:“"5 iii-N. K. Graves was shot and fatally
1 I mzfifhmgalfiggflpfiwm Y» wounded last night by Dick Dicktgsou.
, . ’ ' - a negro. who has been rcgardc as
g , crazy. The negro tired through a win—
‘ FOR 1’3“?!"me ARMY' flow at Graves as he sat in his own
Wash. bovember 13-3131: homo. Arthur Maxwell was among the
at tranuwrt Garronc. with a number who gathered at the scene of
3.“ moles ‘0? “R in U“! Film the tragedy. Ten minutes after the
I” sailed “)7 Manila. The nrst shot Dickerson rushed up to a
, _ Victoria has arrived from point behind a tree and again ilrcd.
. ”$21?th :11: :62 slugger 14. killing Maxwell. Dickerson escaped.
on r g cav-
, . , {mmthfacama $613325 DlED AFTER EATING MINCE'PIE.
. n r ‘c 3" ‘ Kansas City. Mo. November 13..
V flak“. '2:::;;"gfil_ycml$:$ ’Two people are dead and a third is
‘gv‘flgeramfroum the Philippines and had a seriously ill in Kansas City, Kane"
, from apparently ptomaine poisoning.
rough voyage She was much delay-
." head winds They ate mince pies at dinner last ev-
' __ suing. George W. Hogman. age‘d Izer-
‘ . . enty-two years, and is son- 11- w.
lost?“ or gm” WATERS' John Salmon. aged forty-ave years.
» , ugton. ovemher 13““9 died. after hours of agony. Mrs. Hotl-
of storing flood waters for ir- man is critically m,
purposes, which is being gen-
I‘M‘fif‘zfgm ffzougfig’fl‘ compass 'ro so? as asmrmron
' co in the geological survey (3199880. PORT)? ig-Sfimuelptzdom.
' erick ll. Nowell. the. hydro— ”9"" Pm“e“‘" ‘ " “'"”."‘ = e"
. has mum a circular ”m“ atlon of labor. addressing an audience
1".” has m." do...) “I a“, w“ oi union men at the piano workers
pennant unfit-v5 and the “u , meeting at Central Mush- liali. declar-
m “.WPmM‘ toward the ed that he wished to see all difficulties
of “or“, ”WWW” The between them and their employers ant-
‘ ' isfsctorily settled and announcer! his
I: :3"; gganhugrowl: readiness to act. as arbitrator.
I and reserved: that thc maps
. mam of cost of construction
I prepared. and plans drawn
an accurate basis for "so-
a . for construed " 'I‘he
. states that the odice of the
have no concern with the ques—
, .I- these reservoirs are to be
» by private capital or public
I - . on. lli.. November 13—-
DeWitt L. "Pelton. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Bloom-
‘yasterday morning at the con-
I'OO'I'BALI. PLAYER BADLY iNJl'Ii
. no.1
tit. tools. 110.. November l:I~».lohn
Allen. right tackle of the Christian
Brothers football team. who was injur-
ed in the game with the lit. Louis lIn-I
iversity alumni team. batorday after-
noon at Athletic Park. has not regain-
;dlgonactouanesa since he fell on the
e .
SUICIDE IN A Clthb.
leavenworth. Kansas. November iii
~Walter Ititeheil. encased in the Les-
venworth county jail under an indict
meat for the murder of a fellow coa-
vict. committed suicide last night by
hanging himself from the top of the
W cell door.
.. I ‘l’lltll’Lt ill 13le.
g‘ taco. Novomber la—Bever- Washington. remember was.
I missionaries are taking president has updated Jena ll. Joha-
§ man-a a temple of their sonroi’l'esaatoheeonealofiheilalt:
this city. ted States I
FOR Tlihl FUTURE.
. November lite—Admiral
. Dewey brsahiaeted in their
, in the Waldorf-Astoria to-
admiral said he did not
W his future plans would he.
. he and his wife would leave
son oiit
Mill I ' . 1mm “Mingus.th
.AWPziligl ,‘l‘v’fiih turn.- items. at “I”, in
attention moot. nearly, an “mm“ m M om “'2
std ‘-l W l II. .
'” M a... ....... r matures mo' ..,;
M WW mam.
émfl'oi‘boaiiloa and treading “a
w m... .. .. «‘“’ih.“.i’"i'm‘:.i‘°";
were on so 0 a me o
the “m"“iflnflibgontrdler’apf- WW}; 1:3”? my. '1’“!
mdtaoedeI'oiz-yhidoeylwhicbm
l9 tasteful was. I mm
W3" Klm Pill! u WWII m
amusement-ream» I .
dealers; prioeWoenteabox. fluid
on receipt oi Price by Metahilllniro ‘
Company.‘3ufllo,N{Y..eoleifor . Abendroth Ranges and "eatery—"Puritan" odorless Oil Heaters.
the United States. W the name ‘ ‘
“dewmv 7 ’ ' _ We have prepared for Thanksgiving trade this year with full lines of
my knowledge at am to which m.
«9*me mi some“ finIso. i ‘
6
gr .
”Iii
' .Wfimfiwisltvdnhwn Moi
5.
«Id m n «a IM'W’MIMInsa." . ... >~I .
. IW " or»: w
saw on» White Enameled Beds from taro , m, w
Wm“?!- Tables, Chill". etc. to match. ‘ w Dr “I" m" .
Handsome designs in Chenille. Tupcsiry and Silk Portleres and Table
Dad W I lls‘ b
. Pi for sale y all Covers-Bargain prices in this entire line this week.
Patent and/[Plain Roasting Pans. Platters. Celery Trays and Stands, Sauce
Dishes and everything to beautify the table in fine china or glass.
Our prices are always right.
.. flora "entail-“floats “liver“; fifty mu”. (
' W- S- Sturtevant,
North‘liain and Ann at
A
Clothes are what the
romping boys require— .
romp-proof fabric and'
sewing.
w.
Our values are a
romp-proof tonic for
pope's purse—for fur-I
ther proof call and see
these children’s specials .
in suite at
$2.40
53.50
J tickets. Underwear.
W“ do “0‘ claim ‘0 have the “"8““ This is the season for interest in this
stock of Ladies' Jackets in town. We stock and we are "em,“ to interest
have selected our stock with care and you.
have marked our garments at close
“'“m' lN GENTS’ osnmrs
We invite your special attention to
our mm: air-snob and none.
Plain. Heavy lv‘leeced Goods, or Nat.
urai Wool in different qualities.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
From 2 years to 12 years.
IN LADIES’ GARMENTS
’ .
Children 8- “15359 JACKETS we have Ribbed grades at 25c, 50c. 75c
1* From In years to llqears. and 81.00.
Top Coats. An excellent one in Natural Wool at
FUR COLLARETTES. $1.00.
We have received this week some
handsome pieces in Imitation Stone IN CHILDREN’S GARNEN'I‘I
Harlin. Imitation Sable. Real Sable, we have Plain Goods, Ribbed Goods,
link and «hen. ' Fleeced-lincd and Natural Wool.
e
Natty and strictly up-
to—date. ‘Age 4 to 10,
$4.00
‘ Hosiery; Specialty.
W.mw-—.- .. ___.
A. Dickerman 6: Son,
so Wonhington‘ us. So. Norvvnlls.
no LigWCHANOE.
ALMOS’l‘ GONE.
and we will sell the rest of It at very much less than
cost. to close it out quickly. We have _a few good things
left that would moire fine Ghnstmas gifts.
Rufus. Mob-I Bought. . . I -
kind: ”Ways m. oimd "m“ w v
a or as r a top y
notch. Now is the time to sell your NaSb & an sco
old iron. copper snow-brass. II you ‘
M" Wm“ '“ ”n ”M ”w “ Cor. North Main and West sis.
om w Kansans “"§"li§i.. WW
EOESES The Hatch & Bailey 00.
To Suitggymy. 9AM. bimbo and Shingles.
We have them coming by planing and Steam SGWlnfl.
the car-1w! every ammonia or no panels In
,, I193. mmnsammm'mm.
M. TARLOV. . no humans?“
Open Every Evening
until 9.0’cloclr.
1. Davis
8: Son.
.‘ OurNew Address.
85 "rm-rm.
.. “,me
iii“ 1 lento-I en. ‘3! 439'“. “PO “Wit 01 the, street .
aw: awn; it“ Mimi“! loosens-sod. OI “idolized minimum“;
' " "' “'1‘ '4 " , .. ‘I’ 4’ Wm” WW” ' mm. 50 ramps" momma
Wiunwwtbfiwtm .15,"th «Md. troublesome u. would anybody. a ‘ .
i a i ' k ‘ ‘ ‘ ”g «01". 300'! been rooting
into n hum l ’ mt,
but on load
we have White and Colored Goods. ,
with ‘ "7
‘ en mi this am. I presume?"
“ . sir. not a bit oi It. I've been
PM
or? tr. mu. .m' .2;
ii ; , ,
drew auto” to. untied! '
and lacked their doors.
sl
;he.wusv .-
“interim
Mom to.
l'rn no es-
dogs and ,told my. nigh
on
”film" and}? I be hole-dds" rife... W . ‘ ’ hor infinitive storm, ed. p
. V. . ., ._ . I W” ‘ ”£3333?“ state. than n he lied bass in his own ban.
and but dropped him.
"What made. him madder was that
g .... I, -, y ' . j . é " " I hit him in the hood with an old cool
. e , NilOi‘tlfin‘a“kers . supine. i can't see, through a tight
,1. "f .. _ w... r? . .. . ,, Iboard fence. can i? I didn't know
I he was shocking through the alley
when l threw the thing sway. ilo
. . ,. If» . ‘1 . 5 V ' . . >
Homefum‘iShers, was so ”it" that] didn't running his as a survival in after life. Slicing!“-
. , . Voice. I told him we didn't allow such
of ,s subdivision before I discovered
Free Press.
be built here.
of that we thought would help him
got a sea-rind one. and. to our surprise
it cured him sound and welt—4. 'I'
Bays. Pastor Christian Church. Nomi
Norwalk.
,____————-
"He proposed to her on a posts
card."
"What did she do?"
(thcngo Record.
Norwallr, Conn.
“Why not?" asked the first. in our
prise
truth."—-Chicago News.
.__.~——————-——-
Norwalli: Mum}. Weed. Norwalk.
marry me for. then?
worse.
tell how much money he is melting.
M
place Chamberlain's (Yolic. Cholera an
lions.
.__..——-————-
MIARKABLE RESCUE.
bottle guarantor-d.
—wawa—‘M
VOLUANN.’ ERITPTIONS
gist.
"Are you .ioad of IIMii‘?"
with widc ears.
W A,...Iill.and.0fles§loetolhflllailet.. summed.
and if I M'i like it it's
talk and had him kicked across part high intensity and unusual quality
who he was. Then i apologized. but end astonishment. it Is a
there's no reason in him."—-Dctroit common among boys and girls to open
. be
Our little boy was ailiictcd with rheu-
matism in his knee: and at times un-
able to put his foot to the-floor. We
tried in vain. everything we could hear
We almost gave up in despair. when
"Refused him by wir’e. collect."—
RllBUMA’i'lShi IS amount". W
. it use Just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism Is
hereditary and that it is due to a mi- We
erobe in the blood. Corona ”autism
Cure kills the microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package. '
lianufaeturcd by Corona Compounding venlse
00.. Camden. N. J. For sale by it. it .
insisted. 43 Washington rib. booth
"The lies the blamed newspapers
publish about us." said one politician,
to another. " is enough to drive a man
to drink."
"\‘es.thai's so." replied the other.
"but still we have no cause for com- We
plaint."
"Well. it might be much worse.” was sen
the reply. "They might publish the .,
“i w‘rouldn’t be without De Witt's Shoes
Witch Haael Solve for any considera-
tion." writes Thomas B. Rhodes. Cen-
terileld. 0. lnfallible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin diseases. Beware of
eouterfeits. George C. Stillson. South
Mrs. Pepper—~Well, what did you
Mr. l'.——As l faintly remember. Mrs.
Pepper. it was "for better or forI ,
worse." and IIi'vc come to the cousin-g ‘
aion that It couldn't have been any
Nobody of very good taste wants to. GLOYER’S
e
1
Old fashions in dress may be rcvlvcd.‘
but no old-fashioned medicine can l'l‘vl
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by (lounge;
C. Stilimn. South Norwalk; Edward l'.§
Weed. Norwaik.
.___.__..._..._——-
A Saracen constructed the first in-
ble of sinus. another explained the na-
ture of twilight aml showed the lm- rr' I g .
portancc oi allowing for atmospheric .«we recommendom
. 01L HEATERS!
m:ikra. :lhiehael Cumia.hi:lalnileid. It'll!"
es astaiem .t tshecau t r . .
cold. wag: factiled outing; tings; sac Equal to anything m
was tree or a moot er am y
ghysiglan. but hgrey "lift H: told trio ‘01"; 3:: baker
ersewasa opeessv mooon- ,
eutnptlon and that no medicine could t B!) mo m 08 . 0
am he;& ll?)- dnrgglst :uggested Dr. smoke, no 31116“, easy
ing'n ow iscovery or (‘onmnm- _ ' -
Holmhsbc bought a 'l'mtbt‘ic gag. toI Mr to fill. 838V to light,
do lg i form crse no t rorn '
first rim. Rho continued its use and 088? to (38ny from 0118
after taking or bottles. found herself mom to number, ab”.
sound and well: now does her own
housework. and is rmkzoii‘asbr‘ihedvvcr luteiy sale because 80 .
was. Free trial but a s real. ,
Discovery at Franl: ll. Bettor's Drug UODfitl‘UCth “Mi. iherc
idiom. Only Mounts and ".00. even- l3 ii lililflt n'f t'Old illl'
"Very." answered the young man.
IWVWI‘ We
explanation of the toad II I I I I
meet. ‘ . "sucrose“ “‘
to the Imuu deem -‘
more reins ilod’ of,..ihe. ” ‘
Stanley fifia tissue v
wnamely. itheI‘ of
attention . Jul: . a.
constant reaction with
Ni . d assho-
dintcy causes the young bed to ex.
who Its month. With young infants
the same Influence has cite the . .
effect. m mouth or nelwsu'w” .
.ieI- such stimulation usuallva
the sucking form. and its urine Men
the finger is pointed at'lt ‘Wg 0“
tin-r nascent or degraded decals .
Mr. Stanley maintains that the with
men .and highly uselul tendensy the
very young to open the month. all
stimuli. visual. aural. etc. continues
socially brought out with stimuli. of
and thus becomes ‘a marktof surprise
Milli vary .
the mouth under any attention.
rise of shilling and laughter as con-
We have 100,Fancy Rockers to choose from. the hatest. cheapest, best. ,
TRACK lMl’MWl-IMENTS A'l‘ DERIW net-it'd With wit and humor-at the
Derby. November Div—The improve-
ments contemplated at Bridgeport will
not deter the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railway company from
making the contemplated changes in also of the m: uih is a feeding expres-
b n e or . urve '-
hffififigflm; fivfimbefn 5: “.03.. modified and evolvod in connection
for several days etching out the line of with a "3”?” "f “WNW“ WWW?
a second traelt between this city and
New Haven. a distance of eleven miles.
Entering this city the mood track
will take a different. route from the and 3'0"“ animals With ““5 90““ in
present one, so as to conform to the
location of the new union station to
basis of which lies silrpIdsHbiIs de-
clares itself as a kind of attention ex.
pression. ,
Assuming that the primary explos-
slon and that thisprobably has been
ens. Mr. Stanley suggests that it
would be. worth while to make a de-
tallcd study of expression in infants
vicw.-tlt. Louis Globe-Democrat.
_-—
“i have no sympathy wid a strike."
said Meandering Milne.
"But you don't blame folks for not
workln'." protested Ploddlng Pete. I.
“Ye cnn't strike unless yc've got a \
job. kin ye?" was the withering re-
joinder. “Dcy had no business goin'
to work in the lirst plawe."-»Washlng-
some one advised on to try Chamber- loo Star. ‘
lain's Pain Balm. We did so, and the W-.. . . M W -...._
first bottle gave so min-h relief that we mu“ an“,
. manna- aoox‘ mi
eeha. Kan. For sale by George. C. Silli-
lion. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. [lamb “8"
IF
‘ ammo... "or...
ism lens. a co. m‘ 0-
.ihoes. i
illilll non IIIII ill
.p 'l'ilii rues.
constantly in contact
Are granI|.BleItk akin Ernp‘gong'rrb With the wick tube, 80
life of joy. uc leu’s Ara vo, . - . - _
cares tlmmim Dick‘guriag need I-‘ « beans? ”1 the 01.13;”!
var Sis-ea. . .. s. . cons. owns. .
Warts. Guts. Bruises. Burns. beside “089‘ 0. ”ll! t ‘8 at
stoma Har'I’ds.[;‘;i‘rilblalata. Part no: est Improved heater and
cureoaeart. vesou aaan ~. .. I. .
Aches. Only use a box. Care guaran- ‘VM all danger.
teed. field by Frank H. Barter. drug- ‘ *
mm. min ,V
“How do you make the dlfllllclml“
between popular music and elasnlcall ’
sale?” . ,
Mi}. H 1'!!!” It it's width. “2 wmiwn l '
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