1
out to take the
lit-winter so-
ad by a num—
Who recall the
rattan admin-
n‘g troliey runs
1K Were dis;
cm 10:30.
rice to eight
alance of the
a winter sched~
expected
day most
and will be
dices. town of-
scrunch superin~
A. tamily from
llvciy dis-
‘ itiés‘ of
the nest"
is on foot
, e latter place
he cost of a new
i 311111111111" with
The old bridge
, of remedying
1 the erection
Rxsaid that the
hmctt import
oldrc til
lot of the gen
‘ Bridgeport
9,2 (to $1 for
1 , mont Railroad today about six milcs
., north ol. the East Gmnyllle station,
Weber to 1.1119 office and discharged
' in Danbury.
. Ncw York Yacht Club's
, court.
‘ Eastcr
L'
-. 1%t'ynoidsl 3.
”ll“ the voters '
- in national bank .31
‘ came together)
“ were wrecked. The most 11111111
-, 1111.311 were Harry Bell; of :No
, aplno probably broken. and
’l‘lic authoritios Ware 11111111 to
1311111: wha‘t charge to 1111115 annual
inhuman but it was concluded today
., that he might be hold for breach oi“
chel lives just outside. '
the police
”untownudlqtrlct.
011 this moi-11-
ning the other workmen in the making,
partlncnt at tho Milllird“ tactoly left“
be” room and told tho superintendent
but thcy would not woxk with the
no.811pe1inlcndont Austin called
1111. Ho returned homo. but when Po
lice Captain Clinty went there in
semen of him this afternoon he had
loft? and it who said that he had gone.
with tho doctrines of anarchy. lie all»
1. mittod that ho made the lomarlts at-
tributcd to him. but gavo no clear ox-
plunalion of why he made them. Tho
men; to whom Weber made the re»
'3 marks that caused the. excitement and.
the ultimatc arrest. arc George A. Had-
dy and William II. Mead. two cmplcycs
' in tho calming room.
”1 am only 801ml) that Czolgosz did
. not shoot hichcr." chcr is credited
by them as having said. “I‘m an an-
arr-11131:. and I know a dozen right hcrc
Thorc arc thirteen in
Dnnbury and I am the lcadm.’
~ N0 SALUTES FOR COLUMBIA.
'4» . 1 1 .. M...
No Evidence of Interest in Her Depart-
uro from Bristol.
BRISTOL R. I. September lincl.
(10111 has lilo ricpur'lulc of u elart for a
C'ontcst that holds tbc intcrcst of mil-
.. lions of people on both sidcs of the
y Atlantic bcon so void of cven
tho.
cheering tool from a stcamcr as that
this afternoon of Columbia. the suc-
ccssl’ul defcndcr of America's Clip two
years ago. ’I‘hcrc was no ovldcncc that
succcus was wisbcd to the Columbia
as she was towed out of the harbor
by tho lerll City.
Ex-(Yommodorc E. D. Morgan step»
bod on board the Columbia at 2:30. the
ling cams
down. and his owmprivutc signal wont
up. The anchor was hovc short and
thc Columbia. was lowod down to tho
lion Island llslitshlp. where she cast
oi‘t’.thc llnc and procccded to Ncwport
undcr sail with (‘apinln Burr at the
Mine]. Thc Constitution is yet in the
harbor. and this afternoon tho crow
bcgnn taking down the standing rig-
L'lng and floating the spurs ashorc.
SCHLEY COURT OF INQUIRY.
WASHINGTON, September 11—All
tho members of tho Scilley court of in.
qulry are now in Washington. Rear
Admiral I-Iowison. the third mcmbcr
arriving last night. Admiral Ilowlson
was cxtrvmclv guarded in anmvoring
inquirics l'cspcciinir his own intcnlions
or thc nrobublc linc of action of the
It was cvidcnt, bowcvcr. that
ho has not in any degree a—Itorcd his
_ resolution in scrvc as a mclnbor of tilt]
court if the other 111cmbers accept ills
own views as to his qualifications
l-Ivcrylhing is roady for tho mccting
of the court. A large numbcr of wit
licsscs arc in Washington ready to
take the stand, but formalities are ex-
pcctcd to consume most of tomorrow‘s
session” No summons has yet been
issucd for Admiral Sampson. and it is
said very low formal summons have
been issued.
._.__.,.___..____..._.
HORSE RACING AT ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER. N. Ii., September II
There was an attendance of fully 20;
000 at the raccs today. Tilrcc events
were on the card, but the 2:16 class
trot and pace was unfinished. The
summarics:
2:24 class, trot or pace; purse $400
'l‘l'cna Dec 11. m (dare) 1'. Dil'ius bib
1% (O Neill) 2; Allie Snell. 111'. h (Pope)
539151 time 2:171/31.
:35 class.
l) in.
trotting; purse $600.
(Johanna) 1:28? F 13..
. (Swan) 2; ThoyMurshaIwb. 1;.
156111 tulle 2: 21%."
2' 10 class trot 01' noon; purse $400.
(unfinished) llowetta ch. in (Bass) 1;
Edmond b'. g., (Thompsonl 2; Elm
b g, (Tozcrr) 3.1313111 time 2: 171/4.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. September 11—~'I‘o.
day's statement of the Treasury balan-
ces in the general fund-exclusive of
the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the di-
vision ol' redemption. shows: Available
cash balance $181,868.956; gold $116.-
789.514 ; silver 32217131898! United
State‘s notes ”11.838012; treasury
notes of .1890. $74,668: national. bank
notes $9. 242 540; total receipts this
day 02.227176; total receipts this
month 1315. 819 503 total rcceopta this
your $113 533‘, 968; total expenditures
this day $1, 785, 000; total expenditures
this month $12. 990, 000; tote.
turea this year $104 649 ”38886 deposits
Nm
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a head on 11111111011 on 11191113111111 Ver-
1111 culls llcigbt if$1111 a Working 11:11:11
loucly, if not fat
others were badly urt. Both engin‘es'n
ball at Waterbury; badly l
‘, tornhlly The collision is said to bin-e
, resulted from an error of tho train
' BOSTON. some“
1 (1, Buyer. 11111111, silo-5e
town rid.
'wm Reliant: lilo Ohm-5o tho! Ml
. is made; it is gathered porn the atti~
- out to search for work. To a reporter
‘ ‘ol’ The Dunbuly News who saw wcbcr
_ at the factory. this morning. he denied
“ that he was an 1111111 chist lull admitted
,tbat ho had boon reading unalchist
1 l'ltoratulo and that ho was tamill‘ar
stop will be the recognition of counsel
.Wahpcton. N. 1).; Father Pane. of
- Mina, Goldman Door not Like 'Thclr
‘ one to crisis
plured Savor-all
. 1 I
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W-ASHING'BON September 11——Al
1111111111111 no statement on that point
tulle of tirogovornment» oiliccrs in the
smiley court of inquiry that they have
no present intention to maintain the
dignity of the court, there is 110111111110,-
sitic‘m on tho part 01 Its members to
try to magnify its character by use-
lcas ceramony. Tomorrow they will
go to: the yard in plain clothing and
thus rclclvc tho commandant of the
necessity of ordering oillciai suits. In
tho rctiring room adjacent to tho court
room, thoy will array themselves in
what‘ is known as the naval dross uni
loam.
Precisely at 1 o'clock the members
of the court will be soated. Admiral
liow'cy uttho center ola' table, with
flour Admiral Benham on his right
and Rear Admiral Ho‘wison on his loll.
l‘lie witnesses will stand at the lot
and ot the table next to tho oiilcial
:tcnozrupher and the judgc advocate.
Captain Lemlsy. with solicitor I-‘. P.
Hanna. his associate in the case. will
occupy the other end of the table.
The judge advocate first will ad-
dress the court and road the precept
under which it is convened. The next.
by the court. Next will come the most
interesting part of the day's proccod-
lug. namely the challenge by Admiral
Schlcy s counsel of the. competency oi’
Roar Admiral Howlson as a mcmbcr
of tho court. They will leltcratu the
charge that Admiral Howison has ex-
pressed an opinion adverse to Admiral
Schloy and it will be thaobject of
counsel to support this charge by aill
davits and perhaps by oral testimony.
It is fox the court to say whether such
testimony will be admitted. The ex-
planation is that an hour or two will '
be consumed in argument by counsel
directed to the two members of the
(Olllt whosc competency is not (loos-1
tioncd.
Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral
licnhum thou will retire and determine
whether 01 not the statements present
ad are sufficient to make manifest the ’
impotency of Rear Admiral Howison.
Captain Francis A. Cook. who com’
mandod tho-Brooklyn during the Wost
Indian campaign. probably will be. the
01 st witness Tho headqualtcrs at
Admiral Schlcy was a scone of great
activity today. Up to noon live 01’ lbc
witnesses named by the admiral had
bccn informed by counsel of the llnc
ol’ the tcstimonv to bo expcctcd from
them wllcn called boforc the court.
Thcy were Lioutonant Edward W. Eb-
crlc. Lieutenant Albcrt A. Ackcrmuu.
Licutcnant A. Johnson and Lieutenant
(‘ommundor R. F. Nicholson. all of
whom were on the Oregon durinu tho
Santiago light and Linutcnnnt Charles
chstcr who was on Admiral Sc bley' s
0.1-.' ship. tbc Brooklyn durinz tbc
llgbt.Admi1ni Schlcv and his counscl
~my they are in complete rcadincss for
tho opcninc of what is lookcd upon to
be one of the greatest. unvnl trials in
his memory.
CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES.
Many Adopted at the Session of the
German Catholic Vereln.
BRIDGEI’ORT, September 11~Thc
consideration of constitutional changes
was tllc principal mattcr to come. up
before the delegates on this the fourth
day of the scssuion oi the German
(‘utholic Vorcin of North America
Most of the proposed changes were
adopted. including one which reduces
the salary of the treasurer from $100
to $50.
In addition to the general convention
there was a minor one held today. the
delegates representing the Young
Men 11 German Catholic Association of
North Amel ica. Constitutional
changes were adopted making the ses-
sions biennial and the terms at the
ofliccrs four years. The next session
will be held at East St. Louis. in 1903.
Officers were chosen as follows: Pres-1,
ldont. Father C J. flutter, of Detroit"
inst vlcemresldeut. Joseph Blame. oll
Bollovillc. Ill.. second viceopreaident.
yVilliam Gilles, of Wnbpcton. N. 1).;
corresponding and financial secretary.
Paul Juhnlte. 01‘ Chicago; recording
secretary. Frank Rumkc, of. Bridge-
port; treasurer. William F11estcl..‘ol
New Haven; executive committee. Fa-
ther Editor. of Detroit; Father Decker
of Milwaukee: Father Ferry. 0! Alle-
sheny. Pa; Father, Ilcinzmann. oi
Iowa1114‘uther Faber. or Chicago. and
Raul .Iuhnlte. of Chicago. .
5...»..—
TIRADE AGAINsT THE POLICE. 1
m.
Mothpui of. Securing. Confessions.
CHICAGO. September tin-When,
shown 11 dcnpatch from Ncw1York-1that
Ozolgcsz 11111111 1admittod1 there '
plot to assassinate .tbo presided and
lmpilcatln5 her; Miss Goblins
1“! can p‘l'ov Ii 11,, ,,
Buffalo sincé I
part of Angus
implicate mo
anything1 at t
“I know perfectly well " she 11
."whnt the-colic - 1
“ll
cannot be 1.111111111111111 ‘
Have the
. orders.
1.11.1111 10‘ was Only by 11115101111111; ‘
work among our citizens that [Joan’s
Kidney Pills lpron 1...'cl_1' way Ito'thc
, proud «1111111111611 1111111111 111 111111 lo»
callty. Tho“!i " ubllc endorsement oi
scores of Sont‘ Not-wink réllidentu has
rendered iuydlllahlo derrico, to tho
con1111unlty.,1itcad what this. oitlucn
says: 1 i '
Mr. W. It. Green, of 44 Spring street
the engineer lit Grolut on Knapp’s bat
factory. says: “When a boy, I enlist.
ed in. the tinny and exposure and hard
ships may have weakened mo physi
cally. 111111151 trouble and slight urin-
ary 11111111111111.1111. and as I notlcml
an advertisement about Doan' s Kidney
Pills’ curlugnuch cases. l 5059. box at
Plalstad'a' and took them. Alter fin-
lshing ‘0 treatment I felt ever so
much better and the secretions were
natural. "
For sale by all rdealers; price‘dli"
cents a box. Foster-Mllburn 00., But-
falo, N. Y., sole agents loathe United
States.
Remember the name—~Doan‘s—and
take no other.
Do Your
room;
Charm of
Individualitu ‘? "
individual Taste
Iinds easy and adequate expres-
sion Muhrculizution in our ,
Handsome Assortment
of -
Beautilul Wail Papers.
Paper for any room in any house
wlrozu loc kitchen paper to $1
parlor paper.
Painters’ Q ISupplies, Artists’
Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
ating.
Telephone'Cnll,133-3.
Open evenings till 8.30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South NorWalk. ' C0115»,
ARE—YOU AWAKE
to tho fact that honest old line Life
Insurance is :1 line Investment for you»;
also an absolute protectioii to those
dependent upon you? It you do not
understand this fully call at or write to
the General Office of the Conn. Gon'i '
Life Ins. 00., United Dank Building,
So. Norwalk100nnu
tutu H ”5"“
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. CURES
HOLD BY
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Dealtr 1n ldhk‘oi-1-All Kludsl
Highest prices. paid for old metal.
1151,5115“, ev‘dr'ythlug. Write 01
can. Prompt attention 511nm to 1111
or, Jb‘welry. 010.. ior 3.1.. I
’dand 11111111111111.1011 1111111-
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dtklns i
5‘ Dow.
112 WASHINGTON STREET
.. South Norwalk
Phone 43 .
Glover’s the Piano
1' has. i , ‘
i
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ing' satisfadoi'u;
sidenlble Undergarments. ~
we hare higher pliccd garments all
. correspondinglu ueli selected.
.1 51111111121135. as lichl as is consistent
with durabiliiu.
Dressed as lhinlll as Dossblc.
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick
Just now. . 1
A popular price IS 50 cents pct dal-
meal and realizing it. we have made our
line at this price as high diode and as
satisfacloui In even: respect as is our.
abiliiu to secure. ' . ,
The results 01 out .cii‘orts: are prov-
We are selling con-
98 Washington street
SOUTH NORWALK.
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;
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Thin Bummor vacation has
been ve‘ry‘hiM upon oboe loath-
er—he has played all sort of
rough games and has not been
the least particular in caving
his shoes. “Pa will' get me
more,” that's been all the wory
ho has had in the matter.
Now pa, it's up to you to get
him a new pair-11“ you going
to pay a high‘ price for a shoe
that will not stand “hard" no
age or are you going to let him
wear one of our
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that are made to resist success-
fully the hard knocks of youth.
You will at least examine this
line will you not?
, WearShoes that Fit
, ,s ..i
HonsES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
W111 HAVE THEM comma or rm
OAR LOAD EVERY m nus.
-W1'( 4" 131»
M. TARLOV,
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKI."
Emmi Norwan. “ '
Itartiflclally digests the food and aids
Nature 1111 Ina-cu them as and moon‘-
structin the ox ousted digestive (R:
It'll
mullnlumociullabmgkycpcpulagiz editor
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A LITTLE BOX of YRON-QX
For tho blood
For the Nerves
Tot tho Slot-such
For the Bowolo
for the Liver
For the Kidneys
At all druggislai 25 cents.
T11 “‘ Fushe,
Double Extension; soles and Extension Denis.
, .
Burt 81 Company‘s'Shoes for Men. $3.150.
Lou usbury, Maihewsou& Company’s Shoes for Women. $31.00.
Children’s Box Calf bh‘oes. $100.- 81. 25 and $1 50.
rll.‘ 1111111111:
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but?!
1011 took 13111121111111
bout bottle ail-513mg complain-11y."
I could hour or
no 11qu by Rm
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The Eaullless Ladies Shoe now selling at $2 00.
‘ .A’ml shall maintain our reputation as «11‘... $1111. am cOALmIm
oil .511.“ all con-corn. our anortmoot in coolly tho lir‘uo'ct'c ‘
1 denier In this territory and no can .011 all 111111. in the Math-‘1)!
1151. it In a wlc‘o adonomy to not In your Wintor'o iupply during lilo '
' cummor 11nd tall, whether the price I. likely to ndvanuo or not.
Call and got pur prion. , a. ,
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John H. Derri
South
1.11431
Nbrwalioflobn.
Norris BIIVer,No1-th Qtrattord, N. H.,
I
, “I purchased a bottle of One Minute
Cough uro' whoa cutie log with a
cough 95f“ tor» to] ii nib {its incurable.
One bottle relieved me. the 1160111111 and.
bill-“d almont'curou Tailor I 11111 1‘1 wall
man." Geo. Ci. Btlllson.
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.. when most womanly «(111.111.1111.
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