among the may thous-
and ‘salerlng people
on again to call at-
cnsdltlon and solicit
moons of the American
on any point the prac-
of our ind'gxtrisl Ite-
Ming factl applied
ful operation at
no miles west of blat~
. . two Industrial Relief
which the poor at the neigh-
sat wall-paid employment.
hrs now supported.
’6 I by the labor provid-
thhha farms. The 200 whore
on the payrolls provide
valilb. Outside the farm.
employment to a con-
tuber o: widows and orph—
I! sewing. hut Weaving and
at the extension of this
it! .to or parts of Cuba
- tVl'he condition of the
airing. Mammalian;
«are still ,dying of starva-
anddlscasc: and that. too.
(«has been flying over them
months. Rural Cuba is still a
» of devasted Ilelds. ruined
and abandoned industries. Thc
folks have not been able to
"to their former homes because
the Weyler concentration
empty-handed and hclpless
We hope that the. work which
vs done already. no less than thr-
d and bitter need of the Cub-
, will recommcnrl our fund to
as a medium for the use of the
sgiving collection of your
h? Ch .ks may be manic payable
orhell. Treasurer [cashier
Bank of thc Republic). marlo
Cuban Industrial Relief Fund,"
sent to his address. 95 Milk street.
. Mass.
Yours Sincerely.
HERBERT Iii. ALLEN.
Secretary.
*—
. t. .r. narrow new.
sflteddihgandllsll-hsswn
”Section of the State.
I J. Barlow. president of the
Brothers ('.‘ompnny. of Water-
.hltll brother of Mayor Barlow.
yutsrday at his ri’sItIPm'c- In that
Hr. Barlow's health had been
... for two years owing to on
u of the kidneys. but he has:
died at his business. I
'Barlow was fifty-eight years of
having been born in Reading.
her 7. ltHl. l-‘or runny years be
it a plumbing and (inning
in Ridgeticld and represented
*1 town in the lower house of thc
. I Assembly in 1378. and was also
1. sheriff. During his residence
: . eileld he was active in the life
town. About fourteen years ago
~ to W'atorbury, and later the
Brothers' Company. of whlcn
1. the presidcnt. was formed. He
. to the Masonic fraternity. be-
member of Ritlgcfirid Lodge and
{he a member of the Sons of the
v . Revolution of the Military
1 of Foreign Wars. He was :l
her of Wudhams Post. 0. A. 3..
been lransfcrred from the E. D.
Post. of Ridgeileld inow dis-
- ). He enlisted from Bridgeport
t pony l). Seventeenth Connecti-
ohlntcer infantry. but received in-
whlch caused his discharge
a
a‘ widow. a daughter. Mary
. a son. Oliver It. a sister. Eliza
p. of Waterbury. and live bro-
Mayor Thomas D. of Water-
. ; David. of New iiavcn; Aaron. cf
George. of Hamilton. Mo. and
Im. of Reading. survive.
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p”YALE UNIVERSITY COUM'IL
Pl! who will Consulate a Sadr Ari
1 . vhsrv to the President.
'M Haven. Novcmbcr 29—Members
» ' new Yule l'niverally council are
ed today as follows:
,ijit Department. ileau Wright
escort- Dana. I’crrin and Sum-
ir_ .
i 1 tiflcsrhooi. Dean (‘hiltcnrlenand
» uninslrury and l’iersson.
School. [lean Wayland and Prof.
E. Baldwin.
School.
* . .. It.
School.
low.
at hooI. lit-an Phillips.
WI. Dean Weir.
l Department.
I'M. Parker
mil or senate will consti-
body advisory to the president.
SALE 0i" THE ii. i f).
- his. November Molds
lvania Railroad today de-
ho say anything regarding thc
printed this morning to the
that that company has secured
d the Baltimore a ”bio Rail-
. y. William A. Patton. as-
‘h President Ca-ntt. when
by a reporter for the Asso-
said: r'There Is nothing
I have seen rumors of this
. the Pennsylvan-
all turned out the III
ill-an Smith and
Dean Fisher and
Either Prof.
dspsndent women. chil—1
{0 Visor
r1131. cumin? ”or"
I vs a
a‘ml maid: of as
occasions.
as it so tar developold that
tion of a radical depar-
tor'o malt lid-om
..-. r. cardamom
on i a r
lWilbur! dcrys are being ordered in
small sample lots am one to at: dos-
eus and a disposition is shown to try 1
them at all events. The manufactur-
ers are showing some very handsome
styles in now shades and are certainly
doing their part. it is now up to the
retailers. who can malts the hat a suc-
cess if they go at it earnestly.
in soft hats there is still a heavy
demand for the low-crown wide-brim
golf hat. although various modifies-
tions of the original style are being
shown. The raw edge Fifth avenue
crusher is still selling well, particular-
ly in the west. but the city trade both
west and south is very partial to still
hate. as heretofore remarked.
The demand for straw train is still
largely for narrow brlms and small
proportions generally. Rough braids
predominate. and from present indica-
tions there will be but little change in
the styles from last season.
Folded bands for both soft and straw
hats are ressserting themselves. and
are being pushed with considerable
success.
Hatters who are looking for new
names for old colors may. perhaps. be
Isolated by "3099 given in the French
color cards for the spring season. Pus-
lel is the. general designation for lbw
new subdued tones and might be it-l'ul
for any color. Among the new namcs
is Corot. a dark blue pearl; Ingres. .r
greenish pearl; Bichette. belly uutria:
Gazelle. light brow;n Maryland. light
brown: Argent. a light steel: Nickcl,
dark steel. and Palatine. mouse color.
The idea of November ilnd the hat-
ting trade in the Orange and Orange
Valley district but little changed over
tho preceding month. in fact. to all
intents and purposes. the trade is the
same. The factories of the various
manufacturers are apparently just as
active and as full of business as at any
time in months the number of orders
coming in daily dose not appcar to
have undergone any diminuition, and
the uuantity of cases that go out of
the factories every day is certainly as
great as ever.
saw can sort conssmas.
Terr Val-able liens and Cattle Fodder
t'nn new be lads from Them.
Washington. November 29—A rwrlcs
of experiments which have been car-
ried on for some time past by the Ag-
ricultural Department have recently
developed a new use for cornstalks
from which a very valuable horse a’nd
cattle food can now. he made. The dcv
portnient had done a great deal of
work with cornstalks in the past year
and has developed several valuable
uscs tor them. namely coder darn
packing for warships, a high grade of
writing papers. the basis for a smoke-
less powder superior to the picric acid
powders. and several other uses.
The new cattlc food In made bv
grinding the dry cornstalks. leaves and
tops to a powder and mixing it with
blood or molasses. or both. This is
pressed into cakes and can be shipped
as easily as brick or cord wood. i-‘or
feeding it is broken up and mixed
with water. Actual tests have been
made at experiment stations and sam-
ples have been sent to agricultural
stations in Europe. The reports from
all sources are very encouraging. It
is said at the department that this
focal will be particularly valuable for
our cavalry in the tropics and that this
food cakes can be made at a minimum
cost in Cuba and the Southern States.
where thousands of» tons of low grade
grasses go to waste annually. The
cost of making the food cakes under
favorable conditions would be from Sit)
to m per ton. and their value from a
nutritive point. would be from $22 to
.5).
A TEN PER CENT. ADVANCE.
Fall River. Mass, November '2le-
ders were issued today instructing the
agent of the Fall River iron Works
cotton mills in this city to post not-
ices of a ten per cent. advance in
Wages to lake ellect Monday. December
i. The announcement caused great
surprise. as the other cotton mills here
have offered their employees only a
five per cent increase. The plant is the
largest in the city and gives employ-
ment to nearly 3.000.
wns’vrxns' wanna To an asrsnn.
Shelton. November Mitobert Ad-
ams. owner of the Derby Cotton Mills
anounced today that the wages of the
net weavers would be raised 3 per cent.
The advance c evts about llfty men.
Cause was give for the hope that oth-
er departments would also receive an
advance soon. The mills are very busy
with orders for canopy netting for the-
government.
.m rmnrsfi aumros.
If your friends or neighbors are suf-
fering from coughs. colds. sore thrill.
or any throat or lung disease (includ-
Iag consumption). ask the. if they
have ever used 0tto’.sCIre This fam-
ous German remedy is having a large"!
sale here andis Morning-amp
y
It“
4““ it
a
RATED #100 100..
William Kemp’s WIT-ted?" lights
and Issallad in his lull-ion.
After two night sessions. the trial of
William Kemp. a member or the Meth-
odist Church of Stamford. for half a
century. who was charged with repeat-
ed disregard of the admonitions of the
pastor in matters relating to church
discipline, was concluded shortly be-
fore midnight last night, and the ver«
diet of the committee that was hear-
ing the case. was expulsion.
The fact that he prays no loudly as
to cause annoyance to many members
of the church is one reason why an el.
fort was made to discipline him.
An appeal was taken by Attorney
llohannnn.
___.....7_.._
THE EMPIRE Ol-‘ THE SOI'TH.
An interesting and timely publica-
tion setting forth facts about tho
Southern States has just been issued
by the Southern Railway. it is called
The Empire of the South. and gives a
comprehensive exhibit of the devclop-
ment at this section of the country in
every line of activity. it contains a
discussion of the South as it was. as it
is. and as to its destiny. and treats at
considerable length the various inter-
ests. such as agriculture. cotton, tobnc
co. iron. coal. resorts and ciirnatr.
l'hnpters are devoted to cach of the
states south of the Ohio and Potomac
Rivers, and east of the Mississippi Ril-
er. In these the early history of the
states is given and thc important ferr-
tures are touched upon. as well as lin-
progress of the leading cities. The au~
thor of the work. Mr. Frank Presbrey.
has been a sturlent of thc Southern
conditions. and with the assistance of
the extensive organisation of the
Southern Railway has been enabled to
collate mrrch that will interest the
practical man who is interested or con-
templates on interest in the South. Tlrc
book can ins llil quarto pages. each of.
which is i lustrated. it will be sent by
mail for if: cents. the amount requir-
ul to cover the postage. if renueat is
addressed to
GEO. (7. DANIEL-l.
l‘ossengcr Agent. 228
street. lloston. Mass.
IMPORTANT.
Where personal bonds have hereto-
Northeas‘tern
Washington
may now be secured at moderate cost
from
‘IACOB M. LAYTON,
Agent for
THE ABTNA lNDEMNlTl’ C0..
Harltord. Conn.
P. D. STANNIIRD.
(Successor to .l. D. JENNINGS.)
linen! Diudorud linldmer.
7 Main street. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call, 11-2.
Brazilian Balm!
DeadiymEnemy
cogns
All. l'ill0l'l DISEASES.
F H. BAXTEB, Druggisla,
RB. PLAIS’I'ED, So.Norwalk.
House Boiler I‘prlodes!
Accident in a New Britain Home.
New Britain. November 21—An acci-
dent exactly similar to that by which
M. H. Judd lost his life here two years
ago. occurred at the residence of
James Farrell. in Lafayette street. A
steam boiler to the basement exploded
and was hurled through the parlor
floor. carrying the floor with It'through
the ceiling into a room above. r'he
chimney was completely removed and
the house in general wrecked. Insure
your house boilers in the HARTFORD
STEAM BOILER iNSPECTlON & lN-
Sl' RANGE C0.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Meats
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
The Most Sensibia
Holiday or Christmas (lift a young
man can make his parents. is the
hind of a bits insurance
ltshowshisdsvdionJoveandrwnpea.
Wasailtho
Tillm.
(lamb-h
I”. i wifimwuofiw
1"“ "ml?
. in addition to these. m the I-MII.
, summimry gnmapmm all well at-
' caption ot the (lolumbih
' will be a big surplus. which will go to
- Yale Financial Union. and will be aired
‘ to assist the athletic organisations
. none 70 onsnwra unbornrcr- .
fore been necessary. corporate bonds
L- WINS. 00.. Polly
n m and
not til
at the Yale-Harvard ‘
to 15.” hi the VII-
As all of tides pa... with is. es-
gsise‘, were
played on college gridlraus. the ex-
pauses were smaller than usual. The
east or training and maintaining the
tests will. of canvas. bring the not re-
ceipts down considerably. but there
that are not self-supporting.
——--;
Vancouver. it. (3.. November :9-
Hon. Fred Pctrex. premier of Prince
Edward island. and E. .l. Parlor have
applied to the [mortal government
for certain rights in snooum har-
bor. They propose to utilise the tides
to generate an electric power. which
will serve Vancouver. New Westmins-
tcr. etc. and at the same time provide
other power.
BAUER’S iNfl‘l‘ANT COUCH CURE.
When everybody praises and recotn 1
mends a medicine it must out some;
merit. Bauer' 5 Instant Cough cure is;
recommended by thousands to be the!
best cough cure and ope that will ln-T
stnntly relieve and cure Coughs. Colds. ,
Bronchitis. Whoopln leCough and alle
throat and lung trou if relief is.
not given your money lewill be relund-I
ed. Get a tree trisl bottle. Large bot-I
ties 52 and 50 cents. Edward P. Weed:
38 Wall street. Norwalk.
think of Psynter's'
'What do you
landscapes?’
"'iieli. nature can't accuse him off
plagarism. ~Pucit. .
It taken but a minute to overcome
tickling in the throat ad to stop a
cough by the use of One Minute Cough ‘
cure. This remedy quickly cures all
forms of throat add lung troubles.
Harmless and pleasant to take. it pre-
vent» consumption. A famous specific ‘
for grippc and its after eilecls. George
C. Stilison. South Norwalk: Edward P. .
Weed Norwalk.
‘hiy income is small. " said a rather .
dilaiory lover. 'and rhsps it is cruel
of me to take you from your falherc‘
roof."
'llut i dont live on the roof."
the prompt reply. ‘
______,.____
SAVED A SOY'S LIFE. 1
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of hill-3
ford. Del.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav- «
ed my boy's life. He began just like'
the one we lost wit croup. We gave
him a few doses. quifklytgropped'
to sleep. and was r n e nor-r
m... “Iii!“
For sale by R. H. Plaistsd and F. H.
Baxter.
Wits ;
it. .
'My father is a policeman. what
does your father do”
".Ob he does lolly well whatevcr
muvver tells ‘ini to, and if he doesn't
there's an awful row!"
RHEUIA'l'lSM ltidiEllEDlTAltY.
it has lost bell demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism ts
hereditary and thamit is due to a mi-
‘ crabs in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Ciro kills the microbe and cures the
Price one dollar per mugs
Manufactured by Corona Compounding
00.. Camden, N. J. For sale by it. H.
Plalstcd. 43 Washington BL. South
Norwalk. Conn.
l‘uddy——Are
aloud?
Daddy—Not since i heard what oth-
er people thought of it.
you fond of reading
“One Minute Cough Cure in the best
colds. it is unequalled kfor whooping
cough. (‘hildren all like it." writes
. H. N. Williams. Gentryville. ind. Nev
er fails. it is the only harmless rem-
edy that gives immediate results.
Cures coughs. colds. hoarseness. croup.
pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. its early use prc-
vents consumption. George C. Still-
son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
Norwalk.
the cannibal potentate in extreme irri-
tation. "‘Certainly not. Serve it with
greens! How do you suppose—-"
He sampled the pickled trotters.
meat. "'
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.
Mr. .l. E. Lilly. a prominent cltlzeni
of Hannibal Mo" lately had a won-
derful deliverance from a frightful
death. in telling of it he says: 'ii
was taken with Typhoid Fever. that
ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became .
hardened. l was so weak I couldn't er-
en sit up in bed Nothing helped me. .
i expected to soon die of Consumption.
when i heard of Dr. Kings New Dili-
covery. One bottle gave great relief.
i continued to use it. and now am well i
and strong. 1 can't say too much in:
its praise." This marvelous medicine
is the surest and quickest critic in the
world for all Throat and Lung Troutl
hie. Regular glacial) cents and Sl.tlu.|
Trial bottles free at F'. H. Baxter's
drug store. Smith Norwnllt. and John
A. Riggs a. Norwalk. Every bottle 1
guaranteed. 1
VOLCANlC ltllP‘l‘iONS .
Are-grand. but in Eruptions rob!
life of toy. Sucklan's Arnlen Salve
cures them: also .ltuaaing and Fe-
ver Sores. Clean; a. Felons. Corns.
Warts. Cuts. Bruises. Burns. Scalds.
Care on earth. Drives oat Pains and,
Aches. Onlyzdcahox. Curegusrnn-g
teed. Sold by F. H. Baxter. South
Norwalk, and John A. Stags. Norwslk..
lamcanlgotodslll's'shonaeand
play a little while?" anhs 0-year-old
”Yes. dear: l son't'un it you do."
”we
"than MIR." was the Mars
i“fireball." ‘ « .
remedy i ever used for coughs and.
did... COA
0’6}? ‘1”.
able price.
The weather We are ban will not
harm sour purchasind heath coats.
but cold will be here soda: and then
it will be a areal moaeian‘i “advan—
lane to know what do wear and
Where to get it at a rnosi reason-
Up-lo-date Coats aré of Vicunas,
a soft woolu material, Oxfords,
Coveris, Kerseus.
One of the“ slickest Driving Coats
obtainable.
It is plush-lined, with
two collars, one a heavu ulster
collar.
i
I
i
I
We can saiisiu all in Ulsters.
Prices for the asking.
0.. '
ass
1e's‘a'
i
FRANCiSd co.
96 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
OL§__EN’S.
We are going to pay particular attention this week to our ladies' med-
ium priced shoes. We have just meived a large hhipment that we bought
to sell for 83. 00. These shoes are hit id sewed. the very latest style. all sizes
. and widths, in button and lace. For this week
$I.98.
Our Men's Specials this week in Box Calf. Russian Call and Vici Kid are
regular “.00 shoes. in all the latest styles and are warranted to outwear any
‘ahoes for the some money.
$2.98.
Mens Patent lmathcr Dress Shoes made of the best material, and wear
as good as the boat,
$2.98.
Old Ladies' Fleece Lined Comfort Shoes. ail altos.
980
200 pairs of Men's and Women's every day shocsi
98c.
School Shoes of all kinds and prices. Call andyscc them.
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store,
8i WASHIIGTOI STREET. SOUTH AORWALK.
$5.00
. Publitlhmil
The comfort of home assured. Warm house, happy
wife and children to greet you at night; good natured
cook with meals on time, all because you ordered your
Milli.
'That i am going to make both ends ,m “I“.
“Throw away the head?" rcpeatcd COALf mm
It Shit.
RaymoadBros
éThe flame Paper.
Chopped Hands. Chtlblaius. Best Pilot
sunlight-rupture. 'l'h-ahnonhtitutsandtbma
lav-willbe. ltbanklnssndoriglnahholdlngiuiblm
Mullins-whisk!“ miter-Indium".
known. Tbaalypnctlalwayofsttrastlngthssspaopla
hwmhdmi
c... Evening Sentinel
M'ih
‘ cl y. had withdrawn
. ad interview. Thomas
has
. sis Cure. That cured me."
own of
mm.
gosh. Telephone and Cal: 3
lawns. wasoonn today. is
no started
that Mom. Widener an Elklns and
himself withdrawn from the bohrd
oldircctonofthconnpany. ..
PRISONER ATTIIPTS SUICIDE.
Hartford. November uw’l‘homu
Dirga, an Austrian. attempted suicide
at the state prison yesterday aftctuma
by Jumping from the landing at the
tsl crt o‘cc. twenty-three factc‘
not babies were dislocated sad the
man probably injured internally. He
was sentenced by Fairiieid musty
court September 24. 1807. to eight years
imprisonment for manslaughter.
“l was. nearly dead. with dyspepsia.
tried doctors. visited mineral springs.
and grew worse 1 used Kodol Dyspepo
it dimtl
what you eat. Cures indigestion. sour
stomach. heartburn and all forms of
dyspepsia. George C. .Stuison. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
, A young man about town went into
a cafe the other day. and instead of
ordering everything on the menu. as
the waiter seemed to expect. called
simply for a. glass of buttermilk.
"A what?" salted the waiter. unable
to believe his cars.
“A glass of buttermilk. i said."
The watter's glance of amazement
slowly developed into one of scorn and
disgust. and he bawled out:
“Buttermilk for one! Make it
strong: the man's weak!"
There is more Catsrrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed to ho incurable.
nounced it a local disease. and pros-
cribed local remedies. and by constant»-
ly failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proved catarrh to he a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Hati' s Cniarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
1 Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the only con-
stitutional cure on the market. It II
taken internally in doses from ten
drops to a tcaspoonlul. it sets directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. They otter one hundred
dollars for any case it falls to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, 1“. J. CHENEY & 00.. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Drugglstsfl‘l
Hall's Family Pills :ch the best.
Papa takes Robert to the circus.
"Ah. what's this?" asks papa. trying
not to seem nervously anxious.
"An elephant!" replies Robert. at
once.
Of course papas chagrin is very in-
tense; for he had a right to expect that
Robert would at the very least identify
this beast as a big cow with her horns
in her mouth. eating hay with her tail.
Our system of education is wrong;
we give ourselves too much to prepar-
ing a boy for the stern realities of life.
and too little to evoking into activity
the potential humor that is in him.—
Detroit Journal.
Mr. J. Sheer. Sedalia. M0,. saved his
child's life by One Minute Cough Cure.
Doctors had given her up to die with
croup. it ’s an infallible cure for
coughs. colds. grippc. pneumonia.
bronchitis and throat. and lung tron.
bles. Relieves at once. George C.
Stillson. South Norwalk; Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
Mrs. Hicks—My mother likes the
boy because he looks like me. and
hates our little Tommy because he
looks like you. it's too bad for Tom-
my.
Mr. Hicks-Oh. i don't know; he can
sass her without getting whipped.—
Harlern Life.
To Care a. Cough in. One Day
To Cure 0. Cold in One Day
To Care Sora Throat in One Day
To Care lameness in One Day
Take Cleveland‘s Lung "color. 25 cents.
if it faiisto cure. wcwiil c liccriullyrcfttnd
our motto: . LTrmI size free. 3
For sale at Plslstad’s Drug Store,
South Norwslk. and Edward P. Wood’s.
Norwslk.
“Who is your favorite. composer?"
asked the young woman.
"Well." answered Mr. Blykcns. "so
far as i am able to judge. my favorite
composer is Wagner."
"Wagner?"
"Yes. I love Wagner. i don't profess
to know much about him. but i am as-
sured on competent authority that he
never wrote any of these rag-time
tunes for the street pianos to play.
”I‘—
TO CURB A COLD IN 01" DAY
Take Laxative Bruno Quinlan Tahlsts.
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to cure. 25c. The quinine has
1.. B. Q. on each tablet.
"llas Briggs sny fads?"
"One. He's a devoted ornitholo-
gist."
"An ornithologlst 1’"
“ch. He's an expert on larks and
swallows. and next morning invariably
looks like a blind owl."
Kiss Annie it. Gunning. Tyre. hfichn
says he suiterad' a long time from dys-
pepsia: lost flesh and became very
weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Caro com-
pletely cared me. it digests what you
sat and earns all forms of stomach
trouble. it never fails to give imme-
diate relief in the worst cases. (learns
C. ltlllsnn. South Norwnlh: Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
"Whntisthatco-motioaluthedls-
uhufa‘shdonsaurlcansoldiev.
“it's tht minin- general nun.
“adamant-nos."
Milan!» . .
For a great many years doctors pro- .
‘i
a
“i
Norwalk Chronicler